and Bolsheviks Mr, J. C. Bosustow, who returned fom a rapid trip Home, vid Siber made the journey to England third Glass from' Manchuli to Moscow, both for adventure and economy's sake.
He speaks most highly of his experience. The cars, of course, Srere. primitive, just fong_ shelves own the sides of a box. waggon, naturally 3s, Bosustow had to provide his own bedding, which he managed to raise at Manchuli, But says that. everything was pet fectly clean; the insides of the cars were well painted and varnished There were no cracks oF crevices where "live stock" could inhabit; Twice a. day an. old. woman came in with mop and pall to lean up; the conductor, too, appeared. freguently. with dustpan and. brush; ud. Mr. Bosustow "reached his tournay's end. without a single unwelcome visitant.
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