Chowtsun, Sung, June 10, For about ten days now our our streets have been thronged with sellfers of cocoons, which seem to have come in more' plentifully than in Dost years. A fairly good wheat harvest Is by now nearly gathered In. To-day on the market new potatoes fagpeared for the first time this sea-fon. Cargo, quantities are grown in this Tt being usual to. get fiwe cropa,'a years lie knots "of Jeountry people are often seen market days standing near shops Fhaving radios, listening to the dit-{ferent programmes. Newly installed Filmps provide an attraction and the Jease with which the water is ob-{uined and its plentifulness greatly Intrigue the observers, No" doubt wonderful stories are told in the villages about these and other improvements, such og street widening.
TnsuMiclent Bunks 'Some of the prisoners have cooking pols and make tea for' themselves. They sleep in bunks, one above the other; the lower one must be very uncomfortable, as "it is on a. level with the floor and very dark. Even so the bunks are not suaicient for all the prisoners, same of whom have to sleep on the ground. The men have
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