(Continuud from page 77) programme from Chengtu on ture [day evenings.
'Miss Dorf, the young Danish Indy in Prof, Andersson's party, was also quite musical and on' the expedition carried a guitar with which she entertained and charmed. the Tibetans the caravan. When the long day's task was finished trying to discover Just how neolithic manson the Root of the World spent his days and fights, and how he cooked and ate nis food, Miss Dorf would produce Iher lovely gramophone and "guitar, and like David of old, soothe the tired nerves and weary braing of those who had worked" throughout the day. Miss Dorf spent her days yards from home he drew this fore ooking. instrument' and was quite, prepared to cut the expedition cook In two, But for the timely arri of Dr. Graham who witnessed. the terrible struggle a serious incident might have taken place, From a scientific standpoint the exploration had some success and we trust the author of "The Yellow Earth" will give the world another book dealing with his discoveries om the Roof of the World and perhaps answer the question with some authority: Was there a primitive man in the Land of the Lamas and if so has he left any relies?
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