Nanking, Sept. 8.
Three routes have been mapped-cat by the Capital Reconstruction Commission as the bavinning of a system for Nanking.
Te ie learnt that the routes traverse the busiest sections of Heiakwan and the city. 'The tram lines will be laid "down in' three stages at a'cont of annroximately $3 millions—Kuo in, of China, to have offered Dr. Andrews every facility and encouragement. to carry on his work in ie" Territory, (or "the almost daily, repeated. assurances, of Mr, Lo Wen-kan, Mr. Quo Tai-chi and others, that' the Chinese are not fanti-foreign, are likely to be. Te. ceived with a certain amount of scepticism even: in England and the States, as long as the activities of the Association for the Preservation lof Cultural Objects continue un-jocked and, above all, as long jentiate of the standing of Dr.
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