Wild Tribe Assist Missionaries to Flee from Beleaguered City By Tierax
Tachienlu, W. China, Sept.
But one day there was very if Yesterday a tired, weary, ssu by' an "ineident™—an" international one burnt, dust-stained party of travel-complication. Denaro, the ets rode quietly into Tachienlu. A foubhiy handled bys. wil wool rout ya wild wooly hart note the previous evening nomad. Te 80 that she from Mr, Duncan informed us that yee Ss Sara, the, overiye traveller, would tras riding one of his ftnimais- and ° this animal hed early on September 22. The Which "included tr. and Mrs. Dur Jarry © lot of stut, apart from the ote can trid three children, Mrs. Ogdi Indy ad her id' "Pirakthe was. securely and 'Miss Young, had' been on the Youd, living in tents since August top of this she placed her bedding, 22. 'Soon after leaving Batang the trid onthe top' of this more and more of her belonging'. "This w txqvellers van into a monsoon which sweept over the whole frontier. Dai more than the woolly" nomad. could Belt wee Mayo and, se rushing up_in great anger Barks acta tee after day it rained, making travel-'Tachienlu. The Ga-zhe-la and the Ting. not only dangerous but uncom-the gave her. a slushy. threw. the hinge from the back of the animal fortable. ud in the seuffe that followed the The old official rond which comes nomad struck Lama Dendra with over the Da-so, through San-ba to) the fat of his Tibetan sword. Teang,
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