Sage's Birthplace Attracts Wuhu: Sufferes: Damage in these.
Visitors Kong the lineal descend~ Nanking lant of Confucius also lives at Chatu, Fro Our Own Coneesronpext keeps himself so exclusive that Waho, May 19, Tenghsien, Sang. May 12. tourists do mot see The torrential. rain and_ storm, "A visit to Chufu Chufu, Shantung, the birthplace which swept this part of the country of Confucius, for several years has, guide and interpreter is well worth during the last few days, will pro-not enjoyed the stream of visitors the outlay. nably reduce the crop of maize and The Tenghsien correspondent has that it did in past years—disturb-vegetables by "about RO, per cent mentioned before the tomb of Sao according to the farmers in southerd ances in China and often uncertain train travel have contributed to pre-Hao, This ts quite near Confucius'
Anhwwel who swore just about to Te tomb and, should be visited. by loin harvests. Ht i feared th vent foreigners and also natives from. tourists at the same time, The rick-pay their respects to the sage's than half' of the crop can now tomb.
However, recently, a party [shaws may be engaged for both. be salvaged and a tenn' season Sao Hao was an emperor that from Tenghsi ventured forth, the anticipated—Kuo Mir, moving card some visitors lived as long before Confucius as we live after tomb is fresh from the U.S.A. quite like those seen in Mexico—"AL present rickshaws may _be and damages about 25 ft. high—pyramidal with a obtained quite reasonably at the vere storm shrine on a truncated apex. depot and will remain overnight at the town which is 18 li from the} Three persons were struck lightning. "Parg of the hangar Ki depot, These are much more con
springless carts of Peking which are senicit and "pleasant than, the
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