Married in 1883, a year after looming to the Far East, Mr. Herb: erg has. lived various parts of ch hina, Japan, Korea and Manehuri 01 in his first Journey into Manchuri Tientsin having See ict patiga tha sts franspore into the fatsor" cee interior was. by Peking cart oe on tha at? tertiary or the begi ming of the Gi man fin succession 20 of. out, not only a learned ertecg vas" actors quarternary time man of s very body but has" definite executive lewly married bride. They travelled [closely related anthropoid existed in functions, Altogether this young. ip, to Kupeikow, the scene of hard Eastern Asia. This has. been est branch of an ancient organisa~ fighting the days between Japa: proven by Dr. J. G. Anderson's distion is full of energy. jose and Chinese troops, Friction be. covery at Chou Kou" Tien near Pekin ween France and China, which led in "1921 and subsequent Mr. Gill alluded to the success at-to the Franco-Chinese tending the joint efforts of Colonel War, hac its echoes all over, the
son, and Mr. L. P. Ridgway in get-Logan, Dr. Chatley, Mr. C. D. Pear. country and there was talk of "cut-ti ing off foreigners' hen nese dating back to the Tower ting London to agree to Shanghai's return to Ji of Babel, or being ident effort. He appreciatively referred Service in Japanese and in the Sumerians because of a largely to papers read before the Associa-nese owned vessels during which Mr, imagined similarity of the Chinese tion during the year and he indicat.
Herzberg was shipwrecked thre ideograph with cuneiform writing, scholars have argued chiefly on beed scope for the members' activity times, followed.
"But we have a in encouraging technical education rover in Germany", he remarkt half of a Western origin" of the in Shanghai and giving assistance that whoever is born to be hi Chinese people. It has. been held ced that through the dessication of Cen-Universities. "Incidentally il never be drowned; so I always tral Asia, the one time flourishing Mr. Gill considered that the aged to be saved." populations of that region scattered.
Sineering work, in Shanghai's ani-Paddle steamers. plying bette eastern off was the versities—notably at sapan and China were the tse Chinese tribe settling in Shensi and Ship in which Mr. Herzberg aeryed Shansi along the banks of the Mr. Pearson briefly welcomed the engineer for some years. Thea llew River, The great climatic Hquests from the sister societies in changes which have "converted the for a considerable here jobs came his way and he wat Shanghai and emphasised the mo-riod connected lonce fertile and populous regions of ldesty of the engineering profession, the Soy Chee Cotton Mill and, [Central Asia into wind-swept deserts of moving sands, are claimed to be
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