Tenghsien, Sung., Oct. 24.
The Governor of Shantung is planning some real archaeological explorations—the order has already important field of conflict and vie~ tory for two of the graves to be first examined are in the Tenghsien.
first on the list is Ts'ao Chuin of China. He, i ablished the sin dyni feally China and roled witha strong hand, "His father was a military official of not much note but it is thought his grave will contain some thing worth while because of the The next grave will be that of Tsao Teao himself and then the old city of Hsiaocheng will be unearth-td. These ruins lie about 40 It from hete—the "T-P. railway passes through them. The mud of the old walls is still quite evident from the car window.
the people will be to what appear One wonders what the reaction of desecration to them, and China has always been so. separate and apart the rest of the world, that one imagines that any. findings will be of local interest only.
One of the most important high ways of China, if not the most important, also passes by Tenghsien, the Toad from Tsingkiangp, Peking which the b railway has caused terminator a¢ the canal' and Wonts med Ganal amd at'Teingtiangpu
Intnt be used to continue te Journey Because of for land and rie feld; All the cities of any, sao along haa Inns remaster vastness for beauty There were rooms with crude beds Zor the travellers straw mats on the floor for the cart drivers and covered stalls for the mules—so one inn occupied large space. And they in trath are a noisy place' for the Chinese believe that mules and horses must be fed at night.
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