This propaganda has not gone for nothing. The people themselves are} becoming enthusiastic in seeing 30 many young trees on the mountains this year after the grass cutters finished their work and every year will shake the protection easier. Even If not a single tee is planted, if this protection is continued for ten years, the naked hills of this hsien would)
this time of year be almost as attractive as those of Chekiang as escribed by your correspondent from that province. Some of the native trees her have foliage as pronounc~ ed in colourings as those in Chekiang. fand where these are absent a little thought and care could easily supply the lack.
The bridge between here and Chuchow will be built before next spring and then tourists can more: through all of this district and spend some of their dollars among these hills. What with these prospective With the many roads now under way promise is held out to the public th they will soon have another new piece of China's peculiar seerery opened up for their enjoyment.
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