As n result of bombs and bullets, seven Chinese were wounded more or less seriously. One of the victims, in winter the thermometer] a n iddio-aged woman, received a dropping to 30 degrees below freezing bullet wound in her left foot, end oint and in toe, unie p heat the others suffered injuries to various [em s e s te kites Moana, Re HIES WAT M ba US a One man 3 struck in the chest by a fragment o! arge part of the population consisted Gre of the bombs and in addition one Mongol dons there appeared of his shoulder-blades was fractured. Fire Brigade ambulances took all o be peaceful and the present war the wounded to the Chinese Red lad left little mark on the resources Cross Hospital in Avenue Haig. The ^f the province. motive for the crime was not de-Referring to the journey gain, Mr.
Joyce said that a remarkable fact was finitely ascertained. The gangsters hat they did not meet bandits at a escaped. ime during the 1,600 miles from Three weeks ago ten Chinese were Jrumchi to Kashgar or from Kashgar severely injured when hand-o India, Both travellers entered grenade was thrown into another of Curkestan, this proving to be one of the western gambling dens conduct-he mos interesting episodes in the ed off a Municipal road, in "Ta Tao" rip.
Here they were able to study territory. This attack occurred near he natives of the country and also the intersection of Bubbling Well and ad the experience of travelling Tifeng Roads. As in yesterda; hrough the fringe of a desert. In attack, some of the (victims we Te Kashmir, too, both found time to meet very seriously wounded, he hill and mountain people in this part of India before boarding the rain which was to carry them to Calcutta.
the interview Mx. joyce, Thanksgiving Day to Be who was born in Chefoo and educated n England, added that he had enjoyed he trip immensely, although when he sad gone to Sink ug six years ago he had had an eventful journey in which he crossed the Gobi desert by
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