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On a recent journey through three provinces to Hankow the writer had fan opportunity of observing the patriotism of the people. It was interesting to note how well three of China's greatest railways have adapted themselves to the constant alr raids. Deep concrete dug outs, have been fitted out for offices with telephones so that station masters can handle the despatch of trains. seems to have been damaged.
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