The Archive · 1938

American Locomotives for China

To replace railway: materials destroyed during the undeclared war, China is turning to America. The s.

Belmore is pictured loading locomotives in Philadelphia—twelve in the holds and eight on deck. and dog life, as did the unfortunate Emperor with his spouse. Finally in one of their customary quarrels Tsai Chu laid hands on his wife, who ran home in tears to her family and told her mother, all &bout it.

This lady was the wife of Duke Kuei Hsiang, the younger brother of the Empress-Dowager. The bad treatment of her daughter was therefore doubly insulting to her, as mother, and also as sister-in-law of the great lady. Burning with indignation she ordered out her sedan-chair and proceeded at once to the palace of Tsai Chu where she demanded to

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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