The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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Virginia Tfsy sfers Jodfr'i' ~ ini AN. ny
4 terror China and Some 1 n
S83ss 1ncidents. \ IN
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In u recent issus or The Shanghai rsSas
curry the following u letter W rs pri nted&
from the pen 81 Dr. "A. p. I.o u thar Who
is we'll known to many III Riohmo nds M DEsSs
Louthan Is brother OF the sRsv. II. u ". s
Iouthan. now OF w lliamsbn formerly
/ of Richmond. Chengchow II about *, D01SSs
miles Inland from Shnng Hal. Ss
fter the precious priyileke fof eri3o
Ling our own company e for mon thu
Chengchow, hearing only an occaslonalSi
English word We were plensed once mora II
Uncle 4a Remls's Tales, when hN Il askeds5
Breri Fox for e. ride. n Brer} Fox replledas
gu are not goi n3 my Prer Raf3ssS
/ b u answered. Il makes no dif ferencs5S
which WAY ( am going, Just 30 I am; rid s$$
$ins* made RI d TO
wanted VI to 70 some where to- escape Il TIL III
dust md Ii heat, II and !! where We could
|Slengthen tile Bill Of fare. gs.
There tS is nothing a. the matter II WittiS
Cheng chow. & VI he ilroad from TIankoW&
l3tO# Peking passes near The city, and tn 1SS
thninsS are q sou q Of endless INTEREST N
the atives. Ai$ second road through Il Til a5s
city !, from * attenE to Fl onadfoo, VIII ~ a
completed 55tr q few month maxim tin
tile town Of III teen thousand f 1nhabl-Ss
tants an import ant ri lroad center Great
changes are ia king place Il lr1 and N about
the city, The street, have been gradedSg
and il trees planted by the a why, III
homes OF he rail rpad of u recently
finished, and tile new n, issionY onses be-
Ing bull ake IN pleasi ne thre
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arc being torn away and new ones are
Ep,hing their place, q gchows SIS gaa,s$
iflourishingH little place, VIII erc tho people
enjoy much peace nnd prosp ertt
During the IL past months M we s$ have
amused ours lves stu y Wing the ChinessS
language. It was a.s great b Zip In break
Ing the mon otony Il:
5 Learning the language \ IL as easy
rolling off g los. BIZ 81t IS ra Their tronb1e-s
some to get on the 4 log. NJ The Oh tnesaSS
language and .Gray's AnatOn1y' q are sttis;|
best time illers We have ever met mn
'Havng g kept bach hall sf dr. SOM
months, and Living on past reoolle tons
that We we're arlxio Gus to so Wler
could see some folks. and chang 81 the blu,
OF fare X Along the way the treat wheat
fields, the gorg eous Sp topples thu SmilletS
glIstenng IN the 81 i, the groves and
lagos here and A here recurr Ing, the stuff
little Scoache Is, ere IVA sat gand dreamedH
Of tho girls we LET . be hind us, IN Wero
sources Of Interest n but our chief pleas-E
lure was won ertng 81 what our fr1ends ss
lunch basket con- ed il IcFnbod Crane, IN
Smoutl, watered when n he visited Katie
|Srines antassel Land saw the re se,ss duck s
and turkeys wal Ing g bout th 81 yard N and
(simngl1ed them to be swimming In their
own gravy. ssS WI tn some such feeling #Wea
looked forward to SUI per time.
served when vi reac ied59 the Il, chlis
III the midst Of trunks, Val Uses beds
| land the general travelling parap HERNIA ltsss
the table was pread. ChickeH o nd tnIriS5
beans and eggs. can Ind ca Ike we re lrli
abundance. but wi tn Il all we were lot
ASHAMED ITO Y stop when We had FL eaoughs
|8some II your readers II NJ ~ Edi tor, per-
/ haps have never ;Yls ted the inter tor8ofS
China, and %conseque len ly have q Of erl5sss
joyed II the privilege n Of 81 stop ping
{villag inn, where one m ,lst 81 eep on the
soft sid Of 81 plaI X and get UP Searly stns
the morning rest, before he Al cam ssss
sumo his journ e..
's.:W . ]; were glad to see TIankoy and
'Old q Tory, u 4 Dating from The clis
GO llS consulat NJ The 5 rive giss and SSSf ldS
breazes we're u ref reshing, ~ after many
dust storms.
s;;F..The views long the n yer from IIal1sg
lsow Kinkians reminded 81, ~ ! mnoi,a
Japan IN The mountain IS were clot he'd AM
green II with many villages VI z estlir a
their feet. ssA
Mother Nature s digestion must 1laXaI
been much disturbed when all these cliffs
and mountains 5camn n Into bel VI
sunrise upon # tho river twas beautl lslss
the reflection upon tho wa tor &rel.tl
lis Of "a channel out through The Ice on
q cold s wintor q morning We rode itlss
i,chalrs from Xii lriang to- Is the middle
res house. ana ever moment n EXP eoted \
to be overturned into y he rs
ous rico beds along the PAT b.
From # the MIDI 10 al res thou So syl'
walked IN to Kuling topping free uentllyyNs
to enjoy the scenery. 81
1.-THE Palisades along he sS Hudson
River. and thet8view from tn If n \ ltaryia
Academy at West s9 Point I'll are !deFed tss
the most beautiful In the in ted Sta
the great plains west Of the M sissippi.SS
especially in 4 the sp ring I, are beyond de-
scription; the canon In Col Grad q is gransl;;a
but the View Dove xuling surpassesS
then, ali. soa and lsy, q LIQUIDS ana sun Ss
shine, hundEads otf little stands. the5S
streams Il In the distance, Sui U.s.
little homes resting In the val ley upon
the mountain top. present IA plc ture, once
seen. Will never be forgot ten. IA