The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
HENRY SAVAGE LANDOR HERE
IIIGHT OI THI ElLu LAVA
Y'OLsN'H iNNOI NV.
WI, Be-ausc a New EfIui"0 of ISis FsO"',
an r,beI ., Jusi on,ns Out Hes
NSt Coins q" the sOrth Pole just Vet
Too Grow drd There, IIe Fear.

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',..iIancn ~r- "'n"rt"d 'rv 'S'''" "a iew
..,.uSo sktpr"-' pet 80 the l-'cho.ogic,'
...nsnt g.! . l"J-' .,.," '"~~Co nov IN New
'..s and Re. : Hem, >a"ag" L1ndcr.
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...u ll.a mai a. "a u'.N 'iiUou Of Mr..
I..t,t- book 81 ih,, VAS comm :
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a.. .. az new o. ~ v.r,. .c~- m uId
60 ti VI Lander 90 thr Holland
p. .. The i.ruat"h ~e received said
.... re-. r1I dep II N,rt 'a,uusc ke
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.r
=. -.n.S ,Dl l,urchushrui with a
'... English 'T"oTE got int Ihasa
'.r '..-e as" vNloh expedition ~
.. go. Co. n't"r ~ &C.. ,,I
.esa Ua.s he"p '-'-lng ~ re-s'N their l''..
."1-nya ~ the country llho' vus
-l-r1ssi 2" he o tributary ~'7'" IT china.
., tn- l1tter had no actual authority
.sr Tibet. Inis Was principally l"" q"
20 'sr's hat Tibet - % Tar way from
ery chars - uesrN Inaccessible" -
r,.5a .uuntry and Psi" d,rtr,rlt from -
,1 govern II hv actual ,orrc. Ohru the
means Of CON munication hsv" hitherto
F.An o.: the mcst primitive order.
BEGINNING with the Ch'no-iapanese
ar and sniuhssiksi by the outcome 81
.aA RussU-Japaness Way, N. Chinese
have come 60 feel that the yslloU rlc" Il
gong 70 have an inning in the Var East
.nd they themselves have C.Ttlni V heer
-aN.nE up fast One y then nrs' steps
- 20 back into Tibet an reg AN power
,yer that country one motive that has
influenced them 90 send troops 70 Lhasa
tes idea Of spreadin their Inhusnc'
nth the Buddhist part Of tho population
anybody who knows what Chinese troop
are IKE cannot blame the Dalai Lam.
'or running away from he country
They are a very cruel mob and gwen t.
lootinz
However. Tibet will sooner M !st-'
all into thu hands II the tins .lsh ana th'
Russians. think the frontier IN ease ~
Russians take the northern ana the eng
llAh the southern portion Of the country
viii % the range .ong the Rrshmapoo'ra
River. which was see u, surveyed an'
described by me n 1897 ana which has
since been seen ty III sven helln I'M
en&0 - hIDNu 4ONdAlN - VIC oaAk
Mountains but IL generally referred % q.
'hs Trans Himalsya- | spent s@'era
months in these mountains ana 1ls
Covered the two sources OF the SranIna
Doo,ra which HdsID reGlscovsr.i
had thought 20 MAKE . tip 10 An
arctic regions this year but 60 MANY
USop!e are Planning 10 g. down foT 4
-Ight OF the south pole that | have gIvsI
~ the idea for the pressn' don lIk,
% 20 ear 5ring N a region that - apt =
H- a. crowded as RrosGway CT election
ght 80 l shah wait UNI. next year
There - .i-'le more exploration worl
o. <rsEl scale .sIt '-r The man who Cs
Sa,s n sCCl th'ngs mat VIII soon b.
..N.y . 70 dag into the rtt.e yu' 70 IA
az corners that stIll abound.
II Tibet tal Ns-n more - r. d0slrsrl'
,Intrv than u 10 ~ would have heel
Aisst ~ England ,ng ago Bu' " u >,
-scv VoTTnlC 3 ana - 1lTf III ~ &c
80 'la. rorrdy IA, Jared - DSn ~
10 Practically a nes eT' IJI % great n
- sl@' ALTON above the ssa level 'kA
.aTtIy saythng edible viii grow rhsro
he gr~G'4T part of II g. . p,atHsy IS no
-. 4bo"s t0s sea sud e a.f 20 IWp2'
'most al us tod Tnev have 'usi
-hssp ara goats ana "aEs %, course Al
hey bring their woul 20 'h- frontier u
re GUNNER ana ~ change = for 'Oo1etuf-
! 10 not believe rnat the country con
taIns a Population of more Than NO %
'nree millions at the uuts de thOug
asrsons who have never been mere "-tl
nate u at several times thai iglTe tn
oniv populated TsgT'lcu. except that o"e
which nonAdlc tTIt@s rove. u The yals
% the Brahmhpootrs ana | speak a. IN
reault % actIIai Obseyvapon