The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-24

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that Of Alden; located IN the eutrance
to the BED sea and slightly on rstlfa
main traflc way that leads 70 India.
/ Here Is where you viii ind the camels
4 and the camel cars, for mi thout tl1ena
LspoFtatien across the great desT
1erts would be impos bic. ne caInelE
are used here instead Of the horses.
1 and for one TO see q great drove o1
cainels crossing the desert Is indeed
/, q common occurrence.
For three months accepted tn :
hospitality Of the Arabians, They are
/ indeed a very clever class OF people
4 but in order to. appreciate them one
4 should have some knowledge of the
I language This WAS great hand1cap
Ito me. and / left Arabia with the feel-
\ ling of one who has partaken Of some
thing that he can not explain.
Here the curtain rises on lndia, VINO
Of you have not heard Of this great
country famous the world over Tor IFS
Imam eating tigers. and am tn posi-
/ ton to know for on more than one
| occasion / had to hunt q tree In order
| TO save my scalp from the raging tlg-
ers. Hunting is fine and Is one cares
| to partake OF little pastinne in the
1 form of hunting tigers, he can away
find natives willing to accompany hliiis
Though my advice to al lis to leave the
L Ef&e1E Iu AAAAAA&S Fa0A0~S -
East Indians for they alone are Inc
only ones that know how to success
fully hunt the man eating tigers that
Ifnfest the country in innumerabie num-
bers.
down among the half civilized people
iof China China Is great country
/ have seen China as no other person
has seen 1t. / have lived in u, foughs
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the great Manchu emperor anu the
rise Of a young republic far more en-
during than Babylon, more wonderful
than Rome in the days OF the Christian
lide ll1xa and equal to Bagdad in the
DAYS OF 6saiob Haroun. All this have.
| / seen and yet for the people at nome
/ to grasp the inspirations that came 70
me during the trying days OF the great
Picking siege would be next TO super
human have seen the Ialll ls..,a ltn e
0rfet to the throne, placed upon y
and successfully kept on it, and from,
aAS frdications China has a second
Abraham Lincoln on the throne. DUR.
| ing the trying days of the great re-
beTlion in China was on the famous
Yanatze river the Amazon of the world
and here witnessed with my own eyes
some OF the fercest fighting that mas
ever been recorded in the annals OF
history Our Civil war from all Eec-
oI.cIs was indeed very bloody a1talr
hrt never can it compare with the.
bloody fighting that has just taken
place I'm China. Fights have occurred
In the late rebellion that not 9 s3ng4e
Individual was left to tell the tales or
heroism and yaIor that WAS enacted
an 1tlle great dramas of the battle iteld,
vet these men sacrificed their lives TOT
a great cause If you will only look
in history you will find that new anu
powerful nation with its four hIIndTed
million Of people is now listed anon g
the republics of the world. Wonder-
full indeed is the transformaEonstn that
China has undergone in the lasttWo
Years. The first president OF Chlna
was the great revolutionary leader lJr
sun Vat Sen. He it was who tomented.
the great rebellion that has been the
cause of the rise, of a%young fepyplI e.
He is the most honored man IN !llIls,
Few people, even the richer class nave
eaan China as / have seen 1t, for in
deed most If not all OF them see II
from the rich mans point OF view.
Those that can afford to come TO
China do SO in the hope OF seeing Inc
Chinese people and the country ia the
parts that are occupied by the foreign
Ia of iifn aIldssn ere they
| make the mistake OF their lives loI ne. no
one dreams for a InOHle1t " ,ss.SSSsltftS9s
the true Chinaman in the parts that
hare now occupied by the foreigners
You must 60 to China II. you expect 70
see the original Chinaman, and GOING
| to China does not mean that you Gun
see the real Chinese by going into IN E
| Chinese Republic, far different from
| this. You must go into the interior
] of China, and to do this means 2 heaVy
expense and great RISK OF ne il Alu
heath, for the Chinese in the intel1oI
1of China are far from being clXtllzea.
/ In. my sojourn of several months IN
1 the old chinese republic / travelsd
to piaces as remotes as that OF Yum
nan. This province is conterminlous
with that Tibet in the extreme
southern part of Russia. To get there
Iii reunires tbout two weeks travelling
nv both ship and horse back as Wen
! as walking for several miles OF the
i tourney This is the place to go II
/ YOU want to get acquainted with tns
/ Chinese people and unless you go 70
/ The province of Yunnan you caIinos J
4 expect to be In a position to SPEAK %
i the Chinaman Let.
n In Tibet you see the people and thelE
.tneculiar customs, and again you see
line Chinaman in Chino. You cannon
4 expect. to see the Chinese people IN
\ Dorts that are occupied by both Eu-
1 roneang and Americans. Some say
j +bat the Chinaman is the most thrifty
4 man in the world Herein lies great
point for discussion among me 1orels l.
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