Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31
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my, brain. simply reels will all this
talk about Japan. and China, and ths
,Heagne of Nations" popta datpty MS MSt,ts
America; sas shS presses shessAanas,Nts
Ser head, where her rebellious tresses
/, Would be falling down were 1t not fol-
a. net of, human hairT-from Shantupg
{ "cains down inis Mere 70 set away ffot
this talk about the1 peace treaty
+, Ehina,s long way of anyway,
Erowls Mr.. Business man as, he strolls
-alons. the beach, in q .pongee suit
e.Srom Shanting, ~ ~. ,is.s ~
y with this introdpetion the Natitopa
Geographic Society issues o bulletin
I, concesnins sbe Industries OF Shantune
9 which; faTges from una king, hair nets tf
,.buiiidfirs railways 50 qhoting from %
standardization to The Society b,
Maynard Owen Williams as follows;
i. when the speedy roadster made
hair nets a necessity. the hunger pres
ysure in remote province of 10000.
]; 600 reiented d little. ~s.'.,aas'..,;. ~ :.
;;J "The almost invisible net serves
!, fashion to preserve for another houl
|, the loyeliness of a moment. But the
7 making Of hair nets enables whole
YilIages of wrtnkled old women o.
I. Shant,lhs to'pat little more food int
;.tysr- hungry stomachs. fNI''S . -. -.
"when. the american male emerged
from the woolen of former, convention
b and donned the dapper suit of 1909
! Songee, all the silkworms in. Shantuns
had to iwofb, Il overtime. and thei' i
! masters added a strlpsof pork to the
family dish.s' A pongee-clad crowd a
Bar Harbor means a better-fed popuia'
.Sion in Weihatwei. .y-.> .s.s =,
-. AN American woman wears sems
Chefoo lace. and thanks to her and
The purchases Of her friends, almond
eyed girls are being trained In mission
school 5000 miles away. g, =
5 "Ther doughboy back from the wal
Fs alsofa booster for 7Shantung, though
,Serhaps heh doesn't know H. '1iAs ne
rtslls Of the ever smiling Chinese fwhog.
the saw making. roads in. France" m
,Sestifles to the fine qualities OF some
,sf the worlds best laborers.
u "The Shantung coolie did his fall
Share of wer work. A hundred land
aafty; thoasaAd afgi:ifa : went out te
;kettsr hying conditions and "a wider
outlook when the Rritish, troopships
steamed away from -his : pehinsulal
Home. Hundreds Of him dropped
Ishoyef ana seized .gpnfor fought with
sniubs and axes when, the breach al
Chateau -Thlerry yawned. + /"
~ "Sow semseef thess Shantas coolies
are being fet,irnea to-their homes with
pew thoughts and ideals. speaking
;.Rfdgin- French. Pidgfh- English. ans
's8hats not but with wonderful tails te
;(ten of the men by whose sides the!
;abugft. ~, = {! ffy..-1.s. .ttHf ~ "a {
..s; a.Whean China wants railways bull
+ dr canals dug. here are the boys who
showed. the best Allied engineers wha'
loyal labor really Was.
NJ: Nor win they baye to wait long
An nAmerieanA corporation is only wait
sing for better transportation facilities
before beginning. to. dredge once more
the Grand: Canal, which was binding
TChiDaS Into an empire rtwos centuries
before the Great Wail began to; shut
.,Sut thesrest Of, the Nworld and 4eo
years before the birth in a Bethlehem
lHianger Of Him ) who was to affect
China inS a. degree second only "a
Shantung's great Sage.
s, When 80, 900 sooe people whose idea
of days work is 1s hours are crowd
ed into SaSprovinee the size OF Iowa
there SmIst either be Industrial devel-
opmentie in sill, laee., and hair lor
psfiodic nnigrations Of LABOR to less
fhickly settled parts of the world.
s. SIN summer the shantung coolie is
north along the Ampr mining gold
oS harvesting soy beans in Manchuria-
Esiiave !; seem: him. carrying !, Harbin
Rour ABOARD; the Sungari steamers, and
Ne laid hundreds of miles of ties on
The; Trans Siberian. have seen him
jHggling zaily painted sticks at - the
Mini Novgerod fair. and companies
az Shantng colies fought for the Bol:
sAsyiks beslae!the. Kremlin and against
fnem <near chita Ia, ruined :Nan-n
Ahantangt coolie, heavily. dressed
against the bittle cold of'the Armenian
phteau, rolled into town ahead OF
tesntf OF his compatriots who. brought
Hour to that starving city. ,&S2>t5
is soon the Japanese will be laying
the rails for theiE,r new railway con-
gesslS SnT from; Eaomfs near Using tau,
70. Hauohawfp. Whence aiTrans1 Asiatic
trunk ltnes Nhioh,W viii be. to the. Trans
Sibertanswhaa the Union Paotnc'is to
the CanadiaR Pacific. is some day to
Hnk Lanchow !. and Kashgar- with
Pekins and R6ssiaG Tmkestan. Also
q Japanese; line win run from Tsinan
TO cut, the. Pektng- Canton line. at
Shuntehfp. x. t.. ,,na -. -,
* 'In: building these railways the
Shantung Icooiie win have his rtshtful
place. and skin gained in France will
stand him In good stead in linking
bis home Ept0vinee toathe capitals OF
Epsasia ,ftpm Madrid to Tsinap."
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