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, M . . ,_ ’ Q _ . arrie J. )etty, Lillian Ferguson. and introduéefi the idea 01‘ commun- ” . - , 1 ‘ a ’1 '
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, ' _ 00' Ruth Bradbury, Grace Wing-.1 . ' t the mayor presiding, and those pres- Recent visitors to the Great “in“ of . A fl_Paln Plus
The Best, In Town OUR CELEBRATED .z‘l ‘Vashington ._ Elizabeth Ireland, i cut formed themselves into a. commit-i01finau which is accessible at Nankow, ~ BL ”[1165 ll
MOGROOO B ‘. , . _ r .0. Helen O‘Connor, Bessie Lindeberg, gtee to introduce the scheme. . 140 miles from Peking. describe it as , 7, rd the pain stops
LEND Mixed, Oolong' or Géylon : Katherine Ketzinger, Grace Costello.’ "It mfi‘tmm immediate success." 81,9le crumbling man-V 0f the tur‘ One °r two a.'.:l.£.~rm1ng NS '
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the valleys below. Yet it is maintain»
god that the great structure, extending
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to the borders of Tibet has many cen-
gturles to live, although no efforts are
imade topreserve it. Construction of
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offi’éfinnibal, who conceived this bar-
rier. tokéep out the Tartar’s. At one‘
time ”500.000 criminals and prisoners
of war were engaged imthe work. The
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not undertaken until the seventh cen-
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