Lehi Sun | 1922-06-29 | Page 1 | Chinese Highways |

Type	issue
Date	1922-06-29
Paper	Lehi Sun
Language	eng
City	Lehi
County	Utah
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Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title	Chinese Highways
Type	article
Date	1922-06-29
Paper	Lehi Sun
Language	eng
City	Lehi
County	Utah
Page	1
OCR Text	Show Chinese Highways. The wider the street, the more the uses to which It can be put, so that travel (n the broad streets of Peking Is often ns dlfllcult ns that In the narrow nar-row alleys of Canton. An "Imperial highway" In China Is not ono which Is kept In order by the emperor, but rather ono which may havo to bo put-In put-In order for the emperor. AH such highways might rather be called low-ivnys low-ivnys : for, ns they are never repaired, they soon hecomo Incomparably worse I tin it no road nt all.
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