A Chinese girl in Shansi (14) ing to her friend says "please little (15) sister take very good care of your body while on holiday because the scholars of the present are future helpers of our nati An English girl would say "Take care of yourself, can't afford to have you knocked up" or some such, remark with their own holiday programme in view, but Shansi is it be the phraseology of the Ready Letter Writer?
Another little Shansi maiden in her early "teens" who by the way has not had a cent of Chinese money spent on her, being a cast-away, miraculously saved from the wolves commences a letter to her English Patroness, "My heart is very sad. because of the Shanghai grievance.
The smallest little boys look qt zingly at the foreigner and boldly quire "What nationality are answer "I'm a native!"
lingly given usually meets the nation. The two words "honourable cofintry" appear to have been shelved for the "claration of the district considerably longer, perhaps double the years of his interrogator, the humour of the situa-i is patriotic, and the people are moved mal spirit, although older people frankly admit that they view with apprehension the student leadership of this.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.