University of Nanking - Linguist Yearbook (Nanking, China)

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RICKSHA SKETCHTCS 117 RICKSHA SKETCHES The policeman wins. , ' ' ' roua of four of us, who went out One day lm ile2.i1eigci1ai12itigt ainong the ricksha men. There together, near y agitiu and it seemed that the one who had been Wei? Hvelmfinnwest dzigdrft get a passenger,-at least that was the waiting tie .3 gaake out of it, -and so he started an argument best We Coin 'iiwuming beside them. They had to put down the with thebot-leiiiorder to reply to his accusations, for the Chinese flckslm alrbnljt effective without the use ofhands. 'llhere we sat at langu?ge If of the main streets with autos wluzzing past and the side of one Waxing eloquent and more eloquent in argument. Our!r1diSh'?lmenlicl11't come to blowsg they didn't even touch each Oh' no' Iii,-ctl the accepted theory of argumentation in China Qther' for evl cn KGS the biggest noise and emits the largest number IS: the wrnnelrbglgaexplosioirs in the shortest time. A crowd very ot- monosy a 1 'mst as it does in America whena fight is in progress, quickly gatherecfiiilference. The people in the crowd said not a wordg -but with one tched and listened. Finally the crowd became so they Simply Wa t gl a traffic block and then a policeman appeared large that It ci-ig edispersed the crowd layer by layer until he came to on the scenc.f the disturbance. Then by the simple procedure of the .center 0 noise and exploding faster than the disturbers he tiiegeand we went peacefully on our Way. , 1- W , 2 at r -.K Fl. I I A guardian of thc ,f peace: a type of po- liceman encountered at all street intersec- tions in Nanking. He also exercises judicial powers by settling ., disputes and quarrels s of the neighborhood. fl 'ff fi! Ji

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TI-IE LINGUIST 119 I rf . I ! l I Mother and Son at Breakfast. The problem of the child on the street: Without play-grounds, it is forced to run the gauntlet of infections from- untold diseases on the filthy streets. A child is. not counted in the census until it attains the age of eight so heavy is infant and child mortality, To inHuence the childhood of to-day is to in- fluence the manhood of to-morrow. . 4 v 4 -Qian., ,' X A, A U Q , -. A HA ,, V vm A . , , iff' 4. ,,,4gm ' pp mu ffl' !!!l'!!. Mm! ' K li nn lang, ., -I V 475 ' -f161r-'Wt 'Q'u '1 it 319.191-pm-,Lg - -J,-. illill E 1, .1--,1-.... .. ,- - -., M,-A.,..., 71312 . -, , f 13: gif, 1..2 ttf: V713-'M fx?-3,5-QSM '- -af Some University of Nanking Buildings