P. 14—“Manchi´u.”
P. 15—“Ya´o.”
P. 16—“Indo-Germanic.” The German or Teuton races which are supposed to have entered Europe from Asia. The Germans, Dutch, English, Danes and Swedes, are the principal ones.
P. 16—“Fuh-hi´.”
P. 17—“Accadian.” From Accad. One of the four cities in the land of Shinar.
P. 17—“Arrow-headed.” The wedge shaped characters found among the ruins of Babylon.
P. 18—“Sē´rēs.”
P. 18—“Jade.” A very hard mineral—valued by the Chinese chiefly because of its sonorousness and color.
P. 18—“Kask-gar´.” A province of East Turkestan.
P. 18—“Thian-shan,” te-ahn´shan.