Chinese mettle

by E. G. Kemp

[29] The blind boys have been wonderfully trained by Mrs. Wilkinson in music. Their singing had the touching pathos so often heard in the singing of the blind, and their orchestra is known for its skill in places remote from Foochow.

Index

• Aboriginal tribes, [Ch. V], [12], [13], [97], [99], [102-4]
• Aerial Service, [217-8]
• Afforestation, [25]
• Agricultural Colleges, [52], [53], [108]
• American Missions (see under heading “[Missions]”)
• Influence, [20]
• Amichow, [38]
• Amoy, [36], [73], [210-2]
• Ancestor Worship, [124-5], [213], [219]
• Anglo-Chinese Friendship Society, [20]
• Animals, domestic, [93], [94]
• wild, [94]
• Animism, [129]
• Anshunfu, [40], [96], [97]
• Art, Chinese, [89], [90], [96], [102], [215], [219]
• Baber, Colborne, [131]
• Bacon, F., [1]
• Balme, Dr. H., [25]
• Bamboo, [205]
• Bannan, Mr. and Mrs., [149]
• Baptist (see [Missions])
• Cantonese Church, [30], [31]
• Barnes, Miss, [179], [181]
• Becker, Mr. and Mrs., [143]
• Beggars, [53], [54]
• Bible School, [152]
• Birds, [88], [90], [99]
• Blind, [208]
• Bradley, Dr., [70]
• Brigands, [68-70], [77], [107], [111], [144], [151]
• Browning, R., [140], [158]
• Buddhism, [43], [107], [211], [215], [219]
• Butterfield & Swire, [42]
• Canadian, [24]
• Canton, [20], [197], [206], [218-20]
• “Central Chinese Post,” [182-3]
• Chambers of Commerce, [23], [211]
• Chang Chih Tung, [16], [43], [81], [192-3]
• Changsha, [41], [42], [149-55], [178], [180-4]
• Changteh, [42], [149], [159-71]
• Chao Chowfu, [213-4]
• Chekiang, [31], [45], [53]
• Chen Chow, [42]
• Chen Kiang, [18]
• Chen Lun, [95]
• Chen Yüen, [41], [111-3]
• Chen Yu Ling, Miss, [71], [73]
• Child Labour, [197]
• “China Continuation Committee,” [34]
• China Inland Mission (C.I.M.), [97], [105], [143], [146], [149], [206]
• Chinese Classics, [43], [176], [194]
• Church, [70], [71], [211]
• Home Mission, [70-3], [169]
• Christian Endeavour Society, [149], [207]
• Cinema, [27], [214]
• City of the Dead, [219]
• Clarke, S. R., [124], [133-4]
• C.M.S. (Church Missionary Society), [34], [70], [179], [208]
• Coal, [62], [89], [150]
• Colleges—Foochow, Trinity, [208-9]
• N.C.U. (North China Union) for Women, [71]
• St. John’s, Shanghai, [147]
• Yale, [151-2], [184]
• Commerce, [Ch. X], [23], [38], [42-3], [73], [100], [171]
• Commercial Press, [29]
• Concessions, Foreign—
• Hankow, [43]
• Shanghai, [28]
• Confucianism, [190]
• Confucius, [175], [190]
• Coolies, [27], [82], [93-4]
• Country house, [213]
• Cranmer Byng, [86]
• Dan, Mr., [212]
• Davies, Mr. and Mrs., [112], [141]
• Decorative Instinct, [36], [121]
• Deluge, The, [132-4]
• Ding Li mei, [71], [72]
• Doctors, Women, [177], [185]
• Dowager Empress, [54], [81], [192]
• Education, [43], [49], [50], [55], [162], [174], [192-3]
• Embroidery, [121-2]
• Empress, Dowager, [54], [81], [192]
• Examinations, [50], [192]
• Factories, [23]
• Farm, Experimental, [52]
• Farmhouse, [100]
• Feng Yu Hsiang, [Ch. VII], [59], [61], [149], [222]
• Finance, [22], [220-2]
• Flag, [137]
• Flora, [79], [83], [87], [90], [92], [105]
• Foochow, [207-10]
• Forestry, [52]
• Fouillée, [66]
• France, Students in, [21], [62], [177]
• Railway, [36-9], [67]
• Trade, [67], [68]
• Fukien, [35], [55]
• Gaols, [59-61]
• Germans, [23], [27], [102], [146]
• Girl Students, [35], [50], [161-74], [180-4], [193], [208], [212]
• Goitre, [78]
• Government, Chinese, [25], [50], [61], [62], [81], [154], [211], [221]
• Governors, [58], [59], [106], [145], [171], [190-2], [200]
• Grand Canal, [35]
• Guilds, [178], [206]
• Gymnasium, [209]
• Haiphong, [36]
• Hakka, [13]
• Hangchow, [31-6]
• Hankow, [41-4]
• Han River, [43], [215]
• Hart, Sir Robert, [92]
• Helena May Institute, [36]
• Henry, Dr. Augustine, [125-35]
• Heyworth, Dr., [185], [212]
• Home for Incurables, [34]
• Honan, [171]
• Hong Kiang, [145]
• Hong Kong, [36], [197], [216-7]
• Hosie, Sir A., [40], [88]
• Hospitals, American, [146], [151-2]
• Anshunfu, [97]
• Changsha (Yale), [152]
• Chao Chowfu, [214]
• French (Yünnanfu), [70]
• Hangchow, [32-4]
• Peking, [22]
• Swatow, [212]
• Taiyuanfu, [62]
• Tsinan, [25-6]
• Wênchowfu, [205]
• Yünnanfu (C.M.S.), [70]
• Hotels:
• Amichow, [38];
• Amoy, [213];
• Canton, [218];
• Foochow, [213];
• Hangchow, [35];
• Lao Kay, [37];
• Swatow, [213];
• Yünnanfu, [39]
• Hunan, [Ch. VI], [41], [42]
• Hupeh, [43]
• Hygiene, [26]
• I-chia or Lolos, [125], [127-135]
• Indo-China, [36]
• Industrial Life, [22], [23]
• Institute, Soldiers’, [24]
• International Life, [66]
• Japan, [23], [59], [154], [191-3], [218], [220]
• Japanese boycott, [183], [208]
• Education, [50], [59]
• Japanese Steamers, [42]
• Jordan, Sir John, [37], [51], [106]
• Jowett, Benjamin, [48]
• Kahn, Dr. Ida, [185]
• Kalachin, Princess, [185]
• Keh-lao Tribe, [97]
• Keller, Dr., [73], [152-3]
• Kuan Tzu Yao, [91]
• Ku-Chin, [72]
• Küticul, [79]
• Kütsingfu, [40]
• Kwangsi Province, [41], [171]
• Kwantung Province, [171]
• Kweichow Province, [Ch. IV], [40], [41], [83]
• Kwei Yang, [41], [104-8]
• Lacquer, [98], [209]
• “La Jeunesse,” [194]
• Lang-Tai-Fung, [95]
• Language, [55], [56]
• Lolo, [127-9]
• Miao, [120-1]
• Lan-ni-Kou, [104]
• Lao-Kay, [37]
• League of Nations, [190]
• Leper Hospital, [33], [34]
• Li Ching Chien, Miss, [71]
• Lingle, Mr. and Mrs., [150]
• Locke, Mr. and Mrs., [149]
• Loess, [62]
• Logan, Mr. and Mrs., [165]
• Lolo, [124-137]
• Lo-yung-kio bridge, [35]
• Lugard, Sir F., [197]
• Macao, [217]
• Main, Dr. and Mrs., [31]
• Malong, [40], [79]
• Mandarin Chinese, [24], [57]
• Maternity Hospital, [32], [33]
• Medicine, Schools of, [22], [24], [33]
• Mencius, [16]
• Mettle, [17], [164]
• Military Escort, [76], [107-11]
• Minerals, [42], [75], [89]
• Missions, Baptist, [25], [152], [214-5]
• C.I.M. (China Inland Mission), [97], [105], [143], [146], [149], [206]
• C.M.S. (Church Missionary Society), [34], [70], [179], [208]
• Danish, [153]
• English United Methodist, [206]
• L.M.S. (London Missionary Society), [153]
• Norwegian, [153]
• Presbyterian (Eng. & Amer.), [149], [210-6]
• Russian, [153]
• Wesleyan, [154], [163]
• Mixed Courts, [28]
• Mohammedans, [27]
• Money, [36], [38], [39], [40], [222]
• Mongtsze, [38]
• Morals, [117], [120]
• Morrison, Dr., [88]
• Mott, Dr., [163]
• Music, [54], [135], [208]
• Nanking, [24], [44]
• National Language, [56]
• Nestorians, [132]
• New York, [199]
• North and South, Division of, [37]
• troops, [150], [154-5], [159], [160], [170]
• Norton, Mr. and Mrs., [209]
• Nurses, [33], [212]
• “On the Trail of the Opium Poppy,” [40], [88]
• Open ports, [28], [43-4], [160], [218]
• Opium, [70], [72], [76], [79], [80-1], [105-6], [127], [160-1], [170], [218]
• Otterwell, Mr., [39]
• “Outward Bound,” [49], [201]
• Pagoda Anchorage, [207]
• Partington, T. Bowen, [206]
• “Passionate Pilgrim,” [188]
• Peking, [17], [18], [20-3], [71], [92]
• Peng-I-Hu, [194]
• Physical Culture, [51], [167], [180], [209]
• Pike, Mr. and Mrs., [105-7], [111]
• Ping-yüe, [41]
• Pollard, S., [135]
• Portuguese, [80], [217]
• Postal Commissioners, [39], [91], [92], [106]
• System, [91-2]
• Presbyterian Mission, [165], [210-6]
• Pukow Ferry, [18]
• Railways, [17], [18], [220]
• Canton to Hong Kong, [220]
• Changsha to Chuchow, [150]
• French, [18], [36]
• Haiphong to Yünnanfu, [36-8]
• Hankow to Canton, [41]
• Peking to Hankow, [18]
• Shanghai to Hangchow, [31-2]
• Shanghai to Peking, [17]
• Shihchiah Chwang to Taiyuanfu, [18], [19]
• Tsinan to Tsingtau, [24]
• Rawlinson, [185]
• Red Cross, [25], [143], [150]
• Religion, [194-5]
• Renaissance, [194]
• Rest House, [34]
• Richthoven, Baron v., [62]
• “Ritual of Chau,” [176]
• River Traffic, [43], [112], [142-3]
• Rockefeller Institution, [22], [152], [185]
• Roman Catholics, [96], [151]
• “Rules for Women,” [176]
• Scouts, Boy, [26]
• Script, New, [54], [55]
• Seaports, [Ch. X]
• Sericulture, [52], [209]
• Shanghai, [17], [28-31], [197]
• Shansi, [19], [49]
• Shantung, [24], [27], [195]
• Shenchowfu, [146-8]
• Shihchiah Chwang, [18]
• Shrines, Wayside, [99], [100]
• Sianfu, [54]
• Siang-Kiang, [42]
• Slichter, Mr. and Mrs., [97]
• Smuts, General, [204]
• Soap Tree, [100]
• Social Welfare, [29], [201]
• Soldiers, [24]
• S. S. Lines—
• Changsha to Hankow, [42], [150]
• Changteh to Changsha, [42]
• Hankow to Shanghai, [42]
• Hong Kong to Haiphong, [36]
• Hong Kong to Macao, [217]
• Hong Kong to Swatow, [216]
• Shanghai to Hong Kong, [36]
• Standard Oil Coy., [148]
• Stone, Dr. Mary, [72]
• Student Movement, [Ch. IX], [182]
• Student Strikes, [182-4], [191]
• Sun Yat Sen, [171]
• Swatow, [131], [185], [212-6]
• Symbolism, [83]
• Szechuan, [159]
• Taiyuanfu, [17], [18], [Ch. II]
• Tan Family, [213-4]
• Taoism, [43], [94]
• Ta-ting, [102]
• Temples, [43], [54], [112], [194], [215], [219]
• Tengyueh, [39], [71]
• Ten-ten, [98]
• “Tide of New Thought,” [191]
• Tientsin, [24]
• Ting Fang Lew, [194]
• Tin-mines, [72]
• Tong Ting Lake, [42], [150]
• Trade and Commerce, [43], [171], [166], [209]
• Tribes-people, [Ch. V]
• list of, [123-4]
• Trinity College, Foochow, [209]
• Tsai Yuanpei, [197]
• Tsao, Lady, [176]
• Tseng, Miss, [Ch. VIII]
• Marquis, [178]
• Tsinanfu, [23-7]
• Tsingchoufu, [25]
• Tsingtau, [192]
• Tungsten, [42]
• Universities—
• Hong Kong, [197-8]
• Peking, [197]
• St. John’s, Shanghai, [147]
• Shantung Christian, [24]
• Varnish tree, [98]
• Wang Ch’ang Ling, [24]
• Wang, L. K, [208]
• Wang of Amoy, [211]
• War Lords, [171]
• Warren, Dr., [154]
• Wênchowfu, [205]
• West Lake, Hangchow, [24], [35]
• Hotel, [35]
• White wax, [144]
• Whyte, Dr., [215]
• Wight, Dr., [214]
• Witchcraft, [135-6]
• Witt, Dr., [146]
• Women, Chinese, [174-7], [185]
• Nurses, [185]
• “Wooden Combs,” [124]
• Wordsworth, [116]
• Workhouse, [54]
• Wu-chang, [43]
• Wu Pei Fu, General, [164], [222]
• Wu-Ting-Fang, [135]
• Yale in China, [151], [184]
• Yangtze River, [42-5]
• Yen Hsi Shan, [Ch. II], [70], [194]
• Yi-ling, [78]
• Y.M.C.A., [29], [70], [153], [211]
• Youth of China, [Ch. IX]
• Yuan-Chowfu, [143]
• Yuan Shi Kai, [192], [221]
• Yüen Kiang, [41]
• Yünnanfu, [37], [66-75]
• Yünnan Pass, [40]
• Yünnan Province, [Ch. III], [38]

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