New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, T7IDA™, /DPRIL 5, 1920 HAUGHTY MANCAUS ARE A DYING RACE Former Rulers of China Reaping Sins of Fathers Peking, April 5 (UP)—The proud race of Manchus, who ruled the Chinese Empire for more than two centuries, arc a vanishing race, and | | are likely to disappear almost alto-| gether within the next two or three decades, in the opinion of Dr.|® Jermyn Lynn, Chinese professor of | Jaw at Chaoyang University here, Who has made a study of the Man- chus for years, The Manchus are like the famous | Jewish colony in Honan province. Dr. Lynn believes, which managed to maintain a distinct existence for | | 400 years, but eventually was over- whelmed,” being absorbed by the | Chinese. | At the present time, Dr. Lynn es- timates, the Manchos in Peping number about 000, a full third | of the population. As long as their | emperors ruled in the Korbidden | City, they kept somewhat to them- | selves, living in scparate parts of | the city from the Chinese, and not ntermarrying so ofteh they do! now. In those day; ing, like | many Amerien cities, had its “Chinese Quarter,” even though it | capital of China | B since the Manchu emperors \ ated in 1811, the plight of the| |8 5 2 R G ie B R Manchus has become steadily worse. | | <> They had become soft through 3 e \ S . Y - centurics of casy and protected life, . ’ Vanity Lamps and were not fi I to mecet the 1 B X * N ® H ink g competition of hardier Chinese. | : T n : Choice of pink, green o1 crystal S imates that the| | § glass bases with shades to largest sing oup of Manchus in| B 7 match. Special at only Peping tod a living by| } K - 2 pullir a very severel f oceup which causes a man to| || dic . Many others are domes-| i, working for Chinese or foreigners, A large group is con- | neeted with the theater, of which the Manchu aristocracy was so fond. | But if the Manchus are treated rathier badly by the Chincse tod they are merely reaping the ®owed by their fathers, Dr. points out. When the Manch S ; s _ > ; Fiber Chair or Rocker :bh\n' tmlnm’rr: on ;x,‘ Choice of Chair or Rocker with 5 | A . hirone, w, ann dec s the| b " Nl n . S o eus ) et e sein i) : = & coomobiie spring custion : 4 Spring Sale ng the humble Chine | . X z Y One to a 4 95 [ r undue severity. The Manchu \;,m.‘ 3 : customer. ' nermen, or soldiers, were so un- . 4 ¢ F t ihe Chinese that the Manchu - em- perors tried o divert their attention by persuading them to train birds and roll walnuts in their hands, di-| t versions still common among the Q4 Manchus, race, Dr. They | | 6-PC. 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