Lessons in elementary Wen-li = Huawen shiyi 華文釋義 / by F.W. Baller.
"Prepared for the China Inland Mission"--t.p.

Local access dig.pdf. [Baller-Elementary Wen-li.pdf]
Available online in ATLA Historical Monographs series 2.
See also Internet Archive (1912 ed.)

Lists of missionaries and their stations. [C.I.M. Lists of Missionaries. Chinese Name List of C.I.M. Members & Associates] / China Inland Mission.
Chinese name: Zhongguo nedihui 中國內地會
Title varies in later editions: List of missionaries showing their present location. Spine title: C.I.M. lists of missionaries.
Later numbers printed at the Shanghai Mercury.
Xeroxed and bound copies of the C.I.M. Lists of Missionaries. Each page represents two leaves of the original.

1. 1892-1906 -- 2. 1907-1911 -- 3. 1912-1921 -- 4. 1921-1930 -- 5. 1922-1930 -- 6. 1931-1940 -- 7. 1932-1940 -- 8. 1941-1947* -- 9. 1945-1950 -- 10. 1950 -- 11. 1952-1959. *Original imperfect. Some pages wanting.
Set includes 2 versions of: Chinese Name List of C.I.M. Members & Associates (original + 'struck-out' version)
OCLC note: Abbreviated lists were published July 1927-July 1928 with title: List of missionaries showing their present location. No list published July 1920.

These copies were made from originals at the Overseas Missionary Fellowship (OMF) International Headquarters in Singapore, and generously contributed by Ms. Yien Lein Seow 萧嫣琳, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Mathews' Chinese-English dictionary. Library also has 1975 ed. A copy of the 1975 ed. is also in ASCC stacks (PL1455.M34 1975 c. 2).
"A Chinese-English Dictionary compiled for the China Inland Mission by R.H. Mathews, Shanghai: China Inland Mission and Presbyterian Mission Press, 1931."
Revised American edition, Harvard University Press, 1943.
"....Mr. M.Y. Wang is responsible for the mechanical details of preparing the book for reproduction, Dr. Y.R. Chao has written the Introduction and has checked the pronunciation of all the entries, and both have taken part in the revisions."--Foreword.

A copy of the Taiwanese rpt. ed. (PL1455.M34 1971) is found in the ASCC stacks.

".... originally sixteen maxims of the Emperor Kang-hsi, each containing words issued as a Hortatory Edict in 1670. In 1724 Yong-cheng republished the Edict in an enlarged form. Wang-iu-puh...rendered this Exposition into colloquial..."--p. iii.

Includes index.

Topics: Duty and subordination, clan relationships and harmony, keeping the peace, farming and mulberry culture, thrift and economy, schools and academies, heretical sects, laws and penalties, courteousness, abiding in one's vocation, education of the young, prevention of false accusations, sheltering deserters, payment of taxes, wards and tithings, making up quarrels.