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A Manchu <prince, deâ€" | posed with all others of his blood in | the â€"revolution of 1911 which resultâ€" | ed in the slaughtering of thousands l of Manchus and establishment of the republic, assisted Dr. Laufer in obâ€" taining the coliection. Such relies are now becoming exceedingly rare, and the Manchus, whose leaders had. ruled China since 1644, are rapidly passing out of existence as a distinct strain in the racial makeup of China‘s i en e | dles of princes, in different colors and | with finely carved jade buckles indiâ€" | cating the various ranks of the royal | blood, From these girdles were hung fthe poison pouches. .A narrow purple | girdle with small inferior buckle was 3 worn by a prince in disgrace. Some |feautiful fans and many other artiâ€" | cles of nemn;)";d;r'-;»“n:ent are also | in the cases. 6 Notable Feature | _A notable feature of the exhibit is ‘a lifeâ€"size mannequin of a typical | Manchu lady, dressed in the robes ‘fitting to her estate, with characterisâ€" tic coiffure and adornments. Her { shoes are highâ€"heeled in a fashion that outdoes the most fantastic French heel creations, for the heels |are in the middle of the shoe sole, |and the wearer had to balance her. | self as though on stilts. Nevertheâ€" \ less the Manchu women developed a graceful walk, Dr. Laufer says. 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They were symbol# of loyalty, in case the wearer should incur the displeasure of the emperor, he was granted the "privilege" of end ing.his life, on command, at his emâ€" peror‘s ‘feet, according to Dr. Berâ€" thold Laufer, curator of antltropolo-‘ #y and noted explorer of China. This was regarded as a privilege, Dr. Lauâ€" fer explains, because persons of lowâ€" er rank in the same predicament would be done away with by the more humiliating processes of the public executioner. over each hip. A prince was not alâ€" lowed to come for an official audience bags in which a supply of arsenic was 20, EACERCCTS CIIPPESSCS, prifces and princesses t‘th cighteenth century, with their â€"dresses, girdles, shoes and other accessories. whenever they had an audience with the emperor, are included in a Manâ€" chu royal wardrobe now on exhibition at Field Museum of Natural History, Simms, director of the museum. 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