Relief and Communication in Mexico

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 14, 1915

Relief and Communication in Mexico

LAST week letters were received from Mexico City, giving evidence that again mail communication was open. Professor Caviness writes: “First let me tell you that we are all well here, and have done our work in spite of the difficulties.” For several months it had been impossible to send out the Spanish paper and Sabbath School Quarterlies with any regularity or certainty, owing to communications being interrupted. Our Mexican printing house has been one of the distributing centers for the Red Cross Society in its effort to supply food to people who otherwise would have been in a starving condition. In Mexico City twenty-seven thousand families have been receiving aid.