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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 9, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 18.

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Chinese Famine Fund

By Editor

The appeal for the needy often touches the hearts of those least able to give. Our largest donation save one which we record this week comes from a church in the far West Indies not rich in this world's goods. But they have suffered in the past. Touching letters often accompany these gifts. As we are nearing the time when crops will relieve the famine we make no further appeal. After two weeks from this issue we shall list no more on the Famine Fund, unless it is especially requested.
Previously reported | $466.85 Young People's Society, Ferndale, Wash. | 4.75 J. Forsch | 2.60 Clifford Jennings | 3.00 Mrs. Elsie Stafford | .25 Mrs. M. Benton | .25 Mrs. Freda Bissegar | 5.00 Lon Somers and friends | 8.00 Joseph A. Snyder | 7.50 L. Tissaw | 1.00 Miss Selina Patterson | 5.00 W. A. Sweany | 20.00 H. P. Wilcox | 2.00 A Friend | 2.00 Mrs. Stephen Norton | 2.00 "G. W." | 1.50 Axel Nelson | 7.50 Miss E. J. Johnson | 5.00 Mrs. C. R. Austin | 25.00 D. H. Kress | 1.00 Total | $570.20