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Famine Relief for China

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 27, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 9.

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Famine Relief for China

By Editor

There are pitiful stories told of the famine in China. All that has been done heretofore on account of the war has relieved but temporarily, and the present condition of the country renders it almost impossible for the Chinese government itself to do anything. The American Red Cross engineer, Mr. C. D. Jamison, speaks of the processions of gaunt, starving people wandering aimlessly along the roads, falling and dying when they can go no farther. Nearly three million people ordinarily live in these famine districts. If any of our readers wish to give for this purpose, and desire us to forward their donations, we will be glad so to do.