War-Stricken Sufferers
By Editor
THE suffering in the various sections of war-afflicted Europe grows more and more intense as the rigors of the winter are upon them. They not only have to suffer for want of food and clothing, but for shelter as well. The generous-hearted people of America are relieving a great deal of this distress, but there is still much to be done. Our hearts must be touched with the suffering, especially of little children, women, and invalids. In such a time as this, each individual should do everything within his power to relieve this distress. Our people, from the first, have had an organized plan for assisting these suffering people. We have agents right on the ground who are carefully doing the work of distributing the funds. Thousands of dollars has already been raised and forwarded, and many other thousands is still needed. Persons desiring to assist in this good work may send their contributions to the treasurer of the Pacific Press Publishing Association, Mountain View, California, and they will be promptly forwarded through our responsible and trustworthy agencies.