To the Editor of the Dany News."
Sin.—Mr. Chou of Suifa. on behalf of he whose daughters I ventured to appeal to sot the gener public the other day, did mute mor than assist. the anti-foot-binding movement that I hope you will find place for these few words, When the Tien existence agai srs ago here in find one single with his mame and y sal, we at Chungking, who first receive it, at one" printed 10,00) copies, and gave oe to each of the young men up for 1 examination, Five of the Chungking suspired thereby, then issued th appeal, whilst Mr. Chen Fai-ting wrote Hent pamphlet: that he heard the West, reprinted it anil Droadeast throtzh his this that T have {movement sling wins Mr. Chen. After a while ho duties called hin limy to start in thet el newer unde ete, wrote assist: start MMe did the other day Twas delighted'to tat of the best families in the place litre girls' feet Before 1 appeal Mr. Chow had is own Tittle girl' feet unbound.
witnessing thei suring that inspired h te write it he having cyme across one ut jrumphlets led from Peking, to Suifu, king he could do better. in dying, little girly not tow well provided thought we of the anti-fothinding imoveient could not. do better than jinemozial to Mr. Eh ds have saved thousands, if not millions, hele girls from torture, by owes On helping in the education "ud upbringing of more of his own fatherless children. Tam, ete cub April.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.