Committee has received the followi letter from Me. Wade D. Borticky Pochon, North Anhui, dated Jan-
Traly one must see it ever to have trae conception of the horrors of a famine. I thought some weeks og that T bad seen pitiful thioge, but as the days drag along, there are many things to see which appeal to the very depths of one's pity and sympathy, When I see men, who, I know, are hard, faitbfal workers, idle now and starvation staring them in the face, discouragement and despair already written there, it is far more than " man wants to see, The best barrowman that Thave ever used is now one of this class,
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