To the Editor of the NontH-Cama Datty News."
Sm—After a disturbed night's rest. it was hardly refreshing. to read in the morning paper of the distressful conditions in certain parts of China owing to flood, and the resulting famine that must follow, reducing millions to starvation, but it caused me to reflect, "What does an eclipse of the moon cost China in fireworks?
Enough money was wasted early this morning by my Chinese neigh ours this way to keep many families from starvation for many days, as evidenced by the refuse in.' my garden, where my friends kindly" direct their targets, to the eonstet ition of my domestic pets neck. She knows and the world Kenows, that during 1924 between 10 to contract the trafic and anveal {lnyent
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