British residents turned to with a will to help the wounded and distressed. The way in which men of all classes and occupations have assisted in these sad tasks withia the last leat few days is beyond all praise. Stirred by their example, Chinese in silk gowns and coolies of all sorts have lent band, no pay being asked or given. There is no need to larid description of the things we have seen never to forget. There in great sadness reigning in thie Concession over the deplorable carnage daily with us now. One wonder why it is necessary for the cinematograph and the camera to be always present at that, Ti ish Oonoesis free lend, bat that is no reason why even death and wounds should be thus desecrated,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.