We have received the following subscriptions Mr. L. H. Lawford Tis, 20 Vazer $50
The American Baptist Mission at Swatow has a strong staff of foreign. ers and Chinese who will be glad to administer any funds sent to them for the relief of those rendered destitute by the recent typhoon. Help is urgently needed and money sent will be wisely disbureed. The Associated Mission Treasurers, whose office is at 20 Museum Road, are prepared to receive contributions and forward them promptly to the Swatow missionaries.
The Red Cross Society of China, in ce-operation with the American Red Cross Sccicty, has arranged for a party of workers to go to Swatow to carry on relief work. A party of four doctors and six trained nurses will leave for' Hongkong to-night, there to transship for Swatow, as there will be no direct boats from Shanghai for some time to come. The party will be met by the representative of the Red Cross Society in Hongkong, who will make further arrangements for them to be -accompanied by others.
The four doctors are Dr. M. Pfister, a German, and Dr. G. A. Wuntley, of the Shanghai Colltge, Yangtszepoo, who are going under the auspices of the American Red Gross Society, Dr. Yok Bing-hsiang and Dr. Shen Sze-yen,. Mrs. Pfister, herself a trained nurse, and another foreign nurse, are being sent by the American Red Cross Society. Four Chinese male nurses will complete the party.
A large supply of medicines and foodstuffs will be taken to Swatow by the party for distribution.
The "N.-C. Daily News" will be happy to pont and for-subscriptions to Swatow.
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