On Monday the 21st, your corspondent was called up the Grand I towards Changchow and met} the incoming army. The motor: boat was much coveted, yet though we were stopped half-a-dozen times, each time we were allowed to proceed when it was explained we visiting a sick child.
On the trip from Wusih to Shanghai there were nine Americans, two at them being women from Chang-
The China Import & Export Ca. strs. Tseangtah and Hsin Tseangtah Jearrying 70 refugees from Nanking arrived in Shanghsi on Monday morning early and the pose sengers taken off about 5 o'clock. Those who were not hospital cases }were taken to the old grill room of ithe Astor House and quartered for ithe ret.of the night. The passeng-Jgers of these ships were by far the Worst off of any who have yet ai rived, some 20 of them being taken immediately to the Geseral Hospital, To this group belong those who, together with most of the of the Noa, were poisoned lo he destroyer was lying in the Probably the most pitiful case aboard the ship was that of Dr. Frank Price, professor of theology]
ary and community the Nanking Theological Sem pastor Nanking.
Dr. Price's condition y: sterday was too serious to have tors, but story, which had been lea ed from bim by his som, was related to a reporter from the Northe
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