ready for the refugees and it was! pitiful to sce the whining impatience of the poor folk, especially the! children, as they waited for the portions to be doled out. They' seemed to regard a real meal as miracle. Near by a gun fired its opening shot, and with a bound the refugees came to their feet and looked around with a hunted air, seeking the familiar dugouts. soon as it was explained that there was little or no danger here, the starving people reached out for the food with animal gestures. Generals Wan Fulin and Tsoa Tso-hua helped to serve the refugees with rice and flour.
An American in Chochow All refugees speak of an American missionary named Mr. Ding.
Photo Aerial 1. Vargee Gexseat. Tsou Tso-1vA, que "Front Line General As HE IS CALLED, sHOWN DiecriNG wis BATTERIES Against CHocHow City:
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