To the Editor of the "Nonrit-Cuuina Dany News"
Sin—A poor disd lo of St, Francis begs for help. In my narrow dwelling 1 have hardly room for my few dooks; my table Is borrowed; my clothes T must keep in boxes because there is no place to hang them; the celling is threatening to fal) down and the paper on the Chinese windows hanging in rags, Thank God, the cold of winter is about past. With out a stove all winter, I rejoice at the coming of warmer weather However, it is not with the intention of maleing the necessary repairs to my humble home that I ask for help. There is a yet greater need. The 1,160 Christians are scattered in the seventy and more villages of which T have charge.
Uittle chapels or places of prayer are ruing with roots caved in. Church "me Madio Stations for announce-for their We deeply appreciate all that his veen' done" and the gift of every
opportunity of assuring your ala, and would ike to take readers that The Salvation Army is here to be of service to the Community at all times and in every way possible, doing what we do In Christ's Name, by His help, snd for His sake. Anciut, Harms, Major [Shanghai, Apr. 2.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.