Trust Fund Suggested To the Editor of the "Nowri-Cunxa Dany News!
SmI forward herewith a small donation which I shall be glad if you will forward to the SI. Tichon Orphanage.
As Mr. Harris remarks, it is necessary to remedy the present situation, and it has occurred {0 me thal, having taken vp the cause of the orphanage in your paper, you could perhaps use buildings that up to 1916 were occupied by the British and German consuls. It still is the port of entry for a very large and fairly prosperous hinterland; "it exports, too, a Jorge quantity of leather goods, particularly Teather trunks and small tooled Yeather containers of various kinds.
With regard to the Leper Colony, the names to swear by are those of Cadbury and Bradley. Two members of the famous Cocoa family were resident there for many years and expended very considerable sums on the Leper hospital, ele. Dr. Bradley, who married a Miss Cadbury, devoted many years of an active life not only.
the lepers, but also to the general Welfare of the port. He established an electric light company there, Which he turned over to the merchants as soon as it was a paying Proposition and also assisted very materially the leather industry. In his spare time he ran the hospital and preached on Sunday at St. Luke's Church (in Cantonese), very often twice in succession as' the crowds were too great for one service.
In my frequent trips to Pakhoi and istrict between 1908 and 1015, found that "to" the, townsfolk ihe mission meant, as T have already indicated, Cadbury and Bradley.
T have always been so full of admiration for Dr. Bradley's work and personality that T cannot let what certainly looks like a slur on his achievements o pass unchallenged.
Shanghai, Apr. 3.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.