"The Times" Describes Horrors Obtaining on War Fronts London, Oct. 26.
"A new appeal on behalf of Chinese victims of the Sino-Japanese conflict was launched by "The Times" to-day.
After describing war scenes on the Shanghai front, the journal stresses the even more pitiful state of towns in the interior.
"In the crowded and often insanitary cities of the interior," it declared, "along the battered railroads of Hopei and in the snow-swept trenches of Shansi, soldiers and non-combatants alike are suffering terribly because they lack the most rudimentary means of healing wounds and fighting epidemics.
ur sympathy can fortunately: find practical expression in donations to the Lord Mayor's Mansion House Fund which is under the chairmanship of the British Ambassador in China," the' journal concluded "What is now needed is funds."—Havas, Niangtzekwan, Int. Hsinkou
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