To, the Editor of the snowed-Citiwa Dai News.
Sin—May I suggest through your coluntns a practical and Inexpensive way in which we: women of Sh nay' show our pity for the fortunate' victims of the floods ud eat be. requ rove than bandages and almost as lating must be required even
uch ts food, It every. wounan, foreign and Chinese, "would. buy material for, and make, one suit of Strong cotton cloth for 4 Chinese wom an every ie ul for hil, the supply of clothing. would worth. white.
This morning T purchased a roll of 10. yards of very, strong. and Ghinese shop an my-amah ting suite from it. propose make at least one suit myself and Tam suggesting to my servants that thely wives: might make some, Whether they will or not remains to be seen.
May I put the suggestion to the Ministeving Children, that a. gar ment from each member will be of more use than the oddments they usually make for the Bazaar? will teachers entertain the i needlework can be taught by making coats for Chinese refugee children' A. Menpen. Shanghai, Sept. 10, (193:
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