Tribute have seen in your issue of to-day, the. letter "from "Dr. (Crundall on the subject of the camp
fof the Reuter's dispatch to. whicl Black Ti' 1 have not 8 copy he refer The figures of doctors and nurses contained therein were given to. me ly'the Medical Superintendent hima self. "These were not intended to ofer to the Black Hill Camp alone, but to the whole of the work of the Hygiene "Department in Waban, The Hupeh Rehabilitation Bureau, which is in charge of the relief work in that proviner, has actually commenced public. works the neighbourhood of Hankow in order 9 draw refugees from: the amps to do the repair work on the dykes. "T understand that considerable difficulties have been found in arranging for labour on these works; partly, because ay-ment in wheat is" not popular; partly, because a certain amount labour in obtainable. in Wahan fand every refugee workman hopes obtain employment ther tance received from both and. other missi well as, "from the authorities in the Ww enormous, and the! invaluable. "The Flood Relief Come
single province, devotes fortunate "in, nin Sistance "both from' mission dies and" from" the Provine authorities and I should regret xy. much if any impression existe fed that. these services are not cognised.
Hors Suurson, Dixector General.
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