Aged Poor Chinese srrcus, 10 ce "Hac, wene"
Thirty years ayo, a little band of devoted women landed in Shanghai {o start a worke which demanded the {ullest degree of courage, patience, and selfscrifice. On Thursday, the Little Sisters of the' Poor can look back on a generation of service In behalf of the city's aged destitute and the accomplishment of an expansion "in Shanghai alone which enables them to take care of 320 old Chinese men and women who otherwise might be without shelter." This not to mention the establishment of similar homes for the aged at Hongkong and Canton, was in keeping with the humble spirit of the Sisters that the anniversary passed without celebrations, for in the lives of these - devoted Indies milestones are erected only heaven; their earthly existence 1s too fall of toil in chaft of their enlarges permit any" time for festivities, however brief. The Tule of thelt Order decrees that their poor must fed even before themselves, Shanghat house of the Tite
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.