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CHINA IS MOST CRUCIAL PROBLEM
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“China’s next request was that extra-
territoriality rights should be abolished.
A commission was appointed to report
within twelve months the practica-



MISS HAINES XELL6 OF FAMINE.
STRICKEN RUSSIA

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herses belonging to villagers who were try-
ing to reach the railroad, arid have had to

leave their horses to die when ‘they were |’

too weak to pull the carts “further.



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bility of such action. Definite action was} The following letter was dictated by a Old Fashion : a ‘MOLPHUS |
taken in the case of abolishing foreign] Russian peasant and sent to’ a Moscow Bouquets « Spocialty : Cleaner and D er
post offices in China: these will all be| paper in the hope that it would bring relief : Potted Plants—Personal supervision on all orders a VY
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that ‘the Shantung controversy: be taken
up in full session, was refused, nego-
tiations were carried on in private con-

..wersations between China and Japan,
_Mr. ‘Balfour and Mr. ‘Hughes attending

*the discussions at the fequest of both
nations. On three points the. opponents
were agreed: that China should buy
back from Japan Kiaow Chow A

'. which the Japanese took over from |

many during the war; that China should
open the port of Tsing Tao, in Kiaow
Chow Bay, to foreign trade; and that all
former German rights in Shantung, ex-
cept the Shantung Railway, should be
turned over by Japan to the Consortium.

Over the return to China of the Shan-

tung Railway the two powers have not
been able to agree. China is willing to

.pay. cash, but Japan refuses to accept in

payment anything but Japanese bonds,| the sound like the mewing of many hungry| [.4NCASTER AND MERION AVENUES

payable over a period of twenty years. kittens. No child lived more than three Telephone 63 BRYN MAWR, PA. =: ita
It is thought, Mrs. Smith said, that | days in this hospital; there was no disease; i

Japan is holding out on the Shantung] they died of pure starvation. The attend-

issue in order to gain concessions in

Only the .noisy little vultures: are busy in]

is practically the only food available over

our fields where all day the spiteful wind
whips up the brown dust clouds. Hunger
is there. People moan. “Their empty bel-
lies swell. The breasts to which the babies
turn are dry...The waves of ‘the Volga
break up with groans. ‘You can see the
shower of their tears. You can hear what
they cry out, ‘Bring help, and soon.’”
Horse meat in various forms is used by
the people for food. Pancakes made of
powdered leaves and twigs and horse hoof

vast areas. This alone will not keep a per-
son alive more than four months, phys-
icians report. Horse meat soup, which is
keeping many of the older children alive,,
does“not help the babies, and no milk. can
be obtained. . In one town, as Miss Haineg
approached the babies’ hospital, ‘she heat

ants could only remove the dying ones from



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Manchuria, Until-the Shantung question| those more healthy. Every day or two Tickets :
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° bring up the Manchurian and Siberian] loaded with dead bodies. San
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® President Thomas; and Dr.

-on the Shantung question will also post-

* pone, perhaps forever, if the patience of

the delegates becomes exhausted, a con-
sideration of the twenty-one demands, a
matter which Japan is willing to leave
untouched.

When Mrs. Smith had finished, open
discussion in the meeting resulted in the
framing of four resolutions, dealing, first
‘with the Far Eastern question; second,
with the proposed economic ‘conference;

third, with methods—of- further limita-

tion; and fourth, with the entrance of

the United States into the League of

Nations.

The Executive Committee of the Lib-
eral Club later arranged for four chapel
talks by members of the faculty, explain-
ing the resolutions. These speakers
were; Dr. Smith, professor of history;
Mrs: Smith, professor of - economics;
Fenwick,
professor of politics,”

was still warm enough for the people to
spend much time out of doors, and to bathe
fairly frequently. In the homes for older
children whith she visited there were
many cases of scurvy from under-nourish-
ment, and every day children who had eaten
poisonous belladonna ‘grass, which grows
up very green on very. little moisture,
were brought to the hospitals.

Of the relief agencies now working in
Russia; America has the largest, but. Eng-
land, Norway,—South..America,_and—Ger-
many have also sent help.

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party in Russias

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