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ties, our Chinese representatives, and the J.P.-S. After witnessing all these sufferings and diss: Culties would do something it least in the situation and to alleviare our future sufferings, if they could not entirely prend prevent the Calamity. But three years have parsed, and they have not done anything for us along this line. It seems that they have forgotten the Welfore and the
of the 800, 000 inhabitants of the colony. And so water-shorlage with all its dreadful more. We w effects have befallen us once
woonder what exenses they find for this neglect of duty.
Believing
that all civilized people have sympathy for
one another when in distress, I venture to expose this matter before all
the leading people of the world. Will you. Sir, out of your humanitarian love and surse of justice, do something to make whore who neglect their disty to turn their attention to this serious problem.
sense
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