Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-13

grafton - souls az! taat after Geatl se :. > t
into birds er animals - some s9-1
a.s. The last creature man is tht-s /
Inc y While iyine =. IRE one into whi>A - /
will 20, Il ht i thinking II a beast. ae will /
so into Il beast
4 though; YOU said that a. death the
sou! goes to h.asea - helIE
IL goes there ~ gradual process II
may tax him year ani years
Can any one become = Hi1doo, C9lli
| become Hi1iooF"
Yes: yoQ could
How could heeo-ne a Hindoot'
''By doing as the Hinioos do"
From that continent - interesting fix.
from that con,inen. that gave the CHRIST.
from that continent which has teen en-
deared by 20 many missionary he-oieS,
there comes a Croan If 70 0no 900 peaple IN
hunger. More peorle ara IN danger of
starving u death IN India today than o.
entire population of the United states In
the famine in India IN the year 1871. about
t 600 ,fRo people starved ~ death That =
more than all the people II Nashiacton. ot
New York, ,'ot Pailad"iphia - Chicago. pat
together. But that famine was not a tenth
part as wful Is the one there now rac}Ea-
Twenty thousand are dyinE there of famine
every day. Whole villages and towns have
died every man woman and child. NON"
left 10 bury the dead. The vulturr- and
the jaekals are tn" only pAlbeArer-
Though some help has ha-n sent h"f ar~
fun relief can rea~h them | eurpnse there
will BE- at least 10 0o0 900 iaai Starvation.
even for on" person i m awtul lr s0cs~.
NJ food, Il" vital- cnaw uTon themselves.
ana faintns-Ss and lauEtar and yanc- from
head II foot, AMI horror and despair and
| insanity tax" full possession.
One handful ~ wheat o- corn or rt>e Ter
dav would keep life going. bat they cannot
get a handful The crops failed ana the
millions are diving. OH il ! hA-l - lr.
hungry in a world where there are enough
grain and fruit ana meat = fiji al tn. hur-
/ gry mouths on the planet: hut: alas that
/ the sufferer and tn" supply cannot hr
brought together There stands lniia to-
| day! Look II her Her fat" duskv from
the hot suns Of many rcn'urlce; under her
| turban such arhings Of brow a. onfv iy-
! ing nation feels: her eyes hollow with an
utt~rahlo Woe. III" tears rolling down her
| -unken cheek: her back bent with NOR.
! aConies han she knows how - carry: hrr
ovens continuing nothing Int ashes. Gaent.
/ Cha-.Ig wasted the dew - death uftou
/ her f".,"1ead and railor such a. the last
+ hou- ',s-Ings. 81" stretches forth her trern-
hin, and toward u. anl with h"ar1r
Wis + All" says. II am diving Civ" ne
i..s That i what | want Bread GIVE
II - tae quick Give it to mo now-brea 4
hread' bread America has heard the
/ cry. Many thousands of dollars have al
ready been contributed one ship laden
with hreadstuffs has sailed from San
| Francisco for India Our senate and
house Of representatives. in a bin signed hy
our svmpathetie president, have author
ized the secretary Of the navyto charter a
vessel to carry food to the famine sufferers
and you may help FIJI that ship. We want
to send at least GOO. 900 bushels az corn
That will save the lives Of at least 900 00C
people. Many will respond in contrlbn
tionS Of money, and the barns and corn.
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