The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-11-09
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gwen ~ the pSTgL= % The Critst
si2,s. for relief TOrE % various Eicc.
10 Belzi1rn. PolEnd, Armsnia. syris
and The Warning eDBEtriss of EarOps
While two hundred thO1ssnd women
ard children il sogihs1si@rn Europe
have starved % death gnhssdsd and
8bctred for. Sot one woman or child
has died oi hunger 10 Belgium izo
hundred thousand in AIbznis
'Is it fairs u hamau-ihst the in
nocent women and children Of Albania,
Eho never did .syOne any harm. should
be rsmplsd under foot and left To per-
.h. 81 time when all others are fed.
ia thi. American fair play?
II have appealed for help in high
places. have legged = crust Of bread
of those zho have given million. to
Belgium. Poland, Arn=Eis aud Syna.
I have b-gged in vain.
The AlDsnisns are a. much entitled
20 sympathy ana help a. Others. They
have not taken part IN the var They
fed and sheltered the refugees from
Seryia. even with the last measure Of
corn that the famine. smitten villages
pOsse.sed. They have not done any
wrong yel enemies have swept over
their country, taking what could be
found 70 take. leaving to the starving
women aud children only the esrcasses
Of dead horses in the streets
Il ask only American fair play for
the famished children Of Albania.
ask Of all isir.minded men and women
in che United States Why should
the Albsnians-three hundred thou
sand Of whom are Christians-be left
TO stafr., while we press forward, in
generous rivalry TO feed the Others?
The Albanians are more numerous
than the ArmeniAns yet We feed the
Armenians and let the Albanisns
stsTye.
Having appealed to deaf ears in
high places now appeal 70 the plain
peOpl--1tO fsir-minded men and wo-
men who would not let even a dog
stGrve TO death, no matter what his
breed ! want 70 90 back 70 Albania
with a shipload Of food. have ar
ranged for a ship-a new American
ship, just laupched and fitted for sea.
The ship 10 ready and waiting.
"A number Of distinguished gentle.
men in New York-mostly elergymen
and editors Of newspaper-will Coop
crate in an appeal for relief cargo for
the ship. The treasurer selected TO
receive contributions is the Rev. Fred.
erick Lynch, ID D., editor Of The
Christian Work and secretary OF the
Carnegie Church Peace Union. Con-
tributions in any amount-from the
price Of loaf Of bread upward-may
be sent 10 the Balkan Relief Fund, 20
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