Feeding the Hungry, P. C. Hiebert, 1929

220 VI_ VISUALIZING FAMINE CONDITIONS AND FEEDING OPERATIONS 222-259 RsvichologyrOrithiemSivua loner srmnscstec tees wrest 222 Mihes@ ficiate Greetin gevssscrse testers merece tetarseostae 224 GLASDIN CRATES LAWS Meee eee ere etree nae sci ee 225 Manliness Cenestan dm O1SOdeSm aren ceetenisiices eeseerettesceres 227 AMELGME AV VAITHOUlE Dead me tethetersmrrincitisrcisceteisrcen 227 Ratlroadustationescenesm neta itt arenas 231 MireeslittlesOrphans andi heir Stotyent-cssssteest 234 diherAgen, RevkitcheneinmO© perationin rc ccncencseceneres 236 A Kitchen-Organizing Tour through Famine Districts 239 A Description of the Traveling Outfit................:s000 239 Nikopol, Conditions, and Soviet Officials...............0 241 sbhem Neplenvevmvillacese snare ct cetee 243 Stranded: mi A POstO lowercase: ee eeteseneceorteateencstoeeee 244 Iosteandsonw an cerous lira Sre-ctierancsaccressctscesces 249 hep eceptioneateoaranad Ow kay smn cis teeenecetrcncsetace 250 A Day Among the Brethren in Sagradowka.............. 7s A Call at Gruenfeld and the Friedensfeld Episode 252 Scenes of Prison-Life in Russia 1917-1922..............:ssc0 255 VII DistriputTiINnG CLOTHING IN Russia. C. E. Kreh- biel. 260-276 TICE OR UIC tION terete cetee eae rn eet Teta node Ue teeta cees 260 Tilewe MIG SESIN CE GY cecscentue saaats sctsxbevescrasccessdsvurcssosesotestotecsecvacesncabe 262 What was Available for Distribution... ceceseseeseeteeees 266 Allocationmand’s Distt DuUtiomtrrare tertircsissstecisescserests co7.cisee 269 LOeekS GL Ageioeier aS Leet Reeeocop a ecru rte Coie orca Eee 275 VIII Foop anp CLOTHING REMITTANCES 277-292 (hepAmentcan) Anelevor athe selagycccsccelecicaecasseacecenseetaseteeve 277 Contents of Food and Clothing Remittance Packages 277 The Beneficiaries of the Food and Clothing Remit- HATICEN PACK ARE Stacepietsettueecte stones daventtces rascsiacenuadtesiser teats 281 A View of the Hungry Petitioners. Collecting Food-Remittance Requests. The Delivery of the “Pacilkas” Packages. 20 FEEDING THE HUNGRY The Arrival of the First Food Remittance Package 284 WihattOne boodmPackages Didtemnem rece ntetcecrcre 285 Food and Clothing Remittance AgZencies....... secre 287 The Contributions of J. G. Evert. Services of Other Agencies. IX ReconstrucTION WorkK IN RUSSIA 293-311 Stimulus Leading to the Undertaking of Reconstruc- CEO Hs WOT eases cease he teac eek an eehoae Res eaeonee ene Lendeearetecevnast 293 Suggestions of the “Studien Kommission””............+5 293 Reports of Our Field-Workers of Lack of Horses and Vast Uncultivated Fertile Fields...............sesee 294 Birth of the Tractor Movement in America................... 296 Inavncurating Dracton Elowsner i IRaISSIateesccccseccesseee-eeee 298 she Aw Mil Re Gratn-haisitiem Vieiturersescntear tices cree 299 Russian Reactions tovthe) Mracton Wor kesesct-c-<co5e-eeseees0 300 CUhembractons Commmitteerol it alpstad taceccmcettte es 300 Letter from B. B. Ja