by C E Bechhofer. 1921. 165p

The text describes the author’s journey to Moscow, where they encounter the dilapidated state of the city, meet various individuals from different backgrounds, and experience difficulties in communication and transportation in Soviet Russia. Upon reaching Moscow, they find a desolate and decaying city. The author expresses a desire to visit famine-stricken areas and witnesses the dire situation in Samara, Suizran, and other regions, where refugees are suffering from malnutrition, living in deplorable conditions, and facing starvation. The text emphasizes the urgent need for relief efforts to prevent further suffering and loss of life.