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DOING A MOTHER'S PART FOR THE WAR SUFFERERS
Mrs. C. H. Cook (left) and Mrs. Samuel H. Rous, of Merchantvillo. The latter, a
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besides writing letters regularly to twenty soldiers in the trenches.
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