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fin TMAGINE the dangers our boys face while we are safe; the ®„
X;S -L hardships they endure while we have ease; the pain they Miff
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( Jli Red Cross that makes these trials lighter for our soldiers and MWi|
i/? v .|i our allies. The Red Cross feeds and cares for thousands Hlm
* H stricken by the untold barbarity of the despicable Hun. H
"'■■iilH Give —of course you're giving—but give more; give so that this Rl||
'/J-m comforting work can be pushed harder when and where it is H|||
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HAKRISBURG TELEGRAPH
MAY 17, 191&
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