Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24
Sunday Morning, June A, 1917.
LAST PULL FOR s1oo,ooo,o 900.

LAST PULL FOR s1oo,oooooo
 Yesterday at noon, the people of the Warren Dis triet had subscribed s17s2s7o the Red Cross War Fund The week, given to the campaign, throughout the country, in which to raise s1ooooo- 900 will be over Monday night and Bisbee expects her quota to be at least s25,ooo.
 Let it not be said that this community is flight wad."
 "The stupendous and appealing call in the history of the world to aid suffering humanity fronts Red cross,' said Henry P. Davidson some days ago. "Mons of who have been fighting for liberty lie dead or wounded; millions of women and children homeless; hundreds of towns and villages have been destroyed; disease and distress rampant
 Up to now our people have not suffered. While Europe has been pouring out her febIood, America has experienced prosperity she had never known before.
 "But now ourselves in this gigantic war. We that the struggle against autocraey and tyranny which our allies have been making is and has from the first been in reality, less strus gle than theirs. We ourselves must share the suffering which they have endured; we too must bear the burdens and must do part in real way"
 Mir Davidson speaks of the needs of the Red Cross and our part in the from international, hu- manty, standpoint But look at it purely from a selfish oneI
 Our soldiers, sons, boys, relatives and friends our very Iifebood, will be the battle front, mineIing with the who have stood stauneh and firm in Western Europe that democratic prn- cipIes might be saved to the world. They will be three thousand miles away from American soil and many of them will be six thousand miles away from friends, relatives and those whom they hold near and dear.
 It is up to some agency in the United States to afford connecting link; to provide them with some of the things that army organization does not give. It is the Red Cross which will fill the breach. And in order to do so the American people must give and give literally to its support.
 As accident insurance donation to the Red Cross is unbeatable It will kind of com fort to some soldier of this other country. It will mean aid, mental and physical to those who are fighting for the retention of American prn- eipes. It little thing to give, with such large 
 Then, too the countries of Europe ridden. By that is meant they have been ravased. Homes have been been destroyed whole provinces turned into sIaughtering pens and their populations moved into adjoining countries. The women and children are floating dereIiets; homeless and without rudder to their craft.
 It is up us-the richest, the most prosperous and the happiest nation on earth-to give them what surcease from their and their troubles, The least do is to pour old gold into eofer which will dispense with those aids in the best manner possible
 The best possible is the American Red Cross. That organization is international in its scope and humanitarian in it's work Its flag is the symbol of humility; of service of good. of charity in short of Christianity.
 Bsbee is asked to give s25ooo.
 What little for community of this size
 Surely we can not fail to do part