The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-05

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q the America. lled Cross:
u - tH'ertcan People:
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al the frctors it vas cor
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vs. e. the Central Committee.
10y he permanent caiet ex
t.r Red Cross, axes pos -
np thu I.tl-.
lake 1.,,ogabe conditions.
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.pr. lie Var Iourtii ~ turn
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- lis associates =. ire to give
me r Ttad Gloss war tine
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american Pea. i.
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: can ,.r,, Cross more tii.. =
l,l:t.4 10 value can be placed II ta
t.la contributions OF ser,'ica !r.a
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y y people.
'"fhe effort q the American Eer.
Cross in this war has constituted -
far the largest voluntary gifts Of
money. of hand and heart, evcg Con
tributcd purely for the Feli'' e. hui
man suffering. Through tie n2,. Cross
lie heart ai.l spirit u ,ii9 Iya"le
American pen,,!e have huen f.a,.i"-d
90 ral,e care OF our own, - rst>.e nc
II. ary incident 20 tie Wa,, 80 .:4&G
ta reveal TO the world :
.u,..s Of our nati0na! life.
everyone Who has had an: :, F.
Il is war Effort Gf the Red Gro
ttiya ~ cpnHratulate II .4r.
thanks from anyone could - Is,
value 10 4he self satiSHN io1
.nc should feel Cor the nar'
:7ll g.UGaOOD tnericlH "u:." :
e ,i,f. themselves in ne. q,
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americaa Red Cross Lad al 1D0S
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recent 'l,ristnaS membership :nll
Cali, there are EpWdrn' # l1.o Cp
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lbs chef ef.ert IF the R.ed c.oss
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XVI. ~. l' ia service and to Il oar
@.r,- d Il navy wherever tie 24d
(re.,~ be called on to asst. as
.ase Of tie work Surgeon ttelr
aiG Of the t. s. Army recent
T~ The Red Cross has @aen al
an. use rs vast as the war Itself.
.~r, lie beginning it has done hose
which the Army Medical Coips
done, hut could not do itself.
Rel Gre So ends,.nol :. lance
7; rally been upon an exception
- .arge scale where service las
tea ryntleYed to the American Army
a~ 10 tine French Axsny and the
Y! ,aap.e az well, the i'tlIar nar-
:. ~ during the Il, ,n@ period
the Allied World was Waiting
e Ainuricll my 70 arse il
~ and power. 10 pital emergency
FOL our army in Iraa"e has
diminished. but t',e l,ed Cross
II being c;lled .up n far service
arr q large scale n 't.e X baso
In .sa's. where thu san S OF AnieF..
..a sick and MeMT'|de. ielN stis rcGeiv,
attention. At 'ti3ss,e iio.aritt'S tic
.a: Cross supplies itpi. a5}s e.. tiea
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- .uan ,ls they ibecsne cngi.,a ,e>ecnt.
Army az Occupation in ..ss,'f.a..y
4s followed with Esefi>1i '.fiIs pre-
sa,. 4 to rerder o. -SGre eiat} -ency
al md supply st.~iC. ,.c! was the
,.yin,arv business Of tie ftet. tres
fNriur bosjiit!aS. Tho Arm ;,ht9c