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ti.rvt t NEWCOJU? CARLTON, President GEORGE W. E. ATKINS, First Vice-President
Received at 16 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK
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Jan. 14, 1921
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NEAR EAST RELIEF. NY.
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SITUATION IN ARMENIA APPALLING
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and Alexandropol
twp hundred thousand ref
ugees dying between Kars
Lapk of food and fuel
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Severe winter adding to tjbe disaster
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We beg you to take steps immediately for continuation shipments and pro
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Aharonian President Armenian Delegation to PeaceGonference
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: -i r HERBERTHOOVER SAYS:
"The Armenian presents the most desperate situ
ation in the world." Driven from their own land by
hordes of biutal Turks, heads of families slaughter
ed, young girls prostituted, little children living in
many cases on human flesh how can we fail to pro
vide relief? What if you have been "canvassed" for
central Europe and the Y. M. C. A. and other things
just thank God you are living in the world's great
est country, AMERICA stop'and realize that it
MIGHT have been the fate of YOUR little ones to be
living off the flesh of corpses. THINK THIS OVER
you know it's only a ,sraaji amount to save a child
and you'll feel better when you sit at the table with
your own family, a table groaningwith good things!
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i APPALLING "PITIFUL"
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The horrible CQnditions of the Armenian children
are beyond description' and belief ragged, homeless
and in many cases living on human flesh they are
crying for help. It is up to us wh'o are fortunate en
ough to claim America .as our home to extend a help
ing hand. Go the limit!
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Near East Relief, 1 Madison Avenue, New York City
(This space donated by The East Oregonian)
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