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The seriousness of one-
the happiness in the obligation of the other
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Put your
flag in
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let your
neighbors
know you
haven't forgot
ten Belgium
and France
and our boys
'who remain
overseas.
But both are badges of honor one standing for
exceptional alor on the battlefield the other, for
membership in the greatest of all humanitarian
organizations, your American Red Cross.
The work of the soldier is practically finished.
The work of the Red Cross has really just begun.
Your membership and the moral support such
membership gives are essential in carrying on
Red Cross activities.
Let us all realize that in our happiness of another
Christmas of Peace and Plenty let us not forget
the sufferings and privations of our war-torn
friends across the sea let us make our Christmas
festival a Red Cross Christmas with full member
ship in every American home.
join the Red Cross
-all you need is d heart and a dollar
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