The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, May 23, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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1 I lilj I -J- jjl A "A great net of mercy drawn through \ an ocean of unspeakable pain." s*!f I'll A rnAOC 11 JWsMWJOO | ^ ACROSS THE SEAS F] i S IT COMES FROM SOI POISON GAS $H IT COMES F 25S IT COMES FROM SOLI ViZ MUS J|? IT COMES FROM THE I . IT COMES FROM LITT IT COMES FROM MOT] k: ^ FROM ALL THESE MI THE CALL FOR H VitZ UPON OUR AL fH' AN? Every Cent < jyij The American Red Cros Mg ent organization for the re the World has ever seen. Mg It is made up almost enl # higher executives being wi JSjS ed to large affairs, who are services without pay. JljjS It is supported entirely voluntary contributions. It is today bringing reli military and civil, in every T -4- -i\l ^-ATkiAimAri' 4-/"v ll XI jJlCUJLO IUXXX17XXUW IV XX throughout the world. This Page Paid for and Coi PEOPLES BANK. J. D. COPELAND, Mgr. , RE THE SEAS ' I EtOM EVERY WAR-TORN NATION IN THE ALE CALL FOR RED CROSS HELP DIERS WHO HAVE GRIMLY FACED THE G AND SCREAMING SHELLS, AND WHO NOW THROATS AND THROBBING WOUN ROM SOLDIERS SICK WITH FEVER, PNEUMl )IERS CRIPPLED, MUTILATED, BLINDED, W T BE TAUGHT AND TRAINED FOR USEFUL JNDERFED, SHIVERING, HELPLESS PRISON! LE CHILDREN, ORPHANED, HOMELESS, SLO1 TENS OF THOUSANDS. ffERS IN THE PILLAGED ZONES OF WAR WI BEEN MADE NUMB WITH HORROI LLIONS OF SUFFERING HUMAN BEINGS TE ELP?HELP THAT BECAUSE OF frHE FRIC LIES CANNOT BE GIVEN UNLESS IT BE PR CAN RED CROSS. iTHER HUNDRED MILLION IS NEEDED TO WHAT WILL AMERICA'S ANSWER ] 3f Every Dollar Received for the Red Cross War Fu s is the largest and most effici- It feeds and clot lief of suffering humanity that calamity. It is there to hel] ;irelv of volunteer workers, the with its fhnnswm thout exception men accustom- smooth running"ti in almost all cases giving their America's advance t i , . o , Congress author bv its membership fees and bv _ _ c President Wilso ef to suffering humanity, both The War Depart War torn allied country. Your Army, you elp in the work of restoration endorse it. Twenty-two mil] itributed to the Red Cross by the Following Patriots BAMBERG BANKING CO. E. A. HOOTON. THE BAMBERG HERALD. :d cross 1 ie? ampa16n for |jm| 00,000,000 ii FOR WAR i ^RELIEF^ ^ Mfsii1! i i Sal i 1 tbtwgh rucv raii ? 11 ii*a l vruuij ^ LIED CAUSE THERE COMES THE H* LEAMING BAYONET STEEL AND Hfe LIE WITH PARCHING DS. Sg* , ONIA, TUBERCULOSIS. HJ HO CAN NO LONGER FIGHT AND OCCUPATION. Sg* ERS IN THE GERMAN PRISONS. . ^ WLY STARVING DAY BY DAY, BY Sftg rr\a-rt TTT1 A TA ATTk C?rkTTT C! IT A T7"P LUOIt HJLi.fiXV J. ?3 Alll/ uuujju ixa r jj [ERE COMES ACROSS THE SEAS JHTFUL BURDENS PLACED S&5 OVIDED BY THE AMERI- 2** "CARRY ON." BE?. SS nd Goes For War Relief. hes entire populations in times of great SffJ 3 your soldier boy in his time of need. ds of workers, its tremedous stores and *55 ansportation facilities, it is serving as i guard-and thus helping to win the war. w3 izes it. n heads it. ment audits its accoimts. JMMJ r Xavy, and your Allies enthusiastically Sj* lion Americans have joined it. c Business Men of Bamberg. ENTERPRISE BANK. B. W. SIMMONS. ^