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Entered as second class matter. Septem
her 17th, 1918 at the lost Office, at
McCarthy. Alaska, under the Act of
March 3. 1879.
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EOITOR
M cCarthy, Alaska,
Saturday, Nov. 23rd 1018.
A MESSAGE TO ALL
The following message j i*t
received from the Wnr Council
of the American Red Cross, is of
vital interest to all of ns:
On February 10 last ye ir, near
ly six weeks before the United
States declared war Nation 1
Led Cross Headquarters advised
its chapters to prepare for war.
That which lias followed in the
record of t he Red Cross in help
ing to win this w if and to re
lieve the suffering growing out
oi it, constitutes something of
which every American citizen
has a right to be proud. Every
Red Cross worker must feel a
sense of gratitude in having had
a share in it all.
The moment is now come to
prepaie for perc \ Actual peace
may come at any moment,it may
be deferred for some time. Un
til peace is really here there can
be no relaxation in any Red
Cross effort incident to active
hostilities.
But with peace, let no-one sup
pose that the work of the Red
Cross is finished. M llions of
American boys are still under
arms. Thousands of them are
sick and wounded. Owing to
the shortage of ships it may
take a year or more to bring our
boys home from France. But
whatever the time, our protect
ing arms must be about them &
their families over the whole pe
riod which must elapse before
the normal life of peace can be
resumed.
Our soldiers and sailois are
enlisted until the commander in
chief tells them there is no more
work for them to do in the war
Let every Red « toss me mber
and worker show our returning
soldiers and sailo.s that to care
for tl:eir health, welfare ai d
happines;, we are enlisted lor
no less a period t han they are.
The cessation of war will re
veal a picture of misery such as
the world has never seen before
especially in the many countries
which c in not help themselves.
American people will expect
the Red Cross to continue hi act
is their^igent in repairing bro
| Ken spirits and broken bodies.
i
Brace teim < and peace cor.
ditions will det online how we
may best minister to the vast
stricken areas which have been
harrowed by war, and in this
great act of mercy, the heart &
spirit of the American people
must c.mti, uo to be mobilized
through the Red Cross.
I
On behalf of the War Co un
ci!, we accordingly ask each mem
her of our splendid body of work
ers throughout the land to bear
in mind the solemn obligation
which rests upon each one lo
‘ Carry on” we cannot abate one
instant in our efforts or in our
! spirit.
There will be an abundance
of work to do, and specific ad
vices will 1 e given, but even at
the moment of peace let no Red
Cross worker f dter.
Our spirits must now call us
to show that it is not the roar
of cannon or the blood of our
own alone that directs our act
ivities, but that a great people
will continue to respond greatly
and freely to its obligation and
opportunity to serve mankind”
Sincerely yours,
C. D. Stimson,
Division Manager.
Our courtesy and consideration
have gi\en us your loyal and active support.
We thank you. —
BANK OF ALASKA
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