Life — May 2, 1918 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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726 PAULETTE SABATHE, BARY 2407 remitted to Paris. Martha Louise ML, for Ba Mrs, W. W, Forrester, Etheredge Walker. “Anonymous, P ‘eabury jes Nos. Mrs. Ax J. Post, En | N, O. Nelson, New Willian Helse! Ada W. Ho 2384. : Miss Frances Ellen ‘Clari F Pabiie “School” Te Riley an PAULETTE PANTALACCH eABy 466 We gratefully acknowledge from | Robert Housum, Cleveland. Ohio, for Baby lewood, N. J., for Baby ) Ileans, La.; for Baby N jolt, Lowa. for Baby X és Cleveland, Ohio. for B: George 'W. Haslet, Hillsboro, New Ha Mrs. EC. . Albany. N.Y, for Raby +E. FE, ashington. D. C., for Baby Ni A Friend dley. Mass. for Babies Nos. 2582 and William Stanley Stokes, Jr. Ph stor Ba! of Raby No. ~LIFE- ‘The Need and the Help Still Continue NYONE who reads the war news does not ?-—must dds to the —and who realize that every da number of fatherless babies in F The babies and their mothers must have more help than the government of brave France can give them. The figures below will show what Lirr’s ders are doing in the way of aid. The “plan” will show others how an help. s’ period of mainte- nee. they, too, The two y nance is beginning to expire in the cases of the earliest contributions. The children were very young at beginning, and are still young enough to need the aid. Lire would be glad to receive renewals of the contribu- tions. Ltr. has received $192,770.69, from which 1,066,039.95 francs have been Clara Ward Se ago. IlL., for Haby No Raby Ne hi No. 78.2 nee, for Haby No f Washington, DUC! for Haby No. achers, through, Josephine” Goodall. Toledo. Ohio, on account of Baby No, 2568 36.50 dd Miss (Rrtrude MeNitt, Cloquet 36.50 J} + HENRI COLLET, BABY 2272, AND HIS SISTER Vupils and teachers of McKinley School, Phoenix, Ariz., on account of Baby No. 199%. . Ho dama'snes «<=, 8 Jackson S, Martin, San. Det, 117th Amer, Tr., on account of Raby No. 2322 s.00..00 sasveeee tee, 8 W. D. Brickell, Columbus, Ohio, renewal of subscription for 1. C, MeReynolds, Washington wal of subscription or Baby No.” 10x Leckee : : 73 Kutgers Presbyterian Chureh Choire, New, ¥ by ine Kraemer. on account of Hahy No. ee 1 Vantine Kraemer and Frieda Heidecker, New York City, on account of Baby No. 25X70... oo. 10 HARY NUMBER 2575 Girls’ Choral Club and Boys’ ¢ High School, Huntingde A. W.-H. Cleveland, Oto "Rockford * Club of the Huntingdon The Arachne Ch 4 Louise R. Harris, Wilmin A c os Feanette J. Christmas. Mt, Airy, Philadelphia, Pa. $73 BARY NUMBER Alre; acknowledged ... weees $32.48 Mrs. John Briggs, Newton Centre, Ma C Miss Mabel enon, Portland, Ore.. s Jeanette J. Christmas, Mt. Airy, 9 Pa. 4.36 corge W. Clous, Spokane, es 1 $57.84 BABY NUMBER 2574 FE. Van Voorhis, M. N. J. $36.50 THE ECHAVE TWINS, JRAN BAPTISTE AND GERMAINE NABIFS 2451 AND 2456 THE PLAN OF THE FRENCH RABIES’ FUND A contribution of seventy-three dollars provides that for two. years a destitute French child, orphaned by the war, will be kept with its mother or relatives instead of being sent to a public institutio its chances of survival are less than in a family environment. T ing this critical period in the child’s life its welfare is looked after and th ds disbursed by the Fraternité Franco-Américaine, ar gan officered by nt French men and women, The raternité has committees in every part of France. who keep touch with the children and supervise details of management Contributions of less than seventy-three dollars are ¢ they amount to the larger su ose who are tribute the whole seventy-three rs at one time a child will he assigned under a pledge to c¢ As fast as Lire, receives from the dresses of the children and their mothers with partict father’s death and other information, these are communicated directly to the contributors for the care of each child, Contributors wishing to correspond with the mothers should a them as “Mme. Veuve (surname of the child) " at and department given. A self-addressed en for reply Contributors will be notifies where To dress town ‘elope should be enclosed ation of the two years. he given opportunity to continue the s t. if they so desire ‘The full amount of the funds received hy Lire is put into French exchange at the most favorable rate and remitted to the Fraternité expenses, Under the present regula + Live is unable to forward packages ey we can remit with othe hie to the order of Tare Ps nount of detail work-connected with wwledged only through | with no deduction whatever ons of the American Red Cr he children, Gifts of Checks should be made p Con Owing to the large the fund, contributions are ack to comicbooksssm