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The American Red Cross home service gives comfort and reassurance to American soldiers who are anxious about the welfare of their families at home. The picture shows Lieut. John Applebee Home Service A.R.C., working with the colored men, Camp Hospital 43, (Gievres). One of these men, says his wife is not getting her allottment from the government and Mr. Applebee assures him that he will be looked up. The AMERICAN RED CROSS home service gives comfort and reassurance to American soldiers who are anxious about the welfare of their families at home. The picture shows Lieu. John Applebee talking with colored soldiers at Camp Hospital No. 43 at Gievres. One of these men says his wife is not getting her allottment from the Government and Lieut. Applebee assures him it will be looked up

Prince of Wales at White House, [Washington, D.C.]

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