prisoners as cannot be assisted by their families."
It begs all who wish to send a parcel to a relation
or friend who has been taken prisoner, to send with
it, when possible, a similar consignment for some
other prisoner--one of their fellow countrymen
without relations, friends, or resources. May this
noble thought of solidarity be extended later, in
more humane times, so that whoever helps a
prisoner belonging to his own country may be will-
ing at the same time to help an enemy prisoner!

R. R.

Journal de Genève, March 15, 1915.

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