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"Misfortune, distress and suffering in Russia is so
widespread, so enormous, that words cannot de-
scribe it. If human kindness still exists on this earth,
then a heart must bleed wherever a heart exists"

DR. FRIDTJOF NANSEN, High Commissioner, Russian Famine.

Men and Women of America,
I workers all, prove you have
1 hearts that bleed for these:

{£ for 10,000,000 withered children crying in vain for a crust of bread*

for 20,000,000 unfortunate men and women who, by famine, inva*

ision and boycott denied the fruits of their toil, have been cast
on the rack to be slowly broken by the cruel torture of hunger*
for the 50,000 doomed to perish each day in the famine areas, this
day, and to-morrow, dying in fearful agony*
for the anguished mother, goaded by hopeless impotence to drown
her wasting children*
for the maddened human beings who, here and there, driven by
an unconquerable craving eat the corpses of the fallen*

for a people, more than one tenth of humanity, who, blockaded by the
Wall Streets of the world, having repelled imperialist invasion, now
face this famine which brings misery and suffering such as this modern
world has never known*

Workers all, have you hearts that bleed for these?

THEN QIVE J

Qive of your bread, however modest the gift of your meager store
may be I

Qive to still the piteous cries of the poor Russian children!

Qive to save thousands every day from the awful sentence of death by starvation!

Qive and sign the Roll Call so that your name, with those of hundreds of
thousands of others, may constitute a message of solidarity such as will
give new strength and courage to Soviet Russia!

Qive generously, that the coming Spring may find the Volga prairies, not
silent with death, a great graveyard white with millions of skeletons,
but astir with the hopeful living activity of a delivered people, toiling
anew for a better world!

Qive, men, women and children, give in multitudes, give mightily, so that
every one of the many ships now leaving for Russia shall go laden with
life-saving gifts from you!

Sign the Roll Call! Have a Heart! Give!

Addressed to you by the Friends of Soviet Russia and signed by :

ADVISORY BOARD

WM. Z. FOSTER
ROSE PASTOR STOKES
ELMER T. ALLISON
LUDWIG LORE
EDGAR OWENS
HULET M. WELLS
WILLIAM F. DUNNE
DENNIS BATT
JACK CARNEY
MARY HEATON VORSE
ELLA REEVE BLOOR
ROBERT MINOR
MAX EASTMAN
PROF. H. W. L. DANA
ALICE RIGGS HUNT

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National Secretary

CAPT. PAXTON HIBBEN
ALBERT RHYS WILLIAMS
ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN
MARGUERITE PREVEY
CHARLES BAKER
J. LOUIS ENGDAHL
J. O. BENTALL

JAY G. BROWN
ALLAN S. BROMS
JAS. P. CANNON
DR. J. WILENK1N
DR. WM. MENDELSON
DR. LEO S. REICHEL
CALEB HARRISON

SIGN
THE ROLL CALL

Help send a million dollars in food to the
workers of Soviet Russia by May 1, 1922.

GIVE GENEROUSLY!

The next two months wilt be the most
crucial. 50,000 are dying each day.
Take this page of the Roll Call Book
to every friend, man, woman, child and
sympathizer. All should sign and give.
Give much or little, but sign and give.
The Roll Call Book will be sent to Soviet
Russia together with shipments of food
made before May 1st.

The Roll Call Book deposited in the ar-
chives of Soviet Russia, will be treasured
as a document attesting the International
Solidarity of the Workers and registering
Russia's sympathizers.

The Roll Call Book will indeed be a mes-
sage of sympathy from you to Soviet
Russia.

The names of all Friends of Soviet Russia
must appear therein.

DIRECTIONS
Serial number of Collector in whose charge
this page out of the^ Roll Call Book is
placed is

3677

If the name and address of the authorized
nearest City Secretary does not appear
below then Collector will return these pages
out of the Roll Call Book and contribu-
tions to

FRIENDS OF SOVIET RUSSIA

National Office
201 West 13th Street New York City

ADDRESS OF CITY SECRETARY

AH pages out of the Roll Call Book must
be returned to the Friends of Soviet Russia.
If you receive more than one of these ap*
peals, pass the others on to responsible

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WORKING-MEN and women, friends and sympathizers, all
whose names stand here, have given to Soviet Russia in the
hour of her direst need. They have fed the hungry and
clothed the naked of Russia, thereby breathing fresh courage into the
hearts of those who have been bold enough to strike for freedom.
The signatures here appended attest to the International solidarity of
the workers and those in sympathy. Surrounded by prejudice, they
have dared to place the public seal of their trust and hope in the
World's First Labor Republic.

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Two Hundred and One West Thirteenth Street, New York, N. Y., United States of America

Name and address of the Friend of Soviet Russia wHo^secured
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