The latest literature issued by the Blue Cross Fund for the care of horses wounded at the Front ws its strong appeal for subscriptions and presents an excellent case for continued support. Thovgh it has only been in existence since 1912, the Blue Cross Fapd has dose work which has relieved the sufferings of—innumerable horses, and has proved itself of no small assistaues in maintaining the eflicieney of th Allied Forces in this respect.
The Blue Cross Fund supplies veterinary requisites, horse clothing, humane killers, and all comforts, botir for army horses of the Hone and Expeditionary Forces 300 regiments have been helped in this way since the commencement of the war, and the demands are inerensing.—-It has six horse am-balances fully equipped at work in the military camps and veter-mary hospitals at Aylesford, St. Albans, Luton, Marcsfield Park TH
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