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American Red Cross - E thru H - Off for Russia with a suitcase full of roubles, Lieut. Willard T. Higgins of New York City, now on duty with the American Red Cross in Russia, stops at London headquarters en route, in order to gather up a few hundred thousand roubles of Russian paper money
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American Red Cross - E thru H
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