A BELGIAN'S APPEAL.
Mr. I'.ditor.—As a Belgian prisoner of war, I am taking the liberty to send you n. little request. I was 'collecting postage stamps in Belgium, and my son, too. Having much time to spend here in eamj), I would like to make again a collection, and I should lie really happy if you would be ,so kind as to publish the fact that I, a Belgian soldier prisoner of war, will send a keepsake in exchange for some nice, postage stamps for collection, sent registered, to "F. Baudson, 12p de Ligue, Camp IT., Heist", Hollande." The N cw York Times and the New York Herald have published this letter. I got many stamps from U.S.A. I hope you also will like to help me to pass some, hours pleasantly. I beg your pardon for the trouble, a lid with many thanks, I ayi, dear sir, verv respectfully yours, F. B.AUDSON. Zeist, Holland, December, 11)15,
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 February 1916, Page 2
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157A BELGIAN'S APPEAL. Taranaki Daily News, 5 February 1916, Page 2
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