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New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 2, May, 1915

Volume 2 — Facsimile of a Belgian Bread-Check

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The card is in French and Flemish. The face reads: No. 6,715. Gratis. City of Brussels, Department of Public Supplies. Committee No. 1. Street ——. Card issued to the family ——, living at ——, for the daily delivery of —— portions. To be presented at ——Street. N.B.—Victuals will be delivered only to the father or mother of a family. The reverse side bears stamps showing the dates on which rations were issued to the holder. The original is somewhat larger than this reproduction.
The card is in French and Flemish. The face reads: No. 6,715. Gratis. City of Brussels, Department of Public Supplies. Committee No. 1. Street ——. Card issued to the family ——, living at ——, for the daily delivery of —— portions. To be presented at ——Street. N.B.—Victuals will be delivered only to the father or mother of a family. The reverse side bears stamps showing the dates on which rations were issued to the holder. The original is somewhat larger than this reproduction.

The card is in French and Flemish. The face reads: "No. 6,715. Gratis. City of Brussels, Department of Public Supplies. Committee No. 1. Street ——. Card issued to the family ——, living at ——, for the daily delivery of —— portions. To be presented at ——Street. N.B.—Victuals will be delivered only to the father or mother of a family." The reverse side bears stamps showing the dates on which rations were issued to the holder. The original is somewhat larger than this reproduction.

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