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    "ocrText": "AMERICAN RED CROSS\nA.R.C.\nCROCE ROSSA AMERICANA VED\nAMERICANA\nMAIL ROOM\nTELEGRAMMI \" AMCROSS\nFEB10 1920\nFIRENZE\nTELEPHONE: 3-82\n.\nR\n16, LUNG ATRNO IDCANDLY 40\nBUREAU OF PUBLIC\nHEALTH NURSING the board S.S. Guerica.\nAlly dear lites Tox,\nfanualty ys, 1920.\nDISTRIEL DEST\nSince your letter did net d wand all immediate\nanswer Iwhich I sal it aside until the rush of our last days with\nwork WE all feel we are learning is the widdle or seare\nbegin should be over, and I reight find time to think\nabout the work you spote of. It would certainly be extremely\ninteresting bend I very much appreciate your thinking of me\nin connection with it as you survised, I shall want to\ndiscuss it with relin Garduw and beside the question of my\nability to undertake a piece of work of that soof, There are\na number of other considerations. I should not want to live\nis Washington very long, I am a very poror traveller and I\nam awfully keen to come back to Eu be as soon as I am\nphysically fit and before my slight knowledge of languages\nagain dies of discuse. The Past two statements serve sourwhed\nparadoxical, but I aeen very much agraid that my recently ac-\nguired immunity to the train- sickness and searickusm I bave\nalways suffered is due worely to the comparatury storidate\nof program of The Italian emeryances.\nHowever, I need all sorts of repairs before I can\nbegin any sort of work, and I will seek all interview with\nmy aunt and a physical Examination as soon as possible\nafter landing 80 that I way decide upon my plans and let\nyou know. It is difficult to guess werther 00 not this will reach\nyou before ur arrier the Uru York at present speed we can\nhardly get there before Tulousay We left Gruova the thirtecuth. ! 0\nyours sincerely,\nMay Thoritore\nSanttooss\nU\n8"
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