A Story of the Red Cross Glimpses of Field Work (Classic Reprint)

Since the foundation of the Red Cross in A merica, many direful calamities have afficted the country. In each of these visitations the Red Cross has acted in some degree as the Almoner the distributer and organizer of the bountiful measures of relief that have been poured out by the American people. I ts work has been accomplished quietly and without ostentation. All the relief has been administered not as charity but as God-sent succor to our brothers and sisters who have been overwhelmed by some mighty convulsion of the forces of nature.
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