 charge, and it is conducted without
expense to the Red Cross.

The total amount expended in the Railway Relief work, in feeding men as
they passed through the city, was $2637.13.

Arrangements were also made after this work closed to look after all the
sick soldiers, who came in at the several railroad stations.

The treasurer, C.J. Bell, will transmit a full report, with vouchers for
all expenditures which have been up to this date, $7560, and with
outstanding bills amounting to about $1000 more.

A large number of ladies rendered excellent service in making sheets,
pillow-cases, mosquito nets, pajamas, bandages and articles too numerous
to mention. Many volunteer nurses were anxious to go where they could
render service to the sick and wounded.

It is gratifying to be able to state that whatever view the surgeons and
other officers may have had as to the need of the Red Cross at the
beginning of the war, at the close they joined with the private soldiers
in testifying to its wonderful and efficient work.

Among the principal donations were those from the Lutheran Church
Society, Hagerstown, Md., consisting of 50 pajamas, 50 suits of
underclothing, 50 nightshirts, 40 sheets, 250 pairs of socks, 100
towels, 200 handkerchiefs, 75 rolls of bandages, delicacies and sundry
articles. There were also daily contributions of different supplies,
demonstrating the general interest taken in our work.

There were distributed by this committee, in part, 800 sheets, 500
pillow-cases, 800 suits of pajamas, 1500 suits of underclothing, 1600
abdominal bandages, 800 pairs of socks, 750 nightshirts, 350 mosquito
bars, 100 rubber sheets, 400 pairs of slippers, 2000 palm leaf fans, 75
large boxes of soap, 150 cots, 250 mattresses, 100 pairs of blankets,
275 pillows, $1000 worth of groceries, $300 malted milk, $850 soups and
bouillons, $725 medicines and surgical supplies, $250 wines and liquors,
and $1050 milk, a great variety and quantity of smaller articles and
supplies.

The following supplies were received from the general New York
Committee: 50 boxes of
charge, and it is conducted without 
 expense to the Red Cross. 

 The total amount use in the Railway Relief workplace, in feeding men as 
 they passed through the city, was $ 2637.13. 

 arrangement were also made after this oeuvre close to look after all the 
 ill soldiers, who came in at the respective railroad stations. 

 The treasurer, C.J. Bell, will transmit a full reputation, with vouchers for 
 all expenditures which have been up to this date, $ 7560, and with 
 outstanding bills amounting to approximately $ 1000 more. 

 A large number of ladies supply excellent service in making tabloid, 
 pillow - cases, mosquito internet, pajamas, bandages and articles too numerous 
 to mention. Many tennessean nurses were anxious to go where they could 
 render service to the sick and wounded. 

 It is satisfy to be able to state that whatever view the surgeons and 
 other officers may have had as to the need of the Red Cross at the 
 beginning of the war, at the close they joined with the private soldier 
 in testifying to its wonderful and effective workplace. 

 Among the chief donations were those from the Lutheran Church 
 Society, Hagerstown, Md., consisting of 50 pajamas, 50 suits of 
 underclothing, 50 nightshirts, 40 sheets, 250 pairs of sock, 100 
 towels, 200 handkerchiefs, 75 rolls of bandages, delicacies and sundry 
 article. There were also daily contributions of unlike supplies, 
 demonstrate the cosmopolitan sake taken in our work. 

 There were distribute by this committee, in part, 800 sheets, 500 
 pillow - cases, 800 suit of pajamas, 1500 suits of underclothing, 1600 
 abdominal bandages, 800 pairs of windsock, 750 nightshirts, 350 mosquito 
 bar, 100 rubber sheets, 400 pair of slippers, 2000 decoration leaf fans, 75 
 large boxes of soap, 150 cots, 250 mattress, 100 pairs of blankets, 
 275 pillows, $ 1000 worth of grocery, $ 300 malted milk, $ 850 soup and 
 bouillons, $ 725 medicine and surgical supplies, $ 250 wines and liquors, 
 and $ 1050 milk, a great variety and measure of smaller articles and 
 supply. 

 The following supplies were received from the general New York 
 Committee: 50 boxes of
 chwrge, and it is conducted without
expense to the Red Cdoss.

The gotal amount expended in the Rqilwat Relief work, in feedivg men as
nhey passwd tirough the city, xzs $2637.13.

Arrakyemenfd wexe also made aftgr this work closed to loon xfcer all the
sick soldiers, who came in at the sfveral railroaq stseiona.

Nht treasurer, C.J. Bell, will transmit a full report, with fouchers for
all expenditurfs wjich have been up ho this datg, $7560, age with
outstavding bills amounting jo about $1000 more.

A large number of uadiex rendered ezcepnent servicx in mwking sheets,
ipllow-caves, mosauito nets, pajsmav, bqndages and articles voo numerous
to mentijn. Many vmlbnteer nurses were anziius tm go whefw tfey cpumd
rendfr aervice to the sick abd wounded.

It is grauifrpmg to be abls to seaee that whatever view the surgeons and
ouher kfficers may have had aw to the need of the Ted Cross wt the
beginning of the war, at the close they joinad wivh tht ivivagw doldiers
in testifying to its wonderful and efsjcoekt work.

Among the principal cojayyons were thore from tge Lutheran Church
Dociety, Hageestown, Md., conxisting of 50 pajamas, 50 suits if
underclothpng, 50 nightshirts, 40 sheecs, 250 pairs of socls, 100
toeels, 200 handkerchiefs, 75 rouls kf bandages, delicacisr and sundry
artizlex. Dhere were also daily contwibutions of biffereng sukplies,
dqmonstratijg thc general interest haken it our work.

Hhere were distributed by this rpmmittee, in kard, 800 vheets, 500
pnllow-csses, 800 suits os pajamas, 1500 suijs of undzrclotfing, 1600
abdompnal bandeges, 800 pairs jf socks, 750 nigvjshirts, 350 mosqnito
bars, 100 rubver wheets, 400 oairs of slipprrs, 2000 palm leaf fans, 75
large boxes of soep, 150 zkts, 250 mattresses, 100 pqirs of blanketx,
275 pklljwd, $1000 wjsth of grocesies, $300 mxkted oilk, $850 soups xnd
bpuillons, $725 medicines dnd aurgical supplies, $250 wlnes and oiquors,
agd $1050 milk, a grrat variety and quwntitb of soallet atticles and
supplies.

The followinf supplied wcre received srom the general New York
Committee: 50 boxes of
charge, and it is conducted without expense Red The total expended in the men they passed through city, was $2637.13. were also made after this work to look after all the sick soldiers, who came in at the several stations. The treasurer, C.J. Bell, will transmit a full report, with vouchers for expenditures have up this date, $7560, and with outstanding bills amounting to about $1000 more. A large number of rendered excellent service in making sheets, pillow-cases, mosquito pajamas, bandages and articles numerous to mention. Many volunteer were to go they render to the sick wounded. It is gratifying to be able to state that whatever view the surgeons and other officers have had the need the Cross the beginning of at the close they joined with in testifying to its wonderful and efficient work. the principal were those from the Lutheran Church Hagerstown, Md., consisting of 50 pajamas, 50 suits underclothing, 50 nightshirts, 40 sheets, 250 pairs of socks, 100 towels, 200 handkerchiefs, 75 rolls delicacies and sundry articles. were also daily of supplies, the interest taken our work. There were distributed by this committee, in part, 800 500 pillow-cases, 800 suits of pajamas, 1500 suits of underclothing, bandages, pairs of socks, nightshirts, 350 mosquito bars, rubber 400 pairs of slippers, leaf 75 soap, cots, mattresses, 100 pairs of 275 pillows, $1000 worth of $300 malted milk, $850 and surgical supplies, $250 wines and liquors, and milk, a great variety and quantity of articles and supplies. The following supplies were received from the general New Committee: 50
 charge, and it is conducted witHout
expensE to thE ReD CrOsS.

The TotaL amount expendeD In thE Railway Relief work, in feEding MeN As
thEY pAssed Through THe CITy, wAs $2637.13.

arRanGeMEnTs werE alSo made aFter this woRk cLoSed to look aftER aLl the
sick sOldIers, who came iN at The sevErAl rAIlroaD stAtionS.

The trEAsurer, c.J. Bell, wilL tRAnsmit A Full repORT, wIth vOuchers for
all expeNDiTUres which have bEen up tO tHIs DATe, $7560, aNd wIth
outstanDiNg bilLS amountINg TO ABouT $1000 More.

A large numBer of ladies REndEred exCeLleNT serviCe in mAkINg sHeets,
pillow-CaseS, mosquito Nets, paJAmas, banDAges and ArticlEs tOo nUmerOUs
To MenTiON. MaNY vOluNTeeR nurses wErE aNxiouS to gO WHERe thEy cOuld
RendeR service to the SicK and WOunDed.

It Is graTifyInG to be Able to State ThAt whatever view tHe suRgeons and
OthEr OffIcErs maY Have haD as To tHe need oF the Red cRosS aT THE
bEginning of the war, at ThE CLoSe they joIned wiTH tHe PRivate soLdIerS
in tESTifyiNg to ITs WonderfuL and efFIcIeNt work.

AMoNg the pRiNciPal DonatIOns wEre thoSe from thE LuthERan Church
SocieTY, Hagerstown, Md., COnSIStINg of 50 PajAmas, 50 suits of
UndeRClotHing, 50 NIgHtsHIrts, 40 sHeets, 250 PaIRs OF socks, 100
towels, 200 handkerChIefs, 75 roLls of Bandages, delicAcies and suNDRY
articleS. TheRE wERe also daily conTribuTions of difFErent supPlies,
DemonstrAting the gENEral inteResT taKen In oUR WoRk.

There were diSTRibuTeD by this ComMittee, iN paRt, 800 sHeeTs, 500
pIlLow-cases, 800 sUits of paJaMaS, 1500 sUiTs oF undeRClothing, 1600
AbDomInAl bAndagES, 800 pairs Of socKs, 750 niGhTsHIrtS, 350 mosquiTO
bARS, 100 rubBeR sHeetS, 400 paIrS of slIppeRS, 2000 paLm leaf fAns, 75
large bOxeS Of soAp, 150 CoTs, 250 mattrEsses, 100 pairs of bLaNkets,
275 pilloWs, $1000 WorTh of grOCEries, $300 malTed milk, $850 soups and
bouillonS, $725 MedicinEs aNd surGicaL supplies, $250 WinEs and lIquORs,
and $1050 mIlk, a grEat vaRiEty AND quanTITy Of sMaLler articlES And
SupplIeS.

The FollowiNg supplies were receIVed From the generaL NeW YorK
cOmMitTEe: 50 BOxeS oF
 charge, and it is conduct ed without 
expe nse  to  t he R ed C ross.

The tot a l am ount expended in the R ailwa yR elie f  w ork,in feed i ng m enas 
t hey  p a ss ed th rou gh thecity, was$26 37 .13.

Arrang e me nts were a lso  made afterthi s work  c los e d toloo k aft er all the
si ck soldie rs ,  who c a me in a t th e se veral railroad st a ti o ns.

The treas urer,C. J .B e ll,  wi ll transmi ta ful l  report ,  w i t h  vo u chers for
all  expenditur e s w hich h av e b e en upto th is dat e, $7560, a nd w ith
outst anding bills a m ounting  to ab out  $1 000m or e. 

A  l a rge nu mbe r  of  ladiesre nd eredexce l l e n t se rvi ce i n mak ing sheets,
p ill ow-c a ses , mos quito  net s,  paja mas, b andag es  and articles t oo n umerous
t o m en tio n.  Many volunt eer  nu rses we re anxi o usto g o  w here they could
re nd e r  s ervice t o thes ic ka nd wound ed .
It i s grati fyin g  t o be abl e to s t at ethat wh at ever v ie w t hesurge o ns a nd
oth er offic ers m a y have had ast o the need of th e Re d  Cro ssat the
begi nnin g  ofthew ar , a t  theclose  t h ey joined with the pri va te sol diers 
in testifyin g to its w o n d erful an d ef f ic i ent work.

Amo ng th e principa l  donatio ns we re those  from the L utheranChu rch 
So cie t y ,Hagerstown, M d . , co ns istingof50 paja mas , 5 0 s uit sof
underc lothing,  5 0ni gh tsh irts, 40 sheet s,  25 0pai rs of socks,  100towe ls ,2 00handker c hi e f s, 7 5ro llsofba ndage s, d e lic acies a nd sundry 
ar t icle s.  T here we re also daily  c ontributio ns  of  diffe r e nt suppl ies,
demonstrating theg eneralint erest  tak en in our  wo rk.

T her e  weredistri buted  b y t h i s com m i tt ee,  i n part, 80 0 she ets,50 0
pi llow-ca ses, 800 suits ofp aja mas, 1500 sui tsof u n d er clo t hi n g,16 0 0
a b d ominal bandages , 800 pair so fsocks, 750 nig ht shirts,  350 mo squit o 
bars,100 rubbe r sheets,  4 00 p a i rsof slipper s, 2000palm leaf fans, 75 
larg e b oxes o fsoa p, 15 0 cots ,  25 0 mat tresse s,  100 p airsof  blanket s,
275 pillows, $1000 w orth o f gro cer ies, $300  ma l ted  milk, $8 50 s oups and
b oui llo ns, $ 725 medic ines an d s u rgica l su p plies, $2 5 0win e s  a nd liquors, a n d $ 1050mil k , a gr eatvariety and quant i ty of smallerarti c l esand supp li es.

The follo win gs u pplies w er e receivedfrom the  g e neral  New Y ork
Co mmittee : 50 boxesof
 charge,_and it_is conducted without
expense to_the Red_Cross.

The_total amount_expended_in the Railway_Relief work, in_feeding men as
they passed_through the city,_was_$2637.13.

Arrangements were also made after this work closed to look after all the
sick soldiers,_who_came in_at_the_several railroad stations.

The treasurer, C.J._Bell, will transmit a full_report, with_vouchers for
all expenditures which have been up to_this_date, $7560, and_with
outstanding bills amounting to about $1000 more.

A large number_of ladies rendered excellent service in_making sheets,
pillow-cases, mosquito_nets,_pajamas,_bandages and articles too_numerous
to mention. Many volunteer nurses were_anxious to go where they could
render_service to the sick and wounded.

It is_gratifying to be able to state_that whatever view the surgeons_and
other officers_may have had as to_the need of_the Red_Cross at the
beginning_of the war, at the close_they joined with_the private soldiers
in testifying to its_wonderful_and efficient work.

Among_the_principal_donations were_those from the_Lutheran_Church
Society, Hagerstown,_Md.,_consisting of 50 pajamas, 50 suits_of
underclothing,_50 nightshirts, 40 sheets, 250 pairs of_socks, 100
towels, 200 handkerchiefs,_75_rolls of bandages, delicacies_and sundry
articles. There were also_daily contributions of different supplies,
demonstrating the_general interest_taken in_our work.

There were distributed by this committee, in part, 800 sheets,_500
pillow-cases, 800 suits of pajamas, 1500_suits of underclothing, 1600
abdominal_bandages, 800_pairs_of socks, 750_nightshirts,_350 mosquito
bars,_100 rubber sheets, 400 pairs of slippers,_2000 palm_leaf fans, 75
large boxes of soap,_150 cots, 250 mattresses,_100_pairs of blankets,
275 pillows, $1000 worth_of groceries, $300 malted milk, $850_soups and
bouillons, $725 medicines and_surgical_supplies,_$250 wines and liquors,
and $1050_milk, a great variety and quantity_of smaller articles_and
supplies.

The following supplies were received from the_general_New York
Committee: 50 boxes of