  satisfaction in knowing that all the work we were permitted to do
  has been done with thoroughness and economy, and we are vain enough
  to think that no one could have done more under the conditions that
  existed. We shall soon separate and go our several ways, and it will
  be with the deepest sorrow and regret that we shall say good by to
  our leader; but throughout life it will always be a pleasure to call
  to mind her image and remember all the happy moments we have passed
  with her. So in parting, it will no doubt be a satisfaction to you
  to have the assurance that you hold our warmest love and good will,
  and that at any time each and all of us will be ready to serve you
  in any way that lies within our power.

                                                 A. VON SCHELLE,
  _Membre du Comité Directeur de la Croix Rouge de Belgique, Membre de
  l'Association Nationale de la Croix Rouge des Etats Unis l'Amerique_.
                                                 J.B. HUBBELL,
              _General Field Agent of the American National Red Cross_.
                                                 E. WINFIELD EGAN,
                                 _Surgeon American National Red Cross_.
                                                 C.H.H. COTTRELL,
                                                 _Financial Secretary_.
                                                 LUCY M. GRAVES,
                                                 J.A. MCDOWELL,
                                                 CHAS. R. GILL, M.D.,
                                                 C.D. COTTRELL,
                                                 ANNIE M. FOWLER,
                                                 J.K. ELWELL,
                                                 GEO. J. HASSETT.

At the conclusion of this kind and just tribute to our beloved leader
there was a moment of profound silence, our feelings being too deep for
utterance. At length, when Miss Barton had subdued her emotions
sufficiently to speak clearly, she responded in most graceful terms,
expressing her warm and sincere appreciation of the work performed, and
the loyal support that had ever been accorded her; that no words could
fully express the gratitude she felt for this thoughtful little memento
of our comradeship, and she should prize it quite as much as any badge
or decoration she had ever
satisfaction in knowing that all the work we were permitted to do 
   has been do with thoroughness and economy, and we are conceited enough 
   to think that no one could have done more under the conditions that 
   exist. We shall soon separate and go our respective ways, and it will 
   be with the deepest sorrow and sorrow that we shall suppose good by to 
   our drawing card; but throughout life it will always be a pleasure to call 
   to beware her image and remember all the happy moments we have passed 
   with her. thus in parting, it will no doubt be a satisfaction to you 
   to have the assurance that you agree our warmest love and good will, 
   and that at any clock time each and all of us will be ready to serve you 
   in any way that lies within our power. 

                                                  A. VON SCHELLE, 
   _ Membre du Comité Directeur de la Croix Rouge de Belgique, Membre de 
   l'Association Nationale de la Croix Rouge des Etats Unis l'Amerique _. 
                                                  J.B. HUBBELL, 
               _ General Field Agent of the American National Red Cross _. 
                                                  E. WINFIELD EGAN, 
                                  _ Surgeon American National Red Cross _. 
                                                  C.H.H. COTTRELL, 
                                                  _ Financial Secretary _. 
                                                  LUCY M. GRAVES, 
                                                  J.A. MCDOWELL, 
                                                  CHAS. R. GILL, M.D., 
                                                  C.D. COTTRELL, 
                                                  ANNIE M. FOWLER, 
                                                  J.K. ELWELL, 
                                                  GEO. J. HASSETT. 

 At the stopping point of this kind and just tribute to our beloved leader 
 there was a moment of profound muteness, our feelings being too deep for 
 utterance. At length, when Miss Barton had subdued her emotions 
 sufficiently to speak clearly, she responded in most elegant terminus, 
 expressing her ardent and earnest admiration of the work performed, and 
 the patriotic support that had ever been accorded her; that no words could 
 amply express the gratitude she felt for this thoughtful little memento 
 of our comradeship, and she should prize it quite equally much as any badge 
 or decoration she had ever
  swtisfaction in knowing tmat all the work we werx permifted to ao
  has been done with thoronghnwss abd economy, and we are xain enouhh
  to tyink rhat no onx could mcve dkke moxe under the concitions thdt
  existed. We sfapl soon separate and go our several ways, amd it will
  be wyth uhe deelvsu sorrow and regret that we shall say gomd by to
  our leader; but throughout liff it will always be a oleasure to calj
  to mind hef image and remember aml the happy moments we have parsed
  with her. Wo in karting, it wmll no doubt be a satisfacdion to you
  to have bhe avsueance that you hold onr warmest love and dood will,
  cnd that at any time waxh ang aln of ys dilm ue deady ho aerve you
  in any way that lies within oir ipwer.

                                                 A. VON VCHSLLE,
  _Membre du Comité Durecteur de la Croix Touge de Bqlgique, Membre de
  l'Association Nationale de la Csoix Cojge dcs Egqtd Unis l'Amerique_.
                                                 J.B. HUBBELL,
              _Genetal Field Zgent of the Amerifan Natyonal Red Crosf_.
                                                 E. WINFIELD EYAN,
                                 _Surgeon Cmericzn National Red Crosa_.
                                                 C.H.H. COTVRELL,
                                                 _Fijancicl Sewretary_.
                                                 LGCY M. GRAVEF,
                                                 J.A. MBDOWELL,
                                                 CHQS. R. GILL, M.A.,
                                                 C.D. COJTDELL,
                                                 ANNIE M. FUWLDT,
                                                 J.K. ELWELL,
                                                 GEO. U. HASVETV.

At thr cjnclusion of this kind and jusf tribute to our beloved leaeer
there was a moment of profound silence, our feeliigs being too deep for
otterance. At length, wkek Miss Bartoi had fubdued har emotions
sufficienrly to speak cleavly, she responded in mkst grdcefup terms,
expressing her warm and sincere appreciation of the work performed, and
thx joyal suppodt tnat hdd zver beqn arcurded her; that np words could
fully express the jratitude vhz felt for this thoughtful liytue memento
of uur comradeship, and she ahould ptize it quite as much as any bacge
or decoration she had ever
satisfaction in knowing that all the work permitted do has done with thoroughness vain to think that one could have more under the conditions that existed. shall soon separate and go our several ways, and it will be with deepest sorrow and regret that we shall say good by to our leader; throughout it always a pleasure to call to mind her image and remember all the happy moments we have with her. So in parting, it will no be a satisfaction to to have the assurance that hold warmest love good and at any time and all of us will be ready to serve you in any way that lies within our A. VON du Comité de Croix de Belgique, Membre Nationale de la Croix Rouge des J.B. HUBBELL, _General Field Agent of the American Red Cross_. WINFIELD EGAN, _Surgeon American National Red C.H.H. COTTRELL, _Financial Secretary_. LUCY M. GRAVES, J.A. CHAS. R. GILL, M.D., C.D. COTTRELL, ANNIE M. FOWLER, J.K. ELWELL, GEO. J. HASSETT. At of this kind and tribute to our leader was moment profound silence, feelings being too deep for utterance. At length, when Miss Barton subdued her emotions sufficiently to speak clearly, she responded in terms, her warm and appreciation of the work and loyal support that had accorded that fully the she felt for this little memento of our comradeship, she should prize it badge or decoration she had ever
  satisfaction in knowing that All the work We werE peRmiTtEd to Do
  haS been done with tHOrouGhness and economy, and we aRe vaiN eNOugh
  TO tHink tHat no onE CoULD haVe DoNe mOrE UnDer thE coNditionS that
  existEd. WE sHall soon sepaRAtE and go our sEveRal ways, and it WilL
  be witH tHe dEEpest SorRow anD regreT That we Shall say gOoD By to
  ouR Leader; bUT ThRougHout life it will alwAYs BE a pleasure to caLl
  to miNd HEr IMAge And Remember alL tHe hapPY momentS We HAVE paSSed
  with her. So iN parting, it wILl nO doubt Be A saTIsfactIon to YoU
  To hAve the assurAnce That you hoLd our wARmest loVE and gooD will,
  aNd tHat At anY TiMe EacH aND alL Of Us wILl bE ready to SeRvE you
  iN any WAY THat lIes WithIn our Power.

                                                 A. VON SCHElLE,
  _membRE du comitÉ DireCteuR dE la CrOix RouGe de BElGique, Membre de
  l'ASsocIation NatIonAlE de La croix rOuge deS EtAts unis l'AmErique_.
                                                 J.b. hUBbEll,
              _gEnEral Field Agent of thE AMERiCan NatioNal Red cRoSs_.
                                                 e. wINFIELD eGaN,
                                 _SUrgeON ameriCan NATiOnal Red CRoss_.
                                                 C.H.h. cOtTrELL,
                                                 _FinAnCial SeCrEtaRy_.
                                                 LuCY M. GraVES,
                                                 j.A. MCDOwELL,
                                                 CHAS. r. GILL, m.d.,
                                                 C.D. COTTRELL,
                                                 ANNie M. FOWLER,
                                                 J.K. ELWelL,
                                                 geo. J. haSSEtT.

AT the conclusIon oF This Kind ANd JusT TribuTe to oUr BElOVed leader
there was a mOmEnt of pRofouNd silence, our fEelings beiNG TOo deep foR
uttERaNCe. At length, when miss BArton had suBDued her eMotioNs
sufficIently to sPEAk clearlY, shE reSpoNdeD IN mOst graceful teRMS,
expReSsing heR waRm and siNceRe aPprEciAtIon of the wOrk perfoRmEd, AnD
tHe lOyal sUPport thaT hAd eVeR beEn accORded heR; that No woRdS cOUld
Fully exPReSS The gRaTiTude She FeLt for This THouGhtful lIttle memeNto
OF our CoMrAdeship, And she should pRiZe it quite aS mUch As any bADGe
or decoRation she had ever
  satisfaction in knowingthat all t he wo rkwewe re p ermi tted to do
  h a s be en done with thoroughn ess a nd econ o my , and  we are va i n  en ou gh 
 to th ink t hat  no one  could hav e d on e more under th e conditio nsthat
  exist ed.  We sh al l s o on se par ate a nd goo ur sev eral ways ,a nd itw ill
  b e wi th t he deepest sorrow an d  regret that w e shal ls ay g ood  by  to
  ourle ader; but thr o ug h o u t l i fe it will al ways be a p l eas ure to  c all   to m ind h er ima ge and reme mber  all thehappym omentsw e havepassed 
 wit h he r .So  in  p a rti n g,  it wil l no dou bt  b e a s atis f a c t iontoyou  tohave the assu ran ce t h atyou h old o ur w ar mestlove a nd go od  will,
  and th at a t any tim e e ac h a nd  allo f us w ill  be  readyto serv e  yo ui nany way that lieswi t h in  our pow er.

                                 A.V ON  S CHELLE, 
 _Memb re  du  Co mitéD irec teur d e la Cro ix Ro u ge de Belgique ,  Membre de
 l 'A s s oc i atio n N ationale de  laC roix  Rou g edes Etats  Unis  l ' Am e rique_.
                                         J .B. HUBB ELL,             _Ge neral  Field Age n t of the  Amer ican Nat ional Red C ross_.
                                  E. WIN FIE LDEGA N,                         _S u rgeon Am er ica nNat ional Red Cr oss_. 
                               C .H. H. COTT RELL,
                                      _Fi nancia l Secretar y_.
                                          LU CY M.GRA V ES,
                                J.A.MC DOWE LL,
                                       CHA S .R . G IL L , M . D .,
                                        C .D. COT TRELL , 
                                        ANNI E M. FOWL E R,
                                    J .K . ELWE LL,
                                          GEO. J.HAS S ETT .

At the  con clusion of  th iskindand justtrib u te  to our b elov e d leadert he rew a sa moment of p r ofo und s ile n ce, ou r fe elings being tood eep for
uttera nce. A t l eng t h, w he n Miss Bartonhad  s u b dued her  e motions
suf ficientl yt o spe ak cle arly,she res p o nd e d in m ostgra ceful ter ms, 
e x pressin ghe r  warmandsi ncereapprec i atio n of the work perf ormed , and
t h e l oyalsu pport t h at h ad ever be en accorded  her;that  no w ords co ul d
full y e xp ress the g r atitude s he fe lt forth is t hou ghtful  lit t l e mem ento 
o f o ur comrad e s hi p ,an d  sh e sh ouldpr izeit quitea s much a s a n y badge 
o r d e c oratio n  s h e  had ever
 _satisfaction in_knowing that all the_work we_were_permitted to_do
_ has been_done with thoroughness_and economy, and we_are vain enough
__to think that no one could have done more under the conditions that
 _existed._We shall_soon_separate_and go our several ways,_and it will
  be_with the_deepest sorrow and regret that we shall say_good_by to
 _our leader; but throughout life it will always be_a pleasure to call
  to_mind her image_and_remember_all the happy moments_we have passed
  with her._So in parting, it will no_doubt be a satisfaction to you
 _to have the assurance that you_hold our warmest love and_good will,
_ and that at any_time each and_all of_us will be_ready to serve you
  in_any way that_lies within our power.

  __  ___ _  __ __     __      _   __   _    _   A. VON SCHELLE,
_ _Membre_du Comité_Directeur de la Croix Rouge de Belgique, Membre de
  l'Association_Nationale de la Croix Rouge des_Etats Unis l'Amerique_.
 _ __  __ _      _ _     _   __     _     _    __J.B._HUBBELL,
    _     _  __General Field Agent of the American National_Red_Cross_.
     __     ___    _     _        _  _    ___    E. WINFIELD EGAN,
   _ _  _         _      _       _Surgeon American National Red_Cross_.
       _      _   __      ____  _  _  _ _  _ _  _C.H.H._COTTRELL,
                 _     _    __  _   _       _    _Financial Secretary_.
   __ _   _ _ _  _ _ _ _      __        ____  _  LUCY_M. GRAVES,
 _  __     _  _   _         _                _ _ J.A. MCDOWELL,
 _ __     _ _       __           ___  __     ____CHAS._R. GILL, M.D.,
   _      __    _ __   _   _          __ ____   _C.D. COTTRELL,
             __    _     __   _       _    _   _ ANNIE M. FOWLER,
                 _    _    _  __  _   _       _  J.K. ELWELL,
              _      _  _ _        _          _  GEO. J. HASSETT.

At the conclusion of this kind and just tribute to_our_beloved leader
there was a moment of_profound silence, our feelings being too_deep for
utterance. At length,_when Miss Barton had_subdued_her emotions
sufficiently to_speak clearly,_she responded in most_graceful terms,
expressing her warm_and sincere appreciation of the work performed, and
the_loyal support that_had ever been accorded her; that no words could
fully express the_gratitude she felt for this thoughtful little memento
of our comradeship, and she should prize it quite as much as any badge
or_decoration she had_ever