The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-20
4 CROSS GIFTS
;4Oo,0O0,000

|. ,,sn, on Retirement An
,,.s Cash and Supplies
contributed.
3.sas WILL GARRY on"
s,...s.. Ia World Wide Plan:
s.sor reads International
Sea Cross Commission.
,-ssoe Farrand Permanent
4. Peace Organization.
.>recjal)-Henry P.
iii issues the follow
.ehalf of the War
uear Red Cross:
-r People:
nj the American
.. I ny President Will
I-I, to carry on the
.-urHn Red Cross dur
-1eir request and by
.-. Committee, ceased
Eusr ge.-wry IS.
... Tie armistice was
H ouncil instituted
mine when the strict
.u organization would
nrIy matured to en-
f affairs to be re-
-uanent staff. Henry
t- tn Paris when the
-3- -Ued, summoned a
f,.,,s 4e- IF the heads of all
-s- omissions in Europe
,a,s r0 suatiOn. After CON
. factors 1t was con-
--.ea rhp transition on
/. The cry fortunate choice
|. 1vBtstol Farrand as the new
f. Of The central Committee,
--ryrr the permanent chief ex-
[rt The Red cross, makes posi-
l.. MsummaIon of this plan I'M
A. most favorable conditions.
|rs AUDITED by War Department.
|ssae0 reports 10 Congress and a
ar If It's accounts by the
Nmrutnt will constitute the
--a-t If ICED Cross activity dur
Nag Although 1t has been
n, 70 mike public all expendi-
| Fe1 authorized and to give de-
| Information relative to ali work
|zase ,6e War Council in turn
H #. r-s1u-tbilities to DR.. Far
III. h.s associates desire to give
r Red Cross war time
fae American people, to
Red ross belong, and whose
"uutons have made pos
na has been accomplished.
.s. nearly twenty-one
American people have
@ and supplies to the
M ross more than $780,
"..Ie can be placed upon
u"s If service which
beef sra without stint and of
FL Of lrg.t sacrifice by millions
EFora
b etc-- of the American Red
/ ID 'Ls WHIP mas constituted by
be ar-as' voluntary gifts Of
+ Of hand and heart, ever CON
r purely for the relief of hu-
|E1Tos Trough the Red Cross
l7a' spirit of the whole
pa people have been modified
E-ara o' 0.r own, TO relieve the
F h1i-- tn the war, and also
fa 'o r.e world the supreme
@oH ua"0ndl life.
'fH'u 7u has had any part in
PA r' ut The Red Cross is en-
1-'apIate himself. No
\ from rt could be equal in
/ '.r sf satisfaction every
pom I'm" -or the part taken.
| '" Anerican women have
q la.se rs In Red Cross serv-
'9u' - coo 600 Adult Members,
'7 1 ered the war the
a.'. ..'. ru~s had about 100000
as the result of the
membership Roll
uwards of 100000
". .-.-rs outside of the mem
~ TIE Wo- Red Cross, number
''lls 100000 school children
! 'i. effort Of the Red Cross
! De gar las been to care for
u sa7 zoe and to aid our
"' aFE wherever the Red
4 be called on to assist. AS
Il 'l''' Of The work Surgeon Cen
\. ' NJ The u. S. Army recent
! -at Aed Cross has been an
,..~ 47 7ast as the war itself.
\ '4sfAing it has done those
n The Army Medical Corps
n y. 1T but could not do ITSELF
!, \, 'f1 Cross andeavor in France
'een upon an exception
gs7 scale where service has
10 the American Army
h french Army and the
n. 7D''e as we'll, the latter par
a, 'o70s the trying period
h. NHr' World was waiting
h., '"'f'ean Army to arise in
|. '"'r Hospital emergency
|, ,.' our army in France has
s.ed. but the Red Cross
/, o.'2 allied upon for service
M. -' scale in the great base
sg ''.e thousands of Ameri-
j, wounded oro ctiu ,,ooo;