Reports May 1898 March 1899 volume 1
Reports May 1898 March 1899 volume 1
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" The only paid help were two men and one woman ; the latter lived near the camp and reported for duty at first meal call and remained until din- ing tent and kitchen were in order. The other work in kitchen was grat- uitously done by Atlanta members of Red Cross Society, assisted by Mrs. Edward H. Barnes, Miss Loulie Gordon Roper (niece of Gen. J. B. Gor- don), Miss Emmie McDonnell, Miss Estelle Whelan, Mrs. George Boykin Saunders, all of Atlanta, and the ladies from Sweetwater Park Hotel, who... came over daily from the hotel, about half a mile distant from camp, and assisted in serving table meals, also in carrying delicacies to hospitals and distributing flowers among the patients.
" It affords us pleasure to acknowledge the uniform courtesy of the army 21/ officials, especially the commandant, Major Thomas Wilhelm, Chief Sur- geon Major E. L. Swift, Assistant-Surgeons Street, Bak, and Johnson, and Lieutenant Norman, Quartermaster. Major Wilhelm had our kitchen built and fly tent for dining hal!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The only paid help were two men and one woman ; the latter lived near the camp and reported for duty at first meal call and remained until din- ing tent and kitchen were in order. The other work in kitchen was grat- uitously done by Atlanta members of Red Cross Society, assisted by Mrs. Edward H. Barnes, Miss Loulie Gordon Roper (niece of Gen. J. B. Gor- don), Miss Emmie McDonnell, Miss Estelle Whelan, Mrs. George Boykin Saunders, all of Atlanta, and the ladies from Sweetwater Park Hotel, who... came over daily from the hotel, about half a mile distant from camp, and assisted in serving table meals, also in carrying delicacies to hospitals and distributing flowers among the patients.
" It affords us pleasure to acknowledge the uniform courtesy of the army 21/ officials, especially the commandant, Major Thomas Wilhelm, Chief Sur- geon Major E. L. Swift, Assistant-Surgeons Street, Bak, and Johnson, and Lieutenant Norman, Quartermaster. Major Wilhelm had our kitchen built and fly tent for dining hal!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American National Red Cross Relief Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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