CEMETERY AT ANDERSONVILLE, GEORGIA 339 DR. G. PASDERMADJIAN between pages 342 and 343 I. H. R. PRINCE GUY DE LUSIGNAN between pages 342 and 343 ABDUL-HAMID 346 WILLIAM R. DAY 355 HER BUSINESS RECORD between pages 358 and 359 Benjamin F. Butler Francis Atwater Leonard F. Ross REDFIELD PROCTOR between pages 358 and 359 THE AMERICAN RED CROSS BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. C. 362 HENRY BRECKENRIDGE 369 REPRESENTATIVE OF UNITED STATES CONGRESS 380 Champ Clark Charles F. Curry Denver S. Church REUNION OF 21ST MASSACHUSETTS REGIMEN between pages 390 and 391 THE MEMORIAL TREE PLANTING TO THE MEMORY OF CLARA between pages BARTON, 1922 406 and 407 Lieutenant-General Nelson A. Miles, with the first shovel of dirt Mrs. John A. Logan, with second shovel of dirt The Clara Barton Oak Miss Carrie Harrison, planting the Clara Barton Rose Charles Sumner Young, while delivering the memorial address WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT 417 THE INSIDE OF MEMORIAL BUILDING, OXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS between pages 422 and 423 THE OXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS, MEMORIAL BUILDING between pages 422 and 423 REPRESENTATIVE MASSACHUSETTS STATESMEN 428 Henry Wilson Charles Sumner George F. Hoar UNITED STATES SENATORS WHO SAW THE WORK OF CLARA BARTON 430 Charles E. Townsend Jacob H. Gallinger H. D. Money NELSON A. MILES 433 JOHN J. PERSHING 435 ABRAHAM LINCOLN 442 THE RED CROSS MONUMENT 444 The embossed cut on the front cover is a reproduction of a bronze bust by Mrs. Otto Heideman. CLARA BARTON There is a kind of character in thy life, That to the observer doth thy history Fully unfold.