36. Paris, Fall of the Commune; relief. 37. Organizing and managing relief for sick and wounded soldiers and sick and destitute people in France at close of war, 1871. RED CROSS WORK 38. With the International Red Cross Committee in Europe, Switzerland, Germany and France. 1869–71. 1872–73, ill in London. 39. Seven years’ effort to make Red Cross known to the United States and asking for the treaty; 1875–1882. Secured adhesion of the United States to the Treaty of Geneva, March 1, 1882, having organized the American National Red Cross Association the year before, and was nominated to first presidency by President Garfield, 1882; was the President for twenty-three years; 1881–1904. 40. Author of American Amendment authorizing Red Cross to administer relief in time of great National disasters, which was adopted by all treaty nations. 41. Organized First Aid Department within the Red Cross; but when she resigned in 1904 as President, it was discontinued by her successors, 1903. 42. Organized The National First Aid Association of America, independent of the Red Cross, similar in its scope and object to the St. John Ambulance Association of England. Five hundred and twenty-two classes have been organized with ten thousand students and five thousand four hundred graduates—January 1, 1922. 43. Conceived idea of a Rest Cure and School where people should be taught to keep well. (The cost of distributing the funds and other contributions entrusted to Clara Barton, as President of the American Red Cross during her twenty-three years of administration, did not exceed two per cent. of the amounts contributed for the twenty fields of relief in this country and the four fields in foreign countries. Signed: Julian B. Hubbell, General Field Agent of the Red Cross during the twenty-three years of Clara Barton’s Presidency.) RED CROSS FIELDS 44. Michigan Forest Fire, 1881, expended $80,000.00 45. Mississippi River Floods, 1882, expended 8,000.00 46. Mississippi Cyclone, 1883, expended 1,000.00 47. Mississippi River Floods, 1883, expended 18,000.00 48. Balkan War; relief, 1883, expended 500.00 49. Ohio and Miss. River Floods, 1884, expended 175,000.00 50. Texas Famine, 1885, expended 100,000.00 51. Charleston Earthquake, 1886, expended 85,500.00 52. Mt. Vernon Illinois Cyclone, 1886, expended 85,000.00 53. Florida Yellow Fever, 1888, expended 15,000.00 54. Johnstown Flood, 1889, expended 250,000.00 55. Russian Famine, 1892, expended 125,000.00 56. Pomeroy, Iowa, Cyclone, 1893, expended 2,700.00 57. S. C. Islands Hurricane and Tidal Waves, 1893, 65,000.00 expended