The American National Red Cross Bulletin, Vol. I, No. 2, April, 1906American National Red Cross
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The American National Red Cross Bulletin, Vol. I, No. 2, April, 1906
American National Red Cross
American National Red Cross -- Periodicals; Red Cross and Red Crescent -- Periodicals
“_It is gratifying that the Red Cross Society of Japan has
dispatched a great number of Relief detachments, by whom both
Japanese and Russian sick and wounded have been attended. We
hope you will encourage these detachments in their work and that
the relief work, true to the principle of philanthropy, will be
thoroughly accomplished by them._”
Again, on the 4th of March of this year when Baron Ozawa,
Vice-President, paid an homage to the Empress previous to his
departure from Japan for the front to visit the sufferers
officially and to inspect all the Relief detachments there, she
spoke to him as follows:—
“_Over one year has now passed away since the Red Cross Society
has started its relief work. We can imagine how hard it must be
for the members of the Relief detachments at the front
especially at this coldest season of the year. Still, the care
of the sick and wounded concerns my heart evermore. We wish you
would convey to the Relief detachments my earnest hope that they
will endure all the difficulties and work hard in alleviating
the suffering of the patients._”
Indeed, it is not little that the Japanese ladies have done for
the prestige of the nation as well as for humanity during the
Russo-Japanese war.
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Our sister-societies have earnestly and practically extended their
sympathy and kindness to us by offering gifts in various forms, which we
have gratefully accepted. The following are the details of gifts we have
received since last October up to this date. (Gifts from other
institutions or individuals are omitted here).
The Central Office of the Franc 1,000
International Red Cross
Society
The Red Cross Society of Medical materials,
Germany &c.
The Red Cross Society of Woolen caps, &c.
Germany
The Relief Society for Wounded Medicines, bandages
Soldiers of France and other materials.
The Ladies’ Association of Franc 5,000
France
The British Red Cross Society Yen 10,000
or £ 1,000
The Red Cross Society of Krone 50,000
Austria
The Red Cross Society of Krone 10,000
Hungary
Golniezbanya Branch of the Red Krone 50,000
Cross Society of Hungary
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