THE RUSSIAN FAMINE 175 Count Tolstoi on the Character of the Peasants 176 Beginning of American Relief 177 Appreciation of American Sympathy 180 Dr. Hubbell's Report 184 SEA ISLANDS HURRICANE 197 Coast of South Carolina 197 Admiral Beardslee's Description of the Hurricane 203 Relief Work South of Broad River 211 Report by John McDonald 211 Hiltonhead District Clothing Department. Report by Mrs. MacDonald 220 Medical Department. Report by Dr. E.W. Egan 222-228 Relief Methods in Field. Dr. Hubbell's Report 232 On the Charleston Group. Report by H.L. Bailey 244 The Clothing Department. Mrs. Gardner's Report 252 The Sewing Circles 257 A Christmas Carol 261 Mrs. Reed's Report 263 Leaving the Field 268 Letter to Charleston _News and Courier_ 268 Circular to Clergymen and Committees 273 ARMENIA 275 Distance and Difficulties of Travel and Transportation 305 Funds 307 Committees 310 To the Press of the United States 313 To Contributors 313 To the Government at Washington 314 To Our Legation in Constantinople 314 To the Ambassadors of other Nations 315 Commendatory 315 "Marmora." Poem by Clara Barton 319 Report of Financial Secretary 324 General Field Agent's Report 334 Medical Report 350 THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 360 Home Camps and American Waters 361 The Central Cuban Relief Committee, Appointment of 362 The Red Cross Requested to Administer Relief in Cuba 365 Taking Command of the "State of Texas" 368