Relief Work at Tampa and Key West 368 Feeding Spanish Prisoners of War 369 Correspondence with Admiral Sampson 370 Appointment of the Executive Committee of the Red Cross and the Relief Committee of New York 375 Communication from Secretary of State Acknowledging Official Status of the American National Red Cross 377 The Modus Vivendi with Spain 384-394 Services of the Red Cross accepted by the Government 395 Appointment of Red Cross Field Agents for the Camps 395 Camp Alger, Washington, D.C. 397 Camp Thomas, Chickamauga Park 408 Jacksonville and Miami, Florida 414 Fort McPherson, Atlanta, Ga. 420 Camp Hobson, Lithia, Ga. 422 St. Paul Red Cross 425 Montauk Point, Long Island 426 Pacific Coast 431 The Red Cross of California 433 The Red Cross of Oregon 441 The Red Cross, Seattle, Wash. 452 PORTO RICO 460 Report of Horace F. Barnes 460 Shipments by United States Transports 470 Relief Committee of New York, Report by 473 Women's Auxiliaries of the Red Cross 491 "Women who went to the Field." Poem by Clara Barton 509 CUBA AND THE CUBAN CAMPAIGN 514 Havana 520 Los Fosos 521 The Orphanage 522 Destruction of the "Maine" 524 Jaruco 527 Matanzas 531 Senator Redfield Proctor's Speech in United States Senate 534 Artemisa 540 Sagua La Grande 542 Cienfuegos 544 Back to Havana 545 Leaving Havana 549