| PAGE |
| To the People | 13 |
| Introduction | 17 |
| The Red Cross. General History | 23 |
| Organization and Methods of Work | 27 |
| Occupation in Times of Peace | 29 |
| Services in Time of War | 30 |
| Neutral Countries in Time of Peace | 34 |
| International Correspondence. M. Moynier’s First Letter | 36 |
| American Association of the Red Cross. Constitution and Original Incorporation | 46–47 |
| First International Conference | 48 |
| The Treaty of the Red Cross | 57 |
| Governments Adopting the Treaty | 58 |
| Address by Clara Barton | 60 |
| Action of the United States Government | 72 |
| The “Additional Articles” Concerning the Navy | 74 |
| International Bulletin, Extract from | 77 |
| Accession of the United States to the Treaty and “Additional Articles” | 80 |
| Proclamation of President Arthur | 85 |
| International Bulletin. Concerning Adhesion of the United States | 87 |
| International Committee. Letter Acknowledging Notice of Adhesion by United States | 90 |
| International Committee. Fiftieth Circular Announcing Adoption of Treaty by United States | 91 |
| The Reincorporation of the American National Red Cross | 94 |
| Significance of “Red Cross” in its Relation to Philanthropy. Address by Clara Barton | 97 |
| Michigan Forest Fires | 107 |
| Mississippi and Ohio River Floods | 111 |
| Mississippi and Louisiana Cyclone | 112 |
| Ohio River Flood | 115 |
| Down the Mississippi | 121 |
| “The Little Six” | 130 |
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| Texas Famine | 136 |
| The Mount Vernon Cyclone | 145 |
| Yellow Fever Epidemic in Florida | 147 |
| The MacClenny Nurses | 150 |
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| The Johnstown Flood | 157 |
| Arrival at Johnstown | 158 |
| Appointment of Committees | 160 |
| The Work of Relief | 161 |
| Farewell to Miss Barton | 169 |
| “The Dread Conemaugh” | 170 |
| In Memoriam | |
