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in less than two weeks it [lr???] from that moment
till the first of December we stood under our burden
serving God and man as faithfully as in us lay. All the
Hundreds of thousands of contributions to [Jacksonville?]
and the Hundreds of thousands from the Government
for the relief of the same were not a penny to us. Alone,
unaided, and often reviled we have tried to do the Masters'
work. The only body in all the fields that became
responsible for ist own actions and, paid its own [helpers?],
We are nearly [through?], but He who gave the command
to labor in this vinyard alone knows how we have
done it. We are tired, sore and heavy hearted, and
no time for a step toward reorganization has yet been
found, consequently no outside causes have been
laid before our committee, and nothing has been
Considered. You will observe that we did not
"make application for admission", and did not even
acept when it was made on the other side. of course
no "fees are due" and no bodies "Treasury funds" are
and for so good a cause and season, so low as ours.
I must wait 'till my Red Cross hand gets out of
my own packet where it has been more than a month
before I can essay to keep up others funds. No
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