Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Red Cross in Iowa, Vol. 1 of 2
Many difficulties are encountered in attempt ing to record events so soon after their occur rence: indeed, some historians might think it unwise to make the effort. To the author, however, the task has seemed to be quite worth while. It is only from those who participated in and were responsible for the success of the movement that one can catch the real spirit that dominated the Red Cross activities. To these same persons one must also turn for many facts that are necessary to make the record complete.
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