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Foreign News
December 9, 1915
The Frontier
O'neill, O'neill City, Holt County, Nebraska
What is this article about?
Germans express gratitude for American Red Cross aid in Germany via letter from Count Tallyrand-Perigard received in Washington on Dec. 1, praising their skill and efficiency.
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GERMANS PRAISE WORK
OF AMERICAN RED CROSS
Washington, D. C., Dec. 1.—Gratitude
and praise for the work of the
American Red Cross in Germany are
expressed in a letter received today
at the Red Cross headquarters here
from Count Tallyrand-Perigard, who
was assigned by the German Red
Cross to cooperate with the American
surgeons and nurses while in Germany. It says in part:
"Your very kind letter just received
gives me a most welcome opportunity
of expressing, together with my sincerest thanks, how proud and happy
I have been to work with your Red
Cross units during their stay in Germany. Their skill and efficiency has
been beyond words of praise."
OF AMERICAN RED CROSS
Washington, D. C., Dec. 1.—Gratitude
and praise for the work of the
American Red Cross in Germany are
expressed in a letter received today
at the Red Cross headquarters here
from Count Tallyrand-Perigard, who
was assigned by the German Red
Cross to cooperate with the American
surgeons and nurses while in Germany. It says in part:
"Your very kind letter just received
gives me a most welcome opportunity
of expressing, together with my sincerest thanks, how proud and happy
I have been to work with your Red
Cross units during their stay in Germany. Their skill and efficiency has
been beyond words of praise."
What sub-type of article is it?
Humanitarian Aid
International Cooperation
What keywords are associated?
American Red Cross
German Red Cross
Germany Relief
Humanitarian Praise
What entities or persons were involved?
Count Tallyrand Perigard
Where did it happen?
Germany
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Germany
Event Date
Dec. 1
Key Persons
Count Tallyrand Perigard
Outcome
gratitude and praise expressed for the skill and efficiency of american red cross units
Event Details
A letter from Count Tallyrand-Perigard, assigned by the German Red Cross to cooperate with American surgeons and nurses in Germany, expresses pride and happiness in working with the American Red Cross units and praises their skill and efficiency beyond words.