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MISS IDA F. BUTLER.
Miss Ida F. Butler, an American Red
Cross nurse who has just returned
from service overseas, will tell of her
nursing the French refu-
experiences here. gees at Miss Chautauqua home is in in
the Community
Butler, whose
March, Hartford, of 1918, Red Children's overseas Cross. She Bu-
Conn., went
under the
the American
arrived of reau organizing at Lyons hospital for when her acute work the
and began
a
of children, just
diseases Hindenburg broke the with- Eng-
offensive
lish lines and the Germans were
in Lyons 35 miles "repatriae" hospital the refu- at
of Paris. Her
received and cared for
and especially the
gees, invaded children country, from the Red the
who were returned
either by
Cross or the parents of the children.
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