Draft Copy of Part of Chapter III
This item is a partial draft copy of Chapter III of the "History of the Special Relief Service of the United States Sanitary Commission, 1861-1865," by Frederick N. Knapp, Special Relief Agent.
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OCR Page 1 of 11Chapter #II
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to bol. Beckwith the proper authority, that in the view
of the an certain time of their arrivals t
colling is
the ignoring for the chromed. an the pentry moteration
young t to the y upper part the of the city have a
lunce offers (shyre of the how bolinteer had methy Warkland official somuel the 19-tranter necessity of as
the members of where Requisities",
Regulation approved - the officer of Good at
the Receiving hpm the receipt allowed of advance to community the
Station be draw
offered
communiting from Hustshing or Philadelphia his
afony Give egg ditatchent,
Rations hil lesponse Xa a telegram from or releasters the borein
approach to a the decided city; negative thus making the in delay less.
The answer was at first not in ac-
here in
Cordance with Any Regulations ma from
stay how on a new showing leasons
The
this Request was grantine
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Andring that with the inmunde hiflhy
of men f their freqment failure to announce
the time of their through this arrangi-
ment tho a great good, was not difficient.
priticient
huggested that the officer at