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June 6, 1925 Miss Incy Minnigerode, Marine Hospital, Newport News, ya. My dear Miss Minnigerode: Perhaps it will cheer you up this warm day to know that we have just received a notification from the Internat- ional Committee of the Red Cross Committee of Geneva, in which they notify us that you have been awarded the Florence Nightingale Medal for service rendered with the American Red Cross Unit to Kieb, Russia, in 1914 and 1915, and for service with the American Red Cross Head- quarters in 1917 and 1918. The Medal has not yet reached us, but as soon as it does we will send it to you. in the I hope this finds you very much better. The heat is intolerable here, but no warmer than Boston where I was obliged to spend two days, returning this morning. In fact, it seemed much warmer there than it does here. That probably is illigination. Your note has just been received. I am sail- ing on the "Drottingholm", Swedish American Steamer. Probably your friends are not sailing on that boat. If they are, please tell them to look me up. Miss Eldridge, Miss Lawler, Miss Stewart and Miss Frances are sailing with me. There may be others, but I do not know who they are. I am sorry you troubled to send back the book. I would have told you to pass it on to some others if it had been mine. I enjoyed reading it and as you are fond of mystery stories, I thought perhaps you might also like to read it. Do not trouble to write, for I know every- thing is an exertion. I will send you a post card from time to time while I am away so you can keep in touch with me. With best wishes for improvement in your health and congratulations, I am Sincerely yours, Director, Nursing Service. CDN-00

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