Helping France the Red Cross in the Devastated Area
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Up to the 20th of November, 1918, 28, 922 families or 83, 000 persons had been given assistance. But this assistance is not given, except in the case of non-residents, in cash. M. Nicaud like most of the French offi- cials is a firm believer in preserving the inde- pendence of the recipient. The latter is pre- sented with an order for the amount covering his immediate needs, redeemable at his own local merchant's, or at a depot established by the State. Into this scheme of relief, both the Amer...ican Red Cross and the Friends have come tentatively, the Red Cross having donated a monthly stipend and large supplies, and the Friends, under the prefecture, having established a distributing depot of these sup- plies at Chalons against the orders of M. Ni- The Road to Verdun 171 caud. Naturally, however, the subsidies for the prefectorial plan come largely from the government, and as yet private agencies in the Marne have not worked out the complete coordination with the prefecture which M. Nicaud hopes to effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Up to the 20th of November, 1918, 28, 922 families or 83, 000 persons had been given assistance. But this assistance is not given, except in the case of non-residents, in cash. M. Nicaud like most of the French offi- cials is a firm believer in preserving the inde- pendence of the recipient. The latter is pre- sented with an order for the amount covering his immediate needs, redeemable at his own local merchant's, or at a depot established by the State. Into this scheme of relief, both the Amer...ican Red Cross and the Friends have come tentatively, the Red Cross having donated a monthly stipend and large supplies, and the Friends, under the prefecture, having established a distributing depot of these sup- plies at Chalons against the orders of M. Ni- The Road to Verdun 171 caud. Naturally, however, the subsidies for the prefectorial plan come largely from the government, and as yet private agencies in the Marne have not worked out the complete coordination with the prefecture which M. Nicaud hopes to effect.
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