St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-08

the hearty and active cooperation of all or
CARNATIONS of women, and of women indi-
yidually. and invite all sister societies and
organizations and individuals to work with
1t and. through it to bring about a result
which Will 50 greatly conduce to the ad.
yancement and happiness of women.
In order, ladies, to work with the board OF
lady managers, it becomes necessary for US
to organize Minnesota auxiliary board. II
is impossible to do this today as we have
not yet had time TO communicate with the
counties of the state, and give them an op-
portunity 10 send representatives to this
meeting. We expect 10 hold state convent
ton shortly, at which it is hoped that this or
ganlZa ton will be formed. However, will
read today the paper on state work from the
prospectus before mentioned.
State Work.
'Recognizing the fact that through the
systematic work in the several states and ter
ritories is the broad foundation on which
American womanhood must build its temple
OF triumph, the board desires to develop to
the fullest extent the resources attachments
and possibilities of the women Of every Sec
ton and state Of the Union. It's desire is TO
exhibit at the great fair OF '03 all articles
which will aid in illustrating Woman's part
in developing the natural and material
products of her native or adopted state: her
influence in its mental and moral advance.
ment, her share in
Shaping It's History.
1t wishes to make known what the hands
hearts and brains of American women are
doing for America from the Atlantic to the
Pacific from the Northern lakes TO the trop.
zeal gulf; at home, in the factory, in the Of.
fee. in the hospital, IN the college; in the
cooking OF food, in the training OF children,
in the pantry and the dairy, in needleWork,
IN poultry and stock raising. in fish and bee
culture. IN taXidermy, in farming fruit grow
ing and Horticulture, in photography. draw
ing painting aud designing, in poetry, wood
and ivory carving, sculpture and metal work;
in trade, in medicine III law, in theology In
Journalism, i'll invention, III architecture In
musical and dramatic art and in the man.
agement of organizations aud institutions,
industrial and benevolent
In order 10 expedite The gathering and ar
rangement of the exhibits and statistics
necessary to this great work, the members Of
the board of lady managers individually
earnestly invite the cooperation of the
women of their respective states and terri.
tories and solicit correspondence with all so.
cletles and organizations of women in such
states, such as literary. art and social clubs,
reform and charitable societies, teachers as
soclations, woman's exchange and womans
unions, leagues and alliances Of all kinds,
with view OF exciting interest in the OBJ
lects of the board AMI Of promoting the
work OF such organizations, by bringing into
acquaintance an harmony OF methods all
persons who IRE des rous that the women OF
their state or territory shall be creditably
represented at the great exposition.
They also recommend, in order to foster
spirit OF patriotism and national pride and to
promote ii better understanding OF the mar.
Vicious progress OF our country the form
alton of classes or clubs in every CITY. Town
the study of American history and Of thoss
arts and sciences in which the greatest ad.
vances have been made. in order that all
may be intelligent learners in this great