The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-20
LET RED CROSS NOT WANE
THAT Is THE PETITION OF
LOCAL WOMEN
mere Is still a Large Field 4.
"ch the Women of the SANITY
city May Support the y,,I.n,
wen Who Have Gone to
the Front-HOspitaI Supple. Are
Needed.

Increased interest Is being manifested
~. DS une women Of st. Paul in the work Of
.I'e OF. raul Red Cross society. Thoaa
iilosl interested in the work hone n.
eeeure the cooperation and assistapca
IT, ,sl OF the ladies of the city before
The soosen mas proceeded much further.
and neT, now numbers nearly 500.
daily are peihs received
sent supphes for medicinal use tn he
hean ~ lne medicine chests have moi
49,, 49, reserved as fast as tbe Iafi;es
T Ttl Ilke to see them.
| ec,taa ,"oineh seem to be most intar-
ments, ~ personally making the ga
i..s TO De sent to the Thirtaanth
iitile attention has been n.id - ' .n
ea aaHy important matter of med;oa
to :t IN as much as the ladies oe ~
10y are giving their time and ano ...e
~ securing and making ahdon,,.sy,
/ ets - pahGages and Pneumonia iacI-
| iohb;n "ouio not come amiss for The
sbet tto nouees and grocery stores IN
80 ene EFFORTS of the ladies nv ,aoi,. "
donations Of foods as indcated ma - Aihs
1erday's G OBJ e. IN yes
assistance has been given tba .o.,o.
ma n,as, manner s designated Opposite tbe
1nsiH OF the following, for which th he
desire to express. throup.b rhs
e. their thanks: ne
ouartarn bros.-Use of room for ba.s
y. So w, copley-Use of room over Fro,,,s 49,,
Mrs 7 ~ an auxiliary headquarters. u'us
azinss Edgerton-65O books and MAJ
helief Society-Loan of Ia 10 TO camp.
:, cutting tables lou chairs and two
VIM. rr;elIwen-Loan Of SIX work tables
chimes. Ivan Oh singer sewing ma
FiefS s RSSleMTwo pieces of muslin
st. Johns Par,sS SSo-Six night shirts.
- IlS READY made garments 'Afas sihgnam.
WIS Wis. burnhatm-RoI red ea;ton u "otions.
S strs. r. Doherty-Old linen and co,.o.
MIS-. Ambrose Guiterman and Mis- Iost9 ~
scb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shirts, old line, H''iira
Jewish 1 \ aa q Evans-Six night shirts.
night shirts ~" society-Twenty- -four
cases II. Warren-one hundred pillow
Mis- Miss Levens-one piece sheet,pe
Mrs Mrs Gee T,; semmers-Forty Yards aanna,
Mrs. Rtllrich-old flannel 'a"noi'
Mrs Barclay-OId linen
MIS-. Sternbarg- Seventeen rolls ba,aa.o
iiiSs oommers-O.d Flannel
Mr srieGnnd END yards print.
gine bbaamp-rwo night shirts. six yards
Mrs Phinney sprague-old linen
-u feur .; W1rth-one dozen rolls bandages.
FRS =. Brack-Four sheets.
Mrs: Payne-Old flannel
y. w; Hackett-Three pairs shears
,drs. NJ Doran-Loan two flags eli ra,,u,
Mrs L. Goodkind-One piece muslin gl'ei'
hr n;;,I \. A; Young-New flannel, two dozen
pillow SIPS. one dozen sheets
sheets 5s H. o6rien-Six pillow slips, four
Mrs Mr. VIM; Kingston-old flannel and muslin
FTends-Cotton cloth -H'
Mrs J. J. MeCardy-Fwenty-f -four sheets.
Mrs Edgerton-Knit bandage
Mrs A. P. Jones-Bundle flannel
Mrs =; r. Metz-Eight pillow slips
Mrs. FRANK Seymour-Four dozen shirt
buttons. 'No" suife
Mrs. Hinck.ey-Six cans condensed milk
MIS- Chas. Strauss-Two dozen hosuital
napkins. P'Ai
Mrs. Prouty-Old linen.
Mrs. Stevens-Two dozen night shirts
twenty-five knit abdominal bands.
Mrs. F. McNamara-Outing flannel.
MRS LaInborn-Five spools basting thread.
Mrs d. r. Noyes-Two hundred and nine
yards surgical gauZe. ----'s.l = -.
MIS- RS, Brack-Two night shirts. two pillow
Mrs. 'wm.>.F. McMurran-oa flannel and
linen
The following new members have beer
enroifed upon the books of the society
since the last general rvaot;nr.