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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Red Cross COM
missions abroad

Red Cross Commissions operate in
France. Belgium. Italy, Greece, Serbia,
Russia, Roumania, Palestine and Great
Britain. The Commissions and their
staffs are in the theatres Of war. Co
operating with the Army and Navy
forces and with the military and civil
authorities of the Allied Countries; CO.
operating also with other relief agen-
eies, avoiding duplication Of effort and
confusion of purpose, assisting other
agencies and assisted by them.
As in Headquarters at home, so on
the Commissions, are men and women
Of great ability, using their talents
and their experience where they are
most needed.
These Commissions estimate the
budgets for foreign relief, and the APP
preparations are made by the War
Council after carefully serutinizing
and sometimes amending the budgets.
This is the first Of a series Of five an
Cross. In the Times tomorrow mo
The Red Gross IN Emergency"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Cooperation

The Red Cross supplements the
work Of the Army ana Navy. The
Red Cross War Council is eudeavo1ing
in every way to increase the effee-
tiveness Of the whole program Of re-
lief by the utmost cooperation with
the Commission on Training Camp Ae-
tivities, the y. NJ C. A. knights Of
Columbus, Y ". C. A., y. H. =. A.,
and other great patriotic agencies
ii Paso Red Cross Chapter has
statements showing in detail how the
War Fund is being expended AK for
these statements.
Is covering the work Of the Red
appear an interesting chapter On
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
What the Red Cross
does

The story Of Red Cross accomplish
meut and its plans for the future win
be told IN more detail in other state
ments- Here are some Of its princi-
pal activities, which suggest the I'M
portance and scope Of its work.
Organization o. base-hosPitals and
ambulance COMPANIES.
Recruiting and training Of nursing
personnel for service in the army and
navy medical corps
Production OF surgical dressings,
hospital garments, refugee clothing.
knitted goods, emergency supply ser
vice Tor our Army and Navy at home
and abroad, sanitary service around
eantonments-
Care Of dependent families Of sol
diers and sailors.
Study of the problem Of crippled
soldiers and sailors.
Canteen service for troops en- route.
Feeding Of American prisoners in
enemy countries
Casualty Information
Service to eonvalescenis.
Disaster relief.
And relief for our Allies, intending
canteen work, tubercular work, hos
pital supply service, ambulance and
hospital service, dispensaries, recrea-
ton centers, reconstruction Of homes
and villages, maternity work, repatri-
alton OF refugees rehabilitation o. mu-
tiiated men and many other forms Of
service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
How Red Cross is
organized

The great secret Of Red Cross effec-
GVeness is organization. Millions Of
people are working together through
the medium Of an organized machinery
which eoordinates the work Of each
with the work Of all, and transmits
the vast quantity of finished products
to the people who need them. Thus
benevolent emotion is turned into prac-
teal aid.
The organization corelates and d.
reefs the work of the chapters, CO.
operates with the Army and Navy in
relief measures, supports relief work
abroad, recruits the personnel for
overseas service, and forwards to its
agents in foreign lands the relief sup
plies produced by the chapter workers
OF purchased in the market.
Red Cross administration in the
United States Is decentralized. Red
Cross is too vast to be completely ad-
ministered from one spot. 1t would
disintegrate under its own weight.
So the country is partitioned into Is
Divisions, and there is a 18th Division
for the territorial, insular and foreign
chapters, with National Headquarters
as the eo-ordinating force. In each
Division there is a manager and his
staff, to whom the chapter officials
are responsible, and the chapter work
ers deal directly with the Chapter
Officers. The organization is military
in its well ordered effort, but quite
non-military in its democratic equah-
ties, for the chapter worker is quite as
important as the National Headquar-
tiers official. The Red Cross is organ
lied for efficiency, not for display Of
authority.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Volunteer service

All OF the Division Managers, and
many Of those on their staffs, are
volunteers. Unpaid service is the gen
eral rule in chapters, divisions, and at
National Headquarters. Most of the
department heads in Washington are
volunteers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

scope of Red Cross activities. The
growth Of Red Cross has been so
amazing, the multiplication of its &C
Invites 80 rapid, that few can be ex-
pected to know all that Red Cross
means to the world in this hour of the
worlds need Many who are active IN
one Red Cross endesvor are unfamiliar
with scores Of other Red Cross pur-
suits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
GREAT OPPORTUNITY HERE FOR
BIC SCHOOL SAYS COLLEGE HEAD

Dr. Zieonka Outlines Work Of the College Of the City Of
81 Paso and Suggests Plans for Its Continuation;
Need for Such an Institution Is Great; How
It Helps the Affiliated Institutions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
BISHOPS We 7 D
.N0MEN'S RIGHTS
Conference, However, Over
rules Veto; New Bishops
Are Elected.

Atlanta, Ca, Nay 15.-The action
Of the general conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South in
granting full laity rights to women
was vetoed yesterday by the college
OF bishops which also reversed the
change by the conference Of the
words OF the ritual holy Catholic
church" to ~Christs holy church" "a
telegram to Ell Paso. following. says
the bishops were overruled on the
women's rights matter.)
A telegram from Rev. hubert n.
Smith. presiding elder Of the El Paso
district and delegate frOil the New
Mexico conference to the general con-
ference at Atlanta was received by
Mrs Smith Wednesday Announcing
tie election Of three new bishops and
t. g scheduled selection Of three more
The message said; There were
three new bishops elected yesterday
On the first ballot: Dr. John u.
Moore. the North Texas Confer
ence and Or. W F. McMurray. Of
Louisville Ky On the second ballot
DIT. W. F. Darlington, Of the West
Virginia conference Three others
re to be elected today On the fol-
lowing ballots those receiving the
highest votes were. DR.. J. c. Parker.
DR.. J. A. Cannot, ir-, OF the Virginia
conference; DR.. II. NJ Dubose. OF
Nashville. nd DR.. W T. Ainswo-th,
Of the South Georgi conference.
THE following bishops were super
animated: D. r. Hoss. Of Muskogee,
Okla. F. G. Warehouse, Of Los An
geles and II. Z. Morrison. OF Leesburg-
Fla. II was also recommended that
bishop J. H Mccoy, Of Birmingham,
Ala, VI no presided at many Texas
conferences. be given light work
-'Lafty rights for women were
passed over the veto by the bishop
The Columbia. East Columbia and
Montana conferences were consoh-
dated into one"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

the S.T ss
Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

The American National Red Cross IS by of Congress the of
cation between the people of the United States and their Amy and
The President of the United States the president Red
ment audts its accounts
The work of the Red Cross for the war period directed BY the
War Council created by President Wilson May TO- 1917
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Cooperation with
the Army and Navy

The Red Cross is in close eoopen-
tiOn with the military authorities Of
the country.
Officers Of the Army, the Navy and
the United States Public Health Ser
vice are assigned to National Head
quarters Of the Red Cross to ensure a
thorough understanding at all times Of
the ways in which Red Cross service
can be most helpful.
By order of the Secretary Of War, a
Red Cross representative and an ap-
propriate number Of assistants are ac-
credited to each camp and cant0nmeut.
to each division of the army in the
field, and to all army base hospitals.
These Red Cross men, and others at
tached to naval training stations and
hospitals and working in cooperation
with the military authorities. provide
emergency hospital and other supplies
where needful, keep the men in the
hospital in touch with their families,
and in many other ways add to the
comfort and morale Of our men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

gins Monday, May 10Th Already enthusiastic active Ell Paso
lizmg and E Paso will be found not only ready but willing
i'll generously donate its entire proceeds for next Friday the Red
the Red Cross James Montgomery Fagg feature viii be
IN on that day. In addition, Mile Pauee viii be shown.
admissions will be 25c and sosrg cent gees 70 tie BED Cos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
@b M~ormpnprefbent.


&erber S. Grant ct paa ct Me6e
Sc ~ MpoitIes @ao6 bleba pnlgt
til &reit6ent for Mormorfirffen eff
ter afoeoe Soiepb s. @mitb. @re-
Grant befienoteioroe nmi6-
belbart efter fit @aIg n6nebnelier1
al Mnton s. 9un6 % Charles 50.
&enrofe Tom benbo1osbis ferite %
an5en @aaogiper, og 6isie to fom=
men me6 8reit6enten bill uogigre
eber1te Soritmberifah.
@rnfi6ent 2nr6 bleb bibebol6t
fom Gr9it6ent for De toIbs Maao, oq
9@l61te @u6ger g1dp1on bleb bibez
f5ol6t iom ~fungeren6e @rnfioent for
&aaoet / Mr. 2un65 Graper Tom
@aa6giber. me6et bol6tes / set
.berpmte Morn1rontempel. Sen npe
@rpiioent, &eber S. Grant, er Sen
fer1te Ma11o fg6t / Utah til at opnao
at blibe &irfens &reii6ent. Son ct
loot %. @obember 1856 / @ul
2afe @itb.
&reii0ent Mrtbon $. 211n6 er fp61
| Malborg, Da1nnorf, / 1914 Ga ha1
ira nngoommen at birfet i Mor.
monfirfens Sieneite. Sons fremra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29

|genoe Mrbei6e illoenfor @irfen bar
|oa ogiaa ! Marenes 2b giprt bnn1
til en- al &irfeng melt nnIete % BE-
nptteoe M1e6lennmer % bar bragt
'bam oer1S beieite gnroigbeoer. 211ro
'bar / fin ungoo1n fnpttet til Sen
.ifanoinabiife Misfion. S 1888 bleb
ban badgt til 8iceprnfioent for
Mantt GempeI og / 1891 til Street,
bent. Me6Iem al be 12 Mpoftlers
&por11m bIeb Don i 1889. Sra 1898
SO bar ban Sormato for Sen ell=
ropeiife Misiion og rejite / 1897 til
Srienten for at organiiere Misiio=
men | Eprfiet og finbe ct pasfenbe
for en- &oIoni i &aleitina -
@roieft ienere opgibct. 1899
bleb 2un6 balgt til &irfens &iitorie-
% b1eo iomti6ig @reii0ent
statens g%eneologiife Gelifab.
1901 bleb ban al @rnit0enrt Solepb
Smitb bolgt til 26en &oaogiber og
er altfaa mi al Srnitbs @fterfpIger
oalgt til lite &ao6giper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
9tonomiife 5orbolb / 9anmarf.

department Of Commerce bor np=
Zig offent1iggiort forifjellige Me6oe=
Teller fra 6en omerifonife @on0els=
ottacbe / &iebenbapn, bporof ri brin=
ger fglgen0e l106rag:
&artoffelb6iten iour pentes at blipe
n1poba1lig goo. Spr &rigen aple0es
Ser 100000 Sons &artoHer, iaar
be11tes Ser ODER t. Mi1lion Sons. Ser
bill oerfor bIibe en- forget Sobrifo.
ton al &artoffeluel, og Mlfobolfobri=
fotionen oil itige fra 100000 Gall.
fi0ite Mar til 100000 @oIons.
st f%ieben5aonif ,Sirma ct ifero
meo at foriege pa at 6eitillere Ser
pentin fra @ra1tre. &bis 6ori9ge=
ne folder us iom bentet, bil en- 6abrif
bltbe opfgrt / Nrensborg be6 &olitc-
bro. &ele @rontraet, &e66er og
Creme inbefattet, bill blibe be11Dttet.
6abrifer Snmoo / @loltr11p Ioper
I'll, 8in6egar1 at 8apir, og set ipnes
at bore Iigeiao go6t lom SEN olmin=
beige 51o9s. Sc laber oglao @uIp-
tepper al Bette 8opirsgorn.
Dnnmarf bruger fe6bonligt 6O0.<
900 Sons Sliefager ON Moret, bpor-
al EFT Ere6ieoeI tom fra Mmerifa, Me=
ften fra Miien o9 fra 6onife 0liempl-
Ter. ga oe ii61tnebnte for ODER ct
'Mar lite bar funnel importere &oa-
materialerne, Sopab6nner og Solos,
fiarner, bar Sc moattet prebe at
,presfe 0lie fra oonif Sr6, iier Gen.
mop, bboraf ser / BEN fi6ite @ommcr
bar tiliaaet $4,000 Mcres. Gennops=
fret leberer en- go6 2ampeo1ie, Smb-
reolie og 9liefage. Ser bliber og{oo
pres1et Ole fra @oliiftffe, SIR oq
'@a1muefre. Saar oil Ser ti1lige BIZ
be in6iamIet en- Masie 8ggeneober,
Der leperer en- .n6merfet Sn1otolie.
@fotpisfnbrifationen er efterboan,
ben blebet en- flor Sn6uitri / San.
mart. Ser ct MI SO Sfoteisfabrifer
>meo $500 Mrbei6ere. @ioite gla1
fabrifereoe Sc 100000 @or 2e6er.
ITO % 2ss,oo0 @eilouesifo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
@srnnaftiffen besbnbcr.

Smorgen, Greoag, Mfteu begpr16er
6eres @pmnaitifu1rbcrbis-
ming. Ser bar allere6e melbt fig ct
itort Mnta1, og set bentes, at en6m1
flere bill in6meloe fig / @pmnaitifbol=
Oct, Ser iaar bill blipe le6d al Miis
ellen Mosbef. @pmnaiittiiffffe1 afboI-
beg bber 5reong Mften i gmerion
Sfolen, @idrnet al 14tb 6treet og
,Spruce &1ace. Man fommer 6ertil
beo at be1ptte MicoIIet @lbe. @por-
bogn % itaa al beb 14tb ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Stillinser for biembenbte solbater.

II. g. employment Serbice, Scr
iorterer UNDER department Of 2abor.
bill / ierlig @ra6 tage fig al be biem=
fom1en6e Sol6oter. Set bil bore Q11-
ibarlig for at fir6e Stininger for
bber Mnno, Ser life er fommet foa
>meget til Sfa6e, at ban fgr1t bebpber
ierlig n6bannelie, oe i 5ber enfelt
Man68 $ilfel6e bill ban foo 6en5ti1r
ling, ban fortiener. 8ureauet bill
neie un6erigge, bba6 bber Mano
!o11er til, foo at ban fan blibe anin
beb BET Mrbei6e, iom ban be6ft pns-
fer for.
@nbber 5ol6at, iom gmffer at iette
fig / Gorbinoelie meo 8urem1et, Iom
Ian bore. bam til SEN ollertgrte
$ielp, F11loe ffribe til Il. g. @m.
pIopment @erbice, 16M ans s. @ts.,
81. s., @a1bington, 9. g., ener fen.
bert6e fig perforligt til fJ5e. SSnquirp
Office Of TIE Snformation an6 @6u=
cotton @erbice, department Of 2obor,
1706 g Street, 81. s.. 8a{bington
g. 6. S fit @reb ff11l6e 9o16ater
ppgibe, bbor ban MI opbol6er fig
bbno 8D / Mmerifa BON bbrer biem
me J. iomt @teoet, bbor ban fore
trpffer at arbei6e.
u. g. employment @erbice 9a1
allereoe ober 600 &ontorer / @irf
fombeo, ,og Mntallet foreees itaoigt
Set benbiier ollere0e MI bper Maa
EZg%lEE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
s.. 6. Mnberien Mftenen.

On ualmin6eIig flor Soriamliru
Dor ii6ite @pnbag 4ften fommen til
ite6e beo l1n6erbol6ni,tgen poo ling
6omsbiemmet. Com befien6t be1toh
programmed u%oe1uffen6e at $. e..
Mn6erfens @erfer. Sgrit 1ong Sor<
iamlingen SEN 6eilige Gang: IS
Danmarf er jeg f6ot", bporefterWaiis
M11no Morie gllger 1elte vSbonere=
6en', 6erneit ffl1l6e s. &erregoar6
babe fnnget, men bar forbin6ret paa
@run6 al @Dgbom, / Stebet fpilIeoe
Miis ellen @osbef en- &ionoiolo.
M&i1s Mger 1pit tie 6erpaa uNeis1en %
Maoammen", Ser ierlig falot / Sen
o%llerpng1te kingdoms Smag, % Tut
teoe me6 ~@pine6rengen", ser ti1ilut
blep 6ra1atiif i1lu1treret at 1ofole
&refter. 81 ifal lite foriege at
|ifribe nogen &ritif ODER Sc meofpi1=
|lenoe; men ri gaar biit neppe no
gen for n9r, naar hi flyer, at Sre6e=
rifien font 4eiieren gior6e met 2pf-
fe. Brogrummet Tutte6e mes. Mflw=
gelien at "@ift bbor @ejen 1laar en-
8ugt". senere pao Mftenen gop Mr.
Is. 6. 8r6t5 ct &ar COLDER tiIbeoite.
$ bet bele taget bar Set e., meget for
npjelig @fte1t, og Sc beipeen0e more
De Zig ganife fortreffeligt. On or16en
Sing, Tom Mftenen befrefteoe bar.
at naar ser in6bD6es til ct qo61
oanf Brogram, fan man oIti6 pere
filter poa en- ft6rre Eil1lutning emf
til ct engelf &rogrom. nngooms,
biemmet er 6anif, og man fomme1
ser for at 3ere 6a,rlf % bore / San.
tie Omgibelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
,,Safe a%rribaI"

Ga ri / Sorgaars bap6e Sornpiel=
len at m9be Dor .2nn6smnn6 %
6armer Sobs. 8remer fra &icbfieI6,
.fortolte bans 1traalenoe Mnitgt os,
at EN- el1er onoe1r 1tor gln6elig @e=
bar in6truffen, og 6o hi
ipurgte, ON Ser bar gspt fra Sat-
men, fit Ri Bette befreftet be6 at
bore, at Ser / SirSbags Scot bor o11=
Ell flor Sprl Ser 'tillige1ne6
Mo0eren, Mrs. 8rer1er, befinoer fig
/ a%llerbeoite &elgaaen6e. @i gro.
me6 Gpnnen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Set fan pasiere.

VplyeHDe 9tlIOr1e, 1OW llQIurll9D1s
foregaar beri Mmerifa, er ct be6repe-
ligt &i0nesbDr0 ON, bpor galt oct
fan goa, raar set ifal gaa rigtig
gaIt.
@n Game gift tn6 / en- @fgifraber
% tog me0 Ell al @1eDatorerne op /
216e @tage, bpor ben6es Man6 bap-
6e fit &ontor.
Man0en ito6 tilfal0igbiS paa Sen
an6en SIDE at @a6en, iaa benoe gao
IND / &11iet og ffpn0te fig 6eroper.
So 5an ioa, at BUN allereoe bot
gaoet op, fulgte ban nte6 np1te Gle
batorftoI.
Da ban fom op poo &ontoret, 1aa
ban, at 5ruen baooe oeret Ser, men
bar gaaet ne6 igien> o. bum life traf
bam. Sn1iolerti6 par Trlten fommet
neo, og @lebatorfgreren lag6e til
ben0e> at ben6es Mano bar gaaet
op og antagelig i6gte be116e. Sun
gift op igien.
st Har Sefunber ienere har Mo1t=
Sen ne6c og ipurgte @lebatorfereren:
u@ar Sc fet min @u1tru?"
~$Sa, bum gift op netop MI"
@an ltbrte6e in6 / @lepatoren og
Dor ube af 5Dne, ga bans Srre tom
mes igien.
Sores Manb CT gauet op igien,"
iag6e @lebatorfgreren.
~Mntogelig nenter ban pao mia
beroppe,. iao jeg mao pe1 gao op
.igien."
st 9jeblif {enere tom Monben
neo, iaa fig omfrtng og ipurgte:
Som min &uitru lite neo?"
$50, men gun git op igien. Sun
troeoe> at De bil6e be,1te pau benoe
6eroppe"
~DeI, iua benter jeg ber."
San bcnte6e / omfring ii Minu.
ter, Iaa tabte ban Soolmo6igbeoer
pg gif op. Sruen bab6e pentet poo
bm 6eroppe og git ne6 lamti6ig me6
at ban gift op.
SUN 1to0 / Salle11 og pente6e / fle=
re Minl1ter, men beilutte6e Ioo al
qaa op igien og pr9be at foa fat
bam. SUN bar n9ppe goaet tilpejrs,
|f6r Wan6en tom reo.
rDeres Sr1e git netop op," 1agbe
acknowledgement.
Man6en ibor en- itpg @6 og terfte
let 9jeblif pao at forIo6e set FORFEIT
ieoe Sus. men ga Fan ifuI6e tit Al
gao, beiin6e6e ban fig og f1Igte met
neite @tol ap. S innu11e Mimut tom
6rue11 ne6.
r5an git op igien," fag6e gIeba.
%torfereren iom Snor paa 3en6es
trRtte, ipergenbe 8B44iif.
$50 er set bel be6it, leg gnor Of
og Ter at fao fat / bnm."
Sun git op og ban fom ne6.
Git netop o." bemnrfeoe @lepa
torfbreren forretningsmesfigt.
Men M bar Mnn6en tret.
Sc Fan bn11ge mig, on leg gaa1
op igien," iagoe ban. rSeg bente'
paa ben6e her,"
So ban fatte fig paa ct grappe
trim.
On boln gime ienere fa6 ban Be
en6nt, og 6rl1e1t fao oppe 81. Gto
ge me6 en- 1ignen6e 8%eilutning, ben
tenbe pnn bmn.
- On Be bar truffet 5inanben f
ben, % ON 6e oberbobeoet traffe
lmere / 2ibet, foreligger Der irtet on
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
@asar.

&pinoeforeningen iammer mes De
u11ge / sSntmanuels oorr1f 1utb.. Strife
bill boloe 8a3ar / &irfens 8a}ement
SEN Ste December @ftermi6oua oa
Mften. Set forbentes, al mango al
&irfens genner bill fomme tilite6e
be11ne Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Barne6aab.

SGT. @e6ers 6anife Ilr]erife @irfe
bpbtes / 9en6ogs. Mrel Sobm Sei<
r11p, tSpn. al Scr. % Mers. 81. S.
@eirrp, @icbfiel6. Mr. Seir1,p er
! 6ranfrig, og ban fit ~telegrafif
81eoffab ON SEN lille Sens Mnfomit.
2igeleoes oebtes Sen af Scr. og
Wers. Gotpin 8. Danielien, 14t2 5tb
Ctr; ban fit / Daoben Mapnet Gb.
min &obert 9onielien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
81 sfanbinab peo Mpret.

Com ,ti6ligere omtolt bar ben un-
ge ibeniffgote Mr. @uitap 2moquilt /
for 6en republifanife gen=
tralfomite PED iioite 8alg, % BET
for en- itor Del bans Dpgtig-
beo, at bet republifnnife Barti bandit
en- faa flor 9eir, Tom set gioroe Der
! Staten.. Mr. 2inoquiit er @uper-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
mlnneapoIfa.
5 :&Inbben.

s 2er6ags Mftes bel6tes / Obin
Club EN- Club @ero", fom {prIig
baboe ®et al en- Seirsfeft. Ser
bar ct uomarfet Observation-Disclosures
gram lagt tilrette> og &lltbbens Me6-
lemmer %tilbragte en- 1er6eles forngie=
Zig Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
Mnna Maleb bpb.

Mapor &on Gears asiiiterenoe
|@efretnr og Gtenograf, Miis Mnna
Mealep, 6ebe / Sen6ags eftcr lpn=
|gere Gi6s 5pg6om. Miis Moler
bar EN- meget begabet ;&bin6e, og
bun in6tog Ell fremtrg6en6e YIa6s
|in6enfor Socialiitpartiet / Mmerifo.
SEQ set fi6ite @ulg bar bun &o,1bi=
Dot for Minneapolis @folefommis-
.iion. Sum bar ogiaa for nogle Mor
|fi6en Socioli1ternes &on6i6at for
@1tpernsr / Staten @aibington og
fit ct fort @temmea1tal.
Mf6g6e bab6e en Fort Eio baret
2Grerin6e / SDo 9afota, 3en6es
@arn6omsbiem, 0a bun / 1897 TOM
til MinneopoIis tot. at itu6ere beb
Minneioto l1niberiitet UNDER lit Op-
bol6 Yer / 1897 og 1898 bar bum
aniat 1om Gtenograf / ct Sagfprer=
fontor for at tjene Mi6ler til nri=
beritetsitn6iet; set par 111r6er 6ette
Spbol6 / Minneapolis, at bun bleb
.interesieret / @ociali8men. S 1903
reiffe FUN til @erar6, &ani., bbor
bum bleb a111at beo Socioliitblooet
- Mppeal to Mea1on"; le1ere bor bum
| Seem Sort og bot onfat be6 @1ooe,
tie Seem gorf 8orfer" og Stem
Sort Calf.
Miis Maleps @egrapelie fonot
GirS0ogs fra @jemmet, 613
@aibington Mbe. Sc, 1por Mrs.
6. Sen6ergaar5 ipi1le6e Spr-
gemelo6ier og 9ottererL Meiis &og-
Gbl16ergaar6, fang. 2igtoget gif
oper @ai5ington Mberlte til Nico(=
og fortiatte m1eo Ell Broceslion Oh
.9eico1let ape. Scr bites Sen of0p0c
tor 9eltagelie label fra be1oes
mango per1onlige Gcnner ipm fra
Sagf oreningernes SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-29
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