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Nonpartisan Ohio
OHIO STATE OFFICERS
President, MRS. ELLEN J. PHINNEY, 513 The Arcade, Cleveland, O.
Corresponding Secretary, MRS. J.C B. STIVERS, Wellington, O.
Recording Secretary, MISS ANN C, HITCHCOCK, Burton, O.
Treasurer, MRS. O. F. CARTER, 148 S. Professor St., Oberlin, O.
SUPERINTENDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS
Literature and Press Work, LAURA ROSAMOND WHITE, Geneva,
Sunday School Work, MRS E.S. BOYER, Swanton.
Mothers' Associations, MRS. M. J. CAMPBELL, Steuben.
'THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE
Scientific Temperance Instruction, MISS MARIAN METCALF, Elyria.
You FREE."
Young People's Work, MRS. O. F. PITTS, Cleveland.
Tobacco and Narcotics, MRS. J. R. MCLAUGHLIN, Oberlin.
County Fair Work, MRS. A. R. WEBBER, Elyria,
HEADQUARTERS, CLEVELAND, O.
LAURA ROSAMOND WHITE, Literature and Press Work.
GENEVA, O.. June 7,
1905
Dient. Commander Robert E. Paray
Honored Sir: :
-
The inclosed printed article gave
me a elme to yours present location
In the interests of temperance would
it he possible for you (in the small
margin of lime left) It carbibile a
few words If the Temperance Tribune
regarding the effects of alcoholic
slimulants in the Arches?
your distinchion is such that
give words would have great
weight and he read by the public
with the deepest interest, for the
nahin watches your eareer with
the Keenest and American
pride in your earrage and pabrishem
gm, and you have already had
As the eyes of the world are when
great experience in the Arche in one
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This file contains poems, articles, and letters relating to polar explorers Robert Peary, Ernest Shackleton, and Frederick Cook, and their expeditions.
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