pose of the examination, shall enlist the services of experts in the diagnosis of tuberculosis, and the services of competent nurses as required, and that the examinations will be held either at the home of the soldier or the central points convenient to the various soldiers.

(a) Services of medical experts for the diagnosis, instruction and public lectures will be supplied by the Advisory Commission. A uniform system of blanks or cards for all reports, dispensary and all other records will be supplied by the Advisory Commission.

(b) All public health nursing service required will be furnished by the Minnesota Public Health Association.

Literature, exhibits, press stories and all educational material required shall be furnished or approved by the Minnesota Public Health Association.

Sec. 6. It is understood that, in order to avoid delay, when transportation to a central examining point is necessary, the cost of such shall be borne by the Home Service Section of the local Red Cross chapters, provided the individual is unable to pay it. Sec. 7. It is further understood that when the field workers of the Minnesota Public Health Association or the Advisory Commission, or other representative, enter a community to carry on the purpose of this agreement, they will act in co-operation with the Home Service Section and the local health officer, so that the Home Service Section will be in touch with the service rendered to the soldier at all times, and so that the local health officer may conserve the interests of the civil population.

Sec. 8. The results of all examinations shall be reported to the State Board of Health so far as they may affect the control and prevention of communicable diseases.

Sec. 9. That, in the interim between the reporting of a tuberculous soldier and his examination, and the outlining of his more permanent care, Home Service Sections of the American Red Cross shall render the soldier such care as he may require, with the understanding that examinations will be carried out as expeditiously as circumstances will permit.

Sec. 10. That under no circumstances will the American Red Cross countenance the housing of a tuberculous soldier in a county almshouse either temporarily or permanently.

Sec. 11. That the local chapters of the American Red Cross shall agree to assume expense of sanatorium or other care, as outlined or recommended by the Minnesota Public Health Association and the Ad

visory Commission provided the funds cannot be secured from public agencies for the treatment of tuberculosis.

Sec. 12. That the records of the Minnesota Public Health Association and the Advisory Commission and the records of the American Red Cross, so far as they apply to the tuberculous soldiers in Minnesota, shall at all times be open to representatives of any party to this agreement for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this agreement.

Sec. 13.

That the Minnesota Public Health Association and the Advisory Commission will require of institutions, physicians, or other agencies to whom the care of tuberculous soldiers is entrusted, complete reports of progress, and abstracts of copies of these reports will be sent at frequent intervals to the office of the Northern Division of the American Red Cross.

Sec. 14. Nothing in this agreement shall be construed to affect the jurisdiction of the State Board of Health or local health authorities in cases of tuberculosis which fall within the rules and regulations for the control and suppression of tuberculosis.

This paper does not bind the National organization of the Red Cross, or its Division Office, to any payment from either treasury for the purpose indiated. It does mean, however, that the Division Office, through its Civilian Relief Bureau, shall use every possible influence to cause the Home Service Sections of local chapters to provide funds as indicated. The Division Office shall present to the various chapters in the division that the care of discharged tuberculous soldiers, in accordance with the plan outlined here, is a war obligation as well as an opportunity resting upon them because of their assumption of Home Service Work.

THE AMERICAN RED CROSS,
Northern Division,

F. T. Heffelfinger,
Manager.

(Signed) F. J. BRUNO,
Director, Civilian Relief.

ADVISORY COMMISSION OF THE STATE
SANATORIUM FOR CONSUMPTIVES,
(Signed) ROBINSON BOSWORTH,
Executive Secretary,

MINNESOTA PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION,

(Signed) I. J. MURPHY, Executive Secretary.

Fillmore County

PRESTON-Adolph Edward De Tuneq, Jr. SPRING VALLEY-Edgar Raymond Sather. WYKOFF— James Douglas Walker.

Freeborn County

ALBERT LEA-T. L. Hansen; Byron A. Kamp; Jonas Risting Nannestad; Solomon Francis Rudolf. EMMONS-Arthur Irving Arneson.

Goodhue County

CANNON FALLS-Paul Richard Hankee. RED WING-Frederick Nikolai Bjerken.

Grant County

ASHBY-Auvigne Mason Randall. ELBOW LAKE -Albert Ingvald Haugen.

Hennepin County

HOPKINS-Minor Morris. LONG LAKE-Winfield Scott Nickerson. MINNEAPOLIS-James Kerr Anderson; P. A. Ashley; Jacob Fowler Avery; Grover C. Black; C. E. Henry; Lawrence J. Leonard; John Litchfield; John S. Macnie; Walter Marcely; William W. Moir; Henry Odland; A. J. Riegel; William P. Robertson; R. J. Sewell; H. A. Thompson; C. C. Tyrrell.

Louis Benedict Baldwin; Stephen Henry Baxter; Archibald H. Beard; John Warren Bell; Harley G. Bickford; Francis Gilman Blake; Paul Francis Brown; Herbert Arthur Burns; John Butler, Jr.

Verne Seymour Cabot; Don F. Cameron; Walter Edward Camp; William G. Carhart; William Mack Chowning; Gordon McCall Clark; Charles Edward Connor; James Frank Corbett; Richard Raymond Cranmer.

Walter Henry Darling; Lloyd Thomas David; Richard Irving Dorge; Aloysius Stephen Fleming.

Bernard James Gallagher; Emil Sebastian Geist; Paul William Giessler; Paul Bernard Gillespie; Ernest George Gilmore; Earl William Gilroy; Harold Leroy Goss; Ralph A. Gowdy; Walter Edward Grempler.

Erling Wilhelm Hansen; Henry Charles Hansen; Abraham Irving Haskell; Frederick Eugene Haynes; Arthur Trautwein Henrici; Seth Evelyn Howard.

Albert Eugene Johann; Norton Theodore Johnson; Reuben Alford Johnson; Richard Newton Jones; Alexander Josewich.

Charles Herbert Keene; Oscar Miller Klingen; Ralph Thomas Knight; Louis Robert Koller.

Rae Thornton La Vake; Arthur Ayer Law; John William Lee; Leslie Earl Luehrs; Frank Benjamin Mach; John Silliman Macrice; Stanley Robert Maxeiner; Thomas Francis McCormick; Charles Fergus McCusker; James Alvin McLaughlin; John William Mintener; Virgil Harrison Moats; Frederick Paul Moersch; Angus Washburn Morrison; Herbert E. Morriss.

Joe Mullineaux Neal; Russell R. Noice; Gustaf Theodore Nordin; James Montgomery Northington; Bernt Odegaard; Harry Oerting; Trygve Oftedal.

Carl W. Paulson; Edw. Ludwig Paulsen; Reuben M. Pederson; Ralph St. John Perry; Paul James Preston.

Charles Anthony Reed; Douglas Ford Robbins; Harold Eugene Robertson; John P. Rosenwald; Max Seham; Henry H. Sellers; John Chandler Sessions; Benjamin Joseph Shalett; Morse Joseph Shapiro; Daniel Marsh Shewbrooks; Harvey Maurice Slater; Taylor Sivens Smith; John Elford Soper; Joseph Aloysius Stoeckinger; Joseph Stomel; Harold M. Stone; Adolph G. Sund.

Murray County

FULDA-Emil King.

SLAYTON-Leon Arlington

Williams.

Nicollet County

NICOLLET-Reinhart Gilbert Olson. ST. PETER -Jared Waldo Daniels.

Nobles County

ADRIAN-Carl Chamberlain Cowin.

WILMONT

Joseph Dawes Waller; Arthur Bent Williams. WORTHINGTON-Frank Melville Manson.

Norman County

TWIN VALLEY-Charles Fremont Snell.

Olmstead County

ROCHESTER-Alfred Washington Adson; Burton A. Baird; Roy A. Barlow; D. M. Berkman; Ralph B. Bettman; Wayne W. Bissel; Samuel Orr Black; Pio Blanco; Walter Meredith Boothby; James C. Brogden; Hermon Carey Bumpus; Charles M. Clark; William Gregg Crumley; Daniel Davis; Charles Herbert Doe; Henry Lightfoot Douglass; William John Egan; Raymond Myers Evans; Samuel Thomas Forsythe; Andrew Jackson Goodwin; Stuart William Harrington; James Martin Hayes; Joseph Eugene Heard; Russell A. Hennessey; Clarence Calvin Hoke; Herman William Hundling; Verne Carlton Hunt; Edward Starr Judd; Lawrence Ewald Lepper; Walter Ivan Lillie; Harry Matthew Lowell; Frank Charles Mann; Harold Edward Marsh; Edward Vernon Metcalfe Mastin; William W. Mattson; Charles Horace Mayo; William James Mayo; James Robert McVay; Frank Edward McEvoy; Oliver Clarence Melson; Alexander Berkeley Moore; Robert Daniel Mussey; Oliver Paul Arthur C. Nelson; John Joseph O'Hearn; O'Leary; John DeJarnette Pemberton; Frank Arents Plum; Lee Wesley Pollock; Samuel Robinson; Frederick Roman Sanderson; Ralph R. Simmons; Charles Daniel Squires: George Ellsworth Sutton; Thaddeus L. Szapka; William Joseph Tucker; Porter Paisley Vinson; Charles Leonard Von Hess; Samuel Dinwiddie Weaver; Louis B. Wilson; William Ray Winnie; Henry William Woltmann. STEWARTSVILLE – John G. Goggin.

Ottertail County

FERGUS FALLS-Shirley Dan Folsom; David Oscar Nathaniel Lindberg; Ralph Moody Thurlow. UNDERWOOD-William Andrew Lee.

Pennington County

THIEF RIVER FALLS-Jesse Ellsworth Douglass. Pine County

HINCKLEY-Carleton Gale Kelsey. -Robert Glenn Allison.

Pipestone County

POKEGAMA

JASPER-Albert Marinius Larson. PIPESTONE -Francis Lawrence Powers; George Fred Schmidt.

NORTH ST. PAUL-Ernest William Cowern. ST. PAUL-John S. Abbott; Moses Barron; Walter Douglas Brodie; Frank Earl Burch; Floyd William Burns; Andrew Christiansen; Sol George Cohan; Paul Burns Cook; Wallace Cole; Albert D. Corniea; Bronson Crothers; Karl Dedolph; Warren Arthur Dennis; Carl Bigelow Drake; James Nicholas Dunn; Edward John Engberg; James C. Ferguson; Everett K. Geer; Charles Harry Ghent; Joseph Marie Arthur Gravelle; A. R. Hall; Walter Henry Halloran; J. Felton Hammond; John Comstock Harding; Charles King Holmes; Joseph William Jesion; Elmer Mendelssohn Jones; Frank Norris Knapp; Albert M. Larson; John Nickolas Libert; Elmer Harry Lutz; R. D. McHugh; Jos. Louis Martineau; Edward August Meyerding; Joseph Clement Michael; Nels. George Mortensen.

Justus Ohage, Jr.; William Patrick O'Malley; John Jay Platt; Fred John Plondke; Louis Ramaley; Willmar C. Rutherford; Francis Savage; Edward Schons; Olaf I. Sohlberg; John Clarence Staley; Kenneth Taylor; William Henry Von der Weyer; Jonas Samuel White; Frank White Whitmore; Clayton K. Williams; Otto Louis Winter; Harry Bernard Zimmermann; Johan Martin Arnson; Bernard John Weigel.

J. Patton; C. E. Prudden; Campbell Sansing; Simon Aloysius Walkowiak. EVELETH-Harvey Francis Rawlings; John Andrew Saari, GILBERT-Frederick Barrett. HIBBING-Hugh W. Reynolds; Albert F. Ryan. VIRGINIA-Holland Todd Ground. WEST DULUTH-Robert Sabin Forbes.

Stearns County

ALBANY-Delphin William Kohler. BELGRADE -Hugh Henry Slocumb. BROOTEN-Richard T. Glyer. KIMBALL-Frank P. Frisch; Richard O. Leavenworth. PAYNESVILLE-Harry William Arndt; Pierre Celestin Pilou. SAUK CENTER-Harold Ladd Lamb. ST. CLOUD-George Delos Rice; Phillip E. Stangi.

Steele County

BLOOMING PRAIRIE-William John Dailey; Albert Miller Treat.

Stevens County

HANCOCK-Mathias Lent Ransom. MORRISEdward Thomas Fitzgerald.

Swift County

BENSON-Lloyd Hermanus Van Slyke.

Todd County

BROWERVILLE-Verne S. Cabot.

Traverse County

BROWN VALLEY-Ronald Leitch Laney. TINTAH-Nathan Freeman Doleman. WHEATON-Bret

Verne Bates.

Wabasha County

ELGIN-Walter Franklin Bleifuss. MAZEPPAWilliam Brown Heagerty. MINNEISKA-Cleon J. Gentzow. WABASHA-David Simon Fleischauer.

Wadena County

WADENA-Paul E. Kenyon.

Waseca County

WASECA-William Frederick Passer.

Washington County