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pf the* Alleghenies, and the girl* of the $ckool, as well as the alumni association are sending money to her to help her in her work. The town of Godfrey was named after her grandfather, so that llttlo city deserves credit for having a worker In the near east.Miss Pearson Is at Karnklis, one of the districts where- the babies are perishing by thousands from typhus. Two of the Americans in her party diedfrom the -disease.But typhus Is not the only disaster that menaces the relief workers. Bandit raids are frequent and a number of the near east people have been robbed and killed while carrying supplies to dying babies.May Have Been Killed.Miss Adeline Tipple, an orpiian worker, whose home, Is* at 58 West Goethe street, Chicago, may have met this fate, it is feared. She has not been heard from by ber family for two years. Her brother, Ghirrlcs H. Tipple, is making eyery^ jeffort to locateher. She sent saying she hadleft New York oj, would write soon. That was two-yaars^%o. No word has come from ber^ The records of the near east say she was sent to Si-vas. | *mtSo the American Workers meet many dangers, but they go on because theyknow the Armenian I race will he wiped out, unless America stands bock of them. This people liras no other hope. Neither Europe nor Asia can give them relief. Only through organized effort' in America can the^ be saved.
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Moline Daily Dispatch
Moline, Illinois, US
Thu, Mar 04, 1920
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