New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05

on their he p mothers knee too tired TO play TOO
wreched TO sleep 100 ant r eyen to is sr
far out-too far FOR safety onsnMln va,n ,r,ss,
s to sse a snd e one 6y one the Children
from exhaustion They are then carried ihooo.
70 endure ss hs f ba the do not care for h
children
UNUSED TO COUNTRY FARE.
When the kind people OF the country who INVITA-
fresh-air children their homes first become &C
quanted with these little beings OF an oraer OF n.~
so different from their own, they often strike per
rI.x,np necuIarit,es and tastes The same Article
saws in reference to food:
Arrived at their destination. the freshair en-.
dren must be FED ana ms cq nar of the woTk and
an ncommon thing for the babes 10 30 back 70
h9mes n sieI hat than 5e ocd totally
different from that 70 wnlch ,m, ryysnihouse child
se,s ali hygenic theories at defiance large pro-
portion Of the ehdrsR are MEANS that ssa iher fas
prenared breakfast consists OF doubtful coffee sne
n Ssp h TnF S S1nFT
breakfast with geT res rb pifks supper cos
H urter ou Us and salt pickle. nsse sss
week ky child WhGse m mC I'd on lse iah sns
It needs extra deIic S - vi" sba b has Honey enous
to buy The improper food ana n roand pss
any attempt ,e eas to the practice OF ea
ali manner OF trash between meals Their stomaenn
become unable s,r 10 re Sd they must est little
o aSSs a! rS Sss have for plain s
7Hy do ' no, know Of good white tr. !.
To the Jews. The yellow or ,ae drv bread
Gs saH a H ' he sa of the flesh Of pig
IF beef w Tsr see a aas bread
butter and meal OF a sandwich. are unclean 20 ,ns
srcter Jews jew rt tn0gr r their belief psr15 IT Is
the yellow butter used. They all prefer cSses , e
drnn av consist OF milk large pickle Che larger
and the better and unlinnted hs Mi "
fare somewhere the ground tina, lie: between e's,
What t. the soMes tn w Sa Mix
6uttered rolls corned beef and plain cake Win rcs
party is SAFE provision for days food .es-
cream AZ the end Of :he day is always rapturousS
! appreciated.
IGNORANT OF COUNTRY LIFE
MANY ., tho children in these parties have rsvss
| seen the country before. They have never seen =
| tree in full leaf. They have never seen mower
| erowtng-many Of them think that flowers are
made in the factory. They have never seen sists.
except in the smaller Of the city PARKS u"a "'ss
are surprised when told that they may eu;, ,n s'
| flowers or walk on the grass. And oe ~ ne-
they ass shnss around
in party not long ago Two OF sns cSs' &C. to
den ana 70 sF 6oMs by the wsy.de
cow or a horse They didn't know the horse with
0I it i has been said that the children 70 whom
these treats are gwen are on no, pyexed from the
heya no n0' OF Sentimental Charity this may Be
charity does not 9 s sS,s sery shepd
q ansr s ss.S. ga'AsT
credit rs Of relieving and he pleasure Of patrons;
Ing oT The he Tsay Peer O CODE Of
some things peculiar 20 themselves but Il Is GEM.
Inc They cSaT nH' f o Sn shs
they help n and they certainly S nG, eiSd
The mother viii sit UP all night TO wash and iro ron
little dress s su, on the Ss nook ses or qr y crook
man mage to I get piece OF cloth TO make the boy
slippers, but Il ,. .nss p For
buy him and she T DO snIfa sss are ar:
60 hungry nS there ere he' only one pair ockns
u:, s,ss at m ns%f S. had io9 's
and a weeks close economy ana sn s vi" :, VII.
fully make the sacrifice and buy TIE dress sersment
houses learn that their children are most weeo .mn1
in the country when they are most '"sse1 -
WHAT THE WORK AccOMPLIsHEs.
~. conclusion OF the article shows the writsra
.s.,a,,on O, some OF the good results OF fresh
air work: ..,A.
cInlents II offers them something they couIo nos
get for themselves without 9ns irdinns ehanSs
greater reasonably be exReced5 ov as Is mot mot
good a., h s that he sse given to the children is
breaths OF pure. strong air Without some sucn
aty which We ENJOY tTesly every Jay "
our lives thew cannot be expected 20 MI the place
citizens Considering their circumstances. the chi..
dren OF the slums do wonders. and vision OF bet.
ter things will help them forward. When they
have once been 10 the country they are not salts
fed III they go again, and thus they are stimu-
lated to greater effort their own behalf. tx
perience has proved beyond question that. for the
most part these people OF the tenement house dis.
when they see something better than they already
have they quick 20 seize upon !, aud mag "
their own II possible. Nothing more than inns can
be said for the residents Of any other district
There are heroic lives lived In the slums or New
York and for tenement house family 10 RAISE
Itself from it's miserable surroundings as many OF
the n do 10 a more comfortable and a lofter way
OF living is "A greater thing than II Is for some one
having a good start in life TO get on wen IN the
world The lower one begins the harder II II 10
climb II the outing does nothing moro than give
tho children a new view OF life. IL stu does great
deal IN this II Is true missionary WORK.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mary r James ....s's'...s..s.. ~
Miss Ida r James. 80
Mrs Alice James Martin. ~
srm.n, and Horace" Elizabeth ~ J........ 100
tranquility Farm. Conn. ..,.,................ e
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:.I,-srie" Hartford Conn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
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A. and d Falmouth. Mass. .................... 100
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