The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

charges with hope. and where others
fail TO induce a patient TO take nouIlsn-
ment she scores invariabie success Sonic
Of the boys OF the Eighth ONO No'un-
tsers. 1.-THE Presidents own, wnom sne
took personal charge OF. can tes.iy "
her wonderful ability 10 coax SICK man
into feeling well.
rho war relief work OF the Internauon-
al brotherhood League Is different from
that of other relief societies In one I'M
nortant respect. The object OF the League
is first and all the time BROTHER
MOOD. Ethics hard in hand with phllan-
thropv. The League has seven distinct
objects. as follows;
OBJECTS or THE INTERNATIONAL
BROTHERHOOD LEAGUE.
!. To help men and women to realize
the nobility Of their true position IN me
. To educate children OF all nations
on the broadest lines OF Universal Broth,
erhood and 10 prepare destitute ana
,,orooIass children to become workers for
humanity.
10 ameNorate tho condition Of I'M
fortunate women and assist them 70
higher life
4 To assist those who are. or have
heen in prison. TO establish themselves
in honorable positions in life.
s. To endeavor to abolish capital pun
ishment.
& TO bring about a better understand
ing between so-called savage and civil
ized races. by promoting a closer and
more sympathetic relationship between
them.
2. To relieve human suffering result
ing from flood, famine. war ana other
calamities: and generally to extend ald'
help and comfort TO suffering humanity
throughout the world.
With Mrs. Tingley, in her war reliet
work. ethics are never lost sight OF. WIN
her humanitarian work Of every kind
must OF necessity partake Of the religious
element. but her religion IS one or toll
Grafton and is unsectariaD and can be
summed I'D in five wOrds-unseiishness
and freedom Of thought.
Mrs. Tingley believes that nowhere IN
the world is there truer expression OF
iSrotnefnood tnan IN the American soldier
Here IS little Brotherhood incident In
her Brotherhood Hospital that gave her
unbounded pleasure. A passer-by left a
peach. Mrs. Tingley offered it TO the SICK
est Of seven men I'm the tent He refused
20 accept II, pleading as an excuse that
he was getting better. The second one re-
FUSED, as ulu also inc tuiihf A'HA tHf iANHf
sixth and seventh. II is almost unbeliev-
able but Il IS true-the peach had TO be
divided into seven parts.
The officials at Camp WikOn are de-
lighted with the Brotherhood hospital
and are unsparing in their praise on the
regular inspections. Mayor Taylor, or
Bridgeport Conn, became so interested
that he offered 10 relieve Mrs. Ting
ley Of twenty cOnvalescent patients and
on September 3 sent q transport 20 the
camp 10 convey them TO Bridgeport.
where he promises that they shall want
nothing.
While the Brotherhood tent AZ Mon
tauk IS doing such splendid work. the
headquarters at IA Madison Avenue.
New York. where the society owns
substantial brownstone building. f.
not idle Troops which have been
mustered out and leave over various rail
roads from New York are visited on
board the trains and given food and re-
freshments TO take on their journey. a
model OF quick work I'm this line was
when the Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth
Michigan Volunteers left for home on
September :. The men had been improper
" supplied with food for their 100-mile
journey from Montauk 70 New York.
and when they arrived IN the city were
weak from hunger. DR.. j. &. Loope, or
Detroit. who came 10 New York 10 esco g
the boys home applied az the Madison
avenue headquarters for refreshments.
Although only two hours before train
time. Assistant Secretary Russell got
bountiful supply Of ice cream. milk. or
anges. crackers and sandwiches aboard
the train at Weehawken. on the New
Jersey side. IN good season before de-
parture. Few large organizations could
have done this but the Brotherhood
League boasts freedom from red tape.
The Brotherhood camp will remain AZ
Montauk until Camp Wikof is broken
mp. which will probably be October J.
IT. I'm that time the League can get med
icines. invalid foods and money sufiic-
lent 10 continue the work on large
scale Mrs. Tingley believes thousand
soldier heroes can be nursed back TO