New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
Il DAIRY NEEDED.
StonyzUoId Patients Should Haze
Better MIX SuppLg, Sag Workers.

Unless some one comes forward very speedily and
subscr!bes the S0oOe needed TO establish & dairy
Il connection with stonywold sanatorium. the
physicians Of New-York viii have to cope with a
new disease according 70 Frank Tucker, OF the
Charity Organization Society, who yesterday ad-
dressed the annual meeting OF the directors OF
this institution at the home Of Mrs Herbert L.
Sstterlee No. Us Madison-ave The new disease
VIII be milk on the brain. Mr. Tucker stated. and
the victim VIII be Mrs James Edward Newcomb.
president OF the board Of directors OF Stonywold
Eanatorium-
Ever since it was opened. It appears. 6tonywold
has been seriously harnpered by the lack OF
dairy Mix being an essential part Of the am
r-unition with which the sanatorium is wagtng its
war against tuberculosis, II is OF great importance
that the supply should be pure and unfailing. This
q G. present not the case The milk which Is pro-
dpced under conditions that do not conform to
modem ideas Of sanitation Is brought from such
long distances that when IL reaches the sana-
toriunn II is often well toward an unusable con-
diOn while n winter it sometimes does not Fea0h
there at AL
Tbe dairy appears 10 be the most urgent need
q the sanatorium, but Il is far from being the
Only one pig sty is needed because the pigs
may prof-aby consume much of the retuse OF Ihe
sEnEtoriurn. This viii cost $1,000 and S50V0 Is
wanted for new dornItory. More thai $4,000
VII be required for general maintenance. and
rnc7e $4,000 TO pay interest and debts SO that
altogstber the institution 100000 TO see II
through the year Of this only about $4,000
a.aries and $4,000 from the patients.
The meeting vas opened with prayer by the Rev
Dr. william P Huntington. OF Grace Church ana
later Dr.. Huntington congratulated the directors
On the catholic character Of the gathering. which
MN bersd about two hundred
Nrs. Newcorao gave z sketch OF the Work accom-
rlished by the sanatortum-
I'VE have not only made II possible for seventy
mamie 70 resume their places in the world she
said but we have sent out into society seventy
.-fsz-orarfea OF hygiene. We constantly hear
.ng OF good work done by ex-patients. one young
woman wrote US that she had painted al the fur-
rftI1rs n her home white. that the dust might
be reen. and another has reformed her Wh0le ram
uy"
rbs gsx. DR.. Joseph silveruan- Of Temple
Ensnu-El. said he believed that God was inspiring
he good women who were coming TO the rescue OF
society. Yet IN such work as that OF stony "olo
they were only giving back & to people mat "iii'n
"a fsw - Of Us have become great and strong,
rJ- Eve-rnan said because 50 many nave beel
c-,-sIl6 "a foil ~ darkness and misery. Then we
give % some of acquisitions 70 cure l-S 'eIs
dzesss that we have created. -,
'bercuosis entirely modern eyl t3sIs D[ 5iSn nj
veTnnsn further observed -, IJS We didr't i'm
T5ure ourselves n living tornbs and uIsanltaEy 1
churches. where the il,t 5scellse the at
re secrerary Mrs John G Coleman. read SONS %
lsfse~s from patients One was from q ME r S
VINO SAID mat they called his dornaltoIy - aist+
Hail: that the FIVE windows were open SN q - SyhI
and that there was only one niue DO! III i ~
ne meeting closed with plea from M1ss vi
gduis c Young Geaoouess Of 81 George s 80
. let loving Kindness crystalline INTO ooii@-1S
thse present sEs 4ar NFs osdsn M Eofar5 G0fha
fnencer Robert q Weston Mrs Charles A. = ~ y
Mrs Gardner Wetherbee Mrs. Gs35s ss se : aTard31
NJ II 7 TAv1s Mrs J. Brewster McDonald, MIS- MIS-
gSJnegs 7,trS1ITe " Ms sarah Newcomb Mrs. An
son r Flower. Mrs Berpert = -ar D and Irs
Walter Lendelssoho-