New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

over two hundred
When the Invitations Ts0stysG the en- %amags
all the arrangements for their departure I1me
s R an 4ear6 ossfq aS shs the ar
en SENDS t9 g into to Learn % bass
specified number Of children ready to go TO tns
SGsn5 Sat j is seldom 'ha' the answer Is any 'H5
REDUCED RATES AFFORDED.
report of the work of the Fresh Air Fund
would not be complete without mention OF the
treatment received from the railroads and their Of
lctals. Railroad employees have been uniformly
courteous in their Treatment Of both children and
escorts The following railroads have sold tickets
to the Tribune Fresh Air Fund at reduced rates
New York Central & Hudson Rive West Shore
Erie Delaware Lacka wanna & Western, Lehigh
Valley. Central Of New Jersey. Philadelphia &
Reading. Pennsylvania. Ulster & Delaware. Della
ware & Hudson, KishacoquiIlas Valley, Boston q
Albany. Rutland. Central of Vermont. Boston &
Maine and New York, New Haven & Hartford.
The question that naturally comes from the con-
tributors to the fund is: HAS our money been well
invested? II so. how large are the dividendsr
The management responds without hesitation that
the returns the money invested are large not in
dollars and certainly, but IN renewed physical
and moral force to the people helped Perhaps the
physical returns the most Immediate at least
the easily observed Sick children have gone to
the country on the verge of collapse and have come
back strong and well. There is no better evidence
of the improved health than the gain In weight
that comes to almost every child. At the Benaway
Home C1ayerack N Y, every one OF the ninety
six children entertained gained from one pound 10
eleven pounds At other places there has been
similar Improvement in the physical condition OF
the children. visiting nurse at one OF the large
hospitals in New York City said that she knew OF
a number Of cases where two weeks visit 10 tne
country had undoubtedly saved the lives Of chill
dren whom she had visited. So-caled well children
have been sent away and have come back testifying
~ fTanra Cad
had been worth while.
MORAL RETURNS OF WORK
Perhaps moro lasting than the physical benefits
are the moral returns that derived. The ohild
gets a new view Of life-somethng that means
great deal 10 him. He learns that there is some
thing besides sordid poverty; he sees somsthins OF
the beautiful and the noble. He comes back with
higher ideals; more than often HIS ambitions are
aroused Cases are frequently coming TO light OF
| men and women who are now an honor TO soci-
! ETY. who received their start IN liz years
| ago as Fresh Air children The influence extends
| throughout the homes. More common tlan they
| might seem are homes where the whole LIE OF the
| family has been transformed through the 'isit OF
! single child TO Christian home in the country; @
proves nSgs II that Psi it does. s9
The following is list Of Gf the sTa 0ggsnlf6ondS s14 o6drsn IN
| to the country through the Tribune Flesh Air
RI uha' MANHATTAN ORGANIZATIONS.
9etha4y aadrna Memorial Reformed Church.
BSeRmaa BSeRi9ain I fnaI Methodist Episcopal Church
| Bloomingdals Day Nursery.
| Broome Street Tabernacle
Chiidren's Neignborhood House.
church Of the saviour.
Church OF the Covenant
G5gTSh G5gTch Of Of the H., 4oiH Communion
| Sharoh church 81 Of the tho Good Shepherd.
ehfst Iiist Lat5efan Church,
Cornell Memorial Church
Rmitts on Sfg9 a Ta5 D.4os klDp
Bay Dlstric: and Riverside District
Stob B9 MiS Ref6med church No so7 Yves.
S. y. y. 7 House
F6rt2foa1tS Street Methodist Episcopal church.
{i065 G6sSnT-fihf Wfif dh9Psi Hogsf
Hedaing Memorial Methodist Episcopal church.
Home iiorI'5''Pi Inaasfrisi i1Sdl School No. II
Hope Mission School
Hudson Gqld.
Iseq9 Is2s{9, !, aoi1 Its NlistoT H2gTe'
K.ng5g fsns5g Ir,1 paushters' House. Harlem
Knox Memorial Church
31a1ison 31ai 4Ierue Methodist Episcopal Chrch.
Madison avenue Church House.
MiEstry Guild. District Nurses Associatbn.
Middle Collegiate Church
!572 a4 York fer Women and chiHren
6i57aG 6ITIna+ memorial E15,gg chapel
T:S5 Ti.f;iss EssSsPa HSss SssFfa fs.r.n
PEOPLES Home Church
Protestant Half Orphan Asylum.
Chapel
Phelps Settlement
Prime. Street Mission.
: Rfchmond Hin House
{ Rose Hin Methodist Episcopal Church.
sea and Land Presbyterian Church.
second Ncraylan Church
seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Churh-
Sfxty-frst Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
second Reformed PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Paul's German Methodist Episcopal Church.
Methodist Episcopal Church
81 Johns CHAPEL
: Augustiue's Chapel.
AuguStlne's Church
] Sprin. street Presbyterian Church.
Sunshine Mission.
Sunshine Settlement.
linton Methodist Episcopal Church
Union Settlement.
Warren House
WestFn Presbyterian Church.
West Forty fourth Street United Presbyterian Church
Wilson Industrial School. -
J Young Women's Christian Association Girls Depart
rnent Harlem Branch.
BROOKLYN ORGANIZATIONS