New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
NO FRESH AIR LET-UP-
Tribune Funds august ITork Zig
OrOus U'hHe UOHeY Lasts

Tre idea that because The second haIt q AGg1s-
has begun there is going % be Isr-up n The
Tribune fresh air work for this season - wrong
Just as long as the money holds out the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund viii keep picking OUT and send-
ing groups from the thousands who have made
application Nearly thousand children ara down
on the books go next week and almost as many
more the week following provided the reeess2ry
funds are Obtainable-
That the need in August is Just : great as o
greater than any other time IN The simmer e
testified 70 by nearly all those who have lad ez-
perience with fresh air work \ doctor wlO has
watched the work 81 the fund sail Yesterday
7 fully believe thai q two weeks TRIP 70 ths
country IN the latter part OF August VII Do more
than any other thing toward t7--ty.-E poor
child for a hard years work IN t1s public scGooL
\ child az the first OF August may Be tired his
lungs may De crying out for pu-=r a---osp .lsTs
than thar OF the narrow ap4-t-le-- where Ls -
living. but his nervous energy 1as 1ot been ~oTn
and battered down BY tEe oppressive sumner Eeal
from which he has no escape To S-s a-il away
from this VIII give him enough renewed force 80
thatsIe VIII be a much less easy prey % ne dis
eases 10 which he IS subject
Great as the physical benefits Of --s fund a.
The moral Improvement IS Just S-=ar- Tle Rev
Willard Parsons the former manager q the fund
was Of the opinion that II a tenement So-Se child
could b. made thoroughly disconrent-d with his
lot much had been done toward putting MN on a
higher plane And letters constantly coming N
and stories told by the rlLsst1Ia-lss are -aLy
showing This
Not long ago a HttIe girl came back from Albion.
y Y where she had spent two vevss IN a pleas
ant home The morning after her ---t'2- s1e s9-
I'D and began sweeping OUT the Aous7- Aver oreaA-
fast she said 10 he- mother Mrs ---- does not
leave her dishes standing around cra- way WY
can't wash them Up now 20
When that was done she turned n -as beds ard
suggested tnaJ they ought To- ee made In 10
same manner she v-nt about the house suggesting
improvements in the ho-seH.ll l---.lseIl7'-
learned while in tI~ country aoJ --- missionary
who cites the instance says t1a- ts Ct rs7-lt Ia'
place does not seem Ike th- same home e'
month ego.
At Ashford Efiu. one Of The Tribune homes. re
lesson is taught another WY a~ -HS t'.-'"'--
extract from O. letter 20 the manager or the TUNA
indicates
Il am helping YOU ont r vas lgPo.u-e.4 e1irt o.
police and mead OF th- street cIsa1i-- t-aarrnle1'
I was instructed To pick our number 'I ''SS i
We have swept all over and around THE cetttSs
That this duty did not take away tr7I1 lne iig i
ure OF the visit is shown by the way t'e -
closed. Not having nothing more -' ~aE-
up with the only wish OF being allowed 10 q - -
ford Hill for two more weeks Gootoy. Ut D7
Yours truthfuiIy- James ----
Al another or,. OF the homes the same lesson -
he taught by letting the girls make th7iE '"" -
and 10y shoviu- them how z" d' H ne''S
quickly
Two more parties went 20 swell the nuII0rI .
ta0se in the country yesterday Painted F'S- '
ceived its second instalment OF ten. while -
suit OF the efforts of the Rev NJ Fl WHi'e -
orning Y Y was able - take nearly HIty-
in Wyoulin, who invited the children w. -
Chamberlain Mrs Jennie Lamb. Nrs- a ~ =
Mrs q Williams. Mrs. q seymour, Ms - -
,-aOia Ms Wheeler. Mrs William Roberts ~
T. Dodson. Mrs. William Jones. Mrs N Nei n
Mrs. NJ Eyeu. Mrs Clara Chase MIS- ,f-s
Kelly. Miss Clara Case. NJ. r freeman @''1
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