New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
TIE SAGE FOUNDATION.
A WORD FOR THE TRusrFyE,s,

WORD FOR THE TRUSTEEA
From The Washington star
III, In choosing the trustees to conduct this WORK
MS sage has given evidence Of a thorough undsr-
standing OF the situation. The men and women
Charitable endeavors and their presence In chsrxs
Of this benefactton IS q guarantee OF wise admia-
istTation-
A SIGN Oh THE TINES
From Tho Boston Advertiser
t,, The Sage Foundation Is very good ssn o. tas
has 20 be answered BY every man Of wealth of
IS the test Of s modem o. eSa G ana the '"'
FAR REACHING INFLUENCE
From The Providence Journal
DE Money must b f9ThSons Tg am9g S
faCNities ~ eract T1soitSis -, CbsSI, s-idsT1ics
and 20 make II possible i'm brief. for the poor TO
live decently and wholesomely. Tbs Sage Founda-
ton should have an excellent and far reaching In
husncs in this respect
WISE SOLUTION
From The Baltimore American
The foundation will doubtless soon oe given q
work Among the trustees are President GIn,aSs
and John NJ. Glenn whose lonS coiVersance VII
those lines in Baltimore snttIs them TO be c0nsi9-
T.1 81 ~ 1,estion OF eInDoving a portion OF hsr
husbands fortune IN a form OF wide and perIlahsns
usefulness
PROBLEMS OF LIVING.
From The Chicago Tribune
day she might have dissipated her fortune ~ prs
senting art galleries and museums 70 am2lloSs
towns or providing libraries for struggling villages
She would have Kept IN mind ne SS4 s1 jTstinct
avs rTsCareI basuf{fI places OF Intellectual recre
alton whittier people could repair Tor ne -Li-
ment OF their minds and the employment o. s1I4
leisure That she has chosen another course WonN
indicate that IN her opinion, wealth may pc
serouSly and intslIissntiy the great problems q
living and doing with which humanity
constant struggle
-,.7ov,,,.,-,, v,1vON-D TIE MONEY VALUE
From The philadelphia Inquirer.
Doubtless much charity Is nlisdirected. Sn9 80 -
TREY. saying that their money VIII DO more ham
than good. This Is cOwardly. since i q 80 49, NJ
would spend astS so S 81 c eSsTtabIs invests
H is because the Sage institution seems Likely -
clear I'D the whole situation that T. seems I ~
Sorfart beTond the money involved. II i Is VS..
Conducted IL ought TO be able NOT o!its SyvEsrs
needles E19nS Is % To sood In these DAYS o.
mands for various kinds OF chaIltaoe ~ - T~ondy
tiOnal institutions increase ana the neeN u
Is greater than ever.
PALACES OF CHARITY
From The philadelphia Ledger.
The Sage Foundation Is. fortunately not des y =
70 throw great sums Of money INTO q neaHs = sr9
distributed Unfortunately 70 the GssGl ,Ls Vsy
problem. to give added strength 70 WoISny, oth.r
lions already doing useful work 70 I I9cI Sew
Illustrations OF the fallacy that poTSlSSS v'orSly
cured by giving aims appear ys4liS ssn FTancsco
The bOuutiful contribution TO tns g. .sp9rss 70
earthauake sufferers was oeaGtlul ~ urgent
an irresistible appeal ThS nsSa " W. 9,thholi tns
fullest measure Of help. The e0ntriouHSo sSsr ths
however, possibly toe srsa{s Penn had pssssd
there was large sum 20 oe gwen 20 It1Sf,- thsIn-
Der OF people TO- aid them In - Sbis money
iSrEe sums for the continued support crSator q
people has It appears. resulted ~ S SnS sn<
an are content to dTift idly down ths stream