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New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
riists6.
Closing nrices of active bonds dealt in. with
sTocy MARKET OPERATIONS.

r,i.o changes were unimportant yesterday IN
tbo stock market. and trading was Oh o slnan sue
scare with less than 100000 shafeS 'l"sHe
bopds The market opened weak, ana active
t.,-s sac,,ned q noint on the news of the sus-
,,o,syor o@ the New Amsterdam National hdhh
s,5 the Mechanics and Traders Bank, but 'here
wore no signs of liquidation on the orop' Gnu
nrices soon rallied to about WEDNESDAY cioeiis
figures The market then came TO a stanust In
and remained steady and extremely dull for the
,ee+ Of thA session Call money was hlsh at
. rer cent and low at 81 per cent WIN most
Of the loans at the latter figure Inc uhoei-
standing that President Roosevelt would seHo d
special message to Congress to-day on ralroau
and corporation subjects also tended 70 restrle'
trading. The bond market was HIN 'u' i
active than of late.
The traction stocks continued 70 exhibit nrn'-
ness with Manhattan gaining point ana
Brooklyn Rapid Transit a half Interhoroush-
Aretropoitan bonds were heavily dealt In again.
with the price holding firm in the neighborhood
of so On the opening sale a block of 22S bonds
changed hands at so. and other blocks of ]39
and 100 followed. The total sales of these bonds
amounted to s1.10000o, The trading in these
bonds also exceptionally heavy on 1hurs-
day. when It gave rise 10 rrmors that some plan
Of reorganization under way. An interest
closely identified with the company, however.
denied that there any truth in the report
Big Four" common stock, on which the divi-
dend was reduced Wednesday. was traded in
10 the extent of nearly two thousand shares
within a narrow price limit, closing at 50A, a
fractional gain. Delaware & Hudson was heavy,
losing ~ points. and Illinois Central also sold
down TO the extent Of ia points. There was
nothing significant about the movements in
either OF these issues however Copper, Smelt-
ers latchison 81. Paul, Great Northern. New
York Central Northern Pacific. Pennsylvania.
Reading. Southern and Union Pacific and the
two steels all closed at prices unchanged from
Wednesday, or at small fractional declines or
advances The exceptionally strong weekly
statement Of the Bank of England, which showed
the proportion OF reserve to liability at 56 6S
per cent. the highest point in years. was with
out effect this market. In spite of this strong
showing, however, the bank rate remained at 4
per cent but it is altogether likely TO come down
10 ; = per cent in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING--Transactton FOR loreizs
account In this market aggregated only eoou'
10 600 shares almost equally divided between p1-
chases and sales. American stocks IN London wst'
steady and virtually without price change 4h
general market was fr with cOnsois the strongest
feature on the curb American issues diSpayed
little moro strength than during the regular SeSsiV-
DIVIDENDS DECLARE.D.-The regular quarter
" dividends Of 12t per cent the original guaId'
teed stock and per cent the special guarantees
stock have been declared by the Cleveland x Plt'S
burg Railroad Company both dividends oelns gay
able on March > The directors OF the Chlca-e
city Railway Company have declared an eN''~
dividend of y. per cent. payable on February u
WESTERN UNION MAY PAY ANOTHs1n =
STOCK DINIDEND.-AlthOugh the directors ot ~
Y, estern Union Telegraph Company are net Sche1
uled to meet for diyidsud action for nearly st
weeks it is understood to be already pretty GsI
nitey decided 10 pay the next quarterly dlvideHs -
II. per cent in stock, repeating The ACTON VANS
IN December.
VICE PRESIDENT OF HAMILTON BANN-
Martin McTIaIe has been elected vice-president '.
the Hamilton Rank lie has been superlatenIssas- ss
Of the zeal estate department OF the United ~ ~St@e
Mortgage and Trust Company Tor the last sAtee
years. In his position Pc Will pass upon -
the banks real estate loans
NEW DIRECTORS OF AMERICAN ICE.-Ths
the American Ice Company held yesterday -
Jersey city. President Wesley NJ Olsr was N -
chair Henry c. Idle. AshbeI II Barney. jon jon
Greenoush and e. f. Bedford we're elected G,ss
tors 10 succeed Miles NJ 6ricn and the ~
Charles I Barney aA to MI vacancies the 80
organized Dy re-eIec'W tpe old ceneers. y
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET-Money call opened at l2,
per cent: highest, per cent: lowest IA per cent
closing. 144Z per cent last loan. per cent: ruling
rate. Ia pCc cent. Time money not active.
Obtainablo il generous amounts, loans We're few
the low call rates keeping many borrowers out of
sixty ard ninety days. and 4i3 per cent for four
five an6 months. Mercantile paper was taken
Iloderat,t-. The assortment comprised many
choice names, and the supply was quite heavy.
Rates. 51s per cent for indOTsed bills reCeiv-
able and choice single names and to 61e per cent
for those not so we'll knOwD
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
elarket opened firm. with demand sterling quoted
at 4S7G4S7o5 for yesterdays mail but was higher
for remittance by Saturdays steamer. Gables
quoted at 4g7iJQ4 $3.50. demand sterling at 4S715G
s720 and sixty-day bills at 4.S3%iT4& for Satur-
dav's mail. Short francs were held at 516A less
l-l6 and short reichsmarks at 70 lis
Bankers posted rates were follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

L-ossdon, Jan. 3e.-T'le weekly return the Eaul,
of England shows the following changes Total
reserve increased cl f09 600; circulation decrea sed
S224 geo: bullion increased EiI75,00G; other Sc
curities decreased G507. 900; other deposits de-
creased 81 ,229 000 public deposits increased -
l31 coo: government securities unchanged The
proportion O. the banks liabilities is
$3.50 per cent. against 5i.3o per cent last
week. and compares with a decline from 49, rer
cent 10 ISIS per cent in this week last year The
rate OF discount was unchanged II per cent.
Faris. Jan 30-Thc weekly return Of the Rank
al FT2aaa shows tiae following charges: Notes In
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

DOMESTIC EXCHANtiE-Bo Boston. par: Chicago,
oac premium; ST. Louis, soc discount; San Fran
cisco, sight 21zc premium. telegraph &c premium;
New Orleans commercial 25c discount bank 81
premium: Cincinnati, par; Savannah buying par,
selling 3-16c discount
BANK CI4EARINGS. S.-New York. exchanges
so23 135 $50 balances S12 392, 1877; Philadelphia
changes SIS 221 S36. balances s1,7s3.139 Boston,
changes s21 1861. balances s1.436,224; Chicago
exchanges s33 301, ,731. balances S2,753,71S
SILVER NiARKET.-Bar silver. 557sc. Mexican
silver dollars. 4ic. Bar silver In London closed at
25l5d decline. I'D.
GOLD PREMICM.-In Madrid 1850; Lisbon,
70
MEXICAN EXCIIANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 201i2.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reDorted from Wasngt 81 22S70; internal
nue. receipts s7sss7s; miscellaneous receipts, s125,
e7o Receipts for the day, s1,93S S2S; expenditures
50 4s3 COO Receipts for the month TO date, ;i7 372
e72: expenditures, s5s ,913. 600 Of expendi-
lures SO $50 S2s Receipts for the year date.
1864 9s5 3y1; expenditure 1889 e33; excess Of
expenditures. SlS.s45,6S2-
sUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasgry was debt
or 10 the Clearing s2,s17,7S4.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
London Jan. 50. 4 p. m-The market for Amer
90, securities was irregular. Final prices follow:
~ dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London. 312@4 per cent; open market discount M ate
Cor short bills 3Ib@34 per cent; long bills, 3l2d
"a, ner cent Berlin discount rate 4%s per cent.
paris discount rate, 27s per cent. Paris exchange
or Topdon 25 francs 16iA centmes. Bar gold, Hs
Cd Rerljn exchange London. 20 marks 4Sl4
pfenngs-
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures consols for
money S63s per cent; for the account % il-lo
t,rench rentes 96 francs 32k centimes.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was further shrinkag3 in speculation in
the market for outside securities and prices
throughout the mining list developed weakness
with losses ranging from a small fraction 10 half
a point After midday small reCoveries occurred.
In the sDeclalues some strength shown. eS-
pecially in Standard Oil. which rose bout points
Chicago Subway was steady. Manhattan Transit
was easier. In the mining group Boston was down
= and Butte Coalition =. Cumberland Fly- and
Nevada Consolidated were steady. United Copper
was weak on more liberal offerings Nipissine was
on small fraction and Greene-Cananea Il Ne
vada-Utah Furnace Creek. Dominion ana Union
Mines were lower. Goldfeld stocks after early
weakness. recovered substantially. Bonds were
quiet and irregular.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
DiUadend Notices.

CIailam County, Washington.
Eiyria. Obio..
Essex County, New Jersey, PARK '"''
Fssey County, New Jersey. Park.
r.rov rounty New Jersey, Court House IS
Essex County, New Jersey, hosPi'' .-''-'.
General Electric Company y--...--:-. ------'-.'12S
Hammonton Egg iiarbor City uas Io-.----.----'S
Hooking Valley Railway Company --..-'----;,,-4s
Indiana Railway Company ~ %
Long Island Railroad Company. -...-:--.-- 20 %
Minneapolis, MINI. Bridge As & various otnefs
Midd!etown, N. Y. Water. .-------..'12s
Moseley Hotel Company.
New York Dock Company y................-...'.ist
Ontario Telephone Company -.......-.---- Isl %
Woodlawn Cemetery Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
STOCK MARKET DULL.
uEAK IN ElRLY TRADING NTH PARTIAL RECOT-
ERY LATER.
Cs;up of the the Chief Money Foreign Er
change Rates Firmer

circulation increased $685.. 0Go francs: Treasury
deposits decreased 10, ,550. 900 francs general de-
posits increased f15. 125 600 francs gold hend
sed 395000 francs: silver hand decreased
$4,000 francs; bills discounted increased 1013l5,
04G francs; advances decreased 10 10000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

III Broadway. New YORK. December II. 1901
The Board Directors this dav declared dvicena
Of or oue-QIarter cent upon the common
capital stock. PAYABLE Feb 1905. the common
close 81 business on Ee'
g. 1905 Checks will bs mailed
Transfer books Of the common stock vil Cioss - "
7. NJ. Eeb. 1905. and reopen Feb - t2O>
= T CALLANN&Y. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
Coupons Due and Payable at
the TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA
35-s3 Wall street
Nevr York


New York.
and after February 1st. 1908.
american Chocolate Machinery Co. s.
American Hawaiian Steamship Co Series b" FIrss
Mtge SO.
Bonds.
Ballard. City of. Washington. Water Bonds 412as
Bass Foundry s Machine Co. First Mtge- Sc
Buck Run Coal Co FIRST Mtge. g.
Catawba Power Co. First Ntge- S.
Citizens Water Deer Lodge. Montana. First 1rsga
Croatan 60. First Ntge.
Detroit & Flint Railway First Ccnsoi. Mtge S.
Everett. City of. Washington sewer Bonds So
Ferry County, Wash. school District No. I, 51sra
King County. Washington School Districts No. :. s.
3, 104. i0J. fGe
lincoln County. Washington. House 6 Jan Bonds
(annuaD ~
Lockport Electric Co. 20-year Sc
Madison County Gas Electric Co. First nItss s.
Monte Cristo Metals Co. First Mtge- 70
Newburgh Light. Heat s Power Co First Mtse- g.
Peoria Straw Board Co So
Pierce County. Wash. School Districts 20 and So
It. Clair Furnace Co Sc
St Regis Paper Co. General tftge g.
Spokane, City of, Washington Funding Bonds 51k7.
Spokane County Washington school Districts s1 ard
Ticonderogs Pulp Paper Co First and Refundi1s
FItse. 81
Whitman County Washington school Districts. I.
and H..
Due and after February 18th. 1903;
Co.oniaI Copper Co. First SftS-. g.
Federal Publishing CO. Collateral rttge. Sc
King County. Wash School District No. 9s So
Natural Csrbonic Co. Debsntures So
Portland City & Oregon Ry- Co First Mtgs- g.
Tacoma. City of. Washington Funding Bonds So
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds, compared with
Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
DiJidend Notices.
Coupons and payable at the office OF the
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY
S. CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK CITY,
On February Ist, 1903:

PadaCab. Kentucky, Renewal.
PieasaBtyiIIe, N. u. Street Is
Prospect Park & Corey Island X. r. Co.. Ist 6s
Prospect Park & Coney Island r. R. Co.. fls
Putnam County. Ga, Court House
Skaneateles Railroad Company. any.................5s IS
South Orange. New Jersey, Sewer As
Standard Chain Company y-....-..-..-.-....1st LIST es
Syracuse, n. Y. City Hall 3s various others
Toledo, Ohio. Improvement nt....................4s As
Tr-Sfate Land Company y...........-....... .6s
u. s. Mortgage & Trust Co. Series 'G'' As
U. s. Mortgage & Trust Co. Series "F' "F...-...4s As
U. S. Mortgage Trust Co. Series ''W' .....4s
Village Of Sandy Hill, NY, Sewer IS & yaroths
Westerly, Rhode Island ...-..-........3112s
of Maryland ..6s
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
Financial Elections.


Delaware LackRwanna & Western X. r. Go.
Street. New York. January
Tho Annual Meeting Election Managers
ard oT this CoruTany v-ili ne
vest st-eet. New York Gag. Tuesday. February
.5th faue
polls viii OPEN teri o'clock and close q eleven
.
The transfer books VII c3ose February and
oren sn February 2etii. T9ns
TIRED I CHAMBERS. Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

Coupons due February Z. 1905 Minneapolis
Louis r P five per cent sold notes viii rs
ard after Central Trust COM
palS. 81 Wall street. New York
r II DAVIS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

Closing prices Of stocks dealt in, with net
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
SEVENTEENTH DIVIDEND
NEuffiDhour Operating Company

Broadway, New York Jan 20 1908
The Board OF Directors have this day declared ths
seventeenth regular monthly dividend PEI
stock issued prior December fst. payable Fehru-
ry 1st TO stockholders Of record OF bust
ness January 25th books close 18th
NJ. and remain closed until the opening ct
ISAAC THORMAN Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
THE KINDS CONSOLIDATED MINING ooNraNI,

No I Wall Street New York City. Jan. I4.h. zoos
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS this dav declared
a quarterly dividend Of Two Per capital
OF this Company payable the e7th q FEB
1905 to stockholders Of record books % the
Company the close Of business Monday. FehrIsTy
17tA, 1905 Transfer books VIII close at that e and
reopen February 29th. 1895
r. ". CAvESAUGH. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
BONDS.

'odd lots. iscns cents per share
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

THE CROWEIL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
y dividend OF 20 upon the outstanding shares of
Common Stock or thS Company has been declared pay
able before February 3rd 1GGS. The stock
holIers Of record closing transfer books
February lst i2t~. The transfer books WILL reopen
February 3rd. 1905
ROBERT " DONALDSON. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

interchangeable, Registered. coupon.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO < ST. LOUIS


RAILWAY CONPANT.
Grand Central Station. y. y. ian = i9CS-
The Board OF Directors Company this dsy
declared dividend Of ON8 PER CENT on its Common
capital StOcl- payable t90S the office Ot
OIessrs. J. Morgan 90. New York % stockholders
Of three N, Friday February
CHARLES r cox. Treasurer
NEW YORK. CHICAGO & ST LOUIS r p co.
Grand CeryFral Station. y Y. JAN 18th 1905
The Board Directors this Couuauy have this
declared 4 dividend Of FIVE PER CENT The Frs.
Preferred Capital stock and dividend OF FIVE FER
CENT the second Preferred Capital PAYABLE az
March 1905 stockholders Of
three O'Clock r NJ. Frlday February Tth.
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
BOSTON STOCKS.

tfsznlsHea b. Y. /. Day & Ce. No. 81 Wall street
Isr 30 In
New-York tribune., 1908-10-19
Grateful FOR HELP

The president of Excelsior Branch ur,t..- .r
thank you greatly for your timely helm 70 fbe nm
fortunate family in which ! am Interested As
YOU sent more money than was needed for ran. T
bought them groceries. meat, potatoes and coal
The husband is ou- Of the hospital and has ron.
to work. The stork has left q fine bov hab, ami
altogether the prospect is bright for the family
The mother wishes to thank all the T 3 6 friapds
who contributed to the sunshine that entered her
home at a time when the days were very dark
She is that before the winter is over she will
be able TO give dollar two to some other un-
fortunate family, in memory OF the Kindness shown
to her"
A great invalid in Pennsylvania, in expressing
her thanks. said II did not have a penny in the
house when the Sunshine letter came but had
prayed TO our Heavenly Father Give US this day
our daily bread, IL almost as though
the T. S S. the instrument in His hand as its
friendly help comes just when most needed"
Mrs. Porter, of Ocala, Fla, receipt of her box
of laces. silks. ribbons. ETC. wrote: The mate
rsls are perfectly beautIfuI-just what need
We will dress dolls in gorgeous array mako our
booth attractive and all the time vlll think of the
Sunshine friends who helped much. II would
be hard to tell you how much appreciate your
kindness. The T. s. 2. work is always an incentive
TO scatter little sunshine opportunity
offers in the days work.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-19
INTERVENTION IN PERSIA URGED.
The "Novoe Vremya" Says Troops May Be
Needed 70 Check Anarchy's Spread.

ST Petersburg. Oct. IS.-The ''Novoe Vremya'' in
editorial today raises the question of Russian
intervention in Northern Persia asserting that this
NAV soon be necessary 10 prevent all the country
from falling a prey TO anarchy and to safeguard
Rrissias commercial and other interests in North
ern Persia The paper hope OF the Shahs
forces restoring order in the province of Aver
baijan. Sdtar Khan, the ConstitUtionalist leader,
and his brigand followers, the paper says. have
established autonomous government at Tabriz.
and are about 10 carry the standard of revolt into
Southern Persia. with fair chances OF success.
Russian trade has been completely parayzed, and
the outbreak threatens TO the frontier into
the Caucasus.
The "Novoe Vremya" adds: Great Britain and
Russia have tried play the part OF disnterested
advisers 10 the Shah, but without Russia,
in justice 20 herself though unwillingly may be
forced to assume the task of restoring order in
Azcrbaijan."
New-York tribune., 1908-10-19
DIR. GRENFELL's MISSION

The following letter has been received from Mr.
Iougee secretary of the .Cirenfeli Association of
America, and II is hoped that the T. s. S. members
who gave financial aid last year and others in
terested in great service to humanity will bs
able TO help in a substantial way. The letter reads
Dear Friends: One year ago you kindly sent the
Of s4S to the Grenfell Association for the
purpose of Carrying on the benefcent work that is
being done by DR.. Grenfell and his colaborers
among The deep-sea fishermen of Labrador and
Newfoundland That work has steadily grown
especially along the lines Of hospital and medical
service. We have opened hospital Har-
r!ngton. in Southern Labrador and have deveI-
o the work of trained nurses along entirely new
lines that have been most helpful.
Last January We successfully landed herd Of
three hundred reindeer that doing well the
present time These will, in time enable the peo-
pie 10 do away with The dogs, and viii provide
supply of milk and fresh that has long
been conspicuous by it's absence and will furnish
better transportation
New-York tribune., 1908-10-19
OTHER NEEDS.

Materials for sewing greatly needed by the
Mothers Sunshine Circle. Outing flannel for
gowns, muslin for underwear and gingham for
aprons are most in demand. These mothers" will
make the garments and pass them on to the poor
children In their branch of which there many.
A Southern invalid would like receive materials
for fancy work, she Is unable to buy them. but
she dispose OF the completed work at Christ
mas means OF self-support. Special calls have
been made for a pair of mems shoes. No. 10: a
girls coat. thirteen-yesr size: warm coat and
dress for motherless little girl nine years old
living in the country baby clothes for a six
months old infant. womens shoes. No. s. and girls
10 and II sizes; another pair for a child OF six
years. Tho president of No. II branch reports a
widow with ave children Is behind with her rent.
The money earned by office scruobing must be used
for food. A poor widow In Alabama. whose chill
dren work in the cotton fields. writes OF her pres
ent distress She Is I'll herself and one of the chill
dren has malsrisl fever. and there il no money
for medicine or even proper food. She appeals for
little temporary help.
Every DAY the need OF a liberal emergency fund
Is made plain. distress among the worthy poor
is mora apparent than ever account OF the hard
times
New-York tribune., 1908-10-19
NEW HAVEN MEETING.

TIL. Young Mems Republican Club hall. al Temple
and Crown streets. New Haven, has been secured
for the semi annual business meeting Of the T. 5 5
on October 2S. The branch reports of summer work
done will be read, and those brancheszthat cannot
be represented by delegates will please send their
reports to the general office at Also the
members who purpose TO go TO the meeting should
notify the Office soon possible, that those
who are to entertain the visitors in their homes for
luncheon may have an idea how many 10 expect.
Friends interested III the work OF the T. S. s.
will be cordially welcomed by the hOspitable mem
bers in New Haven who feel that OF the
principal objects Of holding the meeting this year
in their city is to enable Sunshners and friends
10 come who do not find 1t convenient to attend
the annual meeting in New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-19
MAN-AND-WoMAN FRIENDSHIP.
What Noted Japanese Educator Says on
the Subject

The secret OF ideal friendship between man AS
woman. says Dr. Inazo NitObs foremost JAY
anese educator. in the ''F>utin Gwsko' C'N'ofnaa
GraphicO. lies IN the fact that each one kseps -
personality OF man and woman woman" =
particular. must recognize and develop conslAl.- con
all the noble qualities innate IN her sex
must govern and expand her own nature ho' "a
others primarily. but for her moral upOus
ing Upon this foundation there grows tha' =.
beauties life as well delights and lnssts ln1,sats-
mankind. Sympathy and patience are n1liss-SSl-
bly, wcmsn's leading charactertstcs; o1t 80, C-s15
ness OF heart should be added-oy cuitVa-lss-@ 10
need be-to these. IL Is natural for a NCnA s.,n-
be light-hearted. Woman IL born into thS "a
shine, man into the storm OF NE IN toeA
tions woman gives peace and Joy 20 man - TO-
There Is a tendency among young women y ard
day to indulge in melancholy and NOR SsSS.Sgsd
to misprize cheerfulness This IL wrOnEy J..csts
BY some to be a means OF attracting the opeS~ress
sex. Cheerfulness is the greatest magnet u''
potent charm .-d
The danger in friendships between nan re
woman in preSent-day Japan lies many 55snips.
attitude Of other people toward such tisss@ @S1srd
But. the Same time. young people Snoua, ST.
carefully the fundamental consideraton ''
respect
New-York tribune., 1908-10-19
CHELSEA BRANCH REPORT

The president OF the Chelsea branch makes the
following report for September: The food supply
and rent for three families have been maintained
ana an old couple looked after. There has been
vain attempt made I'm several directions TO place
TINS aged couple in home. but thus far it has
bsen unsuccessful Mrs. Foster and Mrs Geer
each gave % for their temporary care mem
ber herself an invalid. has given 50 cents toward
the new hammocks for Rest House Another
member gave money and supplies for an outing
and basket luncheon for six who were unable to
go Tor more than day from home duties; patch
WORK ana reading matter sent to twenty
seven during the month | wish especially 70
'hahk aH the Sunshine friends who have gener-
ouSN sent mowers and fruit during the season for
oIsulbnuon TO our sick ones In hospitals and homes
ms simple form OF cheer is more keenIy appre-
cId'eu than can be understood by those never
I'd ''ile oeen IN such position-lyns idly staring
at 1ouT white walls for days and weeks and
never rree from bodily pain. caller who brings
a mower hrishtens the whole ward Positions
nave been secured for three working girls and an
ocean passage for woman who was snxiou, "a
see once more her old sick mother in Dublin"