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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16
SUIT FOR DAMAGES
FILED AGAINST
MRS. BENNETT
Former EmpIOye of the Even
ing Sun Alleges Libel and
Breach of Contract in Com
plant in District Court

Mrs H. NJ. Bennett @othcrwis,
known as Laura Bissar Bennett. war.
made the principal defendant in two
suits asking damages 10 the asgre-
gate 81 Sl2.f5O in the district court
YESTERDAY afternoon. Roth suits were
nlcd hy Marcus r. Kelly. through his
attorney. Julius A.. Staah.
The frst suit alleges violation nf a
contract entered into between Mrs
Bennett and Tho plajnti0. and asks for
Judgment amounting O. S5.45o The
SECOND suit which asks $4,000 dam-
asses alleges false. -scandalouS and de-
amat0rY libel ON the part of thg de-
PENDANT towards the piaintin
The suit for alleged violation or q
CONTRACT alleges that ou April 10th
f9nS AIRS Bennett who is ono OF the
uriucirl. strekhnider~ of The sun
Publishing COMPANY publishers of the
Albuquerque Daily sun. entered into
an agreement with the plaintiff.
whereby the plaintiff agreed % give
his exclusive time. attention and cN-
ecutiyr ability Co. THE sun Publishing
company boz the capacity ~ business
mauacrr Mrs Bennett. aS O. party 90
the contract. 70 f. alleged agreed Ia
p1y thr plaintiff "a monthly compen-
slfioH Uf $3.50. said compensation Ia
remain In effect until the end Oft tive
wears from tho date of tao signing ~.
tho 10. providing however that.
neither rtrtt fa th" contract violated
Its agreements IT'D. complaint fur
HM.r. . ..- rr.H 80 MaH ~Hr 4r HH.--
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16
PROGRAM CHANGES
AT RINK TONIGHT

Another large crowd enjoyed the
combination skating aud moving pic
program at the skating rink last
night "A Day ia the Life Of a Suf-
fragette." an unusually entertaining
him. was thrown or the screen. and
much enjoyed by the crowd. The
film. with hfe-iike distiuctness. show
what the trials ana troubles of a hus-
band would bo if the women we're all
lowed To vote. An entire change of
program wif bc made az touirht's
Performance The new program in
the following new films "Th.
OF Thebes." "A Christmas
Night" "A Useful Present for a
and "pcgcy Portrait" Mr.
shelley. the popular baritone. viii
sing two new Illustrated songs "Vir-
-iuis. Dear aud "Stingy The COM
hinsuon program az the rink g. max
ing a big hit with THE amusement
King people of the city. Large
.rpHdz are present 40 eHch PERFORM
ines which indicates more than any
hing rise fhaf fhr variety NJ enter
offered af fhe rims 3 please
~ and worth while.
Tho colombo b playing a. capacity.
9usos rhis neek or OF fhf
sta FGod riaiurrs fAaF afe shoHIHa
ile nim entitled Ffresife fsem H
rH.o e aurseane Huen affeufHr
r aceolnf ~ coo lfaHnf4l anrm.r
0Ap U faHsf HauHf
"a rIs trf H.efgT n H.
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mechanical department at Ia Junta.

mechanical department at la Junta.
Persons having bills against the city
Of Albuquerque are requested 90 caH
at the office Of the city clerk. room
@. First National bank building. and
receive warrants for same.
why be bothered cooking this warm
weather when you can secure already
prepared cooked roast pork. pork
loaf. veal loaf. boiled eggs. cottage
cheese. tongues. potato salad. from
the san Jose Market.
Fred wernickc left last night on a
shart visit 10 RlueWater. Y NJ Mr..
Nernickc has become connected with
The BiueWater Development company
in the capacity Of travelling represent
alive.
J. a Reynolds, news and curio
agent for the Harvey system. who
was seriously injured ia the wreck Of
The limited some weeks ago al Manila.
Ariz, Is about again after being treat
Cd IN the hospital here for severe
sprains received In h accident.
e.. b smith. "a fireman ON the New
Mexico division, running between this
city and Las Vegas. was removed 10
the company hospital IN Las Vegas
Yesterday. where he win be treated
for a severe attack OF rheumatism.
w. L. Hawkins. Of Trotter & Haw-
kins. has left for a months visit n
and Howard counties. Mis-
souri,, where he VIII join Mrs. Haw-
kinS n daughter. who have been
spending the summer there.
The woman's Home Missionary So
az the First n. f. church. viii
meet in the church parlors Thursday
afternoon az 3,o'clock a fun attend
ance is desired. as officers for the
coming year Viii be elected at thi.
meeting
Pete Lopez was given sixty days in
he county Jail by Judge Craig in po-
Zee court yesterday morning Lopez
found wandering around in the
west side residence district late Tues
day night and could not give "a good
account Of himself when arrested.
Al "a meeting Of tine Presbyterian
brotherhood held at the church Tues
lay evening the old Officers were re-
elected for the ensuing year. as fol-
n. J.. Collins. president. J r
Elder. vice president, Frank Acker-
man. secretary. and Allen Keller.
treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Sjamm re-
urnrd un the limited last night from
B. visit to Topeka. where Mrs Stamm
a surgical operation TN,
operation. Which was performed by
pr J p Raster. chief surgeon OF tine .
santa PEE. Was entirely successful and I
Mrs ~tamm Is much improved iu
'.aIth ss "a result
Miss Lillian HuErett returns u CAL
TODAY after spending several days
sitting Iu the city Miss Huggett Zee
.H.It returned from Chicago. where
|fr took 8 post graduate cuurs, iu The
hIrIs' university. she VIII return
ID Albuquerque IN a Few weeks aud
-uu. Her duties ON the faculty of.
hr iritt r-Ify Of New Mexico
Friends here have received word of
hH death Au Newton. Kas saturday. q
i ODE s.At..u-mouths-ol daughter.
i NI 1Hi Airs T. q Knox. The be-
.eaNed Patents viii nave thr ssmps-
ui % Iai- circle 90 friends in Az
'u4n'f#H. Before going ta NeNfon 2
W. hu"A nH- "a member of th. office ,
oitr ~ If. Cross Kelly company I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16
FINED FOR
ALLEGED IMPUDENCE

Roland Rogers. a youth of seven
teen years of age. was fined ten dol
lars and costs by Judge Craig in po-
lice court yesterday morning. Rogers
was arrested on complaint of Mrs.
Ortega. who alleged hat the Rogers
boy. together with his younger broth
or. had annoyed her by coming to her
house. and acted I'M an impudent man
ner towards her and her mother.
Mrs. Ortega said that the boys had
called her q number of vile names
and We're guilty of other u|ngentle-
manly conduct The younger lad was
allowed To go free. AS 10 was evident
that Dee WAS Influenced IN the part he
took in the affair by his brothers
example.
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Mexico and hrizgna-showers Thurs-
day and Friday.
John McGiiivray arrived last night
from Estancia on business.
Attorney T. Y. Chaycs returned last
night from a business trip 10 san
"a Pc.
p 70. Booth left last night for Fay
wood Hot Springs Tor an outing Of
several weeks.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert
Baker. North Fourth street, a son.
wednesday. July IS. 1905.
W Moore clayton has gone to
Texas on a business trip and viii be
away for about two weeks.
j.. l. LeRreton. OF solfie a L1Brc.
ton. returned yesterday morning from
a business trip to san Marcial
Walter oBrion. 81 the william
farr company. left last night on a
business trip In the northern part Of
the territory.
Roy a stamm of the Bittner-
Staum Fruit company left yesterday
for a short vacation tfp To Chicago
and New York.
Rev salvador Pcrsone. S. J.. supc-
rior Of the Jesuit Fathers. la Las We
gas. arrived here last night for a short
visit.
Edward Mckay. foroman In the
Santa Fc car shops has left for q
months visit al his former home IN
Braiuard, MINI.
Miss Aurclia Armiio lcft last even
'uE for q tWo-moufhs visit ia the east
While absent Miss Armijo Will visit
Chicago, Kew York and Atlantic city.
NJ A. Ross loft yesterday for the
rruchas peaks at The head of the up
pocos canyon. 10 examine some
timber for private parties there.
stated communication OF Temple
Lodge No q, a. r. and 4. NJ. this
.vening az 3 o'clock Visiting Masons
felcome rs order Of W. N. Frank
A. Moore. secretary.
q A. Morse, OF Topeka. chief en-
.ineer of the santa Pc. was az the
lINar7do yesterday. accompanied 10
rom the east by r. NJ. Bisbee. Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

OUR POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET rs
SHOW YOU THAT WE CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. +. G. PRATT x Co, PA :.
SECOND.
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Help Tor 11io~r Who na,e stomach
Trouble.

Af.r d%oetor.ne FOR about twelve
sears tor "a bad sipmach trouble. and
spending nearly five hundred dollars
medicine and doctors fees. / pur-
ml nt'f nne box ~ Chamber
avn. stomach 8ud Liver Tablets.
Nh'rh aia Der Hl mdah good fha she
Continued t1 use them and fhty have
iHH' Der more raad than a1 81 fhf
nfaIrino 3 bought bef8re-ShMTEf.
hHhffL Folsom funa This mrfI-
nf /. f1r Haif hy an druggists SAM
nias frer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

be a complete change commencing
with Friday nights performance. A
feature of the new program will be a
film entitled, "A Russian Drama"
which is said to be u good one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

In the event that you should not
receive your morning paper teiephens
the POSTAL TIL EgRAFH % Civ
tng your name and address and ths
"a per viii be delivered By a special
messenger. The telephone 10 No. -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

ORR DOMESTIC FINISH rs JUST
THE THING AND SATISFIES OUR
PATRONS. If YOU WANT TO BE
UP TO DATE HAVE YOUR LAUN-
DRY DOM BY THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY, BACK OF POSTOFETCE~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

OUR WORK OF LAUNDERING
ON LADIES' COLLARS. SHTRT
WAISTS. SKIRTS AND DUCT
SUITS is UNSURPASSFR. RIPE.
RIAL LAUNDRY. BACk OF Posi-.
OFFICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE a
SELECTED STOCK. COME In AND
EXAMINE THEM. f. g. PRATT A.
co. 214 SOUTH SECOND.
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WOLKING & O

AERMOIOR WINDBiILLS, TANKS
AND SUB-STRUCTURES, WELL
DRILLING, DRIVING AND HE-
PAIRING.
albuquerque, New Mexico.
TEL 14S5 N. EIGHTH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

AZTEC FUEL Co. MILL, FAC
TORY AND MOUNTAIN WOOD
PINIGN FENCE POSTS; GALLUP
LUMP COAL, $3.50 PER TON. BUY
ANY OLD TIME. PHONE 25f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

FEES GOOD ICE CREAM, AND
l't CREAM SOilA. MALlHUNs
DRUG STORE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

fEE'S ROOT BEER. THn REFR
DF QUALITY. WAITON'S DRUG
srORIt.
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De 500 ANN - NEiu oT aNg
nus nNNn - un GIuDgiRf
lfht hpt tfh MlMAhr BthU HI
fhAtf a 80 40 nDiTu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-16

Washington. h. e. July i5-New
Mexico and hrlz8na-showers Thur
day and Friday.
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Underwear
Shirts

SO dozen Fancy Use Shirts. green tagged ........
30 dozen Soisette, S1.50 Shirts, green tagged ...
80 dozen assorted. SIPS Golf Shirts. green tagged
80 dozen assorted. $1.75 and $500 CIuett shirts. 81
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
SPANISH PRISONER AGAIN.
enor Borras Turns OUer Chance fo'
n "FOrtune" to Friend.

Ventura Borras, proprietor Of La Chorrera- a
Spanish restaurant in lower Pearl street. furnishes
a fine example Of altruism which other persons
should emulate in like circumstances He refuses
strive a possible reward of $4,000. the prom
ise Of which comes him in letter from Madrid
Collect that" said senor Borras to a friend.
throwing down the letter carelessy, and IL you
want to you give me half will go on serving
tamales and polio"
The letter from Madrid was written by man
who called himself Belavsky. lie was in prison
in Madrid for absconding from st. Petersburg,
Russia where he banker. with 100000 rubles.
and, incidentally, there is a charge OF muroer
against him. The search of his portmanteaus re-
vealed nothing value, although the Russian Am
bassador at Madrid Is certain that Beliavsky must
have several million rubles hidden somewhere
These details given in a newspaper clipping
sent with the letter.
AS for the latter, hist! Therein the plot uckens
as the following copy shows:
Although I know you only from good references
Of your honesty. my sad situation compels me to
reveal you an important affair in which you ,n can
that of my darling daughter
Before being Imprisoned here was esabished Est ih led
banker in Russia. as you VIII see by the IN
closed article about me- Of many English news news
[ beseech You to help me to obtain a sum Of
100000 dollars / have in America and to come here
Registrar Of the Court expenses of trial and
my hdn the
to recover the said sum.
AS a reward will give up to you the third part
vis 16O 900 dollars. ] cannot receive your answer
in the prison. but you must send cablegrarn to q
person of my confidence who will deliver 1t to me.
Awaiting your cable to instruct ye4 n az my
First of all, answer by CABLE not by letter. as
follows: "Echague Yuvencis. Lista Telegrafos,
Madrid. Spain. Received. Borras"
The foregoing is written in effeminate hand.
and not at all would expect banker to
write.
At any rate, such letters Sehor Borras received
have been coming here from Madrid for the last
half century and have long ago become known as
part of the Spanish prisoner swindle. There
seem to be no records that anybody ever sent any
money but the letters continue
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
PLACE TO TEST AIRSHIPS.
4eronautics Society VII Lease
Morris Park Racecourse.

lease of the Morris Park racecourse probably
will be signed to-day by representatives of the
Aeronautics Society of New York. The racecourse
will be used testing ground and expert
mental station for flying machines heavier than
air. The International School of Aeronautics, the
only school Of the kind in the world. is already
moving from East 29th street to building
joining the racecourse.
For long time the Aeronautics Society, all Of
whose members belong to the Aero Club Of Amer
ica but whose energies directed entirely to
flying machines rather than balloons. has been
looking for suitable grounds where members could
experiment and test their machines
number of places In Jersey and Long ISL
and were looked over. but finally Norris Perk
was selected the most available. The lease
has not yet been signed. but several machines
have already been delivered at the park. and 1t is
confidently expected that all legal formalities will
be completed to-day.
The helicopter of Wilbur R. Kinbal was the
first aerial machine at the course and it will
probably have its first real flight before the end
of this week. J. Christopher Lake, the submarine
boat inventor who is devoting his time to
navigation of the air. is member Of the Aero
nautics Society. and Will probably make use of
the racecourse for trying out his Inventions.
Among the other members OF the society are A.
c. Triaca- director of the International School
Of Aeronautics and Of the founders of the
society; Lee Burridge. it's president. and E. La
Rue Jones, editor of "Aeronautics.'
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs Blodgett OF Escondida, Cal. would Ike the
.;o,d a, AXE Placid who sent her the address
where she could obtain the music of the song she
dasired 10 know that she has secured IL and feels
greatly obliged for her kindness
Mrs f. Halstead. OF Ainsworth. Neb.. desires
through the column TO thank Mrs. Mary Morrison
for the outlook and she would be glad Of Every
body's" from January II some one has IL 10 pass
an Mrs Iia!stead is educated woman living
ar, o. remots farm and excellent reading matter is
one of the best kinds of sunshine that could be
sent to her
The invalid in West Virginia was simply over
ubelmed when she received the money specially
contributed toward her outing to the mountains-a
ann probably larger than she had ever had at one
tim. In her Mfa She adds: How l wish could
uaxs ysu nndeEUtanA what ihia moooz mso1a to
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
NEW RULE IN CHINA.
Constitution IN Nine Years-Stages
of Reform.

Peking, Aug so.-An edict was issued to-day
setting forth In detail the stages which VIII De
reached each year in the conversion OF the form
of government in China to the foreign system ano
assuring the people in the name OF the emperor
that 2 constitution will be granted nine years
hence An edict issued last year promised
constitution within decade
Recently there has been formidable move
ment in the provinces looking to fastening the
grant of constitution, and provincial delega-
tions which have come to Peking for the pur-
nose OF making inquiry into the mater nave
heen treated with great respect by the members
of the Grand Council. These delegations re-
ceived also from Yuan Shi Kai, Grand Council
lor who is also a member Of the Board OF FOR
eign Affairs assurances that constitution
would be granted as promised
Recent affairs in Persia and Turkey have oeen
-;ted nv the members Of the delegations. who
sav that China should in way be behind
these countries.
Russian Ambassador to China has arrived here
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
MOTHER AT BEACH, HE ENDS LIFE.
Fearing tuberculosis, Youth of Seventeen
Inhales Gas.

Mrs Gertrude Moske and several OF her children
returned last evening their home. No b33 East
142d street. from seashore excursion to find that
her son David, seventeen years old. had committed
suicide by inhaling Illuminating gas. The body
found in the bathroom, and beside 1t note which
read:
At last God has given nerve. All the infor-
nation you want can be found in my safe.
DAVE.
Mrs Moske told the police that her was en-
ployed by downtown clothing firm. and that The
safe referred TO that in the Office OF his EN-
Movers but she was so overcome with grief that
she could not remember the name of the firm The
police say the immediate of the boys was
his fear of tuberculosis, of which ne had been told
he showed symptoms.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
SENATOR ALDRICH IN BERLIN.

Berlin Aug. so.-Senator Ne4son w A1o!'e'' Q.
Rhode Island. chairman or the suo-oo"m.'ee "
- .~..;onsl Monetary Commission appointed by
r-.s,a,,f Roosevelt arrived here to-day Assisted
iyv Messrs. Reynolds OF Chicago, and Dawson OF
aew york. senator Alsr1ch win 6e ENGAGED rs iof or
- % Y-r-S-isl Bank and other fnanciere AHer tnas
/. win 90 TO Air-lee- -Bsins for a short holiday
srsr.e ss,erialiste connected with the Foreign
f,f.1re and the Interior Department are anxious 70
Ieciprocry with Senator Aoreh 10 rho o rl
ing group Of protectionists in the United Staias
~, re senator said to-day that he would not enter
tnto .h,s subject his sole purpose at the present
Tine being TO lay the foundation for an UNDER
sandug OF German banking methods and the eur-
rency. o.. 49,
I7nplieh and Americans could probably learn AS
,nl1cb ron Germany as they could learn in Lon
,;a,n So varied and interesting was the German
,-sc.ice lie added that members or the None
tts-v Somnission might come next year TO
couplete the studies.
xfver Senator AldHch leaves Berlin, Me6sre
xls v1son and Reyoolcs, assisted By A. r A0okOWss
q Hee1nxI xfl copt1nne thaaS ln0N&a1k
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
CASH AND GEMS TAKEN FROM AUTO

Mr. and Mrs. John Day, OF No. go Fifth avenue.
Brooklyn and q party OF two men and two women,
,nc,,,d,nr Mrs Annie Bowers. of No IS West 11th
street were dining In the Hotel Lafayette. Uni
versity Place and 9Th street, Saturday night
Mrs Bowers left her satchel, containing among
other things her two diamond rings valued at w.
and a diamond stickpin. valued at 80 with 81 IN
cash in Mr.. Days automobile, which was IN
charge OF his chauffeur. Arthur Rogers. twenty
two wears old Of No. II West Goth Street
Rogers was permitted to go home In the auto
mobile 30 that he might have dinner with his Wfe
When he returned Mrs. Bowers missed the Jew
elrv mentioned and the cash. When Rogers's at
tention was called the loss he suggested that 1t
be reported to the police
He took the party to tho Mercer street station
shore they were referred to the detective bureau
A. Mulberry street Detectives McIvor and O'Don-
neu questioned the chauffeur closely. They learned
from him that with him lived one Robert Reynolds
whose name sounded familiar to the police
The detectives Joined the automobile party, and
.fter the various members were taken to their re-
.v,ou.t;ve homes tho detectives took Rogers to tho
corh street. address. There they met Reynolds
srSose nicture, they said, is IN the Rogues' Cal
ierv fhey searched him. and found the stolen
T$1ey then locked Rogers and Reynolds IN Police
11eadonarters Yesterday morning tho pair were
arrri1ned before Magistrate Barlow In the Jener-
- Harket court who held them in 500 bail each
On suspicion OF stealing the 3ewelry and money.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
A NEW HOME.

Mrs NJ B. Reynolds. president OF the DahsVite
~ W branch about to make her permanent
ton,. In Rpchamton but VIII retain -Ae presi-
dsncv of the branch until successor is elected
she has appointed three assistants >" ~ke up the
Tirerent forms of local work during absence.
NIrs REYNOLDS adds: NO one knows how dear the
sunshine work is to me. or how much love the
oir, who have assisted faithfully in the en-
5oa,.or q, srread good cheer trust my successor
viii, carry IL on more acceptably than have done
II would be hard to imagine any one doing more
than Mrs Reynolds has done in practically inter
nrettne the true spirit of Sunshine and making her
faith manifest her works IL is hoped that what
she has accomplished in Dansviiie may be repeated
in Binghamton.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
OUTING FOR THE BLIND.

II one had noticed special trolley going
down Broadway August 49, In which the trav-
ellers with bright faces, were indulging In happy
laughter and pleasant conversation. 1T would have
seemed impossible to believe that the light was
shut out from their eyes forever. These people
were the guests Of the T. s. g.. and are inmates
of the Home for the Destitute Blind. on Amster-
dam avenue A large open car was chartered and
the party was In charge Of Mrs. Florence III. Je-
rome president Of the Ever Ready branch The
car company sent a careful set OF men VINO assist
ed the helpless guests and on the car, and an
INSPECTOR went part of the way to see that no out
siders attempted to beard the car. which was sent
all the way to the Battery. Here II was side
tracked uh,le ice cream was served Mrs. Jerome
had cake cornucopias specially made to hold tho
cream, so that 1t could be easily eaten without
the blind people leaving their seats As many Of
the inmates of the home were too Ill TO go on the
trolley ride Mr.. Neuman, who served the ice
cream took the quantity left over back on the car
IN the home and served all the sick ones there.
Mrs Jerome personally thanks all those whose con-
trihtions to the T. s. s. outing fund made 1t pos
sible to give a day of genuine delight to these un-
fortunate people.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
OTHER MONEY.

Mrs. Bovine, Of Long Island sends IS for trolley
rides sfn memory of two dear little boys who used
70 earn money for this purpose every summer
.sTheodora" S. for Miss Oimstead to take tho
children Of the Greenwich Street Day Nursery on
q trolley ride and provide milk for them: "A Friend
at Hoboken," IS, for the same purpose; MIS- George
Hencken of Manhattan. now at Loon Lake. 5, for
the almost distracted mother. quarantined with
her sick children. Mrs. Greenleaf, sun1merns at
RidgeheId Conn.,. g. birthday gift to the
same mother and Miss Bender, OF Philadelphia, ST.
of which 30 cents is for the little girl who sells
soda. and so cents for the Roth family, whose
father committed suicide.