The Glenwood post., 1914-10-24

ssssa - aahA - hsa. H.ar q ~
var - saAs. ~ Il sssing tve -
giaA veaen With both AanAs cut eR.
Il kn0W that TIE Gssaans are &C
hG vAA3 eAey 60 n America to 6eay
tAsas thinsa. bst ! have 81 ii fro~
~ 0sa the0aaaves-paaia. uHcl r
aataA solASsss . great many q den.
TAs ColAstrean guards reginesk vas
nsHiy wtDsa ct becasss ths nsa re-
fuss1 - Ass O the Belgian voss~s
- eAi11Tea whom DE GermAns I'D
pst y fr0n6 ef thsir guns at A0as.
fhs colder vas WOUNDED there and
~ ~ eAAs hAnssaf-
Mrs. Aa1oe has assisted In tho ooa.
vs1ssosass sf Dea q PiyEostA ~
tDdng thsa - lDrgs nun1srs sos- sa-
1ooncstls tsiD6 sper the nssrs.
Wsshia0 oaesss n bssepsesi.
hsgAapo Paris has seen more Of th0
benevolent 0inistrations Of American
women thaA any other city. II 10 ~
hted that . visitor to the improviseA
American hospital At Neuilly found
Mrs. Herman Har5es. wife Of the part
ner In the Morgan Paris banking
house: Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt and her
friend, Mrs. Munroe, all washing
dishes in the kitchen. They had re-
ported at eight O'Clock every morning,
declaring they were ready for any
kind Of useful work. from scrubbins
floors to assisting In the operating
chambers.
The American hospital at Neuilly.
near Paris, was established in 1906
through resident Americans and Am.
bassador Henry White. 1t has IS beds
and is one Of the finest hospitals on
the continent. But these IS beds were
not enough for Americans to give
when war broke out. The American
ambulance committee obtained from
the government the use Of the rev
Pasteur high school at Neuilly and I'm.
provisel . hospital here. Here sfe
aocom0o1ot1oas for wounded to the
number oe . thousand. The stag h
~ ~ he 1ssttnsuishsd Dr.. JosspA L.
Blake of New York. Dr.. Charles ~
las1, . sorosr United States army
surgeon. and Ds. George d. Hayes.
This hosvttal b specializing in she
nose serious cases because there are
few DsAceo fn France where such splsH
did taIent and appliances are avail
able.
Nss aGssss Ambvlsaes ossvses.
The AOsrSosa 0oamittse 70 also op
Grating . notsv ambulancs service anl
brought ssns q M own Datisats fron
the hattJs6sl1 q Meaux. ths engage
meat fought Dsarsst - Paris.
fhs ArUe vouD1sa vsrs rscslvol
September .. eeosisetng of tair Englisb
boys, beoW1 Tus0os froa Algiers and
black nsG h01 Senegal. Flftess
Anssseaa sgsUeon livtng IN Paris and
tWeaty De00 - . relay were ready 70
treat them. Doctor Blake seat Q call
to New Yosk fer volunteer surgeons
aAl Q yafty q ~ eoon left. among
then D.. RieAart Dsssy. Who married
Ethel Roosevelt. Nrs- Derby lsft
behind IN Amerfcs Asr six-montAsold
baby son In srAer to 70 vitA hss Aus
banA in ths saDaedty q larsA.
' TAs foaP nillss1 Dollar nasbls DAl.
acs a he former Anna Gould. nov tAs
ascAess of TslSSranl. 3 today nlsd
With Preach wounded. The duke drives
one Of her motor cars n the service
Of France. while an the rest Of her
cars have been turned sver to the gov.
eminent also. The duke carries mes
sages between Paris and Bordeaux OF
between Paris and the battlefield.
The ducheas had her heart touched
by the plight of the large class Of
women in Paris who live faithfully
with men to whom they are not legal
ly married. Their men have now gone
to war and they and their children
were without friends. It seemed Anna
Gould. with her aIl-inciusive charity.
came to their relief She opened q
workshop and employs the women at
sewing. They receive three meals .
day and are paid . small amount be-
sides. The duchess had promised her.
self . visit to her old home in New
York this winter, bat she has given It
up in order to coatinue to supervise
hs1 work Of marcy.
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt Of 10 a.
DosS New YRk family has sewing
women in her Bsts - Boslogns man
s3oa. Thsrs shirts and bandases are
TUNED out m large quantities. Mrs.
VaA1or1l1t GD1 Mrv. DAttA Wharton
ars also ksepfng many seamstrssses
employed
CANT GIVE UP FOOTBALL
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