New-York tribune., 1918-08-26

part to show my admiration for the
9lgh heroisn Of the peoples who have
cone most and suffered most in this
great war to secure liberty for all
chose nations, big or little. which lead
self-respectlng and orderly lives and
ac6 justly and fairly by others.
10 Madame Major Botchkareva for
use as she deems wise as a token of
my respect for those Russians who
have refused to follow the Bolshevjsts
IN their betrayal to Germany of Russia,
OF the Allies and of the cause of liberty
throughout the world. $1,000.
10 Herbert c. Hoover, for use in
To the Belgian Minister for use
among the Belgian refugees in Holland
$1,000. (ln Holland the burden of
caring for the Belgian victims of the
Germans horrer has been very heavy.
money be expended through the com
mlttees to which Miss Vanderfier be-
longs).
$1,000 for Serbians
"To the Serbian Minister for the
Serbian sufferers 81 600
"To Paul Shimmon for use among
the Armenians and Assyrian Christians
$1,000
81 send this through Mr.. shimmon
because, so far as | know. he has never
sought to excuse or Justify what re-
gard as our ineXcusable dereliction in
duty in having failed to declare war on
Turkey. and therefore in having failed
to play manly part in the effort
permanently to remedy the hideous
wrongs Of the subjects of the Turk
in the only really effective way by
destroying Turkish rule.
"To NJ. L. Mirman, Prefect of
Meurthe tMoselle. the lamentable
suferings Of the people, of whose
prefecture happen to have been
TO Mrs. Mary Cadwallader Jones,
TOR further similar work in France,
ITO Count Ishii, the Japanese Am
bassador for the Japanese Red Cross,
$500. The Japanese Red Cross, like
the American Red Cross, has raised
large sums of money for use in the
as very slight token of my admira-
tlon for the part the Japanese people
have taken in this war
10 Leslie NJ. Tarlton, Nairobi, for
any war activity or war charity in
Uganda or British East Africa, $500.
| was in Africa with Mr.. Tarlton, who
Is an Australian. / send this merely
as token of my admiration of what
has been Done by the Canadians, Aus
tralians, New zeslanders and Afri
canders both of Boer and British
blood
"To Mrs Stuart Jobson for recon
struction work for wounded soldiers in
England, $500
Sends Money to Ireland
"To Judge Joseph L. Nunan, of
George etown, Demerara, for wounded
soldiers and their families in Ireland,
$500. | send this through Mr.. Nunan
because he believes in Home Rule
within the empire and stands uncom-
promisingly for prosecuting the war
against Germany with all possible eff
cheney until the enemy is overthrown
"To Henry P. Dawson, to be used
when possible for the Rumanians, $500
ITO Henry P. Dawson, to be used
when possible for the Montenegrins,
$500
"To Robert NJ. Thompson, for the
comfort committee of the Navy League.
$500
"To Speaker Champ Clark, for war
activlties or charities, $500. l suggest.
but do not stipulate, that this be used
in Missouri
ITO Mrs. James T. Gallivan, for war
dNLAN ltItS OI CIidl ACtcS, pOCO suggest,
but do not stipulate, that this be used
in Mrs. Gallivan's own neighborhood
in Massachusetts,.
"To Mrs. John A. Williams, for sim
liar use. $500. suggest, but do not
stipulate, that this be used in Missis-
sippi.
"To Mrs. Hiram Johnson, for similar
use, $500. | suggest. but do not stipu-
late, that this be used in California.
For cabling and other expenses in
connection thereof, S82.83
Il wish to express my obligation to
Secretary Redfeld and his associates
for the promptness with which they