New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
THE TWO GRAVES.

Meath tho oerarchjds trees:
June's coming seemed 10 wait
Their sweetness the breeze
Through snow-white heecy clouds above
The bright sun drfted slow:
or breaking forth, mis- radiance poured
on those still graves below
With gentle. reverend. mien the throrg
Some they laid their garands down.
You deemed that spring ard summer both
To deck our heroes messy beds ..,
With all their wealth of flowers
The woman stood with fearful eyes;
Her thoughts had flown away
To where these many years had lain
A youth who wore the gray
OF sunny southern skies and both
Loved as in years ago.
"Aunt Lima" said childish voice
W SGi nHsic Franz Fn 5Re as sr good and true
Yes, yes my child" in broken tones.
Each thought his cause was just and true.
And for 1t bravey died .,..,I
Gentle and brave. my brothers both.
As Chr soldiers they have casped their hands
But Who VIII :, sars .t for uncle. aPs grave
Ny dear this day a friendly hand will deck
His resting-piace for me-! l,,.f
"oh. dear Aunt Lima. there must be
me
Shall love its iowerets strew.
Wars angry music on the air.
Thank God. has died away:
We love our honored dead. and love
The who wore the gray
They passed from jreenwoods quiet shades.
Leaving their seepers there.
But ah those words OF love had breathed
Fresh sweetness on the air
Oh love and peace. your dovelike wings
Extend from shore ,rf to SHORE I'D sou,h
hearts for
-(sert by Mrs NJ. A. W.
President General Of the T. S s.: Your letter and
seeds were gratefully received. thank the Sun
shine members for scraps seeds bulbs and reading
matter Many have written me asking what kind
Of scraps | wished ! had thought to write 10 each
one. but owing to Illness In our family and my own
lack of strength find that cannot do So Please
saw 10 them through the Sunshine column that
wished cotton and such worsted scraps as are used
for crazy patchwork The 7. S. ). has been
source OF great happiness TO me- At our distance
from New-York we cannot take the daily nor even
the semi weekly Tribune" and the Sunshine col
umn is not printed in the weekly Can you not pre-
much. Hoping you will not think me presumns'
Fe Tecumnsseh, Neb' GRACE {. MAKINsON.
here is an opportunity for some members to
happily dispose of their papers after they have
finished with them.
legc-st.' Oberlin. Ohio. would greatly appreciate
having The Tribune regularly.
L. c. N.-Your plan for relieving distress is so
good and helpful the President General is much
pleased 10 present TO tho Sunshine members.
The mother and daughter of whom YOU write
already under tho care OF the Organized Charity
Society and their necessities are being attended 10.
But your letter however. will be forwarded 10 the
ono in authority about the matter. and she will
civ her n
daughter may be comfortably provided for By now
and II so. your excellent plan will be kept in view
for future operation. You arc indeed helpful
sure that the whole society will with her appre-
ciate the interest expressed by your husband.
Preside nj General of the T. s s.: nclose
recipe for fermented milk or "leben" which is
both palatablc and nourishing and can he digested
by the weakest and most delicate stomach. I send
IT, hoping It may benefit some sufferer Yours
truly. X w C.
LEBEN.
Hall a pint OF milk warmed to blood heat: in this
dissolve cake of compressed yeast Cor it's equiva-
lent in any other good kind: place In yeast
perature unoxposed TO light draueht OF air. sim
ply covered with paper: shake occasionally. In
twenty-four hours warm another half pint Of milk
In which put six tablespoonfus OF the former prep
aration; let this remain twenty-four hours. and
peat the process, doing this five times, when the
milk ia prepared daily by warming quart OF
milk TO blood heat and putting four or six table
spoonfuis Of the setting, In IT, adding pinch OF
sugar. 1t requires from twelve to eighteen hours TO
rlpen and Is thick like a custard Keep In a cool
place and shake beat well before drinking. Six
tabespoonfus OF the milk to-day furnishes the
ting for tomorrow Glass cans are the most con-
venient to use, and should be kept clean and sweet
*. w. c.
Miss K W C.-Your recipe Is valuab BILE. and the
President-ieneral thanks you for sending II. A r.
5 pin has been mailed TO you. and your name
Is on the rollbook.