New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14


papers to Walter Clyde spauld.ne. an afflicted boy.
| at Hartland. VI
Mrs. r. +. Hudson. OF BROOKLYN sent In the cor
rect answer NJ. f. G.'s puzzle Her letter did
not arrive in time for publication with the first
answers. Every answer was correct
Uncle Dan the president Of the Evans T. g. s.
branch. Evans. Col. wishes to thank the following
persons for contributions to his society Emma F.
/ cragin z. c. Locke and s. 3. Locke Tracts were
sent by T G. w, and silk and worsted scraps were
sent without name These have all been distrib-
uted.
Has anybody doll patterns or pretty scraps that
will make doll cothes' Mary s. Tyler OF No $50
| Warburton-ave.. Yonkers. ~ Y. would be glad to
have them She also asks for pictures for her sis
! ters scrapbook that she is making for a Little
/ Mothers Christmas gift
NJ. A. Fuller writes the society asking II the
members cannot In way by individual OBJ
lection. help to prevent the erection OF the dan
serous high buildings" or. she asks. must some
owners and municipal authorities TO realizing
sense Of the danger Of these lofty structures?'
Ethalinda F. McGarrah. OF Monroe sent some
beautiful paper dolls. They have been forwarded
to little girl In Colorado She also remembered
Walter Clyde Spaulding. Ethanda Is only thirteen
years DID, but Is much interested In the society
work.
'Mizpah" has donated several beautiful poems
that are too long for publication. They have been
sent on mission Of sunshine to Invalid who Is
/ making a scrapbook.
Mrs F. l.. Drummond. Of Aiandaie, has been
busy lately in keeping Mrs e NJ Kmball Mrs
BuTdge. Miss Ellen Trip. Uncle Dan" and Miss
pakr IN extra Sabbath reading and Woman's Pages.
l. r. c., Of New-York has also furnished the
last lines about the old woman who always was
tired She thinks she possesses the original poem
ana gives the last two lines as:
Don't mourn for me now. don't for me
For I'm going to DO nothing for ever and ever"
rms entities l. r. c. 10 membership Please send
berkeley" OF Berkeley Cal. one Of The Trib-
unes Sunshine workers. writes that Miss Anna
sprasues contribution, published In The Tribune OF
should b; headed eyosd She ade ngf hs, + was
no, written by r. Buxton but by Henry Burton
ago II has four sianzas, the last lines being
For r The c0m bni duties Of the day
VIII Mrs. Charles T. Nissan. Of No 100 Madison
ave, please send her "Womans Work for Women
f frann a Of Nilsson Monthly Mrs George
some one else in her neighborhood Mrs. franklin
was one OF the first to become a Sunshine member
NJ P. Britt. OF Mamaroneck " Y has covered
about all points OF the compass with her Sunshine
reading matter. We hear Of her having dis
Tiouted religious reading to Miss Ellen Trip OF
sCAeieclddy, ana TWO story books 10 Walter Clyde
| Spauldng.
z. f Smell asks II any one can give her the name
OF the author Of the following poem-"You or r..
YOU OR l.
r-,., II We could know
Which OF Us. darling. would be first go,
d
And step alone upon the other side
II we could know!
e..,, II 4 were you.
| sshouId walk softly keeping death in yiew'
ShouG my love 10 you more Oft express?
or sAould srieye you, darling any less?
II X were you?
II II were 7.
Should improve the moments slipping by?
Should more closely follow Gods great plan?
Be filed with sweeter charity 10 man
II II were !?
r. we could know,
We cannot darling and It's better
should forget just as DO today,
Ard walk along the same old stumbling way.
II could know
would not know
Which OF us. darling will be frst to
Between the parting and the greeting song;
But when or where or how we're called 10 go
would not know.
n II Easton. Of Ocean Grove. y. J.. has copied
rock o.. Ages" Not Now" Behold Your
King" Trust" What o, That idle Moments"
How Easy T, Is" and III Should Die Tonight"
These nI plainly and neatly written. They Will
be sent TO different members.
r. NJ. r. Of No. 80 Norwood-ave.. Long Branch.
y J.. has sent silk pieces and Woman's Pages 10
Mas Anderson II " 3 Will send cancelled
stamps 70 any member who applies to her Tor them.
An "Old Subscriber" asks II anybody can give her
information n the following:
who wrote the epic poem on Lincoln 70 whom
daily paper was IL The New York Herald'O
paid g. t0O' Docs this refer TO The Requiem pub-
ilrhed a few days after Llncoln's death, commence
Ing:
Let IN. slow bell toll
The funeral knel