New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

Giles sent by l.. W was a blue bag made with a
drawing This is the first bag that has been
General for bags to be sent to the SUNSHINE otice
These Sunshine bags will be used to put the e, SUI,
Mothers" at Christmas tme
A boxful Of Christmas cards was contributed by
G. s. L., OF w-Brghton. Staten Island.
The Tribune Sunshine Society Is indebted 70
G. F. Putnam's Sons for the following Information:
The II We Could Bu, Know . WAS b puSWs eoSs
G. + H' Putnam's Sons sons in Novsinber. 1894.
John Culver Of Prospect HILL Brooklyn sent to
the society large bundle Of books for children
There among them THE Beginners Reader
Little S".urs strass rh ,I Prncel s,o Sn the of
lnsGc, LIE and Pets and Companions He s sen,
T H the bOGk the GSTq s Mrs. Kate cue
Mage and hope 10 send others from time 10 tiW''
to be disposed of rs you shall see ft
TWENTY DOLLARS FOR SUNSHINE.
Mrs NJ s Munsili OF Hartford Conn. has con-
tributed to the Sunshine Society in a way which
will be the means OF remembering something over
n hundred invalids NJ Christmas time. She sen, n
fgnn tGF pa Ha Vonchers Showing how h
money i utilized Will be sent to Mrs Munslli n
the check s In she says r
1cd i "A Messenger Of Cove and was made by
ono OF the T. s s. members Josephine Harrison.
'Y" or ~" the initial s not distinct. sent a
packing. containing many lovely articles. Among
the most novel two books entitled Heart
Ease" which contained pretty verse written on
the first page and on the second page were
done that at the lowers looked as II they had been
painted the leaf Some OF the other articles In
S@s and Of
Brandenburs lace.
a large package containing many toys for little
ones has been sent 10 the society BY Mrs. Hudson
There are three dolls-Baby Bess. without
name. and Brownie. called Jolly 0ld Jack"
stockings. handkerchiefs. etc.
VII the members kindly pu. their names in
erai places their contributions, that there
he no possibility OF their not being identified
Mary H. Nissan sends the following contribution
sladienod many Hear, since whittier MS; pennci
H. and want II TO 40 on singing It's inspiration
20 other hearts and lives"
II there be some weaker one.
II binder soul there be-
Let guide him nearer Thee.
Make my mortal dreams come true
with the work fan would do.
olothe with NE the weak Intent,
Wv '''' '''''' u G. whittier
BURIED CITIES" PUZZLE
following remarks: Il send , list called Buried
cities The name OF the city * buried In the sen-
tencc For example. take the sentence May o:
Kate Will co. and find buried In 1t the town Of
York These four letters must he found In sn--
cossion The y II the las; letter IN May. contnuc
with the or. and BY taking the first letter In Kate
one has the complete word York"
BURIED CITIES
l. !. is not easy to remember lines OF poetry
> one need. salt on meat Or on tomatoes.
The rascal stole new overcoat.
Starr We gaily FOR the feast all on donkeys from
; When taking in the country OF Shndi nap;
i!s.'-thrcad gloves are what you need
s Either must the arm be sincwy or knee-)oint
: tn trees hang hail and snow-coyered branches
) Fair ailments siomachc good laugh is the
? Who ever has played "a good Fat hen" should
ind this city.
10 I'ncc jeremiah rode in a hanson hail hour.
T.. When IN t'ica on the river
r. You may eat scrambled eggs or omelet
g. He walks with a calm and dgnihed air;
~ L * fac, that Plato led others 10 embrace his
Is YOU have heard OF the mad ride OF Paul Revere
T. In hottest August inertia seizss US ~
i Although constant | no pledge OF fathfuness
r. Don't worry me. Douglas; so walk In the
20 We payed blind mans buzz a long time last
q. To bargain sale men never go ,,.o. ..
- with glitter and pomp aristocracy takes It's
q In" secret panel miraculously opens. showing
"a The schoo!boy whistles merrily on Saturday
g. Air tho oratorio. Jane. rode home in cab
% After ro,dng OF Soo sI,rysrs sr' 'eeNns OF
q There Is not time to take nap lest you miss
the train. ~ ,u,,, ,vork !, T., ..
% Ills promise verbal is bond enough for any
20 Hear sobbns Ham tonight weeping for little
~ ~ Once under the matrimonial ban you cannot
30 Though the artisan die good work Will never
81 So. that Indian from Dakota comatose from
'o When he asks FOR bread will you give stone?
Is After being In that oven Ice cream Is refresh
g. a man enjoys laying the stove zinc level and
s. The religion OF the Hndoo Luther carefully IN
AZ When bathing In the surf vivien narrowly
escaped drowning.
a. 4 spark from his pipe kndled confagraaon
80 when certify the fact Is unGues'iion r,n ho,r
a. NY burden verify Is grea,er than can Dear
Tho ,nsw.rs will be published next Wednesday,
All communications should be sent in by Monday.
AZ H.-Your contribution Thou knowest
Rest" has been 'pas.e ed on. SEND your ruiz name
and address for enrolment
VIII Mrs sydney NJ Evans please send her adj
drees IN the President General? Miss {. o. Ross
of No. &c IIill-st. Newark ~ D. VIII sehu Inc
sunday Tribune Mrs Evans as soon as her ad-
d,,ss can be learned Miss Ross will also send me
Only Wonan's Pare (back numbers, 70 any one
who would IKE to No. Sove lss sn yam Battle
Creek Mich.
Mrs NJ Y Totten notifies the President-Generai
that Roger Lockwood Totten has mailed to Walter
Clyde Spaulding a small booh' Ai's. i'''" "
sends the following pleasant suggestion:
"Does ovcrv one know easy way to keep three
,-'''r - Communication? write two letters on
= certain day every week, nclosns In each letter
~eceiyed during that week fr,m the o'her so each
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