New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24
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President General OF T S. s.; was once IN
physical captivity fifteen yearsCand at times since
| have been imprisoned: but cannot feel shut in
while have the following Understanding
UNDERSTANDING.
| I'm glad as a bird on the wing all the day;
| l always sing IT, so sweet is the lay. a
| How all things working toget her for good
| II l do not love God am sure that should
| To learn this symphonic cost many sigh
The score eccentric. the Keynote was hign'
But every attempt worked together for good
This sum of past efforts. though seeming 50 great
| Has wrought out glory exceeding In weight
For love the motif. accenting my good
| II do not love God l sure that should.
Each moment make now as Faith doth propose;
| Rlest tactic! thus marking the time for my good
If do not love God am sure that should
| The phrases I carol to honor His name
In circling cadenzas are spreading MS IS iam anne
! If do not love God am sure that should.
Each day Is a festival dear TO my soul.
In which the Great Master Himself bears role:
II do not love God am sure that should
With His song in my heart sleep ana rise
To live in this world seems so grand in my eyes
That all its events work together for good
If do not love God ! am sure that should.
Thus Time. Space and Action do sweetly accord.
Forever expressing the will of the Lord;
He ma taught It to me. and understood
Henceforth all things shall WORK together ior good
New-York City. Feb. % 1927
Presdent-General Of T S S: copy OF the In
closed poem has been sent 10 the writer. bringing
with Il love and sunshine The who has re-
ceived would fam give some return and asks you
TO make NJ T. b. the sender Of the little valentine.
q member Of the Sunshine Club. The verses are as
follows:
cannot write a measure
And I cannot write a rhyme
But I've found the greatest treasure
That's been found at any time
Yet fain would make II
Make 1t surer that us mine;
SO coy Cupid sends this arrow
To my own sweet valentine. - =,
New-York February Is. 1897.
VIII NJ Z. y. as we'll as c. A II. II. s. please send
10 the Sunshine Society the full name and address
for the Sunshine Roll Book. in order that the cluo
pin rney bc forwarded to them when II Is READY 10
be mailed?
President Genera, OF r. S. s: VIII you please tell
mo the object of the Sunshine Society the intia-
ton fee and the rules Of the society?
ANNE TUCHERMAN.
No 40 Beacon-st.. Boston.
The rules and regulations Of the club were pub
usbod in full in The Tribune OF February q. 1891.
page .
uros,7ent- General Of T. s S: Having been n
o,,ii,,aIid for three or four years. and much OF
tho time shut in" have been interested In your
SUNSHINE Society and should be glad TO be mem
hor The suggestion | have to offer Is not very
,.,r,,a1 aud I fear it will not be admitted as a
membership fee Ito hr,,b. "a, and have
had from time 10 time some yer! inte sne mat
~ nv own II IS not strange. therefore, ha' -
should he Interested in anecdotes WIN resdIu 40
,haee bousehold pets, and notice such III my Ieau
DO I, occurred 10 M when ! was not able 10 90
,n'7ch elsa that | would clip from daily ana "ren
l.. ,anere or any available source such ahecuo'cs
a,d orange them In scrapboOk by themseiNeS
I have now a really very lhttfestIns poon, 80
onens with long extract from ABhes neppi' ,,os
tsov On her cat Aggrippiner. followed by STORES
eSSnS ~, On belonging 70 Charles Dickens and other
noted men II tells OF many OF these same anlinhIS
,rbo are slIDDorted by the United STATES SoNein-
,nnnt in the Government buildings AT w asihs ton
10 rrotect mail matter. etc. from tit urP' r. .
,fope ~ rats There many, many cur iouH -
,os NJ the intelligence Of cats. IL one ala hot caIs
much for these domestic pets, anecdotes OF uoss "a
horses could be Cleaned or stories oI ., -
,beir curious habits. and really httIac,i,se VIZ
,rne can in this way be complied very 'ruIs' ID
Note-The fee" sent in by E e. h. Is most
dauch,fl one and the President General hopes 10
.,o,,.o more ideas from this new member. me
rinh min will be forwarded TO the address III
,tsbed i'm the letter that accompanied the Zee
prosident- General OF T. S. S: Mary Nelson's au-
,ross an,eared in The Tribune OF January - as
c,,o,ton-s, near Hope. Providence. r. L. ard IL
ho,,ld have been Sheldon-st near Hope Mary Is
Lame and a great sufferer. She would welcothe my
kind of books or papers