New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

original puzzle may interest some OF your readers:
In boxes five my riddle lies.
tNot too obscure II you are wise)
Each n value all its own:
Each one a WorId-wdc ZANE e,,, has known.
To govern Us and make US free.
The answer will be published on April 81
Some foreign stamps by Florence I. IVES,
have be-n forwarded 70 Jennie l.. Lewis and J. w
Murphy Others received from E. II. were sent
10 Miss A. Appleton.
Mrs p Roberts will send "Chamberss Journal"
70 any Sunshine member who would Ike H.
Pleasing reports come to the President-General
Of the sunshine scattered in many directions by
Mrs. !" Z. Ketrham
Accustom yoursel, to unreasona bleness and In
justice Abide in peace in the presence OF God.
who sees all evils more clearly nan YOU do, and
who permits them. Be content with doing WIN
and let all else Do 70 you as II II were not-tFenelon
Selected by " 5
Presldent-General OF ire 7. s. $: send puzzle
which I have never known TO be solved Perhaps
your many bright readers vii ind the solution
ana re ssgFa anxious Mrs MRs try JAYNE
To five and I'VE and twenty-five
The FIRST Of letters add.
II is thing taat pleased king
And made wise mad.
Can any one answer this?
Mrs Dorcas Anderson OF Lilly. Rockingham
County Va has been III ali winter. enduring eroat
pain Her life is cherries one but sunshine
m sns s ond o mfa
and all illustrated papers will be gladly received
6 r Stout ., v-Brunsvick. y. j.. kindly offers
70 furnish The Books Of the Bible II desired by
Sunshine members also the "Presidents Of the
T-ri cd States and Kings and Queens OF England.
Mrs NJ VI Painter is in sympathy with the war
spirit Of the day and contributes the following
selection
THE FLAG GOES BY.
Along the street there comes
a alare Of ouges ruffle Of drums.
4 fash Of color beneath the SKY;
Hats OF,
The has is passing by.
Blue and crimson and white IT shines,
over the steel tipped ordered lines
The colors before us fly:
But more than the flag Is passing by.
Sea asn; and dk sna ash grim ia sne s, srsa
Weary marches and sinking ships;
Cheers of victory on DYING lips
Days o., plenty and DAYS Of peace;
March Of strong lands swift increase;
s;atey honor and reverend awe.
Sign Of a Nation. great and strong
Pride and glory and honor. all.
Live In the colors TO stand or fall.
Hats of
Along the street there comes
4 hlare Of buges ruf1e of drums:
And loyal hearts are beating high;
Hats off
The flag is passing by
III n Bennett.
The pretty story of Polly Doodle" written by
Mrs Anna e Moore OF Nebraska. for some little
Sunshine girl. who is "shut-in.' has been FOR
warded to Mary Morgan. OF Mystic, Conn.
President General Of the T s s: Can T. 6
: member tell me in what paper or magazine can
find an article upon birds which written in the
first person telling the birds side Of the question
rs Wrongs and the wholesale destruction that IS
coing on in the world that women may decorate
their hats? II any tell where |
find this article and send me line direct. shall
be much obliged Truly yours. - -
West New Brish con. Staten Island.
President General OF the T. s 5: Silver and
gold have | none" that such I have
may be allowed az my dues for the presen, year
Truly YOURS. VI \. l..
Crochet especially one that runs diagonally will
she please send II to Miss Ella ". Antrim. White
Plains. y. Y?
Art thou weary tender heart?
Re Glad 81 palm:
In sorrow sweetest things will grow
As flowers In rain.
Cod watches and thou wilt have sun
When clouds their perfect work have done.
Sent bv Bertha Zoeller. Louisville. Ky.