The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-26
Che International
Sunshine Society

The Globe is the official organ in
Minnesota for the International Sunshine
society, Mrs. Theodore Haynes, Hotel
Berkley, Minneapolis, is state president;
Miss Lillian M. Ellis, 1918 st. Anthony
avenue st. Paul, is state organizer.
eff we could see beyond today
AS God can see;
If all the clouds should roll away,
The shadows flee,
Ger present griefs We would not fret,
Each sorrow we would soon forget,
For many joys are waiting yet
For you and me-
April! The singing month Many
voices of many birds call for resurrection
over the graves of flowers. and they come
forth. Go, see what they have lost. What
them? How did they fall unto the earth,
stripped and bare! How do they come
forth, opening and glorified! The Hand
that governs in April governed in January.
You have not lost what God has only hid
den.-Henry Ward Beecher.
Books and good reading matter of any
kind sent to Fort Meyer, Va, in care OF
Sergeant Henry Krum. would be much ap-
preciated by the soldiers there, especially
in the hospital.
When person is down in the world
an ounce of help is better than pound
of preaching.-Bulwer.
Fred c. Schenck.. GriswoIdville. Mass,
who has been patient shut-in since 1885,
has written a number of poems on differ
ent subjects, which he has published in
n small paper edition and dedicated to
The Dear Lord Jesus and to His Dear
Shut-ins." The price, % cents, places this
little volume within the reach of all, and
il would be a comfort to many a weary
sufferer could it find its way to them.
NEVER SAY DIE.
A daisy blithe in the meadow,
A simple daisy am l.
Yet I've a family motto: .tHt
Ills Never, never say die!'' -.
The farmer never will love me- ~
I'm whiteweed under his eye
No use for cows or for horses;
Still l Never, never say die!"
For children linger to pluck me;
NJ, TO mai ma, never I lie;
They find my petals prophetic,
So must Never say die"
The Sunshine colors I'm wearing
The white, and yelow-that's why,
So long as good cheers worth having,
III Never, never say diei''
Cynthia Westover Alden.
Mrs. George Thomas Brown, of Verano.
Patrick Co, Va, would be grateful for
patchwork pieces and occasional letters of
good cheer" There are many little ones
living near her who need clothing.
To murmur and complain is very weak
tIllllS anu - IL IldDlI 10 De SIIeQQOQSlY
avoided. When blue or detected or de-
pressed get relief by going out into the
sunshine and trying to make others happy,
and IN so doing you forget self.
ut was only helping hand
And it seemed of little aVaiing,
But its clasp was warm,
And 1t saved from harm
A brother whose strength was failing"
It is requested that every Sunshine
member. or friend who is at all interested
IN the welfare of the Sunshine Home at
Hot Springs. viii send a dollar or more
10 the president, Miss Mary P: Gaines,
~ Park avenue, Hot Springs, Ark There
IS not state in the union that does not
send its sick and suffering to Hot Springs,
and this Rest Home, while under the i'm
mediate supervision of the Hot Springs
branch, is really national affair.
It is a great misfortune to have fretful
disposition. 1t takes the fragrance of
ones life, and leaves only weeds where a
cheerful disposition would cause flowers
to bloom. The habit of fretting is one
that grows rapidly unless it be Sternly re-
pressed; and the best way to overcome
1t Is to try always to look on the cheerful
side of things.
What and how great the virtue and the
art
TO live on little with cheerful heart!
Pope.