New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
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Sky ali white WiE ---eaEs o blue,
Sunshine softly r amin,
= amt no wuk hits right - do
bsshia's night but dreanin'-
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MONEY RECEIVED

Paul Laurence Dunbar.
MONEY RECEIVED
ATS G member who dos not wish hey name
r1hisied has sent 80 TO b. used FOR needy work
kg women a- -r. = & & Eleation Rest Home;
a p g for The outing fund with the "-z-'
cat Il co2ld be multiplied ~ ~ MS - .
smith. = for a Alassacausel1s snu,-i-t =
Fden6s" 80 cents for August dues A { d. 81
-3 Mrs c, 60
NEXT WEEKS OUTINGS
carload Of boys VIII be sent on troiey o%utlii5 %
Ezt week. and the following day tI4e i4esio ,..
zen under the care Of Mrs jerome. pIt3lIt pI, a.. -
hs Ever Ready branch WIZ have their annual os
sunshine al Fort George. Immediately loi4oF
sg there WI he the outings for me reat o41
tDle." the nursery children and East 64oe teilS
ftut house people In Avenue 4 brancn- -,
he inmates Of the Home for the destitute I5Ii's
Amsterdam avenue Will be sadly olsappolnted Il
Ry &c not have their trolley ride as Il IS one oA
ss haUpiest days Of their lie. A car must pe
artered to take them, and near the end OF te I-0
KY FIJI b. treated TG ice cream seIftu al e'i'
e2as. that they viii not have to leave the car
APPEALS FOR HER ''sHUT-IN5-
member ~ yoakcrs writes: II wish TO ask Il
Non TIE emergency fund or in any Veg you can
ssEst one % my poor 'shut-irs' whom you nave
o,ee before helped She is a cripple from hip DIS
ssSe and earns what she can by selling arlcIes l
sacy work She has been ILL., and the reiatFe MNo
save her z home has been Obliged 10 MAKE
easnge which breaks up the home a nome for lIe
sumner offered 10 this cripple by irlend IN
saef-le. X C.. and a charitable woman pa'o ~
seFeAlng expenses there No doubt tHe coo-et
eaEs'e viii benefit her hut. as ii is only visit
l..z
~ VII Be obliged 10 return 10 fioIlda anu -, -
- - money 70 90 unless ;t is gwen 10 heI- &c
1eont required IS SIS. II would he spIeloId Il 'o
aoie amount could be secured. but Whatever -
- Ell be most gratefully received Dy bl!S go
,O-aa would also ask as a favor l--or -
.~Slo1al novel be sent TO Miss LIZA II ~ Ci'-.
* 1 Sl Putnam Conn. She has been lor ma -
.sE stE almost helpless from rheumatism anu il
- clveIz.c1 IL reading, which. Of course d pc
e Y her condition can get only as IL Is siN
IS az Intelligent woman. and likes redoIiIs u, "a
he S---'Nc+S e-i'-e'-7
THANKS FOR HELP
...e President q 30. Il branch is deeply 80,
ne helpful assistance for she poor w, woil ,ar
80 fever. Without the money from ule .. ehIi
- fund she would have been destitute oi Ia-
t---ortS and the children would often nav -
/. ,sig An Alabama widow In poor heaIIn
10Y cheered by her gift from the tuild t-! ~
49, 60 much unexpected cheer 10 tie 80 ..
So New Hampshire member mas ~ peeh %. -
&c IN way most conducive to her cornIoiL , s
.l,h help she IS truly grateful n --o.+ ?
,-t-lh writes: Il must thank you ioT q So.
~ sunshine that came 10 me IN n tiiie Ca -
k,'s i ls wonderfully strange no" 'o14,' 20. .,
dr. when there Is darkness in the h"lilt' na.
49, sends helpful ray in times OF giedt -. i
hsr 1I that Is SO ia my case. and only o'oo hn''
grateful am fer this cheer
a, WHO WILL TAKE A BOY?
b A.. a The wife OF a minister. says: Il am d'ep ~
h.0s'es1so IN nice big boy of ten or eleNt"
~ % @io. The doctor says. must 90 20 fhe CON-,
aees .'e Is 10 1--we lie has no disease, Dut "a IiA
eS-sa, cnasige and fresh air. The parents are ie
b A. but poor. and the boy has been tausn.
7ewerk- The mother has lost n'o S''1