New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-06

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dad with things as they are-glad they no worse"
Extracts, by The Librarian in the Boston Transcript from
Snvdooe the Happy Book by the author of Smkyana the
Smile Book and Mushie- Mushie. the Merry Book ~
s,ppv old grandmother down to breakfast that morning
With gloomy expression Confined to her bed as she had oeen LOT
years with chronic rheumatism she had at last been cured
I seemed on the high her former strength and activity but
arose from bed on that morning had carelessy stepped on
ad p which Sappy left sticking in the floor and now
Inc old lady could hardly hobble
5,. sapp" said her daughter sappys Aunt Jane
Was TOO bad Of you spike the floor where mother
could step on Vow she will be crippled for life
what is that Aun trd Sappy in her ceaest tones
Is she danced Through open door, with wreath OF buecups
nd ry flowers golden hair sappy simply adOred flowers
what is that. Oh frown' Yes did!
y d. that Happy place, know Everything Is all
ymd gladness Mustn't be hOrrid pessimst"
guess you'd pessms if ninety-seyen and had
sd your instep replied the old LADY IN complain
ing already she had begun to smile at Sappy Inc ue
girls gadness infectious! . IL.
"Ah no. sappy Gust think how much worse mign
Why suppose had been harpoon or SnSIN " "
trap Did you think of that?
that's true!" calculated her grandmother a nSipO
of course sappy tossing her grandmother g
sewer with Of her sweetest smiles You really oug' 10 ~
pleasure railroad spike feel almost ike singing
Where have you BEEN Sappy asked her Aunt Jane her eyes fol-
'ng with pleasure Sappy light movements as the el peu
he
oh out in the glad said sappy. picking siyhOwer
nd nonweds duenberres and cawleyho"erS see mere
,sEleyAover."
light and exquisite gesture into he
r,ndmothers cup
ppkns and throse it hrostle! 1t came ana
and Kissed That was how knew IL
Ssppy wild things Of wood and hed ana they
od Why neghbor blygats would all run at oppy
fast that would climb the fence to see If they could OO" n
sa they did
And then went to call on Mrs Dumbstone"
poor husband and two sons are going to
hanged for murder next asked her grandmother,
Yes said Aunt Jane land the landlord Is gong 70 Ior |
r Turn her out father has got mysterious disease
al shams herself has got the oothache 50 oao Sn
That's the one said ae sappy, throwing back her
v hair which upset the cohee pot IN n
rsndmohers lap and scaded old lady a good deal
Now grandma euted sappy smilel Remember smile Re
s'rber professional optmists in this BOOK 90 %
Yes she continued, 81 went in TO carry Mrs Dunoohe sS
ss you know had been crying! Fancy! Oy
80 this glad sunshine and flowers and happiness pu
sstsd her reminded her hundred ago they woudh
ave hanged sonsthey would have boiled nen IN
She ehsered Up Immediately told her not to mind all
rest Of her little troubtha was happy and merry ana 'na'
'r.d unshine wherever went"
@shs all right when you left inquired Aunt Jane
va, A. n. niano singing YipIaddy Lay. ay!' returned
' bending give kiss and accidentally putting
'" nat lsdys right eye with Of her hairpins
Now Aune register OPTIMISM" squealed Sappy Delighted "
~ chance 20 spread her doctrine Of cheerfulness.
Aunt Jane up laughing merry at Ssppys
81 hsakss,
'N''h" said sappy. 81 want anything else"
Perfect Service is the title 70 Old Louis Fanchers Frcsone
~ MISUNDERSTANDING in the current Satevepo Perhaps
right TO dssembe your love for awntenns' LOUIS Out
~ O the young woman-who, obviously IS supposed 70 u"
'"s prfectly-serye from the net?
secretary Lane The Towers cabinet favorite even II the
yae Issued by the Department Of the Interior shows pc
Lao Rock the God whom the Indians neie'e
'm the Lakes Mighty Depths"
me common people dying for George ACE says
doubtful whether folks who crowd the middle cars IN 'e
~ rather than walk 10 seats in the going 10 mp
"Sss The sacrifice
hs begun 70 think that, after ALL such thing
~hshne 1--we
~. then thought Of the who went TO see Yesterday
7 y Zane 7. T. A.