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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-02
ART N.

This act of ;uccrnnrntion may he aNnn}!
ed OF this corporation dissolved at = GER
cral mcetinm "a led for that nu:pOSc ha|a
at the Office Of the COmnonv aftor thirty
DAYS notice advertised in onn f IL" nnws-
ranerS published in the town Of S. Fr2n-
els, lille the assent of three fonrt|S of r."
stocl; present or represented st sN"h
meeting beinw necessary FOR that nnrnose.
ART X.
Whenever this cornnration is dissolved
either Ivy expiration Of i's charter or its
earlier dissolution as herein rrcvihpl. its
affairs shall I've liGnidatel by two com
missioncrs to be appointed from among,
the stockholders at general meeting Of
the Stockholders convened after thirty
DAYS prornotce shall have l,een given ~
advertisement in one of the newspapers
pnbli>hrd in .he town Of ST. Francisvilln
and by majority vote Of The stock "enr.
scented at such meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
THE PIurE INDIANS.

Sutherland Springs. TeAas.--Dear Hapham-
mer: here COMES a stranger 70 JON your
happy band OF voys ana giils wili ten tae
Haps ABOUT the riuue iFuians OF Nesaaa.
There are between WV and ovJO Indians IN
Nevada, consisting OF Snosnones ana FLUTES:
Tue former occupy the Eastern aud CenLial
parts vi the state and the iatter lhe western.
me flutes aie branch OF the SAosnone
trioe ara forh.erly botn were governed BY ons
great chief. Inc FLUTES are not hostile 20 the
WHITES, although Ia unisa past taere have
been ierce battles between them. the .as-
one taxing place at Pyralnid LAKE. Inc Piltss
were formerly villa. Sta ons. brave pesnie.
80 famous as travellers tLat II Is Deli wed Icy
Gradually came from fsrI. while tAsy NV
idle about the outskirts OF white seetie me IT'S.
The uauie Fiute MAS dsfisea from thail set
tIeueuts near the lakes OF the sierra Seya-
das and is properly fah-Ute or Water-ute.
In the larger towns along the east RI slope
Of the Sierias the Flutes are mort thai. half
CIVILIZED. aud as far as possible initiate che
fashions OF the whites In dress, toe wonisn
W. airing SNOWY cotton gowns anu ths nsa
shllts, trousers ana has.
The wigSams are st few yarus apart. aud
resemble dilapilated circular tents, As !
81, anger approaches he goes forward TO meet
hin, with the usual How" waicn IL tbs
inaian ABR. yiation OF How do You dos"
will stop my crat and step out. am your
friend. Hi'ina 'oAss'
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THE CLUB.


:. gappyhammers are the young people
N. .hIldren, who read the Youths Depart
~ !, The Houston Post There are no fees
...,.es Of any kind connected with the
INV uov. and girls who read The Post may
.,olled IS active members BY sending
- ssc and address.
= the object Of all Happyhammers TO
..umer happiness when and wherever possi-
~ HENCE the club name and motto. The
4. sorer is the violet. the club tree the live
!, md tho club pet is the hooking bird. all
4 chosen by the members themselves. Tho
s,,,,,, dog of the Happyhammers II tho
s"sa collie, or shepherd.
Nv club colors are rose aud gray. These
- are intended to be worn with or without
4. ',uh button or pin. They are made into q
90 by pinning or sewing together two
.'s.s 81 narrow ribbon, one OF rose pink and
I, otber OF light gray.
Z \. rlub button is made Of celluloid. Tho
ana IA white, with the words Houston
xii ii. Club thereon IN violet color. The
~ aover is engra we'd In the center and Ia OF
~, eolor. The letter III" Is In large type
I Z. ss,b side of the violet. 1t Will be sent to
=, Hsppyhemmer upon the receipt of cents.
< srd sriIg button address your letters TO
n Happynammer, care The Post Houston.
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a HAppYHAMMER DREAM.

Eiilnger. Texas.-Dear HaphaDmer; Guess
what ] dreamed just couple OF nights ago
II was very beautiful as well as an infer-
esiing dream. After considering IL carefully
| was convinced that II would be a nice SUB
ject TO write 10 the Hans about have dream
ed before. but have never had such pleasant
one as this
ore bright and pleasant autumnal day. az
was lazly perambuIating after the pillow. !
was thinking about the Happyhammcrs and
tinr In how pretty 1t would be To see all
these bright and intelligent faces. ard thought,
4. they would ell he standing on the patch
wse just Then blowing what n large crowd
OF merry. merry boys and girls II would he.
AysiI | thought about Happyhammer re-
union. and how nice II would bs 20 ate d
ore Well the warm sun now began bto
my sunburned chceks and ! glanced IN .rs-
oLzntiy 10 see whether could accomplish my
job or not. The sun was sinking slowly. and
ibis gave me new courage. 80 picked up
ktlek or shrub with which 70 make hat team
OF rnIns hurry. Il was quite difficult task
10 get ready that evening. but thought Il
must be done In order 10 do some other jos
dIisine / found Il quite dark and tie WORK
was done. ] put the pIow on tho sled and
hilrLed the horses to Il and mounted 1t for
home II was good distance from the acd
1, our house. and OF course ] trottsd those
hcrses most OF the way. yet II took some time
thinking about The Hsppyhammes reunion and
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me best way to be happy yourself is =,
MAKE some one else happy. kind WI A,
or a good deed is Its own reward. There
is no happiness In selfshness. True Inn.
piness Is In doing good to others. and TIN,
rs why the members OF this club a,
pledged TO hammer happiness when and
Wherever possible. II we all cnaea,or 1,
make Others happy ON Christmas day we
VIII make ourselves happy. Try it this
Christmas day. II you have not alre1dy
done so
Some one has said tina. the most lasting
happiness Is that which comes from tn
knowledge o. having made others happy.
II all mankind could learn that lesson on
christmas morn and resolve to praciice
H. not one dag in the year, bit all the
Gays OF the year. what a different world It
would be. How mulch more there woui5
be to live for. How swiftly hatrei would
vanish. What music there would be-in the
lives OF men. Let this Dand OF Asp w.
hammers continue 10 uphold the cIuD' ;
motto. With 1000 boys and girls strlv .ng
10 hammer happiness IN the world what
JOY there ought TO be in many fam. lies
every day IN the year.
A merry Carislinas and a happy New
Year to you all.
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HER GRANDPARENTS

Alto. Texas.--Dear Haphammer: VIII you
admit a little girl. Z years old, Into your
baupv band? My father takes The Post and
like to read the Hap letters very inuch. |
NJ, grandfather and grandmother Latham live
with us, They are getting very old. write
mother as best can. Grandpa and Grandma
Waters 1.-Two three miles In the country.
10 and stay with them sometimes, ] like 70
sta, up there and go horseback riding vita
Aunt Neiia Kay, She Is only 10 years old
nir going to school Aunt Nelln Kay 10 my
OBSTINATE. Miss Emma Nusgtoye H. my
teacher end ] Ike her very much. ] ana IN
the ieui III grade and have five studies. have
Que brother and sister. Brother is spending
tn. day with his cousin, Charley Alien.
know they viii have nice time playing to
Gay. We are having some very cold weather.
The SLOW Is about two inches deep. Loyin6iy
Mamie Latham.
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sLEEP-WAI.KING.
something About This Queer ana
Dangerous Habit.
Youths Companlon.

Youths Companion.
Sleep walking, or snmnamhulism Il
nf1lbor go common nor so entertain ng a
habit az readers OF a CO tain kind OF stories
might be induced TO believe 1t ie. aa n
little reflec.lon Will convince US, habit.
or we NIGH even say a malay, which cx-
poses It's victims 20 Ere1t peril.
The somnamhuilBt Is In condition very
similar 10 that OF hypuoiIzel OF tne5nci
lzed person. The action of the mInd ia
faculty Is almost compl tely IN abeya1 O.
AID everything tha 80 son doss Ia purely
automatic and performed unier the in
ilucnce of single idea.
But he very fact thai the mind. crippled
as us POWERS are, acts solely in one III &C.
on and is moi distract d by exte nal I'M
preeslons, makes the persons actions more
certmn than they would be IN n waking
state. Thus q somnambulist may walk
along the edge OF n roof with perfect stead
iness. while. II awake. he would Ger ainiy
turn dizzy and fall. so. too. in a totally
dark room, the sleep walker win often
move about without stumbling against
chairs or tables. or VIII seat himself at n
desk or stand holding many objects without
upsetting one
Although We do not know with certainty
the condition OF the balm Ia somnambu-
lish, observation has taught us TO recog-
D!ze many OF The causes that induce H.
ure. These causes may pc mental, such
as worry brcoling ovsT one idea. and hnd
study. especially Int at nigbt, or phys-
cal. such as late suppers insufficient OK
ercIse. and sleeping wiin the hend TOO
low
Moxt sleep, walkers are either OF n nerv-
Gus constitution. or have received some
severe shock, great grief or immoierate
10y. which has temporarily digtngb their
nervous equilibrium. The young or both
sexes arc most subject 70 sleep walking
and when the habit Is formed In youth II
Is usually ontgrown In a few years.
The confirmed sornambuiIsi should
avoid all the montal and physical caiaes
above mentioned. TN bedc'o hing shoIld
be Hight. the sleep.ng-foom OF gooi eye
and we'll ventilated Much time should DO
passed In the oren air. and o,er-apolica-
,icn 20 stujiss must be carefully nvosiei.
In obstinate cases the patient should not
be LEFT alone at nisht. and doors and win
dowe should be securely fastened. II he Is
discovered out OF bed he Should be gen iy
guided back. and should not be awakened
until once more lying down.
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TO FLORENCE.

~ The Port
W Ference, the years haven't taught mo
though they've left me some scars old Time
II. can't efface.
'nns would outstreteh, and my heart give
q spring.
ana receive you, and love you. Ard give you
!. your place
ld ,|ss In my life. in my thoughts. by my
~. long agone,
'sa your signs to my whispers SO sadly re-
ana The bright light OF love In your bonny
eyes shone.
~ ,cur cheeks! How they dimpled! How
"'s your luscious lips pouted inviting my
~ ny heart beat responsive, old sweetheart.
'i KILLS.. lIte' love and youth conferred all the
so , sSas youchsafe mortais on this mundane
w y we're e.. mine, I was yours; from the hearts
a "a something uniting and drawing us
s ,oss which. rejected. may meier come
y, deny II; 80 'e'' w no' a'u'' wv
IL. Years; "''o'' 'A' N'N
s sG1nf Tue, may make mock. but your heart
Ia IL h son like ours dissolyes not in tears.
t %sn you In bonds which no power can
blk M y wished. could not rupture the tie
= forever: " e'eh al tnrousn me au'
IA, our Sa, lie is but transient, our love
,,s'svl,snre. dear sweetheart, do my wild
pufts,s,nes wound yon?
!. rfs sy.. cast me out; do not mind mo,
!. su Sward' But yet. mid tn. things that
Z iode,9 one Of them all takes my old place
Dsss p,rklingY A' ''sn' IN your oonny s'''
Who's step make your pulse and your
4, il n sagrfnssh the years which between US
'0u are mine. dear. now and forever.
II AZ. Lewis.
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Number OF Happyhammers. ;.
SOME SHORT LETTERS.

SOME SHORT LETTERS.
and she thinks 10. too. Nellie especially likes
the Happyhammer letters.
Laura Kay iof Comanche says she can pick
20O pounds OF cotton In day.
Willis S. hinds OF Yoakum says he has a
bulldog OF banana color NAMED buiger.
Frank Hensiu Of Lyons is welcomed as q
Happy hammer. frank is ~ years Old.
Nellie Diepel of Longview says her papa
thinhs The Post is the best papeS ia Texas.
Carroll SUNDAY ana Clifton Evans OF NopL.
De Nix eouAty, are adoea 10 the list oil HAP
pyhamIners.
Leila Ladders OF Tracy Is welcomed as n
Happyhainler this week. Leila lives tea miles
from hochUae,
Willie +. Gupton OF Columbia says her
teacher is Miss marion Panum aad sue likes
her very much.
Nettie Jansen of Smithville has been en-
roileu as al acdve member OF the Clue. Sac
is II years old.
Matte Stewart. new member. who lives
at Retreat. reAas. must use pen aud lax wnen
she writes again.
Matte Sue barton OF Cayuga says she has
baby brother named Culberson. aitar the
governor OF leAas.
Edna Stewart of Farrsyile is going to
school to a.iss Alice AicAipin. She loves her
teacher very much.
Mildred L. Mcclellan of Coleman wrote her
first letter 10 the cluo this Week. Millred Was
IL years OLD on December 10.
De,la Sanders. MaIy Atmlr and Willie EY
ans are three Groyeton Haps. who wrote
snort i-ster together this week.
Jane II. Dozier, VINO lives near Brookshire.
in the southern end OF Waller county. Is a4aed
TO the list OF Happy hammers.
Minnie l.. Dyer OF Goodnight is one of the
new Haps. She reads tue laps letters every
week and likes them very much.
Charlie and Maggie Lindley Of Sherwood
have been enTolLen as happynamme!s. Mag
gle is 10 and Charlie 10 years old.
Lula Sanders and Edna Frazier. two new
Christmas and happy New Year.
JOnn II. Coney OF Sealy lives on a melon
farm. de promises to write tbs club lester
ABOUT life on this Kind OF farm.
Bloohe and Ara Walker IRE two new mem
beers who write from Bismark. Texas. Tney
walk two miles and NAH to scnool every
day.
blanche Schott of Orange says she spsnt
part OF last summer at little place Called
l1ign island ano had a nice tine nsntns and
bathing.
Oscar e. Newherg of Crosby sent a poem
for this page, enliued. Leave S.aiAi-ss
Record" Inc HapAammer - sorry II Gould
not be printed.
Nettie Daughtrey of Jacksonville says she
rides uorseu.oh " school and mas nice tine.
mary IA. smith OF AIT bianc Is on ol t-ie
new aappyhaniniers. She iiaes " read the
letters.
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HE EARNED ms MEDAL.
Heroic Act Of StoIser on Brtush
WRrship.

Heroic Act Of n stoIser on = british
WRrship.
Toward the end of the year 1897 tAs
British torpedo boat Thrasher. with lie
mates, Lynx and Supf!sh, left st. Ives on
a passage to Falmouth. On the way the
Thrasher grounded on point, causing &C.
rious Injury 10 the boilers and Inc burst
Ing Of the man iced pipe.
The burst pipe Instantly FILLED the
siokthold With sealdiDg steam. In II were
pwo suckers. Ed Lynch and James
Paul. All the rest OF the boats company
were landed on the ROCKS. but the doubling
up o. the deck had prevented the egress OF
the saokers by the starb2ard hatch Suy.
There WIS stiii a port hatchwIy,. waith
was partially closed. and towsrd this The
two me, made the.r way. Lynch In IN,
lead. Directly under the hathaway. ana
dlscnarglng through It. was the break 10
the steanpipe.. Lynch rushed through y
safely. and turned 10 beip his mate Paul:
But an instant convinced HIM that Paul
was unable TO follow. Then Lynch lay
down on the dock with his bead and face
IN the escaping steam. seized bold OF the
sinking Paul. ana By remarkable exercise
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WILL HELP JIMMIE.

Bercleir Texas.--Dear Haphammer: AS We
haven't written In quite while we Thought
VIZ would write now How many OF the Haps
are foing TO help Jimmie lIdwardsl Ws each
will zone cents. We mink II wouih pe no
nice for the Haos 20 get Jimme at arthcini
leg. We are both going TO school now. We
study the third reader. spelling, arithmetic
and GEOGRAPHY. our teachers name IS Mss
Gentry McHenry. We will have to stop school
reXt we,k MS We are going 10 move IRON
Br~olair TO Arnesckeyille. we don't Ike 10
leave al! our liitle friends here. We wish
we could take them nil along.
Girtba Gray. we think II was so nice mat
yoI called tho attention to BANNER happine ~
for poor timmio Edwards. He has our hest
fslt lylurathy. We are two true ijaps.
Josie and sophie LuLenbacber.
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LIKES no READ COOP STORIES.

I.oyelsdy, Texas.--Dear Hupnainmcr: Please
let me il. it is moving SO hard and II is 20 q
GG1 wanid IKE to lola the Haps Papa taAes
TIE Post and like to read the Haps' lellers
very much. / never fail to read them, ] lised
on prairie before we moved here. we hasel.t
sayeS mo- now az my mamma is sick; she has
been sick in bed about eight months and she
does not get any better; She certainly mas
neunds and, she won't weigh more than sew
INV hounds now like to read Eood stories.
NV uncle made me present OF vennysone
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4 .sANpY RIDGE" WITHOUT SAND.

Kcdeers, Texas,-Dear Haphammer: Here
come two more little girls knocking at YOU
door for admission into your happy band We
are always glad to get The Post 30 we can
read the dear Haps' letters We arc II years
o. age. live In the country and 80 TO school
in the country also, The name of the ~ 90
where VIC 20 is Sandy Ridge. although there
is not one particle OF sand TO be found OH tue
hin or mound on which the house IL built
Our teacher, the principal OF the school, ID
Epien.
hope old Santa Claus will visit ns this
Christmas. as II will soon be here. We say
~ merry Christmas and happy New Year
to you ALL"
we live In the black mud ana do have such
4 nice time walking to gchool when II rains
a good rain. We know that tomorrow will be
a hne day TO 20 to school ms everything -
covered with snow. II showed NIL day LIST
Friday and there Is atiIl snow all over every
thing. and u looks very cloudy tonight. We
remain true ilaps.
Rebecca shuriIeff and Jessie Nichols.
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DR.. Harter'S
Iron Tonic
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
II toro. and t,u.cay drew him W On =.

deck.
Lynch then rose to his fest, but II WAS
observed that ne was badly scaiied about
the head. arms and upper part OF the b5dy.
The surgeon began to apply oil aud wool
10 his burns. but he repealed the atteut on.
Pm all right" he exclaimed; To-
after my chum! He's very badi'
He hsd said nothing about the way b
had rescued Paul. but no manly ce1Sucs
LED the surgeon to iuvestiE1te. end II was
ascer'a med TINT. In order to rescue ms
comrsde, he had plunged tho wh IL uppss
par, Of his body into what was pract cally
q hon,ng cauldroa. More than this. Il ~.
nesred that Lynch had previously sscrl-
fced HE own chance Of esrA2iny from re
stokehrld the other way IN order 70 stay
with Paul. u ssS
In recognition Of this act Of self p,rrI-
flee and bravery Lynch uNs peeeented N3th
the Albert medal Of rhe first eDass, NJ ,
10 given primarily for raiisosvy q eey1q1
or attempting to aavs lie = "a. ~ ~
come cAsss for s'mtlAr ~ e6hoeA
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HAP TALKS.

Hanhrmmer Has to Say to
~ - ""r boys and Girls.
4 ~. -appyhsmners; TO every member
~. c'uo the Haphammer extends a
r .aristmas greeting. Christmas is
st DAY Of all our gladstone year.
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III The fOSt.
II come. | come from the frozen pole.
In my sled with reindeer steeds;
come 10 make glad each dear young soul
Who has done no naughty deeds.
I have travelled, good sakes!
Orr rivers and lakes.
All covered with ice and snow,
have said to my deer
aGet up, do you hear?"
And my, my, didn't they GOT
through forests of trees.
nd the cold north breeze,
Over mountains and wales,
Through rains and through halls.
6U skipped and they scampered, they ca
Nred, they danced.
nv tore up the lichen and moss as they
pranced.
ia over the ravines and sorges they glanced /!
lad tere am loaded with candies ard nuts,
In stocked up on apples and tropical fruits.
I've dollies and monkeys. I've raisins and
rings,
IN Jaeks-in their-boxes. I've peanuts and
kings.
kreech owl and rubber canary that sings.
lA nice llttle angels with cotton for wings
bsIdes other beautiful. beautiful things!
w horses and soldiers and tin horns and
swords.
M glasses and goblets--lnexhaustlble boards!
I've lances and lockets
And rushing sky-rockets.
And In bags and the pockets
TOf my big round Jackets
I've crackers In packets
For all sorts Of rackets!
N neckties and kerchiefs, I've collars and
cuifs,
| NJ Tides and mittens. I've tippets and nuns.
" wcclfns and worsteds and all sorts of
ftuhs
Do you ask where got them!
And whether | bought them?
Pshaw. maybe i shot them,
And maybe / caught them
Or In the bright light
OF the far northern night.
mae you were asleep. 1t may be I wrought
Rswer that may be, am here and I've
brought them.
Bessie,
ID willie Belle, too. Fannie. Maud and for
4 Jesse,
~ Ecor and Marshall. for Jodie and John.
~ samniie ard Lee and Lonnie and Tom.
~ Eunice and Alice, for Charlie and Roy.
~ pora and Bonnie and Clarence and Toy.
w veg and for Maggie. for Blanche and for
~ Willie and Hattie and Clara and Fay.
~ Dell and for Cora, for Una and Joe.
~ JUNE and BERTH, for Walter aud Poe,
\, N Jane. James and for villa, Narcissa and Bosle:
rras se 70 them all gifts sweet as posy'
~ aa then III return to my far northern gorge!
~ leaoer. Old Bitten, stands outside and
, paws
w seems to say Come on. come on. Santa
]. Causl"
lsr know can't keep them out there In the
snow
~ hand out the gifts. say Goodbye"
and 60!
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BORN THE DAY AFTER NEW YEARS.

Columbia. Texas.--Dcar Hnphammer; ! am
10 years old. l WIS born on the ID OF January,
] came very near being q New Years child l
run beef market In East Columbia. | euesa
some OF you Hapa know him. Papa TAX as
The Houston Post and i read the ilaps lot
ters Some of them very nice. Haps. do
any OF you read 1.-The Lost Mans LaaeR'
do. ! go TO school and like my books vefy
well. Our school Is divided into two So
cieties They are the Ross and Hou ton.
am tho president OF the Houston society and
Trixie Cole is secretary, We have very Mae
pieces usually. We only meet every ctAar
Frifay evening. Our time will be Ont AZ
Christmas. remain NJ ever. your trn iIianj.
Jas. Nj. Gupton.
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WHAT is Ira

Belmont. Texas.-Dear Haphammer; Joined
your club last spring and have been waiting
to write every week. but keep putting II or
II Is showing today and is very cold We
have not had amy snow In four years. II will
SNOWFALL each other. Ne were to hav, a
ball and supper at our school house touight
but II is 40 cold that Il was put of until u
warmer night
] so to school In the country. My teach
er's name is Miss Edna Holmes. She boards
with us. We have thlrty-two cbllogen--twen-
ty. one boys and eleven girls.
win close by asking n riddle: What ami
NAL Is II that walks on four legs In the
morning. two at noon and three at uishty
Love TO all the HRps.
Huldah Fnhlls
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A RIDDLE.


Yoakum. Tcxas.--Dear Haphammer: Wish
TO Join your happy band OF children. | am
IL yearo old, but will be IL on the 18th of this
month l 10 to the Yoakum high school. I
am In the low seventh grade. My teacher y
name Is Miss Daisy Thomas, She Is a strict
ttefcfer, but she teaches us something, When
there is anything we don't understand she
always explains Il to us. l certainly do Ike
her.
Ny homo is situated on East Hi. and we
get so much nice cool breeze In the summer,
but In the winter tho wind Is very chilly.
We have red and white COW. Her name
is Daisy. She gives such nice milk. ana /
carry some OF II to lady every evening,
g.. MY sister wrote to the club, but Il is so
long ago you have forgotten her. Her name
10 Mary.
will close by asking riddle, Four men
went to SEQ, The first had no eyes; the sc :
ond had no hands the third no feet and the
fourth no clothes: the first saw bird the
second shot IT. the third ran to get IT, and the
fourth put II 10 his pocket.
What ia Il? Goodbye.
yOhn NyherE