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wish / knew some OF the Haps. but do
not except my sister. would like o
correspond with some If they are per;e2t-
ly willing TO do so. In this way I would
become better acquainted. Some OF the
HapS Letters are very In e-esting espe
cially so were those Of Ens,ace Clark and
Webster Bailey. I wish could write as
nice a lester as they do but 1T Isn't very
often that anything happens TO break the
m notony OF e,rne PERSONS lives. ] love
to read The club talk aud think over T.
II you VIII look over 1t carefully you VIII
find some good advice for young pc p'o
My brother has a dog that Is nelrly u
years old, He Is a fist and his name Is
Fido, but we call him PUPPY. Ny siFer
has a cal, whose name Ia Meanness. bnt
we call him KITTY. He rs a very god
cat and Is nearly always sleeping eS-
ceptlnF night time. will close my scrlb-
bling. With best wishes from true Hap
John Nyberg.
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Club Talk.

R many OF our boys and girls
ing Of st. Valentines day that
week. wonder how many ~
/ think Of how the day was
lot whom. St. Valentine was
40 martyr of the Third CEN
have no doubt he would have
much surprised If my one had
y name would be given to love
- aorrAole comic pictures. !
''e be would have liked it at all.
"a q sending love messages was
''''e his time, and was used In
lp OF the goddess Juno, but St.
uay 10 the Roman Catholic
vas February II, so the people
/ i-same Christians simply took
y their love messages and from
70 this it has been the custom
u natiuns to send love letters
Eay a. and the letters sent on
As,e called for a man whose
sssa' IN working for Christ and
Y MS life for his faith. 1t
saongn to call love letters for
|e,S..ea ii those hideous, coarse,
|lnssies by the name of a holy
|-py dreadful. But custom is a
49, ana We have often TO bow
49,. when we wish we could
y'Ner to break them.
\. lel'er this week written on
~ y tae paper, which, am
~ Is the first I have had for
rr,s time. II the writer had
Nv ues hat letter would not have
\ ~. waste basket, That basket
IN s ~ good letters today. Peter
M Sharpe aud Vincent Philips
ga not read the rules and
.,s. nave not only finished the
contest, but have got
s.s Texas" has spoken up for
n Vpuntry so we'll. Reid his
A ~ sehs the truth about the
! az drunkenness at the polls
IN, sgerated. I am sorry.
scSa.sa.e took an assumed name.
de,l !, letter will give YOU ali
IN ~ pleasure, l know. and we
! a,s with the helping fund,
lor = several crippled children
WV a. happiness you can give
IN ~ 20 not more Of YOU do as
Nj AVID H doesY She sends in a
M ~. alh. II YOU would send
~ -. we would be abe TO get
a. ii ION Think how happy YOU
"a 'se Emma Hooper ana her
~ n 10y yourselves Just one
ones. A'r the sake OF the
Aarsaret Hadley Foster.
, ZEN HAPPYHAMMERs.
'Ffen lnd, .''',.,....... Ob1l
cps,,, Souts ......... Oranrs
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WIzARD FROST.

S.uk Dempster Sherman)
,sinss have come to pass
|srs q window glass;
It | have seen
pager painted green
|se branches never STIR
nj a cloud to blur
n them sailing high
M pointing to the sky,
tw little town
T People, up and down
1 diver. 10 me seem
[tsple in a dream,
| finest kinds of lace;
trfe, on a space
llrrer than the hand,
! Sutherland,
! wizard Frost has drawn
! nighttall and the dawn;
. see what he has done,
EOen by the sum
st. Nicholas.
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CONDITIONS ~ west TEXAS.
Not a Farming Country, hut Rich in
other Resources.

To the Editor Of The Post.
Paisano Pass February THE great in
dusiry Of iris country IS live stock. The next
Is mining Farming IS Al unknowa quantity
here. This is and will pertains always be
strictly a grazing country. our citizens in
Middle. East and Southern Texaa as rule
have erroneous Ideas OF western Texas they
seem ie ,hlnk that this is at icass partially
farming country such Is not The case u
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Cotton Gin, Texas.--iDear Haphammer:
Well, Haps, | guess You have all forgot
ten mo ere this, for it has been a long
time since | have WI item 10 the page
epjoy reading the Haps' page very much,
have just sent in my renewal TO Tho
Post. don't sec how | could do with
cut 1t. think 1t one Of the best papers
In tho South Wei Haps, | VIII tell
you all about capturing some coons jay
las. a crowd OF us young folks went
hsAing on the Fourth on creek about
mile from home aud we had a nice
time fishing and hunting aud q little
while before uRht we broke up and
started for home On the way the dog
freed and we went 10 him aud he WAS
bark ng In a hollow tree. And what do
you su. pose we saw In here2 An Old
econ and three small ones ying down in
the roots of the old tree, so we got IN
AK and chopped into the hollow and tho
olI coon ran out and then she and the
d rs had Ii o.er and over around and
around but finally they killed her Then
we turned our atten Ion 10 the small
ones. They were too small to bite; they
won just cry. bro glt them home
with me TO pet. They were Very easy TO
tame bu, they made he wArmest pets
ever ". They would get into every
thing Th fan | was going TO Corsi-
cana and ] took them on the train with
me. carried them there and sold them
/ don't want any more pet coons hope
you VIII soon start mother contest, for
enjoy reading the letters on a confess.
Please find ircloscd cents for holp!ng
fund. | am 10 years old.
Texas Rambler
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Chickasha, l. T.--Dear Haphammer;
come knocking at your door isr member
ship. | am little 10Y ii years old aud
am very much interested in the ieUtels.
Ny sister taxes 1ne Houston rost ami /
read the Haps letters. aend cents
TO the helping fund. Rosebud, what part
OF the Indian Territory did YOU live in?
don t know anything about Texas, tut
like the b. !. Z. very much. D0nnie
Belle, | wish cou.d have seen You
tumbling Ia Jhe barrel; no wonder the
poor dog was irl htonod. | would have
Leeu frightened, to. Mrs. Foster, please
don't frJwn so hJri al me. i Will hush
II you will admit me TO tine Happyhammer
club. Much happiness to all the mem
be.s, and prosperity through not only the
new year but the whole century. Yours
for improy ement, Lee A, Kendig.
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b LITTLE VALENTINE.

/ tBy N. r. BUTTs.)
furly-headed rogue,
Ess that dance and shine,
as soft as any birds,
my Valentine.
md woos, and murmurs sweet
%, mamma mine"
lden fair in all the world
lsa Valentine!
n who may come or 60,
p. is always mine.
have ! for jealousy,
Pc Valentine!
as love : thousand times
|ly by sweetest sign,
! love him back again
|le Valentine.
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Silsbee, Texas.-iDear Haphammer:
Here comes another l5-year-O.d girl
wishing TO join your merry band. | will
tel you about tho little owu u Slsbse.
| has one dry & DDS and gtocery st re
comb ned and only one oostoffice and
beef market and feed house AID h tel
and depot and drug store, and it is a
beautiful little town. l has about three
dozen dwe!.ins houses and los II ra l.
roads. 1t is on The Gulf, Beaumont and
kansas City line twenty-one miles ir1m
Beaumont. Wei. this is my first letter
and Il Glat g-m5u he'd was ba ket
don't get 1t l Will wgise again. A new
HIP, Eva Blanche Arnold
p S.--Inclosed md cents for the
helping fund.
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DR. JACK-IN-TBE-BOX.


shs children, do I? Pop with
sudden a jump
do YOU think ! felt, all shut
ksre in a hump?
h | get a shock when the lid
! down on my head,
u we're squeezed up and locked
|spulin't you get ugly and red?
)nk I'm so dreadful, my friend,
tse you just try 1t yourself;
enc shut you in 4 box, and set
away on a shelf
when the lid is unlocked, II
! don't leap out with Il whack,
lkea fright when YOU spring.
|slre in and my name isn't Jack.
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now looks like snow capped hill with
Q dead thorn tree on Il. But nevertheless
am SIN here and aiu IN nkful to an
al!wlse aud allpowerful God for His
loving kindness ana watchtul care ovei
me when | sorely needed IT, The Haps
page grows more interesting with each
passing week. The Twentieth century
has begun its journey through time, and
II Is said that the Twentieth Will reveal
things to us more wondrous than the
Nineteenth did to us aud our forefathcrs,
and ] am glad 20 notlcc that the Happy
hammers are keeping pace with IT,
With our present start ! feel that we
can outstrip the century IN the race
am so glad that sweet little Emma
Hooper is to have the next chair. she
Is deserving OF our help ana knew win
appreciate IL. | would Hike TO sce letter
from our cid time Thomas Taylor. Philip
w, ! like your letters, too. Thanking
our edlt"ess for the privilege Of thl,
Intrusion, ] VIII close. Geo. Ford.
Tip Top, TexaS--Dear Haphammcr;
I feel so sad today, for just che wecS ago
4 this morning one OF my dearcsl eoJsias
died and. on. dear frlende, YOU do not
knsw how hard Il was TO give him UP
unless you have had some OF your GEAR
relation murdered Oh, Haps, he had -
sufer 50 long! He was wounded the ~ h
uary, and II was so hard TO see him sM
fer so long for nothing. lie was trying
to separate two drunhen men, when one
Of them stabbed him. but whom they
stand face TO face at tho Judgment bar
| thank Heaven that ms dazzling cou las
hands Will MT be stalned with blood but
imagine his murderor's feelings when he
faces his God with the inuocen blcod o.
my dear cousin on his handsl Hays, ROW
many OF you have any huwNgs2 Sitcr
aud have some roses and pinks III
bloom, do love flowers. Haps, wan
Happyhammer quilt and want each
one Of you to send me a block Of wool
cloth six inches square with your name
and address worked on Il. will In eN-
change write tho words OF any song !
know, and know lots of them. BOYS,
dent YOU stand back becauie you can
not work your names On .hen, bat get
year mammas or sisters to work them.
! want 1t because the Happyhammcr baud
is the g,andest band of cbldren in tho
United States, and ann proud | long
to them, for they are always hammerins
happiness in some sad littlo heart. ln-
closed you will find 10 cents for the help
Ing fund. From a true Hap.
Maggie Harrison,
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stands M here aud 10 read with great deal
OF interest. One ctiEen remarked oday that
II The Post would rake UP aud agltse needed
lie accomplished tbs
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hHecLUB.

IL. are the young people
,ao read the Youths DC.
~ houston Post. Inere "a a "a
lss ,. a,' Of any kind c snad Tss
ts'i vs.. ard girls who read Inc ,,
~ po ;'iss ss active members oy
e and address. - -
~ ~ ali Happyhammers 10
Pl' r. el . asme and motto: Inc the
~ Y, ,, v zoe club tree the i've
b ,as Mi, M & the knocking bird, al
sls ~ W ,he members themselves e.
y !, ny ne iIappyhammers is the
:" r Shepherd. =. r-ov These
|s'o, a,d ~ 70 be worn with or with.
s ss,,rn or pin. They are MADE
, ~ mining or sewing togetne,r 4.
Y --pT ribbon, one OF rose pink
v Il light gray
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:. rrnybnmmers Club.

~, m the United States IaH
n the club by sending MS
Fsa q ", = editor of the page. 49,,
y y s NJ addressed Houston Post,
fua s " Houston. Texas
<. ~ hoth sides Of your paper.
~ o. W. n fancy name, send your
p y !, a' he editor. No letter VIII
WI. s.,,s Hsppyhammer" or Hap"
|isl letter. :. .ha ,ost month
|. md why?
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Victoria, Texas.-Wll you let another
little boy into your happy band of boys
and girls? / am 10 years Old. go to
the public school l am III the fourth
reader. We have a good time at school.
have mighty nice teacher. Yours,
William j.
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Monaville, Texas.-Dear Haphammer.
Shall | come 10 chat while with the
Haps this beautiful Sunday evening? I
have just finished the Haos' page and
Ind the letters so entertaining. ] We
written to the page before. but my let
ter has never been in print l must close
for this time, SO goodbye.
Celia Stycrs.
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Dallas, Texas--It has been some time
since had the pleasure OF writing to the
pige. Since | was with you last have
been very ILL., Thought once was gong
to visit those green pastnres' we have
all read about, but fate had decreed tina,
had not yet done with this old world
OF ours. Have any Of you ever had the
chills? II you hive. you know how 70
sympathize with me; II you Invent we'll,
you may thank your stars for IT, They
sly there are several kinds Of chills. |
don't care TO try the others The kind
had was the regular old shaking sort.
A shlver would start al the back or my
neck, chase down my spinal cord, fol-
lowed BY another in quick succession
one trying 10 catch the other In serpent
like unduiation, till finally, when they
would reach the lower extremltles Of my
anatomy. they would pop OF a toenaii in
the ssue manner as a whipcraeker In the
hands of a hog driver, o, I had those
Iehills you read about In an almanac. One
day shook so hard thai of dropped one
OF those "oIlve green freckles" ] told
YOU about. md rolled of under the bed
When / recovered II. II was 80 battered
and bruised that | hardly recognized IT,,
lana II had actually SHRINK TIL y was no
Ilarger than . 2-cent postage stamp, the
fever IN my head caused my hair TO get
lloose ppd come out with every comhing.
| I have now four or I'VE hairs standing
straight up on top OF my head ] have
| e,sed TO comb Il all for fear OF losing
them. My head. that once resemoled
the beautiful top Of 4 retired hair trunk
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Carthage, Texas.--Dear Haphammer.
VIII you please open tie door for me to
chat with you ali for just little whie'
My papa takes The Post and read the
Haps page as quick as the paper comet
/ ala II years Of ase and go to school. !
have to walk two miles to school.
study seven books, ! have two sisters
and two brothers. Both OF my sisters 60
to school with me. but my brothers do
not They are too small TO walk so far
/ had a merry Christmas and ihappy new
year and hope you all had the same. We
haven't finished picking cotton yet We
have got about two bales TO pick. We
JUS got thr ugh making syrup last
Thursday Some OF the Haps are telling
of their pets. l have no pets, except
kitten. It's name Is White Foot Well,
| guess ! had be ter 81 Sc, as this is my
first letter A new Hap,
Lena NJ. Rogers.
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Hampstead, Texas Dear Haphlmmer:
would like for you to let US vote on
our iavorite month and explain why we
like 1t best. hope you and all the
Haps hid merry Christmas. 1t was
very Sad one for us, as my papa got his
leg broken the 18th Of November; was in
me Houston inhrmary six weeks. He
en- get around a lttle on crutches now,
One Of my cousins got killed Christmas
Eve. Mamma took US down to Houston
one day last month to see papa. Aunyle
brought us back and m NINA stayed. She
would stay one week with p4pa and one
with us. | will be so glad when my papa
gets all right again. Enclosed hnd m.
dues. Best wishes to ~ one Of the
HAps, Katie Nell Kolb.
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Joaquin, Texas.--,Dear Mrs. Foster: II
you do not OBI c., J visa to spe k a lew
" ords TO you and to the members OF tho
Haphammer cub Ny little daughter.
Emma, has received her rolling chair,
bougAL and presen ed TO her by the
Maps. l wish to extend 10 YOU all my
most sincere tanks fr your Kindness
The nice new char is great help, com
fort and pleasure to my little daughter
She is very proud Of It, Haps, yCl have
hammered happiness into one more sad
heart, caused the b ight sunshine to shed
It's r vs. Of JOY into another dreary LIE,
and may the Lord bless you Tor your
Kindness. | also Wish 10 thank Alice
Hooper for the interest she has taken in
this matter. / assure you that your
k ndress Il never be forgotten. Long
live and prosper the Haphsmmer cluD.
and may the Lord speed you 10 This
grand and noble work that you are carr
rying on. Again thanking MIS-. Foster
and the members Of the club for youi
kindness. / will ose, W. hing you all
muca 10y aud happiness and that you
may make many others happy, ] remain
your grateful friend,
Mrs Josephine Hooper,
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Palestine. Texas.--Dear Haphammer:
WHAT did you get for Christmas2 l I'm
a member OF the club. am aatiye of
Hpus ION. Leon B)udrFax, / see they
have found a great oil well in Beaumo nt'
| see Cora Lee eely writes about her
cat. | had very smart cat, 100. Wnen
rhe wanted TO get In at night and the
door was shut but the transom was
open. she would climb up tee door ana
Jump down on the inside through the
'transom and come claw my feet see
Addle WilIlford wrote to the rage. /
used to go TO the same school hist Ad-
die did In Houston. Who Is your teacn-
err now. Add'e? am glad Emma got her
chair. | go 10 school; am in the Fourth
grade. | had better close. Wishing our
club much success | remain true Hap,
McXie Mason.
p. s.-My sister, Grace Mason, who Is
years OLD, wants to join our club.
Trent, Tcxas.-Dear Haphanmer VIII
YOU admit another little gil into your
happy band OF boys ana gfs. an
10 wears old. am going TO school 4 ~.
have 10 walk to school. We I've abou,
Four nnsle, from the mountains. pic ed
cofion all the fail and we are not ne
nioking yet There are great many
that sfilI have two or three bl'es In the
held now, We made about bfteen ba en-
: oo.ton last year. | haven't any psts.
Well. Hans. I will tell You how III.
uounts4ius look About four miles away
,noTn them they look IKE a little blue
rbere arc littie scrsbby cedar trees near
" iii over them and large rocks on tie
,ide. The sand is white and there IS .
ripping spring at the edge Of the IN IN
aims. Haps do YOU all remember Agnes
Mclaughlin. A new Hap.
Ella Johnson.
p. s.-wlIl Addle Willlford tell me hsr
iather's name Ny fathers name Is w
Vs. Johnson, from BARBER county, Ala
nd here were WiIlifords there.
Ella johnson.
Yoakum. Texas.-.Dear HaphammeT: II
as been indeed a very long time since
.rote my las. letter 10 you all, but
Snow ycu won't care II come again.
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Yoakum. TexaS.---Dear Haphammer: 1t
,as teen indeed very long time since
,rote my las: letter 10 you all, but
snow ycu won't care II come again.
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Courtney, Texls.-Dear Haphammer:
boys and girls. 1 am years old.
will be the goth of this month. l have
two pets. a kitten and bird. My bird
is named Paul and my kitten Tabby.
so to school here. like to go TO school
wish you all happy New Year. en-
close 10 cents for the helping fund.
Mamie Cohen.
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Chito Texas Dear Haph MINER: VIII
you Please admit another H-year-old ri
to join your happy bsrd of BOYS nd
girls? My mother takes The Hous on
Post I like to read the Haps' lette
My father is dead he died when was
only > years old; he lied on Christmas
day. will have to bring my letter to
a close. | remain a true Hap
Mana Jordln.
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Ranger. TeNas.-Dear Haphammer:
thought would join your happy hand.
live in the country. On the n.rth Of
our house there is mcunta n, en- the
mountain there are big r0cks and ii,tle
rocks. We have two hounds and same
oimes they think they are so brave that
thing like field mouse might gel after
Them, and you ought 70 lie here to see
HON run and hear them howl, There Is
ne thing they can do, the little ones
name is Queen and shs can beg. The old
one is Loud. lie can Pop his head and
wag his tail aud beg also, | inelose 10
cents for the fund So | guess had
better Close. o. f. Davenport.
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Palestine, Texas.-Dear Haphammer:
am years old and want TO join your
happy club. My sister is a member (
the club. I suppose l am too a 10
vote. II l am not. | vote for the afArma-
tive side, | have a canary bid aai h3r
name is Billie. She Will klss me. NJ
favorlte books are BLACK BellLty, y
"Aurt Mara's Saturday Tslks." 'Ru.
Away" and other stories. | will cl Sc,
as this is my first leuter. A new Hap.
Grace d. Mason.
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Westphalla, Texas.-Dear Haphammer
Will YOU admit another little l5-yearroli
girl into yonr happy bandr How many
az The Haps like to go TO school. | think
hear all OF you saying Il do The
school I attend is in a GeHman settle
ment and taught by Catholic Sis-ers. My
father takes The P5st. | delight IN read
ing the ohlldrens page. ! think II 50
nice for ell If the boys and girls 10 write
10 the HapPyhammer club. ! remain a
true Hap. huIa Lee iarpIUush,
P. s.-inclosed fnd cents for the haip-
ing fund.
obal Tex7s.-4Dear Haphs MINER: VIII
YOU Lex a lit e girl II years old join your
happy band Of boys and girlsY nave
been reading The Post ever since
learned to read and | think the Haps
rage SO nice. We live at little saw NIL
town. | have no pets. How many
Won like horseback riding? ! do for one.
! viii close for fear OF the waste baskel
NV'N Lizzie Thomas.
p. s.-Find inclosed cents for IN
PpP.. ;ib.di. wyps anoikvf T Ell
Orange. Texas.-Deay Haphammer: WI
vou nlease let another boy in your Aapp
hand? am s years old ] 90 to scaoa
and I am in the Third grade i've 70
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Goliad Texas.--Dear Haph MINER: VIII
you admit another little girl into your
happy band Of boys and girls? My age
is IL years. have never written 20 The
Post. but have been reading the Haps'
page for long time. and l was so inter
csted in it that ] thought l would write,
Hoping to be enrolled as a member of
the club, am a now II p.
Maud Lockhart
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"v v orange and have ii;ue pony only
l. oie aud very small. but she WI.
w,sy s'us ner. Taen haye a lArg
! am "es ~. ehat | ride to pea The cows.
lhat live on farm know Inc nisasi,r,,.
w country boys have. Well. Hans, how
many o. you ever saw a gold quarter o.
doiiarF have one.
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HELPING FUND.

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9
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LIId JuNuSOU-
p. s.-wll Addle wllllford tell me her
'aaher's name Ny fathers name Is W
" Johnson. from Barber county. Ala,
md there were WillHords there.
Ella Johnson.
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hleo Texas. Dear Haphammer. re-
surn aiter long absence to our happy
oanu OF noble workers. Haps, Just tnlnh
aow mucn good we have done ana how
mueh we can do II We will Just send In
our nlckles and dimes. Let us have anoth-
or contest for The last was so interest.
ius' wen, We have some good dreamers
in our band. Say Haps, what mas oecome
Of Joe Farmer and some OF the other old
haps? wish to correspond with some
Of the Haps aged IL to 20; my age is
~ joined in 1898. Well, Haps, adleu.
Matte Stinnet
I. S.-Find inelosed cents for me
ana cents for my sister, Susie Stn-
nette, for the helping fund.