Evening star., 1903-08-01
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Dear Aunt Dorothy:
wrote to you last week and told you
story about little kitten that died. and
glad to see my name on the roll Of
honor. l going to tell you this week
about little bird that died. and hope this
story will be published
Some time ago a bird built his nest in the
corner of our house. About week ago my
grandmother found a little bird which had
fallen from the nest So she put 1t on a
window sill near the nest for the mother
bird to get. but she did not get 1t. 1t
fell down again, and my brother saw 1t
and brought it in the house looked at 1t
and found it's side was bruised We put 1t
in a nice box and treated it kindly until
the poor little thing died. in few hours.
We buried ii next to where we buried the
little kitten week ago. Your little friend.
BLANCHE II.
I'VE are always glad to hear from you.
but cannot always publish promptly the
stories we receive. l am afraid you do
not often think Of the big number of mem
bers We have to satisfy. Keep on writing
to us and sending in your efforts but please
do not be disappointed when your stories
do not appear Immediately after you have
written.-Ed-l
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1t is almost month since l wrote to YOU
and l want to thank you for my duplicate
honor badge which 1 received. l now have
two and hope soon to receive another l
have sent few colored pencils to the lit
hope TO see some of their drawings In The
Star soon. l am now sending you a nickel
to help send them The Saturday Evening
Star, which l am sure they will enjoy very
much. Please do not discontinue your let
ters, Aunt Dorothy. for / do not believe l
should enjoy our page half much if you
did i enjoyed what you told us about
Mother Goose last Saturday very much.
and would like tS learn something of her
/ Also send you true story of my cat.
Beauty, which bears the signature OF my
ia ther TO show it Is all my own. l would
like to see 1t published soon and hope l may
be fortunate enough to win prize. s. Y.
I'VE do not intend to discontinue the let
ters. my dear. and are glad you like them.
Thank you very much in the name of the
Indian children for your kind thought of
them. Your second letter deserves a
longer answer and will be taken up when
We have a little more time Keep on lust
as you are doing. and you may know you
are pleasing Aunt Dorothy. who intends to
write to You personally when she can.l
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
In last Saturdays Star there were some
designs drawn by the scholars of Carlisle
School and request that some of the
children OF our schools try and do as we'll
In answer to your request l submit the In
closed design for your inspection. Hoping
to hear from you. 1 am. yours truly.
RUTH I. z.
lit is very good and wins a prize for
August IL
Fulton, Md
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1t has been three weeks since l sent in a
contribution. l have been In Washington
on VISIT and enjoyed my trip so much.
Whenever l passed The Star building l
thought Of Aunt Dorothy" was SO
pleased to my little poem. entitled
sunshine In The Star and also glad to
see my name on the roll Of honor. 1 in
close some puzzles. I take a great interest
In the Children's Page. Yours sincerely.
BEULAH p. s.
We are very glad you do, and always
welcome your letters and contributions
Mrs. Hogan has added your name to her
personal list of correspondents and you
may expect to hear from her soonl
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
As this is my first attempt to write I
shall tell you how l enjoy the Children's
Page. l think 1t Is Just the incest thing
ever gotten up for children. The stories.
letters and puzzles are delightful to read
and solve. l will place three simple puz-
Zles First. When Is two Is more than 2?
Second. Subtract eleven from twenty and
have for remainder ninety nine Make
3..G ona hundred.
remain yours truly, INISEN r
ltan any of you answer these puzzles7
We thank lnisen for her contributions