Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09
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Dear Aunt OOEOtHJ.
I have been reading the children's page
in the Saturday Evening Star and like 1t
very much. and I thought the children
would be interested IL / told them about the
It was IN Pennsylvania. The plot Of ground
was 10 by "a. In II l planted potatoes. rad
ishes. cabbage. beets. onions. red tomatoes.
yellow tomatoes. / had six stalks OF sweet
corn: some stalks had three ears. some two
and some one. and some stalks the cows
pulled up. I had six stalks Of celery, but
it failed. I had twelve rows OF raspberries;
each row had three stalks. / had six stalks
of red raspberrieS and six of white rasp-
berries. Well. In the fall / hulled two
bushels Of wainuts. I sold about one-half
for 81. We had a lot Of hazelnuts. chest
nuts, walnuts and hickory nuts. Well, Will
close, Aunt Dorothy. From
MABEL W.. Aged 10 years.
I cannot draw anything this time.
Dear Mabel: The children will certainly be
pleased to read Ct what you DID in your
about it.-Ed.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
guess you think I have forgotten you.
because I have not written to you for so
long. 1 did not go to see the play. Little
Red Riding Hood" but some of my friends
did. and enjoyed 1t very much. I am getting
up club and want to know what have to
do to get badges for all Of the members.
We will give shows and parties and send
some of the money to the poor. If out OF
our club money we earn penny, postage
stamp and nickel can get badges for all
our members. send you a draw wing that I
drew and hope to hear from you soon
Aunt Dorothy will send badges for moth
emergency fund. and when you have few
dollars let US know and We will tell you
where 70 send 1t.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
I read the children's page in The Star
every Saturday evening and find 1t very in
teresting.
which 1 hope viii be accepted. Your little
friend. FLORENCE K. Aged II years.
Thank you. dear; write again.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
I am nine years old. ! would like very
much to Join the league. / read The Star
every Saturday. / hope this will be good
Ss"4 to b ,sn1 if d %ae Ts Dr1s
You are very welcome in the league.
Every day we receive several applications.
and you are becoming great power for
good.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
Our holidays are almost gone. but before
they are over am going to write to you.
I was delighted to see my drawing In the
children's page last week and thank you
for using 1t.
enjoyed my holidays very much and hope
am very sorry I could not get to the
play you had. but was sick at the time
and could not go. I hope you had success
with II.
The church that attend had Christmas
tree for the poor children and l gave some
things to go on II.
/ would like to have a badge Ii you Will
send me one.
Wishing you a happy New Year. am az
fectionately yours ESTELLE X. r.
We are glad we could use your drawing.
Send us more of them. 1t Is too bad you
were unable to see Red Riding Hood"
MANY of the children write that they en-
joyed 1t very much. A badge win be sent
you this week. Aunt Dorothy says she IL
very glad to hear OF your help for the poor
children.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
/ am one OF the readers of the children's
page and enjoy n very much Here Is a
drawing that did all myself and 1 hope to
Sc II In The Star soon Not long ago I sent
. picture OF a little girl. but / expect 1t was
lot good enough to be published. I have