The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

h Tor your wondefLult pa pei ~ - .not 20.
SWEET stories, or seeing The beautiful; no.
1t Is not that. /. /. !.
ne Is because l have beet, otherwise !, Ell. 4
5llKn to do vol a school. 20 TO school.
{evcfy day; when I get home, have TO
get my Lessons and pr inticc my n ,s e
+ by tho tire 1 am thrOugl IL Is really lale.
81 sometimes 50 out walking with sons,
gltttla friend to get a. breath Of tfesh nlr.
/ taks Music OH Sntu tday also, 80 you
lore. / 4slll try to do betiei' II tho
z \ Hoping that one Of ny drawings or 7,
SEQ sssI IN ay e e. aesspIe pags a soon
ouf ''e'' RUTH 51'fl'I HOPE DAVIS.
Dear 15dItnr.--Y sterday whom picked
UP liz paper and saw MY natno IN u as
n rti lie winner. lAwas 50 sad that could
mt keep It ott Of my hands. received
my paint book to-day and l am very
proud over It. Everybody that comes I'M 70 q
tho house run and get 1t and show II
them. Everybody thinks II beautiful, ana
you Will find my photograph and some
tn ngB for the paper.
Yours Yours I. truly u sn,u r,nn1s
Lear Dditor.--Acccpt many thanks for
tho nice paint book, which y worth try
5 had tie Sit ana s noey * pens
+ ain tho first one to got the paper on
Sill cay. and father let's me read it first
seo 1;, YOU drawhng WHICH yj hop.
az s-,.s WARREN HUGHES
Petersburg, Va, January 20, 1901.
Editor Of Times Aspat ton:
Dear .sir..-l received my badge satu,-
day and | certainly was surprised to
receive It. and J thank you very much
lorslt. am delighted to become mem
boz or the r. u. C.. C..
] sonposed ii y y myself. nope YOU
Yours 4: truly ;,. Lucy LrA,>p.
Editor Times. Dispatch:
Dear sir-Your kind letter and nice
| pr'z,! were received. and l wish TO thank
[ am very sorry that l have no picture
OF myself. but 1 have had none taken for
about two years, being away at school.
VII eli hope viii draw another prize.
but please send me no moro Mother
Hoping this will be satisfactory.
'0"a' iouf: Ribbons Il G.Si LEVY.
p. s.--As I am away at school. please
address Rock Hill College. iEllcott City.
Drnr Editor OF the T. D. C.. c.:
| 8ES L ear Mr.. Editor.--1 Want to thank you
| 10. being so kind as 10 put my piece OF
story In he paper. l have not beenavery
sILc essful as some OF tho ne:nsers have
! OF getting my drawing printed. but 7
lsh@pe his ore will be printed. will
send you drawing and verso. Ny
drawing IN called The Schoolmaster. and
| my piece IS called Wishing, hope the
I, 1t has last month. viii be very glad
/ to see this In the paper. M 49,
1 Your little a emter.
Locust Hill. Va.
Z "a, MI, Edto. Did you ever 60
i h.Eing? have been many lines and
! tn nix 1t lots of fun when the wea ther
! Is pleasant, but It is too cold nov. One
I'd y In the autumn my little sister 3iirt5m
4 and wan led to go fishing. She Is four
I. sc nrs younger than I = IA. and mother
I sal We were too young 70 60 to t the
walked a mile to tho landing through the
no ds all n-bloom with autumn flowers,
and. arriving at the river. we put out
j OH lines. Sister soon got tired and COM
i nc:icGd to play with the stells and peb-5
4 hIes. but kept on fishing until tho cork
/ on my line commenced to bob up ana
4 dCEn and then under the water 1t went
1 l was so delighted that ran up the
\ barb, pulling the rod and line after me:
v Il was a nne fish and leaped and skipped
about in tho dry leaves so that 1t scared
4 litt!e sister. ard she screamed and cred
4 SO that she scared al! the fish away. and
/ dtc not catch another that evening.
GLADYS NJ. COLEMAN.