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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
WILL TOMPKINS.a
II N COO North Zenith Street, City
COOK VV.AN'TE!I:D][:,.

I'll IS 10 Z g. clock. q Mr.. eek " has been
waitng--well not very pa tent 7, ms
brenifast since Is oclock. n. rtha! he
taHnef e t2 a e
5forstle past two hours to- SEQ b NJ the g:
cook doesn' hurry THE I, !,
Mr.. p eek aims hlsTlon g SUI erils
wife In a shocked voice .F4 At this lmomen
Louisa, 4the cook, d q pcars wit hH g. large
wal ter.s Louisa, IA this won d 9! J. slfsfyou
ever have a m cal as. late IS this again
sps Ms yS Ss
S5s8s '!Iwo,'s orrects his VII
ana Iii go5rIght. away d cries. tho much
abused cook, N in a passlonS of fury.
Go, lthen!', troars MIR. Peek, and Louisa,
4 leaves the room In high dudgeon: MIS-
Peck starts up, but Mr.. Peck bawls 81 Let
faalt ne Wth his prek
fast. e goes grumb bling to- his work ell,
ing Ills swlfo Tint sSas $he has dread had
his 5lune 'tbs back TIL time = :
dlnner8and has 4 PROMPTLY on the table.
The next 1norningK3is Saturday, and n
4 huge Isl Ign. cook wanted 4, grace the side
# fter ;Drealsfa st, to his ;wLfe's surprise,
instead iofs going to- work. Mr.. r ck set:
ties himself to@ read the neWspap er. II
$aph going to- play sick and stay at homo
come here for tho situation y OF cook : +
heaeXplainSsl n "a Kill "a vi, Ell Sa ~
d soon. the door bell rings, Mr.. Peck. on
one side or the doors and Mrs. Peck on
the 9 tller inqulres OF each person the he
,What IL your name 2''Ss Jane
Smith. good bread !.
around you neat and clean n ;Y es; SIR
What mre your usual wa es ~ teen
dollars the month for cooking and wash;
ing, You can sc; we won't need you ~
while a tnllEllght woman comes
and slowly rings the8bell, 4sf II
What lis your name .S,lsi ia. .Pl uI1-
jmer." Can you make ood bread n III 4 -
ca-a nsometlm ''5t& sho diNa out;
Keen everything around v Xo,i3 y cat and
clean I--clean once--a9.-ln o-ont THU y
don't think you will doR 5sSS s3i VI
3tl "A third ono comes. II s} . Il
''What Is your name p .sllsa nj Mara
bella BlonGlna Iellcinal lcuropenn Iy Icto-l
ria Carolina Cumming rat los on Tho
woman. With reat ease Z, lTTlS h!nk,,%Se
Peck arthn let ], w. taK9
go INF the horse. w II
q, Never smk "a Maj tha, he says. encour,,,i
aglnglX ''Yes insly get louisa bao YET.
"a vi nj A NJ Is g, SCOTT,
New River \ "a 10 * ~ TN H s$}
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OUR Il.s;LANI.D-.'s,
oNRjEICo.

The guns ar Ai,eyl ch won Porto Rico
In 1893. From thel, sIll I'll now 4 has been
l5 part of gtheHU United States, a ia
i Porto Rico Is In tho shape gof q brick
lt5lsntns miles leng and thirty!slX8mlle :s
wide. 1T WAS q lsa1yered by Columbus w
149a The people Of Porto Rico arg sra,l-s
The name Porto lelco IS very approprl
ifora3tiis island, I'heE land IS very rich.
Tho poptllatlpn is about p5o 600 salat,l
IA the capital ia ma q lso I largest c,ty.
ii Is about long. phe !, 8 tlsets
York, built on an: island. 4 The houses arc
very low, So as S keep the wind Y, from
blowing them down. San u uan Is thea5old-
est city that the. Amer! can 4, a loats g
over, twas founded In 15yl climate
is very not along The coast, but closerstoi
the centresit Is cooler, u " "a fss
iNiIhe people of Porto Rico are divided
Into three colors-the White, gray and
brown. There are more W TO then any
other, q he gray show The mi Xed blood
The brown live along tile coast because
they car, stand the hea t tier 4 han the
Whites Porto Rico has lao Inches @ s rain !,
\ IN Sin9 oetober3l 1900, inc first free school
was llshad AFTER tl,a megiean
Read nor Trlt ~, but now they can. AFRerl-
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MY, J.l OLD ! PONY,

About two years ago my uncle ave me.
q little pony, which q wns very proud OF,
iIIo gave mo a saddle and brille with him.
4 would goSriling every evenlng, NAMED
him Carlo. lie was "a very small pony
hut was strong and gaily.sS II q could strot, /,
Jump and pace. One evening ! went out
riding as usual. but before r. got out
of5sight Of tho ], onse q g Ger ran across tbs
read, Inniedt ately q hipped up Garlo and
gave chase, he deer Wy rt "a cross "a field
ana gained SonS me, H a frer crossing \ the
field, 1t Jumped 81 fence, Wlliel l'arloi
could not So fretalr " lhome. SS
ny STI GU ItIs ZIG an n .sssS
glIs
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can flags now float over. every school !.
house and there Is q fla ca Oh SCI ool-
room. Il he; sing he fla s inc i.s
training school at Ea ii JuaniS atlua ~ 10,
1900, \ IS long TO sbc remen here
.AIy4AI IAN STANDS
IIaWA lam sla nas are eolrpo ", ,oI
Temperature is from s. 4 to IS degrees The
rainfallls about 40 inch The III Hawaiian AZ,
Islands have he Ia rgest yO caIlo hee
world. IS i lis 9t Eireea miles ~ cross alld y
thousand feet deep Nj M .
Occupied aaGG ~ ~ the IL ispers f number
about 500. The people of 4 Hawaii belong
1T the Malay "a cs Tho peonlet have be-
core Chris ians. The most Of them can
read and writ ,it III ey are governed by the
same government as the Unite Stat ate
ssFEIILIPPINE IsLAN'E .stttss
SS8 The philippine ISL were brown UP
caro-. 8 They1lie 3ingth Pacific ocean: " hey
are In the Torrid Zone, hence the climate
Is Very hot. X mere are about q Thousand
islands in all u t Is very. dangerous 70 90
5toa theseHislands when the Is a. storm,
because tho edges are SO Sronghs They
is the beast o-9 sburden The Pin liprsnes
manufacture ci gars and henri. u ne mi M
sufucturers aoI cigars emp oy ~, nt0 women.
The rainfall. is 10 In ches. /. Dece1nb Der and
u January are the codes month rs. IteInp,
sugar and coffc e4 are the chic export ~
q II GUAM. 1, s II 5f3
& Gun M liz an island 2of small al ca Il It Is
about thirty nil es Yong md VI bot III teen
miles wide. The shi pss thai sal across the
Pacific stop Guam for con C re-
AIalays. CANA isl the chic + 3 5;
pop,llutiion - 9 oo' 1,,,rI IyF Ns1BoLp Nh
RS Lcpplestons Va 3i s983;F 4
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OUR PICNIC.
HI. So

One ( d az we decided to have d picnic
down 4 by the Ink w o wen 7 and asked
our mother and she said that she didn't
care. but we would have to- fix tho lunch.
as she was busy sowing. Mary went and
fixed the lunch while II ddled my pony
and went to invite the crowd. |Eg 7 Il told
them we would meet ia t the mill and take;
a hay ride down VI to II tile 4 lake. We II
arrived at tho mill ats u lock- te next
morning and had atss fine ha y SSride own
to the like. When we arrived here: the,
first thing we d Id was 81 to- hunt a nice
place to u have the dinner. We did not
have Il to hunt long before we found ianE
nice place covered wit III tall grass, with g.
white rock inF the middle, nbo u t I've fee
long, three feet vide and two feet high
we spread SoutS the dinner on \ the rock
and played games unit ~ 10 clock. hen
we f ate inner. and climbed trees and
nded In the lake until $50! clock. Then,
We, we pa ked our baskets and Il had g fine
hay ride a home. When we arrived there
III was 81 dark, 50 we drove on and passed
the, &s CATO and carried s our friends
home. { III They n al L said III tiSsts was the
incest time they had ever %snent.. g$S They
said they were going to shave sone before;
long and invite us. st3
Written by Dss1Ds AGRA +; IRA De
I; % Iaivcrrno ont o..
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MY PET = AMB.

ID This little sheep was given TO me by q
3littleSglrl: NJ Ills name Is Bob. He is very
gentle and mice; i8sW helleyerI call him to;
give him Ills break fast, he comes running
to mo Is eoausa V he Y knows what II T have
got fora him. "a Tho & other day as "a was I
going away T. went to the door to q tell
hlm@ 80 81 llu4 Jumped all arc und be-
cause 3he& thought 7 was 81 going to- take
5llmssi tllss rnoss - very event y If
Gomez home ROM school II q ways feed 4
him. sf. ,.3
get m yEststers to- do Il 4 for me; y he knows
than that II am 81 lex s.. Us
S9 a man came tony house the others day
and asked mo III G I wanted to sell him.
told SHIN that IS would not sell " him
for In n he aSYo rid Fl 9 said them.
s..yV wi you n TO mo f,' Well
IL Il would 'tss sell him cert alnly ] would
not give him ava 4. q. q.
9 II q WINS ia ken Z sick. and i though he
was going to die. 3 I had tho doct ors@sto 4
him: he gave him some med lctne ana
no soon got better, but not ttrely8 wei
Tho doctor attended hlmi fol-. six weeks,
ana the last day no came he Y said he !
woul an die e Hoo d cd on Monday. ana a
buried him. and i have never had an ot
net, Written with interest BY tsss q q
- NJ {3s| NrArNIE TTeEhLtER AM
2n5i 81 r eserVolrf Str RI ChHOnd, " q.
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y Jennio's mother wa d lead 4 II and her
Father had gone a ross the ocean ~ to
Europe. and shsfl lived w tn Aeraunt. "a Now.
her aunt had q y large q 4 family and was
very poor sheStrea ypoortl tile Jennie emile
very cruelty SOM times. Jennie wore l''
only the cas- 20 clothes of her cousin.
Her rat thor wrote to u her and sent her
mon ey eyoEya month but iar wick cd tauntt
1t ook the money and destroyed the lie tars,i
IS Ono night u ennlo heard a gentle new
she opened tho door and beheld ~ LITTLE
white kltten.8f It35Wlas dirty and looked
very & hungry. He had ono little black
spotsSin the middle Nof his back TheS
next morning 8sho begged her aun h to let
her keep 4 Spot Gas she had named hind K
but her aunt. said she would not be pes
tered with the ugly hing. Ii ,38 385
S|s j ennie8 begged 4. harder, and finally her
aunt ~ consented. if II allos ( would promise
$to8keeps III out of her way. Spot; Il soon
grew fat ana we'll nnd tiegans to love his
Attic mistress very much ana she to
love HIM. Onel day Jennie WAS taken
very sick. III s'po " WAS 80 sorry for her
that The. would mot cat. He caught a rat;
and brought to- her, u ennlei smiled and
said sieR wlshed q she II 90 uld 81 eat It, but
Sas she could nat she; would like to see,
Spot onjoySit. !, 4 "a ~ Ii
Ej "A kind neiGhbors wrote 10 her father
md told him Jennie illness. lie hur-3
ired home md found her much better
than lie expecteda to- see her, He was,
very angry With herr aunt For treating
Jennie soacrucll " and took her and Spot
away tnsa ntceB pretty house, WHARF, they
lived happily "a NJ Is ~ 3 81 ,S g 3s
&, by LOUISE HARRISON AlscRAW. s5
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GREAT 4, CEN RAJ II! LEE q

+, i ~, zee son b Light Iorse Hart
Lee. IL Revoluiionnry fame, was 3Ior !. :. !,
VrIrpinin january IL d, 1870, Ind W;is =
$,iated from west Io tin "a, 3 y.
CAPTAIN Of "
"A .nncrni Scot 4 winning - UGH htg
distinction that he was locke upon !, ]. ~
q Id probable successor 70 the com
#in-chief. 1,,,, 81 "a < Id
Nm y ile chief command Of mon q
A forces, btltiie resi- ~
ti,nI,rI only VII iii, some hcsi hitl
with deep regret. II was first coaai,
1nd OF Yirs,nlanJ. "a nfIg IA ~ be-
rs VIII II, of the i've
sstenrrpis. great SKI ne -
iii lenses a, ~
i5rsgidsnt Davis led ~ II 49,
and made him go
1yfi, ming a great victory at Cold IlaroDIt,
NntSlo after tll.s he prove TOO .Inucnl
b for I,ope mt the notable batties OF Aa.tttls-
sas =! !, J. IA r"iand
n caottring H1Iarper.s@ Ferry W Inv merons
missioner; and ca nnoii NJ
~ hin spcediiy. but was puised N LIZ
#attnck wfiiclilhe madc4upo him q
tam, after whic II Lee recrossed tt'e n
4 Burnside next tried his prowess "a galnr,s :
II er hut wit Il no better srcce ss, for. he
lost tho battlc OF s; burg q ~
great disaster G, Sd !. Z, =, 7, I,
and ho5 in like manner sli cred defeat re-
ceiving severe punishment NJ Leg ;! ni l lss
z Nav = 1863. e y hen the battle OF Chancci-
iorsy!lie 81 as fought. though the edge o.
this victory wa q uilcd by tie ~ y -
81 ,sssS55 b an b B mr. ICE8HAI2DING. g
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4, u, i5t,,e Ground an acorn Hes. &.
II.itt1a Nv it'd It mo uuts to the skies
iM ~ nd shelter TOR wandering
Mone fol hundred slngng lcL p. J
=. ~ ~ iSn., hen III world WAS
SIoWl - ana isllsatiy, stately and
Cites Of coral und me sea !, 7, ~
a Eba neW Years come and he old years
4. b \ & Fs (2) b
ttt ara Ia crowns an The althful WOO;
g: ~ Maven IN our heart 5eGln ,s
With work and wltl weeping with laig tE-8
IL ser rs ah Mtt psa .yhe longest day 81
AZ Inc longest lives are passing tawaSSg
.hassins Without return, while SO
The iitss years come and The old Years ~
''s'SsNsp WANDA Y ailIaRo ~
5S3 S9s 2la South Pine Street.
!. U sss X; ~ tachnlQa6, y
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IS.T 5-'e 50
TWO IT.TL GIRLS

once there were two u title girls and la
dog swnlklng q IN the woods. pic king flow
ers When they re$a bout in the MD nc de
ofa3the q youn gest Of theat I've q,
littls girls saw pretty wlld rose.
She wanted "a livery 80 she Went 2 f-
ter {, and went into SO me HI gtla weeds
sto get tit, when q sn Ike bit her on the
leg. sheil screa med. tf.ej
dog succeeded In kill he snake but
was very badly bit ten hinls elf. tSs
tie girls ran as fast they could home
Their ather met II hem at he go IIes
saw tho little girl foot bleeding and
asked her. what was the mat ter, and she
told him. He sent @ for NJ The doctor, and
the doctor said lat she we s bitten badly \.
Her Tier her $W here was Il he sdog.
ana Ut hey u told him abolt, he dog and
the snake m IIeS sent one or hi m On so
the dog was lying the
roadsid q, IS The3man brought he dog; but he
was 80 badl hurt, they d had to shoot
him. Tho last thing We heard about the
little girl, she g was in bed wit q very
badlyFbitt ton foot
G NJ@T1A SKINS SSSsgf
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Several years tago II man. Who had res
Gently been married, received as y glft
q very fine pointer; llls name was was
t'shot,h and he was brown VI
4 on day tho dog was missing. and am
other mans dog WAS, too, phes owner
suspected IT Int q man near Ic.7------t had
went on tho train to get them 5ss
K 1'hat night this other man came back
lone, but for some reason the owner Of
''Shot, did hot come. lie told his little
boy, to 20 and tell f"Shot's" mistress that
her husband had got Shot" The little
boy wen andtod lier;5 Mrs \, -----, 30 NJ
husband has got Shot. n 81
Sho went Off in q dead faint. Her
mother brought nor 10 and tried to!8eXr
plain, bllt--"Oh me! ''-1she tainted again,
When she revived II again they told her
4 Then and considered 1t u good joke.
IlYIIItYN ~ sEsI'P lcsS. ST.
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III 3:Ez,i u FOUND 81 TVVENTY-F FIVE.

III ,rhere was a y mar.5narnetl Sullivan he
came from ireland md when he reac hed8
tho Battery he3t found s25. y,
n FIe got on A. car and when the car got
ia I' John,ss Street the n conductor q 90 ld.3
s''John,t and one Of the I, g95
lila must know everyone In TIN. coun-.
try. ana when the car got IT, Z homAs.
and another man got up and ] W y,,I S
ont, and when the car So e p, Sn van
AM an. Sullivan. said lie must know me;
I nn sal through sullivan Street lazy
II aad sa ,,s 81 s. sul'lxyrshm aeSs
.she aa 4. I'm king for twent
a ana ne nut hIss hand his poke ana
ni,licd out the SEQ, and said Here ~
h 'us1 t'u' N ALFRED SCH A.sT. \.
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blindness and truth are the first OF al
virtues, II you are kind and trnesto old
and young, you vii be happy Kind
words and kind deeds make every one
happy; bit II you ara proud and untrue,
no one viii like you. !, Always try to have
alpleasant smile, and, above all, be kind
and truthful, Never refuse To 10 q kind!
deed FOR any one, esp eially sold people,
WIG cannot help themselves you wish
ito be loved, be kind and true n eYery-I
thing ynii do Never tell a story. what
ever you do IfSeyerybna1y was kind and
true there would be- no bad boys or glrls
In the world, n .; Il *
ut NJ 4. MARY JOlIn n SON.
Il +, IS 'Ss Go buchanan Street. "
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.,but let us ID rec and 60 doHrl and ssee
THEY quickly resscd and went down u,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rsithat Tic 70 iIlsgllad
como ia 10 thai Ia place, be ore
they mad time to- link more q he ~
ins they were lied 70 # to schoo one
si,crs little BASKET ont iii 70 the va e, and
VIII she I'll %inss she ~ ne S6a sk 81
In one limbs OF tiiost go a,lt.I oIgot
IT The 4 II tic robins, seein p 8bas "
keti Thought they would build their !, I. est
here 80 they began. " hem the #llttle
girls got from school til ey6 sa " the sroDins
at work ID t their new house In the 3hasket +.
So they would not disturb the Ea SIX 'The
little girls soon sa VI some little eggs IN
the nest .8s and then little bi They
learned how to fly az ter8 q while, Fl and
yghen he full ean,e little birds t.ew
girls said 4 they would y cave the baske
Tor the robins 10 build in It every year,
Ia = JULIA GROVES.
5F44 touceste Va
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Riddles

TS$1 why do We 60 to bed a. night3
e ! what y -
s nds.stil
8. that eomes WITH h, Coach e
goes a coach iioEpsse Ito the
coach, yet u 50 VII ho1t Z?
hat Is 1T that styous haven't a got got
don't want Il you had l1. II YOU
Wouldn't take pd ollars for (
s. hit ISL tina you SUCK
1T, stlie shorterti t grows I'LL
q, VIVA t comes after cheese 81
hat is, 1T that opens like q barn
/ door, and shuts like d trap ss5
s$SWhat is that which lives in, winter,
dies 1 III summer, and grows with It's roots
upwards? n {s,s y
what soap is the hardest + I EST
10. If but ter is. twenty six ents "a
pound, how much can YOU get fora cent
sSll .Sif butter5 cones is twenty cents cent
pound, what would a ton Of Of coal come
81 what is that which is too much " ct
for one, not enough for and no thing IN
at all for three? tsS \ u
ia. e WHAT'S blacker t han q crow z 81
What Is the oldest piece II OF furn Al
ture in. the world " ls5 81 5t.s
$as is. 51Vhe1sis nnorse3 no to h orse
RoBEIa'TA LEE WALLER,
q oodloe' s. Va.
II Riddles.
III. What lis that which, by adding some
thing to III, Will become srnnl Ter; but Y
you add nothing 1t win grow large
II What is that which every one can
divide and no one can see WI ere e y 70
divided 3 rs y
Yet thieves break land steal tea the
gold ysl III sS,, L.
u. over tho water, and $9llndc I'D }SEt he5
water, ana mot touch the water 4SS
& s.. What is that which never aslts < q
Question, X yet receives many answers?
r B G.. Black and white and re (n)dg all over
n Il lie you see three pigeons on "a tree,
and shoot two, how many wi Il remain
X s., What is that which q gentleman has
not ana never can have, but many give
tito a lady? fsE " III GU
o, What three American coins win
}make3il dollar? n
10. Down In the meadow there was a
red hel FER; give her hay she would eat III;
give her water she would die,
& !. VA AN NIIo MAY lrITTA. #
35 ANSWERS TO PUZZLES,
Answer to Numerical Hatchet, 4
'sTirst in peace. firstsin war, and first
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Arllc 8Togte,'sis ii country hoy !, who has
ia great many pets Ear one IN ornlIl
a;in4sprlng, Pm brought W ~ "a my
pnlspfg, nearly III 70
53s,.lArle, thiss1lttle feliowis yours, J you
car raise him. said NJ Iost ter s5 a
Arllp wrapped pggy 3Hoft, wool f @
him with warm milk from ~ pot nila
fast. Are fed him $clcnrl5 fnod ,&n n,
kept him clean by scrublng him s.,witlli
soap and d sbrugf,. II d very q lffei-!
cent from t sconiilon 81 t;s. .55s 81 . .,S
be ill., tho house. 4 lie had 70 be kept .i =
the orchard where he could n have faill
a thc nppley hc wanted TO eat. S Arllc could
8go8tfcrc q, plh 1, I'l 49,, !,
One Sntliy 1,or1li I. =, NJ
q dressed liim@ffl low brown lti1cl sui.
Ho5ranlnto the garden % get " fe ~ ilo W.
ers for Mi old friend Of mamma ~.
forgot 10 close THO gu Dc lseeil4 " INC y
orellnrd md garden, ie came ou y
aj l he pattcring 81 little hpofs up the
bare leared wl y l's ! g..
nlllar AZ H.
gcol,tentedyS nested at his Get, 81 wing pig
ISL squcnks III del because PC alaa
Sfolnda&hls mas ter.t II le9s Wn Y
ASHAMED. J, ", WI, u,
1.-The 4tlttle ~
to take Icy home rlc thou ghtEevetlry,s
body was lacking 1T him but piggy fol- &, a
lowed quietly. When i hey reached S,hotne,
Arite lay down upon tho grass Under the
a shade of n tree and cried. atlot 8iniliding
3I,iggys eoaxing to ayc his back scra tch Il
| = ffcr ~ white Id dried Ills eyes and
said IS WASH Syour fault I h ,l,t
You didn't know don so to. chpren
nrEstny iii houses didntt 4 nhon
ldtching the gate. e, Y, ~ !,
Scbiit Fdon, 4fcc tina t&Way now. never 81,
ret out again FOR ne gate
Selcctcd.) &, u, ! \, II ~, u z;
tssSfS 83 8 57o1 n. Invent y-sightli ST.
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her mother. Helen told Mabel what q
good time The had &. Mabel said :.6
81 am never going to be Junk Ind atoSta
bird or any Their nninlal AM m ore'i
a8little bird SEWthSit 81 wing bro en-. she
carried 1T Int tho house and 8tco k care Of
it$until twas well. Then she said 81
ia tt makes one SO much ppier to help:
O bird than to rob one OF ! ts nest.
bySSNANHlIE e. IlAPf2AD11, 81
-,
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THE ROBINS,

one bright morning al Nav the children
We're slaeRlns the ,a
of Ire children woke }rp and went 10 tho
window and saw two robins. She called
her get anEa ay sfsths robls
ing. every spring for two or three yes rs.
VA Look. 2 she sn n they seem a scoll-
tented some way. w yynnd en- Wtllat q Is tho
.inatteE ma one has troubled thelpS pliare,y
u think not, ths other sister said,
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! Kennedy, otiise
I Laprade, N u.
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Mitchell, Wv. Il 4
Morgan r PERSONS
Morgan Edna y. J.
Murray, Oracle 4
Mann II Rob ert N.
Mann Earl u 1,
Nc Craw, Y. n. i
5Nuckols, Jane V !!
Nicholas Ora v
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sRey. Marie Y
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Sibold Arthur
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Smith, Fanny
Spain Louise
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Sheppard, ".
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SMarcella Jones', No. n t Nrrth 81 Foursh
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