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.SANTA'S VISIT5sTO M
M 81 THE COUNTRY
80 1880. --.- -. /, 4
4 b COTTON WILLIAMS.

Mod
was twelve years old mid went
tto a9b boarding school, He was now homo.
spending tic Christmas holidays WITH his
father and q mother. "a Sunday morning.
which was Christmas, lie and his i little
5clothea and then went Into the nursery.
where they saw their presents ii heat ped
upon nF3 chair. Mo There was a fine sled ],
some book h and in gun FOR lbert and
a. doll ba BY, Il work box md IA game for
Sue. ~ TIA SS3 w "
Ia lbert took Sue out in The n ba ckyard
on Ills sled. M By the time they had opened
the gat q a large black dog came rushing
S,ip with a medal on his neck. on swt tch
was Inscribed :8S..--1' o IA lbcrt and Sue from
papa They then went Into the stable
& to turn the chickens OUT and Ewha should
they see but white u and A black pony.
There was q board ri ght owe the pony 8
head. VI on which was painted Wit hsgh lack
Spaint:8.t"To al bert and she, from mot her..
THEY nenry went wild with joy over their
nice presents, and rushed Int TO- the house.
making such a noise that their parents
had TO stop up their ears. 5t2s$s $
dinner bell 4 soon ran N and ! hey
went Into the dining room, "a where I hey
sa " \ a. table covered with turkey cran-
berries, candles and other good things.
Albert and e Sue ate until thoyg thought
they couldn't cat another thing Y After
dinner some friends Ca me ov ers and hey
spent the evening playing games. 8 'l>ha t
night two&tlredS but happy hildren went
to sleep nSthclr little beds. "a week a tier
Albert vent back to school and I he vaca-
Ito II was Over.sl
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AS FIRE IN AN TIC


There was once a family Of a mother Ter
and "a baby tlatilived IN an attclof q Il bis
house II Rome. One night when the the.
mother was lighting a candle TO put t the
baby to bed a match fell on tho floor
Next morning after the mo ther had gty V q
Tic baby It's breakfast she had to go
}out II to work. She did not come home
until & o'clock; the baby had to stay stu
alone when sho was out. " hen the
mo Their went out. the bab by was on the
bed. ,rheiilice got hold of the matcll1,;
ana 1t was not long efore&nll the WOOD 200
work was on fire. 81 The baby knee what ,s
1t was, 4 for she was two years old y; &: she 6,
screamed and fell down when she "" rus 8
getting off the bed l, vs.
i The family down stairs inc UP stairs i &.
10 see what was the tier Vllen some
OF them saw the fire they ran q we ". h ~
ono OF them took the baby down stairs B5
when the mother came home she she was 'll
frightened for she d idn't see ller8 papy.
She sawSthe place blazing she ran down "
stairs: tho place was all blazing = 9
Vent out ana was astonlshedl $3to x seq :,
her own baby with the other family mi !,
she thanked them and went Y down We
street. II 4. !, ], Y, NJ, 81
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and barking as If to say have brought
from home, and two Of our mel ghbors had
fed them and caught Tip and tried g
drive him home, but he wouldn't leave
his little playmate. Daisy would 50 lar. ,a,,a
hunting with dogs.aand has been 11,. io .,I
Bruno ' :. I still have Daisy q large, we'll
grown sheep. She is like a goat. ride
her all around. and she pulls, 81 wager, ~
nicely. I always put 4 bit In her mouth.
II have given Tip away hope Santa
clause Will bring mo a wagon strong
enough for Daisy to draw. SO that can.
haul wood. During the summer \ hauled
.watermelons from the patch with Daisy:
She was very fond Q + them, One day 9, y !
lot her eat as many as she could
think she ate about n dozen; she has
never liked wntcrmelons since ] close
nv story, whch3is all true.
f7iT' ,t55,E 7t. GEORGE II, ABRA11ANiS. ia
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from men and women to. the red Il lady
birds" and the ound pei, bles. II sF ~ s5
Is XII. sllas's disposition to hoard orey
4 had been utterly crush ed by the loss Of
his ong-stored coins. And now, something
la come Is replace his II hoard, which
Eavo$ a growing purpose to his earnings
drawing his hope and Joy continually
onward, beyond the money Il Il
Answers to Chapter MI,
Principally Iii Iaavcloe. " 2. . Lantern IAN 11,
ward I. s. h Fifteen years. # 1. al He was q
weaver 6. The loss of all his other in,
/, crests Il III life and his betrayal by his
friends. g.. Under a stone in his floor. 4.
FDunsta,1 Cass. s. Z, The son Of u 'squlr
Cass, f Of n Red III House., and Dunstans
brother 0. Because she was O sdrunkard
and an opium eater. 10, Because he had
kent his marriage secret and feared the
disgrace Of ex posture. II. On I he eve OF
New Y ear u. Because he was good anu anu
kind by nature, and becnuse he ne 9 .l g,
t,else thathe cared for in the loss io s. his
Questions on Chapter VIII. 52lliS
8 s. What kind as S''notable mothers"7
par 1, IL. VIVA is the meaning Of hap
&peIn ',$8fin Y par. Nv? "a. The meaning x OF
ki'Moithered' 4 III the same para graph !? 4
Explalnthe use of the word }"fen ding 81 ~
par " Il s.. What is the force Of dnloni-
tory in par. VI 9. Define e word "
S,toddledn In par, xI. WHAT'S the 1T
meaning 81 ,,outlylng par g Ihe
.nea, ,lnE n ''gnon !.
OF ,brownles all III the same pa era pm
10. The meaning OF "blent" also n par.
ii. What kind Of birds are the ne LADY,
BIRDS, mentioned In this para grapl,? ~ u.
Define the word hoard as used II; iirBt par.
Hv1
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THE STORY OF q q d
f5, MISSIONARY WOMAN W q Al

three mont s aSe I'M sronsTs
Observation-Disclosures boy wit 4. IA ~, !, |.
She he'd little ST o mi
r,hmrchs FOR the belic OF tell "
She She told1ns that Il vas the indians ps
5lefthat |whenSn sa u,
little baby to Kill and p,. ~,
side by Side OF ln,tne :, q al,.r
cottin .sbccuusc they say that the inosn% ~,
Would not be happy III cave Without
her baby. 81 II s, =; "a ~ ~
little son al her q he g. .I 3 aid np q
woman and gave y g a.
happy ols ,es sns
ana cared for il, Just AZ e was l!H ,eF
own CHI Id .3 4, = i. I, "a Il,
h,,rr.S he child was about three |; q toill'
YEATS old She brought him a%i1h r e ! I.
showAs her good work among /, tne III,
dams. M t was a real bright child, run
ming allaround the ureh \, plhasins a'''
dressed In his title Ind an suit
hope to see this In the
Sunday. " !. (, ~, t,,,l,Z
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"A g GLOOMY \ y.
CHRISTMAS EVE

flt "A aFs
It was Clrlstmas X Eve i,e rain was \
falling Inc essanty as the orc Wd was I'M g.
Ing & 8andsfro on lie business reefs OF
prscoIs ior te.s
bench tackng, la ckIng at his shoes. iSS Il o.
had been hoplng al hes finisl 81
e MAXI SfIssys
morn in tic next room q 81 his y, /
her sleep While the tears
to 60 70 their took lngs ind find that o:d
ssnntn had not vislt ed them Iaht
words ot Tommy ore going t +, q, Els s
and keep no fuss. santa Claus !, lw u.
Thss ~ az
glanced al her sleeping children; vic /,
we're smiling q \; arg
way keep hem frprn ppolnttnent;,, ~,
placed. hcr ba BY In Its cradle and
another word ra swiftly y ps.,airn, y,
watch which was given her e Eedd n
present. She look cd tsai
though of brls ~ "
her rea Ser
children. She carried 1T down tos her h.iS-
band but 6 q em rs 7.
tfom h1 ny eSiGd M oa,
s,ircums "a ces some day 9
Just !! ,' !,
tho morning Ina ~ ~, ~
never rS do,''said the poor syomi, rlsy
viii not this and tfsy =, nnd
Went Went auickl out pvt i on
erSbonnct q Is
knd hearted allowed y. .n e &, ~ " q
a ~" M X Ia ItSie TO red y
se e 10 asn ns ama mos.
q; rea lTim FOR Tomn, $loesid es conf
lonesss s sg i rasshsa swo
az !, y fi,,c a ne gs ceiling ~ ppier
SofG I,ad se 81 =
sdl.ea ,is task. though late 10 doany
good rs ne VA Il Trim i,lk
5oa w Mbat 'f fhty nsa.s Fhe
they rospe Z nf the night before JOIN
"a tl heir 9slafsne ne
tpaI |.,c:ioomy christmas W'ln
foIIowed y 2 H ma HoRRls
a
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ETHEL, iii a. W III. Z ! Y. !.
M u z IlllItI.I


5clytle, was IN little water fairy, she
lived at the bottom Of the sea In cave 'aN 81
Her. cave was lined with pretty pink
Shells s, D, In her garden She stnr-lish
and coral. Her carriage was ~ large
shell and her horses were gold tlsh aiia
turtles. The fairies brought her q pretty L.
green dress, b 81 .i Il 1. V,
One Ehe went to ride y he ., s T.
nslcep When tho shell bumped agaLlnrlstS
4 ,xck she woke IN. She had never. seen
land Be fore y Clytic sat on the ,ro '; muhS
DAYS watching the goldsn king, the sun
fBy}und l1y she turned Int. g sullilo~ei,
Nov she is always look ing ~ y
a as i F,y I1IJ'I>FI II FL
~ @ a n 4! 3{tIohll,ini, VA Ss
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Hand oifle Gold !! !, / Badges d
I'or j anlary8,Pl I n K: !.


q pear Children Of the Cl ub;, IS 4 Il
ne secbnd reunion celebrated is t q
II HI Il Bijot last Wednesday e con pS
thc resence 81 tho rt,or,Stsf'e ~ ayor,
Folk Miller the editors and the en- aNl +
II a, es MAS am sure yoti feel ~ great
Y success die which, makes all re sol1
sssstat II, club has grown 70 me g M Yha'
sSprospects are for he IieW' year ., 'uss
sGB tend II DOS AZ ili M y IS Il 4
,ookinE back over the club " 9' Is 3
snrtaiiy That Of The past few m ontl's, I. ~
Scelctiec has 50 appealed 70 me ~ cl''p
gg{lircctors that they have determined 70 .
.fsr, tor the month Of january , \ TWO W.
ss rold medals, handsomely embossed ana anu
inscrbed. one for the boy ana Soahle P 1or
tho Eirl belonging To the club VINO ,sh lsL
Va send n,5 during the month, the best piece
NJ work In any partn,ent 81 the Cn n;
N lrcr,' 8 Page whether It be y story, a q
sf Il "a wing or a puzzle, IT matters not, so
possesses the highest quality Of en- ex
ssBcellence NJ AN as $l IA si 4 Ri
these medals Will be given out ire ne !
f spectlve Of the usual weekly prizes to We "
y sent as heretofore, Eli
sS The editor congratulate the club 4 on
III members, Its steady growth and Is; is
~ past achievements, II has accoinpillssihs-s
ned much and, lii tho New Year, the le
cd tor asks that Its wa tchWords may Pc 9;
DOWNWARD! AND UPWARD Y RID s AZ a}}
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when Cousin: prank came to take her he
out sleigh rid Ing. Nh f NJ Il IA D #
Louise liked Is sleigh ride, and ran IN
stairs 10 dress. Ss II \ took her through
tho park She. saw he nlmals 93a \ hen
they drove d owns f town and saw many
Spfretty3things inH the store wind lows.
What wa Mt for your Dirt hday 4;
he said. az X 2l5 3; n
3 Look at THAT big doll - Louise ga ID sS
9lBsIIe SwentSin the store and cam out Wit
the Elm hiaa arms. 81 4. $Es vat IL
Oh, isn't she beaut! full, "a said Eouise En-
s*' When they got home Louise ranEin
the house and, sold ii sS55 sSln 3.
OF; mother; look at my dol; Cousin leE
Frank got her for me. n N VS. s
ISL Lo uise found a little tbox at her plate
ut dinner. She opened 1t and found q
little gold ring that her mother and father the
gaze her. 34 Il. KS
2%,,rhe door bell began to ring. LouIre
met her%l little guests III n the hal !. sa They
played many games and a ftcrwa I'd g they
went into the dining room. In the middle
$of n the table was a big birthday cake
with seven candles around sit.s They hayd
many good thin cake, Ice cream, ban
tanas,F oranges, caildyand nuts. ~ he little
lglrlsswent& home at 6 O clock, sall but Elsie
/ M les, Louise's little cousin She spent
tho night! with Louis They played dolls
and had a good time, bl n 81 "a
"a HELEN BuLLARD,
n. 81 r,si ~ Rad ford, SVa.iH
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EFFIE'S TRIP TOsTHE MOON

5S"oh, how i wish / could go to the
moon" sighed little ENlie, looking long Il
Iingly at the bright, beautiful moon, as
shcpeeped out from her cozy little nest
In Il cozy little bedi#''I should like TO
know what 1t Is made Of, and If there
really Is n man In tho moon,'' when al i
Mt once she felt MS { someone was pull
ing her up, up, up, WI II Il, s!j AZ
%lt'oh!'S she cried, what Is happening
to me ~ 81 III
Never fear little one, am; going to
take you to SEQ the moon, said nSvoice
In her car. s Il y III y slsas
3i,,yyho are you & questioned I1file, and
arc you really going to take mo to the
moon? have Just hcon wishing \ couled.
go.'' 4, & ECO TX w u Va IL
,s"oh, I'm tho man iii the inoon.' II
heard your wish and came down Z! snee.
tally TO take you to visit my distant
home" 4, u 81 ~ SIX 8 Vi s5Ss
Tho journey was so quickly. begun and
suddenly ended that Efiia was quite dlszy
with the strangeness OF the whole af1a1rs
"Oh! !" she criod preathlcssly how
beautiful! {" for before her lay q magnl|l-
| cent city bathed In silvcry brlsht ness,
The streets We're paved with a. trats!V-
cent substance resembling pearls inc
| houses were constructed OF what appeared
to Efie's wondering eyes. ivory, frescoed
with silver.
Come, said her guide, and lot me
show you this wondrous city,, and TAX
ing her hand they journryed rapidly
through this land of 'enchantment,
AT last they came to what seemed !,
Effie's awe struck gaze, g castle. IN;
building was situated In the midst q
| lovely grounds and surrounded BY a glis
4 terIng wall Of silver. ,83
/ 1.-THE "man In the moon took AN IN
| mense Key from his pocket and proceed
ed to unlock the gate to this marvellous
structure 4, NJ
4 AZ "c,ome In, my dear he said 'and le
i nc show you the castle In which tlwcl.'
4 the .'map In the moon, want yoli
4 though, to first visit, the garden; now r.il
A along and amuse yourself as best vol
can, while \ go and take q few minutes
I rest !, II y. y,
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s.,C ,.,.y,::I,[.'I:]F;.1AD E

About three years ago a gentleman gave
mo a little motherlcss lamb. she was " q
,t hsus Tie l,er to drink milk from pan,
sweet at f,rst and then buttern,lk. She
would skipSwith. deli light at the sound ] q.
the churn, and soon grew ia and strong.
When my lamb. which, named Cd daisy )tl y,
named Tip Very soon Daisy and ~ II be-
Came Cane fast 81 friends. and were always to-
away. y 2 aptl, and / looked and looked for
them, but could not find 1t hem anywhere
They were gone I hree8 days, and we de-
5cided that they had been stolen, and gave
them lip forItlost. Il The evening Of the
+ Third day we were eating supper I, ,NVe
heard something say Hna!s Baa!,and then 7
tho door B and 4 there stood tho, strange
srllnaway couple Tip .wagglng llls1,astlail,
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THE POOR OLD WOMAN.

The snow was failing quickly, and had
already gotten real thick when all the
little boys had come ont With their, sleghs
and were running up and down. In glec,
A poor old woman was going along the
street begging, The hoys commenced 70
snow ball her, Whensshc fell down N the
snow n9oy Gld woman not not one 6srdn
io Eys long Iong time Until some poor man
came along and picked her IN. and carried
her home with him. His wife and chill
man with them. She was renl kind to his
little girl and made doll Sclot he's for her
and nice candy for the boys, she y, was Y, :
GOOD wife l But she never forgot how
good lie was to pick her up out the snow
whenSshe had no where to 60 1, I I, :, IN, n
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THE Quarrel. ].

I,le heir ald the duck lad q Quarrel
because they colldl not agree
" THE duck said hen wa sS d DO
blame M the hen said q uck r as TO
be blamed. gE5s y3
SO they called lie cat IN, md asked her her
to decide which had lie brlghte s. 4, eyes,
tho prettest bill. the sol test fent hers and
Sstraightest quill N
"Indeed;9' said p lss, &..'t his a. hare
tas X for me; whcn$no ira &c i good looks
on cltferSI see but ! { you will q low mo
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THE BABES IN THE WOOD

My dear do you know, sstt5 IL 2
That long time ago s;i Is Sst
Two poor little children, rs Eli Il ss,,fi
Whose names don't know
Were stolen ava .,} Il 3ji5 II.
On a summers day, N 3 Isl i 5F
And left in the woods, "A
AS people 5say'?S S|i5 nj ~
And when It was night, sEy
So sad was their, plight, sls Il $s 2l s
r. lie sun ven down, .I n 8 SKI
The moon gave no light VI g3 ii, ~.
They sobbed and they sighed, ri
And much they cried III 9
And,lpools little things Il i3 s55
They lny down and died
And when they were dead IS IL
The robins SO red 4 .s ]. s - 81 81 Ii il #
Brought strawberry leaves s y6 81
And over them spread ;553 a IN " iii Il
And all day long, 81 348i t5 81 4
They sang this song: X N 35 iti. 81
Poor babes In 4 he woods TN x III isS
* Poor babes IN the WoodsH u NE Is 3Ilt 4
BY LUCILLE BELL, IS I.
n "a A Gotham. Va. a5
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B A TRUE II STORY

# one Christmas morning as as family u
VAS sitting down TO the table eating At
Ebrenkfst some one knocked mt he doaar ~
and dwhen tho door was & openetl tl'e -
stood n poor, man who asked for ~ SONS e q
thing Ia eat, Il SO they gave he ma az 2 : Y
place tltS the table and he 2 TO- q heH w
threakfas III @ sIs y, En-, IL H.,
Y Ia gentleman butSth gentleman 81
"po not thank ne. hut hank the tl' 'lla
AZ }I3ethlchem,g who was born this morn
Ing, s'ti y y y l'lf
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Sto3hers own devices 3 III THIS garden o. en-
INV Il Sc "a sy II ri
She continued to walk round, lost In
admiration 81 at the i richness and beatty
OF all about her: great trees from which
were hanging golden fruit and s:ill very
leaves; fountains, with every spa rk III :
bubble bringing u To light rich Jewels q
evory hue. AZ last She came t. what Ilt !.
appeared toS be q bottonless pit, and o t'1
the other side grew the lovelies tree silo
had Vet Sseen.SS From this tree lung a
graceful spray 81 5brillian t flowers reacl..
Ing almost across the abyss. 4 l45 i45 III
II Forget ling herself, she leaned y ever yer
eagerly to Erasp tho slitterlrg treasure fl re-
| She missed her footing and fell down,
down, down, and landed with BUMP.
which awakened her from this dream, OF
enchantment, Is the realities oislife. Not t't
til the moon at all was tshe, but lylng
3illS her little white Abe1 with the $sun's
beams peoping slylyS over her pilloW,8'llss
his dazzling orb climbed the bllci
topped hills, II s;ii CT q # AZ
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CROSSING THE ! !: !. , ! y J: 3

Sunset and evening sta \! " "a Il VI
And ono clear cal for me 4 v, Il . &
And may there beflo moaning 81 1he sp' M
When | put out Y sen, 3 i, ..s,,
ant such n tide rs MOVING seems aslee p
200 full for sound and foam. h,
when l that Which drew from ollt tl'e
ho,lpdless deer 4 T. ~ Fl " III n
Turns again home, & N r ~ iy5 5llIs
and evening bel
And after that the "a rk !, ,a,,,o, I
And maylthere be no SADNESS " ~. ~ ~
When Il embark Il, y nine
! and place VI d In
u me HOOD may bear me far,
\ none 10 see my pilot face % ~ ~
Wien lihaye arost the bnr . ), Z, Y.
M Selected by I'D Ifrti 4Alo9R t 7
4 81 III n 4 7Q6 NJ First Str clt
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THE /: CAPTAINS DAUGHTER


we we're crowded IN Gthc cab N.
NOT, a SOIL would dare 10 sleep; 99f,is.
1T was midnight OH the waters, III
& And "a storm was on he dee 35
mis- q fearful thing In winter. g5i5
III no be shattered by the E.asst III
And 10 arthesrattling trumpet 1: II &:
THUNDER; Cut a~ he ma mas y
50 we shuddered there ins silence,
Tor the stoutcsts held his breAtl III
While the hungry sea was TO- ~ 6
w Aud the breakers liked with 5 death,
Az nus we snt in da rkness, sy35$
s:a Each one busy w til his pra q $
$"yVe,re lost 81 the, captnli, sllol ltcd
AS lc8stag down the ltS rs S.
EButy lis little daughter Whisper red W
n AS she took his ley hand: IL 5 sS3
b"Isn't3 God upon the ocean sI Y, 5;S }
III Justythe snlnegns on he land ~, g'ss
,Then we kissed the lit lcSnnld IN
us And we spoke n better eh cer,y NJ 4;
And we anchored safe in In rhor, " IA
When tho morn WIS shining Glenr.$
Az Selected byS Am AN 2 COR DIES,
s3ftl 11Ol Grove Avenue. Riclltno MAYA.
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LITTLE THINGS. Z

T.
Little drops of water y N
Little grains OF sand. n 5i n +
Make the mighty ocean
4 And tho pleasant land. IA
Thus the little minutes. tx h. a !
Humble though they be,
Make the mighty ages n IS .1t.5, X y
OF eternity. II +, E.
III III. 81
Little deeds OF Kindness, p
3r Little words OF love. 5t K
Make this earth al Eden, ~ 81
Z Like tho Heaven above. s.l e
Selected ~ Maud N. Brown
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''srandlnothcr's husband and my brother
arc here" y ia ~ q Sa Fl (. IL 81.
n How happy the two hearts we're 4 he
later part who Yin the morning felt.as
llfSthey had not q friend In the world.
When they retired that night they felt
as II they could we'll join In With the
chors OF voices which sounded through
the house the words X" Merry Christmas
sg ELSIE MAY WEST, III
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[l.] sESMILEs's BIRTHDAY

TN Ii was d week before tlouise's birthday.
She was app v because her mot her@ha sl
lpronised herr Ia birthday party The ~ e
days Ew c1lt qui ck "a 4 yEi,
#E Ono iii or11ing a az Louise was coming
down is the breakfast table hcrimother4
said TO her Z ~ day rs your birthday: 4
wish you b iapp day, n
RI Her mother was busy baking cakes sfor
the party, and Louise beat the eggs for
her. She was still helping her mother Ter
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PRIZE WIN n Frs
n Il FOR /. a S1EivV EEK.

Miss Estalls t:tshstse vaver9ly \, va. to '.
the best story sl3 Is
MISS Annie Il lts ilus 53 II 3 lon
IL street t'etsrsbur
Miss e nm klns, ielohts,5V,A.l.
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D X
onl1sou
yam slsrl l edly ipn,se i
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Brown, GORDON
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SBoaz, Eddlc irSs
Butler, J,.sAie
Barret, Morris sysi5
4Bristow, ".
fBrlel, Geo B.
Baber. Julian I
sBreeden, BYRD ElI a
Burton, Flora
Scr.owell. Sarah
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Daniel, Arthur
sDlmhlOck. Marion
Dunn, Lucy
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Johnson, Pearl
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70 try you as food, think i Sshall Rnd /
you both equally good. 3s5
q ANNIE M Az r il'1'Z.
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A soon Gethesla arrived at her new home ne,
and was 50 delighted at eelng her n, bro
Their safe, and Il at finding someone wEo5
would 3 care for Them. she broke down
completely. and wept for pure JOY. Md = !.
heard her tell her aunt, fS'rhis IS the hap
piest Christrnas j have ever lsno wn5 q nd
its all because you are SO good