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E. RAY BRITTLE.
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A little girl once wandered far away
from her mother and cams to the coLtase
OF Silas Mariner, weaver, who lived by
tered the cottage and fell asleep by the
fire. 1T was now dark. and Silas entering
in the house was surprised to see the
strange child. He Thought TINT II might
never seen. The child then awoke and
started to crying for NANNY Silas
spoke very gently to the little child. and
afterwards loved 1t very much. He named
her Eppie. when he would go TO attano
to any business he would tie her with q
broad piece Of cloth, and was always
particular TO put the scissors out OF her
scissors on little table where she got
them and cut the cloth into small pieces
iThen.she went out on the porch where she
slipped down 10 the branc hand hid from
She liked this very much and afterwards.
played In It much OF her time.
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ON THE WARPATH.
IL


AS soon as tho boys took their leave
Colonel johnson rang little Tell on his
desk and a servant appeared and saluted.
Get the provisions ready, and lower
them by the side Of the postern gate"
The servant did as he was told but
the provisions were never gotten by the
boys, for In their rush they barely had
time to get away, and, so the provisions
were gotten III the morning by Some
hungry Indian.
The attack on the boat seemed to be
a signal for q general uprising. for the
Indians in the West, Comanches and
Apaches buried the Ratchet and smoked
the peace-pipe around the camp fire. the
force that was attacking the fort was
composed OF Apachcs and the Commences
and few from some other tribes. the
leader OF these Indians was Long Hair.
He was one OF the most cruel and heart
Less rednien In the West. He was tall.
but stoop- slloiildered. with big scar on
his cheek. which he had gotten In q
fight with cavalryman.
Every soldier II the for. would d. haze nrs.
and he knew It. too. TO keep from max <.
as common warrior.
He was the Indian that tho boys had
met. as soon as they got out OF the gate.
nns the reason that he had left was. that
as the leader he had to be on the scene
Ito lead the braves.
The fort was built in 1915. when there
was continued lIEillIlb OuI liGI va
made of strong pine logs. with loop holes
and openings for the cannon. OF whlch
were six. There were good many houses
Inside the fort and some tents.
The fort could hold ou lt, for 3n,ae
Miller was coming with reinforcements
OF six hundred men and soldiers pay pa !.
The scene opens a gain with the felnt !. on
the part OF the soldiers. 80 as to let the
m fa1vgrg Colonial JOHNaOn
sent out force OF about nifty men to
make the feint, which turned into hot
fight. 5$ -,
onel had thought, and as soon as the SOL
dlers came out OF the fort the Indians
4 gwarned up from every side. and soon
the Indians got between the lorL ana
the soldiers and 80 had cut them or.
ordered two cannon to be brought up
and turned on the Indians: This turned
the tide and gave the soldiers chance
10 get back into the fort
The gates were thrown open and a. large
hody OF Soldiers came out. forming a
compact body around their retreating
They then retreated slowly and orderly.
firing as they vent ana many IN aho inta
thu fort and the gates were shut as the
s,,rging mass OF red humanity dashed
frdtlessly against the strongly barred
Now truly the siege Of the fort had be-
gun. Fifty OF the brave body OF soldiers
who went out never came back: ana
few of the remaining escaped without
!. The soldiers could see 1ndians arriving
ali night long, some time large body
would come In.
Towards morning they saw an extra
large body arrive, with some OF ne ne
wounded: hut without their prisoner. and
The soldiers had the plen'ure OF knowing
that the boys got away rrc,y
City.
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BIRDS

There are many different kinds OF birds
that I know OF. The robin. partridge,
sparrow, wren, blue bird, red bird. Eng
lish sparrow, fieldlark. killdae Joy bird,
seagul. fishing hawk, hen hawk. knocking
bird, canary. martin, parrot, sky lark.
crane, wookpecker. crow. swallow. cedar
bird, oriole. The robin, who builds his
nest In the trees Is very good to eat.
The partridge builds his newt In the
clover fields. and feeds upon partridge
peas. Partrldges arc also good to eat.
All farmers hate the sparrow, but they
are not forgotten in the Bible. The
wrens are small birds. They build their
nest in hollow trees and posts. The blue
birds stay In the woods and feed upon
worms and bugs. The fieldlarks ara very
The kildees are very noisy birds. They
stay In the swamp most OF their time.
This Is some work which have ut
school. 49,.
Locust Hill, Va.
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then went to the university, He was
never very bright In Greek and Latin.
but could speak French and Italian guile
fuently, He practced law with his
father, His salary was three hundred
lie wrote srhe Lady Of the axe" "The
Lay Of the Last Minstrel" and "RdderJ
LEX Dhu" during his leisure time. His
salary was Increased 10 thousand
pounds and then TO thirteen hundred
pounds He married Charlotte Carpenter,
u French lady, and lived at his beautiful
Sir Walter Scott spent a Duet life az
IEdinburg, where he wrote 1.-THE Life OF
lNnpoleon'' In eight volumes. He was
stricken, vi With paralyss and died s,sptema p
at the old abbey Of Dryburgh.
LOUISE HARRISON M cRAyNy;
AndersonYille. Va,
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THE PUZZLE
DEPARTMENT
"The T Puzzle

( i. II. bchcaded. the remaining three LETT
tiers spell what. covering for the head
2. r, behcaded, the remaining four let.
,t4rs spell what near relation?
3. r, bcheaded, the remaining three let
tiers spell what important organ OF the
j. T, beheaded, the remaining four let
tiers spell what instrument used by log
s. +, behcaded. the remaining three let.
tiers spell what substance used IN Ia mps?
a 6. r, beheaded, the remaining three let
tiers spell the condition OF very sick
person.
tiers spell what animal valuable for Its
fur?
s. r, beheaded, the remaining four let
tiers spell what food given mostly to sick
people?
st, beheaded. the remaining four let
tiers spell what comes from the clouds:
TO-. n, beheaded. the remaining five let
tiers spell what article of furniture for
holding picture?
IL. r, beheaded. the remaining four let
ters spell what ar emnence Is called:
H. T, beheaded. the remaining three lets
ters spell what signifies great wrath.
49, +, beheaded. the remaining three let
tiers spell what species of, fowl?
IA. r, beheaded, the remaining three let.
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LIFE.

Two babes born in single town
Beside the restless sea;
Two children playing childhood's games
In childhood's quencnless gree
Two lovers walking arm in arm
Beside the moonllt stream;
Two hearts before the altar bowed
4 AS In d golden dream
Two faces glowing at the hearth.
Meek wife and husband bravei
Two heads bowed low with speechless
grief
About now made grave.
Two graves beside the restless sea
With angry tempest rife;
The children cry, KNOWING VIM not
The past---and that IS lie,
Selected by EDITH IT'LL.
Richmond, Va.
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is mashsd. I Will be ever 70 much obliged 10
sincerely '0''e CLAUDIA HAnREIL,
Lynchburs. va.
Dear Editor:
thank you SO much for tho nioe badge you
sent me; and am going to try to be a good
member. 81 So,
i enclose you a puzzle and hopo to see It In (
print I think that our club is getting along
Your friend,
No sla North bisventh strs.t. Richmond.
Va. I.
Editor IT'D. c. g..
Dear sir,-Encosed tind picture that I
have named "a Group q Familiar Faces In
~ pr,ze ana Il not, viii not +, saus,, I'll in the
waste baskets company.
an, glad to SEQ the club making 90 much
viii have to c1ose and beg 70 remain.
4, !, o,,.. street, p,..i saz + e. s "
Mr.. Editor:
very Welcome letter With the badge in II AS
I am very busy now, cannot send you any
thing. but hope 70 send something later,
'o'rs re'pe'A RALPH H ALLEN.
No. los 1.s East canaa Street, city.
y ~ l.
YOU any drawing WIN send you some which !.
i hope TO see in the Sunday paper. received
my badge and thank you very much. ~
= = s CLARENCE SPENCER,
baskerville. Va
Dear Editor: \. 81 ! y
4 would ike to Join me I'D. C.. CT
viii write stories. poems and draw. am ter 4
years old. Please send mt badge
~ - LOUISE GATUIRIGHr.
No 642 North Eighth Street., city. .s5 5
BUGLEg SONG. Z. III
The splendor or fall on castle walls, #s9 sS
81 And snowy SUBMITS >old In story; NM
Tho ling light shakes across tho lakes,
And cataract leaps In glory.
Blow, bugle. hlaw, set tho wild echoes t,y In
Blow, bugle, blow, set the Wild echoes fiytnS;
yf& dying. 55f 81 s$ts
%. bark, o, hear! how thin and clear, So
&7s And thinner, clearer. farther going Il
q. sweet and far from cliff and scaur, q5.
The horns of Elf1ands family flowing sa ,, !, 2 ],
Blow. let us hear the purple Elens replyine:S
Blow, buglc: answer. echoes dying. DYING
No. AZ North Eighth Street city. !, ~, a
,i# Selected by LOUISE CARTWRIGHT
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Letters From
The Children

II i received my beautiful medal day before
have worn 1t to school in my, necktie so
had gotten the prize until you wrote me tho
letter. but certainly was glad to get the let
= / viii send you some more q my work. as
am fond Of drawing. Thanking YOU again
'0f ny Your esri iriehd ~ ~ 49,
I have Just received your letter and the
prize. cannot EXPRESS my thanks to you for
It. would have sent. the picture before, but
did not receive tho letter until yesterday. I
am going to To-, send you some work which 4
Your little member.
williamsburg. Va.
am a very happy little boy, and thank
me- me- 1 haven't a picture OF myself, except
the one you put in your paper last year:
send that and hope It Will do.
'0uF n'''' fi ERNEST X. sLAaaHns.
ia am not a member Of The It'd C. c., bu,
would like to become one. Please send me
Brown and his dog Tise. Wishing YOU much
success.
\. 81 west ns &i si1;s' ii ssssSRl
Va.
If is send You a drawing and would like to BE-
q member Of rhs !. d. e. G. Please send
Yours truly.
Crew, Va.
like i it very :' much. have seen some very
good stories and drawings on 1t.
Enclosed you will find q story and drawing
of which ! did myself. I horo you Will HE
them, and they may not find their way to
the waste,basket I would liko t. to s. join the
0u's ! THEN1A PANN1LL.
Bassett, Va.
would like to Join the I'D. g. G. Please
drew. 1 hope you will. think It good enough
to publish. So goodbye.
yours s'heer MARIAN W; pANN1Lh
Bassett, Va.
Il i send you a pleco entitled Life Of Sir
Walter Scott Il 49, sssiyi
and sii IT has i been so soye -Go couldn't use
but It IL better now.
Your friend,
Andersonville. Va
Dear Editor:
thank you very much for my badge. My
school has closed and am enjoying vacn-
ton. am a little Sussex girl thirteen years
old went fishing at the Nottoway River, Mt
the White Bridge. on the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad last Ta5stiay. did not catch any
fish, but some OF tho party did, attend the
Baptist Sunday school every Sunday. got
gold medal for going every Sunday from
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THE CAPTURE OF
ELIZABETH
(Concluded.l

as ~ (SOuCluueu.J
Jane and Rebecca having reached home
told their parents about Elizabeth being
captured Their father got up search
partv and went III all directions to look
for Elizabeth. They looked all night, but
could not fnd any trace Of her. They
were planning to- 60 to the mountains Trol Ii,
met come, people whom they Knew very
well. They tod Of some, Indians that had
been seen up there with white girl.
Then they. described Elizabeth exactly xa,;lS:
at being 50 sure Of their daughters
The people who had told them Of Ellz-
abeth then told Mr.. Jenkins where they
had seen her. Mr.. jenkins got IN q
search party and went TO the Indians.
camp and got their daughter again. Great
was the rejoicing in Mr.. Jenkins's home
the night Eliza beth was found
Crhe End)
HELEN REED VAUGHAN.
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Jar,ratt Va.

ago, hut YOU did not publish y. nope 10 see
this in your next Sundays paper.
am your little member. -
Jarratt. Va.
Dear Editor:
II has been a, long time sncsI have written
a amd hope TO 10 see see It tin in the paper
'''ts s''' EDNA MORGAN.
No. 40 South Belvldero Street. Richmond,
Va. .sA5
Editor Times pispntch
sincerely hope you may think i worthy OF a
prize. I enjoyed reading the book you sent
ne not eng last sesrssuSte n, n.. drWhss
for The I'D G. G. members,
Yours sincerity.
Editor OF The Times pisatch; e.
received the beautiful book YOU sent mo
last Saturday, and was very glad to know
that my puzzle was worthy OF a prize. I thinS
tho book Is very Interesting. and y Is beau,
pleasure in reading IT, My school has closed,
So / am now, enjoying the beautiful spring.
Again thanking you for my book am as
ever.
i'D' nEATRich WILSON MOSS.
received your letter and prize yesterday.
and l can truthfully say that have no book
lint value more than this one Please ac-
cent my many, many thanks for 1t. I tell you
that II certainly encouraged lne.
enclosed you will find a puzzle Hops to
seq it In print also send YOU my photograph
as YOU requested, II was taken several days
npt. hut i haven't any other except In q
group. Thanking you again, am.
Yours very respectfully,
Il. IINWoop IEHMAN. h
Suffolk. Va,
49,. r,ai.or.- AZ, litf,f
was more than delighted Easter Sunday
10 find that my story and drawing We're IN
The It'd. 9, G.. Page, ! think our club Ia
growing very rapidly and the stories are very
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TAKING MEDICINE.

.'Tho doctor is ringing the bell. my
! what, Johnnie Is sick? Come, show
mo your Our tongue, You must not cry any
more Mo Just shut your eyes and open
your 4 mouth. and swallow as fast as you
can, rhs med'I;eaI lien lt know ma n y bad
fdfe's battles are never fought And
won mi by those who sit down and cry. So
give 10, can't" n very vida berth. and
Conquer with brave I'll try"
ETHEL WILLSON. b
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bakers wife to the child whom she also
had thought to be fairly on Don't you
20, yes, ma'am,' said the child.
nv little i' friend. ~ you wait any longer
siie will think you nreA playing by the
way, and you will get scoldins when
you reach home"
(1'o Be Continued)
d LOUISE %GATHR1G1T,
M 6t2 N Eighth Street, city.
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WINNERS FOR 4
THE WEEK.

Miss Bell Wtnfree Moss, Of Booker, va.t
for contribution, the 1T puzzle" ia
The Puzzle Department..
Miss sue Percy Neal, r. r. o., No. "
Tunstali, Va, for contribution to the
Letter.Writlng Department.
Rudolpf1 schrInke, IA East Canal strest,
for story entitled "st. Johns
Church,"
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THE LIFE OF
SIR WALTER SCOTT

Scotland. August 15 III. He was The
fourth child Of Walter Scott. He spent
most OF his time (hls youthful days) at
with his grandfather, and
went to the high school at EdinburE. He
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WHITE BUTTERFLIES.

Fly, Willie butterflies out to sea,
Frall, pale wings for me vino 10 try
Small white wings t Tiu We seafce ~ = ses'
some nv light as laugh of glce.
some nv soft as a long, low sigh;
80 - f'.'3 Is ,E Fly,
Selected by NELLIE WORTHY. +
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Enclosed YOU will find story of ',How the
Robins Breast Became Rad, and drawing
j enjoy reading the GhildNn's Page very
much, and Wish them much success In their
work. Please send me another badge Is mine
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interesting from son4e Of the members. This
time yo, VI find enclosed one q my drawings a
pnblish these also. AS don't know OF any.
thing esc, will olose,,
Remaining your member.
No. 17as Yves. Leigh street, city.
=. 8 1rYou will also SEQ answers to my
9. u. X.
NY father takes The, Times Dispatch and we
all IKE the paper very much. world like to
join The It'd. G. e.. and will try and write
tho stories TIM. tho children write. please
send me a. badge. Our school closed last Friday:
we had very pleasant time. During my va
which is ten miles from here, and I have a
nice time. Hoping to receive badge real
soon, viii close.
LILLE p. HuDo1Ns,
Dear sir.-r reckon you think I have los. all
interest IN The TAD. c. c.. but haven't.
have been going TO school. and consequently
have not had time. My school has closed
nc .e qaa MY 2ns ;s, o1v sss 1
title OF "A Bad Little Boy, which hope yor,
Will publish. I was very sorry to hear OF the,
so much about him in history, that feel
q. RAY BRITTLE. Z
Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Ii I received the book you sent ~ prfse to-
day. think the book is d beautiful present,
ard I'm sure will enjoy It when read IT.;
thank you for sending It to me- I like the
tnk Gss the stories .s
funniest.
Yours truly
Nay Meadows Va. ..-,-'4E5as
or rather not ser,dins anything for q long time.
] liope that all the members Of tho cub and
eps se sope enough
publish. viii close my letter with saying
Yours very res %osEs FbRr1rsrEru,
city
Confederate Flas." hope 1t will not roach
tho waste basket. It is tho very best can do.
atn not a very experienced artist. This
is the second piece of drawing have sent
you. Please let mo SEQ It on your fine page.
Please send mo badge and enroll me on your
list OF members.
BAYLls BEAL,
Dear Editor:
Fl would ike very, much 10 JON Inc %I.-D
c. c. Please send mo n badge. Enclosed you
will find some riddles which please publish.
a. y MARY BROWN, 4
Mnmboro. Amelia county. Va. III,
Dear Editor:
i received my badge week before last (Nlay
s1st). l was SO glad my piece was In print;
hope this one Will be-, too. send you a little
story and drawing. Mr.. Editor, please put
your picture In tho paper. certainly think
there are some picc stories and drawings in
Tie It'd. c.. c. now. Hoping to see my
drawing on Tho It'd. G. G. page. will stop.
- SUE PERCY BEAL,
r. F. D., No. J., Tunstall. vn.
r. s.-1 am going to try for the memorial
essay. .
send YOU a drawing OF Queen Victoria"
with this, for the third Sunday OF May. enter
1t for the gold medal contest. Hope worry
much you will like the drawings am send
Ing
Yours truly.
Flumen, Va
want TO Join your It'd. C. c. Please send
me badge. nm a little girl nine years old.
My school has closed and have been helping
mamma and papa. I have been hugging pota-
for catching the bugs. enjoy the cliildrens
letters very much. have q shepherd dog, he
runs chickens out OF the garden ana will
not let any pigs come 70 the house -,
Mason's, Va.
at,.., ,,.,,, no n -. T,,.aday
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Dear Editor: Ri
thank you very much for It, for 1t was very
pretty, and ell who saw 1t thought 1t was
also
Central Park, which Is n very pretty park In
Petersburg. and picked vioetsj and made
wreaths and nraee!es ana rnfs
covered with violets and honeysuckle, ana
YOU are allowed to pick all you want. It Is
c snS e sauar re- in Richmond for it has no
monuments In 1t. only few fountains. While
we were at the park we pulled violets by
morning glories, pansies and some other seeds.
our tuberoses aren't up yet IN AL we have
twenty-one different plants which are very
pretty l will not tire my readers with any
more Of my fooishness. and close my letter.
wishing you al, a happy Easter and an on.
joyable hunt. Hoping each Of you VIII ina
many eggs l2re"s'A a. M fSfs ssas
No. 1924 S. Avenue. Petersburg, Va
p. ST. would likt very much 10 see th's
In Sundays paper,
i'T ! received my badge, and thought 1t was,
beautiful. But was playing in the dark ana
iost il. WilSyou please send me another one
Virginia Pitts. one OF my friends, says she
evening and showed her my badge and she
thought It was beautiful, and then ! came anne
home and lost It. How sorry was was! M. W.,
Jack Dalt I hope It win be all right. I must
: . IL "a . f
49, Yours sincerely, ,u,
scottsville, Va.
Your Iittie member,
p. s-pleass send my brother Daniel Peters tiers
badge and he will SEND soma poetry or some
drawings next week,
Dear Editor: -
hope you Will like and will put In the next
Ca, .1utf VA nov ".
viii YOU please send mo another badge. as
T had tbs misfortune for the pin to break OIL
about two weeks after you sent II to mo.
nm going TO keep on writing stories ana
ace N I can get a prize, am going to be III
the May Queen. Hoping you Will send me q
badge, / will close.
Your little friend
ELISE D. LEFEBVRE,
No. si5 South Fourth Street city
Editor I'D. C. O.,
am sendlpg you an Easter story illustrated.
think the members have improved great
deal
n,c,u .,' Of TWO goats, Louise Kennedy naas a
fino drawing of ''sprlng iN Here
MARY s. LYNN.
scruggs, Va. fifteen years OF age.
Dear Editor;
Enclosed YOU will find a story OF t.How the
Robins Breast Became Red." and o drawing.
i enjoy reading the Childnns Page very
much and Wish them much success In their
work. please send me another badge Is mine
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lime until Christmas. sent n story not long
ago, hut you did not publish It. hope to see
this in your next Sundays paper,
/ am your little member.
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Editor It'd. G. OF
I think the members have improved great
deal,
think Minnie Pearson drew a real good
picture OF two goats, Louise Kennedy u,aae q
fino drawing of 'Sprlng iN Here
Your member,
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'u MARY BROWN ANDERSON
Flumen, Va

Dear Editor:
me n badge. i am little girl nine years old.
My school has closed and have been helping
mamma and papa. have been hugging pota,
toes My papa pays me ten cents per hundred
for catching the bugs. enjoy the children s
letters very much. have q shepherd dog, ne
runs chickens out OF the garden ana Will
not let any pigs come TO the house
n ELIZA BETH MASON, q
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II has been a long time since ! have written
anything for the paper VIII send a pecS
and hope to 1t In the paper.
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Answers.

/. Because 1t Is In the middle OF day.
3. Because it Is composed Of rags.
g. What goes In It.
4. Because 1t can't chew.
5, Dead hens, Of course,
.. q 1lI.f'1o q MARY O,NES,rY.
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n MARTY g.. LYNN, Z
scruggs, Va. fifteen years OF age.
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Mason's, !

Dear Editor: .5
Z received your badge Tuesday morning and
thank you very much for It, for&it was very
pretty, and all who saw 1t thought 1t was
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interesting from Hor1,e Of the members. This
time you Will find enclosed one OF my drawings
publish these also. AS don't know OF any.
thing else, Will olose,
Remaining your member,
ORA q. KEYS,
No. 172s West Leigh Street, city.
p. s.1rYou will also SEQ answers to my
puzzle 81
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EDNA MICHIGAN,
Va i5s f.EEra 5ft A 5gA- ti. Etsi. ssHlt1.
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Your little member.

scott.vill.. Va.
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n ELISE D. LEFEBVHE,
No. sl5 South Fourth Street, city,
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No. T6i2 North Eighth Street city !, -, -,
S1$ %s Selected by LOUISE GATIiItliHI,t
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Dear Editor:
was more than delighted Easter Sunday
10 find that my story and drawing We're III
The It'd G. q. Page, ! think our club Is
growing very rapidly and the stories are very
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No, 1924 S. Avenue. Petersburg. Va. !.
p. 81 would likt very much to see this
In Sundays paper.