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tho editor desires to hay that t 9 Closing
chapter II, the ,'silas Mariner Contest tte 81
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4 Smith, ight at 1Dventide,' by Mary
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Beatrice Wilson Moss: Thomas jack
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Did. e, by Miss Mamie Bristow; Asaha's
4 Revenge."'sb by Florence I.occh.
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LIFE or
KI'T I: TERK,IlN'S,'''
b CEIAPTER I 1., I.
BY LOUISE KENNEDY.

{S t5i CHAPTER II III 8
am gray part Maltese) ki i'. en- \ d
am real pretty IL I do iys'esl Ny
eyes ar, not the fiery Kind ~ they are
soft. love kind treatment (all cats dos
and i never get angry except when Mas s
ter Jack pulls my tail or makes the dog 40
chase mo- on, I Just hate dogs! Mistress IS
Dolly Il belong to her alone) is real KIND f q
to me- Every morning she calls Come,
,1lltterkins,'' and I come fast enough, 4
for know my saucer Of cream awaits az
mic. ITllke It here; but had q hard i e
before i came here. YRS Would you Ike 70
Know the story OF my y Ito ell.sI lived we'd
in q barn with my sisters and brothers
md my dear mother rha wa 8 Y 3, n ! !,
was Very, very small. Oh. we frolicke &C /
and played hide and go seek and had fine
times together never wished for z tier tt'
We'll. one day White toh. she was 50
pretty) took no poiso tina vas Sin IN \: q
can in tic Y co rner, and died q In agony.
why did the farmer put the poison 4, here
That's Just what we wanted 4 to know
WELL we soon found out. One morning
lie came into the ba m with arot her man,
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THE STANTON s8
INSANE ASYLUM.

Il Last summer when mamma, brother,
little sister and I4were on our way home
/ from Hnrrisonburg, the Chesapeake and
OHIO train was late to staunton. and all
or us went to the asylum there; that
was the first time I ever was In an
asylum, ana want Il to DO the last
4 time. The asylum Is up on g hill ~ ~
a very large, red brick building, and the
grounds are beautiful They look exactly
like d park; there are lovely " alks and
great, tall chestnut trees. When we
reached tho asylum, a young doct or was
III, the hall ana told US he would get one
vi the guards to show US through the
building. When the guard came he hand
R ed mamma a pen and asked her to
sister: then we went upstairs and all
through different halls and rooms. In one
hall there was a large number OF people
sitting on each side; they were ladies'.
and you ought to have heard them clap
their hands and say: Look at the little
children; OH. how sweet they are" All
#upI that hall they we're saying things
$l,ke&that and some OF I hem were cry
ing was glad when we got IN 4 an In Z:
other hall, because II thought that was
certainly the forst I lRo uld see built
was not. Then we went along where they
had people behind the bars, great iron
ones llkc are eN OIL 9 LHe u y ~
rushed to tho bars and would grin at US,
others put their hands through like they
MA ted to shake hands, and one man
handed little sister q piece OF candy, and
when she took It he said !: Oh, and
smiled. M The guard said he must be
getting better, 81 for that was the only
tine lie had ever seen him smile q = here
wal one woman that sore amed just awful,
and some that walked up and down all
the time. We went through the Kitchen
and YOU never saw such large COG king
vessels ! thcn we went where hey made
their Ice and there was one thing that
seemed so funny; around the pipes ina t
steam was coming out Of was lee 81
sticking to them; then we went out IN II
tho grounds, and Il liked them q best OF
II all. Coming right up the walk iowa r as
us was VI man pushing a eelbarroH
y hen he reached US ne stopped and look-
Ell at one, then tho other, and ran up
3 TO mo. I thought i was gone that time
TIE handed mo some horse chestnuts, then
gave brother and little sister some.
FARTHER down the walk were three old
ladies', a and K one Of Il them begged little
( sister to come and sit in her lap, and
n ANNA took little sister and pitt her
In her lap. Tho old lady kissed her on
the cheek and said she hoped God would
bless her and mako her a. good woman.
After walking around a little while we
went back to the station and soon the
train can1es and We were travelling pa ok
10 Richmond. 8, 7, I,
;is LILLIAN L, EJO YNER.
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.sJERRY's 8; EXCUSE u

Where Il lJerry7 He ought to be tying
up the lettuces. ~ wonder where the
J rascal has got to. & said the doctor to
himself, as no took : stroll round his
garden VI s Il. +
I asass The doctor had old fashioned notions.
and still wore the swallow-ta coat and
black brooches, which had been the cor
rect costume for his profession when he
came 10 the village some fort years or.
more ago. ~
Jerry was his gardener. and was as
unlike his master as It was possible to
be. for no was u reckless. lazy young
slrshtnan VINO never worked II no could
help Il. He was, Il however. so merry and
GnlausIbie when 5caugh 1t in some wrong
doing that somehow or other the doctor.
never turned him of. as he often threat
$cned to do but generally decided to give
the rascal another chance ri
y Nj To-day. however, tho doctor was reall1
angry. $ It was carly summer, and there
were a hundred things that badly wanted
doing in the garden; besides the lottuccs,
ii the peas wanted sticking. the @radlshes
wanted watering, there were n ca bbayes
VI Ia be planted out--and where was sJerry?.
,.ff..I Will not keep him another day 4
(. said II the doctor, angrlly,S as N ne WAlkcd
Z rapidly through the alleys OF the large
I garden trying in vain to find his erring
gardener. so that he might vent his full
wrath upon him. n 3s
III Tha mid day suns heat foil upon the
d old doctors head. and he felt extremely.
mot and angry when he a t. last found
Y Jerry stretched comfortably at full length
h OH the grass under the old chestnut tree.
ahis hat off and his empty barrow beside
him, The doctor's temper was apt to
be short, and he stirred the sleeping gar.
3fdencr with a vigorous Kick. B,8t
Get up! get up! you lazy fellow, n. ne
cried. There Ss the church clock strtk--
Ting twelve, and you have done nothing
\ oil day s.s .,j 81 u, igS
FERRY turned and raising himself on
4 one elbow, said calmly. Twelve 1t Is &
Sure, 1t Is later than l thought
The mans GOODNESS was most exasper-g
& nting,S and the doctor could stand It no
ssslonger. 55 * j ss vi g 4. ~
\ YOU lazy rogue he shouted, you
s dare to call yourself a man! $ You are
! such q sluggard that you do not deserve
!; that the sun should shine upon you !''B$s
Z 5Sf Indeed, master, and that's true. said
l Jerry, calmly, as he rose from the ground
+ ana took hold Of the wheelborraw:; that
was Just the thought that struck me-,
sand 80 i lay down in the sflad e.sa5 ~
n Selected by NELLIE e. JLAANTON,H liz
H H 2024 Ivy Street, city.
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ROSE. BUDS,
ny Minnie Pearson

and on fndlng Whites body he ex-
claimed "a dead cat Il I wonder where
il came from!" and he picked her UP
and threw her into a barrel! Oh how my
mothers eyes glared ! She is part NAL Mai
tese, you know. ind all the rest OF US, US
were more or less gray but w h ny elle
was a lovely kitten. She had white paws
and ears andsa white spot on her. oack.
AS r said before, the heartless farmer
brew her body into a barrel and all 0 &
us were Indignant, t5 I'll t 5 St n
E II guess 1t took the poison that set
for rates, and any stray cat that chose TO e
drink it,Y no told the man that was
with him, You don't set poison for cats,
do YOU r. said the man q tai kind 9lo oK-
Ing farmer, who lived near by. Indeed
I dol" said the other; We tried cats
and cats, but none OF 'em We're any g G.
count: so / got disguised and set poison
for the rats and cats, too.
Just then a pretty little girl in a suns
bonnet looked In. "Father!'$gshe en-
claimed going up to the kind looking
mar, q. I've been looking for you every
where. There's a gentleman at home
that says he wants to see YOU SO mother
sent me a ftcr YOU. II .j 3 Il * ID
N .'All right little one" answered her
father;86"Ill be home directly \. .
Then fato would have It! The title Ell
splcd II my mother ana l,out ceu ou wv
upon her. crying oh, you darling cat!
And a whole family Of kittens, tool and
she gathered US up into her lap and began
to fondlc us. Is s lS3Ss5s s, n "
NyVell / Ii DO blessed n cried the farms.
err '.That's the secret Of the dead cat,
amt it?" and Bhe hurst out into n loud
laugh. His companion smiled. but I don't
think he saw anything SO funny IN T..
I'm sure didn't. \, q;
s,yYell, we'll, said the farmer. ! whole
family Of cats lvin' In my barn. And
Tomorrow the whole family OF 'em Will
be drowned. Unless" he said, stroklng
his beard, 'you want ono, slssy2
'tOne r cried the pretty child. II want
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5ASBRAVE# BOY.

oCiood-hye, mother; ] aMll going to see
how many papers q can sell TINS I, hAo m
Ing. !, IL , !, -
years old. He had light hair and blue
eyes. His name was George Brown, Sana
lis father died when he was two years
old. and left his mother Very cry. poor & SO SO
went along thinking how no could make
more money he heard the shout Of run
away, Looking up he saw q fine horse
running at full speed. ~ hrowing DOWN. his
papers he ran toward the coming horse,
with a spring he caught the bride ana "
held on with all his might, The horse
feeling the weight upon the bride came g
a standstill. Just then a gentleman came
Fup. to the boy and asked him his name,
ana address. The boy told him his name
WAS George Brown Thereupon the gan-
tlen,an told him he was his uncle; 50
George and Mr., Pear, Which was his un-
'ole's name, went home IA
\ Mrs, yRrown was very glad to find her
long losssSS brother, 5.s]
ss BY AAIANDA CoRpEs,
]. 11o1 ,ove Avenue. Richmond. Ya,
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had finished.
,..That I w,s'ill,," said his father.

That vii, said his 3fa'tner. ISL 55i
sSSsS SsSs gsE - fts
Colonel johnson was command or q
Fort Hanna. which va $ q bout five miles
away az 5 q
idred troops and among en- was 81 the
famous Black Horse troop. Frank knew
Colonel Johnson very well for he had Of
ten been to the fort with, his TAI Their.
This u troop was under command S OF
Captain Wilson, Il Z. tas55 Is S3sS
The next thing the Colonel did was
to look for. the bullet. but he was greats
Sly relieved to find that the bullet had
Just passed through the fleshy part OF
/ the leg. lS Ri sis
38ss5Sa'Yo Oh will be as good as ever In a. day
or two the Colonel said to Frank
'yV ell, father II this be. an up Using. ! m
going to the fort and Join the Black
Horse troop: heard that one Of their
mon had been killed while out Of the fort
BY nm Indian brave, SO ! can taxe MS
place" said Frank.
..Well, & Frank, we hate to give you up,
Z but cannot keep you from what ~ see
clearly to be your du ty5 to your GUN Z
try. said his father.
{i5''' Now, while you are sick We might as
we'll be getting your things ready
"a Frank. when arc you going" asked
Nell, IA se III
1.-THE day I get we'll, answered Frank.
Every member Of the family scattered
to get his things ready. As soon as Frank
and his father were alone, Frank said:
Father, do you suppose those Indians
{we saw will attack our house \ {; Is
not very likely but will DO ready for
them but Frank you must not SO 50
soon, n you will not be able TO do good
work, and beside we need you q t home
now, while those Indians are around, 4
said the Colonel. }
well, r guess I'll have to do as you
say .3 Il;
# When Mrs. Monroe heard that Frank
was to Join tho Black Horse troop she
bitterly opposed It. and 1t was with the
greatest amount Of persuasion that she
at last gave her consent
81. Tho rest OF the day was employed IN
getting ready for Franks departure, IN
the meantime the Indians were not Idle
as We shall soon see
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TOMS LESSON.

ono day when Tom came home from
school no said to his mother: m the
smart st boy In school. I'm at the head
of the classes, can do the examples
An arithmetic that the others cant No~ y,
I'm going to write to Aunt Lucy and tell
sher that / know Colburn's by feart, and
sI,m half through a zebra, and ask her
what Cousin Felix can DO. 4.
1 f5sS.'1 hope IT will not discourage Felix, y
said his mother. 1: Sc y .
! Oh, 1t will make him wish he was as
smart. tool" IA
\ ! BY and by Aunt Lucy wrote In reply;
eve are so, glad that Tom is such a
sflne scholar. Ho asks what Felix can ~ 40,
ING can play on his violin. He can read ga
\ a little Latin, and talk French. 81
4 ,.,Dear me!'' said Tom, I'm not SO
smart as / thought, 1t reems that other
boys are smart, 81 too
II n CELESTE ANDERSON
Barton Heights, Va.
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THE SINGING BIRD.

5EA little girl whose name was lice was
once iii. ono day when sho was feeling
very miserable a little bird few on the
window sill and began to sing. Alice list
iened to lit and soon felt very cheerful,
After that she had o,umbs spread on the
window Sill every morning, and the little
bird would come and cat what had been
mt there; then he would sing her q
pretty little song. and IT seemed that
Whenever she felt lonely the little bird
would come and sing to her and she
would become cheerful Very soon she got
we'll lust because the}l little bird had sung
TO l1er, and when she was able she con-
ttlnued putting bread crumbs on the winS
dow 'sill for the bird
~ CIAARD M. LEVY. 6
~ 8ksS sst ECO II Grace st. t
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ONT HE
WAR p TIL
CHAPTER III
BY JAMES CECIL.


Colonel Mnnroo was q very gallant
American officer. who at sixteen lpItl5
gotten All appointment to West Point.
and had graduated With honors. I'll
AT first he was a second lieutenant IN
the regular cavalry. In 1914 his troop.
was sent out by the government to fight
tho Apache 1ndinns who were giving
trouble. M ~ sS u. .3 '
ia had been rapidly promoted until he
wns now d colonel OF n regiment Of reg
uiar cavalry. After he had been q colo.
mel for about two years lie was wounded
In the right nri1, and had retired on O
pension. 'l3 H ss4i r. NJ Il - s1 n. ID v !,
!, III was now living with his wife and
two children, Frank and Nellie. Since
then no had bought three fine horses.
one for Frank who called his William.
but Bill for short One for Nellie VINO NJ !,
called hers Jennie. and one for himself ils.nl
called Henry. Frank g was q fine glossy
black wlthba white spot In his foren ne
ana white around ono ankle. Nellle 2,
was gray. rho 4 house was built N the
midst of d small grove with q belt OF Of
clear ground around ~ .S sS5 81 Is aS
AROUND II the house and stable was II q
stockade eight feet high with four gates
with strong iron bars. They had been
attacked only q few times and then en- ! py
rowing bands OF Indians. Ii III ta3@
He also had three servants. N
After tho Colonel had brought Frank
IN and laid him on a couch he bathed
his face and neck. Very soon III Frank
opened his eyes. rs psi 81. l
How did this happen, Frank Al ,4
iThen Frank told the whole story to
his father, M II is,l. $S WI IN
1--WE ought to give warning to Colonel ,el;
johnson, father, said Frank after he
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THE TRAIN ROBBERY.


Good-b bye, father: am going toS starr
for Now York tonight. to- zee mot b, s.
Good by replied Their 2 hen ;l.I
started for the depot. got DO WI there al
about $50 z. M. At al T, m. the train
started. After about five hours we ~ ar .-
rived in washington. After waitl Ing liz =
teen II minutes, the train started e gains 1ail.
Having ridden about eight hours, - q maps ti RI
pened Ito look out the g LIZ tl 81.
way head OF me- Y saw q big fire on the
ira ok; the en- gineer stopp the tratr 81
soon as he had lone So. out fourt rte en-
me Il came rushing in the train with Spis-'
tolls in their hands,. One OF he train ro1-
3bers came . me. lid not move e 1or
fear he would shoe + me. a fter Z hey 60 =.
Off, tho train star ted for
arrived there about 80 Az N. did
mot have any money WI me as IL hals
all Doe ng taken from me in the train. So
u had to- walk to the u no tel wi here my ~
mother wa staying u hen got there ~;
told my mot her what had hap opened. then hen
wrote sto father and told Inn 2 bout
the robbery and he sent me some money q, ysss
NY. n other and I star ted for horne.S We
arrived safely In the morning bout :So
51A. NJ IA: 5s .3.s
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heP I
Der. Y: !, t't11en ! |! |!
a biological Puzzle.

4. what animals name signifies i
slass,11aker's Iron tool q X X III IL
q q. What animal has the same name as
massive work formed OF great stones
built out III tho sea to defend tho port
from the waves7 4, Z. Il l5 Sa3
X 81. What animal Is used for Illuminating
Christmas trees sS " II 81 IS II /, U
"A. What animals name Is the same as
one hears ht germans
IA &. 4 What animal has the same name as
q distinguished English general, whose
name was put on the monument Opposite
TO his enemy Ell & X S53.
(. 81 a What animal signifies word de-
noting tender aftecuon7 5.ti !.
n. What animal gets its name from
burrowing In the ground after It's prey7
6. What animal has the same name as
3 a stamp used for making IN impression
on locument7 M 81 & Az IS ls5ss3S
o. no what animal do YOU compare a
person who is quick to see?
1O.ts What animal has the same name as
ia very nice cloth? ss5 "a
II H. What animal signifies q part Of q
alady's dress n, ID i5sl 81
N IL. What animal signifies the front
piece Of q helmet q \. Z
+ 49, What animal signifies more than
one person engaged ina sale? t5sl
$f3 IA. What animal has the same name
as a voraclous eater ri g
il. What secret society has the same
name as an animal q s..
3 49,. What animal 1nedns to tease, vex
and modest any ono & sS, ~
II, What anir11al's name means to pur-
gsle,t or follow mp with great eagerness?
Et Is. What name is given to q silly fell
low; the same ms an animal?
$3s 10. What animals name is used to de-
note a depressl on In the stock Exchange7
q 20. What animal signifies peevisil,;
4vexatlous Woman # q 5sss
q, What animal has the same maine
as one figuratlvely given Judges 8 em.,
&blematlcal Of purity
~ g. What animal means IL to flatter
meanly7 l!l a5 81 45s9 "a
GS %. What animals name Is the same as
q. constellation situated directly under
Orion Il ~ n U
a. What. animal has the same name
as an eminent. English statesman, who
denounced the conduct OF the govern 'li-
#ment toward the Arneric colonies les Z.
Is. What animal has the same name
\ as a light 2 .}S Al {a
~ Is. 6 what animal has the same name
as five popes IN. 4; giss !.
8'1'77 d. q what q animal signifies to detraud
a girl? a II i5IS
%. What animal has the same name a.
4 bar Of metal holding work In position I: In
q a. what animal signifies a lazy. slow
person $SSS VI NE nj as.
4. 30. what animal has the same name as
one 81 two stars II, range with the north north
star .S& u: 81 ~ ltS5 u x u. IA 5
ii. what fabulous animal have this
English obility used on their heir coat OF o.
arms En-
0 g.. What animal has the same name m. y a. =
the tender, horny substance II g morse Ses''
hoof?
Ri 49,. What animal has the same name me e. e
given to pretty, spotted lily? ss
RI "a. What animal has the same mans nam Z
as a. superior Bud dhist priest 55
s3s5.s What an NAL has the same name
as as the well known peaks in Virginia? s
&c. What ir,als name is ebblem atlcal
Of the garments OF mourning s3silt
NJ BBLLH W1NFREH MOSS.
Cooker, Va. 5 ia5 5j
Contestant for gold medal. sa
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ROl.)BIN'S UMBRELLA.

ono bright, sunny morning, AS was
coming from my room, heard In the dis
lance q sound Of thunder i looked out
az the window into tho yard MY atten-
ton was called to q robin In the top 81
a cherry tree. She. too. was allSlous!y
Watching the storm, Her mate How 60
her with u large ripe berry for her bFelk7
fast Ioerchng himself over her, ne
raised his little umbrella IT was neither
silk nor cotton, hut his own little wings.
trhe drops began to fall, and he was
drenched, 1t soon stopped, and he few
to a limb OF the tree and began to sing,
aati to say that there had been nc storm
(Original)
IS N.tNNIE j., BRlSTOW,
Locust Hill. Va
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we're born IN New York State?
3,,What Governors Of Virginia were
Presidents OF the United States,
4. Which Governor made the famous
speech at st. 5John's church? VIZ
s. How many Governors has Virginia
had to tho present date?
6. Name the only Governor Of virginia
that was born In Richmond,
Z. Nnmo The only Governor OF Virginia
that was born In Manchester? 55
h S. Name tho Governors during the Civil
War from 1860 to ism?
0, Who was the first Governor Of Vlr-
glnla? !, III. u Z, Il i,
b No, 8l4 South Pine Strce. Richmond,
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HIS 4: FIRST Il :. DIP.

Come, dear little baby, and don't feel
f XII alarm, AK Is. G u
And high though tho waves break in
showers OF spray,
1t is only their manner Of laughing IN
Then here We 20 lnerrily--one, two and
oh. what Is SO fine as a, dip III the sea
Tho sturdy and strong as little brown eli,
One day Baby BERTHE shall paddle hinlr
" PIIoEBE PERKINS,
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Historical Chain.

Words OF 6s6 letters. Tho last part Of
S1st word Is the LIST part Of the next
Scottish architect In America 1910 1866;
italian patriots and statesman, 1s0a-1SO7;
American painters. 1sm-1S46; English
philosopher. 1s20-ls71; English statesman
and political writer. 1bs4-16o4; Eng lish
poet, 15-16ss; American statesman, 1869;
English musical composer. 17o5-17s5; Scot
fish poet and orientalst; Lord Chief JUS
3uce OF England, 1778-1h54.
I'M # WILLIE TONIPI<INS,
X No. 6o9 North Tenth Street, city. Is
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3 Cooker, Va.
Contestant for gold medal. "a"
,Conu:ndruns

What is It has a head at one end and md
5a@mouth at the other?
n 2. What is 1t theimore you cut It off al
each end tho longer It grows?
8. Why are the stars the best astron mo
}mers !? III S " l5 i.S ..i8 i53.
II; d church should take fire. what
part could not be saved? iS
S. Why do old maids SO rs early to
church? ss IS