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The Torn Frock
"A Truo story.)

"Come here, Grace" called Mrs. Green-
wood "and try on your new dress.
Just did finish It In time for you to wear
1t over to James birthday party. And
YOU must come home early this evening,
for have got to 60 away, and perhaps
I will have to stay all night. BE sure TO
take on your dress and Up. put, y Il away ana
5"All right" replied Grace.
Now, one OF the greatest faults that
Grace had was tearing her clothes. She
hardly eyer passed day WI, Without drsss setuhs
So Grace came home that evening
early. like her mother told her; but she
didn't take off her dress. but took her
story book and went out into the orchard
to her favorite apple tree. and climbed
up into her snug little seat and began
to read when her sister Lily came up
and said, Grace. you know man1ra told
you 20 take your new dress OH wnen you
came
Now. you just stop your talking to me n;
while I am reading snapped Grace. II
am older than You are, and ought o
s 70 DO , ana one
II you do, I cannot get down.
So Lily went back into the house to
play with bnby.
shutdown, and she dropped Off to sleep.
and up came her brother Will and found
she was asleep, and took away the ladder.
When she awoke she heard the supper
bell ringing. -,
Now must co. thought she, "but
body has moved the ladder. SO l VIII
have 70 Jump down. So down she came me
looked 10 and behold It was nothing
less than her new muslin dress. "Oh.
what shall I do! sobbed Grace. II
had only taken 1t OF like mamma told
So she went to the house and crept up
stairs and took 1t off and laid It In her
trunk. and went to supper; She Didn't ID n.
Greenwood came home early next morn,
Ing just as Grace was starting forschool.
s"You may not go to school to-day. Grace,
az am going away t, to spend n. !!s,o DAY
ra am'u 60. i Il you * don't m mind. very
well, dear. you may 60" said Mrs. Green
wood. The reason Grace didn't want 10
go was that she knew she would have
to wear the dress she had torn the day
before. Her mother praised her for being
so studious. But when Mrs. Greenwood
and said: II have invited some girls over
A 4sh mamma % SAID a Gra sn bSt all
the time she was thinking about her torn
TO come home at two clock that evening,
for that was when the girls were coming.
Grace came home at two o'clock. thinking
all the way about what scolding she
she found she had torn her dress, IT
thought would tell her yesterday" said
Grace" but just Couldn't: AS she was
going through the gate she saw her
mother at the window sewing on some
thing. Yes. and 1t was her torn frock.
and as she went In her mother said:
"Grace, If is time for you to get ready;
the girls will be here presently. have
just finished your dress. The girls came
and Grace had fine time and her
mother has never yet said q word to her
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WHEN MOTHER WAS A.
LITTLE GIRL.


When mother was little girl tg
She never climbed In trees.
Nor slid upon the cellar door,
But strove her mn to please;
She never tore her nice new Clothes,
Nor went with tangled hair,
But always looked as neat as wax.
Sweet as q lily fair.
She never fought her brothers, dear,
Nor scratched nor pulled their hair,
But always spoke in gentle tones,
2 Most pleasant to the ear;
She never pouted, sulked, or scoWled, Al
And never. played In school.
Her face was always bright with smiles,
And she obeyed each rule.
When mother was little girl
"a She dearly loved to work,
She washed the dishes, sewed long seams,
Was never known to shirk;
She never glggled. nor chewed gum,
z And never tensed for things;
She never broke her doll or slate.
Nor chewed her bonnet strings.
She never noisy was, nor rude,
Nor begged to sit UP late;
She never foolish questions asked,
- Nor swung upon the gate;
think she surely has forgot,
1t was so long ago:
Or never was a truly girl h
Like tt;N little girls know.
Selected by II. 1ESTELLE GRlGG.
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LITTLE JOHN.

Once upon time there was a little
boy named John, but everybody called
him Jack. Jacks mother and father were
wanted. He liked to play many games,
but what he liked to do most was to 70
hunting rabbits With his father or some
one else that could handle gun. He
was only ten ysars old. and OF course his
parents were not willing for him to even
touch gun.
Although Jack was the only child, he
was not selfish at all. He liked to have
his little friends to como to see him
and play with his p:aythings. Jacks
father got him a little pony, and Jack
thought that was even finer than going
eeo his Aunt Jane every morning and
carry. her his pockets full OF apples
Jack had many pets. buy he thought
the rabbits and the calves the sweetest.
OF them all. :
5.5 RUBY A. BROOKS.
Drakc's Branch, Va.
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and then they had to walk the other one.
AS soon as they got there. they went
in the house and spoke to everybody, and
then they went upstairs to take nap.
They slept until late in. the evening, until
Mrs. Gray called them to supper. They
were mighty glad to see the hot biscuits
and fresh butter. Us they were rather
hungry. After they had finished eating,
Lena took Louise to the nursery, where
there were many pretty. playthings. They
played until very late, then they were
told that 1t was bed time.
(To Be Continually
LUCY JACKSON ROBERTSON,
Tally. Va
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LITTLE BROTHERS
SORRY.

When little brothers. sorry
At first he pouts while n
And then about his dmpled mouth
There grows tiny smile.
He looks at sister sldewise
And creeping very near,
He offers her his rocking horse,
The toy he holds most dear!
But sister shakes her fnxen head.
''Why, then" he cries. my kite?
My knife? my candy lion?
(I've only had one biteD
You won't have any toys Mt oil?
Why. then-Ill give you-thls!
Because, you see, I'm sorry,
So sister. take kiss!'
Selected by LOUISE BROOKS.
brakes Branch.
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THE LIFE OF A KITTEN.

The first thing can remember was
that was lying in very cozy little bcx
with my mother and two sisters. lived
this way for about two weeks. We were
very happy, and had nothing to bother
US.
One day little girl came to see my
mistress and she looked Mt me, and said
she thought was old enough ~ be taken
away. 90 she took me out z; the III box ,e,
5olting and mewing from myself we
reached her home. u
Here she gave me some milk In q saucer
and tried to make me eat.
was too young to d1r>I milk. where--
upon she poured It down my throat and
nearly strangled me,
Then she decided that was too young
and sent me home again by man on
horseback. Here 1t was even worse than
riding In the buggy. Every time the
horse would trot would bounce up and
down and get shaken all up
At last we reached home. 7 was very
glad to see my mother and sisters again.
This is my history as far as have
lived.
KITTY SMART,
Pilkinton, Va.
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MARY'S PLAN.

There was little lame girl in the neigh
borhood whom the other children tried to
fruits and wrote her pretty letters r '''N
s There was another little girl in the
same neighborhood who was very poor,
and therefore could not Join the others IN
This little girls name was Mary Palmer.
One day Mary thought OF plan. She
would go to the neighbours and scrub and
At last she saved enough money to Buy a
shawl for the lame child. Mary's mother
sent the shawl to the child and the next
day q note came to Mary thanking her
very much for It. Mary kept up her plan
and was able to help when the others
wanted to send her anything.
RUTH HARTLEY. q
1919 4-TEtga
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THE HAPPY SUMMER,
.cHAPTER. 1t

In another moment they were on the
train bound for Richmond. Louise asked
the nurse many questions, After long,
to Richmond where they found Lena and
Mr.. Gray Q4ena's father at the depot to
meet them Lena and Louise were de-
lighted to see each other They gathered
ed for the street car To come. They did
not have to wait long, for In bout three
minutes one came. They went five blocks,
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NOT1CE!

To All Members OF T. d. G. c.:
Take ono package of Diamond Dye, OF
the desired color. and put contents Of
package In one pint of boiling water and
let 1t COOL
Then you have the best kind of draw
ing Ink, and the cheapest kind you can
buy. Tadvse all members OF T. D. c.. c.
your pictures to 20 in the waste basket.
JULIAN T. BAKER,
Pocahontas, Va,
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MY RAG DOLL.

still have my dolly
And all of my toys.
And my very best ploture-book, too.
NV rocking horse champs
At his bit In the stall.
nut I am not happy Mt NIL,
For they've taken my rag doll away
And left me alone to play,
Selected by EDNA BALL,
Eight years old.
No. Cl0 East Leigh Street. Richmond.
Va ft-.s.5
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NTnnnboro,
,Charadc.

My first Is in rose but not In lily.
My second is In bush but not in limb.
My third is In cat but not in kitten.
Ny fourt! is IN talk but not In silent.
My fifth Is In renee but not In railing.
My sixth Is In horse hut not In COW.
My seventh is In pink but not In blue
Ny eighth is in water but not In milk.
My ninth Is In orange but not In lemon.
My tenth Is In brown but not in black
nv eleventh Is IN deaf but not IN dumb,
Complete my whole Is n famous poet
LUCY JACKSON ROBERTSON. !.
Tnlley Va.
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My first Is in cat but not in rat
My second is in ring but not in sing.
My third Is in money but not In funny.
Ny fourth Is in quail but not in sail,
My nth Is In you but not In dow.
My sixth Is In eye but not in sky.
My seventh Is In toy but not In boy. q
My whole Is game like to play on
q bright and sunny day
Ashby. Va. LOLA BAGBY. 8
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CONTRIBUTORS -FoR THE wEEk

Harris, Ruth.
Hnband, Celeste.
Hobson. Bland s.,
Howard. MIllcnder,
Howard. Bessie.
Hartley. Walter.
Hartley. Ruth.
Hutchinson, Mary,
Jones. Annie L..
Johnson. Ruth O.,
Jeter, Audrey,
Kelly, Mamie,
kcaveney. w. J.,
Kidd. Mary L..
La wson. Mary.
La wson. Mollie.
Latimer. James,
Lewis, Mildred NJ.
McGhee, Mary.
Mitchell. Broadus.
Madison. Lucy.
Madison. Susie.
Meade, Courtney K,
Miller. Lorn a.,
Murrell, Mary s..
Moser. w. A.,
Pollard. Eugenia.
Robertson. Lucy j.,
Robertson, Sam L..
Reid, Ida,
Smart. Kitty.
Stanley. Annie NJ,
Summers. Mary e..
Taliaferro. ELIZABETH
Turnbull. G. b.,
Tinsley. Virginia E.
Woodland. Lena.
Williams. a. c..
Warren. x. L.. d
Williams. Bessie,
Watkins. Ella NJ,
Walton. Hugh E.,
VIM, Hazel.
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Charade.

My first Is In street and also In sweet.
My third is In nit but not in hit.
My fourth is In mat but not in hat.
My nth IL in ape and also In cape. Z
My sixth Is In sore and also in more.
My seventh Is In fnte but not In hate.
My eighth Is in high but not in eye.
Ny ninth is In lea and also In he.
My tenth is In battle and also In, rot tie.
My eleventh Is In land but not In can,
My whole Is boys name.
COURTNEY X. MEADE.
Mannboro Va.
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She keeps the household brimful o.

to toe;
she keeps the household brimful OF
fun
From carly morn till day is done.
II you're so doleful or even in tears,
You'll have to laugh when Polly appears;
And truly there's hardly chance to
be blue,
For Polly ls checrfulness through ana
through.
o, none SO merry as Polly. see.
And Polly's the girl-the girl for me.
Selected by LUNA WOODAARD,
1877 Darlington st., Richmond, va.
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Some Things About
Our Public Schools
Dear children OF the club:

Dear Children OF the Club:
Several weeks ago I had OCCASION TO
visit one OF tho public schools In Rich.
mond, and know you Will be Interested
In hearing about some Of the things !
saw there OF course. the children In
this school had their books and lessons.
Just MS you oil do, but everything seemed
% pleasant and cheerful that I nm sure
they all enjoyed learning new things.
The window lodges were filed with flower
boxes, and the plants. the tencher told
me, are planted and watcred by the ypu-
pills themselves. went into one room
where the little girls and boys were max
Ing things from balls or twine, tying
knots and weaving what looked like fish
Ing nets and dolls hammocks.
Some OF the pupils were at the board
drawing with colorcd chnlks and making
beautiful butterflies and flowers. They
all looked 80 happy and their teacher
seemed go plca.s,nt that do not wonder
80 many Of you write mo that you love
to go to school
hope you are not going to forget the
7. D. G. c. page when you 30 away this
summer. BE sure to write some stories
about your trips and tho interesting
things you see. shall look for them
especially. Goodbye TIL next week.
Yours with best wishes,
THE EDITOR.
s s
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Anderson. z. c..
Albert. Vcrna,
Alexander. Roy c.,
Angel, Alice c.,
Bruce. Payson.
Bruce. George,
Bagby, Lola.
Bohannon. L. o.,
Bullard. DessIe L.,
Bcdingcr. Sadie E..
Bujol. Alta.
Bull, Edna l.,
Brooks. Ruby.
Brooks. Louise.
Badcnoch. William,
Baber. Julian r..
Booker. Mary F.,
Badenocl,. Bella.
Bagby. Marie,
Barksdale. Anne r.,
Clcndon. Aladgc.
Clendon, Dorothy.
Casselman. May a.,
Curry, II. Roy.
Carneal. Alma.
Carneal. Louise.
Chaplin, Neal.
Cogbill. n. r..
Chamlee. HELENE.
Duffel, Celeste.
Dugan, Edward,
Edge. Fletcher.
Ellis. ALA NJ,
Eubank. Mary X.
Elmore, Richard c.,
Fields, Lizzie A.,
Grigg. Estelle.
Garrett. Warren.
Guy, May.
Gillian, Irene.
Hart. s..
HalIoran. Anita.
Hughes. Gertrude.
y { Il y
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Charade.

MY first Is In school but not in cool.
MY second is In work but not In shirl.
My third Is In friend but not In lend Il
aching. 3. 3IE3s s. 81
Ny fifth Is in chalk but not In talk.
My sixth Is In behavior but not In rule.
My whole Is an instrument used often In
school. ANNE BARKSDALE, SJ
. IClkhorn w Vn u. Z. q - ~
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ME DALlsTs FOR MAY.
Watson Shepherd, Mlilboro, Va.
Lucy jackson Robertson, Tally, Va.
THE WEEk,s PRlzEE WINNERS.

Mildred N. Lewis, r. w. Lewis, cIsmont,
Va, for poem entitled "Wyandotte"
Anne Barksdae, EIkhorn, w. Va, for
story entitled "a Brass Pins First
Three Days Of Llfe."
Roy c. Alexander. 10 Third Avenue.
Petersburg, Va" for story entitled my
Trip to Richmond b.
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BY LUNA VOOLARD.
1871 Darlington ST., Richmond, Va.
Charade.

MY first Is In war but not In peace
Ny second Is In large but not in small.
My third Is In love but not In hate.
My fourth is in life but not In death.
MY NTH Is In fast, but not In slow.
My sixth Is In moon but not IN sun.
My seventh Is In rain but not In hall.
Ny eighth Is In friend but not in foe.
My whole Is q name adore.
Ashby, Vn. BY AIOLLIE LAWSON.
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MARY HUTCHINSON.
lIu1nbled FayoI7jrites.

Observation-Disclosures.
Hctapsidsemteht. SIS
NARY KATE EUBANI<.
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Dear Editor.--1 have taken great pleasure IN
the chdrens page ana have made up my
mind to Join the I. D. c. c.. and I wistsypu (
would send mo q badge. Your new member,s
J. GUSTAVE D1CKINSON.e
1911 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. ~ tais N
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s. Dear Editor.-Enclosed you will find a draw
Ing of q dog which hope to SEQ once more,
but In the paper was very glad to see my
time ago. but they were not IN tnt pspe-. h
Wishing you and all tho members graa.& Soc
cess. remain q member, LUGYs LANlllsY.s5s5
Smoke Bend p. O., In.
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Deaf Editor.-I am a candidate for member
ship to the r. D. c. c. enclose short,
poem. which hope will escape the much
dreaded waste basket. Please send me q badge,
and obige, Your little friend Y
Mineral Va. GERTRUDE CoYNERs
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Dear Editor-Th!s Is my first drawing. and
! hope 1t Will not go In the trash basket. g !;
have been very busy at school and have not
had any time to draw anything. Yours truly
FANNIE SMITH,
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Dear Editor.--1 have not written any letters
to you for long time. have written stories.
winning prizes. I hope i will win some too.
Well. hope this story will not see the waste
basket Wishing success to nll, l remain your \
member, SARA OWEN. 9sSs
500. e. Franklin Street. Richmond, VA
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Letters From
The Children

Dear Edltor,-1 send you drawing. which u
hope VIII be published. l saw my letter and
drawing in your paper last week. and I yas
real glad that It was good enough to be pub
liahed. will close. hoping the members Ruc-f
cess. Your member, MARY L KIDD. S.
Norwood Va.
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Dear Editor,-r enjoy reading the r. q d e..
c. page very much Enclosed you Will find. 70
composition on my Pets" Please send me- a.
badge as would like to become q member
Hoping to see this in next Sundays paper. Il NJ
am a little girl eight years old !. will&closc. 4
&t Your little friend. G8& $ sf4
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Dear Editor.-I am sending in this week q
It is original. It will be in two Install menss.s
My prize hasn't come yet. but I'm expecting
It each day I hope you will like MY story
and publish It. A good many Of our old mems
bers' names have disappeared from our club.sS
have belonged to the r. D. c. three years
this spring, SO quite an old member. I joinedEf
the third week after the club was commenced..ts
Well, must stop now. Your member,
IL WATSON jSHEPHERD.Taf$
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about her dress. Grace Is a young lady
now. She says that taught her lesson
to be careful with her clothes.
POLLY.

polly's the merrlest girl know,
She's packed full Of gladness from TOP
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Dear Editor,-1 know I ought to have written
to you before, but my school has not closed yet
and do not have time to write much 81 #ltveE
In the country, and have about two miles "a d
a half to walk to school,. have been work:ng I
flowers. saw my piece In the paper 81 am
glad you thought It was good enough to go
on the page. received my badge q long, time
ago. think 1t Is very pretty. I thank you
very much for It. hope 4 Will soon Win az
prize Hoping you and the. IT, D &C C.apages
success. remain q faithful member. l3ss5
Club, Va. ALA MAY ELLIS. -
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Dear Edtor.--I think you will be Interested
81 hearing about my home, as i ina!nsaf3
When go 70 my Hrandma's out In 'hs {. seu v!,
ry, nine miles away, pass by Mantirsaio
drink after climbing the mountain side. which (
was u thought OF JemersontsI Was not born
when the annex TO the rotunda MAS burned,gs
but have been told 1t was a sad time. i.adies (
were seen on the street weeping. The tremfn9
worked like Turks, as did the students. but 20
10 over The beautiful campus now one would
never know Il, ,nuat tell yop what 2 lnekys I
have. have I'VE studies and love dearly 20
30 TO school, except II IL partly because
Miss Charlotte Is 50 sweet to me- and my
sci,oolnates are 80 nice Vacation will soon " I
here, am going TO see ono grandma liz AleeyS
marie and another In Louisa. Ny school el4ses +
the last OF this month, we have an elegant
time at our commencement, With onty tho
parents present. I'm afraid VOW VI
think my letter too long. 30 wont srouptss j
you further this time. except 10 tell sou thASs
j enjoy The Times Dispatch more than ever, 4
Goodbye. Your fr!eIid. $. JAAl,s HAHTs ss
t00 E, Tenth Street. Charlottesville. Va.
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prake,s nranch w. R. s.. .. No, l...51l .,S.s

Dear Edltor-You stated In your paper tha
YOU wanted US to see who could write you me,
most Interesting letter, SO thought would
try You just oush, to see our pony Y NJ
.ouirrei, / got a real nice side saddle CHRISTI
mas. and expect to so horseback riding 9
lot this summer, fixed a lot Of new flow. !
then, Are going to live very well Our yaro8
is filed with pretty roses, snowballs and g lot
OF other kinds OF flowers, NY brothers have
Two 81 the prettiest little calves over saw
Their names are Buster Brown and Mary Janet
they love for You e play with them, ! , hope
send me n badge Just as soon as YOU recelye 4
them, ! remain your true member ass
ANNIE LEE JONES, M
Church Roads Va, Aged twelve years s
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LIZZIE OLGA BoEANNON. ~
1873 Old Street, Petersburg, Va 5,s58s3
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s1s Washington Street. Petersburg Va. IS IS
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Dear Editor,-I send you another story eh-SsRs
titled "The Torn Frock.,', hope it will win
a prize. I am not at my home now. II am
live in Cumberland county. about twenty-five
miles from here. Ny postofriee Is sunny SIDE
I live about a mile from postotfce and }depoe,H
The train passes by my home twice a day. Il &
Is on the Underwater and Western Rail- d.s.tye
always have a fine garden and a. lot Of chick
school will not close until them I think I shalt 4;
wait until I go home to write you q long 4
letter. Please send mo a badge am. Your i:
member, NARY f. q BOOkER.55Sss
Tarmyille. Va, 80 ssffsst
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Dear Edltor-I enclose story entitled II III
Ito JOHN which hope you will think, 5000
enough to publish. I thank you very much a
for publishing my other story. I hope u GO vi
soon write one we'll enough to win - lrlsH q,
we have a mall hox about mile . rom OIL g.
home, and some times wa walk up there ard e
get the mail for father. We walk about 1lyoS ~
miles to school. OR school closed about the Y
last OF February, SO our vacation began early
Wa have never been to school. but two ses.S
slons. Our church Is twotmlles and q hale
but wo go to Sunday school every SuudaY.s5
We have swing, which we enjoy swins Ing IN II
very much With best wishes for the Etlnb.st'ss
From your member. RUBY I3ltOOEkS!ssssa
Drakea Branch Va.
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1906 Cedar street, City.
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l1llboro, Bath County. Va. S.sG'gts5ss,s
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JAMES LATINIEIa,
Fredericksburg, Va.