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3 : ): SPIDER s THREAD

Just let mo spin single thread, ''s$
The spid 70 the rosebnssh said q; Y
I'm spin It SO delicat and Light Il,
No one ever II. y una ING. on VII n
Excep til n only only YOU YOU ana mo =,
So. benca til the leaf It's thread It spun
But aid not stop with only one. f W Ss333
It spun another Two. three four,
And 80 on. tead i. 4 N ore and mo re, .
G;',Till the rose felt the web and 4 erie %
fSs ID ear me IL
You'd better stop I or eople VIII SEQ, 's
EButatte spider smiled In ga Listed mood.
For It had hatohed q morning brood
And over the rosebush they cra wled ana e.
r,llyaifSita i beauty and strsnsth verc
TIL tho buds and leaves we're CHECKED EE't'
Just one s small spider. Just one anal s;;n,
All! that ig the way that trouble, ,peE!r'
Norwood, Va. s7t5 VI III
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:Fa.ol:::Ul.RHls July.

H The Declaration Of Independence. was
! proposed In the Continental Congress-. by
Richard Henry Lee, Of Virginia, and
Il John a dn ms, az Massachusetts,. seconded
the notion f5S ss s} s4 e
On July fourth. l77e. the Declaration $of
4 Independence. which was prep ared z by
Thomas ~ Jefferson. OF VIRGINIA, was
signed BY. delegates from each State. g
that We were determined to be free from
& ber$rule,S 80 she sent more sol iers over
4 here, which }g caused the Revolllt iOnary
Y War. but in the end she was !, defeated
George WASHINGTON. our hrst President.
( selected the col0rs and desiGns Tor our;
4 states, and star for each State In: the
blue field \: thirty-two stars have been;
added since the first flag. 353
My tbst Ire sst
den ra gained In l77s, are nrade IN chlre.
a long time q fter9 We ecan,e 'ndenenfl--
which lasted nenrly FIVE years, Some NJ
tho most important battles were fought
on, or so near the Fourth, that Twill
re3S he 81 !nsm 81 VAS three
day fight, heginnlne July LIST.
In this battle General a. 81 Y. s1till re-
pulsed n very strong Federrai advance
wv f'tiN 2 - YStA W.
There was one imnortnnt position. to
re cantired by tho sontherners. and q
lot Of Texans. under Hood, were ordered -
IN rss' the mean time a lot OF Vederals
!, went IN the other side and reached the
4 s,,n,mit / moment before II ond.
,t Hood. 10 kee,, his stand, made q charge
which lasted half m hour: but as the
Faderals had the first stand, Hood HOOD vas
ANON the FIRST battles nf the war, was
the hattie OF Manassas, Just herorea ms
battla the soldiers time had exn'ren, nn1
the Northern renrl O we're very ,llnpnSieht
ma nothing had been nnoompli sh etd,
MoDonald was therefore "a sem from
Wasf,netnn tn drive Rrnure",,lG rd, 9 srWy,
frno- Mn ma ssas md saiZe u cnnnn1 ,,s-
This might have heen accom- pllsIne 90 y neg
mot Tohnstnp tnined Pm tersnn, ana ,Ro,len
\ tie: nlthourh Mcdonald hv 9 s,s,llf y
movement, forced tho ConfedeFa'es ~
take n new position, IL q, I, !, y, l.,
troops. nointed to some Ylrelninr Is, from
in the Shenandoah Valley, under 7 homes g
III Tncksnn. exrlalmne. 'There stands
jackson like stonewall7l' and eyer since,
jackson has been known ms s3toneW'''
After this, 10th sides brought IN re-
8ipforcements, but In the end, me me army army
that marched SO proudly from Wash,ng,3
ton to destroy tho rebels and CAPTURE
Richmond. FASTENED back With oil speed
Totally dsnrRnnized. ag38 w III
ID e = RoBTRT w, ALLEN, JR.,
a BOX IS. swansboro, Va, sS I'LL 8
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re I. ost Pony.

In g small .village lived q wid oY, whose
girl and III boy. Il II z. Il husb band had died
e bout three 5years e! He was the
small.familya large amount OF money
nough to last them a ltfetme-a they
were. there FORE n the richest family In
the village $$$ 81, "a i9g
The little cbildrans ,.ers Very. kind 4 q
one anot Their and Mrs 5WendalS did every
thing possible to make them hnppy.a ttu,n,
ne 1,a = : gTl naa ana
several carts. Ruth attended to her pony
!: like q little mar, and Roland did 1.-THE
same. 3 "a 81 .5 A ri
f.5 One day. when they. were out ii the
~ mere is Bob ~ came the question from
both. for that was the name Of the
pony They went all over the lawn /; and
ihs age 5rG $
They advertised in all the apers,T but
nothing could ever find him,
#i{i Il was about y six months liter TINS
event, and 4 t. was mid winter. The snow
was on the ground L. when Ruth and
Roland were In the nursery n1oying In:
door games when the bell ram Catll-i
little half clothed boy stood before her.
and gave him sea Z.
Wlah, /, f. !, see the LADY q the house,
D N a few seconds Mrs. Wendal came
a am, z, G:Il1. ~. IL i,tst heard Z fow
hours ago that yoI = lost a. pony about
six months ago, and I. found him IN my
yard. ,;4 kept him. 8 as n knew not who.
he belonged to-. Does II belong TO you y
continued The lad, si 81 w gsig st::
Mrs, Wendal forgetting all about the
pony, said my child what r, are you
warm clothes on 7'.g. \,
Then tears I'll ed h Is eyes, and he said 3
MADAME haven any. :. s, 4 !,
e& Then Mrs. Wendal called h er 9 llldre'f
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III Jo III II.
Saped the .l!.)',l!.

Now this place i am going 70 tell you you
about ISM up North or out West or 90 Y
south. but right here in the western part
oy virginia Now this place IA was very Y
small, ana consequently boosted OF on only
ana q small store Il Every year BET the
Fourt X tho storcxeeper would get Q 3l Dox
fabout the size Of q soap box) ~ Of Are q e
G SIaeer nan ny Is, thumb Each year the
boys or this are aroTnG ones
f hat rs Would get some bis ones that
time, but each year Il, they were u'ss'p
pGN,N ow one boy, pat o'Rook BY y name:
q Some ~ ba ones 81 The storekceper only
smiled and said not hing, y !. \. Z, aht "a
,b Mnnahnt 81 81 Something that mad him
s shake with delight He. would make :, q :
ci cker that would put the higg Is, eyer 7, y
nrade 70 shame; and me ma nex =, 'powder,
q az real nia tfhlek cord, some pasteboard and
there, II Was ma de. II . y. !, ~
The next morning was the F y Oh n y
faHt fu, Was oyer IT. marched forth his
enormous cracker n his 4 arms =, ns. : ~ 4
lse :oos wes tbs aiI re
81 eayt ssysR ssA e! bs
DOy0,SAnd Pat Salu !lt ~ An
here. i Amt afraid to hold this right, - n
my arms when i goes on. '55,' ~. ~ y
don't hold ii; Kill you. a. sarie, t, ~
boy, n ohnny lkes Thy name, Bu ms Fly ~
With tho stubbornness thu tx !, t .,d
the fuse began to burn. DO Yn G IIaG Xxx.
But johnny. wit h the spunk thata nad M, w,
tscended tof him from is .forernt hers wy
had ( come over wifi. Smith, rushed io os.,
ward. and grabbing the cracker from ron ;,,a!
rushed away. torthrow II down. But 4, 1rsi
as he threw It down there came nm Z 2 ~; Wi "
n the world had explodAs 4 could 8 ny
neighborhood yelped, and thrustlng fh anr
paws in their ear ran uhueT any T Tnd
steps they were lucky enough I. % % tha3i
while the cats were SO frightenea tn lss
they sang In Ia way that PVT Nia .aa...,S
Patti way back on the list. The wlnaoWss
5clinked and cracked and dropped ou - =
ID BID afG IT KIT Johnny7 No indeed bg y, Y Y
blew I'M several feet sway M IL o daiIs
l Mus 'N ia was borne home 4 IN, ne
amid great rejoicing. Al were treatss sa
to Ice cream and cake, and you my 11i; ,a ~
sure that Jsoh,nnys saucerSAaa me NY ~
M n va WATSON sITEPHERp,
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PRIZE STORY ~ By Anne q Powers.

with the others. Pretty soon Lucy's
mother called her in. 55 "a M
IT is too late to play out now, e.
Lucy was very glad not to5 SO ~
school, but after q while lice went to
soho DOL, and Lucy wanted 20 go too, 3, but
cause the fairy said she could not SS,
:Lncy sat ~ the window IN / q roam ',
wsalnE that seS soda a ssGe
"a study she got up al q got q book.
lssai 5sSx a'd s.. aS a SRs
mott s,' had gone one out Ss to o dinner
ii other Will be here In "a little While
said Lucy. sgs 81 u 5355
Just Is she said this sl,s saw tie same me
sc heaio Tia. true she
asked Il! N 4,
pose gu want 70 go very, very much.
yes want e. 80 very yer very
m IN, said rL ~ tx 49, MAJ
three times. ana then vanished,
8 Just hen Mrs. Parlin. Lucy's u Y roth,etAr.
81, mother cried Lucy can 9: II Is,
am SO glad a said Mrs. Parlin for
81 did not wan my lf-:1e girl stos grow UP
and be a Ounce. Ring the bell for Susie,
dearn5 t9s ss5 4
Yes. mother said Lucy.
XIV Susie. take my ha and gloves and tell
cook to Ms have " su PIPER. n IF. Parlin9 Will
/ be here r., A. littl Will g.
ALI 8 right, ma am, n n said Susie. IA;
WI They had supper, and fter supper Lucy
went over to "A lice and found Nout where
the next day, and all q The time AFTER
that. and never said sh Q did no wan 7. 70
GO again. AN NE C.HPOAYERSs.
rs No. 4 1910 Park Avenue, 81 ty, aged nine
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denly confronted blythe glaring eyes and
sominous rattle OF that pest Of our West
Eern deserts and pralries-the rnttlesnake,
Brave cowboys shrink and bold aherdsmen
SILVER at 1t, though accustomed to the
Speris and dangers 5Rof the great " est.
well do they know the danger that Turks
there; we'll do they x now how that ven-
omo,ls reptile can strike death with one
blow OF Its fangs. They have seen strong,
in the primo Of life, struck,
and the poison quickly q finding D It's way
Into ali parts Of his body his life slowly
Gibbs way In TACT. 80 NJ numerous are the
come Under the observation OF the glnhab.
litants OF the rattlesnake country, that
one cannot wonder at the terror which
the presence OF this reptile excttes I'VE
5YirEInlans should be very thankful that
there are not more of these deadly rat t.
tiers In the Old Dom rNon.
Fl surry,s Va, r. G. SASTROP. is
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I STORY or sLEEPYTOWN

I'm Just "a little girl Of six,
jstz But still ! have "a beau S5 Ii U,
He COMES to see mo every night
R When all the children 50,
He takes me on his knee and tells
III, "A lot OF pretty stories i'll ~ s By "a
About the fairies In the woods, y
s,4 Who live In morning glorlea. II
He tells mo tales OF kings and GUMS,
b. who love all little girls, " N <.
And says that I'm q queen nlysell
K With crown OF golden curls, Il \.
He takes me riding on his knee
@ As far az London town. ~ N Y Iii
And tells me all about the sights
II AS ] 20 4 up and down, 855
And then he says its time that
ITO Sleepytown should go; q
Il kiss ny papa then because, ii
q You SEQ, he - my peau.
j never have! seen sleepytown. (
Although i've boon quite near;
5Because, when awake, ! ind Il.
\. That I've been sleeping here.
There's something ! can't understand,
Ut makes me scratch my head;
IL i start of for SlcepytoWn,
~ How ~ get to bed2 @
-selaeted by John 2. iIayens,
EnporIa Va.
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a Little Child
rad Them.

70 IA poor. rag eyed stranger came to The
house ttof u Rich merchant. Ho rang the.
.Dell. One of the servants came to the
door ana asked, What Will you have7'''.
af"Please give me something II oat, ro.i
piled the stranger. i III AZ & *
B55$'.1 must see my mistress first, ~ ma
away tho servant went, and came back
with her mistress, who said:
$50 i hear you came at Ter something 70,
teatn,Ss8 81 q n "A }.ssSss
es;a,nad am, replied tho stranger.
TX on with & YOU replied the MISTRESS 4,
l,yicdn,t you |: work for. your living7'
~ went broad and when coming home
the SIT, V wrecked and swan
lin more your stories; on with you,
Bessie Niayor, who n tad . heard what /, !,
lad
!, 4 s1t give that poor
iVj,y. m yIS dea r?'',1, asked fher&mothcr
A 1sBecaus Ell mother, he s poor and has
no home, Or not hin to eat !; may, y. give
him somath Il hc comes again g,
I Will SEQ is. den az ans Wcred
n. 'TissY second day no came Bessie was
SST The third day. ncg came, 9 Hu beSHic 8dVo
him soueth!ng to ca t. After hc ha d eaten
ia went to her ana asked b. 1s there SanyS
thing i can 4 do for You r. q.
,s Meos a. ap s.S az
did ana commenced his story. & Ell s.:I, 81 33
&SiWeil /, q said athe sstran ger, car from
afverysr rich family and when r was g bout
twenty went Europe 8 stayed here .t,e
Tea tho ship was bout flyo miles from !,
shore wherls e storm Y came Y up and the
ship was swreck "a, V but i swan to shore.
~ name Is Ohm King and = i, 49,! ta q
ried In Europe W !, were the
Whette Is eli & is wing or cad. "a, Bessie
was looking i$ III hint wit II \ amazemett.
s1What is the mat ter! ked j ohn King.
why my inc her n anle wa Ella KING
before she was married ~ Will 60 and cal
her" 81. 81: u !.
discovered her long loss 3brot her III Indeed
she had.@ She embraced d h!Eog In askcd
forgiveness which he heart ily. &c ve.S les
2sie's sweet disposition and plying heart
ior those that 5had no home ca used her
lnott1erSto find her lost brot Their, " homs ehe
had wished for man times .. =, !, =,
i nj 81 o,isia ma St. Richmond, q. ;S{9 jj&
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IA TRIP /. Il N Il 8 THE i MOON.

AZ I have always hp.s, \, great d eslre e
take trip 10 the moon. & thought
would start On one beautiful moonlight
night In April, have always 4 had y, q
great desire to see the man in - g mopll
or, a CAMEL 8 back, preferred the camel
because they can 80 from three or four
days Without food or wa ter T. ~ nc: as 70!
anaautomob!le naturablSX fIfiaiu g
for oxen, would not know what to do
with one; II 10 too slow travelling Tor me,
! took with me some provisions: cloth
Ing and q beg e. gold; IN case q s., ne 6 q
climb q great iligi, hill called the Cupid s
Garden, on which lived an old Snaagpie
who Waa to direct me the rest OF the way.
;Ssl5 g;fgs (To Be SContlnued.)
VIRGINIA BARRETT, 4
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VIOLET IL!
Down ii the shadow Of the woods Their

Down IN the shadow Of the woods there
a bed OF yiolets Of a lovely hue,
They we're modest and shy In their lonely
And Thought there was naught they
could do In the lives Of mer
But a lady came and gathered Them UP.
And carried them to- brighten 9 sick
child's lot; 5s Is.
She told her az Jesus. SO lowly and meek,
So like the Yiolets, 50 modest and sweet,
How He helps US to bear, our suffering
Ana f helps III III and helps us again and
The child was made glad, and the yiolets,
TO KNOW nov; d ter all. there was some good
they could do. !, g., J, 1, h
afanlye. We. 'Y I,
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are good for little dogs to eat, ana Dandy
knows quite we'll what s he thinks about
itSFi didn't a 11ntlf ~ II

knows quite well what she thinks about
it. Dora didn't know about II.
tif One day Dandy came into the kitchen
tes xf heg Shs
sugar How good hey smelled How
good they looked! Dandy watched every,
move of Dora 8 arms. His B big brown
eyes wera 50 Wistful Dora picked out
lit1all oyer, He shifted att gdaintily. Is
Dora as il he wanted 10 say netting
Carrying It In his mouth, trotted soberlys
away up the path which led to the front
door. Straight into tn n pretty sitting$
room went Dandy, nj iss Bessie was
reading. and Dandy d dropped the dough-;
nut at her feet, gave q quick bark, and
waited. looking up Into her face. 8$s3ss{
why. Da INDY said Miss Bessle,s
where did you get that ~ When Dora
came me in she told MISS Bessie all about.
1t, Miss Bessie laughed. ;;i5,4 si.l8
earned your doughnut n this
time, Dandy. she said; as she, tossed y
the doughnut. even to the last sugary
icrumb. 81, Then he ran out to find Tabby,
the old cat. and tell her all about It.
Selected by Mary p. Roberts.
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! Prize Stories on ~
Julius Caesar s Z! "


k,en fchiidrenfo OF tho Club; # NJ 81
Il yoii viii look a Il 3 your Histories you
1 viii DEC that onoa-of tho Srcn test ] war
sriors that ever lived was born on Jt::y
Seth. one hundred years before g rlst.
HE ,,flmo was Julius Caesar, and hogfwas
destined TO DO tho grea test t1lnnS o. n
day and one OF the most Interesting ~ y
figures In history. now think !, W Is,
8n,iEht set to work and ind out something
two special 9prlzcs for SUNDAY, July 2otth,
Tor tic best contributions tho subject
~ yyiichgure connected With Ieotneis ilrst
81 mat,y incidents 81 his life have been q
preserved tn T1..story that you VII avui
no trouble III mixing n-5spen Ildlt page
for tint tlny II would bo bet ~ ~
boy Or girl to Try write his whole. y, q
BUT for each ono to take some 5. espcg..''
part ofS It and tell about tor ~ \,
stance, there III tho story about !, ms Is
N mo,,H short message Sc tor the VIC ,le 4
StnrvS over 3 d certain barbnr inn 81 lslng.
Whit was tho messing ,S q nd 70 4 whom ION
aid ho send ait2 Then there is the story Z
nho,1t his NJ invasion OF i'll trent Britain
#vou Know i,t was the first Roman TO .es 4
inblish himself III thai country, Then
4 voli9,nay. tell about tho old soothsay I1A
who stopped him ono day ~ the '' streets r.
OF Rome and tOln GliHla 70 N. -
5"IdesSof March, On what dny did the ~
4 1less 81 March fall md wtat hnppe'nI'e'.ds
on that day7 b shakespeare you know,
J wroto d magnificent play called AZ ullus
"a esar. d I'd by looking In that you can
and out who nlado$the noble funeral ora 'ri 4
lion over ca esar'H bier. Then. too yo roy
can md 4 out why people say "a Great nf.
IN esnr.a ghostI,5 when they are surprise
what was Caesnr's wife IL canned IL and
who did his daughter ma try Il. When ''l1e1r,
YOU begin to study Latin YOU VIII Srend
Caesars Commentaries, written on the :,
ne,d or5on tho march. ss Vhat dc they lell'
about and why nre they so itnpoft,nain'tt.7 MT
Il Now, ~ each one Of you Will try %
write short article a bout hin. ma mo
then il yo,,% Will try 10 draw pictures e
Illustrate events In HIS life, we can have
q good pnge about this hero on the last
sunday in the month that bears his raIrne.
S All contributions must be y, by July
oath, and you must not make them too
long. let me remind you agai In 20 write
neatly, with lnk. on only ono 4 SIDE the
paper and to address your ontributions
to the editor Of the d.
s do hope you will Nil ry for THIS,
because It Is such mn interesting subject,
and we ought 70 make It the best vaca;-
tlon page Of ALL Shall v:c try
3iii3S3 Yours with best wish hes.
;S "a THE EDITOR.
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In the room, ana told them hts story. y MI
,ny pony W and ny ~ TOO TOO ~ ''. '
.{i Mamma said Roland. Az give the little
boy my A new Buster Brown z suit and
shoes SO X Mrs. Ven DIAL did give them
Mrs, 1Hendal was proud Of her children
after that day.
And 4 now Il that. poor II little Ii boy Ii Il q
srown9nlan,s an d Sslss, far q Yanced In bust
time ne passes Mrs w en- dali d rouse, he
says, Il There Sis where that z Kind family
lives Nv 4iNORAaT.8LEARY.S
55S No Eli Bart Street. Portsmou TIL Va Es5g
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fell IN "A s. - < Y
10: na bear can climb, too.,naa

no d bear can climb, too. =
Tho bea r came on S,3 &
S$.t Just as we'll die Ii a tree as on the
ground, NJ rnuttered ~ Fred. 81 He climbed
The tree quickly " The bear looked 4 up
after him; then @trotted on NJ Into ~ the
woods, soon returning with q small, thin
bear, eWho, fterS q look ut " co, Jumped
up the same tree and came scranbllng
after him. # b "a e IA
alI Just then there was a large bang and
the small bear lay dead on \ the ground,
ms a man came up. e H said he Mad not
known that 1t was Fred who was up tile
tree. n He Gu rried him home and gave him
1 to- his Their. Vi $B LAND HOBSON.2 $
s3 Pemberton Va, aged r. s.9fst5Fa
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Ib Nv NV va " WATSON sHEPIIERp,8
THE. HAPPY SUMMER.
EChapter w,

Chapter ", Il
"What7" said Lena. 81 and ask your
mother can you go. with me home ana 1i'
the wonderful Man and bring .Joyf,l. 5ll4Wss
back. "Oh! Louise. lnamast told Inc I could
so" certainly, am glsd, ' said Louise 49,
~, too said Lena, 30 the lW2 Gg III
clothes, The next morning. afiers they
got everything ready and told every one
goodbye, they started of, to the station,
Louse's homo In the country,
5si5s i3 CIhe Enid tii i. VA 5gi
ROBERTSON TALLY,
Ne Cumberland County, Va. F,
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FoH
Kelley, Clara
Ieary. Nora T.
Mason. Elizabeth
Morton Virginia ~.
Aiaury, Ellen ~.
AicCraw. louise Fl.
alorccock. Wilton
5Ogbui.n. Ashby
Ogburn. Lizzie P
Potts, Leonard r.
Pannill. Kate
Powers, Annie G,
3Roynll, Louise n
8Runin. Mary 3 II.
scruggs. Hattie
5Tnrnbull. Evelyn
Ward. Dorothy
Walker. Sno p ga.
White, Nnnnio r,
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Il there Is an ex clamat!on that strikesI
terror Ito the heart and causes brave
men to ,shuddaf, q 1t IS that involuntary
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SUMMER,

|, sweetest season Of the year. 5lS Ne
I Comes to us without a tear,
Brings to us the sweet wild 1ow'rs,s
Brings to us long, happy hours, 8
8 snrins days all are warm and sweet.
jyVintnr's cold and Icy sleet, &;
Autumn leaves oft make us sad q, 81
& But summer lWayi max ea ri Ns q glad y
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The WEEKS PRIZE WINNIE RS.

" = = ="
Anne G. Powers No. ITO e ark Avsnue,
city, for story. entlt led tt Lucy NJ
Bland Hobson, Pemberton, az Tor
story, entitled ST he Bear. BIS
Louise q Harrison Mccra~, anderson 3
vile, Va I. for poem. entitled Summer
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Z! Dandy Is a little black dog. He always
wears a white SHIRT front md four " hite
slippers. He has a, tiny tuft OF white on.
the tip OF his silky black tall v Dandy
Is Very fond Of sweet things. Best Of
ak he likes loughnut s--l tile round,
slis ary doughnyts. s. ", $ . .. !,
sAllss Bessie qoesnI 5, mink x uoug HHufs
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s5,Ytsir MANN go ~ -
Ageo, Olive
Astrop. r g.
Barrett, Virginia
GDarksdale. Anne =
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