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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-09

into cold water until chilled then wipe
From one cut thin slices and these into
narrow strips. Arrange round the sides
of six buttered timbale smolds. Trim the
rest of the sweetbreads free from fat and
chop very fine with silver knife Stir
into hot sauce made with a tablespoon
full each of butter and flour. a cupful of
milk and salt and pepper. Set aside until
cooled. add five beaten egg yoks, mix
well and carefully fill the molds. THESE
are to be steamed in a pan of hot water
in the oven until firm in the center-a
scant half hour The sauce Is a white
one. to which is added one-siNth as much
I thick tomato sauce and a few finely
/ chopped mushrooms. r.
/ The salad is 4 novelty of the season.
/ Dice enough boiled lobster meat to make
/ a pint. Have ready a eupful of strong
I asnie Jelly which is cold and thick. but
not quite jellicd; add half-cupful OF
thick tomato sauce containing teaspoon
ful of gelatine, also four tablespoonfuls
/ of maYOnnaise. When beginning to jelly
whsk with an egg beateF until the mix
ture is light and frothy. Add carefully
I the lobster meat ana one tablespoonful
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Ice Cream Mountains.

$ The little princess stood by the
window and 10 oked out
due east toward the Ice Cream Noun
tains. s55 2s53$f v. u
z There were three Of them. 9 white
brown one all OF chocolate and a
beautiful pink one. Of strawberry In
front Of them lay la ke full OF dell
cious lemon sherbet.
-, think" said the little princess;
It'll go over there thisalnorning and
get some y ice, cream. The king, !, my
rid So che took a. silver pail In one hand
end g big gol den spoon IN the othert
and sta rted of. s \. Is
5s When she rea ched the nnountains
she took two sp oonfuls from tho va
2nilla mo untain and put It In j er pa II.
Then twos from the chocolate mountain
and three from tn 9 $s tra. berry one;
on1yt0ne
BY the time the little princess was
half way home Il a gain, s. she was quite
tired and tie pei felt very y
itsnowS than mt dinner s3SsEy
5I So sh 81 sat g; q own and ats all tn
lemon sherbet 9 # 81 tn Q q to p.gfA TIL 8 sl Q
took just one taste OF the STIR wberry
good that il three minutes she had
eaten that all up, 90. a5S OF course, that
+ left the pail 81 only half full. and the
little princess wa liked on rap dly$s Cor y
some Time, 5puL$ u g. sun was so mot an
tn 9 + way So long that pretty soon she
felt tired and Il, irsty. SsS
At 81 last she could resis III O. Ion ger.
and she sat down In the shad e. of a
biz tree and ate up al the oh ocola.e
Ice crea M and after thnt. Hall the va
.nilla. $$$Fa When sh e reached the gate OF
the palace n she lookedssin Bherp pail
and there was thing there but aSlit-
tle@ sickness in & he Very bottom,
IN ever min q. = said the little princess,
'"'the king, my fat hbr,8 Is mo- Very fond
OF q e cream ans u besl des, I am going
again to -nlorr ow." = SiIs
Written by TILL1E III HERMAN. 81
239 twentieth Street city.7ssT i3S5 US si
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Best Wishes to Members
For Success at School

"a y :
4 Dear Children OF the Club:
am imagining you all IN school
again, busy over the work In new
grades. trying TO turn thought and
attention away from the bright out or
doors to tho round of duty and work
within Not such an easy thing to do
while September sets the equinox gaily
ut defiance, and continues to wear such
ASsmiling face. That pleasures or va
t:ntton have to be%put aside thus carly,
and RESPONSIBILITIES taken up in their
annual sequence, seems a hard thing
\ TO boys and girls. Only experience car
Show that the Lesson thus taught IN
self control and self -sacri1ice Is ono
pr the great and useful lessons In
MISUNDERSTANDING that, in their aggre-
x gate, teach more than what Is learned
sven from textbooks. III. 53 js55
In the meantime the tcxtbooks arc
In your hands, and your editor sends
best wishes to all the members Of tho
i T.. D. c.. G.. who have begun once more
4 Tic school work that will take them.
4 farNtinto the year 1908. The success
of club members, along any line Is q
source Of distinct grat,dcation to the
58Dne who watched and welcomed their
i first contributionst6 the Childrens
X Page. NJ How much more ho as the years
!. have passld and members have #devel-5
& oped as writer's OF stories and Illus
traitors, as puzzle makers and poets
Now, It seems that tho club mem
4 bcrs have reached q point where they
are In the line for scholastic,Sin In add
Etion to Tlmes-D ispatch. honors. and
the editor hopes to have fine reports
from alp sections OF Virginia: where
n tho T ~ d. C.. c. boys and girls have
4 their homes. as we'll as from Rich
mond. NJ $s "a 5
The editor desires in the beginning
I OF the year, as. far as work is con-
ccrned, to impress upon members the
now idea plan In all their work, to
impress also tn 9 necessity OF neat man :
signed In every stance. with tho full
name and address OF the writer The
editor VIII make compact with all
who follow these admonitions. Then
shere will be long pull, a53strong
& pull and q pull altog ethers
5s5 n ,s THE EDITOR. #
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once upon a time there we're We two
little children.4 IN a. girl f$and XII boy, who
lived = y the GO untry,
z5E One i dnyg$t heytBWe 1t "a to look forBWill
flowers. After they had gone some lis
tame they LOST the err " ay,F4a The girl
began to cry una the boy told llerEnot
\ To- cry. that 81 III would find "a lie way
home. 5s s35S{ 5'.S,
38 The little boy took of Ills coat and
put down I or the little girl to- lie on,
4 Then he g climbed a tree and saw a
\ ightE far away, 90 the little girl and
+ boy star ted off to goFtoA this house.
w len they go there twas a. cand "
house "a SO they 81 gan to ca some
mr. II. Presently the lady came to the!
5 doorsand sal I: 81 n n n #
y Nibble. nj bible tie IN ous 8 y5
5iS5s$ Who is that Snlbhling at my house 2" Il
Then lie ldrena I'D her their
~ Size carried them x II ana { gave them
something to- eat she told them that
\ she had q whale named Winnie that
would take the m cross the iiyert % TIL
otlier3isi 4 7, TIA u. eSI
a,he little girl vas 4 q fral /, but tic
llttl .hoyls ID i Nv as n q I Il afrald d. so
II he wen t5aoross an q then the ltttle girl
wen t. $3t w hen q eys re aclled the shore
Ethsy$s tn cir. mo her an fat her wait
u Ina for lie m, 81 and Y they 81 sped their
n arms around ct cll,B nd were O glad to
I see them 9 SO a
ckstone. a,
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,Dolngs of Z Chipmlrl,ulnk Family.


a Once q fat1lly8of chipn,unks lived I'M
an old stump. "a Now this stumn looked
ilke an e ld castle at a distance, and
81 $ around twas pretty moss. n. s5s
II he anlllysconslsted o E Mr.. and Mrs
sCrlpmun k, Grandma Chipmunk and
their daugh tiers. Striped Back and
5Pcarly-Tooth TIL. 8{1 3;.55
3S8 The daughters won't to school. and
such a funny school It was! They wero
laugh to dodge a. do g. crack nuts and
many other tim IS. s f45 y; sss}5
stf54i One evening when they w ere COM
atrig from school ~ d So chased Etl1cm and
they had to run very Il ast t, Az They8. got
home all Erigh It. bu were very much out
of brea til. II
Tho moi ghborliQpd IN which tie Chip
Srnunks lived had "a social u ill.,. When
the night came for It to meet at their
y house twas a pretty moonlight night.
80 they had 81 tt out $iof doors. Among,
j the quests werO Mr.& and Mrs. Squirrel +
8close relatives to- the Chipmunlxs u Mr..
aid Mrs, b lrd, + Mr., Fo x and M ISIS Hare
jsTtey had d corns, hick cory Snu IS, &&wal-
b nuts and co IN. Which they lad gotten
a tsAtne arby farm. " 4 III a
aSi Al ter s,lpper they had music and
played games Sun til a.i late hour. 555 81 a
Ono time Mr.. and Mrs. Chipm,nk
went to- Sc t SOL 81 corn: When they
1 mad gotten Some ana were going home
# a ca t. got after &them. but they got
AWAY, 5$ They . Id many other interest,"
ing things q, but 1t &would make the
story too long to tel l.5 $&sss 81
I'll II Elsa j OHNsON,
5Eg1t l1v.vn
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s. JumbIed# States: isS
IL III Grainvii. 2. Thorn Rasinola. B.. Ho.
der Lands. chimagni. s. Iadig. g
Hoo.S22 81 Wen Rejeys. g o. Van
,epainnsly, 10. Maine II II &. Seteenens. 5st ] g
Ainrofila cARRINGToN cALLAWAY.4
N'f x9ss ra, ns:s stats Capitals. 81
~ Blhnya,. 5f i5i Bf5 s e "a TX 2a
" Arlclsrbsca. 534f{5 5554 S5s 3 35F
II STOniert. GE e - ti3I !, 5Ss s5iss
Il Iidvopceen M VI
II l3rahgrlxur # s a. 8iss5 81
HI sSutauga.t$ Ut y5S5#
VII Hidcmorn. II 55 i$3{ III M
n 'rurabnogeo
Torama cesn. 55a5a W. 4
5s Paanslbno. IS l5Sssl If: RI
81 Tomgnome yr.5 IA IA ~ rs =
Dbl, Srnpeidf Is, u
ANDREW {. gBR YAN,.{ b
u Frankllp, Va jii Age IL years.
So e. Riddle.
I come from the North {;fis$. u
X como from the South, 585 Il &
\ travel by night and day 5Is2
And man my Will may never oppose al8a
And none can say mo nay 4
\ oftcntlmes am fierce and wild, 49, II $t
And the shameless thing destroy s5s Is .$f
1 But for days u may be very mild 5
And give relief q nd Joy
ERNEST BoELTE.
News Ferry a.
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Our Yi.it To the Country.

.s My sister and brother and I went to
the country to pay q visit to II our
friends and relatlves.
5sS We started on the Richmond, Fred 3
crlcksburg and Potomac Railroad, and
went about twenty miles and were met
by our cousin.
We then went about ight miles IN
I carriage before we reached our des-
stination. ss 55 Esss VIZ
We received sa3 warm welcome, and
from that time On. had B a delightful
time. There was q nice spring about
400 yards from the house. and the
Water was. cool al the time. 5 Z
35s They had a. country sSunday-school
picnic while we w ere there.
sI8 In the morning there were reclta-
lions and dialogues, and after the din
Hner. which consisted OF chicken. ham,
bread all sorts OF pies and cakes and
II emonade. and there were games OF all
I sorts played. g53 ri
After this pleasant visit we returned
home q bout two weeks. at ter we LETT
4$$ # Il 5S5s aF,SSID IT. cox
No. 2b17 East Grace Street,
tEf Rich lond Va.
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DO:y,v'n,lI n,nti Seltlnl,,,,c 8, : n

IS Dear Editors Really sn Q ~ King. y Oh
make ME tired. III Just as II you did not
know that boys were more selfish than
girls, Their #conceit Ia colossal |, too,
any one who. know d boys ca Il SEQ | t
sticking out all over Them 81 A
i am not saying that girls are per-
cot or that they are not sell fish and #
lconcelted, n for they are but--theS boy $
take the frs 3honorss( 7) In those most
undesirable qualities, t3
8 81 know OTIS Of boys, ana + never
knew 8 ono who had not these above
mentioned Qualities 1t5they are lack-
Ing IN s. ou1. ma ke-up. then I surely
wlsh$E might SEQ y you, you must
tnhnbt n rs lass case. Or are. one OF
the circus prize fea lures. "the boy who
Is never selfish or q ceited (" 7i.5 81
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f. -, ~ ,}3.i. f3 = y ,sfi
\ Tho snake and the Child


AZ little girl one d ay sf 3
Did happen to astray q at isS$
Away from her homo 4. III 81 5s, }55is
To look for q plum. 81 55S IS sss}i#
On her way she stepped on a snake,
WhoBto5 her did spakc, 81 a3s
WHY did you step on my head ~ said
;S he, M ri IA eva
5"Aly dear sir."'i said she. NJ 81
= leaso do not blanc me, ~ sit
I am as Innocent as can be. s85 s&sf5 3 "
Il was looking out for ~. .s sSsgS iii 5s
But you were #of such a hue NJ 8ftS
Az would match the grass, # NJ "A #i5l58 SSs!s
T. stepped upon you az T passed 80
....'Nell. my DEAR the snake said,
although you hurt my head S3| II h. IL Re
II will let 5youFoff this time.
But be sure and mind 3@@ ss5s s s III
Not to step on m o a gain E5ft38a 85sf
Else you win be put to shame. Y SSS$B
'.1'hnnk you,'5 50 Id the child, 5sl5}
81 am sure ! will be mild =" 80 sj Ri 4 {St
"A nd away she ran q II Il 81
TO tell her slst or AIMS. M ia.
Vi Composed BY s5 q a
l5ii COURTNFY KEITH MEADE, ~
u Mnnnboro, Va, ; III sB H
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pRrzE yyINNERs ron 4, yyI;Elx. !

horn, w. Va, for illustrated story
entitled "1'he Little hoy and Girl'' St
Miss Alma s. Boelte, News Ferry, Hal
flax county, Va, for continued story
entitled "Chcrries.'' sR55 }S 5t5 5
Minister Lewis Stnton, No. 1911 5yNcst
Main street, Richmond, for original
drawing, ssThe Plan That Didn't
e Work. . 5t 81
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TIL s ADVENTURES OF IA PENNY
rHApTER r

fSs CHAPTER u.
Z When I came out OF the mint was
a nice. new. bright and shiny penny,
and was at once put in}5 large box
with a whole lot Of other pennies and
cider relations OF mine and sent to q
large bank In yvashington. D.. C. .s
53E was kept there for a long time
until q. very rich man came In to have
a. oh eek cashed, and was given to
he kept me there for long time.
After a while he threw the trousers
ABIDE because they were too wornout
me- When t ~ tool took nv older reIa atoms .n
out, 8 OF stayed there until one day q
very poor old man came to the house
and wanted to know would the lady or
the house give him a few OF her hus-
band old clothes to wear. She SAID
yes, and$I was among the clothes in
the trousers pocket. and this old man
findng me- u So one day t diseovered
hole tn@tlIe pocket and fell through. n
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a To Oh arad e-TIobbs. IN IN 81 iS5
55y u WILLIE A ScAELAWAY. 4
s Norwood. Nelson county. Va \ sE
Il. To gCharade--Cor mornnt5 9t.i l5 s
!. HENRY CALLAWAY.5s
~ Norwood. Va. .5jas e NJ Il.
"a Jumbled Birds-1. Parrot. 2. hooking
Eird. 3. Wren !. Dove. S. Robin.
THORNTON -H1TU.
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4 CHATTER II

%9 After;51 had fallen out Of the mans
poke t ] rolled along on the wall and
there hidden n the dust and dirt for
O. long time. until ono day IT. ra ined
real hard and the water was SO swift
that It carried me along. "A little boy
standing on the street corner saw me
and stopped down and picked me up.
.He}kept me and took me to his home.
and asked his mother what he SHOULD
do with 1t. and his other told him. I'd
awful bump when L fell In and I re.
NAMED there a long time. All
5}$AfSsS kATHERINEA MARSH.
ii55 Ash7and Va. AZ Box i 8. Isl
#5S9j ITO be EcOntinued.) 5iss! -
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The Alligator and the i. >, q, g, NJ c m,

E Once In California man owned J. a
very large alligator. which was tbs
;onlys pet That suited him. Well, one
day the ALLIGATOR seemed to be very
hungry and tired $S5 a few days aft ter Il
Times Dispatch carrier was missing
from the office. IA NJ , EEL: ~ 53t BIG
Then lie next day a boy was last
seen while delivering his Dispatches;
heptoo. disappeared Very well one
80 u down and Investigate, One after
nnc ther disappeared. A$man standing
neal said !: For the sake Of your paper,
Why don't 70 Sci that tor 81
well, said the manag ser, The is 4 Sc
wrapped UP In The T ines-D Dispatch we
ha te to getIrid5 of him, S q III
sssgs ~ KS Il1NWOOD M'DOWICII
81 n o. AN orth Twenty-s second Street,
)S lRtchmond, y a. 5s li3ss N {l355
~ S.---Send me a button. 59sss :
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" = = 80. , 80 -ss*s7E1f. Z. T1-T- "A v =
(ToT be continued VI
Atsss 9 stbsi3l -. 80 {, ,s3gt'-5f
NcVyHbOy philOsODh

s5!4fs e,ysbOy8 4 philosophy.
I'D ear dftor: The world 3would BIO q
the good fortune they desire iii a the
Same manner I hat this ne wsb y sought
good lucky } Al Il 3isf ~ s58
$.ss Evening paper. slr.l extra edition r..
The man stopped and began search.
came anot Their boy,Swlth@ d larger hlln.i
dle&of papers under his arm, at which
tho hand first thrust was Withdrawn.
and the little elloW 4 o$5whom II b>-
#longnd said j2}ts 5lss NJ t.I
PLEASE, sir, buyallIs paper z5a 4,
"NWhy,gI am dealing with your ~
swell, sir, he haln't sold one We t. ana
i have. l t. always gives me luck ia
help q Teller what hahn t. had a chance
OF sellin'@any.'' "A g$s 50 ,ll4
. And I, WIG !. VIII deny that the 8littlo
fellows philosophy was o the right
kind We only need more e OF 1T IN
everyday life. JIM gDAIND W.
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Letters ON
Our Children.

y Dear Editor,--1 ain sending yoli d piot,ir4s
which hope Sis good enough to print on TIL
T. p, G. g. Page. s'rainain your devotaks
M embcr. III S MARY 3. 8TIALEssssss
g Rocky. Mo1n t. d s5S s. s9 III;
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5derstood and had the esired n effect.
The book sWasY shut and Npuss was made
a fuss over and played with till bed =
time. His master was full Q { this ans
Secdote when we all met in the morn
ing and puss had ian Il extra fish for;
his breakfast ALMA S. BOELTE.
News Ferry, Hal ifax co unity, Va.
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Continued from last sunday,) n

gs.'.''Tralnps! M Sd wonder he died.
,Tramps In the back yard are8Ebhd
enoug il 5s but trarps in fellows
stomach n f8g n 32 353tt 3..y5 Z!
55s5.s5s,yvhat IL row! Say, believe your
cherries are sour sl st
O they AREN'T said Tommy, indig-,
nantly. lie me see. can't take
your word FOR mi 8S5S s4555
saaS Tommy handed him one for proof,
Watt said he'd hnye5Gto taste every
single ono to prove that II they were al
sweet. 5fi5s Nh
Tommy walked home very slowly,
thinking hard. HeasWa Very much
troubled either 18th cherries s5 or his
conscience ori4'tranps,n5 In Ills stoma eli.
HeEcouldn'titell which, sS 5S;
a55f a n u r. N EST IT. BOELTE 9;5s
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CONTRIBUTORS L, ron THE WEEK.

Anthony, Blanche
Adams. Nina
.Boelte, Alma 8.
Brown. Gladys
Bryant, Andrew G.
aBoelte. Ernst
Barksdale, Anna r,
Berman; Title I.
.Baber, Julian IT,.
tBeal, Nelson &
Boelte. Walton
Galloway. w. A s.
Galloway, p. n.
Galloway, c.
Cox. Essle II.
Clements, Alphle ],
Edge. File tcher
Edge, Gertrude
Gordon, Marie
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/! Dear Editor.---1 was very glad TO SOC sr11yS
puzzles inGthe paper last Sunday and Il send
you this picture to have In the paper. Z out
friend RICHARD D. GILLIAMySsss5ss
III No. IS Fillmore Street. Petcrsbur g, q. s8s
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Gillian. r. D.
Hite TIL ornto n
Hobson, Harold
Hale, Mary e. 81
fHerndon, J.
Johnson. Theresa
Emily
Marsh, Katharine
Mcdowell. Z.
Meade. c. X.
B Melton, Bessie e.
Martin, John Z.
B Pitt, Margaret
Patteson.& Daisy L.
Palmatory, Gladys
Station. Lewis B. y
schultze, AIaybella
Turnbu1l. Evelyn
Wiltshire, Myrtle.
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Is Dear Editor,--I was very glad to Ssee j, III
drawing In the paper. Hope Il To- zee thern
In this time my broth er's also; L SUPPOSE
YOU think you are never going to 90 tiny pctts
sture. but you will very soon n brother
and hope to have a good time: From eyoUis
member. IS 8 ALMA So BOELTE
Hs News Terry. Va. 3s5fSs
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AS I lay struggling for life, IA sSt32' # X
81 On the bloody 5battle-neld, ss8 iES59f 81
I saw gllstening In the sun 3$8
IS BY me % golden shield. " 81 55 .5} "a
.As 8 retched forth my feeble hand to set
5$ n 5l5 AZ IS AT s5i
MY arm fell useless to tho ground,
I NEEDED no further Instructions to tell me,
That II was u wound. i z, 4 4,
AS my arm tell to the ground.
I felt Q sharp pa In An my head, .85
Il also knew lod ged there. rs Va 8. Mn
Was q bump Of lead ,5t2. VS. e
was bleeding slowly. slowly my lis
g& away, Bl " tstI II 5s.g & i5s5l
Each nlnuto II came aearer 70 deaths
= longed e live . ain, bit my tins had
come, r. 5F s5E7aal
never drsaued dealt. 50 before, s4tts
Twas dying. 4 Citing for my country. Vi.
II knew my y lie was going fast. 8s
I stretched 1 N Y arm forth With q painful
5S5s si5s moan. s2
And Igbreatllsd my last y. $5
Composed by Sos "a 39i 5S
&s II norwood. Ia y3S
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G., Dear I'D tori hi ave d: watched tlle club!
pn go with increasing interest for som sttHaf
and now I beg to be ndmi tied to- this busy
Ellttlo cirolo myself. "a At my age % tonrteeA
years may I become . rnembar r am sIft %
f.old IT, II y am no t, please sen NEE
badge OF m en,bership. Enclosed YOU vi i 6h,d
d pencil sketch x on OF Gibson ] beautiful
drawings. y Although very Imperfect. hopl
1t will escaps tho cavernous 4 and ynWnind
mouth OF your waste &bask ct and rccely q
prize. From q would -bs N ember
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Dear Editor,-1nclosed YOU will And an
anagram OF some state capitals s q hopetyous
will not give It to hungry Nj. Waste Basket
as you can see I haven't serlt In any worh
ia q long time. With best swisl1es to youS and
all OF tho members, T. reula In your sincere
m cub err. ANDREW GU BR YANT.Fi5i
@ High Street. Franklin, Va. Al
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A6nIan d z " a. ~, BOX El73.
(To be continued.)
20
Autumn

= i
Now Autumn gilds5s the trees with red and
II rs gold, I,9 3 Il
b The saddest tln1e OF year. is coming on,
On all the cornfields and the fields beyond,
5H Shines With 9 glare the bright. eptember
L sum- 5sSg3 .sy.s: III $s5il53
The gelden-rods and gentlans crowd the
@s fields, !is ~ ~ W. gl5 II 5g[5&.
I Tho brook Winds on II way so deep and
VEL $&2Sy clear. m "a t68 'zs
And everything bears marks Of Autumn's
power $5ss &s5Sgs
The grass and fields VIII soon b brown
and scar. 5ssi
The corn is getting tall and yellow now, NJ
Il The ears arc getting larger, full OF grain,
Methlnks the birds are singing swee ter
now. 4t'
AZ N our ~ dear, old Autumn tinted lane.
The katydlds ana crlclsets chirp away.
The mellow moon shines on thej golden
"a corn. {355ssS5 AZ .3S ls5 ~ st.
The purple grapes are ripcning in the
945 5d woods IN IA
And all proc lain tia I Autumn has begun
81 Com posed { by q b ESSI E MELTON
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$ Dear Edtor,-1nclo sed you $wi III md sson,ts
answ ers to puzzlas q nd story. ny hinh Is hops
bnskct. fI have not sent you any hing Tor
;lrng time because i have been slcle 8 q
am now improving i hope to send contribute
lions often. Your old lnen,ber 58S
3S 4s9& ESSIUB r ECOKTE.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

Is Dear Edtor.--1 have not sent you Il anJa
drawings for some time. I will draw gyolS
something to-day, and I hope It WILL cont
out Ia the papor8 T am your sam nemb err
81 HAROLD HOE SON.sss
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Dear Dditor.--lnclosed you Il will ia I, nd L
drawing, which II / hope hlr. Waste Basket
will not devour,5I n AYE son III q drawin4
avery week this lontt, but haven t. eeeti
any In print. I have been try ng & for th{
September M dal. II ping toSa SEQ III this a Is
print. remain. your club member gj5SSSs
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Dear Editor,--1 was Glad TO Zee my draw
Ing OF Uncle Sam on the r.. p. C: e. Page
Enclosed you will and a drawing Of 0ldS
Alumni Asso station mem bers Z Oh know sS1nJ
address. I remain, one OF the first $r,enbeHS
OF the I'D. c. tss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

n Dear Editor,--1 wi tie you "a few Ines
Us i have not written IN a long time. 5ssSS
read the IT. d. c. e y ia ge every week.
lilo pc my story Will esca pc tis waste 8haslse Z,
r Will not write a long letter because SsIsaId
tired. 7 have written such m onE VS. storytS
please print It. and please send mo o had Ea8
vi Your friend, Sl1MlLY8JAME S.8Ss5
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e. Dear Editor,--1 was glad to sea my 4 ttet3
In the page sund ay. have not srecelvedEr,J
sending you q DRAWN &. (which sIGwou ID 81 ks5
to zee on the page s n ext Sunday. $Swo uld
like ito win a prize very mu CHI REM in
your. m mber. FLETCHER& EDGE.s&S
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