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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
THE FIRST WHITE BEAR.

Once upon a time, long years ago,
The black bears played in a field OF snow
And they said: Lets build just over
there
The great snow image of a bear
Right quickly, too, the statue grew,
For each one did his share.
The little cubs ran to and fro
With arms or shoyels full of snow,
Which older bears piled up and pounded,
Smoothed and snacked. and shaped and
While an artist bear, on an old bears
back,
With his modelling trowel, gave pat and
whack-
Now here now there
Till the great snow bear
Yves done: and all looked on in glee,
The first white bear in the world to see.
Now, that bear although
He was made of snow,
Was so very life!ike-and, do you know,
He ran away to an Arctic lair,
And there he lived as Polar bear.
And that's why white bears never are
found.
Except where snow and ice abound.
Selected by HELENE MARTIN.
Charlottesville. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
THE BOY AND THE BEAR.

Once there lived a little sailor boy.
His parents were dead. He saw house
on a hill It was lighted up. He went
up there. and saw bear. He asked If
he could stay all night The bear said.
Il will beat you to death; but you may
stay" When he got upstairs he thought
what the bear said. So he got stick Of
wood and dressed 1T in his clothes. He
hid under the bed When the bear came
he beat and beat and thought he was
dead. Then lie went downstairs and
got breakfast.
The boy came downstairs to eat break
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

There was once little boy and girl.
Their names We're Katie and Fred. They
We're very rich. but their mother and
father died when they were young, and
they lived in an old castle in the midst
of a large forest.
One cold winter night when they were
sitting by the fire they heard a faint
knocking at the door. They opened 1t and
saw little girl They asked her what she
wanted. She said in a weak voice, MAY
come In and warm by your fire."
Katie told her to come in and stay with
them through the night
They asked her where she lived, and
she said. II have no home, 1 am all
alone in the world"
Katie felt sorry for her and said, You
may DO our little sister and live with
us always"
SO the little girl lived with Katie and
F'red and was happy ever after.
ROSALIE SHERMAN.
sls Wise Street. Lynchburg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
PUZZLE DEPARTMENT

Her, mother gathered up the rags and
gathered Zip SNOWFALL with the rags. But
she did not know it. Alice was hunting
her pet. When she went where the bag
OF rags were she heard something new
she looked around. but saw nothing. She
asked her mother what che had in the
bag. Her mother told her she had rags
in It. but Alice looked in it and saw
something white. She took 1t out and
found SNOWFALL. She gave SNOWFALL
something to eat. She always kept her pet
in the house afterwards.
OMER CHURCH,
3os West Cary Street. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
THE FIRST UNITED STATES
FLAG.

The United States flag was made by a
poor woman who lived In q small farm
house. She had three little girls and had
Just finished making them dress apiece
War was raging in the United States al
that time. and one day an army came
past the house; they had no flag at all.
When the woman saw them she got the
establishment of the children. She tore
the white and red into strips and sewed
them together; then tore tho blue into a
them on the square OF blue; then sewed
them all together and presented ii to the
army with great pride. The children went
without dresses that year, but they were
the first United Statez flag. The soldiers
went on their way, proud OF their flag
Red. white and blue, stars and stripes,
the emblem Of their country.
BLAND SELDEN HOBSON.
pemherfon Wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
THE ROBIN.

Over the hillside his voice is heard.
For sweet and clear is the song OF the
bird;
some boys and girls are bemoaning their
fate.
While the robin is singing early and late.
Had We all sunny tempers ike the robin
We would drive dull care and worry
away.
We would sing thro' sun and sing thro'
rain.
And make all around us happy again.
LOUISE HARRISON MCAW.
Andersonville, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
FlOrence's First
nro, ~ CoLoo7


About the middle OF September. one
warm day, Florence's father brought her
to school and entered her in the third
grade When all OF her books were
straight. and she had gotten seat, her
father left her and went home.
Mr.. Williauis was stranger In Farm
Vile. and Florence knew no one. Al
OF the little girls and boys would look
at her as If they had never seen any
one before When recess came, how she
felt no one knew but herself. the poSS
would make fun OF her red LAIR, ana she
could hear different girls ASK VINO 'iiee
lit,,e new girl was. she would pc 50
glad when recess was over, go the CHI
dren would be made 10 sit down anu
keen quiet; but they didn't keep quiet.
some boys threw k-balls at her and
others would pull her half. The poor
child was in perfect agony.
Ii was now geography period. and the
teacher rad just told them that II any
one missed a question they would nave
TO stat In fifteen minutes after school.
In a few minutes Miss Davis asked Flor
ence what was the capital OF Virginia.
Norfolk said Florence. NO." yelled
one of the boys. Richmond"
Now. she had missed the question. and
did she really have 70 stay in? One of
the children told her she didn't lIlvcr any
sense, and she ought TO so back in the
second grade. Florence couldn't stand 1t
any longer. and she laid her head over
on the desk and began 10 cry.
After awhile some one came and put
her hand on Florence's head and told
her not TO cry, that she didn't think the
teacher would keep her in; but that did
her no good. Emily raised her hand and
told her that Florence was a new scholar
and she hadn't prepared her lesson The
teacher said she would not keep her in.
About that time the bell rang to go
home. and Florence had forgotten the
way home. SO she thought she would ask
Emily Ward to walk with her, and she
said she would be glad to walk with her.
On their way home that morning they
became friends. and Florence was never
made fun Of or lonesome any more while
at school.
THE STORY OF a CHERRY
1t was a warm summer day 1t began
mn xyu trat,pfJ and Sa+ ,px,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
PEACH TREES

Some peach trees are lager than
others. They are about the size OF the
winesap trees. In the spring the leaves
begin to get green, and In tho fall they
blooms are red and pink. and the trees
should be- trimmed once q year. They
never grow Wild in America. The out
IS hard and not fit to eat. There are
many kind Of peaches, such as the stump
of the world. white and yellow plumb,
white heath ana the Alexander.
OLIVE NJ. AGEE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

fast. The bear said: II thought you were
dead; If you can throw higher than 1
can you may live with me" The boy got
a bird. Now let us try" The bear tried.
Then the boy tried and threw higher
than the bear. The boy said, Mine will
never come down" And the bear let him
live with him all their lives.
MARY YANCEY.
South Hill, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
CALLING THE VIOLET.

Dear little Violet.
Don't be afraid.
Lift your blue eyes
From the rocks messy shade.
AL the birds cali fer you,
Out Of the sky:
May is here waiting.
And here. too. am r.
Selected by CARRIE; BOXI4EY,
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/. Rome. .. ST Petersburg. 3, Brussels.
a. Edinburg(lD. 5. Paris. G. Berlin. &.
Lisbon. s. Madric. .. Hamburg(h). 10.
Mosts)cow. IL. Dres(s)den. u. CBirn)
Berne. Your old member,
SALLIE Redo.
sutherlin, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor,--I am girl of twelve ycara
and read tho children's page every Sunday.
look anNiousy for the boy. would like
very much to become member of tho Il. %. II
c. q. Enclosed You Will find story on
bravo Hector" Please send mo n badge.
Your new member. LADY DAVIS.
No. ase ST. Matthews Street, Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.

THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.
Va, for Illustrated story entitled Bon
ME Prince"
James Tucker, No. 800 North ThIrty-slxth
Street. city, for drawing of an "lndian
Head"
Maria A. Bristow, Farmvillc. Va, for story
entitled "Fiorcnce's First Day at
School,"
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CONTRIBUTORS FOR THE WEEK

g 81. Luther, Louise
MarysL. Levy, Ethel X.
Mabel Luton. Alma
NJ. Lynn. Mary s.
Percy Lawson, Kate
It'll Il. Lawson, Marye
.yrd Lowry, Spencer
iHie Maxey. Lois
Myrtle NORRIS, Zeia T.
axe Moore, Lille II.
ian Morris. Louise G.
Mallory, George
, Martin, Eddie
Iaria 4. Meade. Courtney Is.
Anne r. Park. Earl
ances Powers. Edward
Myrtle y. Plncus. Minnie
Perkins. Maggie
Plunkett. AInio N.
"a Parish. Carl
Phillips, II. l., Jr.
Patterson, j. Stewart
nef Pitts, Margaret
,rothy Pitts. Ruth
Willie Pitts, Marjorie
l Robertson. Samuel L.
hard Robinson, Albert
T. Rawlings. Winfield
nanda Rogers, Vernon l..
gust Robinson, Gladys
nix Ransone. NJ. Louise
way Robertson, Samuel L..
Stanley Robinson, Evelyn Z.
ma Smith. Mamie
wa NJ. schwalrn, Jake
nd Streat. Archie
.ty p. Sewers, Evelyn
NJ. l.. schreiuer. Bonnie
ry slayton. Beatrice
oscar Stewart. Maud
-ude stoneburncr. II. NJ.
ense 3. siedd. John
adys Smith, Russell
Paul Smith. Ethel r.
Esther Sfiilbers, Goldie
q Spindle, Ora
lie Smith. Mary
.ottie Seal. Herbert
dwiu Shott. James
AIRY C. Tucker. James
IN Tweedy, Thomas a.
c. E. Thiveatt, Elsie
!. A. Tyler. Louise
Myrtle Whisky, Dora
ME l.. Wood, Herman l..
crime Wright. Lucic d.
nna T.. Wilkins. Ella NJ.
Annette Williams. Bessie G.
Louise Wolf, Madeline
innte A. Wolf, Willie
nnie Lee White, Raymond
lie Williams, j. w. Jr.
.lden Williams, Cotton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor--I will write and thank yot,
r f9r ,as eanss s m ssn
that you will publish them. like to seq
the drawings and read the stories. hone
can send you sorlo drawings. I will Closes,
! am, yours truly
LUcIB BREWERY WRIGHT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Edltor,-I have not written to You
for long while, Enclosed YOU win find n
composition OF General Robert r. Lee
iope to see 1t in print next week. !. I was
Very glad to see one OF my letters in tho
paper last week. With much love to YOU
and the members, remain
Your true member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
ANNIE Il. HARRIS.

Dear Editor.-Enclosed find a story and
some puzzles. I hope good enough for print
Christmas is all over and gone. and T
certainly. sorry. Santa Claus brought ma
lot OF things. and hope he brought all
of the other children many presents as
he brought Please send me a badge.
From your new member.
MARGARET PITTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Once there was a little girl whose name
was ALICE Neal. and she had q cat named
SNOWFALL.
One day her mother said she had some
rags she was going to sell to the rag
man. SNOWFALL was lying on tho ground
near where Alice's mother had the rags.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor.--r Will now write to YOU. rs
r have not written since became member.
I received my badge last week. Enclosed
you Will ind two drawings. an Indians
Head" and an Indians Camp" looked on
the clildren's page other Sunday for my
puzzle ana letter. but did not sec either
one. will look In next SUNDAYS paper for
my drawings. I Will close. Your member.
MAUD STEWART.
$40 Commerce. Street. Petersburg. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor.--It has been some time since
I have sent anything to the II. y. C. c..
hut since school has started I have Mad little
time for anything except my lessons Here-s
after am go;Ng to try to send something
mora often. I 500 The Times Dispatch all
most every Sunday, and used to look at
the Funny Page first but now I always
look OF the T. d. G, C. Page first am
going to try and help to improve It all
I can. Your true friend.
MARIA ADAMS BRISTONH. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor.-I am going to send You a
drawing called THE Football Player which
/ drew myself. 1 have been reading the T..
ID. C. c Page ever since I was old enough.
read some good stories in this page.
am only twelve years old. Please send me q.
badge. Will close for this time.
Yours truly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor.--I want to Joint the T. p.
C. c. Club. want YOU to please send
me a badge. My home is In Pearisburg.
Va, but we are here for a short while In
the winter. My father is the clerk of tho
House Of Delegates
am q lIttie boy eight years old. and 20
to Central School. hope You viii publish
my letter. Your little friend,
JOHN W. WILLIAMS. JR.,
ST. z. Grace ST.. City. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor,--I Will write you letter
about Lee--all that / know. Please excuse
paper. as l had TO write 1t on a piece OF
my examination pad. would write you
often, but my lessons keep me quite busy.
am stfll a. 7. ID. c. c, friend II have
been silent long time,
Yours for success,
ANNIE NJ. PLUNKETT.
406 n Twelfth ST., City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor,---I read your T. d. c. C..
Page every Sunday, and / would like to
become member of the T. d. C. C. Please
send me n badge and also the rules OF tho
club. Enclosed ind story OF Lee.
Yours truly,
WILLIE p. CARTER.
Ilr.1.rt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor,-I received my badge Many.
many thanks for 1t. / send an answer fo1
The Poet Charade." which solved to ba
Shakespeare.". I also send story which
wrote. entitled, princess Mabel"
Yours very truly
MARY MOORE STONEBURNER.
t EuIubtrp Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Answer to the Poet Charade.
The Jumbled Cities.

MAMIE R. WHITE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Edi;or,--I would like for VOL, 10 a
this picture in The Times Dispatch Tor nj
possible. l am member OF the n ID. C.
Put 1t In this Sundays paper please.
Yours respectfully
HERBERT SEAL.
4t6 ". Fifth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor,--I have been readngtthe r.
d. G. c. page every Sunday, and would like
Very much to become a member. Please
send me badge. I'll send you a piece en-
titled "A Squirrel" / hope 1t will escape
the waste basket. remain n new member,
MARY L.. SMITH.
2cS Porterville Street. Petersburg. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Eitor--I enjoy looking at tho Chil-
drens Page ! think there are 80 many
nice stories on tho II D, O., c, Page. and
I read them every Sunday, and have learned
father to Let mo Join tho II. ID, C, G. club.
and he said I could; SO I got my Ink and
pen ana Thought would draw an Indiana
head and I hope that you VIII put u In
the paper. and ! win be- member OF the \
club. Yours truly, ,,l,x, Il Y
Ny Dear Edi,or,--I hope you VIII excuse
mo for not writing sooner To thank YOU B
for the nice badge YOU sent me before
Thanksgiving. but was 80 busy and had NO
much Christmas In my homes. Just could
not write Enclosed you will Ind q little
story which is true. I hope YOU Will think
IL nice enough TO nrint. Please don't put
this one In tho waste-hasket.
Your little friend,
DOROTHY CHURCH,
5Qs ". Cary street
.tAss 10 ysarsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor,-Enclosed you will find a
drawing entitled Friends" which i hope
will escape the trash basket. and Will he
published in tho paper with the other mem
bers OF the T. d. C. c. would like to have
one of the T. ID. C.. G.. badges.
Sincerely yours, JAKE ScHWAIAI.
Address Stall IS, First Market. City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Edtor-I will send You story
which [ hope will be good enough to print.
I thank you SO much for printing tho jun-
bled names l sent YOU. i have not gatten
by badge yet. SO please send me one I
must close. From your member,
RUTH A. PITTS,
Elk Hill Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor--I would lilo IN boca.,, .
member OF the r. ID. G. 9. Plea. go nend yrie x
badge. and also the rules. Enclosed you viii
find story on Lee. s'..5
Your little friend
THOMAS ALFRED TwBEDY.
prosnect tyu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
SNOWFALL AND THE RAGS

IiOItI E4NoI d. Nrlsl1 )
1904 West Leigh Street, City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Etitor-I received your membershir,
badge, with which was greatly pleased
am also more than glad to hear that am
so welcome to the L. ID. G. c. Hoping that
tho enclosed article will be published as soon
US possible. remain your member
Petersburg, Va. HERMAN L. WOOD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor--I want to become a mem.
Der of the I. d. G. G. have drawn a little
picture of "a Country Scene" which hopsi
Will please you. 1 have been a member
once but let 1t BIO cancelled, but want ia
renew 1t. iours truly,
MAMIE SMITH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Edltor-r would it,e - ha.ox,,
member M ,,,, OF tho 7 q. c. 4 Please send mo 4
pp an, anu tho rules OF your club also
basket. remain, your little friana waste
GEORGE MALLORY
us Holly St. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
A DEED OF KINDNESS.

8os West Cary Street, Richmond, Va
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Dear Editor,---I enclose n s,orv ca,1e, n1-,,
.i,,. sparrowsp Will try and send sor,e-
talns ottencr now. as / had to stop school
LOT 2 Whiie on account OF my health UouInu
70 sse my etory In print very soon remain
an old member ESEIfr r = GOV $50
.5l7 u, Grace St. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Letters From
The Children

,,,n near Editor.--Encloscd you will fynd Z
little story composed. Hope yo,i viii ft,il
~ worm printing. Please Hehd me n bndsS
~ your new member, - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Editor.-Enclosed you will ind 4
piece OF poetry, which I hope to see In print.
haven't written to you in long time
We have been having examinations, and /
have been real busy. / Haven't even written
to my sister and brother on at school.
MARY LAWSON.
South Boston, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

Dear Edltor.--Last time when wrote to
YOU. my letter wasn't published, nothing ex-9
cept my name. but hops my letter viii be
published this time. and also my piece OF
poetry which I think is right pretty Good.
by. ALICE VIRGINIA BULL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

South Boston, Va.
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