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New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
Greater Marvels Than Ever

THEN ers-led greater rlarvels than had ever
f.azy1-ct.c.5 the family 1T ohcT~ttutelG- In
visible hands threw article Of furniture II the
enthusiastic doctor and hi friends, ghoStlT
fingers Sr-luzlcl lime and gravel on the floor
mo of his halls and rooms. spirit knuckleS
f.t-.t lively -4ttooS ON walls. table chars and
ied-teads And al the while ghosts with
criminal p4-t~ tiscked IL and out, seeking con
ever. did the physician himself see ANYTHING
even --uotc1v resembling a. ghost On one
occasion a cloudy shape 4n4teL past his WIN
dow and Oh another he law ~ Frc1eT1o-
bedside q pillar ot V-por- "hief -he after va ".'Eo
told him Wa the -pectcr "t d tall old man "h"
h.t visited her twice before.
But II he neither saw the ghCsts nor heard
them speak = was sufficiently demonstrated
l. him that they were really III evidence. Inc
-.--... king furniture throwing. and gravel
wh5ch It vs. permitted HIM T. be a witness
Once. when F-e.i,rl.- Va taking an after
moon -.r1 Z. spirit that Wa evidently SHlic1t"uN
t.- n,- comfort drew off her boots. and IN ms
presence carried them across the room 10
,.r--, her sister w. standing by window
,,---- u midnight after :, preliminary knock
mo- on the w4ll-. he Observed another spirit,
ar possibly the same. open a book she had
t.er-- -eaGIrg which VA lElng on her bed.
Most marvellous of al, when her father died
he. herself enacted the role ot ghn5t. the news
at ms death being conveyed T. her super
-,.----..Ilv and her CRY ot anguish beng super
r-.,-,-. Nv couveved back 10 the r"orn where
f.,- corpse lav. IN Oitr~tenfed, and where II
Ms distinctly heard by the physician VII"
1..r attended him II his last moments. After
rf,I- .r,syuing piece OF testimony The good
Fl,---,- trl- that no doubt - her unheard 81
r,.zyers could remain II the most skeptlc,ll
mind
~ her vI-illv fading away. d,liE growing
-..-.. - f.r,aI pt form and to-trre. more weak
IN I..Gx and spirit II Wa hi heilet that the
,,F..-r- v.,r, raliGug her Of her vitality. and
..--..-.-fv Htt va1rlv he ~trave % tanl~h them.
Sin, herself declared. with tone of ndc-ertua-
f-,. -rr,.- -h.lt she i.rrW the end W. HcaT and
-b..- she welcomed It. as she Ionged I" attain
.n.. ,4s..,t II the grave with her father and
Grandfather and Grandmother 0ehmldgall-
W-r,- k.rrer Ought t. cheer her with the
assurance, that She Yet had many year o. 1--we,
-a.. --r,.nced him with The tale ot u gruesome
--,.-.-- Three time. She sad, there had ap-
1....-,-s ro her al dead Of night tcnlaie inquire
wrapped ir black and standing beside .-n open
.rl empty coffin t. which It he,kHned her-
E..r before she, died she wished - ~e' again tile
mountains lt her ehlldhapd- and t. the noun
-.--- ke-a,r carried hey There. ON August :.
$50 peacefully and happily. I" The singing
- f.E-r1n- and the Iblag uttcralec ~ PRAYER.
her soul took It, flight.
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Her Peculiar Temperament

t. X not difficult To trace the origin OF the
L nervous and mental disease from winch she
suffered kerutr's account ot her childhood
shows plainly that She wa5 born tempera-
mentally imaginative and unstable and that
She waS raised IN an environment well calcu-
lated t. exaggerate her IuagInatlvclcsS and
instability Ghosts and goniinS were taNorlte
topic of conversation among the peaSantry OF
prcvor~t while the children with whom she
PLAYED were many OF them unstable IKE her
self rlcllrutIc. hvSttrlcs4l. and the victims "t
- {-+-l-'s dance The weird and uneasy
ideas and feelings which thus carly took pos
session Of her were gwen rrrntT lodE'ntHt Toy
her unfortunate oolpuru with grave haunting
Grandfather SchnidgaU. After this, 1t seems,
She suffered inr = year from some eve trouble,
and every physician knows how close the con
nection i between optical disease ,.ild A''iiu-
ClnatIouS. Then came urlet pcri'4 tl seem
mo -,arrr7alItv the hull before the storm winch
burst IN full force with her marriage to a man
She did not love. From that time, the helpieS,
victim of hv-ttrIa IN II most deep seated ana
obstinate form She gave herself UIlre~erNediN 10
the delu-ious winch both arose from and m
t+1eItied her physical Ili-,-lllS which after all
k.,f = purely mental basis. " II I doubted the
reality Of thee app-rItlons, me once t"'d
k,-9cr. d" should be IN danger ot INSANITY .
for Il would make me doubt the rtalty oI
everything | saw.
Il does uot affect tins view ot the case tnat
she unquestIouably cuoperatcd with her con
~cIercclcss sister and the servant girl IN the
r,r,,i1lrtInn Df the fraudulent phenomena 10
which keruer testitics. Their cheating was
probably done for the sole purpose Of making
sure of the comfortable berth IN which the
physician S creduIty had placed them Hers
an -hr otbrr hand vs. the deceit OF an IRE
-1,.r-iilt mind. Of one living III suCh an n
,Ia-r,b,re of l.nrcalItv that She could readily
1,rr-l.de herself that the kn-cklngs. candle
dancingS. book openings, and similar acts
were the work not Of her own hands but of
the ghosts which tormented her. Indeed re
s,.-.L,- IF recent years in the field of abnor-
ma psychology show IL Is quite possible that
-he .rls absolutely ignorant OF any personal
participation in the movements and sounds
which caused such widespread ny-tltcatlor
sympathy and pity. therefore, should take take;
+E,. mrs If her cventful and unhappy life
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
SEERESS OF PREV OR S 7

Continued pom pEge y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Jefferson Davis was born in Ken

JEFFERSON Davis was born In Ken
lucky.
He served In the Revolutionary var
His father was a Georgia planter.
When he was sixteen years old he
entered West Point Military Academy.
He there graduated in 1873.
After the Indian War was over he
married Colonel z. Taylor's daughter.
He was a brave soldier in the war.
Davis was elected a member OF the
House OF Representatives.
After the Mexican War closed he re-
turned home in Mississippi. when ne
was in Pierce's Cabinet to the United
States Senate on the 4th OF March
1857. and he remained until the 2lth
day Of January. 1861. when on being
informed that the State OF Mississippi
Waverly. Va.
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The Story Of
Memorial Day
Dear chlldren of he club:

June 10 close at hand, and suppose
you are all busy with preparations for
commencement. congratulate YOU
sincerely because you have not been
too busy to do your usual work for the
L. D.. G. Gu and to do It exceedingly
we'll. Now. dear children, have . re.
quest to make OF you. You know that
Memorial Day In Richmon4 will be kept
this year by Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION on June Sd. the centennial
anniversary OF Jefferson Davis, Pros
ident OF the Southern Confederacy.
Now. wish you to wrlto me story
OF Memorial Day. Tell mo when 1t
began and where. Tell me how II has
developed and what has resulted from
IT. Tell me what you think Of It's In
tiuence on tho living. and why the OBJ
servance OF Memorial Day has grown
to be general oil over the United States.
Now listen. children! Write your
papers on Memorial Day and send them
z in By tho LIST OF Juno. Don't writo
anything after that time. as It will be
YOUR EDITOR.
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The Gingerbread Man
LITTLE BOYBLUE

There was once little lady and a
little man. They had no children. One
day the lady said II know what I'll
do;" I'll make a little gingerbread man.
So she made a little gingerbread man
and put him in the oven to bake, Just
as she was going to take him out,
he hoped out q her hand and ran
out OF the door. She ran after 1t, but
could not catch It. II ran on till IT
came to hon, who said: "stop mo-
ment and let me eat you; you ara SO
good" "Oh, no. said the gingerbread
man. "Ie ran away from the lady. /
am sure can run away from you." and
80 1t began to run. It ran very fast
till 1t came to river. and could not
get across. A fox. seeing it. said to
across?" Yes" So he got on the
fox's tail. Just as they got to the
middle the fox said: Get on my nose
my tail Is breaking on" SO the ginger
bread man got on his nose. And the
fox said: ooh. you are very sweet"
And he ate the gingerbread man up.
FANNIE SHEER.
a02 West Broad Street, City.
THE STORY OF THE RABBIT AND
THE TAR BABY.
Once man had spring down the
] hill, and every morning he would go
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

/. Why Is Tho Times dispatch the
supreme paper In Virginia?
2. Because II Is read everywhere,
Is. Why is it read!
L. Because II has more advertise
ments and news than any other paper.
8. Has The Times-Dispatch anything
else but news and advertisements?
6, Yes; the Chlldren's Page that ap-
pears In the Sunday paper.
4 What Is the Children's Page?
s. A page that Is set apart for the
children
O. Has it any organization?
10. Yes; it is called The t, u. c. c.,
or Times-Dispatch Childrens Club.
Composed by ELIAS GOLDIN.
a2A North Nineteenth Street, Rloh-
'mond, Va.
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VA.

Oh for the days OF youth. oh for the
days gone by, -
Oh. II I We're young again. so could
in my mothers lap lie;
to sleep,
remember when was young;
Yes. I rene rnher when was young;
those days were sweet.
Composed by
HARRY N. PHILLIPS, JR.
Williamsburg, Va,
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EUROPE AND c.ApsIus.
W lc.nr,ti,,,,ad

II7 IA INhIIt1HWtd,J
She stroked him and made friends
with him, and then she gathered some
flowers and tWinad them lnto.a wreath,
land when the bull stretched himself an
land placed the beautiful wreath round
lhis horns. N But he Instantly sprnng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Little lives may be driven,
Little deeds of love may shine,
Little ones be wholly thine.
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up. and ran away with her 80 fast
that she did not venture TO jump OFF,
but could only hold on to his horns
and scream with all her might. The
people In the field heard her cries, and
soon they saw the bull run into the
sea with her and swim away
(To be contnued,)
BARBARA j. GREGORY.
King William Va.
THE GIRLS CAT.
Once ] knew a little girl who had a
pretty cat, which she thought lot Of.
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Little children need not fear,
When they know that thou art near.
Doth thou love us. editor dear?
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51t North Monroe Street. city.

Dear Editor,---I am a little girl ming
years old and would like very, much to be
member OF the 7. D. C. Glib. Will you
please send me badge? / will close now,
Hoping to hear from you soon 1 am your
rev member. MILDRED STRATToN.
Stapleton. Va. - u
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Little hearts may love thee we'll,
Little lips thy love may tell,
Little hymns thy praises swell.
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Dear Edltor,--IncIosed YOU will find the
drawing OF the lighthouse, which I would
IKE for You 10 put In Children's Page. and
hope 1t Will escape the waste basket.
Yours truly. THOMAS MITCHELL.
sos Wilson Street. Danville, Va
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Dear Editor--I send you picture. which
hope you Will publish Please send mo
a badge. US have not receive mine. Yours
truly. WILLIAM C. FERGUSON.
Leesburg, Va,
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Dear Editor.E-Plense send mo badga
Enclosed please find drawing entitled "Easf
ter Time" Please send rules. Your nea
member CLARA SCOTT.
Amherst, Va.
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Dear Edtor,--I send short piece Of poe
try, which hope you will publish. I re-
cslved the nice badge you sent mo; many
thanks. Yours very truly,
Gether. Va. CARRIE B. MAHoN.
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Dear Editor.-I want to Join tho T. d
c. G. II am eleven years old. I have writte1
story on Jefferson Davis. Please send md
a badge. I am, new member,
Waveriy. Va. ELSIE WILCOX.
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Dear Editor.-r would like to become Z
member OF the T. d. G.. G. Piease send mo
badge. / hope this will Escape the basket
am little gil nine yearssold. Your mems
her. EDITH ISRAEL.
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Dear Editor,--I am little girl twelvs
YEARS old and would like to join the T. D. Is
C. Please send mo badge. I inclose ono
OF my drawings. which hope to see il
II East Eleventh street, Manchester, Va
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CLUB RULES.

i II Is necessary TO andy by letter
to the editor for membership badge.
Afterwards, to be member in good
standing. 1t liz necessary to be reg
ular and Interested worker along some
line oreferred--that, Is in the writing
of stories. puzzles or letters. or In
drawing.
2. Is necessary to write in Ink and
on one side OF tho paper only; to write
neatly and distinctly, with attention to
punctuation and spelling. All original
composition will receive preference over
selected articles.
8. 1t lie especially necessary to Ign
everything sent in--not letters merely.
but everythins--witht the full name and
address OF the BENDER.
4. Only thore drawings done with 2
pen. in black ink. on white paper, Will
be accepted, az others cannot be repro
duced.
S. Prizes are awarded weekly and
medals given monthly for tho best con-
tribntions during tho week and the
month. Stories must be limited u
length to 1850 words. Look to this y
you desire to SEQ them IN print. Let.
tiers should not DO over 100 words, ana
as much under as possible.
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Dear Editor,--Inclosed please ind soms
drawing. which drew without any help. !
hope to see some OF them In print YOU'D
old member ROSCOE HOWERTON y
Clifton Forge, W.
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May We ever try to be
From all sinful tempers free,
Pure and gentle. editor. like thee.
GAY B, LEWIS.
Hanover Courthouse. Va
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Dear Editor.--My small girl. sallie Ell.
Hot. is anxious to appear In print and to be
enrolled as member of your club inclosS
a, reproduction for the Children,s Sunday
Page. Yours cordially
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Dear Edtor.--I read the Chi1drens PaRs
or Sunday, and have decided to join. Plcas(
send badge. Your new m.mpcr.
RUBY KIEDERyATER.
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Dear EdItor.--It has beep a long time
since have written 70 you.a read the club
ipnge OF The Times Dispatch every Sunday
! suppose you cannot count how many mem.
sers you have am sending you drawing
hope It Will escape the waste basket. I
VII! close now. hoping much success to the
club. MARGUERITE DUDLEY
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Romancoke. va.

Dear Edtor.--Inclosod find a drawing and
n puzzle. which hope to see In print. Youl
old member, MARY C. McGHEE.
Duncan, Okla.
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She lived in little village close to
aome woods. The girl went out Wis
ting one day. and the cat followed her
until the girl got to brook and tho
cat couldn't get over, so she wondered
about and got lost. Some boys found
her the next evening. and tied her up
to tree and threw rocks at her until
they killed her, The girl never let
anotherSca follow her.
BY LOIS NJ. WRIGHT.
La Crosse, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Dear Editor-Inclosed you will find
drawing. which hope to see in the next
sunday. paper enjoy reading the Chill
dten's Page every Sunday. will close. Your
member. VIRGINIA L. BAUGHAN.
Hewlett. Hanover county. We.
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WHEN i DIE,

When die bury me deep,
Put my drawings at my feet;
Put a II. d. G, G. badge on my head.
And tell the editor that L am dead.
w. u. JOHNSON,
Dilwvn, buckingham county, Va.
BaS 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Dear Editor.-I hope this won't 20 Ia
Mr. Trashbasket 1 hope to see it in tho
paper Sunday. Please send me badge thai
may be one of your members will try
22os East Broad Street, Richmond. Va.
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KATE PKMNILL
OK poLLiE)
Puzzle Department,
Cilarade.

Charade.
My first Ia in take, but not In cake.
NV second Is In bed. also In red.
My third Is in cake, but not In bake.
My fourth Is In pace, also In race,
Ny whole Is something we all love.
Your member,
Jumbed Cities or the United states.
!, Chomt;dn.
2. Hacsoic.
8 Malbreo,.
4 Sontob.
s. Rolfonk.
6. EWn Roxy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Dear EdItor.--1 enjoy looking at the Chill,
dren's Page very much and would like Il
become member. Please send me badge
and the rules to go by. Your new member
FANNIE ROSE.
Aged nine years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Dear Edtor,--r wish to be- member Of
tho 7. D. c. c. I Will send a story or pics
turG every Sunday. Please send me a badge
MARY GUSTS LEE.
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BESSIE sTRATTON.
ANsWEHs.

To cities In Virginia by John ], Ioyne..
Va. i. Lynchburg. 2. Newport News. 8.
Manchester. 1, Glen Allen. 5, Old Point.
NJ. MARGARET DANIEL.
Locuse Hill, Va.
70 a charade By Grace E. Robertson,
Crewe Va. "our Dear Editor
To a ohara6e by Amelia Cooke. No. sls
Franklin Road, Roanoke, Va: Candy
To charade by Beatrlce Thompson. Jet-
arsVille. Va: Beatrice. 80
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Departmental Teacher OF English. Rich.
mond, Va. -.
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THE WEEKS WINNERS.
vn.ter W. d. johnson, Di1lwyn, Va.
Miss Gay q. Lewis, Hanover court.
house, Va.
Master Elias Golden, s24 North Mae
teenth Street, city.
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school va.

Dear Edtor.-I would Ike to Join ths
7. D. G.. Club I read the Children's pags
m SUNDAY and enjoy reading 1T very much,
Plense send me badge I am your neX
member. GORINNE KtNDERYATER.
school. Va.
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.~1LL1AM FERGUSON

to the spring to get drink before 60
ing to work. For several mornings
he had seen the spring very muddy,
and he said to himself who has been
muddying UP my spring7" One morn
ing when he passed the spring he saw
big rabbit In the woods setting near
the spring, "I'll bet that rabbit Is
the one who has been mudllng this
spring"
! viii think Of good plan to catch
that rabbit,
Ito be continued.o
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Dear Editor.-T received my badge ana
arn very much pleased with it. wrote "a
YOU that could not be a member OF the
club longer than June. am very glad to
find that can be a member longer. Twill
send g story soon. Your member.
ApDIE EYE.
1907 Stuart Street. stanton. va
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D. c. c. Page every Sunday, and like 1t very
much. Inclcsed sou Will ind a drawing
which hone VIII see In the next Sunday
pcper ! VIII close. Your new member,
IRENE TRICE fBAUGHAN,
z IIewJatt Hanova- covn,,, ~, -'>-}c'NNNAA,s "
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Letters From
Our Children

Dear Editor.--1 send you picture. whlck
hope to see In next sundays paper.
MEYERS DEYE.
1t75 North Twenty second Street. city.
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Dear Edltor.--I received. the little book
am sending little picture Of myself; hope
II can be printed, though II Is rather small.
am very much interested In our club and
wish 1t much SUCCESS. Thanking you again
for the little book. Your little member.
BARBARA ]. GREGORY.
King William. Va qss t52i4575l3E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Dear Editor.-I have received my prize
and thank you very much for It. ike il
vGry much, tnclose a picture and pug
PnSe.. as they are done In black Ink. Our
seEcol will be out In June. Your member
cARR1NGTON cALLAWAY.
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WHAT THE CHILDREN SAY.

VA NAS->1vt DE " .
900 State Street, Richmond, Va.
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Dear Edltor,-I am sending you a draw
ms which copied from tina back OF book.
have never taken a lesson. We have been
sick so much this winter that could not
send anything hefora. Your new friend.
NELLIE PARKER HENSON,
100 West Grace Street, ~
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No. ia West Broad street. City.
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Dear Editor,-Inclossd you will and 4
drawing and a piece of postrys am a ttla
girl only ten years old. and have written
many pieces and havs never received a prize IS
hut will keep trying until do. Your lit
tie friend, GAY 3. LEWIS
Hanover Court ousa Va a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Dear Editor.--I sent in last week Ely little
girls name Elizabath r. Allen, as a con-
paper She SENDS you these little draginss
OF hers for you 10 select the hest one for 20
morrow and hoping 10 do better nsr, slmc.
Yours truly, y. VI. AL!4ES.9
Il Midlothian, Va.
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Dear Editor.---I lnclose piecegot poetry
and also drawing. which ! hope Will escape
the waste basket. received Your latter a
few weeks ago. I am pleased very much
with my badge, will try and write sooner.
\ remain your member
MARY ~. NIELSEN.
r. #. D. No, s. Richmond. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

Dear Ehltor--I have enjoyed reading tho
letters and stories from the Chlldrens Page
and wish to be member OF the T, D. G.
n Please send me badge. Inclossd please
md a story, which wish to SEQ published.
Yous new member.
MARGARET NEWELL4
Aged eleven years.
1918 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va.
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Tear Edtor,---I hope can pc at our res
union in June. know II will be grand, Ny
snhnol was out In Aprl and am glad OF II.
for was tired OF going, The hawks wers
had on our chickens this year so put up
several small windmills and they have nor
bothered since, Your menhar.
SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON.
1,a1t va
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WllIIamsburE, Va.