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Trip D own lamlesRiye

sDarilIg. Or brew ry's Blur. o opposite
Fort Darling As Fort lIarrison.J on
gciiaifii's huff THESE two forts were
crates. INC next piacc OF interest ~
Dutch Gap. TINS gap was cut by Gen
crai Butter for the benefit of saving
time, when he was coming tn Rich-
mond. Leaving Dutch Cap we soo,l
reached var1na. Varina was the home
of POcahontas after her marriage to
John Koife. 1t was used during the
t CIVIL War as prisoners exchange. a
little farther down the river on tlie
north bank Is Malvern Hill. Malvern
Hill Is one OF the places where tho
sevetsdays' fights around Richmond &c.
Cured. The last fight took place here.
Near Malvern Hill IL PicKett % LANDING.
the homo OF Gcnerai YlcKett. Asext>sye
Ann Carter, the notherSof General i,ob-
gert Il. Lee. Shirley" was built In 1872.
Bermuda Hundred Is the next place we
gazcd upon. The next place OF in-
Point Is situated on the James River
where the Apponattox enters. City
Point was Grants headquarters. during
tho tights around Petersburg. We then
risor,'s Landing. which was the blrih-
place Of President William II: Harrison:
Not far from berkeley is "Westoyer.,'
tho homo OF William Byrd, Ire founder
RtCn1nCl1d ana AlS
house wns built In 1871.
"Westover,' was one OF tho Federnla'
headquarters during the War Between
tho States, and Benefc Arnold's head
quarters in the Revolutionary War.
We then passed Wcyanoke, onca tho
sceno OF terrible Indian massarre. a
little farther down he rtyhrAik sssl,er.
wood Forest. tho birthplace OF Prssi-
dent John Tyler. Fprt PcThAtan play.
ed an Important p&rt IN The War of
1919. Fort Powhatan was used ar q
sConfcderate fort In the Civ " af. Inv
EBrnndona, two In number. are noWsin
the hands of, the Harriso!ts: Tncse
two old houses contain much beautiful
we then passed Sandy Point Near
Sandy Point is the old church In which
Washington was married. Few Inllea
below Sandy Point is 'Clnrenont.,..
"ClareInunf. Is an exact duplicate OF
"Clarempnt1 in England, whore Queen
Victoria was born. Next our eyes be
held James town, the first permanent
English settlement IN America; which
was settled in 1907. Twenty miles be :
low Jamestown IS Newport Ne VS. on. ING
Of the finest seaports In America = ust
out from Newport News is the Place
where the battle between the Sirxin ma
and Monitor was fought. The last t
places we saw were Old Point Com1or.
any n.y. Ao'.S' ANNE RUTH HARRIS.
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a fox ono day invited story to
dino with him, and. wishing to be
amused ut HIS expense, put inc soup
which he had for dinner in large
fIat dish SO that. while he could lap
II quite well. tho stork could only dip
n the tips of his long I'LL. Some time tine
after, the stor,s. bearing his treatment
in mind. invited the fox to take din lin :
nor with him. He. in his turn. put
some mincemeat into long ana ana mar
row-necked vessel, into which he co ,.
easily put his bill. while Master FOX ,aI''s
vas forced to be content win ick Mn :
what ran down tho side OF the ves az, ~,
The fox admitted that the storN nay s'
81, by FLORENCE DUNN.
.G10 West Main Street.
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Al:.FlA.''.7LI;Ll.-

ono warm day In June George How.
are, Walter j ones, Charles Brown and
X went out in q field near MT. D ud-
LEY JCnes's house af ter some apples.
Walter carried q basket to bring:
some apples back home IN. The first
tree we came to was full OF nice ripe
uppless George Walter an d. Charlie
all three rushed UP the tree.
George Howard pu He'd a nice, largo
apple and sal q: "Pattie. here is Il Enico
apple Tor IS OUT T hen no threw it down
Walters basket. y:
Don't you, wan " o como up 4" asked
Charlie ne If my bro 7 her, Preston. was
.liere he would put 5yolls.lps because slse
s,5 alter and can pull you up" Z
said George Howard 38
Alright but don't let mo fall
said. 81 ~ g8S3
George took one OF my hands and
Walter he other. They aoon llled me
up. But as soon MS H. tried to go out
further on the limb my II foot slipped.
Z grabbed & Georges arm j to llold my
soil, But Instead 90 OF saving myself
the ground We we're not hurt, George
climbed back up the tree. and we soon
filled the SbRske til apples. "a 8s ss 5s
Wal ter carried Il hem home and gave
me hal Dn q ley & "A mes told US not
tto@ climb up II his apple tree any moro;
he was al rht we Il would n get hurt.
GeorgesHoWnrdhA has al clleriy tree near
his houAe and n he pr onlised to "a let me
climb and get some " cherrt es nc st
spring. s8t 8Sss S # III Il
PATTIE w, q LLAWAY.
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THE best or ALI FouRTHs.

y a sE =
we put him to bed In his little nishe /.
gown,
The worst battered young .ei 49,
was in the town;
Yet he yeiied AS he opened his Only
.I,ah! Hah! for the Jolly old Fourth n
OF Jniy,
Two thumbs and eight fingers with
cloths were tied up,
on his head was a bump like an up
side down cup;
And he smiled as best he could Wild Wild
his noso all aWry. I.
.,I.ve had Just the 'bessest' tourth - OF @.
July!.
we were glad for he had been up With yi'.tl
right into the midst Of tho powder
and fun,
Where tho cannons loud boom sent It's
smoke to tho Sky
Young America-likes vas mis- Fourth
of July.
said We were glad All the pieces
We're there.
so ne plastered and bound them with
tendercst care;
66ut OuHErt ElHe f1SCh SsaiAS ~ 7
with sigh: u
If tomorrow was only the Fourth OF
J uly!' /,
He will grow all together again, never
fear. ss
And BE ready to celebrate freedom
next year; .fs
But though 1t is selfish. we arc thank
ful there lies
"A crar kerless twelve i. onth tyixt
Fourth OF july
We Kissed him goodnight on his pow-
!i dar-specked face, 81
We laid his bruised hands softly: down
in their place:
And he murrlured rs sleep closed his
one open eye:
u wish every day was tho Fourth of
Of = uly!!' }. !
"a Selected l.y i sas
5s j AiBEIZ lyIVIANys I1riNN1 2i
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THE MAN AND THE DEAR.

Once a man went out hunting. HS
killed b deer and q fox, Before lla
thought he would not have time is 50
home, So he climbed into hole IN
a tree. lie was awaken ed by a TRANCE
Noise. Flo looked up ,and saw a Il bear
coming down the tree backwards He
was 50 rightened that he Id not know
what OF do. TIe did NOT have any more
bullets. He got ont his knife and
caught hold of the bears tail and
kept sticking, him Until he pnlleo him
out, AS soon AZ he tonched the ground
he ran home. as hnrd as he could Y SS
5sE * SANFORD &gBEAZLDY.
271S East Broad Street. Richmond
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"A QUEER LITTLE BOY.

A queer little boy who had been to
schoo III s., 49,
And was well up to all sorts Of tricks,
Discovered that o hen upside down, Il
ass Would pass for the figure 9.
So when asked his age by a good Old
81 dame x, a fs135 s5 IN
This comlcnl youngster said:
I'm when I stand on my feet like
this n Il ssss5
And 9 when 7 stand on my head.
III Adopted by 81 e
MILDRED GIBBLE,
No.#60 10y North Sixth Street. Richmond,
Va. 81 ssa iE'
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A RHYME.

We are mem bers Of the u. D. club,
We have an editcr that we all love {; a.
You vii have to- DIN ~ she meets YOU
Mid pleasures ana palaces, though VA
Give ne dear Old Richmond for ny
home. 81 III ssi 2
For II is there you can soc the q. III
q. G. sheet. s Sss Ess ~
It's writings and drawings are SO very
sweet. iss
The 4. ID g. G. lis the club for me,
For me, for me is the Z, d. Q. K y
gs Composed u and selected by ass ssS
as ssl THOMAS & TIE TIE Y.sssss
No. Ala N. Eighth Street. city.
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"A Cat and Her Kittens

4 4 y s j.
One summer went visiting, and u
little girl gave me cat. The cat had
SIX kittens. When II was time fol
my visit to end, I did not know how
thought Of a plan; 80 when the day
came to so, / got basket and pitt
the big cat in and sewed q piece Of
cloth over the top SO she cotild not
get out. Then the train whistle blew
u took a tall. round hat box and PUT
them In IT. and tied a string around
1t. SO they could not get out. Then
we got on the train, and AFTER we
started. the Kittens commenced to jump
out of the box and ran around the
coach. which caused much laughter by
the people. When we got home and
mamma saw all the kittens she like.
to have tainted. ssts "A
Written and composed by
* ~ VIRGINIA. BELLE BRASWELIAa9y
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En- Jack wassa very poor hoy. Hc lived
forest He had to support his sister
and Invalid mother. One day OK
could not go to work. as It was holi.
day. He went into the woods 70 gather
berries to take TO: town and sell While
cries In distance. He went toward
tho spot, from Will oh he heard the
cries. There he found a beautiful girl,
who had allen Q II her horse. She
took her Ii ONE. 3,4 5A
s He soon arrived at his own home.
and told hts mother and sister. The
next day he wen t to work. " hen he
girls mo Their for having saved har
daughters life. So you see YOU are
always rewarded for kind deed
M COMPOSED by MARY. tioBSoN;
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ANSWERS.

a 1. Senegal. :. Euphra tes. 3. Tartary. i.
Madagascar s.. Mediterranean. ~ Caledo-
iita.s q Polynesia s.. Medina. .. Damietta,
Al, Al giers. II. Mansfield. 3. Lancaster.
81 Australia. q. Agin court. o. Rosetta
NJ. Am erica. ELIZABETH REID. VII
Il 20 u. Canal Street, City.
Find tho nlan's head /: n This mana 1t cad
ix between the Ink bottle. Ito pupcr and
Ihas boy.s left arm. 81
don as Boise s Sorfoik. sss.sss Nom
VI ffrhe Ozark mountains are IN the south
western part OF Missouri. s}F II
Girls names in. Il cures: Florence. 2.
tdnry. :, 4 louise. 4, Elsie. NJ Annie. g.. Maud.
II. Ruth. 81. Hazel, SS 5j ssiS4
IN "a charaae; Bread. 55f5 ia nth
.nond. s. Pekin, 4. Canton. 5. s1.ondon. & ~
8 figures In trees: ( II Ine. ~, Oak ~ g.
Poplar. 4. Apple. 6. I'enr. 6. Willow. q.
Cherry. IL f{ 3355 SS5i I
Answer to figures Of tree. by Ncllle Nich-
tblron. Fnylisyilie, Va: J. Pine. 2. Oak. q o.
Poplar. 4 Apple. y. Pear. Q. wv low. "a 4.
t ch 'spEk,n. ya DLlzABGrH BRYANT
answer to Sagures OF cities, by Celia Whites
hurst, Chester: Xa. Norfolk " 2. Rtch-
H Hoyisins Va. EL1zABErII BRYANT 5
Answer to SnanezS ot trees. by Nellie Mich !.
olson, EosltsyIle. w, Pine. q: Oak. 3.
uS Cherry MARdAnr i DaNiEI. &
IS Locust Hin Va VI siESs "a
khswer to geag raphy questions. by Mary
Flick ond on Disc. IS. folk. "a
Three {, y, and half millions. Montana
NARY MAR CARE . ANIEL.
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How beautiful IS night. sit.Ss3 ID. e All!
"A sdevy fres 1ness his the nj i. "A
No No mist obscnres nor cloud. n or specls
z nor stain, ESS n 4, n III 81
}Brea ks the serene of heaven,
In full-orbed tgl DRY You'd ar moon divine
Rolls through the dark blue depths a
Beneath her stead ~ \ ray NJ RI B
The desert-oircle spread 81. N a
Like the loce can glrdle led with tho s ky.
Flow beautiful is night. Y
Selected by q. q. GREEN,
8l5, "a M ssurry Courthouse. Va. rs
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FGiotto was. born at splgnanc in
1915 and died in 1887 "A d. Tho legend
lis that Cimabue found him In the act;
OF drawing n sheep that was near him.
Cirnabue was SO struck with genius
that he took him home and taug ht him.
art sSs sSs
f Gtotto speedily excelled his master
md In the latter part OF II lie he cons,
formed his style to that Of his pupil
e Ciiotto was inspired by the Gothic;
masters. notably by Gigovanni Pisano,
but above all by nature. 81
Not many Of Giotto's paintings have
been preserved: his portrait Of Dante
has been Ellitewashed over. 5S.
I ANNE CARTER LEE
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a JUNE ROSE

A baby queen, so pink and wee, IN
Lay soft in her cradl 9 green, "
White her stout little guard lSep wa tcf1
8sls5 and ward,
IWith8theIr thorny bayonets lfe en- sses
|peeped in and the baby grew
And IA you can guess IN hat she is to@g
day. si nj
Iawouid glndlY give her to you.
|So hold your hand toIS--vha n you
a .bonny velvet, sweet ,11una soss.
MARY KATIILEEsi aIcpHAR 1os n
n haxton, nv q. Mi
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THE DASEBALL GAME.
"a True Story.)

.werd-playing against Shipmnn. These
are the players on National: Jim Ber-i
ryman. pitcher: Hall Bergman. catch
;er: Willie Galloway. first base !; Car
,Callowny..t third base; Ned Calloway.l
shortstop: Gum or. centre Sfiel q; Preston,
White, left field, and Jim Godsey, right
field. We won by the score OF G16s to s..
Two-base hits-J. Bergman and Guns
ner. Shtpman did not play we'll MAKE
ing errors all throu gil the game. But
we may not be so fortunate In our
next game. s9sss &
GARRINGToN cALLoYAY.
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vices are hela ii the chapel every sun.

" ir
s s g 3 s 70 ss0h e stsP Mh ieR
Teis very fine. was taken to and shown
around by the lady who lias charge
abou, e n y9eages as ere hers svers
one vas very Kind to me. SO enjoyed
T;Ss1E T. cox. .
THE DEATH OF THE DLAcK DOUG
LAS. .iS;
When Robert de Bruce, King Of Scot
land. was on his denthbed. he called
Douglas to him.
when die" he said, atake my
heart from my body and carry It to
the Holy Land and bury. 1T In Jeru-
salem. Bury my body In dear old
Scotland, tho land Of brave men.
When robert de Bruce was no more
his heart was taken from his body.
His body was buried in Scotland.
Bruce's heart was placed in a silver
box. This box was suspended by
golden chain around Donglass neck.
with Bruce,s heart. Douglas traveled
toward the Holy Land. One day. as
Douglas ana some OF l:is companions
were travelling, through Spain.4on their
way to the Holy Land. they were at
tackled by: a party OF Moors. who were
at that time Invading Spain. fight
took place. and the Moors 1ed. Doug
las and his companions, not knowing
tine ways of the Moors, pursued then.
When Douglas and a fcw OF his com
panions were separated from the rest
OF tho party. the Moors, with cries o.
Allah! Allah!' = turned ard surrounded
the small party. In a few moments
al of Douglass pasty We're killed eS s.
cept himself. !,
seeing tic waa henmed in ON all
aitIca, he took the silver box which
contained Brdce's heart from around
hts neck. and saying to It: Pass hrs.
In fight, s4thou were wont to do. ana .
tDouglas will follow thee or die ne
threw 1t among the Moors and dashed
into sthe Moors afterit.
He was found dead lying over Bruce
heart. as II his last effort was IN !, de-
tending it against the enemy. IN nus US
passed away one of the bravest men
the world has ever known.
, The rest of Douglass followers gave
luu going to the Holy Land. They car
i RED HIS bones and Bruce's heart back
to Scotland. where they We're puT r'
with much ceremony.
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GA True Story,

3}s Once, whe N II my sister wass ups
stairs at nj gh Il, read ing, she heard d
cat r1ewil1g ri ttfnlly ont In the yard
We opened the door and q little black
and White ten wal lSed In, We gave
At some milk and bread 3 but It would
not eat tho bread : so Z gave 1t some
meat, al OF which It ate. except the
named "a 81 M onday" 4 because II
was found on Mondays3 night.
ls One evening n two ii II tile mice n verdl
discovered In tho meal can. She Isl He'd
them both and ate hem I'M IS hurry
ssi! One orning Woke ana found
that fond ay''' 4 had gone away; 81 AMI
since hen no on a has ever seen any
thing Sof our y "a ear II lie kitten And
this ais the true, SAD story ma
WI onday II
ny TIT IIOLT,asS
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Iii tile Baby Pumpkin,
Growing on a vine n {,
In among the stalks Of corn,
Looking very fine. sS,
II Little BABY Pumpkin.
Growing lRrge and round, s9.
s Soon b ccarne q golden ba II.
Lying on the ground.
Lit Ito SBuby Pumpkin,
ST 81 Wants to grow and grow,
ls Til Ut Is ripe lenoug h--- in
Oh!JSthe rest ypu know. III
Selected BY ~ i ;IATY 81 FLICK.
Aged nine years. 81 81 & gi RI
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"Just Because at1c MADE sIHose@ doO-soo
Il And shessssaved fors Him One Sunny
IfFshe was but a. little child. /, s s.9
And tlaaI iSi said said bon't You Think ii is
Time To Marry % 5l8 81 &
But her little sisters were Always in
So she gave no answer that day. u
"a. Sweet Bunch Of Daisies. 10 be-
And h ssSY lsSs for him she certainly
"But she !, was ], young (, Girl j, and
Thong H. she did q love him 81, she did y no
ther. M
said rs yS,ts ,Y ,}s fon Like g Spoon
s"1n tie !, Shade Of the Old AT ple Tree
They walked to the tree I'm tho Valley
35' 4. Where the Ill ebirds Sins s
And omethtng was \ placed on her tln-
ger, g rims II t @
'',rrho Morning (, slorie !: rwined Around
the Door,
.sThe Sweetest Girl in p lSie 2 thought
B the question DER and Ger.
E"'Twas Not Becaus Sc Els Iatr " wa
Curly or II! Eyes We're J, Blue,
4 But they were Face to Face. and his
love was true, she knew.
FOR he talked 81 day len Dreams
She softly said ~ Love YOU. D. y, !,
Then 3,1 us r! NJ lowly, aaid 6 vll !l
EowSlie I says, !" She Loves Ne ana the
World Is Aiine.' &
oen B1fsa4 n n RsB,lu7sh7b.
5alLaWrenceV!lle,tsV Va, sis IN sst sj St 81
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Just across the road from my home
there is q piece OF land that belongs =
to INV faith cr It - in the shape OF q
triangle. and wa always call " INC
triangle On this piece OF land there
are, a number OF birds. There are part
ridges. which whistle Bob White'.. la 4.
in The evening. and whenever my; ia Z !. .
er whistles Bob White. BOD 3sfftlle5
aiways9aHswcrs hini ~ \, I, 8 ~
At the end OF q long, thick hedge =. ~
trees there Is a tree with nest II Y,
and for several days. went up ;. tne rs
and tho last day a iong-tailed, grayis 81
bird was sitting on tho nest. WHICH
my father. says he thinks Is "a mocK =
ing birds nest. In the night al bout Z
o'clock a bird begins to sing SO sweet.
IL and gives us 80 much plea sure /; as =
We lister to y, and We call \ IN
The other day, after that terrible
wind and rain, tile sun came out. ana
wh iio It was still raining q lovely ruin u |,
bow came and showed some beautllut
colors. and right behind 1t was a beau,
tiful streak Of pink. The Indians sa VIC
that when ali the void flowers OF the
fields and woods die the colors go up
and help to make the rninbeW ". . FL
NANCY MEADE SPOTS.
Third Avenue and Pollock Street,
Highland Park.
1
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llNe grounds az the Iynohburg sFe-
male OrpIa ian sAsyl urn 4 are Very large ana
veryss beaut ifnl. a he III flowers are IN
fancy hnPed bee ID, al nd the % d fferent
pretty 9 fleet. here are a great many
trees. 80 the schi 4 rem hpye v a plenty
81 ashaaa Swings seats are
mo house Jfsry ,arg q and cool,
ana has four stori az; he library. ~.
LORI chanel and sch 90 rnorns are on
one n onr and the orlni tor es and N irs,
s1irmnl,Y araE on The oors Al owe, Ser
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TWO CHMLDlREN.

There is a littlo boy.
His name is Jimmy Sue.
For all he is worth
He VIII not DO. sssz,
There Isl a little girl,
Her name is Mary ] ane, sssl &
She cannot do anything
But play In the rain 5S
GEORGE ROBINSON.
Il sos N. Tenth St, Richmond. Va. Il
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5M!'ll ii.

peernds all about. s.',s
And d looked in ana out ,$I
or The ~ mes-D ispatch
Until camo to 9.3 nj
The Children's Page.
" And what did I see
b Ell But my name In the list sS
OF prize winners for
,rh 10 4. i. 3 g. Y
b Is,1sz JoIrNsoN,.
sDillwyn, va.
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had rowcd to his ship he told his COM
Irades that his companions Ind been
killed by the Ihdinns and that he alone
had saved himself by flight
SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON.
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Selected by FLORENCE DUNN.
.s1o West Main Street.
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TEDDY REAR n a DOLL CARRIAGE,

Why can't she lake her dolly.
a And leave me at home instead?
7 hate her old doll carriage
s 35S With pillows like q bed
I oughtn't to DO growing
About this loving care
Tho truth is I am growing a,
AS cross as any bear!''
i can't give her one bear hug
no show the; raj I feel.
But have to let her squeezo mo
TO show how q can suneal.
But 50 me day + am going
To shin straight up a tree,
And let her know a dolls life
si5 Is far too tame for me!
Selected by MARIAN ALLEY. 4
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Our good editor
Hs Has offered US prize. ~
The busy club members
Thus have a good chance to rise.
We are trying s now,
With n will the very best,
We work so very hard Il
We don't take time to rest
We children love our3club.
And our kind editor. too,
And we try to please her "
In every thing we do. 53!
THERESA JOHNSON.
Box 26, Dillwyn, Va.
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THE posT,1.lN..

Our postman Is a jolly man. s
believe he's always glad;
siEor he whistles morning. noon and
night, al b =
.sa He is mover. never. sad. v
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VIRGINIA 3. BRAsWELL,
girls, Names in Figures. -

"a !. 4 ? II 3 . Is. FL
e. Is IS 10 Il.
o.. z IS IA 20 IS 4. 35sa EytESsFi n
a. g12a15 81 }9 10 s. Ass
81 s.. IL 1c a. III s.sss III Il
Il, G. 3 IS !. !. .
No. II H. Eleventh Street. Manchester,
w,
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But DIR postman's. getting very old
His hair - turning gray: Il s 3i
Some day he IL have to quit the route
Which comes around our way.
Selected by }s{s sS sS5 M
Rs ALCHANAN Fl. ROSENBERG
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May her 4 ife The full OF y ys
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by all the little girls and boys,
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a SONG OF LOVE.

"Just Because 10 Made Those Goo-goos
Eyes w ~ sfss s. FIJI
It took herb very great surprise. d
And she Saved 70 Him Oness Sunny
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He comes to our homo in the morning.
4 And says: How do you do. Miss
Brown ? IL. 5iss a al
Nice morning. nice morning, no rain
to-day. -i,t! VI Is Is. Ss
Ny. but tina t boy las CROWN,
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On Valentine stDay there's lot ofswork.
!. For the kind postman in blue;
Is you ask hint to stay. will laugh
and say,
There's too much work to .do.s
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THE BIRDS.

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4G1oTTo AND HIS work.

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HOW JACK SAVED a .GlRL's LIFE

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