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Congratulations on
Work Well Done
penr Children OF the clubs,

3 Dear Children OF the Club:
q Il Is real summer now, and such
lazy weather that T. am persuaded you
arc chiefly occupied az ! AMIN trying
& to Keep cool. 4 think II IL In order
for me to call your attention again to
y the fact that only drawings ouns IN
black ink on White paper can be re-s
produced on the Childrer's Page OF The
Times Dispatch. write you this be-
cause | do not wish you TO spend time
and trouble over pencil sketches which
can avail you notning, and follow
what l have to say with the publica-
ton this week of the club rules, as
new members may wish to see them.
wish to congratulate YOU on tho
Y fine midsummer work you are doing.
The Children's Page has never been
better filled nor the organization In
better working trim than now. BY
4the middle or September the staff OF
the ser1i-annuAi publication, to appear
in gala dress at Christmas time, VIII
DO announced and then work on that
will be something absorbing. Names
Of members who have asked for copies
of the first annual, published on June
24th, are given below, copies having
been sent them. Others desiring the
annual are requested to write for 1t.
Hoping that all midsummer Joys may
be yours. ! am your sincere friend and
't53 sSt}fsss 81. s8 ED TTt1fS.s r 1
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JUZLAnx = BABER

Me. Finally everybody called I'll Nc.
Me never kneH that he was 81 chicken
Instead OF a 3turkey;;>he a ways stayed
with the turkeys. Now before Mo or
any OF his little turkey sisters were
old enough: to ia k 81 care OF themselves
their mother went to sitting again, and
1.-THE old gobblcr took tho little turkeys
atO& raise. He would find things for
i them to ca tHeVery day and howell them
sat night. Me didn't 4 ike thesold COB
< bier at NIL and wouldn't have q thing
Ito do Within inl., NJ ~, how lonesome Me
did feel With@nO5 companion at all
He tried staying wit h tn q chickens. but
didn't ike them. So ono day Me dis
appeared No body knew where f8 Me
was. Jane was very much worried
about him, She thought, Of {, course.
seral days al tervards q ne Glib or told
day, but left every evening. Now no
ting at. a So one morning Jennie Il
TO look for her. She ! o olSed around
for long time, but could mo e find
her. All Of u sudden she ga some
real thick bus les, and o ked In. ther N,
and What should sho sec but Me, M 81 IA
ting upon something she though $
n rock, hut upon going ne rel' fDund
1T to be Mes IA q I her. Me's mothe ~ has
never yet Matched, so Mo has never.
been home. 4 Flo lives on some berries
which are growing near ler, and Il oYels
under her Mt night. Is. 9
Written by ss5 tg 5S
Rocky Mount, VA ~. y. l.s BON
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CONTRIBUTORS THIS WEEK.

- F5g-l- 8 - 771-97.-I1l l-lf -Ig
Gateway. Al. r.
Gwathmey. Lucille
t1utzier, kioruon
Hobson, Mary
howard, kate
Efaie, NJ. l..
Hobbs. r. u.
Iiarr.s, Anne r.
Ingram Dorothy
Johnston. N.
Lumpkin. Clara
Leach. +. u.
Lee, Anne C.. Il
Massei. Chris.
Macdonald, L.
Monteiro. NJ.
McRee, j. l., Jr.
McClung, c.
Martin. Alma
Moeschler. Nadine
Pope, Anna
Poage. Willie r.
Poole, G..
Patteson. T. w.
Patteson, S. F., Jr.
Reamey. S. w.
Russell, Florence
Ragland, Edward
Roale, Hazel b.
Robertson, S. L.
Robinson. George
Sher, Fannie
Staley. Lizzio
cumberland, n.
SPOTS, N. NJ.
Smith. Lucille G.
Taylor. Lucy G,
Turnbul. Evelyn
Williamson. NJ. r.
Williams. iona
White, Nan r.
Williams. Robert
Yates. Mary
Zelus, Regina
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But Mr.. Crab Jumped out OF Iier no ket
and tried to pay Alice back for mis-
treating his kind. 80 #
rIcNlc TIME,

It's June ag'in. an In my soul feel
the fillin JOY 5.
That's sure to como this timcN o. year
to8every3 little boy;
For every June tho Sunday schools at
plcn.cs may be seen, i}
Where fields beyont the sWellln' floods
stand dressed In livin' Green";aa
Where little girls are skeered to death
with spiders, bugs and ants.
An little boys get grass stains on their
y go-to-meetin'p pants.
Its June ag'in, and With 1t all what
happiness Is mine
There's goin' to be a picnic, and I'm
gotn'& to Jtne! @
Ono year ]. jined the Baptists, an good
ness! how It rained
.(But gran'pu says that hats tho way
''bapt!ZO"3 is explained.) y s}fs
And once jined tho Plscopils an had
q heap o fun vs.
But the boss OF all the plcnics was
the Presbyterian!
They had SO many Ypuddin's. salltds,
Sandwiches an pies 95 S 3 8;
That q feller wisht his stunlmtcls was
az hungry as his eyes!a
Q yes, the eatin' Presbyteriuns give yer
is SO flne a IA 55f II 4 N
- Isii so ON to % 5 II i s''' = =
But at this time the Methodists have
&, special claims on. me. .SS
81 'e tas sla so1 B. VI slve plsni' q
Why should q liberal uniyorsalist like
me object g; EigsS HI
TO share the joysof Fellowship with
every friendly Ssectp IN S
However let'rodoX5 their articles OF
faith elsewisns may be, II a
Their doctrine ot fried chicken is a
sayin grace to me!
So on. the elst OF June. tho weather
bein' fine. S5t S&
They're goln' TO have picnic, and I'm
All goin. to 1inel
Eugene Field,
Selected by EDWARD RAGLANp.
14G09 RiverHOnt Ave- I.ynchburg,, u Va
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4HHtlUT IS UIspGHBcdET WI Lll,yI' - . a -
BY NAOMI CLARKE.
.uNcLE BEN,s nnyrMp.AY. TI IssI5Ns'T

Uncle Ben was out on Tho ocenn in
g big ship. He was In q hurry to g %,
home because lie hnd something WI y. y
himffor9 q birthday prcsen To llis&l ttla
niece. He got home a right the
night before Bessie's birthday. he
mex morning when Bessie came, dow I, Y 2 /,
To- breakfast there was a ca 81, = sss;her
chair at the table, Guess " la e lyaB
little green parrot you eYer IN Hes
sic was delighted. Polly bobbed /. her
head up and down and SAIL g
morning. BESSIE" Bessie said ood
became very good. friend q. ant. go 70
her now and she wtllbtell you nj bout
Polly ana how III Her ca gernesy to
thank Uncle Ben that when she kissed
him lt wa on the tip or his nc se. q
Composed by LIZZIE STAI1EY.
8 Pemberton, Va. III 81
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8s,IYIfs TREASURE CHEST.
lContlnued.) a

81 ono day, $50 years afterwards, some
,sailora were digging q grave for Sone
OF their;ilumber Just w here the cneSt
s,yas buried. rhoy saw q black streak
running down into the groun Z .,ss but
they thought tito az tI5sllnt ~ they
raachrd tho dead mons sbonos. soon
after that they saR tho chost and 4 tied
81 @omt. On opening 1t they. found
enough money TO make ~ LOT them
rich. 8 N 3 " sIS, "a !.
III then became plain I'd them that
Kidd lad killed tho men q 70 Keep to,
sliilnaelt the secret OF Ills treaHu re- ana
that this Atreals was VIII ore tho polesl
we're that would load kim to HIS treas
ure even after they HAD rotteu. 5SsS
SAMUEL u h. Ll ii III ROBERTSON
Tally, Vn, fi S Tilt 3t3S sss
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JESSIE n05LEYI
he Old Widow.


IN q certain large town thcro once
lived an old widow. who sat every
evening alono in her room. thinking
how. Sone by one she had lost and
buried her husband, her two sons,Sa and
all her relations. until now She was
alone in the world .gs She heard tile
bell ringing foraearly prayers in the
church. AS she entered she saw It
was already lit up. not with tapers.
but glinamering light shonc through
the whole hui ling S7 I t was fl He'd with
worshiperS,1 and every S eat was occu-
pied, so when the poor widow went
to her accustomed seat she found ]
already. IL ed. AS she5 looked around
at the. people, she found that they
were her DECEASED relati tons. They
neither spoke nor sang, but a gentlo
" n sperSn ID Is hum aoated through tho
church.. Presently an aunt OF the poor
widow said to her: Look towards the
q ltnr.a ana YOU W III SEQ your two sons"
She loo lSed and saw her two sons, the
one hanging on the gallows and tile
otilor bro en- ont he wheel See"
said the Ssaunt. THUS would It i have.
them had lifd been given
them inst end of II hciI being lnercifully
taken ny &! Go !, when inno-
The old widow went home and
thanked God that He had dealt so
much bet ter With her than her hoart
had imagined. but on the third Il day
she laid down on her he'd and dIel,
M u 81 tsSF lsATEiFII OWARp,@5
III oVi1 ~ n
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MOTHERS DUCKS.
(True Story. J

Mother had some hens that wanted
TO set, and she loved ducks, SO she got
some duck eggs and set them, and thir-
teen little ducks Matched out; and she
nut them in a pen. and their legs kept
IN getting broken, 90 she turned them
out. and alIg got killed except two. and
they have Eot their legs broken. So
and nine of them hatched out. And
she was walking out In the yard and
Z stepped on one OF them and Killed him.
90 she has given up tho idea OF raising
MISS LUCY rRuMps TAYLOR
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Anderson, l.. B.
Amber, Theresa
Braswell, V. 3.
Bianton, Irving
Beai, Matter. Jr.
Beal, Sue Percy
Burwell, BALDWIN
Biankenshlp. 81.
Baber, Julian T.
BrasWell, Belle
Bryant. Elizabeth
Bridges. Lucille
Beazeley, Sanford
herman, TILE
Chaplin, c. c.. Jr.
Clements, Margle
Galloway, G.
Collins, Elsie
Cubbon. fl.
Coleman. 81. X.
Clarke, Sara u.
Coleman, Beatrice
Cooper. Rebecca
Galloway. Willie a
Clarke, Naomi
Cannon, r. Nj.
Cox, Essie I.
Galloway, r. w.
Dean, Mera
Duval, Allene
Dickerson, Blanch
Daniel. Margaret
Eubank, Lucy u,
JIubank, GeosX5
Evans, T. Fl. ).
Isdiss, Eebecca
Elan, 3. l..
Titzhugh, Janetta
Tlythe. Cary f.
Fitzgerald. II.
Gepfarth, Louise
Gates. Estellc
Geyer, William
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A little NEST,

One day I was going to tho spring
three little eggs We're in the nest. Il i j
know q bad little girl who I too two
OF the eggs, and here was hut one
little egg left. AS ] was coming back
I saw the mother. bird weeping with
came back " I'LL, the two eggs. and the
little mot lrd lleered up and was
81 IIA2T L BIZ IsNIcH no AI4Il III
Highland gSprin Is 8, ssSs .ls sI5s
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cLUD RuLE,s.

n 1. It is necessary to apply by letter
i TO the editor Tor u membership badge.
Afterwards to bo member In good
standing, 1t Is necessary to be reg
,ilar and Interested worker along sumo
limo prererred-that is. IN the writing
of stories, puzzles or letters, or ir
drawing.
2. 1t is necessary to write In Ink and
i on one side OF tho paper only; to write
neatly and distinctly, with attention TO
punctuation and spelling. All original
composition win receive preference over
4 selected articles.
I 3. 1t is especially necessary to sign
everything sent in--not letters mercy,
but every thing--wlth tho full name md
address of tho sender.
A. Only those drawings done with
pen. in black ink, on white paper, will
be accepted, as others cannot be repro
duced.s
s.. Prizes nrc awarded weekly and
medals given monthly for the best con-
tributions during the week and the
month. Stories must be limited In
length to $50 words. Look to this IL
You desire to see them in print. Lett
i tiers should not be over 100 words, and
as much under as possible.
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.snIE.s
"a I,rile9l story.

N "a True StQry.) b VI IL OH
3.a. Jennie had ono COB blers and one
.ttarkey hen She set the on seye'lr
Shntnhed eight little turkeys and one
chicken. Now Iennia had ~ II tic sister
named jamie, mud she gave M lie tho
chicken. ianie told q annia that she
was going to name 1 no CHICK en y . anie5
al tor h1rs So ~ she n me d ha
chicken jamie, but every Il inc sHlle would
" pea Of me click Ken The yy oull cal y
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III q wonder IL any or tho ID. q.
rouderR have ever seen q q On ~ tlli
four logs MY cousin lad pnes blu Y
lived only a few days. MY fAt her, dried
me skln ~ was snal
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sH Written hy NJ CUL.LiEN sGOODLIFF.
NJ Mo-. 81 O. ) N. Il III thu s. treet. city, II I'D

One day Il came out on the stage;
4 Al 1.-the CHI dren 4 ooked at me; an
What little girl rs that2 Isl sG
b Minnie Med owe Al IL my name
ia my alta t on; s5t
m No. n 10, G. "a my slwelling place, III!
The al tor my Sal vat i0n.
S'''R IryrIE Mcp oWNLIs
ia IN ortyy n wen Sy-s &c ond Sire
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ANNUAL SENT N1EMDEns.

Tho names OF members to whom the
annual of June 24tf has been sent are:
w. d. johnson. Dillwyn, Va; Mary b.
Pngh. 1907 East Grace Street, city;
Ammo Ruth Harris, 13lG West Clay
Street, city.
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Dear Edltor.-I would very much like TO
3oin your club. Inclossd u n composition
which trust is worthy OF printing in your
paper. Please send me a badge. Your new
neInber. NAOMI CLARKE.
500 w. Marshall Street. City.
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PRIZE WINNERS FOR THE WEEK.
Miss Margaret Monteiro, Goochlnnd
Courthouse, vn.
Cary r. Flythc, North Emporin, Va.
Miss Natalie Gordon Sutherland, Elk
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Dear Editpr,--I would like vcry much to
become member of tha +. d. G. Club.
Please send mo badge ana club rules. IN.
closed you will fnu "a d,awtng. Yours.
tMASTER) HILLSMAN CuBBOE.
23is Cherry Street, Richmond. Va.
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Dear Editor.-I would lika very much 10
be q member OF tho r. ID. c. C. hope my
Please send mo badge. Yours truly.
ALMA VI. MARTIN.
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Dear Editor.-l suppose yon think I am a
contributor of the past. as I haven't written
anything for sauch long time. Il will re-
join tho club hy1tcnding a puzzle. which I
hope to acc in next sundays paper. Here's
wishing tho club success. Yours sincerely.
WILLIE A. CALLANV.AY.
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etters From
Our Children.
Dear ia tor, 81 would iiko 10 Join TN
y. q. Club. rleaso sond mo n badge
Yours tf,ily, II. BILL sGEYEN.s

Dear Jsditor.---f wish to Join the n. d
10. G. Please gond me Il badge az soon q
you can. i nm, your new member,
LUCY EUbANK.
~ 1A12 Stewart street. Richmond. Ya. ~.
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Dear Editor-I would like to Join tho
r. y. c. Club II Il Is possible. I am seyen-
teen years old and like to draw very much.
VIII draw you a little sketch to put In tho
sChidren's Page Sunday II Isn't too late.
Well, Will close. From
BERNARD l.. ELAN
1909 Elicit Street. Manchester. Va.
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Dear Editor.-f wish 20 become member
of tho T. D. G. C.. page. Please send me n
badge. Enclosed you VIII 1nd piece which
y composed. hope II vii icacapo the
waite basket. 4 remain, your new member,
f MARSHALL RO.tSE GALLOWAY. &
No. 200 state Street. Richmond. Va
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THE GOVEIlNOIps HOUSE.

present one was a very plain wood an
building OF two stories, wi tll only two
mod erat ize q sro ON 9 on the firstf floor:
slt was for many years SuNc onset Duh OF
ing with the republican sinpl tGi tys;330 &
the edlflcc. and OF ts occupants Is. from
Henry and y fforson down to AIonro e
and Page. The x pal IS " around tho
yard were us ual IS tina dilaptdAte led con-
idition and the goats that sported Oh
tho ateep3 iii llsid es s4s OF the s Capitol
Square. claimed and exercised h tho Lbs
sertys OF grazing on n Ills 81 Exec lency's
grounds. 3-S y l. y -
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Blackstone,

Dear Editor.-1 would like to become a
member OF the T. D. c. c. Please send mo
u bad ye. Enclosed you Will find q charade
and answers to charadc and cities In fs-
ures. which I hope Will be fortunate enough
,tosInd space In your valuable paper. Wish
ing much success to you and your club. I
remain, your now member. s
y BEATRICE COLEMAN.
Z 1o7 Liberty Street. Petersburg, Va.
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L Dear Editor.--As WAS unable 10 attend
our clubs reunion on tho 3tth OF June I
wrote you, asking IL you send me ono OF our
clubs annual publ ttons. but y am 8yory
sorry TO say III have not received one Is o!
3I8Swish you would kindly send me one. I
will now close. Your true member.
s3 ESTELfsE e. GATES, "
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Dear Editor..-I have been reading the T.
D. C. G.. pa Sc and ind II IL Interesting.
myself would like to become 2 member.
Please send me badge. would send yoli
a little drawing and soma poetry. will
close. Ny ago Is twelve years. Yours truly.
asts5; BLANCHE "A DICKERSOk ~
yS,oaf Street
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f Dear rditor.--1 would like TO Jolt, the +.
D. @. Club. and would you please scnd mo
's7f ~ GORDON HUTzLER.
1C47 East Min Street. City.
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Dear5 Editor.-Incicsed nnd little story.
which l wrote myself. ! hope the waste
basket Will be out Waiting whom you taks
my story out VI he envelope. would llto
TO become a member OF The r. y. C. C..
iPleaxo send nae a baaee. Your new m ember.
HAZEL FITZGERALD.
B n and W Farm. tvor. Va.
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Dear EdItor.-I would like 20 ioin this
T. D. &C. Pinnse sand mo = badge. am.
NARY BLANKESsn1p.
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Dear EdItor.-I would like TO havo book
OF rules about tho T. D. c. c. am a lit
,le boy nine years old and d. my name IL
stone, Va. Hoping to be member6of your
club soon. I am. yours very truly.
RICHARD MASON CANNON.
Blackstone Va "A m
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ID Dear j, al or. mi reccispl tho etters and
Eprise \ YOU sent sons tmo q 80. as was 50.
glad 10 get them. think he prize Is
wish III hsd 4 Is picture to- send, want 4 o5
8haYa / soma II ken 500 you n leas SO
print his letter Do not lsnoyy What
nrlnl. Wish i had ~, Nv til M uch love IA q
sou and ~ cry, am yoonEs q
N Iss y. 2. csaY Y 7. n a
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I Dear Editor,-r would like very much TO.
become IA member or tho 7. D. c. c. 4
send composition. which hopo will bs
published. Pleasa send mo q badge. Your
new member. MERA DEAN.
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Dear Editor.-I would like to be a mem
Der of tho T. D. c. Club. SO please send
me badge. and obiige. your mambe
REBECCA EDISS.
1715 Z. Franklin Street. Richmond. Va. "a
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Dear Editor,-f received your lott or thank
you no much for the badge. 4 tncioso YOU
q little picture 4 drow. Hope It IL good
enough to put In thu. paper. 4 am, yours
truly JANETTA FfTZHudH.
403 Hanover Street, fredericksburg, Va
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Dear Editor,--Miss ley Barker. OF tho
address below. age fourteen, would become
q member OF tho cup. Please send her d
oioott. W. Va. :. = - - :.
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Selected by EDWARD RAGLAND. #
1460 sI3iverlnOnt Ave, I.ynchb burg !, Va,
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Dear Ed itor,--Your letter wit h bad ga Of
for which pleaso accept mp thanks. i am
glad To he "a flnelnbcr of ~ rrS club and Will
cont ibntea all II can In the way OF drawings,
In Ink, which IfWould llka very much to see
IN your pa per, tn best wishes. srcmaln.
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Dear Editor.--I an very much Interested
In the T. d. G. c, page, Ind would like
to bscomc member. Please send me q
badge. Iinclose you herewith two drawings.
whichai hope 10 see In print. Wishing the
club much SUCCESS. am. yours respectfully,
LOUISE l.. EEPFARTH.
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MARYNFELIzABET HALE.
- Rocky Mount, VA, d. y. Bon
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I Byrpe Street. Pater.burg. va.

Dear Eaitor,.-I send a small photo OF
myself. which, hope VIII be ALRIGHT. also
greet Miss Leahy's 'and DR.. Aloncure's.
parts were the best. asn't 1T too sorrow
my drawing On our great page. am, sln-a
sccroy. LUE PERCY SLINGsBY BEAI,.
Tunstnll. Va. Ss re u
Is A Saw my story In tho annual Thanks so
much for printing II. Z. II. s. B.
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have torgotten You because i haven't written
anything tor d long Tine for 7 haven't.
It'll ren.embe YOU and taiss lots OF ms
a true story and certainly hope Il Is good
enough 40 print. ii have n oyer. had q llc-
ture ken FOR you but ~ have one
that you II Will 4 print my story; remain.
your devoted IieIll p or, 9{s XXI III
VI RYa IzARIcTII# tIAI.Il. ia
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4 Dear Ed Itor,-T have been visiting rela-
!tives and friends LIN Lynchburg for some
time AZ a trend took mo 4 10 4 visit he.
iorphnnage I thought I would try to describe:
of Rchmonld would know what q Snico home
the orphan children OF Lynchburg have
ISSthRnk you very m UGH for tho annual.
which my mot her forwarded M "a s,af fer re-
ceiving II from you. Tho scenery ground
'Lynchburg issffyery pretty y ours y Y VERY
truly. sss lcSSI u IT. CON.
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MISS LUCY TRUMP TAYLOR.
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l3Eoun-LIlGG i1D i CHICKEN,

Tally, Va. II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

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Nl'lallza jutr, 8 zwicie hrabia
Hugo : calym dworem wy ".
sbral sic ma p~oloWanie. Al
bert oddal pacholkom kilka
% swyeh ptak6w. Huga draz.
MAC, rzecze do niego:
Pros Boga, teby I've
sokoly dobrze sic s%aprawowa;
~; DO inaczej po6la eie6pie-
vac bal b5,asallady ka'lrpio1m re6-- :.
skim.
Q w'scho''dlz,ie slo "a! straz 4,
mix. wziawszy ktucze, POI
.szedl zanie6e wiazniom posi-
lex. Albert, kt6ry udawal
dpiacego, widzial go Wycho.
dzacego drzwiczkami " scia-
ME ukrytemi. Wnetze sic
fzrywa waiawszy klatke na
|pleey, "a sanaa puszcza sic
|droga. "a drzwiczkami zna
:duje krere schodY i przez
pedziemna galerYa dostaje
sic do lasu.
W imie Bozel rzecze Al
bert do siebie, zamek ten
pilnie strzezony, zebym
ln6gl odkryc miejsce. cier-
!pien % n'sgo plea; doeye, -: i
wiem, 30 lyle; q czego sam
MIC ii iokaze, to nj .sprawiis-:
cesarska domierzy.
Uciek al: vice &C p,redzej z
tel fortecy, biegnac 6ciekka
przez zaroSia, edy znagla
spotyka sic : le6niczym, kt6.
~ spojrzawszy ma niego:
st6jl zawolal, poznaje
cie... ME godzi sic tax mijac
przyjaci61...
Albert; strWorzony, zatrzy-
mule sic, sadzac sic JUL Cd
skrytym wiekniem straszne-
go Hugona...
Guys to iuz %zad'pomnial
. bie'llnrym ohlopcu, kt6regos
" leslie rannego ratowal, no.
90 mu opatrzyi j pfeniedz-
mi obdarzyl2 Niechc q to Bog
nagrodzi! Widzisz, ze
mann lepsza panied Cd Gle
j dis jeszcze powta-
ram, zem zawsze got6W ma
.twoia usiupi: choEbv szlo O