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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03
The Slender Figure.

Some one has discovered that the
slender figure OF fashion swathed
with clothes that outline II does not
harmonic perfectly with the rosy
cheek; that the woman without hips
must have a pale face in order TO be
fashionable.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03
Meteor Silk.

Meteor silk makes some OF the
prettiest robes for evening wear.
The fabric is soft, clinging and the
coloring is wonderful.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03
ECZEMA and PILE CURE FREE.

Knowing what "a was to suffer. I viii
give FREE OF CHARGE, 20 any afflicted
a positive cure for Eczema, Sait Rhcum,
Erysipelas Piles and skin Diseases. In
staut relief Llon't suffer longer Write
+. w, WILLIAMS. i00 Manhattan Ave-
nue., New York, Enclose Stamp.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03
Coat Front Finishing.

The front OF the coat is finished
with a rose-shaped chou Of velvet Of a
darker red than tie costume.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03
Screens For Crushing Tin Ores.

In Cornwall experience shows that
woven wire screens in the stamps
which crush tin ores are better than
punched plates.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

Canada waters yielded last year
about 2O.0O0,OOO HOLSTERS, hall Of
which were canned.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03
Double Tracks For Siberian Railway

The Duma adopted the Russian
Government bill for the double track.
ng of the Siberian Railway.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03
Linen Hats.

Linen hats will be worn as much as
ever this summer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03

for the medium size Is three and
three-fourth yards twenty-one or
twenty-four, two and one-fourth yards
thirty-two or one and one-half yards
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-03
14 ~ -esssaaT Va@NuHN
e. WMlNSSssgV sgVVIRMRIuNlA sc

New York City.-Every style OF
blouse that gives the continuous line
over the shoulders is in vogue and a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

Composed ny CARoLEN Al SMITH.
.s105 st, Andrews Street, r Petersburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

Mr. Lancelot, greatest OF knights.
was once on his way to tournament,
IN which he was to fight in a disguise.
He stopped at the Lord OF Astolats TO
get one, and while there the lords
daughter, Elaine, fell In love with Him.
s1ancelot went on to the tournament,
in which he won. though he was dam
5Eerously wounded. Elaine found him
and nursed him tenderly until he was
we'll.
He then went to Astolat. where
not give her Ills; so she became sick
and died, having requested her falni-
~ to put her on a barge which was
to be rowed up the river to Camclot,
where Lancelot lived. This was done
and when the knight saw her dead he
was very sorry for her and had her
buried with all the Donors of n queen.
SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON.
Tally, Va
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nv "a TERyQN
Lucille 5 Vacation.

Little Lucille Haven lived In the city.
one morning she was much surprised
and rather delighted to receive a letter
from her cousin. Helen Brooks. invit-
ing her to spend the summer with her
at Greenbrier Springs. He1ens country
home. Lucille jumped up and down, and
when 1t was decided that she. was to
go she was as happy as any girl could
be. The next few weeks ~ ere busy
days of preparation In the Haven
household. Mr.. ana Mrs. Haven 8were
to accompany I.uclleto her destina-
turn to the city, while Lucille was to
be left In the careaof her aunt, Mrs.
brooks, whom she called Aunt May.
Helen was very glad to recelve4!a visit
from Lucille, sho took her to visit
all the pretty little brooks and streams
ana told her over and over gain all
tho names of the Farm; animals until
she knew them almost as We'll as Helen
herself. Once she invited twelve little
boys and girls. and they had a nice
time eating nuts and candy, playing
games and lots Of other things until
s O'clock. when Mrs Brooks spreasl
tile table. and they al sat d own and
en1oyedSa hearty meal. ours trul #
Richmond, Va, July 3. 10 IS, r. =.
III.
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Dear Editor.--I am very proud 10 SEQ
my drawing On our page. as 1t Is tho only
ono of several contributions which have
sent In lately which has been worthy OF
your most csttmabie consideration. ] scnd
n drawing and verse th!. timn that hope
You viii Hot consider worthless.
Yours most lovingly. ~
DoEOTHY WARD.
MOONLIGHT Va
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TILE lxINDNEss OF NED.

yt,,,.l
Ned Jones was a poor boy and llv ,,
on, Il farm with his mother ana W. W.,
brothers. Mr.. Ray owned the farm
ana al lived near them. he was "a, a bl ia,
man and an old bachelor. One day
he asked Mrs. Jones IL she would let
Of her Boys come ana 1ser na an w rsen
she reached home. The big boy said
they had somethinE else to do sn nes1 Me
said. II will 20 over. mother. HIS
brothers called him crazy. The Worlds ID:
Fair at ST. Louis was going on. MT.
Ray wanted to go. but he didn't nave
any one to lead him around after they
got there. He had fallen in love WITH
Ned. one day when Ned Went home
Mr. Ray tctd. him TO ask his moth I, LEI ar
IF he might take him to st. Louis. Mrs.
Jones said he didn't s1 have on ANY n mim
lot of nice new clothes. When they
got on the train Mr.. Ray told Mrs.
Jones that he was going TO take Ned
to several other cities besides st.
Louis. They remained for. about two
months. and the old man died and left
80 Written BY MARY TAYLOR.
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a BRAVE DoY.

Two boys were In tho same room al
high school. They were rivals and
sat at the opposite ends OF the room,
One whose name was Nrqylar. sat at
the window, and the other, whose
name was George. sat at tho door.
One day fire broke out IN the hall.
Everybody escaped except George.
& George was very nervous and this
was tho reason that lic did not; .es-
cape with the others. Moylan. when
lie found that George had not escaped,
rushed In the building amid tn 6
flames. and brought him out almost
he was soon relieved. George ind
Aioylan now are best OF fri ends:
T7Ss 3 lI.ARSE4AI.I4$AiU
Is West Main Street, edmond, a.
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| .etters From
Our Children.

(. Dear Editor ~ would ike TO Join ths
Z: y. G. Club. Please send mo a badae.
Your new member. " -SS ~ 80 =
THELHA TUCKER
School. VA.
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Dear Elitor,--I received your letter and
badge. Many thanks for q eltnowed ging mo
as n member OF the club. am now In Dis
putant ia, Va, staytng SO nd dress my letters
there Incl osed YOU will find IA charade.
I hope 1t Will 5escapett the trash basket.
Yours truly. 3
z5sS W.T. EVA BAUGH pRENTIS.
& Carr. sRaney e. II obbS, DISput an ava. S4
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4ALOMIM BURtIExL.
HlKy7zXE Riz70lH2zlf
MY Birthday Surprise

Ally birthday would soon DO here. and
/ was wondering what sister was So
ing to give me. 5Sss II,
@S When the day OF my birthday drew
near. + went down. stairs to see my
presents. found a present from each
one Of parents, but I did not sec one
from sister. was 50 disappointed.
.AboutSS O'clock fivetor six little girls
we're NJ. my house. and by o'clock
twelve little girls We're there. 7 ask
ed sister why they had come, and Sis
ter told me that for my birthday pres
ent she had gotten UP a picnic.
Soon as all the children had como
We started on the picnic.
We stopped ut a shati " place in the
woods. Wo played many games, and
at 4 O'Clock ave ate our dinner After
dinner t WAS too hot to run about and
play. Sister knew we loved to play
with paper dolls. S o she brought some.
and we played paper dolls, and made
houses Tor them to live in. Sister gay We
a prize for the best house, and ia little
girl nine years old got tho prize. It
was a bought paper q oil, that could
dress aud $undrcss. W. i
NVo came home at s O'clock, and we
al had, a fine time.
Composed by CAROLEN a. SMITH, &
@s1o5 st. An drews Street, = etcrsburg
"
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OUR roN1, I'1PTOP.

n IA True Story.
a 48want to tell you the sad fat Of
tile first pony we ever hnd IN our lives.
His name was Upton He was o. Very
pretty1 pony, just Ike q circus pony,
and was white and tan Hts lllane and
tail were beautiful, and he had lots q
sense. But he had some thing else no
thing he would rear bach as hard us
he could and try to break the hal ter.
One day Uncle Bob tied him TO q tree
to craze, and went into the stabl
again. AS soon as Tiptop saw him
safe in the ste bic he reared back i as
Ie fell, Uncle Bob came running out,
but 1t was too late; lie had bro ken, MS
neck. We did everything we COULD {; g 4. %
save him, hut hi a few h ours ne dled
Father had him buried down BY, the
river which runs at the foot OF our
yard. II was 50 sad (. ma aii oI u W
cried, even father. We have missed
TiptOp ever since. i7zR ssl5S S
Written and composed by
MARY CUsTIS LEE.
Aged seven.
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THE BIG nLACK DOG.

One day as i passed the big farm
house ] heard somethn. walking On
peenesd IN. "A big black dog bounded
from the porch and ran toward me. !
Set the gate come wide open and y
ran to a tree by the fence and climbed
know what 10 do. 80 I Just stayed
there. The dog lay under the tree
and kept his eye on me. About sum
down that evening my father came
down the road and he found mo. lie
took mo hons safe and sound.
|, C.AinnasAa sAn ~ 4llIt lstsA AMBLEfiI
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MY PETS 4

live In The country and have a
large pasture In which 1 keep MY pets.
Midget Which Is only thirty-eight,
inches high. She Is so tame that my
little sisters can goEout In the pasture
and catch her ana ride her anywhere
they want to. 3 ss5
{ Midget has little colt named sprite,5
We cannot ride her yet She lis Just
one year old. but I am going to break.
her soon, and then will get some
tumbles, When ,Sprite WAS born she
she Is two feet 55
s have some more pets, hut Will
Write about Jhcm some otherStime.
E.SsAVARINNEIs b f1A TI,IF1 y Il
n. II. II. No. 1. BOX 40, Cary Street
Road. Richmond. Va. a,
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MY cAT.

May cats name is Topsy. She. is
blue with a white necktie She has
ever saw. They are blue and black
and gray. We have two other cats
besides this che, They are black and
black and white Our cats can open
the door as good as amy person. They
can catch mice, rabbits and birds.
4 Yours truly,
~ .egs BELLA IsADENOCH IA
N a$ n. It. p. No. 2, Box NO Ga, Richmond,
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Dear Editor.-f nm \ iittie Eirl eleven
years old. want TO become d rnetnbcr
or the f. D. g. G.. Will you kindly send ma
q badge l Your now. member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

Dear Edlor.-r send you n little drawing
to remind you Of my badge. ami 81 n I.
slow coming. hope his Sure, shall
look Tor II ut once. Your friends -
ESTHER ". SELDEN,
shcppards, Va.
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OLINE .SoVT7ER
IA. POa6;El;;,.

to the mill, and left tile bag at the
was staying and told him all the plans
the officers had made. SO that Wash
;ington could be ready and have more
chance to defend himself. After she
went back to tho mill and got her
sack of -four. Shexwcnt home a nd had
breakfast. N1CKETTE u JOHNSTON Be-
407S East Grace. Street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
A HAY RIDE.

One az my friends gave q hay rid g
She Invited about If ty. cll ! ldren.s 81 :
had three Wag ons, II a. double team %!
rone-lolse wagon. . III +, q.
ST went inssthe wagon that had tbs
mule team hitched to L, Dc We Went e :
the old surrender grounds: We start 9
about lialf-past 6. mi got there abo ~
IS Q clock and ad lunch D.
we had oranges and ca lScs to ca 80,
ing and coming. We got home abou,
half after o. We had a grand time.
Na7a3 s Yourtmember, 81
$500 INI3 NOES MSSIIUARTR.x1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

Once there was a sweet lit le.glrl
named Anna, but she forgot so often
!tos be n,annerlY. So 4 sllo thought that
to g I've h Ter do lis each e. q name hat
would ma he her rem emb er W ould be
n 81 She named tholn 8."'T Ii anks Y oun5 81
You Please and { sd on Il TorE et,"
# When her little fri ends came to visit
her she gave them her Tolls to play
with, They said that her dol IS were
Very polite. Compose ed hy
ADDIE EYE.
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I5H3II
Va.
MILL 1T COME OUTs
i am tired q holding this non III

Well. II am tired Of holding this pen III
my hand.
To write something think MIL stand,
But you must remember that l anu
small
And can't write scarcely at all.
Now my head IS all in Whiri.
sI5wouldn't write another for the world,
So now will sit in dismay,
And think whether this Will come gu.
neStgday.
Your new member.
5f$ HELEN TIGNOR. #
3s8 Ashland, Va, R. II. y. No. 2, BOX 49,.
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INDIA DARI,.AH.
CIIAPTIlRI j

The next DAY Lydia woke IN ga rly
and said to her husband IA ~ hero Is
not enough flour In y the IN o,lse fol'
to-day, and must 30 to the
mill and get some more .''ss She cot
the bag ana Went to got cav 81 10 leave
the city. She gotapermis sion and rHaa '
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MARY Z. 1fINEGA.
a CIIAHAUIs.

My first is inveal. but not in InoaI
My second Is In ink ana also In ptnit.
My third Is in red, but not in fed.
Ny fourth is in give. hut not in live.
My fifth is In bid and also in lid.
My sixth is in name, but not in lame,
aly seventh Is lin wind, but not In send.
NV eighth Is In al and also In fall.
nv whole Is a State OF which we are a
iroud. NADINE MOESCHLER, +
Level Run, Va.
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A rIIARAnE.

M. first Is III bat, but not In hat
Ms second IL In rat, but not In cat
NM third Is In cal. but not In bent
My torfi,i IL In act. also in acrobat.
My fifth Is in dean, bntsnot In bean.
My whole is something Me cannot do
" bout I
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g schoolmastcrs
cfiARADE.

J.. Ny first is In man ana also in pan.
.. NJ. second Is In ate, and also in hate.
3. MS third Is In !tairSand also In hare.
- My fourth is IN To and also in zoo.
&. Sfy flfth Is III gate. and NOT In eight.
&. Ny sixth IS ii any and also in many
I. MY seventh is In fan and also in hand.
s. My eighth Is IN Year. but not incar.
Ny whole is fine piece OF wood,
JEANNE ID ALTON,
Petersburg, Va.
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ANSXEIsS.

Answer to charadn by a. Larne lsarbee
Eagle Rock. Va, Box 1874: "vacation.'
Answer 10 n eharade by Marie Grnbha,
No. a13 Nicholson Street. Cty:f.'OranGe,"
MANY Mhltt;ARETB DANIEL. MIA
Locust HILL Vn,
Answer 10 a charade By julia Holt,
Ham pton. VA: .Dasy.i'
Answer TO girls names IN figures. by
Mary Hughes: 1. Vera; 2. Ruth: 3. Ethel;
a. Ruby. i33
MARY MARGARET DANIEL.
Locust HIll, Va,
Answer to erla names In Figures, by
Mary Hughes: 4. Ecrn;2 2. Ruth; 3, Ethel;
4. Ruby. .S fss
Sent by BI.ANClIT1 ANTHONY,
Hanover Courthouse, Yo.
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A r,,aiRAnE

Nv first is in mat but not in cat.
Ny second Ia In blue and also in glue.
ny third lis In rat. but not in fat,
Ny f0prth#is in par. hut not in nat.
Ny sixth is In hat, but not In scat!
My seventh IS in Son. but not in Sue.
Ny whole liz n large hotel l ~ *
BY ANNE IaENDLETON. L
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HAROLD ~ HOB5oW

table mud cut, but never eaten?
Z. DO you know what the Oldest piece OF
furniture IN the world is?
opportunity of overlooking his pigs SIp
Z. Why is a hog in a parlor like a house
on tire2
s. When is a fruit stalk like strong
swimmer2
2. What is it that is a cat and not a
cat, and Vet is a cat?
10. Why is nm untidy man like flannel?
RUTH c.. HOPKINS. E
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BE Sure to Sign Your
Names to Everything
All Letters, pnxsics md stories Should
Have EuIl signature.
',aar ch,ldrei, &c the club:

Dear Children OF the Club:
Don't you think las wee X two p'ni yes
were fine? Your editor got pc Emission
for the extra paEc, so that SOME OF
your good stories, letters and puzzles
might have spnce to appear. WISH
we could have space enough to print
everything that IL sent in every Week ,i
reason why III have asked the members
10 make their contributions as short as
possible, in order To give each one rep
Sresentation In turn.
There is one thing especially de-
3 sire to bring 10 the attention Of the
club and that is the necessity Of slgn-
ing everything which Is sent IN Win
fies had to be laid aside this week pc, Pc
cause there were no names appended.
picture puzzle which should have
gone at the head or thn puzzle depart-
1nent was unsigned. and had 70 pc
put aside with the hope that us non
appearance might provoke comment ana
SO reveal the sender to the editor. NOW NON.
try once agnfr to reinemb lilht evars
Ahing you wish to see in print nlust
Xave YOUR. fun name and address AZ
Its end, SO that it may be properly
Just a few days more, and July will
he gone. Then your last yacation
month will begin Enjoy every mo 4
ment OF 1t to the best possible adXar-
taEe. Ivy sS' = - "a -. : 49,
WEEIx.s PRIZE WINNERS.
Miss Gcncyi l.cech, 5la North asicv-
cnth street. city.
Miss Elizabeth Reid, 81 East Canal
Master q. Wnrrtncr Ecatttc, II. r. ID.
No. .. Cnry Street Ron,l
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a s,IIaRADE.

NY first Is In bat, but not In cat
MY second - in old aud also In told.
Ny third Is In sat. but not in mat.
My fourth il In rug, but not in bug. a
My fifth is In got and also in tot. X
~. sixth IS Iii not, but not In cot.
My whole is n large city.
-. 49, BY EI.IaA- 3. MCCARTHY.
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nBEsT on ALL

CHEST or A LII,
Here's to the wonderful & Amazon,
u The river with the largest mouth
53s The most p opulnr pal per In the South!
Composed by SUSIE LEE Jon Els.
Brydie, Box 2.Luncnburg county. Va.
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Hail 10 our banner brave.
All a'er tllel lnnd and iWaye
To- day unfurl.d! lS{5F
No folds to8suS SO IA irs5 4, n. n B. ~
THROWN on he sunliae al =; VI @
all tho world. Y, !, 1, =, !,
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RIDDLES.

9T !. Why dors duck put her mead under
water. and why does she being II l,lns again.
II "a "a yNhy ts a pretty girltsi pleased, merry
bright. Laughing cye no better than an
eye destsoged2
Z 3. What word Is II which. by ch angling
a single trtte,, becomes its own opppsitef
4. What II that which is put on the
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C1lAp.AIIj,LE

My first is In sat but not In lap.
My second is in hog. but not in dog.
My third is in eat, also in heat.
MY fourth is In pie. but not III die.
NV fifth is III hug. but not in bug.
M sixth Is in vel. also In seal.
MY seventh is IN run. but not in sun.
Ny eighth Is In drolI, but not In soul,
Ny whole is a specie OF dog.
- 'a 33Il9 49, AZ aEifs3. NEEA gOrIIS n 4
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MY DREAM CASTLE.

on. come. my fairy rodmnther.
And grant me wish to-day:
would like to have a dream castle
That would never fade away.
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3 ] would like my little castle f
"a To be away down by the sea,
Where the little water fairies
Could come and play with me.
would like my castle walk
10 be of pleasant thoughts;
OF deeds so kind and true;
s would like Its tiny little rooms
To be sweet dreams OF you.
Composed by x
MARGUERITE f. RucKER.
Columbia, S. G.
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RosALIEs RE1DELBAcH BucKSER,
Louisa county Va

Dear Editor,-Plcase write and tell ma
what II will cost to take the funny paper,
be printed. Will begin una write every
week as soon as ! can take the funny
paper. Iarcceivcd your nice letter and tho
badge Thank You very much for 1t.
- 49,. Your friend. asaH n -. 8.
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uzzle D!|-epar ent.
TREE PUZZLE.


]. What Is the chtphhlogist's tree
.. The tree thar makes. us sad?
J. Tic cortemptibe tree?
4. Tho most yielding tree?
s. .And wlsnt each must become ere no
IL ola'2
e. The tree In a bottle?
4. The Tree of the people?
s. And the tree which the schoolmastcrs
hnId.
.! What Is the treo that says .'travel"?
IL. And the tree tis,t says live?
s4sl5 DORM WHISKY. 4tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

Dear nd tor II ere comes e little maiden
EtoS't DIN n the H, D. C.. y Club. sh writes
!. poetry, Sd, gs and short stortes and Is also
"a i'tttlo artist,.' In - ite Of tho fact that
one OF her drawings. and hopes TINT you
will send her q badge She would be pleased
Sto send YOU her photo,a ami also q poem. o.
accept them. VI please don't tell ier that aha
ii too old ia ] oin:S She lis gighteen, but i
really she Is sea reely5 more than q child
5peopln's club, ( Is YOU will. she Will sbs y
Very srat e Iopil,i to B he u, oup new
member u bNg Il 81 roma III, nj lost respectfully
'S, RGIIEHIT mn . In r ucisnR Al
"a N5,l z bryant ST., Columbia. a; a. .
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SIS Main ST.. Freder!cksburs. IA

Dear Edtor.--1 reckon you think have
forgotten all about the r. D. C. c. but
have not. and 30 am going to write
you letter and also roEir puzzles. wonId
also ike 10 have another badge, as the pin
my. grandma.s now, and my address II
Cuckoo. Va. am your little member
ELLA Z, MCCARTHY 5f55
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Dear Edltor.--I have been reading tho
q. ID. C.. G. page for a long time, so T.
thought would join 1t. am eend Ing in (,
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