Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

4 PEARL H. DUSTIN. \
\ 316 Parke street, Pasadena. 1tth \
4 grade Pasadena high school. =
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(HonorabIe Mention)
i Tapping on the window panes,
X Rapping on the door; =
i Welcome are the winter rams
>. That bless us more and more.
!. LILA CAMPBELL.
\ Lankershim, grade 8.
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can see through mammals window panes
And out through the open door,
And watch the clouds brlng our "Ii'oi
And they give us promise of much more
EDNA L. RITCHEY.
o.e North Hicks avenue; Belvedere school,
grade Az.
Churches have pretty window panes
And a big old swinging door
That keeps out the rains
For a score of years or more
MAURICE DIES MOVERS.
1916 South Flower street; age lS' sraue u
oh, look at the window panes
And Just look at the door!
do expect the heavy rains,
And then well work no more!
ELIHU ALTER,
1923 west Pico street, sentous school,
grade AS.
rba north wind rattles the glistening panes
The haiIstones beat against the door;
Against the panes the wind blows the
And they rattle more and more.
Anu 'ne' FRED o. REID,
4oe East Sixth street; Boyd street school,
grade G; age IL.
o.4ora ogainst the window panes,
The wind came in at the door-
Oh my, how 1t rains!
But still we call for more. nnrrrc
GERTRUDE ANDREWS
Rprnett school. grade AS; age II years.
The rain pours on the window panes'
The wind howls loudly at the door; .o,ns-
ooh dear" said Jim, ''see now IL IL rams
rear VIC yORIs H. CONNoR.
Mckinley school, grade B5; age ~ years
with my face against the window panes,
And the rain a-patterin' against the door'
have to stay in when 1t rams
So 1 hope. it won't rain any more NORM
455 Third street, Boyd street school, grace
A6.
Old Joe shook the window panes,
He kicked and pounded the door;
He had been out in so many rams
WALTER GRAHAM.
n2 East Sixth street; Boyd street schiii'
grade BIT.
The rain was pouring on our Windo"
And inst as much on our old back door;
But now Mother nature mas S'oPPSN
For another half season or more
MAURICE DIES MOVES.
1881 South Flower street, St. Mary's acad-
emy, grade 6; age 1s.
Jack Frost paints pictures on the window
And peeps underneath the door;
But when come the warm spring rains
Jack Frost is seen nevermore.
ESTHER KEELY
sA1 North Alta street; Gates street school,
grade B3.
NV little sisters lean on the panes
OF the windows and Of the door
To look for a rainbow while 1t rains,
To find a pot of gold or more.
JOSEPHINE DES MOVERS.
1861 South Flower street; st. Mary's acad-
emy, grade s; age IS.
Who has heard of the story old
OF a knight that went out riding
To try and find pot of gold
That some one had been hiding?
AMANDA LIEBIG
r. F. D. No. g. box 9S; Belvedere school,
grade 6; age IL.
The rain dashes against the window panes.
The wind blows shut the kitchen door,
But we don't care how hard 1t rains
We play within just that much more.
WILLIE BLOOM.
sa1 North Bonnie Brae street; Temple
street school, grade A6; age 49,
An old house stood without window panes'
And with no hinges on its door;
II was hard beset with many rains,
So 1t was left alone for evermore.
ROSE WILLIAMS.
soo N street, Kern CAL; grade Z; age
IS years.
See the crystals on the window panes!
You can't see them on the door;
Only wait until 1t rains
Then ,vou'u never see them more.