Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

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o or candy and cakes and ice cream, @
% And she ate them fast @
% Then she walked up at last @
g With a smile instead of a scream. @
% MARTIN @. POLLARD, %
g, 3O3O MINI street. age 13 yeas. 9
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Sweet May had the happlest dream
or candy and cakes and Ice cream,
And she ate them fast.
Then she walked at last
That 1t like Memo, 1t seemed.
PEARL MAY,
Age II years; 5th grade. sawtelle city
school.
Sweet May had the happiest dream
or candy and cakes and ice cream,
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
To find things are not what they seem.
NELLIE BRANSCOM,
Age 10; grade 8. Downey.
Sweet May had the happiost dream
or candy and cakes and ice cream
And she ate them fast.
Then she walked up at last
MARIE GROVE.
Age 1s. American District school, Hermon'
Sweet May had the happiest dream
OF candy and cakes and ice cream
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
And then the Eks stay was her theme
CLARENCE GAMBRELLE EDWARDS,
5Ss N. Highland avenue, Hollywood;
grade 6. Fremont school
Sweet May had the happiest dream
OF candy and cakes and ice cream.
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
And gave a most terrible scream!
MAUD L. WALKER,
Grade T. Cornwell school; age IL; els
sweet May had the happiest dream dream
OF candy and cakes and Ice cream
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
To find things are not what they SEEM
VERA HIGBEE,
Lompoc grammar school, Lompoc
Sweet May had the happiest dream
OF candy and cakes and Ice cream
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
All, me: how real It did seem
ass Third street.
Sweet May had the haPpiest dream dream
OF candy and cakes and Ice cream
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
And gave an earsplitting scream
TOM METCALFE,
Age 10. AS grade Cambria street school;
Sl2 South Bonnie Brae street
Sweet May had the happlest dream
OF candy and cakes and ice cream
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
To find things are FsraER nSf as shey STEELE sSsIn
1876 R. F. D. No. 2, Burnett; age IL years;
grade Be-
Sweet May had the happiest dream
or candy and cakes and ice cream
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
And the morning was in Its hrst beam
MAX JENNY,
s52s Pollard street; IL years; Avenue 81
school.
Sweet May had the happiest dream
OF candy and cakes and ice cream
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
And startled the house with a scream.
GERTRUDE Dryden.
Age 10; grade 8, Ontario.
Sweet May had the happiest dream
OF candy and cakes and ice cream
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked up at last
FANNY FELDMAN,
Age ~; Burnett school, 10 American ave-
nue. Long Beach.
Sweet May had the happiest dream
OF candy and cakes and Ice cream,
And she ate them SO fast.
Then she walked up at last
oh dear. she said. wasn't that mean.
CHARLIE EDWARDS,
1927 W. Tenth street. age .; Az, Hobart
school.
Sweet May had the happiest dream
or candy and cakes and Ice cream.
And she ate them fast.
Then she walked up at last
with a cry and hysterical scream.
GEORGE ASHBAUGH,
4th grade, Seventh street school, San Ber-
nordino.
Sweet May had the happlest dream
or candy and cakes and ice cream,
And she ate them fast.
Then she walked up at last
And said "Oh. isn't that mean"
NO SIGNATURE.
Sweet May had the happiest dream
OF candy and cakes and ice cream,
And she ate them so fast.
Then she walked aup at last
Felt SO badly she gave loud scream.
lone FRANCIS KAEPPLERs
Age 10. r. F. d. No. 4; box SO.