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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
WIFE OF NEW CHINESE
MINISTER is AMERlCANIZEO

Washington. Dec 20-For the first
time in many years. In fact as far
back as the present generation is able
TO remember. the Chinese legation has
two young girls who not only have lC-
quired an excellent English education,
but have American dress, Nine.
Chang Yin Tang, wife of the newly
appointed minister has worn Ameri-
can dress several years and her daugh-
ters have adopted the same fashion
1t is the purpose of the minister and
his wife to place their two daughters
in a finishing school. either in or near
Washington, and ii is not unlikely that
they will ultimately participate in the
social saictieS of the capital.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
THE OGDEN TEGATeR.
Human Hearts" Presented by a Can.
able Company.

Human Hearts, a drama Of the
Arkansas hills, was presented TO a
small but apDreciatiye audience at the
Ogden theater by a capable company
last night, The piece is one that
arouses unusual heart interest and its
many climaXes are applauded as Wig,
orously as the triumphs OF the deep.
dark-eyed villain are hissed
The company was well-balanced P.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
KIO M'COY WILLING
TO MEET JIM COReETT

New York. Dec 2O,-Mid Mccoy.
the pugillst. has issued statement
declaring he is willing 10 meet Jim
Corbett In ten-round bout as pre-
liminary TO the Je1ries-Johnson bat.
tie He expresses desire to wager
$4,000 on the outcome.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
STARS AND STRIPES
ON AFRICAN LAKE.

Entebbe. Uganda. Dec. 20.-After
deli2htful voyage across the Victoria
Nyanza. Colonel Roosevelt and party
arrived here today Al the pier the
Americans were greeted by Chief Sec
rotary Russell and several government
officials A guard of honor for the
visitors was made up of Indian Sikhs
Colonel Roosevelt and Kermit will
be the guests of the governor OF Ugan.
da until their departure for Kampa-
la tomorrow. The colonel expressed
himself as aStOunded at the beauty of
the lake.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
THE WHIRLPOOL
BELOW NIAGARA FALLS

New York. Dec. 2O--rbc National
Power Boat association has offered
$500 gold trophy to the first motor
boat making the hazardous trip
through the whirlpool rapids below
Niagara Falls, and power boat cnthu-
siaSts have added a cash prize OF
81 600. which will 80 with the trophy
The trip has hen made but once. and
then by large steamer the Maid OF
the Mist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Sobn Saluature Gin SdjminSler.

Glcpelono, O., 20. Nltguit. -
@orou BnuI 5oriter, Der bieiigc DIT.
rcidiidle %ice.aoniuI, Uerofientli6t
belltc Die Grfl0rung, bob Der III
E%oinespiQc, 8. ouigetalld)te @oifi-
nit Sobn Snluotorc nift ioentild,
nit Dem permiBtenGr5ber5og Sobanu
pom Ccitreid) Gobonn Srtb) lit.
1ie oitreid)iid)e 9cb0roc bat Die an-
pride Saluotore's genon ullter Iudjt
mo ~geiinoeil, DOB bieiel6cn erlogelt
iillb. 10
SoIbnturc bcI)aiIptct jcopdl INNER
nod, Der Gr8ber5og 5l lein. Gr
nobm beltc cine Stele uli elmer bic.
ii0ei 3eitllug olt iiir Die CT cine Sc.
RE bon ArtifcIn iiber Oos 9ebei aiI
oitrcifiidet Sole ibreibcn Mil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Ebilaoclpbicr TnluNlt nnO jnngcs
MGodjcn %crtrnufcn.

@il0mooo, N..&.. 20. 9lltguit.
~ Sri. &irginiu Horl, 81 Sabre
alt ulo cine Sticitodter Oc9 SrlL.
Clarence &ciirieS, zines 9camten
Der rYcnuiulponio 9obL" SIT
Smortbmorc, go, mobnbait, crtront
bcllte Nuhmittog bel eincm pergcb.
lid)cn &crillhc, ". 9roofc &ciiig ci.
zen b%cfanntcn YbiloOelpbier Amunlt,
Gns Der 9%ronOung 81 rcttc1l. @cioc
morcn @Glte in Morton 3. 9oulS
Giao 81 @ilopooO Grcit mo gil1gen
ip0t Nad)mittogS, nn6ocm bic
Stronolp6d)tcr bcrcit5 nodl Sultic
gcgolI9cn morell, nit ctlid)cn onoc-
rem jlrlgcn SCltcn ba0en. SeiiiG
pogtc lif 81 melt binauS unto gerietb
III cine Stromung, Sri. EnuI, pclhe
cine geiibtc S6rpimmerin mar, elite
inn 81 &iilfe, mllroc cbcnioa8 Don
Der StrOmunlg crfobt ntO cling nit
iGm inter. Gin 10 ihnel ais m0g-
lid am liter erlongtcs Boot fam SIT
Ip0t, I'M &cttun9 5u bringcn. Die
Seiden iino nod uid)t ouigeiunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Hniiiidcs 8ah6critiifd,cn.

atSIoposf, Iublono, 20. Mug.
- 6iini5ebn HcDblutioniitcn bobcr
olti cincm gobn5ug in Der Babe bon
bier cinen Haub uHSgeiiibrt, ourd)
locldcn lie $4,000 erbcutcten. sic
bdticgcn einen nod 8oItom om 0on
bcItimmten 3ug ols Yoiiagierc, Der.
lunmcltcn it'd ami ein Si9nol bin
mo %pIiinOertcn ocn &nggon.. in mel,
diem bos 8eI0 bei0roert muroc, no.
raul iie oui Don Gomplicen bereit
gcbaltenclt Eierocn sentiIoben. Sn
cirtcm IiiStouId pom Sdiiien nuroe
crtcr Der HGuber perWunoct, ieood)
ron icinen SpirBgcicIlen bopon &C,
if)lcppt. Gin @enoormerie : Ger.
gcont crIitt cine tootlidc @ltnoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
scdls iunac NlGbdlcn crtrnnfcn.

6routfurt Il. NJ, 20. NuuguIt.
- &ier modJtc cine aloiic elmer
MGodeniduIe cincn NtllSilug unter
6iibrung bon mebrcrcn 2cbrcrimcn.
Die MGbdcu omiiiirtcn lid oonit,
Lungs OcS llferS I'M @oiier oca Moln
SIT patcn. El0bIiG Qing cine SAIeuIe
oltf uno boS in GROCER Maiic aus.
Itr0menOe @oiicr rib sic MtGo6cn
nit lid tort, Mlc6rcrc Arbciter ltiir;s
ten iidl III bct 6lnB. INN ole aIeincn
81 rettcn, ober ief5 Shiilerinncn
fonOen i'll oen @eQen ocn 600 uno
oltdJ elmer DER 9lrbciter crtronf bel
Dem IettlmQ5peritd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Sudlscit am t5. Scutcm6cr.

9onOon 20. Nllglit. - Der
Sag Der Srouurng ocS Sri. 2(nito
Stcrpart, Scr 9}cm' 9orfcr MiQioucn.
Grbin, nit Dem Yrin5en Don Migllcl
pen 9rogon5o, sc mSobnc oc5 portll-
0IcIild)cn &brouprdtcuocntcn, lit ulli
tcn 10. september fcltgeicbt worocn,
&ui 8uuoh Goitlc III Sduttlono,
Dem ben Der Muttcr Der 9rort, 6roll
Somca @cnrp Smith, gepu6tcten
2anbiib, miro sic 9crmG6luig itott-
linden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23

fer eginnt in Gal.
pert Sail GoIIege. - 0oS
ltnter Der &eitrlg Der rGbriitliden
9riiocr" iteDenoe Golpert Soa . Sol.
lege be9innt ipie an nn0erer Stellc
beS oGeutlden GorrelponOenten" OIL
gc5eigt, iein @inter-S eneIter an
9iellItag, ben Z. Septembcr. Der
2ebrplan oes Snititltts umfoBt Die
N%uSbil0utg IN Der cngliid)cn Spro.
DIE, Den @iiienid)oitcn, ailnitcn mo
Souoclslcbre.
% af)te guten sang. - ga
pitGn Charles &. Mrigbt BON Ocl
8unoes-8eheimpoIijci fe6rte 9cItcrr
bon @eit-Girainien, moiclbIt CT elm
Solidmiin5er.@ onoe, inter Der lid
and cine 6rnu beiono, einfangel
bali. nod Baltimore 5ltriid. 0ic &c
tnngelicn beiipben iid iebt in Slttt
ipgoon, $3.50.
Ter critic clo9fG Sail
Detd)r icnlolS III Baltimore in eil1cn
@oipit1I bebailbelt wnrooy III Gin
Trap pont Cftpier BON MarDlano
Gle Toticntln lit nit Sdlnppen be
opdt. Gie aronfbeit riibrt gep0bn
lid bnpOn fer, bob 2eutc pcroprbene!
@etreioe genoiien bnben.
Brand nabe 2anSooiD II
= Ser ols 9ord)eiter-Scigbts nab
2onsooiune befanntt 2an0iib bralrl
te beltte 81 iriiber W~orgenitunoe nic
Der.
Seidtcr 0ran0. - PHI ulbe
fannte @eiie entitnn6 geltern abelli
gegen 10 ltbr in Der @obnung De.
Negers Sol. @iQioms, Tr. 1911, NC
GloerrpitroBe, Seuer, bos eiilen Sdo
Den bon etlua $50 aitrihtetc. 81
! S%euertpebr iuuroe ourd) Serbert Set
fer bon Nr. 1902, McGlbcrrnitroBl
olormirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Cfii5ielle Senadridtisnns iibcr
bcntid,en Ilpttcnbeind,.

.Yerlin, 20. NuguIt. Dos
IilSlp1rtige amt bat Die bieiige une.
rifaniibe Yotid)nit beiludrihtiqt.
ooB Geutidlano Die arell5er rGreS-
oen" uno y9remen," ioruie Die gro.
BEN Sdulidifffrel5er Serbia" uno
giftorio Qouiie" entienoen miro, I'M
Die Oeutife Hegierling auf Der be-
p~oritebenoen Subior.5 ulton.6 eier iii
Neu-gorf uiiroig 5t re%prdicntiren.
Geutidlono bat gleid)3eitig Die
Ginlnoung Der Ser. Staaten CUR Be-
tbeili9ung an Der 5lottenidau Ell
Ser im Sfto6er itdttfinoenoen Ycr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
edauar3er 0opprlm6tbtr arfpndyt,

6ibgeroG0, 90, 20. gltguit.-
Ter Neger Senrp Goplor, ongcflogt,
6rou Sob Nc, &iders, am lctten
GjcnItog nobc bier pergemoItigt mo
iic baum iontmt ibrcm Sitoe ~gct0Otct
5t bobcn, mitrOc bcltte Nod)mittog
5miidcn 2umpfit lno McGeo ourd)
e;nen Mob Ocm @clpobriom oes
SdcriiiS bon @Hcor-Gorntp cutrii-
ieu mo gelpndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Spanicn nno Maruffu.

MnOriO, 30. ailguit. - 6iini-
tnlieno Mom Grlppcn iinO i'll @ol-
llcicn mobiliiirt moroen uno peroen
moBlidJcr @ciie nod Gclto, Nta-
ruffo, gcid)ift mcrocn.
Senor De 2ucierpn, Wiiniiter 0cs
Snneren, ucrfiinoet, ooB or oic Sc
lebc, melfe Deportation mo Ser.
bonllIng ipegen GcritoBe ge0cn OiC
ofientlidc Sronulia cltpriiirfn, nit
prler Strcng III G~ntolonien dnucrl.
htn miro. ta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
suffrscttcn IuRcm anf benz Dad.

@loSgom, Sdottlonb, 20. Aug.
-, Grei BON He9cu Ourd)nGBtc mo
Goib erItorrtc Sufiragctten mllroen
bcllte Jtadmtttug bon Dem In6 Der
ct. Nn0retp5-0oae no Der &oloniol,
0'iniltcr @orl Creme am 9lbeuo cine
Heoe biclt, Derob gcbolt. IS mar
ilrcngcr 9ciebl ertbcilt, olc GSroucll
BON Der Seriotnmlllg alts5uid)liebcn,
lllo Die S%uffro9ctten gcrietbcn oa6cr
chi Die g%cniole S0ce, oitrd) cine 8al'
tbiirC inn Iad) IN ons 8cbGlloe Gin,
,5%llorin9clt. On finitcrcr gtod)t CT
lcugtcu iic cine 2citer, nit oercE
@itlic lie auf ooS Cod fletterteL no
tic Iid) als0olm bintcr eincm Sdlorll.
itcin pcritedtcn. Sic follocn oic
6oatbiire geid)loiierL borrten inoeiien
trob &e0en uno foltcr @itteruug oui
acnl 0udc aus, III Der Snifulmg4im
2oufc bcs Cages @elegenbeit our
Ht~;Siii6rung i6reS Ylone5 5u erboI,
ten. Nls man itc ent0cdtc, meiger.
ten ic lid, bcrulter 81 fommer,, rn0
tic murNen MIR nit Niiibc Don Dem
Iodje entfernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
&crlicbcnc Sluttcn. Sffisicrc.

2onOon, 20. auguit. - Die
Monlirolitdt bat Der cnnooiidcn &c.
oierlurg cine 9In5obl 8lottcnoiii5iere
8rlicben. 9ieie Oifi5icre mcroen lid
bemlGd)it nod5 CANADA begeben, nm
sic nelle conaoii6e 8lotte i'm @ins
fang nit Dem bier BON Der britiidcn
Observation-Disclosures. Gonierclr5 aus.
Gebedtcn Ylan 81 orgoniiircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23

tola. 6cier in Son 8ronci5co, ST
G6rcn oeS iponiifen gntNcdcr5 Oc&
@oloenen Chores, ongenommcn. Ger
0crtiGe &rel5er nNrcono," Der Iid
CUR Belt in Yocific.@ emdiicrn brfin.
oct, bot OrOrc crbolten, iid) rc6t}ci.
tia mad Sun 6ronciSco ST bc0c6cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Ginbrcdlcr bnrd, sclbitldnf aet5Otct

Ginctnnott 8, 20. Nuguit.-
Scr Grocer u. Z. MorriS, mclfer
orei5cbn Wulc bon Ginbrehcrn beinl.
Bcilnd)t moroen lit, bottc einen Hcpol,
per an ieincr aoiicnloOc IN ioIder
Mciie beieitigt, boB Se0cr, Der oic
SoOc olri5og, acihoiien werOcn nlB-
IL. Scute friib ioro CT neben Der
&oIie ole 2cihc cincs Ginbreder9
liegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Wuro I'M Eulisciburcam.

8tGfeSbdfre, 90, 20. altguit.
Geo. i. Marion aus atlonto,
ga, erihob bcute abcnO leine @ottiil
i'm 9ureali oes bieiisen Yoli5eibeis.
Die Iroll, Die NIT Dem Wonne III
aencinreftliher Gle lebte, lieB bic
len ppr mebreren Wod)en I'M Stif.
Marion lieB ourf oen Goli5eihef
Elm Snterpiem NIT Der Sran orron9l.
Zen uno eridJoB lie, als lie lid net
gerte, 5li linn 5uriid5ufebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23

Wntter: $50 lit Der Student,
Den idl Dir geitern sur 9elobniing
Iiir Die lcete Geniur acbadeh babe.
Soit Oh i'm ctluu ifon anfgegeiieu2"
2ilp: ,9teiut i'd babe i'm u~,tierer
acknowledgements geidenft." = Mnt.
fer: LIMB bot lie ibn gegeiien2" =
2ilp: Y@nbriheinlih, benn lie mar
beitte nift in Der Sdule."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23

Ger nDe Oh Steil Con.
%clopc", 5. 8. s., ueronitoltct NOR
gen cine groBe grflriion mad @et'
tpsblrg l,no Gen.Ylur, Der Spe5iol.
jug perldBt ben 5ilei-9obnboi Inn
s llbr 80 Morgens 8er al Der Subrt
tbeilnimmt, fam Dies nit ben lide.
rem 9~elpuBtidin tbuii, in d~ngenebmer
@eieQi6oft cincn psrGnilaten Jog at
crlcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23

gSiIe fRr's AHSIanb befprgt g.. AalHe, 4i3
Eitsssaltimore-S Str, nahc Guffpm SpnfesHne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23

Sap It OF, 20. Nlt9ltlt. Ste
0Ic0icrung uto Die Nnmirolit0t bo.
fen sic SlldDc llud DEM perihouclcn
Iompier n@orutob" mtf8c8cbcn,
welGer am %. 5uli nit 300 Mcu.
Id,cn al 9oro Don ASort AotoI nod
@onoon obgiug, unO Don iueIfcm
ititOem oQe 9todridtcn feblen. IS
%criitirt ieood) nod eiui9c Soiinun0,
oaB Der 0umpfcr rift pcrlorcu lit,
Eno bieieIbc bcgriinOct iid nuf 0Gl
llmItono, ooB Scr BON WnOnguSfnr
rod Sit.2onoon o%bgcgongcne DAM
pier ,O~fcnoranoro" bcreIt5 lett "a
Gngeu iGGig lit. Mou %permutbct
'oeB ooS lcttc 6obr5elg picQci6t ocn
@aratob" mItcrwcga on~getroiicn
uno ms Sdlepptou gellomlnen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23
Gin 9ofnnagsrrabI.
SGmpfrr r8arat0b" Oiclcidt Dem
&erocr6cn cntgnn9cn.

9eiinoct iid m69lihcr @ciic in
Sdlcpptou ocS 0~onpier3 oWtc-
norun0ru," neldcr BON Moons
8d8for im Sit-2onoon fdaia lit.
2ciitltng cincS Suiiroaettcn'
Erio'& III Glasgow. II SIettcrtcn
5llr Nodt5eit auf ein Cad uao
inBcn BORT uiele Stunoen lang
E. sF.v, s,-f #
i'm i%tr0menOcu 9egen, itnt cine
ScriomnIun1 ST itbcrfoilen.
Glglono perIcibt 6lottcnoifijicre
an Canada.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-23

" HlUWt OuWTIItHfCUDtHI
esaAettes etrafe, onrdl bis Snr 2eringtsn'S trai
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
POOR LITTLE GIRL

Little Helen, who is a great talker
and aged just 8, was annoying her
father one day by her almost endless
chatter. He was endeavoring to finish
some important writing. so said, run
away, dear; daddy is very busy"
Helen toddled off. and after the space
of about five minutes returned, and,
standing sbefore her fathers chair laid
an appealing fat hand on his arm, and
looking up in:o his face with most
grieved air, said, Daddy, Use very
lonely-I tan't find any one to leave
myself wifi. THE Delineator for Au-
gust.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

feature of the day for me, as l greatly
enjoy swimming. The ships unloading
their lumber afforded much amusement
to me, also, as 1 had never seen such
an operation before.
The whole day was filled with de-
lights, and I, like many other of the
Juniors, wish to repeat the good times
I shall work doubly hard after this to
win prizes
1 felt proud to be one of the first
crowd of Juniors who had the priv
ilege of going to Redondo.
Thanking you again for the lovely
time l had l remain, your niece,
HELEN NJ. FERGUSON.
3246 Emmet street. Los Angeles
high school, grade A9.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
JUNIORS ENJOY TRIP
TO REDOND0 BEACH
Dear Aunt Laurie:

Dear Aunt Laurie:
On the morning of August 20 party
of Herald Juniors, accompanied by hve
mothers, met at the office of Aunt
Laurie for a trip to Redondo Beach.
We found her a delightful hostess, VINO
welcomed us and escorted the party
aboard the car at Second and Spring
streets.
We reached Redondo via Gardena
after a lovely ride. We then went To
the bath house.
After lunch in a pretty grove OF trees
made on purpose for picnickers, all
who wished were furnished patn
tickets. I was the only one who went
in the ocean. The others stayed IN the
plunge, which is the largest bath house
in the world.
All the Juniors were 13 years of age
except one, so thirteen cannot be said
to be an unlucky number, for we all
had lovely time.
So 1 say, Long live the Herald
Junior and dear Aunt Laurie!'
RUSSELL WRITSMAN.
twentieth Street school, AT grade.
1917 East Twenty-third street.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Mother joins ne in thanking you for
the enjoyable trip provided by you TO
Redondo Beach.
We left the juniors and their mothers
at the bath house, where they were
having a jolly time in the plunge.
would advise the Juniors to try
their very best for a prize, for know
they viii enjoy the trip TO the peach;
and. besides, they may gather materlal
which will help them in their letters
and stories for the future.
can assure you that we appreciate
our kindness very much. Your niece
MAUDE EDWARDS.
#Dear Aunt Laurie: ,,4
I want to thank you for the pleasant
time we had at the beach frlaay.
Al 1870 we went to the plunge
STAYED in the water all afternoon anu
enioyed every bit of it.
want to be able to get three more
honorable mentions, so may nave an
other trip. Your affectionate niece,
KATHERINE LUCID:
Fullerton, R. F. D. route D. La
Habra school.
'I want to thank you for the trip OF
Redondo Beach. had a very nice
time Your niece, EDNA Bull
Dear Aunt Laurie: o,u
want to thank you FOR my loyeiy
trip to Redondo Beach. enjoyed II
very much. Most of all, l liked the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

In Mother Goose's book I find
About Jack and Jill had such fall;
The farmers wife and three mice blind,
And the sheep who come to Boy Blues call.
EVADNE PELREN,
1901 E. Thirty-third st.
Vernon Avenue School, Grade 4.
often do find,
When a man does fall,
1t seems as If he blind,
Then upon God he doth call.
BLANCHE HASSE,
2G41 Pomeroy Avenue.
Cornwen Street School. Grade AZ, Age s.
So often we do find,
That the people fall
Because they are so blind
And do not heed His call
-WILMOT HAASE.
26n Pomeroy Ave Age II, grade b.
Cornwell street school
Poor little Nell tries all day to find
Any money that might let fall;
For her poor old father is most stone blind,
And no rich e'er made them call
HELEN M. FERGUSON,
324s Emmett Street.
Los Angeles High, Grade A9.
A poor man I did find
That had taken a fall
And the poor was blind
So the ambulance 1 did CALL
GEORGE ASHBAUGH,
sol Third street. San Bernardino Grade 4.
Age 10.
Summer time we're bound to find
More cheerful than the fall.
II to winters charms we're blind,
We hear sweet springtime call.
ALVA MURRAY,
Hollywood.
When went out some pleasure to find,
saw a little girl fall;
When 1 came near, saw she was bind
Nor no.,ld bpar distant
MAUDE JENNINGS,
1920 Pineley ST., Belvedere School.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
(Flrst Prizel

i Gods love for us, we'll find,
\ Will help us when we fall. \
\ To our wants he ne'er is blind; \
! He heeds our every call. i
X GRANVILLE MCCLURE.
\ Glendale high school, grade II. i
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

4 j j \ y i y \ \ 4 i 4 j !. i 4 = \ II
A miner some gold once tried to find,
In hunting he had to bad fall;
Which nearly made him blind,
And the doctor he had to call.
ARTHUR MOBILES.
s24 East Twenty-seventh street. Twenty
eighth street school, grade sB. Age 10 years.
I went out my dolly to find;
She wore dress made in the fall;
And everybody called blind,
For 1 couldn't see, nor hear her call.
ELIZABETH AGNES,
1913 North Catalina, Pasadena.
Up in the tree to find,
Ny poor little birdie had to fall;
As he blind;
He was deaf and did not hear call.
ETHEL GRESvIRCH,
Lompoc. Grade 5. Age years.
My doll cannot find;
/ must have let her fall.
I fear she has gone blind;
But, harkI I hear her call.
GRACE M. WALKER,
SIG Ganahl street. Cornwen school, grade g.
Age 13.
Poor little kitty I cannot find,
For into the pool it took a fall;
And maybe the waters made it blind,
So poor little kitty can't answer my call
FRANK TOM HOWELL,
ass Third street.
It's my kitty that 1 cannot fnd.
She must have taken fall,
Because you see, she was blind,
And cannot come when call.
WALTER GRAHAM,
Boyd street school. grade B7. Age 10 years
In our play ye will always find
Some of us are bound to fall;
But yet we better than the blind:
Some to help me never call.
UNSIGNED.
Money every man wants to find;
After he gets it comes the pride, and then
the fall
Too late, he finds that he was blind,
And again upon his Master he does call
HAROLD THORNTON,
7eS East Fifteenth street. Y. M C. A. sum-
mer school, grade SA.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skiu1 Rhyn1g Contest
First Prize)

X The fragrant flowers will fade, !
! you'll find !
:. The ground strewn with them <
\ where they fall, :
!. But the little seeds, though tLey I
;. are blind, !
:. Meier fail to hear the summers :.
! call. ANNA M. PELREN. !
! 1901 East Thirty third street. AT !
J. grade Vernon avenue school. \
!. 4 < < K K K !. !. !. !. 4 j. 4 !. !. i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Dear Aunt Laurie:
Please excuse me for not acknowledge
ing my trip to Redondo sooner.
want to thank you very much for the
delightful time 1 had.
The bathing in the ocean and the
new plunge was the most interesting
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
(HonorabIe Mention)

! If peace and happiness you would !.
i find, i
\ And walk upright and never fall, \
4 Never blindly follow the blind !
+ Nor heed the wicked's call. /
+ MABEL v. BRANSCOM. X
X Norwalk. Grade 5, Downey av- <
\ enue school. Age 10 years. \
I j J. j. AN.+ i X 4 l. i j. i j. \ i !. +
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Honorable Mention)

! His hat and cane he could not find, x
/ He tripped and had fall. <
:. Alas! the poor old man was blind; !.
< He could do naught but call. -
4 STELLA GUESS. i
X Seventh street school, grade B5. :
! Age 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
VERSE CONTEST

Prizes round trip tickets Redondo Beach with adms
the plunge and ride the Human Roulette Wheel for
the best complete rhyme Los Angeles writer of public
school age and similar for best completed rhyme sent in
by writer of public school from outside the city limits II
of the trip
Papers this be signed with and address
and name of school and grade
All contributions for this must be addressed AUNT
LAURIE Herald Junior, The Herald Los Angeles.
The following rymng words suggested and the Juniors
invited write foune using these words for
ending each line having than eight nine sylabes
in the longest line
blank lines make fourne stanza, keep the
nearly possible and how much variety
make the lines have by finding unusua sentences to
precede the given words
.entreat
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. more
Complete
rhyme completed and received this office not
than Thursday September for publication September 49,
-Ahg
over
sing;
This be completed and received at this office not
Thursday September TO- for publication September 26
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

big ships and plunge and in the ocean:
My papa says The Herald Junior will
soon be a great paper. My cousin has
been on a long camping trip over north
ern California. ! sent him copy of
the Junior and he says he likes it
very much and he will write a story of
camping life. Your loving niece.
STELLA GUESS.
2241 LIE Grand street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Honorable Menticn)
j. The violets we try to find
4 Till evening shadows fall; !
!. We give them to the sick and
i blind,
\ Who love our evening call. !
j RUTH MICHEL.
]. Santa Ana, R. r. No. 8. Bolsa
!. school, grade 4. Age 10.
J. 4 i J. 4 !. \ l. !: 4 l. = !. < i =. !
A lady started out her child to find;
1t was either in the summer or fall;
child who was totally blind;
In her dream an angel whispered the Call.
LOUISE DARMODY,
23O East Twenty street. Thirtiet
street school, grade BS.