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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22
TO WATER CONSUMERS.

Rates for sprintling through
hose;
Lot-$I.so per month-$6. 90
per season.
Lots-sa, so per mouth->io.oO
per season.
All rates payable In advance.
A Lot is SoxIoo or 5000 square
feet Of ground, including the space
occupied by the buildings.
st. Johns Water Works and
Lighting Co., By p. H. Edlefsen,
Manager.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22
W. c. 7. u.

The business meeting Of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will be held at the Advent church,
Monday, April as,at a;5op. m. We
expect u good attendance. for our
ladies' are all OF good courage.
Each woman feels determined to do
her part in this great work, taking
up the thing which to her seems
most needful.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22
The woodmen of the World held

The Woodmen Of the World held
an enjoyable session Wednesday
evening. District Organizer w. l..
Plummer was in attendance, be-
sides prominent out Of town Wood
men. Speeches we're made and re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Plum
mer treated the crowd to ice cream,
which did not come amiss. A rally
was started that promises to bring
many into the Woodman camp.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

The Peninsula team and Sellwood
will cross bats on the new grounds
at Portsmouth Sunday afternoon.
President Valentine assures us that
it will be game worth while, and
that he has the best club that ever
happened in the Tri-City league.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22
OUR MOTTO

The distillery and the brewery and the
winery all must 20.
/ Saloons can stay no longer when the peo-
pie have said mo"
Wen agitate aud organize and surely
win the fight,
And work for prohibition till we make
the map all white.
We cordially invite all ladies to
come and enjoy an hour with us at
the Adventist church next Monday
at ago.
Do not think because the sa-
looms are TO remain in st. Johns
for a time. that We temperance
workers are weak-kneed aud ready
to give up the fight. We are wide
awake and still in the ring. and we
mean to work for right aud pro-
lection for the girls aud boys Of
Oregon until not filthy rum-hole
is left to entrap them. So all who
are Interested in this work are in
vited to come and have q voice in
the plans that are to come before us.
II you should be SO fortunately sit
uated that the saloon does not mar
your happiness, do not let that ex-
cuse you from helping to make
others happy who are not SO fortu-I
nate as you are. Again, you eau
not tell when this menace to every
American home may not cross
your own threshold and put out
the light of your earthly joys.
Come. help us to cast out this deni-
zen of the bottomless pit and clear
our beautiful state from its filthy.
debasing, evil influence.
PRESS CoRRRsPoNDRNT.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

+. M. Brown, the genial pub
Usher Of the Brownsville Times, and
William Stillwell Of the same place,
in tow of B. s. Hoover Of this city,
made the Review Office a very
pleasant little call yesterday.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

Remember the fireman dance in
the rink Saturday night. A good
time is always had at these affairs.
Help the boys out and at the same
time have a good time yourself.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22
How b Your ritIss

--f. s~rs altiiff t.ttA- e. ,f,df fati
Have Jour abstFacts made. epp'
tinus1 or examined By Peninsula
Title. Abstract and Realty Co. H.
Hsndsrson. manager. Aoearats vstk'
Reasonable fsss. cshsnt Dlesh
building. Jsrssy strss1 80" =
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

A minister remarks that the party
who requested the insertion Of a
section Of the Corrupt Practice act
last week should have had It all
published in justice to all.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

All our meats are government In.
spsctsd and the best that money can
buy They are neatly and careful
" handled. Come In and leave your
order i for free delivery. Wards
Central Market
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

John verdigan.S who has been
dangerously III at the st. Vincent
hospital for some time with spinal
meningitis. is slowly recovering and
the chances for his complete re-
eovery are very bright u utt1
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

A new baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Massey Tuesday.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

Wanted-0irl for general house
work in a small family. Good
wages. Call at 9Io Stafford street,
St. Johns Heights. .......
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

a hen viii viii lay q IL IL ! ~ nest with %
egg already in Il. A portion Of
this weeks wages In the First
National Bank will' invite other
dollars and dipsA v keep \ COM
pany. Pays 5 peS cent and COM
pounds interest every fz Psogs 'aoeshsl a'l'
ies2 ift---.F-T'tff.i q n
Subscribe soe tAs Tslsgsan-ssst
'sys.ias sspsr ;es sAs efs't ,.s.e -
~-am lisirev iAyx2 ns s1sl
ies ror 7--ieH x,yav A.
Apprentices wastsd st.ths Npgne
4ihnsvsos bna syn = ss5n,i, ~
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

For Sale--9 heus, good layers,
rs cents each, SIT Rast Chicago
Street. Call at once.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

For Sale.-Hatching eggs. White
Leghorn, $I.oo per setting. Call
IS2 Dayton street. M
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

You set full weight and first
quality at the Central MARKET. Just
try IL awhile. .s.ii .i,Si i-l',u.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

Have your properly insursa n Tie
81. Paul or Northsfa flPs Insurance
companies. They are he beet. Q.
L. Dobie. agent. s"' '-r = -
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

A Sewing Machine. modern IN
every part, guaranteed for 10 years.
only $aa. so; Is down, S. monthly.
At calei Bros. opposite posto&ce.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

Bring in your ~ pTiating While
you think Of It. Do1t velt untii yos
are entirely out We ars esaippsd
to turn out neat ~ taa1y printing
promptly at Portland DFaees = lssa
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

Tailored and fancy waists en-
shirt waist suits. N
SIG South JeEsey Stzest.
Phoh4 Jersey 1851.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-22

,.;',|Pp ;APpsssdes. wss'sd ssl'hs x'sus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
MAnY,s DREAM.

Mary was walking down the street.
when she thought she heard her name
called. Mary, Mary! Yes, surely
some one called her. She turned
around and there was the funniest
llttle old man that you ever saw. She
SAID What do you want, sir?" "tol-
low nc. child" he said So Mary fol-
loWeo him, ana they came to g lnonn-
tain, and Mary saw door in It. They
Went IN, and the old man pulledD her
behind door and she peeped through
a crack What sho saw was this: the
mountain was room, and presently
tlW9 men came in bringing lights and
'hcn music began to play, and IN came
q beautiful lady and lots OF other
people. Then the lady said: "Before
We nave the meeting look around ana
see If you can find ANYBODY here"
IheN began to hunt everywhere, ana
Mary was 40 frightened that she ran
out from behind tho door and they
saw her. just then some ono called
hor ana she woke up and found 1T
was dream.
NELLIE PARKEf, HENSON.
4oa Allen Avenue, city.
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C!,fiIi RrftIsS

i i, L i +
:. ~ IS necessary 10 apply by letter
70 me edilor for II membership bulge,
AiSerWards, to be member in good
gsIIandllns, y is necessary to be . reg
War ana interested worker along some
Inc preferred-that Is, in the Writing
or stories. puzzles or letters, or in
drawing.
= II is necessary 10 write In ink aud
ON one side Of the paper only; to write
neatly and distinctly, With attention 10
punctuation and spelling. All original
composition VIII receive preference
over selected articles,
., 1t is especially necessary to sign
everything sent ill--not letters merely.
but evcrything-with the full name and
nddrcss OF the sender.
4. Only those drawings done with u
pen. in black lux, on white paper, Will
be accepted. us others cannot be repro
dnced.
8. Prizes arc awarded weekly and
medals given monthly for the best
contributions dlrns the week and
month. stories must be limited in
length to 90 words Look 10 these
limits IL you desire 10 see them in
print, Letters should moi be over 100
words, ana as much under as possible.
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4i3
SAVED.

!, Once there was u little girl who
lived In the country near g great
largo river. she loved to play IN
tho water very much, and would SO
y VIC river when hersmother tod her
nor 70, Now, her father WAS q sailor,
aill y was not often that 70 could
conc 70 see Ills Wife and clllld' ono
summer ne camo to spend a few DAYS
WIN Them, Now his time was IN
h - ne had 10 leave them. Nellie, az
n's llttle girl was named, asked iler :.
motnef u sIio might no to the RIVER
~ see MN OF. and the lnothergfiPln, !.
, sMe'en' es my darling. but gel your
10. hllo como s.ralght horne Neli,e-
p.o'nised TO do as her mother ilad 5lold
net, Ter mother Kissed them, anu
Npll,e aht' her father started OH, llleN
,ia We river and Nellle's fatner
s N.nseu iier good by, and tlle poas
s,a',ot OH Nollies dog. BY tlla HAMS q :,
~ nusep, was with her, ana lo nav
~. " steep on the shore. ~ soon as
~ poa was out of sight Mel ic pasa ~
- pay Win the shells, suddenly s.ls
ap'.u very pretty ono out Y lass. Z
a,'su ahd she reached To gel l,a
a ea'; Mhen hel foot SLIPPED al'd nas
NY ,'lso INC wnter, Koynr was ~
~ ~ pl,ofo aud heard her cry, :. ". 4
~"ohe ailq saw his littla an yIs'~-r1ss'a
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Literary Department
our IN A THUNDERSTORM.
EDGAR TERRY.

On this bright winter day, sitting
By bright fire our thoughts go back
to the good old summer tilne,'' and
we think OF little story---a true ono
for the T. D. G. c..
1t was lovely summer AFTERNOON,
though the clouds We're beginning to
| bank up in tho West to warn ono
that thunder cloud was coming on.
FLORENCE and Mary had set their
hearts on a visit to friends in a VIII
laGe five miles away. They talked
of the nice time they would have;
there would be q bridal party there,
and Mary was anxious to see the bride.
Daisy was hitched to the buggy and
they started in high spirits. They had
not gone far before the thunder be-
gan to roll, the lightning flashed and
the clouds 60 get black They drove
very fast, hut soon the rain came
DOWN, and they We're forced to take
shelter In house on the road. Flor
ence was very sorry they had started,
be uneasy. Mary said she liked to
Of thunder ana lightning. After a
while the rain ceased, the sun shone
brightly; and oil, how tile little birds
did sing! Soon. they Were on their
way again. and reached tie village in
time TO see the bridal party, and en-
ioyed their drive, only Florence was
sorry that her mother, who had been
sick, had been uneasy about her, ana
she said she never would start any
where again when q cloud was rising
in the west, Composed bv
FRANCES McDEAEMON.
Evergreen, Va.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON.

Martha ioandridge was little below
medium height With dark eyes faig
complexion and rich brown hair She
was q Very nice lady, and she won
many admirers,
She was very young iYon sho be-
came the wife Of Daniel purke GUSTS,
q rich planter Not many years after
they We're married Mr.. Custis died she
5 became one VI the wealthest young
widows in Virginia.
One day George Washing ton, !,
.sppng officer met MR., Custia and
fell In love with her Not long after
they were married The bridegroom,
sYaB dressed In a suit OF blue With
trimmings of silver. Ills shoes and
4 knee buckles were OF gold, Tile bride
was dressed in white satin, high
! heeled shoes OF white satin, with dia-
niond buckles, rich point lace rtlffies.
4 pearl necklace, earnings and bracelets
81 pearls. shs was Attended by three
s,ridesmaids,
(T'o, DO centinued1
MARY y AiSGEY
saufl rryJi fasEH3fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
New Features for the
Year Just Beginning

Ny Dear BoSs aud Girls:
We have been rnniihF iloaS SO
ineft il,al We have left ii u,iaianscd
fer longer ,E,s, period than usual !, i
fee es a1oni t hs ,G now to ssEp t.
Some new ideas Entma Y. Chadwick
las given MS an excellent beginning
for 1919 III, T., hGg prize drawins that
toast to the New Year. Her draw
ing. $on will observe, appears in the
contfc OF the Pase with others grouped
artund II. lis freshness IN design and
drawing commend II. for ii is just such
work rs this. fun Of personality. that
renders Your page 80 interesting and
viii keep it so. No matter how simple
the work you send in, no inntter what
forfn it may take whether story, Il
puzzle or letter. II YOU are really
interested in sending It. If it is some
thing that originates with you and has
for the fact that 1t will do both you
and me credit.
Hereafter the drawing that indicates
most originality and personality Will
Emma chadwick's Miss Richmond
aud New Year occupy to-day, and
will receive editorial mention and
Beginning with to-day u new fea-
ture will head the puzzle department
of the page. You Will see day u
connected curved line preceding con.
,rlbutions in the shape or cnarades nnl
other puzzles. Now. whoever Will
make 81 drawing and incorporate this
line most successfully shall be aititle,d
10. special mention aud q l!rst rank
you choose. You may incorporate the
line in design, q figure piece, q
Landscape or whatever you like best,
but it must clearly form ar essentaal
part of what YOU SEND in for you to
win the prize.
In the correspondence column for
1910 letters that mean something and
tell something. not simpla, requests a9l
sire to escape the waste basket viii
be those printed and approved. =
Now. right here. girls and boys:
Will remember to spell hadge with vi, h.,a
waste" and not sWaist' basket.
In your stories ! am going to se,ise5I
and fullest OF imagination. shall
give Just as much credit to what Is
nont in by the Youngest as by the cid
est member. but What ] need, and what
dividuality, which IS the best part OF
ill really good authorship. The girl or
the boy who puts down what eacil
what somebody else thinks and likes,
IS the girl or boy aptest to succeed III
the literary department.
We arc to have a magazine issue
about the middle of the year, and az
Ynelnbers OF the club who read what i
am writing and try TO do as they arc
instructed viii be the ones asked TO
mako up the table Of contents Tor that
ma gazine issue The magazine viii hG
Published ut the time Of the annual
reunion when an annual prize for q
girl and boy doing the best work and
service for the club WIN be announced
for the first time and an annual adj
dress viii be delivered. as usual.
The feature of the occasion VIII. OF
rottrsc be the two yearly prizes, which
will he awarded by prominent person
Interested ia the work OF the club. and
given first in 1910 as the reward OF SUI
creme merit in work Plans arc out
lined now so that members may real
ne tho program for he year and en-
YOUR EDITOR.
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MABEI,s PARTY.
Continued,

CCOntinued.)
lio was a very tall. 'hungry-loollng
man.
I'm from Adamss store" said tho
man.
Mabel rushed out to hear about tile
doll, Tho man said: On my way
hero stopped by home to get a bite. /
laid the doll on the table. My little
girl got It and Jumped for joy: she
thought 1t was mine have not tho
heart to take It from licr, Please
don't tell Oh me. FOR II you do I will
lose my job. Her mothed died only a
month ago.
Mabel clasped her mothers hands
and said:&"I have Ida ana my other
DOH, please let the little gin lave IT,"
Her mother said, 1.-THE ltttlc girl may
have II II you arc willing 10 give 1t
to her.. Tho man was very happy
Mabel was very happy to think OF
tho ioy OF the poor little girl, She,
had her tea party Christmas with her
old pets.
tThc end.)
OLIVE S, MILLS, II
al, "a 4
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DLANCHE ANTHONY.

whom he loved SO dearly, out in tho
water. He swan to her and brought
her ashore and laid her on his paws
until she was dry. Nellie ran home
and told her mother how dsobedient
she had been, and promised she would
always mind afterward what mother
said. It taught her lesson, and slio
kent her promise always.
LOUISE PAYL1ss.
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What 1, III.

What Is Its
Club members Will naturally ask
themselves this question in regard to
tho curved limo printed below. 1t is a
line for you to incorporate in q draw
ing. The girl or boy Hho does SO most
Will receive special nen-
ton and receive prize. The name
of the successful compe,itor and tho
drawing, (which may be anything that
the young artist prefers, Will appear
ovc61tle artists name at the head of
this column
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am to hc Incorporated. Get busy,
llY FANNIE MAIiBURG.
A Great Poet.
this column.

My first is in low, but not In sew.
My second is in on, also In gone.
MY third is in mitch, but not in
Itch.
My fourth Is In gong, also in song
My fifth is in fell, but not in yell
My sixth is in cat, also in heat.
My seventh is In let. but not in yet
My eighth is in gull. also in hull.
MY ninth Is in order but not in
laughter
MY tenth is in vow, also in COW.
My whole is Il we'll known poet,
!. MARTHA IIITE,
South Hill, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16

The attention of club members TX
called 10 the necessity Of their let.
tcrs being addressed to the ..isdi-
Tor of the C;iidrcn's Page" let
tiers sent addressed Ia the editor
or Ehc Tifhes-Dispntch" from girls
ana b0ys c;,itsc mnct confusion and
needless wcrs. Sign letters ANA
stores with name antI address IN
fu.', and write on one side OF the
paper only.
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TIMES DlsrATCH, 1'HAT's III.

What lis the name Of the paper that
we love SO dear?
y rimes-Dispatch, that's II.
What Is The name Of the Club the
children likc to- hear?
Times. plspatch, that's 1t,
It's lust full OF news far and near,
no everybody in townsi it lis deal, 81
What is the paper that everybody likes
to- hear?
Timcs-pispatch, that's II,
IA IN Lana r. tOs,s, III
"a No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
wnrIl.s pRIlil WINNERS

WEEIS-S PRIZE WINNERS.
Miss Emma ". Chadwick, rhrc Of VII
iinm Chadwick, National soldiers
Eomc. Hampton, Va, FOR Sc,s Years
design ..lI.ss ;,ich,nopd drinking q;
tonst 10 the New Year
NIiss Irpnu> 'Comlin 1Iarburg. 1910 Bal
timorc .YcnI,c. I'hiIudclp'iin, for
illustrated poem, ..'rhc Sink, That
Cannot Fade"
Cedric :, RcXcr!y, Freezing, VA, Tor
pleasant letter ana whit he says
III IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
Hack TO school Duties.

Dear Editor--I am incloslns story of my
5littIn ptippy which hope tho waste basket
Mil not catch. Mammn spent the Christmas
in Richmond and got back this afternoon
ana i sure was glad to see her. Our school
started Monday. and ! didn't like 10 go
back Very much after spending my Christ
mas al home liked tho drawings in last
5E,inday,s paper very much hope you and
your members had u merry Christmas an.l
Win hay. n happy and prosperous Now
VIZ - ~ 49, WINNIE TUCKER. u
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Thunks Tor Pin.

ThNnks lot Plu.
min d. X. many thanks for It. would
have written sooner but was at Grandma's
old santa Claus brought me gun ana nd, =
xot q whip, dog, set Of tools, candy, k i,,a
and chain, and handkerchief from my suns
iya- school Christmas tree. won't write
more. ms 1 am sending q drawing and pus-
lie. Hope to sec them In print. VIII wr!ta
nra II, soon. Good by. from Jour new mem
Der, t.OVtA1'D ~ 1'A11".N
,<rysytlle va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16

Dear l7ditor,--1 am sending YOU two tlrnw.
lngs. which hope You rDil tiuv OH tho II. ~.
6. q. page Wa nre having somo rsHI win.
Tor wonthcr horc--anoW Bhd lco--but tsenjoy
sport makes tic weather rather anjoyabie.
Then we ill read at night until the old f1ik,
say go to bed. cillldreti.n I am reading
Tho Trail OF tho Lonesome pine,n by John
Fog, Jr.. and like tlay story. like tho
.Ghldrcn's page and the coiortd supplement
better than any other part of Tho Tincs-
Dispatch. with best wishes.
freezing. Va CEDRIC =. BEVERLY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
Sends First Drawing.

Dear I.ditor.7-I received my badge aud
APPRECIATE ii very much Was glad 70 see
my letter in print. but my puzzle wasn't
INV ~ ,irst attempt to draw anything for our
page. md hope TO see IT In print, hope
vo,l and ali the members cnIpycd this snow
lind had happy christmas' ~, !. SINCERE SINCE
member. ho1lt u 's4r-1s
Whit ~ va. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
BoIssie anu TOM,

Dear Epitor--I would like very much Ia
ioin tho ", p. g. us Plsaae send me a
svery,m,lcli, i have another big cat named
Tom. lie Ia gray and white, My brother
has Il littlc calf ono week Old lte Is a real
sweet thing I thinlS his name rs Bossle,
barking after people. l VIII close fnr th,s8
time IllLlA NJ sRLltNN Ella. s,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
Pleased with Prize.

Dear Edi,or-I am very proud Of winning
a prize. and | am so iuuch pleased with
the nico book you cent me. am going "a
write another story before long. and VII!
try 10 make It better than my last one. 1
wish you a happy Rev Year. Sincerely.
JOSEPHINE McELROf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
BLANCHE ANTHONY
lscfrnin.

refrain.
He never, never scowlcd--
Zen though the wind Just howed.
lie wore his sailor cap with an air OF
real style,
But his tic was frozen quite.
And lcicles both long and short ("md-
dim" sized ones, too
Hung everywhere in sight.
Refrain.
lie never, never scoWled--
Zen though the wind just salowled.
The neighbors' cats all frolickcd
around him,
And laughed at his motionless state.
Little brides pcrchcd on his cap and
his broam
Ana pcckcd him at great rate.
refrain.
No never, mover scowled
Zen though the wind Just howled.
w
The snow man wore his bright smile
Till he melted
Quite away, think VIC might
Try TO copy Him and stop looking SO
10 help remember again I'll write:
I,eFruin.
he never. never .sCOwIpd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
Begins 10 Write Again,

Dear Editor,--l itnve not written ina LONG
tines but ! intend to write nom have
had ID iiue ChrIstmas, SANTA Claus was 'tlno
ID mo n. and hope he was tlhe to song and
all III tho members ,lnolosed you viii Ind 9
story called an "Old-Time Chrlstmaa,I
certnInly hope sou Will think u nice, snouEh
Ia print. | also ana ssndng a puzzlh and
drawiMs. With mud. hope aud slGcsss for
YOU and all tho .membsrs, j.
~ S.iSi MARY n, CATbETT,s,
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f.oo,l ,,isles for Now Year.

Good WlGhes lot -ScH 8icHr' y
Dear Editnr.--I am u little boy ten yeats
old and want To Join your y p. Y, Club.
i aend you a little drawing, which hopa
vou may think good enough 10 put IN your
lnuncr Please send me a badge ! wishAyru
and all the littlnmcnbers u happy ana sue
ccssfu year.. Sincerely
HAYWOOD p1pLAIlE JENKINS.
n. r. D., Elleraon's, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
NOBEIt'rA Il. MOONEY
refrain.
lie never, never scowlcd-
sen though the wind Just hoWled.

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