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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-14
A Religious Ashman.
From Everybody,s Marazine

Inc ashman was raising a can OF
n above his head to dump the con-
tents into his cart. when the bottom of
n can came out. Ethel saw 1t and
ran in n told her mother.
y nope you didn't listen to what he
said" the mother remarked.
H didn't say a word to me" re-
Piled h little girl; he Just walked or
by the side of his cart, talking 70
God."-Everybody,s Magazine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-14
In the Garden Of Life.

In the Garden Of Life.
when I first began to plant
Lies garden close, I did not know
(For was young and ignorant)
What choice Of seeds / ought to SOW.
And a things ! planted there
Alas! turned out but barren seeds.
And others died for want of care.
And many mere proved noxious weeda
But in the midrnost place Of all
"a little slip grew.
And 1t had burgeoned fair and tall
nefore / knew that 1t was there
The sweet earth drew around tts yoo+
And fairer still In form 1t grew
To bud, TO blossom. and to fruit.
And now, so radiant 1t grows.
The garden is a mag.c bower
Spaces Of perfume and Of rose.
Soft-vefied with beauty and with flower.
49,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-14

Ethel was SO sleepy last night hi
her father told her a short story SO
that he could get through before the
sandman came. Here Is the story:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-04-14

The lawyer made no reply.
Jimmy broke the seal Of the envelope.
Half his min was busy In speculation
as to Its contents, the other half was
engaged with the lawyers plans. jim
my was too experienced a man to be
deceived by the complaisance of the
smooth Mr.. Speeding. He watched his
every move. All the while he was en-
gagged In what appeared to be a con-
centrated examination OF the packet his
eyes never left the lawyer. That Sped
ding made no sign was a further proof
IN Jimmy's eyes that the coup was to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

s.0egpciier.

.Afaoemie"-.5 be Seroant in the Son'e".
,,Mubttprium@. lbe Girl nno The ~g8iJarb".
,5pros@o1 be Setabts".
"eaneth"-r Rene Sanilep Gonnpanb": -.
,ouniSah" ,Sbe Chinatown 3runi gmf
.Marplanb"-aettb'S .eTu Star 'SaubeciIc
mo Der aineiogrlpb.
,Rcm Mpnumtntal"- gnnfce Doodle Girls"
r~@iliuu.sheatsr," Baltimore rHhe 9ah'sir,
ldaIit ununierbrohene Sdnoeotue n1o
&SnnocIbilocr s@orfteuunaen.
,Wrrmauia. Naauusrd,ur" Aloniaa, ben "a.
Sanuur. Concert uHo SaA III Der '@erman'a'
,,ana. Mrbsitrr aranltn.iiutst II: setstn" =
9ieniiaa, ben ~. Sauliar, 90. Sttiinilne'eN VI
Der rWe6anics' Sale.
.Sarmonita.GInb eric" NIoutoa. ben "a;
oul, uuo 9earcns Strdbe. gpcliftt Goiri.
.Ne Glib steil 6%pueaps. 7. { S:"--3ien'
ttng, hCn %. SnniGr, WlasteHbau IN DER "@er'
munia. @IdnnerdoraSaue".
harmonic" - 5ienitne, ben %. SdHinr.
GcnScrt nnS @au in "Gcbnanns naae.
Seiansperein "Dielpble" Iteriids. oen
%, 2a!iidr.. bumortittlhc slben6 Aantsrba!ilil!a
Observation-Disclosures ben %. 60
Iuar, MtnitrcI Tortieuui9 III "9a5a5ers
Sale.
Northumberland, sriuitp. etrase. s!m
"a, "a. uno 20 SaHudr glfterflrS ouper, beg
bnnbcu nit ilsincm Rn5or. sun 9efien ben
STRIDE.
..Tcutid,r aritaerbuub non Baltimore" -
hsS adiier @ilbeIm ocs 3rpctten in Der "Sera
muria, Miinnerdoraonlc".
,Sratprten. Seienfhafr SonncritGg. ben
-. 1auudr. Tbenbs, "S5rael III eoppten" II
Der .9nriC".
slftee 9eabpbp.RteitaI 49, 5rcitdg. ben %.
SaTuur, yiadnIiitdgs 4 ubr.
..pnrie" DiontGg, ben 81. Soniur, It.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Ser IemtidJc Correspondent.

Gie ein5ige beutite 3eitilns in
Baltimore, melfe Oeu 2eiern ollie
Geuigteiten Der Staot. beS StaateS
rnb Der 0eIt tdsIih iriih %Iiefert.
SIC einaige oeutibe 3eitilns, lpeIGc
III allen areiien beS Gei,.ifltbums
gcleien pirb. Nur Der "Gorreipou'
hrt" bringt Die Tepeid)eH Der .Iiio.
ciirten Rreiie," oeren Mitslieb Der.
ic!be iii. Ger Correspondent" lit Die
ein5ige bei,tidc 3eituug, ipeldle iit
GROCER 9erbreitung in MarpIaub,
@oibington, 8irginien, @eit.Sirgi'
nicr, ionic i'm eonien Siioen erireut ;
ltcbt feiner bieiieeu groberen ensli'
ihen 3eituna i'm 9epeifeu. un0
2ofolnabridten.G icnit nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
Nas Mctter.

1iir Morplano mo Den Tiitrift
Columbia beilte unb 1ienitog flares
@cttcr uno m1Bigc Siomelt. mo
&%Seltpinoc. .o, ,,r- ,-.--"
@eltern bctrlig Die hod)ite Senlpe-
rotllr 80 @roo INN 3 llbr Nud)n1it-
tags mo Der nieorieIte thermometer
itonb mor % @rno um 7 llbr Wor-
gems.
,Sn Den iibrigeu 9uroeS.@ ctters
neutrality-suspicious. iunrbe Der
nadfplgenbc bofiie thermometer.
ltonO regiitrirt: Gaitport 40, Eort.
lolip 40. Bolton If, Mlbonp 3S, 9tem.
a)orf 40. Ebilaoelpbio IL, gtlantic'
Sin 36, Sarrisbur9 80, @oibing.
ton II, NorfpIf 46, Sotteras Is.
Charlotte Al. @ilmineton 50, Gbor'
leIton IS. Suponnab 80, SadiouuilIc
56. Slipiter Ga, Sen @elt GIG, Ntlonta
rs. Woniaoncrp 60. Rep.S orleans
6S. Eoleitine "A. @alpeIton G6, Cor.
pllS Gbrilti Ga. Wenlpbis 5S. Giltcln'
noti as, Eittshura 30, N~ortbiielo
36, Buffalo 30. Glcpclono b. Ietroit
N. Nlpcno 30. Worollctte 2G, @rcel
Ban -. Chicago 80. Tulutb %. ct.
Eoul 26. ct. 2oiiS ii. @anloa Gitp
y. Smnbo 80. Sliron 81, @isn,ort
~. WilliIton 26, Sabre II. Snlt Sotc
0itp II, Genuer 81. NORTH Tlottc rs.
TmoriIlo 90, Eoboc Gitp GO unb Sos
Mngeles % @ro0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives its read
ers all the important happenings in the
City, the state, and the World, fresh every
lay
The CORRESPONDENT as far as its news
columns is concerned, Is second TO no paper
published in baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only DER
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland. Virginia, West Virginia and the
SOnth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
oSarmunic."
Gon5ert nnb Yaii,
Sicnitaa, Sen %, Sanmar,
I%cbmann's Sale, $50.
C23-I

ScrmiBt. = Srou Irric Soupt
bon Nr. III, Siio.&eseiterltroBc, er.
ldien geitern Nad]nlittag IN Der sit
lid)en Holi5ciitation mo erild)tc hit
Nadyoridnng ltod ibren rs Sabre
olten Sobn Sacob Saupt, luelfcr
ieit Dem %. Ge5einber ipi,rlos Der.
idpuunben lit. 5rau Saupt gIoiibt,
hoB i'd Der Sunse, oer fir ieili I'll.
fer al,sllabmsneiic aroB III, aui ri.
iicnl Nliiterrbpot III Ser Bal beiinbet.
Wie in Scr Sflopen5eit,
@eil CT oneeblid) ieiuen 6orntor.
feitcr Soiepb 8ornep nno bciien
Grau nit elmer 'SeIgobel sur Nrbeit
nniporlltc, lpnrhc ge|tern Souis
8laB. Der on Der goItert.N uenic'
3ooo cine sSorri bctreibt. hurd, Rid.
fer 1bompion in Der Gontou.E cIisci'
Sfation nit $50 uno Soften b%eItroit.
Inf Scr StraBe gcitor-
len. = Ter SO Sabre alte @iaiolt
@aaigbcr BON 9rooflpn. @.-D, Der
iii Der 9ai ais auiierniiid)er beid0i'
tist par nio ON iSrcitaa IN Sfipar'
sellbnd)'s ~2oaisbaus, Nr. S12, Dit
Yrottitr., einfehrte, lpiirbe ee'icril
friib furs naf Mitternaht Dor Dem
Samie Nr. $40, Sit.Yrattitrabe, foot
aufgefunben. Coroner Gnoler BON
niiliden Giiirift leitete cine Inter.
iud]ung ein.
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, 0eIbf.nSnaser

GtIOienounaeti mad TeutiHldnb
ltb Deitret4 . ltnsorn iidjtr unb
idJneu beiorgt. 8, 10 nnb 20 Marl..
iotuie 10 uno 90 aronen.s 9eine a,i
ptrlaufeu.
9brs. s. 0isnes e &c.,
t9-l ". 217, cftUalHmors.Str .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

'""* Seinen i%iiniten jdbrlidenIaas'
fenboa balt bos .ge Slb SteilsGoH.
flape" om Iienitag, ben 25. Saruar.
in Der .@ermania.M 1nnertorsSalle"
ab. Cine 8ouoepiae. 8criteaung fin.
oct 5u eIeiher 3eit I'M unteren Sualc
itatt. Ger Gintritts 1T MIR 90
Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

Gem Terleien bes 9erid)ts oe5
Erdiioelitcn iolgte Die gcamtenmabl,
meld}c ioIgenbcs graebniB bate:
Trdlioent 2eon 9auer. 8ice.Erdiioent
Souis St. @iltmau, Sfabmeiiter
5erbinnnb 9ernei. SefretGr 3iIliola
SdloB, Gireftoren fir einen spei'
iGbrigeu Sermiu: CHARLES aoEcr,
&erion giiemann, Q. $. 2oitdbci-
mer, Geo. ~. 5arib Iar Sufidilo
lmb u. 8. &apner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

=" 70 - ~ II T
"*s Gin foitlifes amiiiement Der
ipridi ci,te Minitrel : Yoriieanns 81
tperoeit. ipelde Der .Mo,ort-N 1nner-
dor dii Eienitdg abe,,b in &asa.
Ser's SaIle peranitoItet. Eos BRO
grninh entbdlt ebenio piele pie ur-
fonniIhe Nummern. Wer {id) aIio
eiinidI griinoIid) diis3nlahelt
ipiinidltt, Der finbe iih piinftfid eit.
Tie Woriteuung beeinnt i'm 1a9 llbr
gbenos. Gds Arrangements. Gomiic
beite1t aus ben SO. Tbeo. Sdoifer,
Y. u. Mos9e, Nar StrauB, VbiIipp
Ghniiot nno @. Scroll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

*** Gin Masfenbaa oeS oSarmo.
ricn Club Trios" miro beute a6eno
IN Der ~Stterbein.Solle" an Der Gdc
poit Sull- uuo 9eaion.S traBe nilt
2oc1it.G oint it%attfinben. Ger Gill.
tritt bon 10 Gents lit Elm iebr niebri.
ger. uno Ser 9eiid mirb oesbalb
ipobl nid)ts 81 lpiinid)en iibrig loiietl.
++* Ger narieaerbuuo bon 9olti-
more" peranitaltet 5ur Seier oes @e.
burtstogcs bes aoiiers @ilbelm's oes
3tpeiten am Mittipod,, oen 26. 6ebr.,
in Der r8ermania-N ldnnerdorASal'
lie" cine MISUNDERSTANDING II. Bali.
an onoerer Steae beS .Geutihen
Gorreiponoenten" lit ai,se5eist, no
Die Gintrittsfarten eeloit iuerben foll.
,,en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24
I'm Iieuitc Der 3pbltbatisfeit.

las .SsraeIitiid)e @%aiieubaus"
bate criolerei6es Sabr. = Gie
3S. SabreS 8eriamnIllng inter
GROCER 9etbeili9un9 i'm InItalts-
@ebdilbe abgebalten. - IaS Gr.
gebniB Der geomteltlpabl.
@eItern iano Die 3S. Sabres Ser.
i,mmIims Der uSSraeIitiifen 8ai'
ienbous @eielfidoft" i'm anitaItS.
GebGuoe an Der Seigbts .Ipenlte
Igott, an weld)er iid) Die Sntereiicnten
in GROCER 3abl betbeiligten. Erdii'
bcnt Econ 9aler begriiBte bel Groff.
NINA Der 9eriommlune Ole Grltie.
nenen unb rnterbreitete Damn Der
Gcriammluna ieinen Sabresberidt.
IieIem 3llfoIge befanoen iid i'm
9,oriobre 96 @aiienfinoer I'M Seim.
3mei perliebeu Die gnitalt, 10 baB lid
CUR Belt nod 81 3ogIinge in Dem
&nititut, pelhes Roum iiir bnlloer:
9inoer bat, befinben. Sn ben lesten
snolf Wonateu mar uift elm ein5i'
ger ernlter aronfbeitsfoll in Der Ans
Italt Al, perseifnen. YrGiioent 2uuer
rtiidtc in ieilem 9erid)t Den 8nnidl
ans, bab oas Seim in 8iir5e uergro'
6crt lperoe, bumit mebr @aiIe1 In
tcrfunit iinoen fonnen. Tem Su.
perintenoentcn Gr. Somiel 6reu-
he1tbol Ipenoete- Der Goriieer bobes
@cb fir Die umiid)tiae uno 3ufrieoen=
itcQenoe Serpoltung bes Snltituts.
ocsglcid)en Der 2ebrerin 9crtbo Rap.
rer iSrunf. neld,e lett Sabren pier5is
Gnabcn unb Wdohen Sonbfertigs
teits. llnterriht ertbeiIt mo erfreu-
lid,e @eiultate er3ielt bat. aud, Der
Observation-Disclosures Sri. Map 6reu.
rcntbal nurbe Der 3anf bes ErGli.
bcnten fiir bas tiihtige 8irfen in Der
NEitolt ausgeiproten. &or ailr5em
murbe cine mefaniide 3eifenihu!c
in Der gnltaIt cingeridtet, pelde iett
ton neun anaben beiud)t miro. Die
%.asgaben betrueen in 1909 $t9,.
S25.76, in 1908 $16,945.3S. Ser
Webrbetrag I'M 8priabre lit leoigIid)
hcrailf 5uriifSufiibren, bab bas Gi-
lcftorium cine Steinmauer I'M Be
TRACE bon $1100 errihten lieB uno
1925 fir cine allf fiinf Sabre lau-
ienoe Geriiderunas .Eolice perauss
gabte. an Gonationen gingen Dem
Snititut pdbrenb bes Ietten SabreS
sic folgenoen 9etra9c SIT:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

len. mie nett sic Berantiportlihteit
Der Baltimore . Ohio gabnL" pel'
DIE cine Reibe Don TfGblen i'll gus
quebnnno, Die bon oem tenlporaren
griidenbau Itammen iteben lieB, in
9etroft fommt.
Mud Ser Yotomoc ongcs
d) 10 ollen.
auS Sagerstotpn miro beridtet,
BOP Ser Gotomac eeitern 5piid)en
Sancod unb @iQiamsport 81 elmer
Sobe pon 16 Sub itie9. Sic llier ocS
Gheiapeote m0 Shio.aonals Turoen
iiberifyuemmt unb Ole elettriifen
@raftanlagen BET cen Ganmen Nr.
4 iinO ) erbeblid ~beid)doi9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-24

as Ter 8eIaneeerein ,Welooie"
miro ain GienItns, Sen 25. Snrinar,
III Sbimef's SaIle, 9fr. 932. Moros
9ronoiuap, eii,e MISUNDERSTANDING
peranitaltcn. Gin redt bumoriitiidcs
Srogramm lit mlfeeitelIt porben. II.
dnsencbme Stunoen iteben ben BE.
ilifern oesbalb bepor.
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Ter pSdeutIidJe @eiunbbeitsberidt.

lie Irbeit Der neu augeItellten Ellie
berfuIoits . @Grterinnen 5eitigt
quite Geiultate. = Su Der pers
i%Ioiienen @ode ereieneten it'd,
233 IobesfGde. 2ungen.gnt.
siinolins forbert Die mciiten
Spier.
Ser n~oteutIide 9erid)t bes @es
i~unobeits : 1epurtcments 5eiet. bob
III Der perfloIienen 8ofe TIC SaIle
ron Iuberfuloiis a%ngeneIbet tpurben
in @ergleib su II in Der correipon.
o;renben @ohe beS goriabres. 4ies
scigt iebr bentlif Die Irbeit Der gu.
tcrfuto;is . 31rterinnen, !pelfe DOT
eiruo sipei 8odyen ibre Sbdtigfeit ntfs
nobmen.
Gem 9eriht Suiolge itarben IN be-
lctten @pde 233 Gerionen. segen.
ilber $50 in Der gleif)en Yeriobe BEG
georiabres, 273 in 1908 lno $50 in
1907.
9ie j1brlihe 2obesrate pro 5al.
icrb Der 9epolferung betrig 1850,
1880 iiir @eiBe uno 34.40 fir Nes
ger.
Sic boupti16lihen 9obesilriaden
uaren: 3ppbuS ,, Waieru I, Sfor-
lodyiieber /, Iipbtberitis I, Sn-
~ilren3a Z, grpiipelis 3, 2uberfuloIiS
%, &rebS If, or9nntide Ser5tranfs
1eitcn 20, 2,tngenentSiii,oung 45.
grigbt'ihe 0iereufranfbeit 10.
Shtp1te nod Ser @eburt 8, IIterS.
idmdte A, selbitmoro 1, llnfaae s.
Bon Sen 8erItorbenen naren 1870
@eiBe IN ben Ser. Staaten uno 81
i'm auslanoe seboren; BET orei Ser
ionen mo Der 8eburtsort unbefannt.
Mn 8eburten nurben i%nsgeiammt
50 angemeIbet, barunter 81 @eiBc
uno IS Neaer; Al maren mdnnlihen
ln0 Al meibllfen @etdIled)tS.
Gerin in geIIepue - @incr
Tepeife aus Tep.9orf suioIee lit
2otprence Eerin BON Baltimore, BEL
fen Gsfapaoen in Spanten 10 arobes
aufieben erregt buben, 5ur geobad).
tune ieines 8eiites5uItanoes i'm
Bellevue oipitaI" in Nep.Dorf III.
fprnphroht marion
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SptiS.
SebbtrS 'tin5igtS gtubfp.

4ebbfPS 'eit8igte StubfD.
1~ebermann fenat bic Sprt iins 9e.
Iiefertt Hrbeit; mir beaten xidjt b..
ran, ms ielbi ~ iOben, fonbern aber.
laHen Sies nnieten Geiitnnsen. atins
4reppen bei ms IL tthtisea. 2aKea
gle iidj bon Nnberen ni1t tSniMen,
60 gitb nnr elm ein3isss 4ebbeI.stn
bic nnb bies btfinStt i'd i'm Nartrrtt.
Mdten sic anf baS Sans, mo- nnitf
Ransen auf sbiren nab TtaRers
ittht.
aeine A8enftn. 0in $feis.
Adttn Gle nnf
--&ebbepA-
SCI Rsr6yGds.s fr.. Hshe &iek.&tt.
aafs s,,r Wsift ih'S assJanS be.
,fprBf 9. Aaiat, Ut. 4f3, cirtaIt.
a,urcittasr, nabt Hnitsat &S1ie dbt.
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%** Ter ~aagemeinc Nrbeiter.
aranfen : llnteritiitui,ss : 8creiu"
bat Dos ebrluiiroiae Mlter bon 80
Sabren erreiht irlb miro iein Stii.
tilngsfeit am Giciitos, ben IS. 81
mar. lit DER .WIed)a1tics' Sale" il,
dnscmeiiener Beiie feiern. Gle Set.
lidfeiten oieies gereins iino itets
angct,ebme.
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*"" Tie .Snrmonie" b1lt an,
Tienitaa abeno. ben Is. Sariinr. in
~saebmonn's 9afle" eiit @or5ert nj.
Die Sdnear babeit It'd, gut porberel<
tet uno Girigent alein bat elm reid
Daltiges Yrogromm aerp1bIt.
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321 WsrSs9ds.s St.. nahe &isk.&tt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
LIMERlcKs CONTINUED

To market to buy a fat pig
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried 'sWee! weei
Now how can see
Along side this great big fg?"
GLADYS WATERBURY,
Grade 6, Sawtelle city school.
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jiggNty jig !"
The pig cried "Wee! wee!
Now how can ] see
When I'm riding in this old red rlg?"
Adds SHORT.
Grade 6, sawtelle city school.
To market to buy fat pig
we ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried Wee! wee!
Now how can see
TO the country to buy ripe hg?"
HAZEL SNYDER.
Grade c, sawtelle city school
To market to buy a fat pig
we ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried "Wee! wee!
Now how can I see
In this big old rig? 2"
ROSE cARRAsco.
Grade G. sawteiie city school,
To market to buy a fat DiE
We ride along jggety jlg-
The pig cried 'sWee wee
Now how can / see
To get back homer
NO SIGNATURE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

found to be a beautiful dress with
shoes and stockings to match Ellen
was soon dressed She walked to the
great banquet hall and was introduced
to a prince. She was surprised to tind
out she could dance and when the time
came to cut the cake she was glad 10
rest. After hunting for while she
found the pea in, her piece. The young
prince found the bean and they We're
king and queen. What was Ellen's 8
surprise when upon going to the
pitcher she found all her work done.
She went to bed happily that night and
was married many years later to the
prince. MAY PALMER.
Age II years, grade AT, Sixteenth
street school, San Pedro.
'Do YOU think you would make a
good queen?" asked the fairy. Ellen
was so frightened at seeing the fairy
she hardly knew what to do so she
said, Il don't know, I'm sure, but l
think I would"
.WelI.'' said the fairy, ''if you think
you would make good queen you may
have your WISH
queen" said Ellen; good and kind to
every one if l can only be queen of the
fairies"
"All right" said the fairy; ''you shall
he Queen" So she touched Ellen with
her wand and she was dressed in the
most beautiful of clothes and the
prettiest little wings of all colors.
Then the fairy took Ellen IN ner
arms and flew away to fairyland. She
presented Ellen to the fairies, and TIL Y
all bowed very low to her, and Ellen
was so happy.
she was queen of the fairies for many
wears. and they always called her the
White Queen. PEARL LOGAN.
West saticoy, Ventura.
Remember to write only on one side
of the paper.
"You have been good little girl,
Ellen, and have done all your work
nicely. so / will change your garments
for those fit to attend this feast. Then
if YOU chance to be the lucky one and
get the piece with the pea in it, you
can have your wish and be queen
When it is over come quickly to TINS
spot and I will be waiting for you.'
ssOh. how good you are!" cried Ellen.
81 know you must be fairy. for only
a fairy would be SO good to a little
serving girl like me-
"Well, be quick, then. Now, stand
perfectly still and close your eyes,
With a touch of her wand she changed
Ellen's red table cloth to red satin
dress, and the ring of the lamp to a
gold crown.
"There, go and remember what I
said"
oh, what fine time Ellen had. She
was the lucky one and sat up on her
throne enjoying herself SO much. She
was at last being queen of the Twelfth
Night. LUCY SPALDING,
371 Claremont avenue, Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06


GRACE NJ. WALKER,
Grade s, First street school; age Il; 5ls
Ganahl street.
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried "Wee wec
Now how l see
When l am in such queer rig
PAUL PFEIFFER.
Grade 4. Corona school.
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried ''Weei Wee!
Now how can | see
Where the money Will come from TOT my
Grade I, Marengo school, Alhambra.
To market to buy a fat pig
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried Wee, wee!
Now how can 1 see
For l not very big
HUGH FIFE.
coachella school. coaehella, Cal
To market to buy fat pig
we ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried 'Weel weei
Now how can I see
How to ride with this big Tat nig?"
GEO CHAMBERLAIN,
Grade G. Sawtelle city school.
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried Wee! wee!
Now how can see
When I'm bound tightly up in this rig?'
HELEN MARIE FERGUSON
ssis Emmett street. age 10; As, L. A. H.
To market to buy a fat pig.
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried ''weel Wee.
Now how can see
To get hog for this piggy
CHARLOTTE CARRIER,
Las Encinas Lamanda Park.
To market to buy fat pig.
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried Wee! wee!
Now how can | seei
Which way to fee?"
4th grade Los Feliz school.
To market to buy a fat pig.
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried Wee! Wee!
Now how can l see
I'm so full can't move my wig?"
RUTH WING,
154s Council street: Union ave. school.
10 market to buy fat pig
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried Wee! wee!
Now how can I see
What Will become of poor me
MARGUERITE BUTCHER,
57f7 Pasadena avenue.
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jiggety jig
The pig cried Wee! wee!
Now how can I see
When we ride so fast in this rickety gig?"
MIRIAM SPENCER.
92s w. Twenty third street.
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jggety jig
The pig> cried Wee! wee
Now how can
I can't escape worth a fig 2?
MERLE SMELL.
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jggety jig
The Dig cried Wee! wee!
Now how can see
The day there feast is now to be-"
FANNY FIELDMAN,
10 American avenue. Long Beach
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jggety jig
The pig cried Wee! wee!
Now how can I see
When I sit and look at your wig?'
ALFRED WARE.
Grade 6, Sawtelle city school.
To market to buy fat pig
We ride along jggety jig
The mig cried "Wee wee
Now how can see
To go home and eat big ig?"
RAYMOND osTERMAN,
Grade 6. sawtelle city school.
To market to buy a fat pig
We ride along jiggety Jig
The pig cried ''Wee! wee
Now how can see
With this butterfly that twig?"
BYRON EWING.
Grade g. Sawtelle city scnoui.
TO market to buy fat pig
We ride along iiggety Jig
The pie cried ''Wee! weel
Now how can l see
To get In that cage so big?"
PEARL MAY,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-04-22
WHATS IN MccLURE's.

Under the title of "The New Ameri-
can City Government" George Kibbe
Turner tells in the May McCLUREs Of
the rapid spread of the commission
form of government; Burton j. Hen
drick has an article on 1.-THE Skulls Of
Our Immigrants" which upsets the
belief so long held by scientists that
the skull was the one thing that could
not change; w. A. Du Puy and e. t.
Brewster show what the rat has cost
us in lives and money, and M. Paoli
gives his "reminiscences of the Car
of Russia Foremost in the fiction is
an unusual detective story, "The An
thropologist at large" by DR.. R. A.
Freeman, editor of the London Lam
Get. Other stories are 1.-THE Glamour"
by Oscar Graeve; 1.-THE Blue Pearl
by Meth Boyce; "The Nineteenth
Hat" by Arnold Bennett; "The Point
of View," another war story by lola
Luk-Oie;" and "The Education OF
King Peter" by Edgar Wallace.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-04-22
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

The meeting Sunday at the head
quarters was very interesting and
many good points discussed. The
subject for discussion was DUTY"
and the discussion was led by Prof, E.
w. Benton, who drew many helpful
ideas to mind. The attendance was
fair Among the visitors were Rev,
Father Dardis who was introduced
and welcomed in a very forcible
manner for some few minutes giving
wholesome advice. We were glad TO
see him.
The Bible study class continues to
grow in Importance. We regret
that more do not take advantage OF
this glorious opportunity to learn
more of the Bible. DR.. Ellington
instructs this class on Wednesdays
from $50 to 1880 p. m. Come.
The Y. M. G. A. is now Offering an
opportunity to every young man who
wishes to continue his branches OF
study. We are conducting classes
and taking up whatever branch you
desire. Tuesday night at GAS we be
gin instruction. Every one, whether
member of Y. M. c. A. or not, should
take advantage Of these classes.