Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

room and went OUT ana Smut the uoOT.
When she was gone the fairy slipped
around and looked at all the beautiful
dolls, and seeing one small one about
her size she picked it up and kissed it.
AS she was passing down an aisle of
dolls one big doll boy gruffly said;
what do you want here?'
Upon which she replied: your mis-
tress cast me here"
Then the boy said: Go away or l
will murder you"
mo you won't" cried a small, stout
looking doll boy from the back of the
room.
"Yes, 1 WILL
mo you won't etc.
A battle ensued, and soon the whole
room was fighting like demons.
One by one the fighters dropped off
and only two We're left. Then one fell,
and there, standing amidst fifty dead
bodies stood the little doll that wanted
to take the fairy's part
Then they tried to get out and failed.
AS they sat down. tired and disgusted,
the queen of the fairies appeared in a
light.
"Oh, queen" cried the fairy, "do let
me out"
"Will you promise never to disobey
me again." said the queen.
"Yes," PROMISE" said the fairy.
SO the queen let them out, and the
little fairy never again disobeyed the
good queen. MILTON BASHAM.
Ingiewood school, seventh grade. Age
13 years Box 235 Inglewood Rancho.
She was just planning what a good
time she would have with this lovely
little fairy when she heard her mamma
calling. She ran quickly to see what
her mamma wanted
Marie, dear" said her mamma, Il
havessome good news for you. Aunt
Margaret has just sent letter stating
that your cousin Dolly would like to
have you spend month or so out on
the ranch.
"Oh, mamma, what a lovely time 1
will have, and Cousin Dolly is so
dear. Oh, mamma, may l go and get
ready now?"
mo, dear; we are not going till to-
morrow. But you may go and tell
Mary Ann to get your trunk ready
But, Marie! do not put any of your
toys in, except your kodak, as it will
be very useful"
The next day dawned. bright. They
started early and were on the journey
all day. They reached Aunt Mar
garet's late at night and had a very
happy visit, as usual.
All this time Blossom had been left
alone. Marie had shut her up and had
forgotten all about her She finally
managed to get out window. and
behold, she was in Fairyland, and be-
fore her was the Fairy Queen She
was silent for few moments, but
finally the queen said:
my dear child, what you have done
is very wicked. will give you the
choice of two changes for punishment.
Either to stay away from Fairyland
for ten years or be changed into a
bird. If you are content with thls
it will be changed to five years. -
She chose to stay away from FAIRY
land.
The queen vanished and she found
herself alone in the forest She wan
dered around for many days. Finally
she reached a beautiful palace. she
was found by the small prince who was
playing in the garden. He kept her
many years, where she llNed hdRpS anu
contented.
She was released by the fairy queen
after five years. Your loving niece,
FANNIE. FELDMAN.
22Si Atlantic avenue, Long Beach
II. j. c. No. 2.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Blossom at first thought she would
be happy living in the dolls house OF
Marie but she very soon changed her
mind.
,, The little girl placed Blossom on
top of a little table. She stood there
with the fairy, but when night came
and time for Marie to go to supper
and then to bed, Blossom was left all
alone. She could not get out for the
doors and windows were all Locked.
Poor little Blossom. didn't know what
to do.
"Ahp' she sighed. "had been obe-
dent l would not be in this condl-
ton"
She wept and wept, but all in Vam.
She did not rest the whole night.
Dawn came and Blossoms only hope
Law in Marie's coming in again to her.
PIT If hannened on that morning that
Marie was going to the beach and she
forgot all about Blossom. The httle
fairy saw the girl and her mother as
they left the house for the station
She started in to cry again ana
prayed that the fairy queen, While IN
search for her. might come where she
was and she would try to get her TO
take her to fairyland again.
So poor Blossom cried and prayed