Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18

they VIII be ready soon. lnlilh ~ -
so sweet Of you to appreciate the
things 1 do, for then l feel as thougn
really were pleasing you.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Oh how l was surprised to have four
limericks published at once and get my
picture printed. That picture wasn't
worth the ink that was used on IT, out
/ thought l would take a chance
Here are two limericks and picture
under the topic, Getting Lessons.
Hope you'll like them.
Seventh grade. Age 13 years. In
glewood. ,.,,
that picture, Milton, but knew that
you could do better. / appreciated
your other letter about cartooning'
you know, and I'll do anything TO help
you if you will only come In to see me-
Dear Aunt Laurie:
My little sister is very SICK ana shg
wants me with her every minute, SO
didn't think l would have time to write
to you this week.
However. 1 found time and hope my
story will be in print soon.
]. ILENE CLARK.
719 East Forty-first street, Mckinley
Avenue school, grade B6.
am more sorry than can tell that
your little sister is sick, and tnlhk
YOU are brave to write to me. Indeed
your story will be printed, and l hope
you will send many more to me-
Dear Aunt Laurie:
I would like to be one of your nieces.
I am sending you a limerick, which
I hope will be printed.
DOROTHY GERVAIS.
Anaheim Grammar school, grade 3,
age Z.
1 want you to be one OF my nleces'
and indeed your limerick will be print
ed. Please write to me as often as
you can.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Will you forgive me for delaying my
writing so long? l am going TO try
and write often. Your niece,
ELSA WINKLER.
OF course 1 will forgive you. but I
have missed your letters so much.
Write to me as often as you possibly
can.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
If / may would like to become one
of your nieces. l have read and en-
joyed The Herald Junior for some
time. / am sending you an unfinished
story and a limerick. I hope to see
them in print in the Junior next Sun
day. BERTHA WRIGHT.
Indeed you may become one of my
nieces, and 1 am so happy that you
wish to be. Write to me as often as
you can.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
We have been getting the Herald
Junior for a long time, and I would
70 ha Of
nieces if 1 may 1 think the Junior
is one of the best things to help a
child's education. I am sending you
a limerick to begin with.
OLLIE WALTER.
$40 East Sixth street. Ninth street
school, grade AS.
You may become one of my nieces,
indeed, and am delighted to have you
become interested in it. I think the
benefits are many too. Don't forget
to write to me often.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
If may I would like to become one
of your nieces.. am very fond OF
writing stories and will write every
week to you Your little friend,
VIRGINIA ADAMS,
Oil West Thirty-fourth street.
will be so happy to have you for
one OF my nieces and your stories will
be welcome each week. 1 will expect
them.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
inclose a limerick and the conclu-
sion of the unfinished wishing" story.
These are my second contributions and
I hope they get printed.
I will be glad when the Junior PEN
nants or pins are ready.
Yours sincerely,
CHARLES OLINCH.
am glad you have started to write
for me and perhaps If you try hard
Won will win one of those pretty pins.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
I thank you so much for the nice