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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
THE nor Asn THE nryER.

a little boy was once sent to mar,
ket by his mother to sell butter and
cheese.
On his way he came to swif,
flowing river. The boy stopped and
looked al the water as IL ran swift
ly by on its way to the great sea
Well said he 10 himself. there IL
no bridge here, nor any boat In sight
so will wait until the water has all
run by" Saying this he laid himself
Gown ~ ~ ~ ,,,tsSp baun
TO wait until the river ran by.
He waited long Time. but the
water never ran by Then nc went
home. HIS mother asked him why he
brought the butter and chaos homa
lie said: Wonder there is river and
was waiting for 1t TO run ny SO as
could get across"
"Ah, my SON" said his mother. you
will never Sell your butter and cheese
IL you walt ~ the river runs by"
Composed by
:. -. LrTHiaH' e. HERNDoN
Perry st. Market South Richmond
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Passle Department
FLORAL shake.pcnrcan Puzzle.

The best set OF answers to the cues
lions In this puzzle will entitle the
sender TO receive n prize.
|. What quality Is the columbine
supposed to symbolic In act W., scene
", OF Shakespeare's Hamlet?
g. The row-aower Is mentioned in
act iv., scene VII, of Hamlet" What
flower was formerly called by that
name? What flower does II mean now
j. In act iv.. scene ". OF Hamlet"
what is gennel supposed to be the EN-
blem Of?
T. VIVA, mower is attributed to FERN
seed In shakespenres King Henry
w." act H., scene l.?
O. Long puppies are sroken of in act
w., scene VII. of Hamlet" What
flower does Shakespeare indicate by
that name?
9 In act H.. scene L., and in act iv,.
Dream what flower Is called "love
In idleness," and how was II used in
Shakespeares day?
a. What Is the reference to the mari
gold In act w.. scene iv., of Winters
Fale"7
s. What famous wars are referred to
when roses are called In question in
act H. scene Nv, of ! king Henry
VIZ?
0. What mention of rosemary in &C,
J., scene ", OF Romeo and Juliet?
10. OF violets. in act w.. scene Nv. OF
THE Winters Tale?
N, B.-Several members OF the club
have asked for the Booklovers' Con
test to he continued In responding
to the request. Shakespeares fowers
and flower-lore have been brought, In
to use as affording you midsummer in
terest and instruction.-Th Editor.
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Barton Heights.
ANSWER TO PUZZLES.

Answer TO Courtney *, Meade's char.
ade: "Longfellow"
: Answer to Hidden Books: /,
2 Little Mother" g. "A Very Noush-
" Girl" I, "Daddy's Girl" 5, Uncle
Remus." g. Aunt Diana 7. Sweet
Girl Graduate" S. "A Modern Tom
boy"
Answer To Girls Names in Fogures
|, Julia: . Blanche; 3. Thelma. 4. Vir-
GINA; 3, Helen; 8. Nerna: !. Evelyn: s
Lyra: 2. Randolph; 10 Vera; II. Ida
-, Nellie.
Answer to Names of States In Fig
ures: !, New York; 2, Utah: 3. Wash
ineton; |, Mississippi; +. Texas: 6, Vir-
sinia; 7, West Virgins; s, Vermont. o
Oregon 10, Georgia.
Answer to Girls' Names in Figures
L. Crelora; .. Ruth. 3, Rebekeh: l.
Golde; 3, Margaret; 6, Elsie; I, Ger
trude; s, BESSIE; 3, Kesie; 10. Edith
Answer TO Authors Names in Fig
ures: !, southworth; 2, Alger; 3, Henty
l. Ran 3, Ewing; !. Carroll; I, Meade
s, Sa8e; 0, Carey; 10, Craven.
Answer to Jumbled Authors Names,
l. j. Russell Lowell; 2, Nathaniel
Hawthorne; 3, oliver Wendell Holmes
I. William M. Thaekeray 5, John O.
Whittier
NJ MARGARET DANIEL
Nohead Va
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QUESTIONS on A QUARTER.

1. How many stars are there on a
25-cent piece?
2. How many letters in the scroll
held In the eagles besk?
3. How many feathers In each OF
the eagles wings7
4 How many, tail fathers?
D How many parallel bars In the
shield?
6. How many horizontal ones?
.. How many arrow heads
S, How many leaves on the branch
.. How many letters In the words
quarter dollar,"
10, What is the lucky number?
LOUISE WINCkLER
Phlllis, Va.
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One day when all The folks were out
Our pastor came to call.
and when we two were all alone
was not scared at all
And Just asked him lots of things
That ] was wild to know;
How God<knows everything l do.
And whtSe my dog Will go?
And when asked about my dog,
He said, My little man,
\ thing as noble as your dog
Hiss some place In Ged's plan."
AKRON WALLER
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A TRUE FRIEND.

First Part.
william Whyatt was the son of
Is York millionaire. having plenty of
ey 10 spend. which he did both ex-
Agar;ly and foolishly.
n Aston was only poor boy
ng hard TO keep himself at this
boarding school.
vet these two boys. of all others
asst friends. John Alsfon, Il
good hearted. studious boy was
) into this high .classed board
ol on condition that he would
und the school for his father
@ poor working mana
by trade-and could not
~ his boys high board
Wyatt, before John had
is school, had always led
ut now John was at the
only that. he was the
9TH football and rowing
ugh John was outwit-
is studies and contests.
AIKEN n great liking for
sai ~was considered so in
1 briSt spring morning
re sitting in Williams
Nod room-he always
- n Wis nicely furnish
I, herman lesson
,,sn was a bore; on
Ft +t okn really enjoyed
e. 1T came to him so
Ised It.
write this German
eX scarcely write a
wa ! Of has friend
"Te ls} replied his friend
"Ko. M e@ the nicht schrei-
beny e the exercise?l
"Sl e.n can't under
stand osaar 's'H saying was
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ANIMALS, NAMES IN NUMBERS.

LII, 20, 5, ~, is, Is. s.
as. 8, 10. is, !, II, a. 5. s.
3.-ll. |, II, 7. 10, Is. Is.
is. O. Is. It, IL, Is. Is. 81, /, is
5.-5, ~, +, 10. s, /. IA. II.
6.-6, 5, 10, 10, s, 81.
IA, l, Is, 9, H.
S.-l2. 5, IS. l6. /. IS. g.
Barton HEIGHTS
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On Thursday morI
ly. packed my trunk,
ready 10 get aboard
Richmond
AT i.;3n our engine b
we laid UP al Burke,
hours, while another en- ..
ing brought from Neysvi
not reach Richmond unit
while there we took in
Went to the Academy and
ing picture shows We
through the City Han. on,
wood, and 10 three or 70,
parks. on Wednesday fft -t
hNterian SUNDAY schools wen
huckroe Reach on picnic. u
tons went The FIRST lett at
NJ. the second at 1870 and the
s. We left on the 1870 and
Buckrce Beach abou; $3.50. we
tho first section at the statio,
coming us. We certainly, did ii
the day, and got back 10 Rich
aoout that night. II was ver;
the last part OF the time ! was I
hut II is hot everywhere. There
great many more things of int,
could say about Richmond and
flrst stay th& but might make
story too lnng
LUCY WRIGHT
South Boston En
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RAsEM, THE WISER.

CONTINUED From Last Sunday1
20. you rascally imps" cried Kasem
as he found himself in the streets,
You have ruined ne. And must !
carry you home when YOU have rob
bed me OF what / holl the dearest up
on carth--my gold? Never!
Thus saying, he flung the slippers
Int, Into the Il, ,s cana, run Y. =, through :"
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Is Ia, q, Is. S. /. IL. 20.
2.-ls, !. 2. 2. 8, 20.
3.--6, IL. "a.
ia, 6. /. Is
$40. 9. I, ;, is.
"a. 8, 1. %, 8. Is
j. r. WoODvILLE, JR
Fayette, w, Va,
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TIE WEEKS pRIIE WINNERS.
hiss bcssic May Chadwick, care VIII
Ham chndNick, National Soldiers,
Hone, Hampton, Vn.
Miss Mnry :, Mcdaniel, Wcsthnmnt,n
Hichmond, VIZ.
Curtis &. Elder, BrnnkneaI, VA,
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Welcome Back. John s. Terry.

Dear Edltor.-i am going 10 see ~ my AZ
tempt to enter the club again Is successful;
nave nos written YOU aimee returned
from school, where ! enjoyed the eight
~ on my examinations and n5 on NV years
work ] suppose YOU hardly remember mo
as club member, hut ! have been rondinr
the PAGE nearly every sunday and have en-
ioyed IT much J don't suppose II would
DO for me to send anything to the fair ex
hihit: as ! do not live in Virginia I won.
der How many OF the members have rend
victor Huen's novel les MiserAhles /,
is the most inspiring hook ever read.
somehow consider !; one of the hest
books Poor lean Val Jean was nearly
CntiSt- llke- have set Of Kipling now
which wish to finish in a short yb,lc I
heard that Kipling is deed. Is II true tina,
ne is2 From your new old member
Rockingham. y. C. JOHN s. TERRY
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THE wEEI<'s COMMUNICATIONS.

Atkins, Virginia /
Anderson, Evelyn
Briel. Marion
l3a ker, Elizabeth
Chadwick, Harry
Chadwick. w. IL.
Chadwick. l.. v.
Dyke. Evelyn T..
Elder, Curtis q.
F'aris, Carrie
l'aris, Lena n.
Gayle, llortha
Ga yle, Lois NJ.
Garcin, II. H., Jr.
H"nde. Robert
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: Lee. Annie
Norton. Martha
AcDcarmon. *.
MattoN, Clyde
Mcdaniel, NJ. s.
McGowan, Susie "
Meade, c, Is.
Norwood. Helen
Rand. Ora v.
hanson, Lyra V.
Roberts. John G..
Seay. Maggie
Seay. LeinUel
Spicer, Mary c.
Terry, John S.
Tanner. Claire
49, alma
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Old Vets Homo Again.

Dear Edi,or,--Our soldiers came back mn,
the border Monday Il mem Sunday. they
lei them on shore Monday. They ''shurc''
do look fine In their khaki uniforms Their
faces are brown as Indians. And lust
ihlnk OF II members, they are odd vets and
most of them are mere boys. All Of then,
didn't come back. They never WILL. for they
iell for the nag. That's grand to die fight
inE FOR The nnE. Don't YOU think 60 mem
hers? would like the others 10 tell In
their letters what they think about the
service. think IT'S the nobicst calling there
is Those that do not live near an army
post have wrong idea ot soldiers hut II
isn't the happy go mcky" life they imae-
Inc | must now close this long letter a nd
lure which | hope won can put on IN,
page. Your patriotic member.
WILLIE e. CHADWICK.
Care William Chadwick, National soldiers
Pirking BIackherries
Dear Editor,--I suppose YOU will ge, tired
Of reading my letters after a while. hu,
] am sending TWO pictures and hone they
VIII get place on the page. The trans
ports entered the Roads Yesterday duly a.
bringing the snldiers from the border. They
VIII come ashore to-day. and, of course
VIII have Goy time. We are having real
warm weather now; ton warm for me hut
i ripens the hlackherres, and Willy and
have fine time picking them / love tho
red ones hui when Papa sees me eating
them ne snys, 'Har-r-r-ryl'' and feel Ike
criminal. like to go hshinE, too. few
days eEo ! went fishing on the hreatwater
lin the home. and my hands got SO sunhnrnt
thought they would peel Luckily they
didn't ! am working for one OF the yearly
Prizes Tell me II you think my picture
Stung good enough for the page I will
close now. Your loving member
HARRY f. CHADWICK.
Care William Chadwick, National Soldiers
Home. Hampton Va.
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Wants Ano,hS badge.

Dear Editor Was very much surprised
10 see NV drawing In Sundays paper. Edi-
tor, am irwin To win another prize. and
hope very muCh can am sending
story of the tllttle Child Jesus" which
please print IT~you think it too long will
YOU divide IT? n had much trouble trying
to got through with IT, VIII you please
send me another Noise. as lost my old
caught two little rabbits and tried to
tame them, hut they wofH--not eat any
thing. l think Baldwin BurwefNs drawing
is fine; always enjoy looking st his. J
would like much TO get acquainted with
some of the members and would Ike for
them to send me some cards. ! DIN
know any Of them. | want send some
drawings for the State Fair exhibit as soon
as possible. want 10 know whether | can
send any water painting or not ms | have
very pretty one would like very much
to send. Well. know my letter is alrendy
100 long, Will close remain as ever,
yours truly, LENA N FARIS.
r. +. ID. No, /. Box 50, Farmvile, Va.
p. s.-Please send me new badge.
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Glad Winner Of Medal.

Dear Editor.-I am evW so much obliged
tpt thht beautiful pin YOU sent me the
prize for June. appreciate il SO much I
was SO surprised when Henry" our driver
rhnned home and said there was letter M
we pHst-ufttce Tor me and he could not get
II, as II was registered did moi sion To-
nreakfast but ran down there to see VIA,
u was. wss never So surprised and happy
J. ala NOT know what 10 do Not the nfst
ufne i-eenidss has Won Is St? did moi
'hlnk ne had won this time though as part
one was published long ago that !
,housht pert two and three were captirei
noble night Leonidss escaped nnd r,aJ"
q grand charge FOR victory. witch he gain
20 Thanking you again for tho rre,,v
page, hope The inciosAd story viii be
and member. RAMON AkSARCIX m
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THE TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND VA SUNDAY July 49, 1911
Cores bondence Column,
Page and Exhibit Contributor.


Dear Edtor-I was awfuily glad to see
that YOU used my heading for the page. 1t
is the first one You ever used 1 think
Clarence spencer's idea is a fine one. and I
would like TO be the first one to second the
motion l am sending something for the
page and exhoi; too. Your loving member.
EVELYN e. DYKE.
va a.i' WASHINGTON Avenue Newport New''
| Hasn't Forgotten Club.
Dear Editor.-It has been a Ions time
since wrote. bu, have not forgotten the
club. Our school closed June 8 II has bee n
so warm that I am glad school ia out.
| hope to send puzzle soon. ] want TO get
thought the members did fine work last
week will close for this time. Your
| faithful member,
JOHN b. woopvILLE. JR.
Fayete. w. Va.
p ST. am ssndins story. which ! hope
Very Dry Times in farnnvilIe.
Dear Editor.-Here | with little
piece of drawing. which I hope to see next
week II you deem IL worthy " print Ed
tor. you can't devine how overtoyed would
be II l could win prize. l 90 glad OF
the glor!ous opportunity of congratulating
the LITTLE blind children Of stanton Va,
on their good work for the page. We are
having very dry times out in the coun-
try just now; haven't had any rain for over
a month; the crops and gardens arc totally
hurnins up. If this letter is too lon. YOU
can just omit this page. Nothing can give
me more pleasure than 10 be n member OF
your page, though do not take tho
paper; We get II from Of kind
nsighhcrs. Would Hike very much to Wis
IL The state Fair next fall hut II nothing
Nappens will he Johnny on the spot"
AN so much pleased with the T n. C. C.
pASe II IS Just simply "dlrlins" Hope
anNhe members spent glorious Fourth.
| nuN now close, with heart fii of best
wishes Nor the editor and all tho members.
LovinelIN CARRIE FARIS.
n. +. -, No. l. Box So Farinville. Va.
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Just a Short Letter.

Dear Editor.-l am going tn make my let
ter short this time. as wnnt to mail IL
as soon as can, c. Elder. your drawings
are hnc. Your picture puzzles indeed
very clever. ! am sending to-day a heading.
which ! hope Will he acceptable. Success
10 the editor, club and it's members Your
sincere member, ESTELLE GATES.
III Byrne Street, Petersburg. Va.
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Dear Editnr.-Has the hnnklovers' contest
come to close yet? haven, any
questions for some time, and that 10 why
! ask, ! was very much interested in this
contest although some Of the questions /
couldn't answer. Last sunday tho Baptist
had their children's day | won't and GER
= Ala enjoy the exercises, Last Thurs
-"hool had a picnic about;
'-''dv did want
a III
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Two Drawings for Esh

Two Drawing. for Eshl
Dear Editor -Inclost
and the other for - ,pis
story, bur haven = : -
send IL with the ~ 81 * n
think the ora wind S32 g. s. -
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ny FIRST VISIT

Nine yo
i0l Louisiana 81.
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ANIMALS NAMES IN FIGURES.

Phillis, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-24
BRIEF ITEMS OF PERSONAL
INTEREST FROM pOCAHONTAS

PoCAHoNTAS. VA. Amii a.
Dr. John L. Halter. who has been
spending few days at tho Abins~
don, Va. has returned home,
The past week has been a gay one.
number Of different entertainments
having taken place, three were given
In honor of Mrs. Lille Breneman.
who Will leave the first of tho month
for Richmond. Va. where she will
make her future nome, accompanied
by her sons. Homer and Watson
0n Monday evening the horne Of
Dr. and Mrs. John Pauletta Haller.
Was thrawn apan In honor. ess Mrs.
Breneman.
Progressive Forty-two was tha
game played. Mrs. Breneman az guess
Of honor, received a handsome cut
glass water pitcher Mrs. James
Brewster received the highest score
and her prize wa. pair OF scissors
In case. Mrs. Heoorge H. Zimmerman
received the consolation. toilet outfit.
Delicious refreshments were served.
consisting OF a salad. meat and lea
course. Those playing were: Mdmes,
Lille Breneman, G. Il. Irvine, J.,
Walter GRAPHICAL. l. g. Crawford.
James w. Brewster, J. Acton Lam
don, George II. Zimmerman, James
FRANKLIN Ward, Charles Montague
Galway. Floyd Black Misses Brack,
Anderson. Stoner. Merriwsther. Mel
lie. Myrtle and Hilda Walters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-24
lContInued from saturllay.l

Wei am sorry, ! have been "a
from The mrst of us down 10 me? For
get me-
And with that be left her standing by
the side ~ her chair and walked swift
fv toward the hotel. When next she
living on her bed, her "yee dry and
v'ide open And she ola not go down
10 dinner, nor did she answer the va
rious calls on her door.
Night rolled over the world. with "a
co9i breeze driving under .Ier million
planets. The lights Ia the hotel NlvE-
erred OUT one by one. and In the tbird
corridor, where the adventures. were
housed, only wick, fIoatine ia u tt,}u-
bier ~ aii, burned dffniy. Fitzgerald
had waited IN the shadow for nearly an
hour, and he was growing restless and
tired. All day long he had been OBJ
sessed with the conviction tina; ii Brett
mann ever made a start Il would nc
some time that night Distinctly he
heard the light rattle ~ a carriage 1t
stopped outside THE gardens He prcss-
closed against the wall, The door To
BreitfnAnn's room opened gently and
the man hirseIf stepped out cautious
tx.
80. began Fitzgerald lightly, your
majesty goes forth Tonight"
iiut he oYerreaehed himself Brett
mann whirieG. and all the hate Ia his
breast went into his arm as lie STRUCK
Fitzgerald threw NJ his guard, hut not
scott enough The tIow hit htlr Fun 5ti
inc side OF the head ana toppled him
ever; and as the back Of his head
bumped the floor. the world came TO
an end, When he regained hts SET IS
hts head was ritiowed on wartau's
sssees snG3 the sss4g~ti W h,ts, face. ->s, IL
woman bent over his
What's happenedY' he whispered
There we're a thousand wicks where
there had been on and these went
round and round In circle Presently
the effect wore away, and he recog-
nized Laura Then he remem bered.
by George"
wv haf is IL? ?" she cried, the bands OF
terror about her heart loosening.
AS a hero I'm picture" he an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-24

self T,ear sighted and
old. I've worn spectacles SO long in
jest now l must wear them in earn
est"
How long have you been here ?"
asked Fitzgerald
Il should say about two hours It
was very simple. He came to the
door. opened it. He came in. zut,
He is as powerful MS a lion"
Why didn't YOU calf"
Il was too busy, and suddenly i,
became too late. Cone"
Yes" And Fitzgerald swore as
he rubbed the sid of his head. Brief
" he related what had befallen him
YOU have never hunted butter
fiies?''
No" sharply. Shall we start for
him while his heels are hot?"
1T Is very exciting. 1t is the one
thing ! really cared for. There is
often danger. but it is the kind that
does. not steal round your back,
Hereafter | shall devote my time to
butterflies. You can mako believe
is that what you call it2---each but
terfiy is q great rascal. The more
difficult the netting, the more cum
ming the rascal, that did you
say ,"
Look here. Ferraud." cried Fitz.
gerald angrtly. do YOU want ~ catch
him or not Hes gone and ma,
means he has NOT ~, tli -. - e''''
But not the rubber INV sn,, fts
ten When YOU set u trap for rat
or a lion do you scare the animal
into IT, or do Won lure him <e{th -
tempting battg 7 ha,-n Ia{d ths -. ..
he and his friend viii vatk ~ -
am not a police officer, mako
no arrests NV business Ia Ia AYR,
political calanities. without any ora
knowing that these calamftias exist
That is the real business of a secret
agent ct him dig nm bis fortn,o
Who has better right Peste, Tbn
pope WIN NOT CROWN b,,,, j., ~,
dens of the Tuileries. WHAT vim
q ring of his voice Fitzgerald ma
never heard before; "an t ona IN no
overcome without a struggle utto
out call for help? Tho fran IL ca,
and in forty-eight hours !, viii he
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