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LORD BYRON.

Lord Byron. celebrated poet, WAS
born in London. England. January %.
1fSS; died AT Missolonghi, Grecce, April
10, 1921. lie was tile only son OF
Captain JOIN Byron and Catherine
Gordon. hciress or A~berdocnshirc. His
early education was entirely under the
care of his mother. Later he was sent
to Harrow. ami in 1865 entered Cam
bridge University. He was noted for
his love of sport n undauntcd spirit.
for which he was distinguished among
his playmates. While at Cambridge
hc wrote his volume of vcrees entitled
Hours of Idlcness,' and published IL
at Newark. These verses contain little
OF educational value, and were ncrcely
criticized by Lord Broughnm In n sar-
castle article In the Edinburgh Re-
View. Byron replied to the criticism
in his satire. 'Engiisl, Rards ana Scotcl,
lNNtcwcrs," in which great power OF
wit and mastery OF v~crsifcntion were
displayed. u Byron rose 10 II hlyh
point in the estimation of the public.
Itc visited tho shores Of the AIcditcr-
rancan ana Travelled through Turkey
and Greece. While there he mmcn
cd his best work, "Childc ilaroId's PHI
griinagc,' and published III" iirst two
cantons OF II in 1919. II WAS a marked
success. and was followed bv bride
Of Abydos,' Siege Of Corinth.r and
other able works that caused his ac-
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Editorial and Literary Department.

quaintancc to he courtcd by the best
society of England.
In 1915 Byron married Isabella Mill
tankc. daughter of Sir isalph Mill
nike q baronei. rhc marriage PROV
cd unfortunate, owing To Byron's cx-
citable nature and association with ill
chosen companions. After the birth
OF his child, Ada, in December, 1915, a
pcrmanenth separation took place, and
byron left England tho next year with
the hvowcd intention of never again
returning. ITo proceeded TO France.
visited the fields of Waterloo and Brus-
srls' viewed the beauties OF the Rhine.
Tie natural. scenery OF Switzerland ana
italN. and took up an abode at Venice
completed the third canto OF "Childc
Harold, which was followed by
Dream, and Other pocms.' "I'rIsouor
OF Chillon.' later by Lament Of Tas-
So In iSco he published several works
ana made his abode in Ravcnna: later
In Pisa and Genoa. While At I'isa lie
~co-opcrated with Shelley and Leigh
inn' ana completed tho exquisite poem
DO Juan" and later "DcfornIcd
Transformed" his last poetic effort.
When the Greeks made their struggle
against Turkey for Independence. he
constituted to enter tho ARMY and serve
me cause OF Grcclan liberty. He pro-
cerdod TO Missolonghl In 1921 and Sc
cured the enlistment Of 500 Suliotes al
ms own pay. ana undertook 10 drill
ihon' for service. Great cxcrtion and
n severe cold terminated in Il fever.
which resulted in his death. I,vron
ranks as ono OF the hos, pocts Of Eng
ihnd, estimated from the standpoint Of
his productions. and has bcrn caJIcd
ne grand NAPOLEON of the realms of
rhNinc, on nccount Of the s%uddcuncss
ana splondor of his literary career. His
influences is stiil felt in the literary
world. In which his productions are
exercising II marked influence. While
nj tho H~eilcspont he performed the his
'oric feat OF swimming across tho
water TO demonstrate his ability to
initiate the exploits told Of in tho
Greek story Of Hero and Lenndcr."
ms body was brought to England and
buried In Ncwstead Abbey.
FLORENCE FREY.
~ Washington ST, Petersburg. Va.
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H'rizc Story.)
".Mf FARM"

] have n little farm over The river
James,
m going to tell YOU bout IT.
I'nt J can't tell tales and names.
The cows Craze on tho meadow green.
The prettiest sight you've ever seen.
Inc pigs grunt within the pen,
inc rooster osles at the hen.
Tho fields abound with oats and when,
and everything that's good 10 cat.
inc harvest time draweth the nigh.
Won all get busy by and by.
Through my land there runs a creek.
ana when lonely this | seek.
IN my hand ! axe a hook.
Ana sit within n shady nook.
Hero ] linecr. love to dwell.
WINE wa,d woods Fragrance 1 can
There is saying. tried and true"
nat homes the place for me ana You
letters ! write to the It'd. C. c..
Now doht YOU wish that you were nc >
l,ut you u member nay he, too.
u YOU wish to, as I think YOU do.
KATHARINE LAWSON.
south BoHton, Halifax county Va.
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THE FOUNTAIN.

Into the sunshine.
Fun OF light.
LcapinS and flashing
From morn TIL night.
Into tho moonlight.
Whittier than snow.
Waving so iiowcr-likc
When the wind blows.
Into the starlight,
flushing In spray.
Happy at midnight.
Happy by day.
Ever in motion. y
Blithcsomc and chccry,
Sttll climbing h@cnvcnward.
Never awcary.
Glad OF all wcsthcrs.
Sttli seeming best.
Inward or downward
Motion thy rest.
Full Of Il nature
Nothing can tame.
changing every moment.
Ever tho same.
Coaseless aspiring.
Ccaselcs5 content.
Darkness or sunshine
Thy element.
Glorious founttin. ii.
Let my heart no
Fresh. changeful. constant.
Upward like thee.
Selected bv
cecil IiARRIs.
80 w. Marshall st" Richmond. va.
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| he Weekly Honor Roll
and the Yearly Contest

Dear BOYS and Girls
told you last week about tho prize
70 he soon awarded to two members
of the club that did inc work for 1910.
also told YOU thar during his year
you would each have the opportunity
TO win one for yourself. tic contest
being opcn 10 all.
Now in ordcr that good work may he
encouraged aii rewarded among all
club members. ] ana going to establish
an honor roll and publish in it every
week tic names ot boys nnl girls who
send in good drawings. d.,nc with black
NIX on white paper. The only kind Of
drawings which can he succcssfullv
reproduced and accredited on the I'LL
drcn'i l'R::c.
Good. original stories, not 100 long,
written With rcfcrouc" to correct rules
Of spelling and punctuation ani ON
one 'fdc OF til" paper only. win also
ontitlc ihciI authors TO respectful con
sidoration in tic matter of prizes and
the honor I'LL. Ana tho same is true
In regard 10 puzzles. whether they arc
picture puzzles. conunirums acrostics
or jumblcs, though I think wo have
too many of the last mentioned variety.
Now. dear boys and girls. | cXpcct
you all TO read this letter carefully
and ray attention 10 IT, hope you
Will. every ono Of you. try to do Your
best. Hereafter your work will bo
looked at carefully. and. If vou desire
to sec yourselves in print. you must
arouse your cnerIies ana bring your
! page M 10 the highest point OF excel
/ lcncc II has ever rcnchcd.
Consider what I am saying 10 YOU.
! shall know what you think OF il
when YOU have read il by the answer
you make Through your work. I;cmcm-
bcr now, each one OF YOU is running
a race, in which the best runners must
win, and act accordingly.
YOUR EDITOR.
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GOING An @nnuAND.

"A pound OF tea at ono an,, three
And Il pot OF raspberry Jam,
! Wo now-laid eggs, n dozen pegs.
And n pound Of rashcrs OF ham.
"fll say II over all the way
Nnu Then I'm sure not 10 forget.
for II ! chance to bring things wrong
Ny mother gets in such n fret.
Now here's the shop. outside IN s,o,
and run through my orders again
! haven't forSot--no nc'cr a iot-
II shows I'm pretty cute, that's plain
y pound Of ihrec'nt one ana ten.
y dozen OF raspberry ham.
~ p"t OF cSgs, with IL dozen ncgs.
And n rashei of Now laid JAM"
Selected by
THOMAS W. BROWN.
'o3 w Marshall St. Richmond, Va.
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THE LEGEND OF THE MoctII>c
bird.

-
long & in tho %Okochobcc India,
,,loc 'herc lived Il benutifni maiden
Her name was Minjerwana, rho
okochobccs hated with deadly. hatred
the ~Taranahcrc tribe. ono day y.bo,
A'lhjcwana was out picking wild flow
crs. she had II singular e. experience. S,o
Whsht paying much attention to any
thinv, and when She turned around /,
panther glarcd at her. lie spranr ana
'"hiic In mid-nir an arrow whizzed by
i'cr ana shot him In the heart.
Mlnlewann looked around and saw
emerging from the bushes. an india
chief of tho Taranaherc triho sna
nahken min heartily and went home
Every day after this they would mcet
secretly and talk. One day whilo
roaming through tho woods two In
p'iiiS OF the Okochohcc tribe came nnn
mem. Thick knew Minjcwann lad M
t,Eht WIN a Taranahcre. so they look
mem prisoners. The next day. at
uawh, TWO fires We're built at eacl, cnd
VI the village. Al one end was Minie-
aherc chief ''""
while burning at the stake both
were praying to God to protect then
~ last God heard their PRAYER and
came to their aid a great wind-storm
came up and tho watchers shut thclr
eyes. When they looked up Minote-
wanna and the Iaranahcre Chief were
gone. I. ~ 'Ee
God had changed M~injcwana TO a
'~nocking-bird and the Tnronobnro
chief or Tohin to a robin.
so as Minjewana sits in her tree sho
initiates the robin and Tobia comes
10 nor and they arc lovers vol.
1921 Grove Avenue. Richmond.
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iIORTENSE CLAYTON.
$50 JEFFERSON Avenue. Danviilc. Va.
ConJindruu,s

Which liz the most valuable, a i've
dollar note or v gold dollara7
: Who was the fastest runner in
tho world7 "
,. What did Adam and Eve do when
they were expelled from Eden?
4. WHY is . ciEar-ioving man like
q tallow candle?
s. Why ought meat to be only hal.
cooked?
& Why have chickens no fear Of n
future state:
.. Why docs a Russian soldier wear
brass buttons on his coat and a jap
"ncse soldier wear steel ones?
). Why arc laws like the ocans?
2. When may n man be said "a
breakfast before he gets uD?
BARBARA ". LEWIS.
Hanover CourthouRe. Va.
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y CHRISTMAS STORY.

When | was nvo years old santa
'iaus brought INC a real pretty doll
ana she was very large. / named hcr
Louise and have called her by that
name ever since. She was seven years
old last Christmas day. She has move,
been broken Mt all. That Christmas /
Eot little stove tina I could cook on,
also got II murf and fur, which ]
have now.
CELIA a. WHIrEHURsT.
Aged twelve.
Tucker. Va.
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-nr.r MnEinr CnlenInrs.

Deer Fniitrr-r had not hal much .Imt
Tor 'ra~fns before. as ! was busy dra wsrar
~niriurc, f"r crleplnrs for Christmas prcs-
h''i last nirht u showed n iittlc. hut Iid
rni omo,nt 10 unpcii. |; raincd all day New
,"1rs: starting o.. SUNDAY afternoon. and
N'Wrs r"spc"tf"lv. WADE II. ~
iNS Lincoln Place. Brooklyn. y. Y.
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SWEET VIOLET.

sweet violet. that ont Of view.
through snow. and sicct, ana shovc-
iias KEPT a speck OF heavenly blue
10 bless this vcrnal hour.
IN, could We learn thy sen;lc art.
Wnci trouble clouds our. skies.
T" cherish In our secret heart
y hope that ~ dies.
Solcctev by
CONNIE MURRAY.
south Boston, Va, Box ~.
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liz I.nith In Martin

Dear Editor have moi written nnvthins
TO IL" T. y. q. q FOR o,itcsa long while, 80
II is time that hrstir myself. II was not
thar had lost interest IN the club. for I
gan assure Nou that none % tho mcmbers
were moro eager 70 sec the page than T., but
II has been minr 10 rcnl rather than to
write. hay" read several bucks during tho
winter in addition 10 n careful reading OF
IN" rage. among which will name the fol-
lowing: Scottish Chiefs." Ivan tho Serf.''
Allan conference.-the" and several OF Cooper's
stories We had q cat that wo called Mar
TIN. He wac n large. weli-formed rprcimen
III III" canine kind. Int ne is now of cxplor-
Ing Tho c0un;rv. Tho folks say ne wifi
never return. but : have faith In Martin.
and think nc VIII come homo nr;ain. ns
his been thir ''out after his many rambles
OF tho ~" +. Visiting AL a hapnv aud pros
porous year. J nw. vnrrs fratcrnaIlv.
FrecllnE. IA.
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Tic Books tic lin, Rcnd.

prrr Edltor-I have not sem; In auy;hin,
Or sorlt time. :" nov ! ain sending SOM,
lunlplcd names OF animals. ! have bad
rtN Hico Ctrist:nas. and also hopc that 10,
iinNo All alfc sending a story %cntItle,
Little firl' and one entitled ~ Chris:
mas story Hoping 20 sec thntn In print
ami. Sour old member.
tucker Va. CELIA WftITEUUEST
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Dear Editor-1 hay" boen 81 excited -
Christmas and New Year | have not sent II
aonythlnE. ! am now sondinr Il drR wing.
holo Not viii rut I; in III" nacc. Your it
tic mo1nh1r MARY c. LEE.
Wet Point. N1.
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wnnil.s rnIzt: WINNERS.

unroId IIobson, for Illustrated poem,
"WH Pa
Miss l%<nthnrinc Lawson. South BOSTON,
HrlifnN county, W., FOR story pucm
entitled VI Farm
MlaE Sunic w. M%ctiownn, The Cecil,
Warrington, -. g.. FOR n historic
sketch, ''riUncrr children of the
} Ncrt.''
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nusy During IIolida,..

Dear EDITOR hope YOU had n merry
,hrletrnat, ] have been very busy ,lurinc
ths hclidays and therefore did moi send IN
any drawing. Enclosed YOU Will md one
o. ~; sketches Of arplet. ] remaln. youl
ahect!ona,c member.
ANNIE MARY MARTIN.
III rark Aveinc. i.ynehburg Va.
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sorry 70 Bcein schnnl.

Dear Edlior,--I have not written 10 The I,
y. g. G. for some tine. but with The new.
leaf and thereby contribute often. Ssbon,
',art- to morrow. and | ccrtnIn!y must .sv
mat am exceedingly sorry. but being sorry
DOESN'T count 'nuel, SO viii just 10 With.
aus complaining and try my beg, no. to
nave 10 take any Intermediate cxain,ratlong
- remain yeur member.
South Boston, Va. HELEN %OnWoOp
T. -Plcasc send mo a nndro, y. uan
70 unfortunate as 20 lose mine IL ~.
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sends car,uops fror, .,.,drc.

writing sooner. but I have bccr 81 busy
iut!nr ne h%oiIf'ars Mony thanks for The
hcartifDl "riz" vnr .r't me. snnreciatc It
very much. II is the irst prizr have ever
Won. but DO hone II Viii not DO tho las,
This week I am SoNalre some cartoons
taken from Judge, We'll. 7 will close. IIon.
'rr you and ri Tho r,crhcr II happy New
Year, Your sincere mcrS,"r.
HARRY 4. RoYD.
2l' Warwick Avenue, Newport News, Va.
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Answers to GIri4' Names,

'"' hcnA 'HI9Udll SlTccI, ElCnn1Dnu
Answers to cIr,s' Names.
Margaret. +
Glenna.
Elizabeth.
Radio.
Theima.
ErncstIne.
Answered hv
CHARLOTTE RQSNEY.
3]2 Orchard Street. New Bedford. Mass.
Answers 10 puzzle picture by Lyra
v. Ranson-1owa. Kansas. OlSIohona.
-.CATHARINE INGRAM.
Blackstone. Va. Route 1.
Answers TO names of Southern gcn-
erals In figures. by John r.. Wood
vile. Jr:: J.. Lee. :. jackson. .. Stuart.
4. breckenridge.
AnswerB to iumbled animals' names
by Griffith j. McItee:
!. Baboon, ,. Gnu. 2. Babinoussa. 4.
Taoir. s. Tiger. +. Zebra, Z. Elephant,
s. Elk, 2. Moose. 10. Yak.
what Important Americnnst
'Old Hickory
old Rough and Ready
Tho Swamp Fox"
The Great I~9xpoundcr."
"old StontwalI."
'Poor Richard,"
THE Old Man Eloquent.
BY CARR PAYNE.
un~tpAreitv OF Virginia. " ~
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sl,r Ind NJ Nirc rhri.tnas.

Denr Editor hn," vol |vrI,tcu 10 .ou
FOR 4 Ions time. NJ ] haze been SO butS
ss not bccnus" ! hnyr iS.eoUsr tho club.
mn, have not hal tim" ~ write. | had a
every aay. ! recoived many Nice pr nann
tu'l cards. This 81 9 new year. and | hope
all ~ us havc nude good resolutions. One
Of miuc Was To write 10 ,hc I. n. =. c.
"nco - month. Enclosed YOU will End an
sv"rs 10 some puz2lrs ~ S,ndnv's nnner.
.which ] hope 7rc riRht. With best wishes
to YOU AMI nil III" ri"h members al nli
member. G~ATHARINE INGRAM.
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Answer 10 n picture puzzle by. r.yra
Y. Ra~nson--Towa, Kansas, Okial,omn.
Answer names OF Southern generals
in hgures by John r. Woodvillc--
Lee. jackson, Stuart, BRECKENRIDGE.
EDNA KENT.
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JOHN D. SCHNEIDER.


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10. 3. IL =, J..
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ncliglic.I viii Mcdnl.

Dear Ediior.-T thank you vcr, rnuciI Tor
my honor hadgc. which | received = few
deNs ago. There was sorin dclnv ir IT'S dc
liHercncc, as II was. scn; grsi in Hampton.
whHro ! used IN I've am icllrttci witt,
H. and think {, beautiful. ~Inc,ptc,l YOU VIII
tlnd - story about January. wh'rh I Hope
vii! escape tho waste baskct. Please tel
inc ioa TO send nu,aica. DO w. have 10
send the answers q; the si,mc Time We senL
IN" puzzles? sont some puzzles In and
scnt tho answers with them on 1t scnaratc
MFG, aud as the pIzzi-, MO pnbiishc1 uni
thn answers were mi Thought I dl
i4yra linnsor, ihlnk I can nnswcG Your
Iuz1lc ahnu, thc STATES. II vs.: l., Town: :.
IEansas; ., pilRiorIn. Howard Davis. ! am
sind t" scc n MA" from Won nSain. tNinl,
J can answer "a. too, X le: fscnrs. ,Nms I
risht' I witl close nov. and remain rs avcr.
q truc .ncmher 1:NF.I.YN r.. DYkt;.N
2SHi Washing ton AvHniic. Newport News,
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Visitor 10 virginia.

Visitor 10 Virginia.
picture printed In The 4. d.. { C.. md bons
ma mis- one Will have tho same success. I
NIL be in Virginia Saturday. where I viii
spchh TWO weeks. wish | had hccn In
,iinr Tor the fair. hut | could not got away
in lime. Yours sincerely.
,u HAROLD VINCENT.
lies Lincoln Place. brooklyn. y. Y.
TIns Eightccn Ducks.
Dear Edi;or.-I am sending vo, a d,,utn,
ana a puzzle. | hope they VIII he GOOD
enough, so that they Will escape lhc waste
basket. have eighteen Young ducks. SIX
OF lhcin arc almnst ercwn. aud tho other
Twelve two months old. went IN To Tho
IowhHtan fair and thought It was nne.
our member, LuCIAN Il. wICKlIAM.
IIalisboro. Va.
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sends n Drawing.

bpat Ed'ior.t -am =cndin5 vow ono n,
my Cravings. 4 hone u viii please you
'NoNSh 70 DC IN IL" paper, ! hava nry,r
artM,n nuirlt nnd J honc il viii be a plea.
,fc 70 fcp ~ receive VIVA, draw and gomf
~ am = littc glsl tWt.y. years o,,rc
6nd ~ tho, tii.th sfads, Ycnrs ,inrcreiy. y
h'oois.fai, Va SUSIE ELDER
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BoYs' NAMES ~ FIGURES

10. 10. 10 ). IS, S.
10. l. IL. E. ~.
;, !, 30, l. is, 4.
6, is, 1. II, II.
is, 10, .. :, is. 20.
JOSEPH G. rALMoREs.
Provost, Va.
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\ New Ncar Greeting.

Dear Editor,-I want To write YOU \ New
Years letter. | spent n mos, sioricus
Christmas, w" have e nice tlisl, School
right nom my houHe. We little folks had Il
,hristmns entertainments and lots or tun.
Then We had a beautiful Christmas trc" In
our sittlng-roon. with beautiful presents on
u for NIL of us sr,i Il grand Christmas din
iicr. S" t"cl rs II wcrr much blessed.
while 80 mnuy roor litic children in largo
.liics don't know anything about Christmas.
] am Gcing to Try 10 be GOOD all tie timc
and got ou tho roll Of honor every month at
]siheol Wishing you 4 prosperous New Year.
your friend,
MARGARET Y. PATTERSON.
South Boston. Ma.
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Cores b0Ndcncc Coinnn
Iii, Prize :. Beauty.

pc"r Editor When | cooked At the prize
~ % tie r"rcr ] certainly was surprised.
the book arrived just before Christmas. IN
tine to be a Christmas giu. / can never
Hl"nN YOU enough for the prize; it is a rex
,,..nr beauty spent my christmas at Elkton
t." hhl during the time my father wen; u
H,lr h'rf"ah I" SO" Or i;cpi. ] ihen had a
n'hVc 10 meet nay page friend. Miss Mar
sattl vance is"rn. YOU may bc sure that
w h'' miss u. Wei. probably you want q
',lln" 'hnri ''ic locH club; u Il. going alouI
us think. We tavc TWO nov mcmocra 9,
Wio,.' We wish you Il" s"nd badges Friend
,,ihdof HridSrwatcr, Va; Ryan t;irllrrccIt
n~tlhSr"ai"r. va. TherEine You Hrnju ia.
nc lnc pfisc, rrniiln. your loving NOM
bcr. THEODORE u
lhrldSoMatoT College. HriducWatcr. Va.
~ w is tho asc limit OF tho club,
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To Inst Weeks Puzzles.

answer TO IYra Ranson's picture
puzzle-Towa. Kansas, ok lahoma.
Answer to ]. y. Woodville's puzzle
Lee. Jackson. Stuart. Breckinrider.
THOS w. BROWN.
?os West Marshall street, richmond.
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TEOS. ". BROWN.
eo3 West Marshall Street. city.
umh1cd Names OF ,nImnl,.

Jumb1cd Name. OF tnIunnlS.
I. Greit.
z. PtahnIee.
s. Nmkoye.
4. Grauia.
T.. Reaoh.
e. DIN.
:. Ogd.
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Tucker, Va
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Jumbled Cities.

1921 Grove Avenue, Richmond. hhA'
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CELL.A MILIrELIulisr.
ANSWEHs

Tucker, Va.
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Av'iutors.

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2. Sinkbroo.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-21

Smart Cigar Store Clerk Ready With
APo'ogy That by No Means
kiended Situation.

Herman Fellner tells this story on
himself. according to the New York
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Times
Star. He was in Washington on bust
ness recently and met three of four
friends on the street After a mo-
ment's chat he beckoned them to
come with him Tn of the stuff, .
said he, but I want to buy you each
a cigar.
They happened to be in front of a
combination cigar and news stand at
the moment. Led by Mr.. Fellner, they
ALI trooped in. The clerk hurried to
the cigar case to wait upon them. Be
fore Mr. Fellness could indicate his
wishes the clerk had slapped a box
on the glass case. Here Y are" said
he. Best dime smoker in town"
Mr. Fellner is sort Of fussy about
his smokes He looked at the cigar
then showed the box away. Have
you no other price," he asked.
The clerk showed the box in the
case. Sure thing" said he My mis-
take and your treat
Having pulled of this tfme-worn
witticism, he addressed Mr.. Fellner
confdentially. Your clothes sort of
fooled me- said he You fellers are
a pretty well-dressed lot, you know.
Then he put another box on the coun-
ter. Here" said he, is the best
nickel smoker in the village
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-12-21
ECZEMA DISFIGURED BABY

Our little boy Gilbert was troubled
with eczema when but a few weeks
old. His little face was covered with
sores even to back of his ears. The
poor little fellow suffered very much
The sores began as pimples, his little
face was disfgured very much. We
hardly knew what he looked like. The
face looked like raw meat We tied
little bags of cloth over his hands to
prevent him from scratching. He was
very restless at night, his little face
itched.
eve consulted two doctors at Chi
cago, where we resided at that time
After trying all the medicine of the
two doctors without any result, we
read of the Cuticura Remedies, and
at once bought Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. Following the directions
carefully and promptly We saw the
result, and after four weeks, the dear
child's face was as fine and clean as
any little baby's face. Every one who
saw Gilbert after using the Cuticura
Remedies was surprised. He has a
head of hair which is a pride for any
boy of his age, three years. We can
only recommend the Cuticura Rene
dies to everybody" (Signed) Mrs. H.
Albrecht, Box 883, West Point, Neb.,
Oct. IS, 1910. Although Cuticura Soap
and Ointment are sold by druggists
and dealers everywhere, a sample of
each, with 32-page book, will be mailed
free on application to "Cuticura,"
Dept II L, Boston.