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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
CURTIS e. Elder.
EDITORIAL AND LITERARY

enthusiasm among his followers His
election in November will he our
greatest and only hope for American
self government.
Wilson'S quic, dignity throughout
the Baltimore convention was ad
mired. He is na,ive OF dear old
virginia. which has been the birth
riace OF our Greatest statesmen and
patriots. The Tilted states Presidents
born and reared in Virginia have been
the greatest men the world has ever
produced. so we expect some OF this
greatness in Wilson He will carry
out Democratic principles.
do not think a. young mind S
mine could make the pen do Justice 10
) Wilson'S principles. but have done
my best in givlns to you his noble
works for tho counirys good. So
end by saying Wilson'S election will
he American success and preservation
want to live 10 sec Wilson's inauEu-
ration because We will have Xix,
We have mover had since the time OF
Thomas Jefferson.
LESLIE MILLER.
Rochelle. Va
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THOSE BEAUTIFUL EYES.

Oh her ewes were made to worship
With their depths Of heavenly blue
Oh, her mouth was made for kisses
With its dewy. luscious Inns
And the heaven Of her caresses.
Warm and passionate and true.
iills me with delicious rapture.
Thrilling to my hngertips
MY Mary. Oh. my MARY
The summer skies are blue:
The drawn brings the dazzle
An the gloamin' brings the dew.
The mirk o NIGHT tho glory
o. the moon. an kindles. too
The stars that shift above the lift;
But nal things brings me YOU.
FLORENCE 7. COLLINS.
1922 West Grace Street. City.
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THE TURTLE DOVES NEST.

Very high in the pine tree
The little turtle dove
Made pretty little nursery
To please her little love
She was gentle she was soft
And her large dark eyes
OFTEN turned to her mate.
who was sitting close by.
Goo said the turtle dove.
Coo said she
"oh. love thee" said the turtle dove.
and love thee"
In the Ions shady branches
or tho dark pine tree
How happy wore the doves
In their little nursery.
The young turtle doves
Never quarrcled IN their nest.
For they dearly loved each other.
Though they loved their mother
best
Coo said tho little doves.
Coo said she
And they played together kindly
In the dark pine tree.
In this nursery Of yours.
Little sister little brother.
Lake the turtle doves nest.
DO YOU love one another
Are YOU kind AFRO YOU gentie7
As children ought to he?
Then tho happles, OF nests is your
own nursery.
Selected by.
DIN SUTTON
Bainbrideo street
South Richmond. Va.
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WHO MALL IT NE,

And If house he divided against
III -
The high once Of presidency should
DC held by man with extremely moral
eharaeteristics. christian man. a
charitable. loving and generous man,
"a man who is supreme In every ra-
spect When the time comes for tn,
election OF tho President, there arc no
longer the arsumentative conversation
OF tho city. the country sossips. no
longer does bribery endure. but II IS
putting the man. who should be tho
most competent. at tho head OF The
greatest nation in tht world But to
DC sure. all the hest qualified men IF
the land could never be PRESIDENT
they are too standardization example.
Henry clay. Daniel Webster. samuel
Iilden' and Horace Greeley are fire.
quently called the 'uneiected Presi-
dents
Now that the conventions are over,
one can easily choose his Mvori,e for
President President Taft. OF Onto.
was nominated by the Republican Con
vention; Governor Wilson, born IN Viz
sinia. was nominated by the Demo
cratic Convention. and although worst
ed. Ex. President Roosevelt determined
to run INDEPENDENTLY. or the three
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THE MINSTREL.
He sang IN golden aelds of storier

He sang IN golden helds of storied
splsndor
4 ragged wandering minstrel. unto
princess fair.
He woke 10 life the slumbering
strinsa IN russell hose and dou-
She wore : gown Of satin. with RED.
rcd roses in her hair
ne passed and wen, upon his way
and sun In dell and hollow:
Ana sun along the golden fields
the Hitting music rang.
Ana sun within her beating heart the
throbhine echoes whisper
Would that 7 could forget the song
tho hiack-eyed minstrel sang
EMMA Il CHADWICK.
Care William Chadwick,
National Soldiers Home.
Hampton. Va
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My CHOICE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

There can be no doubt that Wood
row Wilson would make better
President than any other candidate
for the Office. He is well cduepped.
morally and mentally. and by expert
once and training. He should be
elected because he Ia the friend OF the
people. The people arc finding out
that they have been dcluded. and that
the trusts and monopolies have thriv-
en- at their expense, and it is natural
that thsy should turn to man who
is their real friend watson advocates
tho popular election Of Senators. and
he also favors primaries for elective
cfnces. Direct primaries would give
the people the power TO name the
candidates and their voice would no
longer be drowned by the boss WI
son favors the downward revision OF
tho tariff, or tariff for revenue. only.
The tariff should be reduced. Even
tho Republican platform admits that
the tariH should be lowered on Ger
tain articles The initiative, tho re-
fcrcndum and the recall are favored
by Wnson-another reason why tho
voter should give him an earnest con-
sidcration at tho noliE As the Dem
ocratic platform "a decidedly progress
sivc. Wilson will proba bly, advocate
every plank. There arc a few more
reasons az" why ! favor Wilson for
the presidency. II is plain that Tho
country is under reaction with
disscnsior IN their ranks tho E,Tub-
Leans cannot hope To elect q rresl-
dent. The Democrats have a far bet-
ter chance to elect ihair candidate
than they have had in sixteen years
They VIII take ADVANTAGE Of that
chance. and the next President Of tho
United states will be Woodrow VII
son.
CEDRIC : BEvEIl.Y.
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rANN,-s TELEPHONE ORDER

Little Fanny Desmond was = dear
child. and. IKE good many o,he
little children, she liked TO do what
ever she saw tho grown people do.
shc would listen with great interest
when she saw her mother use the
telephone Shc was ospecialiy sur
prsed when her neither ordered
things and later in the day they
would be brought to tho house
Il wish had telephone shs
snid to her papa. Mama just puts
her mouth up TO that funny thing
ana gets whatever she asks for Yes
terAay she asked somebody TO send
lis ice cream for dinner and sure
onought II came"
Papa laughed 1T docs seem very
convenient thing" he said. Il win
try to arrange ono for You"
So papa took a horn which no had
put away in closet ard hung II up
where Fanny could talk into it.
There. that shall he your own nri.
va;a telephone" 10 said.
Now. shall | get whateve, ! ask
for?" said Fanny.
Not if YOU ask FOR imrossihlrs, "
replied hcr papa
but what arc impossible things ,"
asked Fanny
We'll" laughed papa. 81 think IL
you should ask for tho moon YOU
would not get g."
ITO he contirucd)
NORMA WAlrHER
2e2l Beverly street
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MAMA,s ARITHMETIC

Big eyes, soft and blue
Sweet mouth with kiss for YOU.
Small feet that trot ALI day.
Queer tongue with much to sal
White hands. plump and fair.
Fright head of golden hair.
Small nose. a wee bit pGG.
Make one dear girl just right TO hug
Composed by
ALMA soPER.
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I'far ftiioi Tow ara you fhe,. In,
etsninssf Don't sou think thst II would
n"i nurt 70 haF~ few showers nor5 7
have ini'ndsd writing 'or .v4r 20 lons eu,
mamma eas osen sick for Two or three
.esks snl hsfe hod 50 much to do thet
''ulon write 10 any on. iiv ..,,cr
Ain' nom" o. The l5'h OF Tune and We
nesa huty gathering cherries for a
4nc nov re are setting honeysucti 10
~. ~ ne Nafc keep trying 70 win.
nNi row am soins 20 write of,on. r,b,,t
ne page 10 Improving more .aeh $780,
- ever ) .am. .NQlr m,fnb.r '''''s
r.,. NARY Drown MOORE
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Dear Editor-I would far rather call you
our Good Fairy though for are you not
good fairy?. No would ever dare to
say otherwise You run and have full con-
troll OF tho page. Your girls and boys love
YOU so much. and you try TO do all that is
in your power to make II bright and enjoy
able. and then YOU show much interest
IN the page do So where would you
ind better name TO suit YOU than Good
Fairy" There are papers that
know % which have pages for the girls and
boys bat they really are not very inter-
csilnc. and the members always TO
bc quarrelinE. You ask why? Il Is because
the Editor does not care. She does not
care ~ things run smoothly. or IL the
giris and boys enjoy their page. " they
quarrel and fuss, and IT is very seldom that
she sends an editorial to the page. which
is tho main thing. But ! am indeed glad to
say that our Editor Is not = all like this
Her letters appear weekly, and they arc
ike smiling sunbeams with their golden
they ceased TO appear. but lie. Ms hope
that Will never happen SO now let's all
Join together and give 4 hearty cheer for
our Good Fairy afraid this letter
r. rather lengthy. and think IL would DO
hest " were TO say bon Jour" wdhich is
French Tor sood bye. am sending a short
story. and hone the Editor win find II in
ierestlng enough to publish 81. am also
waiting patiently for her to answer my
question In regard to tho scrien OF pic
lures ] have drawn. With very best Wishes
Ia all especially IN Misses Harry and En-
ma Chadwick. not forgetting our Good
Fairy" am Your loving member
DOROTHY SMITH. CITY
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Dear Edifor.-l have been so nnsy that
have NOT ned time 70 write before u :
re- warm nsre and have been IN BATH
: .tversl tln1"- ! nave one cat and two
noss and ] named ms cs' Da,sy. ara nv
20 eosi Dorsld and Frederic nut I can
mem Don md Fred mus, close now.
VIE hest Vishts FOR gou ard 81 the cluh
f1sr'oer'. an ftili vour -'emher
MARGARET PROC TOR.
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WILLIE E. BYRD CHADWICK.
nl.cusse, Woodrow wiI,on.

Dear Editor.--f was glad 10 sec my things
IN yesterdays paper. | wish could have
good vacation Ms Cary Roberts. but all
our cousins live too FAR away. think
Marian L. Motley Is mistaken about Wood :
Wilson being Vlrglnian It's true he
was born in stanton. Va. but at the age
OF two years his parents moved 10 Augusta.
Ga. lie received his education at Davidson
College and Princeton and has spent most
or his life in New Jersey. I think he is n
smart man I would like 10 scc this letter
ln. This is HELEN BRoADRCP.
Lorraine Va.
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LIT 4 { RS
Describes Fire prill.
NICHOLAS DRAKE

Dear Editor.1 was slad to see my pic
ture on tho PAGE. but my article didn't sp-
pear Guess there wasn't Well. thi.
weather Is so warm l don't draw write
either Very much. but hope to se" some OF
my contributions on tho page some time
very soon. an, working hard for a
Prize. Prof Tradclla played Madam Shell
iy" the other day. ana it's lust great Fri
dar Kate Malone" Was among his selec-
ton vIich by Tho way. was small. a" It
nre drili. and tho band must tako part.
Fire drill isn't much there. First here comes
the hose tthey have ~ on reeD. drngsed
by the unwilling nrcmcn thcy have carroll
cd. looking very foolish. Tho IRE con J..
psny consists ~ few captains. the band
and some Spanish War NcteranH Then
comes a wagon with tho ladders, drawn by
some more % the victims. who place them
10 en- upper porch Of company and
fireman climbs zach ladder. holding tho
hose In readiness: another STANDS ready to
turn the plus the hugle blows, and fire dril
Is over I am for Woodrow Wilecn. mem
hers The reasons are too numerous to men,
ton now. but II YOU have ever read the
article ON why Wilson left Princeton'' you
have = brief tummsrv 81 the great Viz
Finian's lie Well. mutt close for this
time. IT IS too warm for comfort. Your
lovlns member
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Dear Ediior-1 received my badge all o.
k Mamma said our little Alma looks
happy since she has got her lovely badge
The reason 1 was SAD the day before 1 was
thinking OF other little girls tho sumo age
o, myself who have Joined your club. You
have TO give the badge time TO como. don't
you7 Thank YOU hundred times for the
badge I remain. faithfully You're.
ALMA LEE sOPER.
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Dear Editor,--r very glad 70 see my
story In Sundays paper. ! said that there
was not quite 100000 tons of coal mined
in Japan a wear. but YOU had cold instc ad
OF conl. wish that the Chadwicks would
send me POSTCARD. | an collecting
them. The picture I am sending is called
Enjoying Himself I hope It vii! be pub
iished. The July heading by Elder was very
5000. Yours sincerely.
NICHOLAS DRAKE.
T-fovd Av.nue
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: |
| I8 @Sy roe

What city in the United States?
THOMAS KEYS.
Glade Spring. Va.
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Answers TO Girls Names IN FIG
ures." by Marie Meadows:
!. Dorothy: ?. Mabel q Myrtle -,
f'elen; 5. Bessie. s. Edith: :. Elsie
., Margaret. o Rosclyn: 10. Lucy
Answered bv
MARIAN LEE MOTLEY.
Cpper Zion Va
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Answers to Boys Names in FIX.
ures.' by Prussy Wells:
James; ,. Nelson: 8. Raymond: 4
lchn & Bob. s Edward {. Samuel
:. Willie. o Howard. 10. Rosser
Answered nv.
MARIAN LEE MOTLEY.
Upper Zion. Va
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Answers to girls names in nsures
n Alma Sorer
Edna. Gladvs Eva Alma. Ethel
Nora. Lottie. MARY Ge-tie Ruth
FLORENCE COLLINS
$3.50 West Grace Cl.y
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Sen.l> Ner pnnrie
Praises Cnnis FIder.
,cndine some drawings.

Dear I,aitor-I am sendins some drawings.
which none 10 see on our dear page /
wss pleasoa 90 see my last drawings on
the page. il was the nrtt dime that had
seen any FOR 81 long time. l think Curtis
Elders heading is srand. | wonder what
profession tho members are GOING to take
IN the future. l want TO he a medical doe
toI. although Z am girl. know mat
curtis Elder VIII De great artist Win
pest wishes TO the club. remain.
v-if4. "a ALMA KEMP
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Answers TO girls names in hgnrea
ny NJ Meadow
Dorothy. Mabel Mvtrle Helen. Res-
SIC Edith Evorise. Margaret Roseiyn
Lucy
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Dear Etitor-PieRse excuse me for not
sending story soon, but had other things
10 do. and the time seems to pass so quick
lN. How are you and all the other mem
pers! h1Ne not gotten my paper for \
lons time. for the girl " no promised to send
II TO mo seems TO have forgotten me entire
U.s. ! think ! shall have to write to my
srandmoiher and ask her TO send IL TO me.
Many thanks for putting my poor letter
in with tho others was very proud 70
see II there. Harry Chadwick. think YOU
are hnc 1ieinber. ! wish could do the
shinsS YOU can. Tho pases Of the Washing
tor Post and The New York Tribune for
CHILDREN are not half good ours You
must forgive me II do not send stories
and letters often. for do not like 10 start
to write. though ! generally like It all
right after that. Hoping TO my story
printed am your Interested member.
piNondnle. Va NrNA I. HOPKINS.
Seud> New Puzzle.
Dear Editor.-r as very glad TO see my
letter published. I, was very encouraging.
am sending new puzzle. l cali II new
hecauFo ~ is not Ike any other puzzle 1
have fver seen IN the puzzle department..
Ike the hadsr very much Yours truly.
MARCH, ERITE A. HARRIS.
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Answer 10 Curtis Elders puzzle.
spokane. Little Rock, Memphis. Co.
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FLORENCE COLLINS.
1922 West Grace Street.
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pssL/ Ediior.--i am spending part o: my
vacation in Richmond. and certainly am
FOURTH and had a grand Tine. Inciosed arc
some Grhwiuss am glad Wilson was nom
'us tod. SO was ms choice. Your old mem
ber MARY ANDERSON GILLIAN.
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FLOWER MAsauERApn.

l What color was his robe?
?. With what was II fastened
;. Who was his partner
! What did she dance in?
.. What color were ner eyes.
What color were her checks
MARGUERITE BROADRuP.
Lorraine. Va.
WHO WROTE THESE Bookst
/. "a Girl OF the Limberlos,r
:? The Wide. Wide. World"
3. Ben Hun.
I. SANDY
>. The Gamble-.'' So
Hope Losing" is.yl
Z. The Dragon Painter IL.
{. The Brass BOWL 10
Little Women" ID
10. The Little Colonel" St'fs
II Elsie Dinsmorc. 4Sj
u old Mamsallc's secret" 81 :
i5. Gold Elsie" -Tsi
II Little Dorset"
l. GLADYS INGALLS,
soi Barton Avenue
Barton Heights.
Richmond. Va
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WHO WROTE THESE noohs.

Answers 70 names OF boys in figures.
by Pru.sy Wells
James. Nelson. Raymord John. Bob.
Edward. Samuel, Willie. Howard. Rue
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MYRTLE DICGs.
King and Queen C. H Va.
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Gainesville. Va.
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+ +. COLLINS.
2322 West Grace.
Richmond. Va.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
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