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| just pulling away from the bridge
switch with great rapidly. As the
| train disappeared. the silence which
had ruled for o long while, for their
thoughts seemed to have beon absorbed
in tire dying train, was abruptly bro
ken by Mr.. Jones's remnrk: 1T all
| comes from having to walt for you"
"Why, dear, you know was ready
long before YOU" Ills wife replied.
Good gracious" the husband NUT
tered with great impatiencc. Just lis
| ten to. that! was seated In the buggy
fifteen minutes yelling for YOU. and /
| am sure all the neighbors heard me-"
Yes" the wife replied. with provoke
Ing placIdity and tranquility. land
each time came down you sent me
back after something you had forgot
ten"
1t was finally decided that they would
put off their trip until next week. and
the one who failed to get rendy in time
should be left-that was all. On the
day to go he was somewhnt delayed
With his work, but he arrived home at
quarter to II. and the train wasn't TO
leave until half-past II. Chuckling all
tho while undor his breath how Mrs.
Jones would foel when hs started of
alone. he started dressing himself with
great rapidity, but he was somewhat
checked. for he had to search for his
clothing himself. 1t struclc IL, and
Mr.. Jones was looking everywhere for
his cuffbuttons. where are my cuff
buttons?" he cried to his wife. At
that moment Mrs. Jones entered. put
ting on her gloves. while Mr.. Jones
hunted UP and down the room for his
cuffbuttonB. Ellen he snaried mt
last, II believe you must know where
those cuffbuttons arc, and you won't
tell me-"
II haven't seen them" she replied.
"but did you leave them In your shirtr'
Mr.. Jones remembered that In his haste
he had done so. and ne went In tho
NEXT room to get them. When he re-
turned she was ready to start. Are
you ready. dear?" his wife swe.tly in
1uired. Tho unhappy man groaned.
"Is my valise packed?" he asked
II don't know. unless you packed II
yourself. scarcely had time to pack
m3 own. Well. dear. sood-by. I must
hurry. or else shall miss my train
this tims. too"
Apparently tho lounscrs were greatly
amused Just rs the train was pulling
out to SEQ flushed. putting man. with
his hat on sideways his valise Mapping
open and doorkcy In his hand. dash
wildly across tho platform and stop In
the middle OF the track, slarinE in his
great rage at the departing train and
shaking his fist ut q pretty woman who
was saily waving her hands at him
from the rear platform of the last oar.
IRVING H. WHITE.
PA West Clay Street, city.
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utting Loyalty Of Club
Members to a est
My Dear Girls and BOYS:

My Dear Girls and Boys:
am going to put your patience and
club loyalty to the test. You have
always responded. ana ! do not f>ar
but what you Will do SO when ] ask u
service OF you.
We arc. / am sure, very happy to
welcome into the club Il large number
OF new mcmbcrs-we who have bcen
here long enough to feel thoroughly at
home and be. as ii were. the hosts Of
tho organization, willing TO put our
own claims and personal desires asId /.
for while TO give place and space to
those asking for il for the first time
Now, then, IL for while you dear
Older members do not see yourselves IN
print, remember that ! am holding In
reserve all you have sent mo and thai
l will put IL in jus: as soon as | can
am only sorry that n page has just
seven columns and no more, but / am
asking YOU to help me and not to COIN
plain. Just he us brave and as good
as you always are. and everything will
come around to you after Il little.
know you Will be delighted TO read
Baldwin Burwcll's letter and look at
his excellent cartoon. He Is am alum
nus whom We do well to honor, i mem
Der OF our club who, when Il was re-
quired of him. took up his fathers
work and is now editor of the Augusta
County Argus. Dear members, such an
example IL help and an Inspiration to
us all.
am giving another. week On Wade
u. Nincent's puzzle because wish him
t" send an answer himself We arc
trtlrg out ilnc pages these days. and
ynu have the congratulations of
YOUR EDITOR
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THE wnAvrNc or ruE WEB.

Dear heart, the day is never so d:eary'
but the clouds will break away,
And the web that life is weaving
VIII not always be 80 gray.
The light of rosy morning
VIII fade away at noon;
Dear heart. thou must not be gricvinS,
Purple twilight cometh soon.
Dear heart the web Is finished.
And the weaver, worn and gray
Now across our tired vision
Breaks eternal glorious day.
Original.
NELLIE RI. CHADWICK.
Care William Chadwick, National Sol
diers' Home. Hampton. Va.
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ANNIE's pREAm.
PART THIRD

They first went to poor woman's
cottage, where they found a IIttlc
piind girl sitting on the only chair I'm
thc room The fairies brought her n
punch OF flowers and mt them near
her. Then they flcw to Il house where
Z SICK hoy lay rolling and tossing on
ms bed, and they gave him pleasant
dreams Then Il bell sounded in their
cars whats that?" said Annie. CTS
the bell calling us TO the COURT snid
sunbeam. SO all the fairies hurried TO
me palace. where the queen was sitting
on her throne with the fairies around
her' Then she told Annie shc would
nave 10 go home, because her mother
was looking for her. +Annic was very
sorry TO go. but she knew that her
mother would be worried about her IL
she was not there, SO she got in tho
boat with the fairies ana sailed across
tho stream. and Sunbeam took her
nome and left her in the hammock.
Annie thought she iuatd her mother
culling hnr and she opened her eyes
and her mother was standing In front
OF her. why, Annie" said her mother,
you have been asleep all the morning.
Come in and set your lunch" Then
Annie told her mother her dream.
THE END.
ELIZABETH BOULDIS
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\ HOME in THE COUNTRY.

In very pretty par. Of the country
there Is a large houss which Is nd-
mrcd very much by every one. To
get there you have to 20 first on tho
train and than up the river on steam
boat, which lands YOU at 4 picturesque
house on the banks. As you go mp
from the landing You have to n; cend
tall hill. Then you go into the yard,
which is covered with grass and has q
large oak tree and borderi of flowers
which beantlfy Il.
As you enter the porch Ahat loads
to the hall you see rooms o,A,ach side
chat are large and airy &'ou pass
through into thA garden, &here all
kinds OF vegetables are SroyMnB lux
uriantiy. on the cdg Of uA garden
urc fig bushes. grape vines, Mar and
pench trees laden with summA fruit
under which tired city girl Wly en-
JOY luscious fruit and almost a. Sinc
SHE is In the Eardou of ParadsW VIII ~
she remembers the hot scnooIroA, she
has just loft behind IA
In the cool Of the evening IVA de-
scend 10 tho river. wh re in royMoats
you can fish ana enjoy fresh hrFazos,
after which you go to the house fry
the fish ana enjoy them with ho, VAS
cults and coffee. Then yuu ~ avalc
under the spreading oak before a.
retire 10 the chambers above. WI .
sweet slumhcr awaits you. Va
Composed by SALl.iE. kIpDM
Petersburg, Va. q
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KING FROST AND TIE TWO MAID
EMS.

There once lived woman with a
daughter who was very ugly and II
stepdaughtcr who was very pretty. The
woman loved her usly daughtcr, but
hated the poor stcpchlld. Ono cold
winter day the woman sent the step-
child TO the forest TO gather wood.
While CHE was getting farots king
Frost came along. lie smiled and
asked: Are you warm. niniden?''
Quite warm. King" she replied. but
she was really very cold. King Eros,
snapped his fingers In her face. and
Sha felt as II needles wcrs sticking all
over hor. Arc .yon warm. maiden ?"
he asked again. Quite warm" she
replied, through purple lips. Then he
smiled at her and touched her shoulder
with an ciclc. Instantly she was
dressed in beautiful, warm garments.
When she turned TO thank him he had
vanished. She went home TO Tell her
stepmothcr. and as she spok. to her
stepmother precious stones fell from
her lips.
tTo Be Continued
DALLAS BURROWS.
City
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TIE Lnci:>D or LAl<l: nEso,.,rio

Many many years ago II tribe OF lnsSa
d!nna SOL" upon q settlers cabin antA
Killed the mans wife. His son rhiiuti
was not killcd, but was shot by one *
tho bullets which picvccd through thr
cabin walls. The man then grabbed iiI,
his raby S!rl and He'd TO tho river.
Whttc the canoes were anchored and
INTO one or these he pnt ihr ,hi).:
As lie was g.tting in with his cnild hr
fell, pierced with an indian bullet Vlo
poor father had lust enough strength
leit To push thc canoe into tho river
where he current rnught il and acnt s;
quickly out of sight.
The savarss loft the burning house
ana at last some hunters came ip. I,Ist
as they came In sight Philip staggered
IRON the smoking ruins and .eil be-
Tor" them Philip was ten years old
and after hearing his story tic hunt
ers took the hoy 10 iive with them.
The canoe in which Law tile baby
driitcd along and al last struck on n
sandy beach whore an Indian woman
was getting water. The woman rut
down her water bottle and drew the
canoe ashore. When sii. saw tho child
She raised her arms thrice to heaven.
and picking un the baby sho ran ouick
iy on, OF sight. After obtaining per-
inission from the chief to keep Tho habv
the child was christenad Brave Hear,. ),
The Indian camp wherein dwell
Brave Heart WAS Very excited a
young palofaee was IN camp. saIkiuc
10 shnir chief. The ludnns had no
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A TRUE STORY.
ELIZABETH BoULD1N.

My aunt lives out In Oklahoma. ana
last summer there was a railroad built
about eight miles from the town IN
which she lived. so they moved over
10 the railroad, and they just moved
AL the houses One old man was sick
and could not leave his bed. so they
just hitched tractios engine TO his
house and moved II eight miles with
him in bed. and his daughter cooked
three meals a day In tho house nll tho
time they were moving on.
ELEANOR w INGRAM
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What does chivnirous mcan:" asked
Edith of her brother one day, as she
was reading. "Chivalrous means ons
who has courage and can face any
danger without being afraid. one who
Is bold and gentle to all that are
weaker than himself. one who VIII nl.-
ways tell the truth at any cost: that
Is what chivairous means" said her
brother, and ] hope all boys ar. that
way MARGARET PROCTOR.
BRAKES Branch. Va
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Cores bondenee Column
Editor Augusta County Argus.

. Dear Ediior.-fou have not hoard from, sue
Cor some lime. but you may rest ass,Irc,i
aha; ms failure 10 contribute TO your pare
Is not due TO amy lack OF iutercs, or hnst
wishes for 10 success. l have really hn,l
very littic time 10 devote to work for tho
page. although ! have not buried my Z: 1ent
through lack OF practice. l am now MS 81
result " rate, managing and editing tho
AuEuSia County Argus, Il scnii-wcckiy min
ishcd In this city. and which for twenty
roGs years was ably edited by my father. 7,
H. Burwell. who died January iG. last, l
am enclosing n cartoon on SoosevcIts an
n"Snced candidacy for another term MS
resident. II is original, and trust you will
think II worthy OF being printed in your
paper on the II. u. G. e. paEe. and oven
have the cheek 10 say tina; ] hope TO DO a
prize winner. n
j. BALDWIN BGRwI5LI.. JR.
ne North Cealter street, S,aunton. Va
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Dear Editur.--I was 50 surprised 10 soc
tHhi he'd gotten a pTac, and IL encoutag-
ca Inc 50 much Papa always makes nm ,n
nay work. aud when ( showed him riy .nine
on Inc prize list, he said you must have
made u mistake IN printing I am vsr, busy
at school. have had three test this
week The snow is about ten inches deep
| viii Try 10 got another prize
MhEGAHEr PEOSTOR
brakes Branch Va
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wade II. Vincent.

Dear Ediiori-i an, sending 81 drawing ot
Two i;tlc girls. HOBO 10 SEQ 1, printed /
eemo home from New York abn,,, three
think Wade II. Vincent's drawing was
very good. th!nl; the iI.tc boy ana glrI
are giving Gael! other n '.Va.cntEne Kis,i
] think M letter Is getting ton long Yours
truly. EDfTTi ANDF:esr,S
I.ou!ga, Va ~
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mIN.llN EEnAl,I:rr.

besT Editor You me right wha, would
"" DO without cur good memuaTs9 Mel
come - tho Ehidys sures tic nclnb. r.,
40" aiad 80 ser ihsni back asain. ii wa.
tn"wins 20 nord here that VIC Mad 70 sta,
rom sEhooi. hated 10 inisn school very
fwerp TO some of the puzzles SUCCESS AMI
DeH; wishes FOR tho cnb Your olH a,emhcr
lYHh V. HANSON
Ma.on4C Home. East iticlIncni.
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Dear Ediior--I va glad to sec my last
picture in print. as hope that tnis one VIII
a! warm weather here although We have
r.shi cpll days now ana ihcu. / think that
TIC pictures last week were iiic. and thai
ne puH%l"s ard stories were very interest
ing Yours respectfully
WADE II. VINCENT
!!' Lincoln Pace brooklyn " Y.
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answer. Catherine Lynch,

Dear Ed!tnr.-I have mother rsss .i, ~.
letters ana pictures 20 me every aundav
ana ] want To join. AIj slater "a !, n,,mhcr
now PieaSe send me badge. wonder Il
T. i. Z. c. is the same little :,,ri net
~ belie Monte several years ago We had
, .nrh Eood tiuncs playing. Your new Nom :.
El' ELEANOR " INGRAM
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Dear Editor.-I hope you viii pardon mo
for breaking my promise when said i
would try ana send some contribution each
week. but sont three stories and n niece oc
poo'rEi none OF which were published But
YOU said YOU had so many contributions Won
would Try 70 publish them later so I have
been looking each week. and must admit.
peaSe forgive, dear Editor, shat l WAS Il
little disappointed ut not seeing. thcn, Tbio
wcck ] am sending q story entitled ..Too
Late. which ! hope shall nec, Gith net
"r FuccoFe. Hoping the club and III;
memheTs the hest OF success. I remain
Your faithful member
=. IRVING H. WHITE.
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ghr Faster I,lc,

hfai Elitnr. When papa ;.rousht lhe
rHrcr hnip" this morning l took II ana
p.t sed om' The =. T.. e. c, page. How SUR
piiseH wa when ! SAW my name in tho
prize iSL fhpNks q thpusand times Tor II,
nope every, mnHuo! VIII sc''i something
Of iia-ior 70 the posc will havr raboyts
ana clic.ers h. thnt time, Eastnr sturlcs
dhd lHi1HeS arc nee. 100 My neck ir MI
sW9.i'u 50. J though. I had tiic ifurur,
i'nt ! cnn ont pcEiH. TEunks rcf ihu prize
again. NOur me2nbtr
nEaHN HEnApl;ur.
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winirrcde, w. va
rIcnscd Win prl1e.

Dear Ediior.-t have received my prize,
aud II Is iust oil y. X. II you selected It
TO please me You certainly succeeded, and
you have my whole heart full OF thanks.
u is showing hurd to-day. VIC can not
50 10 sunday school. and have been read
;hG and Interesting stor. Of tho Revolutions
airy Wnr--"rrue 10 the OLD FiaS" The
account % the attack upon tho early set
Tiers by tho lndans Is Just fine. like
everything about the Indians. Two years
ago MANN gave ME an Indian suit with
sword and rifle. l liked II better thnn
any Christmas present l ever got. Thnni,
YOU Harry Chadwick. am glad you en-
Joyed my letter. ] guess you know you arc
The champion artist In tie club. Curtis
Elders drawings G:s fine. too. Editor,
Lucy Fooiton Is printing n letter. shn viii
have an awful cry IL Il Is not published sSha
Is as bad about the paper MS We are: we ali
want IL at once. II YOU publish hers, YOU
VIII have US all. am sending some draw
inSl Where are the Rhudys? we MI on
| JOY their letters With beet wi.hss for our
editor and every member of club.
Yours,
JOHN w. sIIEF'FIEI.D IN.
lIdEoway, Va.
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roo LATE.

Wien they reached the dtpo, Mr..
Jones and his wife viewed the depart
Ing train with unspeakablc disuppoint-
mcnt and surprise, for the train was
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IIistory Questions.

History QUESTION:.
J.. Who captured Fort Osweroq
In what year was Alaska bought
the Union? ~
=; In what year was the earthouake
9. When was President GARFIELD shot P
Composed by
SARAH COOPER.
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Dear Nditor.--l am little V!rgimia girl,
but | am living In West VI-g,nin. like
thc u. H. G. G. page very much. and I
want to become member OF the T. ID. G.
=. please send mo u badge. am sending
Yours truly.
Wnifrcde, w. Va -,
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WILLIE ". FUt,CHER
s9S p. IRrgct Street, Raleigh. y. @.
Oyster. and oystermen.

Dear Editor.-As | an, a ittlc boy from
.no Iiuewatcr Eection. l will try to writ
you something about oysters rho ovst,I
men irst stake or their oyster bed ar,f
AFTER paying the State tax they then con-
nIcnGe to plant by scattering brondcas:
or snap oyrters. And after they are al
lowed TO grow about two years. the larE.
cSt ones arc removed TO a fattcniny ground.
anu IN another year they are known as
nice barrel stock by them. and are ready
;or shipping within shor; distance OF my
rome. There arc q hundred or more incl,
%no nave thousand or more acres o. them
planted. EDGAR + Spiny
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GirIr' Nnrnes in rig,lrc,.

]. 6. ], IL. II. o, r.
2. is. 15, .. .. 9. s.
3. IL. ], 81. is. ].
:. Is, l, 90. 20. .. s..
.. ~. ], -. IL. o5.
.. 10, 81. IL. 8. l..
Z. IL, Is. 81. 2. 10. 5
). -. 2, is, Z. ., II, Q, /.
2. lG, 8. i, is. IL.
10. 5, IL. IL. 8. IA,
u. 16. ]. 81. IL. 9, Il, Z.
II. 8. II. ., 20. /, 2, 6. 90. s.
OPHELlA L. SHORT.
LawrencevIlle, Va.
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Delight, In DrnMinr.

Dear Edtor-l have FOR some time. de.
lighted In reading the Childrens page OF
The Ti,net-Dispatch. and have decided 10
join the club y you will udipIt ME. have
names OF almost All the h.eIni,ers from
memory. and like 10 sec thcir pictures and
stories In print. There is nothing de-
isht In more than drawing and OUTSIDE or
work hours spend practically all OF my
iimc with pencil and pen have lately en-
roed In the I. c. s., % Scranton. Pa, FOR
scholarship in commercial Illustrating and
nave Just completed the plates o. my sec
onn lesson, and corrections ior my first /
used 10 use water colors, but abandoned
them, and am now wori;ng cltIrcly in ink
] am enclosing small sketcli--the smallest
havc-and hoping that you will llk. II
and send n badge to
Your new member,
WILLIE ". FtIl,CIiER
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wEEIt'S PRIZE WINNERS.
Charles q. BcnII, runstnII, Va.
D. baldwin BurweiI, Jr., lilo North
Coaltcr Street. StnuntUn, Vn.
alargarct E. Mnson. winifred, w. Va.
NyEI.Ik,s pI,
THE wEEK,s CoNTnIu,prons

TIE WEEKS CONTRIBUTORS.
Anderson, Edith ingram, Eleanor NJ.
anIhonE, Catherine lrby. Ruth
Atklns, Edna Jackson, Laurabellc
Anthony, Sadie Kidd. Sallic
Anthony, Blanche Kidd, Robert L.
| burrows, Dallas Kent, Edna
! Beverly. Cedric s. Kennedy Mortimer
Bradshaw, Dennis Loving. irene NJ.
] Branch, Erna Lea Cav
Bon'dn, Elizabeth Melton. James II.
blounit Kate Mason, NJ E.
f; Brockonbrough, ". Aoorc, Mary u.
| Broadrup. NJ. Melton, Robert NJ
| Bowlcs, X. G.. Murray Warren N
| Bowles, Ralph G.. Morton, Katherine
Bowles, James e. ODriun Lucille
bowman Wilbur Pannill, A. II.
Bowles. Louise Proctor, Margaret
Booker, y. e. Jr Perkins, Llnwood
Beal, C. G.. Paul. Gertrude
Bailey. Clifford Pierson, Warren
Burwcll, J. H., Jr. Pannil. Mary
Broadrup, Helen Pickett. Matte l..
BAKER Pahiine Pitts, Marianne
Chadwick, w. IL. Rosenberg. Eva
; charles Nlcse Ransom, Lyra V.
Carter Shirley Rogers Waltnr
Cooper, Rebecca r. Sheffield VIM. y,
Cooper, Sarah Sims, Thelma
| Clay, Alice b. Sutton, Dix
Cox, Thomas Slaughter, Vera
.h"n"ieh. N. II. snort, Ophelia T..
Chadwick, Harry sutton, Edith
Collins, Flor srre aShcnleld, Lucy W.
Durvin. t. Carlisle Sheffield, John w.
Dunn. L. Is. Seuy. Maggie T.
Easley. Elizabeh Sheffield, Susan
Finn Rose A Sutton, stephen
friedman, Edns SDady, Edgar j.
Freeman, a. t. Saay. Lemnel D.
freeman, j. W. Stands. w. X.
Fox, Edith L. Taylor, Gladys
Fulcher, Willie w. Thornton, Evelyn
Gayle, Lois Tignor, Helen a.
Gillian, Charlotte Tignor, Thelma
Oils, ThelIna Van Horn, G.
Gillian, Mary a. Vincent. Wade II.
Gillian, G. $. Waite. y. C.
Henley. Rex Wellnan. Elise
Howard. Man Made, Hartwell
! liollins, Cole White, IrvlaE IT,
lfammit. Charles Wilson, Louise
! fiitc, Martha Wills. Marian
Watkins C H., Jr.
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In Affirmative Of Drh,,.

Dear Editor,--f have not sent anything to
the page for some tinc. The rEe con OF
,mis r that have been going TO acliobI and
Gu The main feature OF the last day was
debate on The subject; "Rcsoived, That
,no indian 1ias Received Worse treatment
Than the Negro I wn, In thc onIr,no,Ive
tife. II was agreed to that the afflrma tive
should have no reply. The decision was
given In favor OF the negative. NC have
nor been receiving the sunday issue of Tho
Iimes- Dispatch for tho past few weeks n
ihere Is no Selection would like 10 offer
u h'ue suggestion II Is ;ha That you
ssieet some subject and offer u prize 10 the
one who shall mnke tho best essay ON H.
WITH beat wishes TO nil. / nm
Lours very truly,
CEDIt1C g. BEVERLY
Freezing. Va
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Ford. DlnwiddIe Co. Va. " - =.
Nnmcr az rIoncrn in EIrnr..

Names of Flowers in Figures.
IA, IL, i9, 5.
22. .. II. IL, +. 20.
>. 10. 12. /. 10.
I6, 2. 1s, IL. 10.
IL, 0. II. 70. Composed by
G. VAN HOUS.
500 y. Tenth Street. City.
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Puzzle DEPARTMENT
Geography puzzle,

H
a., =. same mountain In Washington
dents. ~ ouf iresi-
-. Name group of lakes In oregon
tht ~ the name OF O. happy limo Of
3. Name city OF Idaho that Ia tha
name OF n small animal.
=. Name u city of Montana that is
the name of girl -
D. Name a group OF mountains OF
.nohtuha that Is tho namo Of an AMI ;
tho O. n Mame q, river er,S Of Wyoming that 10
.. Namo city OF Nevada that 10 a
States. <N''"h'io
J., 8; Name city of New Mexico that
Is the name of an orc.
~, -. Name city of Nebraska that IL
H. Namo n city OF Indiana thnt ia
Inc name OF very Ono Frenchrnan.
~. Name fork of Texas that is tho
hame or q very common mineral.
~. Nnmo q city OF Oklahoma that In
the namo of boy.
10. same city OF Arkansas that is
'he name OF very famous Indian.
-. Name city OF Louisiana that r.
name Of a President
10. Name city Of Alabama that Is
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Curiosity is a great aid to
friendship. Once you know all
about another you lose interest in
him.

Thorns from cacti are now used
instead of steel needles for phon-
ographs-