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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

n was drcwsy day IN The early
spring and ] was iaziiv swinging ~ my
hammock and pretending 20 read fny
b.or OF fairy tsI~e out the weather
Wa 20 warm J. soon dropped asleep.
All a. once I seemed TO be = tiny
eiri again
4 ffr.nec Iffio man suddenly stood
before r.r newer viii know how BE
managed fo apUcar 90 suddenly. unless
hc 4rraIc from thc earth. $500.
pc Wa the most oddly shaped Nt.ie
fellow 7 bad ever eecu. AT az once the
thought zDrafg o. my mind you
must be = guomc from cn0mc-iand I
exclaimed ir eu. prise
Ifta face srrmcs 10 be one broad
grin o. hr answered ~ cure night
FEafs exactly what J am.
How would you like o. 60 with roe
60 ruorrr-isn4 and ZEE how We live
frfffs fr asFrH
D ,larpco ~ hands in slice aud was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
4 STORY or THE TRANsvAAL.


PART !.
Down the road from Lsdysmith
Numbered the train. bringing Devon
shire and Manchester Regiments. Field
Battery and the Fifth Dragon Guards
to relieve the wsr-worn Natal Nolun-
teers and other troops. Dennis Pont-
ing. a private in the Dragon GUARDS.
looked out the window 81 the rapidly
disappearing town, bat he was not
sorry TO leave. for the sooner the bat
tie was over the sooner lie would go
back to distant London and his bride
of only few weeks. HIS thoughts
were all Of her as he pushed the heavy,
dark hair back from his forehead anu
sazed unseeingiy ~ the rolling pillows
Of veIdt through which the train
passed.
Margaret Vaughn tnow Pointing was
. young IriSh girl. Glossy black nair
curled away from the white f"reheau
and sparkling blue eyes looked into
the young guardsmans and won him
forever They hal only been mar
ried five weeks when the Fifth ORA
Soons were ordered TO the Transvaai.
and Denny had TO 20. They were
having trobue with the Beers. He
did not mind. only his thoughts were
INTERRUPTED by the trail drawing To
a stop. and stream of Khaki began
TO surge out on the meadow and fah
in line Rank on rank moved up the
hill until they reached the top, ana
SIN they surged on. suddenly from
The. left there came the roll CT mus
krtrv. an answering thunder as the
batteries tore pas. TO aid the ORA
aoons seeming TO unlimber before
they reached their destination. Their
first shot meant death, but II was d
false alarm, for OF on the right came
more firing. and steadier-
The batteries iimbered again ana
wheeled over meadow ami iastUTe.
Wire fencing. shrubs. everything went
down before their rush And Just as
the guns unlimoer once more there
was heard a faint whirr. changing to
q horrible scream and Boer sheh
Missed through the air and flung itself
in front OF the batteries Another. and
another-tney were coming fast nov"
During 4 IuIl the batteries sought
q nearer position on the right. and then
the screaming Of the BOer guns was
cqualed only by the heavy baylnS 81
tnrir own and the rifles OF the i'm
perial Light Horse
tTO be continued
HARRY CHADWICK -
care william Chadwick. National
Soldiers Home. Hampton, Va.
Dear Editor:
IT has been such 2 long time since
1 have had all OF continued STORY
Oh our page that am sending Inc
first part OF a Story OF the Trans
eaal" hoping it Will meet with better
success han the others II it appears
on the page I viii send the other parts
regularly. 1 am glad 10 say That IL
grows more interesting as Il pro-
"a .sses. am patiently awaiting the
.rec;ai contest and am hoping 1t IS
something in which ! may take part
! was GLAD 10 see a Christmas story
On the page. Good-by. your friend,
HARRY CHADWICK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
Puzzle Department
THE MOOSE HUNT.

(part /
Ifnor. tho shores OF Lake Winnipeg
there Was a quaint little French village
hid den from the rest of the world ny
the forest around II.
In that village there lived t5appeir
and hif dw' Ii,rh,e et' Would often visit The
trapper' who told them stories OF moose
In the traappers cabin hung upon
the walls were si'owshoes. shntguns'
rifles and skins of all ,:'nds Of animals.
The bows enjoyed being with the
trapper. and longed 10 - ona moose
take them SO he promised TO take
them II their father and mother would
give their consent.
Robert and Jean hurried home TO
plead for the permission.
sstar a GOOD deal Of persuasion they
gave their consent. provided thcy
would obey the trapper ana De very
careful ., -.
The boys. were cverjoyed, and hast
ened 10 tell the tIappcr ana select a
time for going en- the hunt
ITO BE Continued
S PAUL HATCHER.
Box Pa Ashland, Va.
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IF WE BUT LIVE Alright.

N1errilv rowing with wind and tide
Bright IL the SKY that : Ger US
Sunlit the banks on the river side
All the worlds before US.
oh life is easy. when day by day,
Fortune. his smile Destowing.
We row our boats on the pleasant way
The way the stream Is flowing
The sun will shine tomorrow,
Though clouds be dark as might,
So 10Y Will Danish sorrow
II We but live Alright.
\ word in Kindness spoken.
Can make misfortune bright.
And heal the heart that's broken,
If we but live Alright.
Selected by
LYRA VIRGINIA RANSOM
Masonic Home. Va.
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THE BRAVE SISTERS.

Lie -tIiI. little brother ! won hurt
YOU. said Mildred Mason. = bright
Hftie Elri just seven years old 50 say b.
INK -he pulled her baby brother down
upon q heavy Fgg and quickly rolled
him up in o.
This happened Yesterday morning
before the Two children were dressed
The little boy running TOO near Inc
CRATE had ret hi. night gown abrc- ftis
brave sister saw his danger and knew
what 10 do 20 help HIM BY her
prompt action. she srnothcred the
fauics and 20 saved her brothers lifc.
MARGARET REID
TX Fasf Marshall Street. City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

IP IN THE ia n

Way up ia the sky.
When tnr stars arc shining all
There is "a funny little thing
That looks like ball
When YOU run little closer.
And keep M tho pace.
You will be- surprised
To see funny face
A. YOU 20 on farther
Won VIII Ind 10 To Re
4 man IN the moon.
And nc is looking - me.
LILLIAN H-ATCBEE-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
Editorial and Literary Department

AZ once eager % go The gnome said
An right and muttered some Gu
rious words in gnome language. | sup
pose shaking his little nnger as ~
did 30.
As he spoke / felt myself changine
d. he finished speaking l became Z
gnOme child
no BE Continued.D
Composed by ..,...,-
r. r. u \ 4. Box ~. Ashland, Va
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THE ARCHBISHOP TANAGER.

= very hand@orro bird posscS,cd %
ID fairly good although not especially
r.ff-f.ai. voice. This bird OF the Mi
.ura-orv -rcrfe. usually a-ricvs IN the
northern portion uf the United states
ID houf she end ~ April and remains
there until tho breeding season is Over
Tho moss ia made % rrugh Hnatcri. i.
fno-~-v r,l. frgcfhrr. ir which. a. = gen
sraf fffif fhrrc spotted eggs % duiiis b
lIgr finf orc deposited
gFpEffE VAN HORN.
ff4 ~ c.fh Tenth s. fra.f city.
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GODS CARE.

All day III try His will TO do AND listen
when He speaks
He'll helm me keep nay promise true
because He cares for ne
And when I so 70 bed al night. anu
darkness hovefs rcunc.
| know Hell keep me IN It's slght.
because lie cares for me.
Selected by CHA RLoIIE 10 = ES-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

peer Editor.--i suppose you think have
forgotten the r. d. &. O. Hut really haven {
had time TO do any thing tins Christmas bus
Rad ( dont believe that there D. any one
iu the world who loves &c read wei a. 90.
have read twelve books this Christ maS, ana
have started on NY thirteenth. hope all the
club members had a merry Christmas ana
will have 4 happy New Year. send this
Twelfth Night story. IL Is - ions / think
~ will have to be continued try 10 wnte
short stories blt ! can DO a. lhank y Gu
very much FOR iuy pen
our member ISABEL rtD W II.
Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Dear Editor. ! am ssndins d-4xiue
which I hope 10 Niil ship suc Wasfcra~ksr.
! am booking for u 81 next >anIay paper :
want you Co send me = ns lee for your club.
tac = j. ID e. Trims thai B. enc maine cd
tbs club 20 not correct 90 fur E.e. o., sure
10 send hsdgc
PHILIP Nelson WILLIAM SOY.
Graham. Va. care Graham Grocery CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Dear fditor.-I nave mOFrd away ron
Richmond Va. to Cincinnati O.. but
hone tnis will make no difference. and sou
viii still retain me a. "a member Of the L. u.
& a The Times Dispatch viii bc sent 20
me every sunday. I am sending YOU head
ing for February. which hope WiN arrif g
in time TO be printed tor the month OF Feb
ruarN. You will find some drawings also in
this letter / am going TO start 10 school here.
and / hope / shall Ike % a. wei as The Rich
mond school
will close now, hoping that you, the
members and ny friends Ia Richmond en-
joycd a happy New Ataf.
From your member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
A Richmond Trim.

Dear Editor.-f am writing to YOU early
because | want 10 get q drawing IN for next
sunday. just arriV ed from Richmond yes
terday evening | went down Tuesday night
and / had a hne time. 1 went into the News
Leader Building. / saw The Times Dispatch
Building but aid not have time 10 20 IL.
am sending a aWing Hope II wifi escape
the waste basket hope can start 10 draw
ing better this year.
From your member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Dear tG4tor.-As ] have looked over th.
eiris and boys page N The TiIaes- Dispatch.
uiiUt nfyyrd very much. I have very af. 10
i.urrI % write aud draw f1r ftf- ra--. a
SaNr been around TIRE world ard na en-
fut cd ny trips am thirteen rtar- ~ age.
ana would love 70 Join the r.. ID g. Club.
n tti- viii Boo ai right. would hAr to .rr for
tie i-ll prize contest Nolr NV rleii meg
SARA ~ ffaa rs.
i.r Nc,t Green street. Hfgb Point. -.. &C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

ufa- Fd.frr % voHif -. ... rrf fr
.nIl fHr o. u e. snI tI'.r'.Hf ..H .H.
rr.f' sI. aat-f y nf raa. .a'. fI.
ffrf .f.r.. iD - uDisloD- rta- .... r.
f.ctfUiy.
NfIrHIr e..rT
Fnrie.r rrr vfI r.tH.t r.
f1r. afirf " .rfl Itr fu e..
t iI..a tt.lat ,rI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Dear E1itDr i want go JOIN she club Ny
sister has Joined t. / am seven Hcar~ .iu
Ms mother and father are Gcaf. Wish i
had a pet | an al Jhc second GRADE At schlol
I 20 90 the Methodist sunday school Ny
sunt Cora l. teaching al y = - J. Ne
had over two weeks Chri.fmsu holiday
CHARLOTTE JONES
s0s kal1raMa street. stanton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

~ Editor have not written TO YOU
,,,r .,,,,, lime 30 am trying NOW The head
in., hv Noser for January vas me what
IA. h..oni, Of Curtis Rider Nhitock Ian
d.r ,our Mutt aud Jcf pictures are NeiN
GOOD 1 hone tho page will br as good as II
US lasi wear I viii close for this time.
Your member. MIC hOLAS DRAKE
Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Dear EDITOR am sending YOU draw iu-
but don know whether ycu Siu accept DC
or not. nct very talented .u arr
want 10 know n ! may become a mcrube~ IF
the T. ID. e. CLUB. and u may. phase .rnu
me badge AMI list OF rules our NJ "
i1cmDer. GAY Don NALLN.
Louisa. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Dear Editor hope YOU enjoyed your
Christmas. and I hope ali of thc members
did. too | wish knew more OF the members
OF our Page. but don L know but Two. rs
tcilc Chappell and Ethel Watkins. wish
you Happy New Year got whole lot
of things nristm mas. BY by
ELIZABETH AIcRAE.
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@ q sd qiaRS


and medal both. aud think they are heauu-
ful read the book in one e'19lns' 80 you
s,. - Cb~i.trrasg As fer l9c. had a
dcliyb,fui dime " uat has become OF Lotus
Dickrnson She used to nc faithfui mem
Der. bus have rot seen aEN u ntt ~ WIS
~. ~. ',,t,,s our member
W. EDITH MAY ALLEN.'
a..-l- Non.lla HIr.nl. l1tA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

A Busy Mem Der.

Dear Editor reckon you think have
forgotten you. but haven't. ! have been
80 busy achCo: that hadn { bad time TO
write. viii you please send ne badge. for
/ lost mine. Your old member.
MARGARET REID.
229i East Marshall street. City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19

Dear kdtor-I am sending in thrilling
story to be continued I answered two puz-
zlcs also. / will try to draw picture If not.
won't send il. / think Harry Chadwick sends
wonderful poetry.
four loving memhcr,
SAMUEL l.. GABTERIG IA.
Colonial Place. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
Hoping for Prize.

Dear EditOr.-It has been a long tIme >ince
] have sent anything 10 the Page did ms
best. my very best. un he story am SEN liil 2
to-day. and hope 1t Will win prize. had
"a Merry Christ mas ana a Happy New ear.
and hope you ana the members mad the same.
santa Claus brought lots % things 10 me.
What did he bring yOat member
MARY F. HOW ARD.
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90 TOBtsis.

Tho fowe~s have gone
Tho COO DAYS are coming.
Birds do not sing their song.
The trees are changing iheif citSec- "a
green
To rcd and eold and brown.
soon Jack Frost VII visit us.
with STOW and Sec he'll come O. i"N y .
Hen wnffcr tho scuoolh~use nc -
whftfu arc trees.
AID eurcsd a Whit cover all around.
GERTRUDE EBEL
IScS-A ". Grace. city.
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RUTH MILLER.
Our New Member.

Dear Editor wrote Won a letter last
Monday that ! wished 20 JOIN The T. ID 4. q
page. and | haven't receive ca any answer.
also said 20 please send me badge But
don't suppose yOu received ihc letter. or
sou lust haven't had time to answer. Wen.
suppose | had better clos. a. M letter Is
getting too long l am your new member
MARY LLiZABErH CT RlN.
SO North rhlrtcln 81. IA.hlnOll. "a.
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Mineral. Va
nnIiesnt for Membership.

Dear Editor--Wiil drop you few lines
In regard to joining the drawing club want
to know Oh what terms 1 lOin the club
Hope 10 have an early reply. with fuli particu-
lars. | am a little glrl ten years Old.
Yours res pectfuiy.
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What We | lave Done and
What We Hope to Do

NV Dear tErlS ana boy
Every now and again ~ seems neces-
sarv for your editor 10 write ana re-
mind Won OF rules which are few IN
number. bias absolutely necessary 10
he kept These rules are
J. You must not write OF Draw IN
pencil and expect To have your wofh
, No story or letter OF drawing done
in pencil work can hereafter nope 10
escape the waste basket.
Your editor has been lenient m this
resncct. but now the club has eetaD-
Nshed ifs standard Of sending IN neatly
executed pictures drawn with pen
and black ink on white paper and OF
writing on one side OF the paper Only
i'm the same way. 50 look TO n, my
htflc mem beTs. that YOU keep the eGu-
caflOnal influence what IL should pc
/ am glad 20 note that an article on
The inauguration. the special con
test announced, has been received
am especially anxious that the re
sponse to this shall be IAN ana me.
SO am waiting 70 hear what others
OF you have 10 say
Your editor has been sick. but inter
est ma what YOU do and say never
Nvaues and with this issue of the page,
thanks for your good WORK III lsi< TO
gether with hopes for what there Is
10 be done and may be done IN 1918. 20
20 YOU from me Remember the spirit
OF the now wear l. tWoiold and iOOEs
backward and forward. linking past
and future together IN what l. done ana
hoped for YOU EDi On
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WINTER

WINTER - Jolly.
Winter D. Eav.
VIII its winds and re srsws.
Don't you wish u wculo stay ,
winter is merry.
Winter - drsr
Ike many happy children.
what have they o. fear
WfrfcT 70 happy,
Winter r. cold
Win fbrfafua- trees many.
VIVA. gifrs do they nolds
Original
Com rosrd BY
NfARGARET PROCTOR
Drake Branch, Va
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a Thrilling Story.


ll2 Locust St. CovingtOn. Va.
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THE WIN = FKiIt NINNEno.
Miss Ruth Miller. 1900 Morse street
Iinwood. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Miss Flora Uutzler. 400 Bainbridge
street. south Richmond. Va
Miss Mildred Simms. 2OO7-A ffoHd
Avenue. Richmond, Va
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TlmbsNabriebteit.
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