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/ WORKER APPRECIATES THIS

VIM. Morris, a resident of Florence,
Oregon, says: For the last fourteen
Years my kidneys and bladder inca
pacitated me for all work. About
eight months ago ] began using Fo-
ley Kidney Pills. and they have done
what other medicines failed to do, and
now ! am feeling fine. | recommend
Foley Kidney Pills" Economy Drug
CO., Fargo Drug Co.-Advt.
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Emmett APLEY
CASE DISMISSED
MATERIAL WITNESS FOR STATE
CAN'T BE REACHED AND
DISMISSAL is ASKED.

Jamestown, N. D., June 11.-Emmct
Apley walked out of jamestown to-
day a free man. The case against
him was dismissed and with Is cents
in his pocket and all his personal eff
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The Reat q smalIeat cost.

1t IS hardly possible to And else
where such clean fresh merchandise
as that sold In "A. II. Moody's base
.ment department at such little prices.
Special sale IN the store downstairs,
the last half Of the week. -Advt.
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Hard Headed

Washington star: .tThey used To-
call him bone1ead.
THAT was before he succeeded
Eyes. Now they express lit different
ly: They call him a man Of hard, solid
sense
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"A life-preserving suit, with food and
water supplies, has been tested in the
Hudson and may become a competitor
of the New York hotel.
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A legless porch climber has been arr
rested in New York. Now will some
kind officer arrest an armless pick
pocket.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-11

The owner Of a stubborn auto chop
ped it up and sold the junk. The
same amount Of energy might have
moved the car.
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quenee the postmaster does not feel
like supervising his work and really.
irnagines that the rural carrier is
somewhat independent of his super.
vision, but the rules and regulations do
not deem this a. fact and the sooner
the postmasters and the rural carriers
get In touch with each other the
quicker greater efficiency can be look
ed for.
Among other topics which should be
considered in connection with this pa
per are:
Where there is city delivery Of mail
q greater effort should be made to
have local patrons provide boxes for
the reception Of mail from the ar
rier in place of its being thrown on.
porches, under doors or the carrier
waiting for someone to answer the
bell. Here Is a good missionary field
awaiting most postmasters.
- EFs 49,
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OUR HORSE RHoDY.

My sister Bess has been writing you
about our dog Gnsie, and she said that
l say our dog Ginsie. but she Is not our
dog at all. She belongs to our uncle
Bob. SO I can say the same Our
horse Rhody is not our horse at all.
She belongs to Uncle Bob. He brought
her from Kentucky She is one OF the
dearest horses, Kentucky ever raised.
and we have had some Of the hcstest-
best times with her that children ever
had. One day Blanton. James Bess and
l all got on her, one behind the other,
like a string of birds on fence, and
went to hunt for dewhcrrics. but we
couldn't go up n hill because the last
one would slip off.
We were all little kids" and Rhody
seemed to know that she had to tako
care of us II we came to n very rough
PLACE she would walk around It, and
if one of us fell off she would stop to
keep from stepping us. When we
got to n dewberry patch we would tie
her to a sassafras bush so she could
eat the leaves while we picked berries.
We named all OF our dcwberry patches
One we called Snake dcwberry patch"
because we saw a snake there. An
other was the "Bird's-nest patch" be-
cause we found an English sparrow's
nest with four little birds in 1t. An
other Graveyard patch" because 1t was
near n graveyard. Another Monster
dewberry patch because the berries
were so large. All this time we were
having the best time In the world and
Rhody was having just as good a time.
although she did not eat dewberries
she could find plenty OF tender grass
and sassafras leaves to eat. will tell
you some moro about her some other
time.
(To be Continued.)
MARY BADGETT.
Farmvillo, Va, Il. =. D. No. /.
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TOMS ADVENTURE.

one day while Toms father had gone
TO the village town. Tom, thinking that
the deer were safe. left home, and went
- See one OF his playmates Unfor-
tunately the doors had been loft open.
so the deer got out OF the stable and
ran n very long way.
Toms father came home very soon
after AS II was very dark he went TO
feed the deer. but he could not hnd
them ne could only see the tracks OF
them He was very angry with Tom
FOR having LEFT home and let the deer
get out. Next morning very early
Tom started on tho track OF the deer.
but as snow storm soon arose, he soon
los; trail OF them lie climbed over
mountains covered with snow ana
ice 1t was so cold that he was numb
from his feet to his knees His hands
We're cut by tho ice, and the blood WAS
streaming from his feet.
Composed by JULIA BROWN
~ las; he found them all lowered
IN n flock. When ne started homo he
met ,aree flock OF very hungry
wolves. He made the deer 20 as fast
as he could. but they followed him
by the blood streaming from his ten
der feet. a; last ne cached home in
safety. TIE wolves had caught all
except a Few OF the deer
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CLUB RULES.

], It is necessary to apply by letter
10 the editor for IA membership badge
Afterwards, to ba n member in good
standing, II is necessary 10 he a rcgu-
lar ana Interested worker along some
line prefcrred-that is. in the writing
of stories, puzzles or letters, or in
drawing.
>. II is necessary to write in ink and
on one side of the paper only; 10 write
neatly and distinctly, with attention to
punctuation and spelling. All original
composition Will receive preference
over selected articles.
3. 1t is especially necessary TO sign
everything sent in-not letters merely,
but cvorything-wit the full name and
address OF the sender
4. Only those drawings done with a
pen. in black Ink on white paper, Will
he accepted, as others cannot be re-
produced
5. Prizes are awarded weekly and
medals given monthly for the best
contributions during the week and
month. Stories must be limited in
length to 100 words. Look To these
limits if YOU desire To see them in
print Letters should not he over 100
words, and as much under as possible.
The attention Of club members is
called 10 the necessity of their letters
being addressed to the Editor Of the
Childrons Page Letters sent ad-
dressed to the "Thitor of The Times
Dispatch" from girls and boys cause
much confusion and needless work
sign letters and stories with name and
address in full, and write on one side
Of the paper only
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JUST AWAY.

Gn memory OF our editor)
! cannot say and will not say
That she is dead she IS just away.
with a CHEEKY smile and a wave OF the
hand
She wandered into an unknown land.
And left us dreaming how very fair
1t needs must DC since she fingers
there,
And you, Oh. you who wildes, yearn,
For the old time step and glad return.
Think OF her as .aring on dear,
In the love Of there as tho love OF here
Mild and gentle as she was brave
When the sweetest love OF her life
she gave.
The touches OF her hand have strayed
AS reverently her lips have prayed.
The little brown thrust that harshly
chirred
was as dear to her as the hooking
And she piled as much as a man in
pain
a writhing honeybec wet with rain.
Think of her still the same I say.
She Is not dead, she Is just away
BLANCHE ANTHONY.
Ashland. Va, r. =. -. No. 1, Box %.
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G. A.M PnMe.

All the boys would gather at tie
club which We had organized We
would go every Friday night. Mr. Reed
the head one, would call the boys to
him and tell them what he was going
to do that summer lie said. Boys
how about going camping this sum
mer?' All of us agreed To it. and he
decided to 20. ON the nth day OF
boy who was going would have 10 get
these things: blanket. a piece of
oilcloth. tin plate and cup and saucer
q comb and brush. And we had TO have
these things ready by the next day
All tn" boys got the things which were
needed and were ready by the next
day. We had 10 march down to the
boat. We had a wagon To carry the
things down. BY half-past 10 we We're
on the boat and starting off We
reached Westover about or ) o'clock
Soon as we reached the place We set
to work putting up tents. We had got
all up but one when il commenced to
rain After ii stopped raining we put
the other tent up and we made n fire
and cooked supper After supper we
went into Mr.. Reeds tent and talked
and sang songs and then went to bed
Inc next morning we had to march
all around. After marching around
about half an hour breakfast was
ready That day we went out ana
we found cherry trees ana plum trees.
Some Went III bathing ana some went
ishinS and rowing in boats we
stayed five days. ] can't toll you all
the good times we had down there.
On the sixth evening we came home
WRAY BARKER.
53l Pearl street. Petersburg, Va
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Eyes that have looked at him,
Lips that caressed him,
Hands that have folded him
Close to my heart
Love and he loved by him,
Suffer because of him.
was his sweetheart and that was my
part
Into tho cherries Northern land
My lover went marching forth,
With waving banners and stirring
band,
Into the distant North.
Lover and friends went marching off,
y long. long column OF gray,
Followed by tears and sweethearts'
prayers.
They went SO far away.
Back to his starllt Southern home,
My lover came back to mo:
\ cold whlto corpse in Confederate
gray,
Died for the Cause and mo.
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Editorial And Literary Departments
The Prizes Distributed
Dear Girls and Boys:

Dear FlriS and Boys:
All OF the prizes that are due since
the first week in MaN have at last been
sent to YOU, dear, patient children, and
If single boy or girl doesn't get
theirs. please please let me know at
once. Sometimes the mail seems to
swallow things up like the hears that
ate up the bad little children in the
Bible, so watch for the packages. l
hope YOU Will like them. because
have personally picked out every one,
and am sendine them to YOU with my
love and congratulations. Every body
that gets prize must work for a
medal, so that ali OF the girls and
boys may some of these days have
one. Thank YOU, for waiting so pa
uenly while things We're being
Strengthened out
Now. the rules arc published just
below. Read them carefully. and pin
them up somewhere. where YOU can
see them when YOU write to tho page.
Good luck and good wishes TO all OF
YOU, especially all the new members.
YOUR EDITOR
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Life is silent and lonesome now
In the Dixie land for me.
For hate the things that are. and lons
For the things that will never be.
Into the glowing sunset sky
iift up my eyes and see
VISIONS in tints OF purple and gold
Oh the boy that used to he.
Sunset follows the mondays glow,
In the blue OF heavens own dome
rms IS the sunset of my life.
Down in my Dixie home.
Angels guard over him,
stars watch above him,
Saviour take care OF him,
Lying so still
At pence forever now,
knowing no sorrow now,
Leaving me lonely
But 1t was Gods Will.
Composed by
HARRY r. CHADWICK.
caro- VIM Chadwick. National Sol
diers' Home, Hampton. Va.
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THE DOG AND HIS SHADOW.

AS A dog was crossing a river with
morsel of good flesh in mis- mouth
he saw as he thought, a bigger piece
In the water: so he dropped what he
had to catch what was a shadow, and
lost both.
REBECCA VICE
14l1 Halifax Street, Petersburg, Va
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Among the deer tribe no nohlcr mem
Der is known at the present day to
naturalists than the great elk % North
America The elk, also called the
Carolina stag. stands about i've feet
In height At the shoulders. and mea-
sures about seven feet nine inches from
nose to tail The graceful head is
ncld nlrh aloft. and the many prongcd
anucrs branch backward over the
shoulders The ears are cast forward
10 eaten The slightest sound, while
the Upper lip. and impatient stamp Of
the fore foot indicate the existence
Of that fierce temper which. whom
aroused. make him so formidable an
adversary.
Composed by lIlITTY NANCE
p Norta Lombardy street, Rich
mond. Va.
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PRIZE NNERS FOR THE WEEK.
Ralph u. Banks, Il. u. ID. No. 81, South
Richmond; IIctty Nance, of IL North
I.ombnrdH street, Richmond, and Wrny
Bnrlscr, of 53i Pearl street, Petersburg,
Nn.
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THE w1.Ek,s CoNTn1nrrous

Anthony, Blanche Hanks. Ruth c
anderson. Wiley Kent. Elizabeth
badgctt. Mary Lyme. Mary
BARKER, Wray Lawson, Katherine
herman. Lena Miller. Gladys
Brohdrnp. Helen Mason, Margaret
Banks, Ralph L. Nance. Hctty
Barker, James renick. Elizabeth
Collins +. r RYAN. Anna
Chadwick, Emma hanson. l.vra V.
Chadwick, Willie RICE. Mary
Chadwick. Harry Skinner. Elsie
Cooper. Rcbccce L. Showalter. T. l..
Carlton Louis a. Thompson, Martha
Duke. Irving T. Walker. Arric p.
Drake. Nicholas Walker. Willie May
Dyson. Elsie G. Williams, Bon
plckenson. Lottie Watkins Ethel
Elliott, Robert Waller. Dorothy
Garthrght, Saml Vice Rcbccca
Cartwright. Julien Whitlock. Bernie F.
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\ Good Beginning

DtHr IIuILOI,--I WhNt 10 JOIN INC 7. =. e
and enjoy II very much l sending q
puzzle and a composition. read the com
position and wrote II in my own words.
hope to both OF them published. | Will
contribute often can Tor enjoy 1t.
would like 10 have book OF rules and Il
badge ] VIII remain, your new member,
ELIZA BETH LUCILLE SllOWALT:R.
707 Virginia Avenue. Barton Heights Rich
mond.
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Wants to Join.

Dear Editor,-I would like very much 10
join the r - {. c. | enjoyed reading the
page 50 much. Inclused nnd one OF my draw r.
inss. which l hope to ON the sunday
page. ! am little girl eleven years old,
and ! live with my grandma. Plensc send
me "a badge. With love, your new member.
1879 Wet Cnry Street. RUTH HANKS.
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Our lottery Writer.

Dear Editor,-l busy last week
that could not write and tel! you how sur
prised AMI pleased l was to find my name
IN the list ot prize winners. j thought nay
letter very ordinary. and your kind words
OF concentration gave NE moro pleasure
than amy prize possibly could Tor in COM
mcnding me you praise my mother. to whom
| owe credit tor my letter writing. When u
little girl she gave mo slate ana pencil
and encouraged me to copy from papers and
books, thus ! early learned to spell! well and
write gsammatrically and / md In letter
writing my greatest pleasure. am sure my
prize Win be something very nice Wishing
YOU every success. / am. your grateful mcm-
Der. NELLIE CHADWICK.
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Puzzle Department
Jumbicd Cities.


Jumblcd Cities.
orkenoa.
Oichdrm.
Tegersbupr.
Htmuotpors.
OunfrkL
5s1 Pearl street. Petersburg. Va.
Bird Wedding Puzzle.
AT certain wedding everybody and
everything had the name of Il bird.
|. What was the brides name?
z. What was the bridegroom's name?
8. Who was best man?
4. What sort of a ring did the bride
wear?
&. What king. was present?
Z. What did the guests do when they
ate at the reception?
S. Who did most OF the talking?
9. What did the rowdy guests doo
10; Mheree did they go for their
r. F. d. No 9. South Richmond, Va.
Girls Names in Figures.
ls', O. ~; L.. IS. 3. ,66
II. l.. 20. s. .. IS. o il. 5.
2, 8, l; 20 Is. ., 3, 9,
l6. $. 9. /. IL. .. 10
&. g. Is. l. !: + 4. 8 J: s s: e Z. s'l4
ELIZABETH KENT
Ill Twenty eighth street. Newport
News Va.
Jumblcd Names OF Girls.
!. Shaar
.. LcCfarn.
3. Iccrag.
4. Ditujh.
8. Atteromc.
8. Taetrlo.
Will someone answer theseo
ELSIE: SKINNER.
Names OF cities.
!. Doonln.
2. Rpisa.
:. Almain.
4 Aaahnv.
;. NCceiu.
6. Sralep.
{ Mamdctsra.
S. Orem
Answers next week
IRVING 7. DUKE
400 North LON bardy street. city.
Jumbled Girls Nnmcs
! Ticuroai
3 Rcdm!id.
E. s ssipe@.
- ,,1' sAMyEL / CARTWRIGHT.
Colonial Place. Va.
Names of Continents in Figures.
3 -. Ia. is. 20. s. |, 49, 8. is. ?. 3. !.
s 5. FL is, IS. Is. 5
e. 10. Is, 81. 90 S. l. 3. 5, IS. .. 3. !.
j. + COLLINS.
Answer to r. l.. Cooper. Puzzle.
!. Idaho.
.. Della ware.
3 Texas
4. Florida.
3. New Jersey
.. New York.
:. Nevada
S Utah
.. Virginia.
NICHOLAS DRAKE
.Jumbicd MINES I'm Figures.
6. ;. l2. - IA
-. :, - Is. IL. !.
.. ~. !, II, g. 5, ).
!. -. "a. q. g.
10. :. IL. 9, D.
6. IL. Is. S.
Composed By
ELSIE GLADYS DYSON.
pcakc's Turnout. Va.
JUST AWAY.
ON memory OF our cditor)
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Ola Member Back.

Dear l.NltOr---I am 90 ashalnol 10 wIi,o
10 the ciUr after such long delay hnyc
not written Tor about Ave months hut have
Decn 50 busy at school. | would he v.,,
released 20 have IL membership badge. as /
lost my OLD one. / am sending in sons
JNmb!ec names OF rivers. 4 nope they viii
escape the w9stebaskct Your old member
THELMA GlI.LS
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CORRESPONDENCE Column

Dear Editor,-I was glad you published my
letter ana puzzle. las, w.ck 9nd am send
composition the Elk" which hope will
succeed In escapins the was,sbaskot and
reJoicc With the children that win prizes
ana hope TIA, l may ,ee my name as a win.
wishes TO all. Lovingly YOURS.
IL North Lombardy street. Richmond.
a Nice Visit.
see my letter in print, print. l suppose you
nonsh to Publish have becn tn see @
grandma stayed two weeks. She has a
members could have enjoyed them with me.
! certainly do think that Helen Broadrup
can do nice work. Best wishes to the club.
'V'''A'" 'D' '''''f i1I i'tNS'' FRANKLIN.
i. 81 am sending an essay. which hope
Dear Edi,or.I am at home again after
nine Ions months at school have been
iriends sc came With me. Last Saturday "a
crowd OF girls and boys went mp the
mountain to spfnd me cay IN We We E l"S, on.
had to climb right up the side. When We
60, to the top We we're almost eXhans listed
the other side. could get some water.
II was so steep we could hardly walk down
II. but although We did nave several mis-
haps l sure all of ms had fine time.
Monday night wo planned to drive to Ekton.
town five miles from here. We were go
Ing In AN auto. but the car broke down about
u mile out OF town and had TO walk
back. You know the motto: III at first you
don't succeed" We'll, we put II into
practice. and went again the next night.
This time We had better luck. After Sot
to Elkton we drove up the pike II piece, and
then on cur way home stopped Bear
I.ithia Spring for littlc while. 1t was about
J. when We eot home, and /. for one, had Il
glorious time We want to have "A dance soon.
certainly hope will. The last OF June
and the LIST OF July was Home coming
week. There to be carnival here. be-
sides several Are companies and ball teams
and other things. / hope ! haven't taken
up much space. / going to try tn
write oftener and shorter letters after this.
Your old member. MARGARET KOPP.
Shenandoah. Va
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2,n Darlington sifeai CIV l;fy.Af' ''''f''N


Dear Ed'or xiii just drop you few
lines 20 let You kuo" am here again The
story am sending You are real facts
read great .onr article about flies some
t!me ago ana thought the part about how
~ could walk the most Interesting So
remembered II and wrote 1t for the page in
my own words ] hope IL wii suit you Ia
print II and not for Mr Wastebaskct TO eat
81 Your own member. NELL. WALKER
i0l Otey Avcnue. Bedford city. Va.
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\ Warm Welcome.

Dear Editof,-I vas so sorry TO hear ot our
editor 5 death. ] am, and know the page is
glad to welcome you as its editor. and
am sure We VIII AN Join our best efforts
with yours To make tho pngo n success. /
uotced last sunday that the contributors
iist was rather small but guess the reason
for this Is examination time. X hearty WEI
come 30 you. our new editor. and much sue
cess 10 the page. Your member
q. SPOONER DUNN
Fillmore street. Petersburg va
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l,n.!rc Mnntcd.

Dear Editor Please send me a badge. In
closed you viii End two drawings. which l
nope 20 sec ia print. remain your mem bel
PEARL ONERSTREET
| 81 South Street. Ee0iord Va.
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= nmsN G.irl.

Dear Editof-l guess yon think have tor.
very busy studying at school ana ! na.et't
hs.t time 10 send ia amy contributions.
i'lease send me another badge. as lost ,he
other. am sending in COW ana Hover
and also story and puzzle. The page is
certainly Improving tapiily. Miss Ethrl
HIIei ana NirBle McGeuigc are becoluin:
ilEAt nice members lately. hone sir
Wastchasket won't eaton my poor contrib H.
urEs he UuEh' 20 have pity on me Tor |
am litU" ! VIII try 20 send In regularly /
viii close Win love 80 editor and members
am, your little member
DORitlS BELLE GRIFFIN
22lf Darlington street. city.
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\ housekeeping Member.
Route 4. Box 20. Ashland. Va.
~" y y 'N
Nnnr prixc Coming.

Dear Editor,-I; has been such long time
since ! sent anything in suppose you haNu
forgotten me. ! have been away Tor long
time, and that accounts Tor II. didn't hstN -
AN! thing ready Tor the Fourth of july. ~
! hav. nice heading ana picture, and am
sending same to you. About sin weeks ago ]
won a prize and have never received it.
s;Ueas Il IS too late to talk about IL now. but
! am going to work and try TO win anoth er
one. As IL Is getting late VIII have In
close. Your member.
WILEY ANDERSON JR
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l0i South La

Dear Ed!tor.-l guess you think have for
gotten You. but l haven't. | was very sorr,
when heard of our dear EDITORS death.
hope our page VIII be rs prosperous as ever
| also wish TO congratulatc you ON being gu,
new editor. uut scndinr IN drawing an,
a puzzle. VIII You pleas" send me .tUothe
g. - G. G. badge. as misplaced mine
Sincerely yours.
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1909 Grove Avenue. Richmond.
Not Euruutten.

Dear f.ditor,-l guess tho T. d. c. {. has al
most fOrgtttcn me, | have written
anything Tor some time. sending u
piece %; poetry and answers 10 three puz-
2Ies. Hoping to see them In print. remain.
BEKNICE EATON.
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Nicc Letter,

last summer but when school hcEan had TO
s,op ior my school work took al my time.
unl noW mat 10 has stopped Viii begin
agtiu and d" iny best FOR the page. Ny Sis
ter aud both received a nice prize from
thc dear editor Who has just passed away
from t.is world TO a better hone hope.
know my letter is getting too long and duh.
SO / viii close with my hearticst welcome
and hest wishes TOR you and all the mem
ters. i your member.
LUCY DEXTER.
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Dear Editor.-l think that the 7. II. .. G..
page is getting more and more Interesting
every week think ns some OF the other
members said. IL would be fine II We had two
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