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ANTELOPE.

Dear Editor:
I received your card. It has the pic
ture on an antelope on 1t, SO thought
/ would write about 1t.
Many kinds Of antelopes are SO like
the deer that they can scarcely be toio
apart but the deer have solid horns,
while antelopes have hollow horns like
the sheep, oxen and goats.
There are great many kinds, most
of which live in Africa, but there are
also a great many In Asia. There IS
only one kind in Europe and two kinds
in North America.
The Gazelles are the most beautiful
and they are usually quite small. They
are noted mostly for the beauty OF their
ewes and grace Of movement.
The Gnu lives in South Africa Its
body neck, name and tall look like
that Of horse. Their flesh Is excellent
for food.
The chamois is the only antelope In
Europe. 1t lives in the Alps. 1t is
very swift antelope and can jump from
rock to rock with ease. The channels Is
noted for it's skin.
The Pronghorn is one of the North
American antelopes. 1t lives IN the
plains and can be tanned easily.
The Rock Mountain goat is the 9TH
err American antelope. It lives IN the
mountains and is seldom seen on the
Henry A. Sandahl,
..- Charlton, Ia, r. No. 4.
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THE COURIER JUNIOR,
Published by
the COURIER PRINTING CO.,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
MATILDA DEVEREAUx, "
EDITOR.
avvn AND TX" THIS WEEK.

Dear Juniors:-We hope to have a
great number sof, essays in the alpha
bet contest this week, because there
are SO many names beginning with
oW, and several with "X'' too.
Next week closes the alphabet con
test. stEi5.
The prize winner in the ~" and
s.V'' contest Is Mabel Keller. MabeIs
nice story will be found in another col
umn. -
Frank McKee's essay in the "s' and
s'T, contest was misplaced last week
and as he was picked for winner by
the Judges together with Pearl Clark,
we must apologize to Frank for not
publishing his story. However, the
Juniors can read about Franks Grand
mother, Sarah Smith," in today's Jun
Tor. !
If the Juniors fail to understand
lust what q name contest means all
they have to do is to read some OF the
stories In today's Junior.
The writer's can select their prizes
from among the following:
A picture book, box Of candy, letter
paper, fountain pen, pocket knife
work box, doll, roller skates or gar
den tools. 49,.
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MARlON'S RELATION.

Dear Junior:
l am going to try and write on the
letters Of S and T.
/ have grandma whose name ID
Sarah. She is about five feet tall and
has gray eyes. She has rheumatism
in both of her shoulders. Her mother
and father died when she was mar
RED Her mother and father had nine
children. Her mother died May ~,
1892. She was IS years old at the
time of her death. She was born al
Abingdon.
Grandma had a brother who was
In the civil war He got shot Decem-
Der 7. 1862. He was % years old. he
was killed at Prairie Grove, Arkansas.
Grandma's mother had nine chill
dren. My grandma will be 81 years
old November 8. She was born IN
Ottumwa,. April "a, 1849. My grand
ma fell down Monkey Mountain and
was severly hurt.
Grandma's mothers chi1dren's names
are Isabelle, Eva, Minnie, Gertrude.
Sarah and George A1va. There are two
more but do not know their names.
DR., Henry Ream was grandmas
father. He died June 10, 1877.
also have two uncles whose names
are Tom. One is my great uncle:
MY grandpa's name is FTanKhn
Marian Randall.
will close for this time.
Marion Simmons, age IL.
119 North Ransom ST., Ottumwa, Ia.
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Dear Editor:
will now write story about V.
NY cousins name Is vearl Stroud'
She was born in 1894, on June the 4tn.
She has one brother and one sister.
Her brothers name Is Roscoe Stroud.
Her sisters name is Elsie Stroud. Sne
is 10 years old. She Is teaching scnooi
down south Of town. Her school IS
out May 2, 1918. She will be very glad.
] have one cousin whose name pc
gins with v. Her name rs Vera Beck.
vera was born in 1898. In June. vera
has four sisters. Their names are
Helen. Edna, velma and Gladys.
Helen is the littlest Edna comes next
and then Velma, then Vera, tnen
Gladys. LEE.
her mothers name is Ollie. They live
five miles from Hedrick and about four
miles from Fremont. When we had our
auto we took rides on Sunday and
would 20 around by their house. some.
times we would get out and go In ana
get some cake. Lizzie Morgan would
20 with us some times.
Velma Beck her name begins Win
v. She was born in 1908. she mas
some little bantom hens and ROSTERS.
She is 10 years old. Her sister Glayds
was here once to sew. One Sunday she
was here and stayed here Till Mon
day.
Waldo e. Beck, age 8.
/ Hedrick, Iowa.
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eLANcHE's COUSIN ROBERT.

Dear Editor: ..
I will write about my cousin Robert.
When he was about year old his
mother died with typhoid fever. And
his papa asked me If could come out
and stay at grandma's house and help
take care Of the children.
Robert has a sister larger than he Is.
When we went to grandma's Helen and
Robert cried all of the time. Robert
could only scoot along and cry. Helen
would fight Robert and Robert would
scoot over to the stove and get the
poker and hit Helen and then he would
laugh. Now he Is two years old ana mas
a. new mamma. He can talk and walk
both. The children have a box which
they pound nails in. Robert says he Is
making bile. He means an automoblle'
One day I was down there and their
new mammals little boy was there and
he said, Lets make Robert a bicycle :
So we took a box and nailed part OF
q bicycle on it and then sat Robert on
it, He said my cicle goes good.
I went down there the other day and
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somehow, they don't know they can
swim until they have to. Then 1t
comes to them look, Brownie Is
swimming around now and he Isn't
one bit scared. Watch him! He likes
it,. Never again will he be afraid OF
the water-he's q bear, you know, and
1t comes to him naturally. Some bears,
Donald, 60 right into the water with
out any hesitation, but others have to
be pushed in. So, you see, bears are
quite different from little boys, who
have to be taught-whew! Goodbye
Il must vanish!" E.
"Donald! You Donald" and 1t
wasn't the Old Mans voice either. 1t
was Nurse! Get right up off that
ground, or you'll catch your death OF
cold! Lands sakes, can't leave you
minute but what you're Hopping
down and falling asleep! Why didn't
you watch the bears"
I'll did Nurse" said Donald,
rubbing his eyes with his chubby lit.
tie fists '''Deed did, and saw one OF
them swim and-and-"
2 And as he looked back over his
shoulder at the bears he saw little
Brownie swimming around and
splashing and having, oh, just the time
of his life in the water!
So you see, it must have been true.
But ask Nurse about II. and she would
say, "Pshaw! That child certainly
does have queer dreams! The 1dea!
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MAYMIE'S RELATIONS.

Dear Juniors: :,
As I have never written before l
thought I would write.
NV papa takes the Tri-Weekly
Courier and l read the Courier junior
every Saturday. w.
We have big farm and Vene
automobile which we go to OttumWa
in quite often. The color OF 1t Is bat
tleship gray striped in black.
will write about my relatives
whose names begin with | and H.
The first one l will tell you about is
NV sister. Her name is Doris Ida
Davis, She is married and lives down
by Agency, Iowa. She Is the Oldest SIS
ter I have. .
I have two cousins named Iva Webb
and Inez Webb. They are sisters and
thew live down by Batavia, Iowa.
I have an aunt named Ida Ulrey.
She lives in King City, California. she
has four girls and one boy. have a
brother named Ira Davis. He is next
to the youngest brother l nave. he
has horse and buggy.
have two cousins named Roy DAVIS
and RAYMOND Davis. They are brotn-
ers and live one-half mile from Where
we i've
| have a brother-in-law named Rex
Hawthorne. He married my sister and
lives down by Agency, Iowa.
have a sister named Ruth. Her 1ull
name is Ruth Gladys Davis. She is SIX
years old. +
This is all the relations l have
whose names begin with I and r.
Hoping to see my letter in print.
" Maymie Davis, aged 10.
uedrick. Iowa. r. F. D. No. 2.
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MY FRIEND VELMA.

Dear Editors, am very much in
interested in the name contest. am
going to write about my friend, as It
happens her name begins with v.
She is thirteen years old and is IN
the third room in the fourth grade.
Her name is Velma Burtlow.
She has auburn hair and wears it
in curls.
She has brown eyes and is about
four feet in height. She weighs
about 80 pounds.
E She lives in Hedrick, Ia,
She and her friend and I go hunt
ing flowers about every night
do not think she has missed g
dav of school. She goes to the same
Sunday school that l do and has not
missed a Sunday for three months.
cannot think of anything more of my
friend.
Hazel Kitterman, age IL.
t Hedrick, Iowa.
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HELPING.

The basket Of blocks was on the
ground, and three rather cross little
faces looked down at 1t.
Its too heavy for me-" said Jimmy
Well, you're big as am, cause
we're twins" said Nellie.
IL won't carry it," said the little
cousin. with pout.
Mamma looked from her open win.
dow. and saw the trouble. Zone day
saw picture of three little birds
she said "They wanted long stick
carried somewhere. but 1t was
too large for any one of them to carry
What do you think they did?'
Eve don't know" said the twins. !,
"They all took hold of 1t together,
said mamma, "and then they could fly
with it,
The children laughed and looked at
each other, then they all took hold OF
the basket together, and found it very
easy to carry.
"The way to do all the hard things
in this world" said mamma. lis for
every one to help little. No one can
do them all, but every one can help"
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How Bro1u11je
Learned to
Sw,i;n,

Nurse had seated herself on a
bench facing the big, outdoor cage in
which the bears were kept at the Zoo
and she was enjoying chat with the
handsome keeper. True, she kept one
eye on little Donald and told him he
might walk right up to the railing and
watch the fuzzy brown bears as they
frolicked in the warm sunshine. But,
presently, as, alas, even the best OF
nurses will do sometimes, she be
came more interested in what the big
handsome keeper in his shiny gold but
tons was saying to her than in her
charge-so she failed to see all the
wonderful things that happened to
Donald. And they were indeed won.
derful, as you will see for yourself If
you read little further.
To begin with, Donald trotted up
to the cage, feeling mighty proud and
happy that, he could watch the great,
fuzzy bears all by himself He was a
little scared, too, even though he pre-,
tended not to be, for usually he held
tight to nurses or papa's hand when
oking at the bears.
And who wouldn't be frightened
lust wee little bit anyway-if he
happened to think that all that sep
arated him from those long cruel
claws and those sharp, flashing teeth
was a,few iron bars not as big around
as your arm!
So don't feel that Donald was moth
Ing but 'baby" just because his little
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CECILIA WRITES 70 FRANCES.

Miss Frances Cottrell,
Abba, Iowa.
Dear Friend
I will write you q letter to Be in the
Courier Junior.
want to tell you what fun We had
on Sunday, April 9. Your four
cousins came to our house Sunday
morning to stay all day and In the aft.
ernoon Maggie Long, Hattie and Havi.
lah Pitcher and Gradise and Ocila
Harris came over and we had the most
fun. We played lots Of games.
II we have Junior picnic this SUM
mer hope you can 30. have been "a
one Junior picnic but my sisters Elva
and Ethel have been to three.
Do you remember about tho water
melons? You must come to visit me
this summer when the melons are ripe.
I wish you could see our colt. It is so
cute and foxy. It's bay with all four
feet white so we call It Whitestockings
Who Is your chum up therer Mine
here is Hattie Pitcher. She is II years
old, has light brown hair and big blue
eye
Well Frances write mo a letter to be
II. the Junior. Just love to read the
Junior Don't you like to look at Mutt
and JEFF? We have q big Mutt and JET
book.
Cecilia Goldie HUFFMAN, ago II.
.-r Chillicothe, Ia. r, I.
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MARTHA ELlZABErH SAYS ETHEL
Is A GOOD GIRL.

Dear Editor:
AS have never written to the Cour-
Ter Junior I thought would write on
tbs letter contest.
Papa has taken the Ottumwa Cour-
Ter for several years and enjoy read
ing the Junior page very much.
. I have a cousin whose name begins
with o. Her name is Opal. She has
light hair and blue eyes. She has two
sisters and one brother. Their names
are Ruby, Catherine and Stanley.
Opal is good girl. She helps her
mamma great deal when she Is not
at school. Opals walks about mile to
school.
She lives three miles east Of Milton
Martha Elizabeth Jackson,
Age g. Keosauqua, Iowa, II. 2.
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MILES COUSINS.

I will write in the U and V contest.
The first will write about is my
mammals cousin
Her name is Unes.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Bender, who live at Far
son, Iowa.
She has curly hair and is about
five years old.
She has, no brothers nor sisters.
Una Longerbone Is my mothers
cousin. He lives in Fairfield, Iowa. He
has three children.
Now I will write about my aunt,
Velma Keller.
She is about % years Of age and
has black hair and brown eyes.
Her middle name is Violet.
She has three brothers and one Sis
ter. All her brothers and sisters are
married except one brother, who lives
at home with her and his mother and
father.
She has eight nieces and three
nephews.
She works at the mitten factory.
She is the youngest OF the family.
Vale Mitchell Is my cousin. She
lives at Fairfield, Iowa. She is IA
years old and goes to school,
She has one sister and three broth
ers. She is the oldest of the children.
Vivian Schafer Is friend of mine.
She lives in the country but is IN
town a great deal. She and l go to
the show sometimes.
She goes to a country school.
She is IA years old.
She has five sisters. There are two
of them at home, Edna and Vivian.
Mabel Keller, age IL.
Box 159, Eldon, Iowa.
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ETHEL WRITES TO ELEANOR.

Miss Eleanor Baker,
Ottumwa, Iowa, r. NO. 4.
Dear Friend:
I recS7ed your card quite a while
ago. Will answer 1t soon.
am fourteen years old, have. light
brown hair and blue eyes. We live
about two miles from Ottumwa close to
the river.
Have you any flowers up? | have
some pansies sweet peas, pinks and
lilies.
Who are your chums? My chum Is
Hattie Pitcher. She has blue eyes and
light brown hair. My friends are Olive
and Florence Crabb. Grace Neaterour,
Margaret Long. Goldie Cottrell and
Jeanette Coyne. :.
We have two bird dogs. We call
them Queen and Woodrow, and a small
dog we call Casey Jones.
If you have the new phone call me
up. My number Is 950-H.
What grade are you in? am In the
eighth.
Please write me letter to be in the
Junior.
Ethel Elnora Huffman,
Chfllicothe, a., r. No. i.
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VERA M'cLEARY.

Dear Editor:-As wish to enter the
letter contest l will write about my
cousin, whose name begins with Va
Her name Is Vera McCleary. She IS
IL years old March 7. She goes to
school at Buzzard's Glory No. l, Des
Moines township. She has dark hair,
grey eyes and she has light complex
ion and is very pretty. Vera has SIX
sisters and two brothers.
In the summer time Vera helps me
do my work and we have plenty to 40
for have seven brothers and two Sis
tiers. My mamma is a chicken woman.
She has about 400 chickens now.
Ruby Hutton, Age 13.
Batavia, Iowa, Route No. 3.
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Dear Editor:
] am very much interested In the
contest. am going to write ABOUT
where I am staying.
MY parents live at Lucas, but l am
staying with my sister until the next
term of school, and then l am going
home to go to school again.
NV sisters name Is Mrs. Charles
Montgomery. They are building new
house close to Mine No. Is, and 1t IS
a real nice house.
when I first came out here l didn't
like the country, but I think now
would make pretty good farmer
They have just got through sinking
q mine out here.
This place is eight miles from Mel
rose, Hiteman and Ward. suppose
they are going to call the place Bux-
ton No. 10.
Martha Evans, aged II.
Melrose, Iowa.
Care of Frank Richmond, R. No. 2.
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TO NY LITTLE GIRL FRIENDS OF
OTTUMWA-FLoR MOSS.

Dear Girls:
live in Davenport. II is very nice
city. I went to the river and saw the
ferry boat. There are several nice
parks here but haven't been to any Of
them yet.
walked across the government
bridge into Rock Island. Illinois.
1 haven't got acquainted with the
girls up here but 80 walking with
papa and mamma and my three broth
ers on Sundays and see many large
buildings. One can go many miles on
the street car for g. nickel up here. !
like Davenport very well l. would like
to have you all come and visit me as
there are many sights 10 be seen. This
is my first letter for the Courier Junior.
Florence Moss, age IL.
1872 e. 10th ST.. Davenport, Iowa.
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4 BEAR INsPAPA's STUDY.

What! q bear in papa's study!
Crawling on our very floor!
How can we escape him, baby,
He's between US and the door.
Quick! let's get behind the table
And keep quiet as a mouse
How could such a savage monster
Have found entrance to the house
Gracious! he is coming nearer,
He has marked US for his prey,
/ can see his fierce eyes cleaning
AZ he turns his head this way.
Stay! those chubby little fingers
Hardly match that hide 80 sleek;
Gait too, is a bit unsteady,
And that growl is rather weak.
Now he rises on his launches;
Let's the, harmless bear-rug fall,
And roguish face outglances-
It Is brother after all.
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sARAH's FRIEND ROSA.

Dear Juniors:
am going to write about little glrl
named Rosa.
she is nv little schoolmate. She - IN
nv room, She has blue eyes and black
hair. She has fair complexion. She Is a
very sweet little girl. She Is about
years old. She is in the B class.
She has an accordian and can play
all kinds of music. She has had 1t about
three years she said. She Is very good
girl in school. She writes neatly IN all
her lessons. She sets IN the front seat
in the first row.
Sarah Killen, age 10,
S21 First ST., Ottumwa, Iowa.
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ETHEL WRITES TO HATTIE

Miss Hattie Pitcher,
Chilicothe, Iowa.
Dear Friend:
AS you asked me to write you let
ter to be in the Junior will write
now. =
Didn't we have lots Of fun yester-
day?
/ went down to the river this morn
inc. It happened that got there before
Hayilah did and by the stake he set,
the river had fallen an inch.
I suppose the roads will be dry
enough by Sunday for us girls to go TO
Margaret Longs. !,
Well / can't think Of anything to tell
YOU. as we are with each other every
day.
Ethel q. Huffman, age IA,
Chillicothe, Ia, r. ].
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:LYLE's SISTER LOOKS LIKE A BIG
DOLL. .l.-r,..

Dear Editorials have never writ
ten I thought l would write letter to
the Courier Junior.
am a little boy seven years old.
go to the Agassiz school. am in the
fourth room. l have one, little sister.
Her name is Geraldine. She has vel.
low curls and blue eyes and looks like
a big doll.
l have baby brother. His name Is
Marvin. He has brown hair and brown
eyes. AS my letter Is getting long
will close.
Lyle Barton Whipple, Age 7.
.A- 127 S. Moore ST., Ottumwa, la.
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ROBIN REDBREAST.

Dear Editor:-I thought | would
write you about my card you sent me
It is bird card. There are two birds
on the card. They are Robin red
breasts They have one big red spot
under their breasts They have brown
feet, and their backs are brown. The
branches they are sitting on are Gov
cred with. snow. There is one house
near them, the roof Of it is covered
with snow, and there is fence round
the house. The ground is covered with
snow. There are white winter flowers
by the tree.
The card is Xmas card. The verse
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ERNEsT's NEwsY LETTER.

Dear Juniors:
l have never written to the Courier
before.
Papa takes the Daily Couriec. live
one mile southwest Of Batavia I 60 to
Batavia school. I am in the first grade.
My teachers name is Miss Dunning.
like her very well. She Will be ]. our
teacher next term. I am glad she Will.
We have colt named Fran, her
mothers name Is Bess.
We can all drive her.
Mamma has eleven little chickens.
We have large yellow cat for q
pet.
l have three brothers, Glenn. age II.
Lawrence aged 8 and baby Wayne age
four months.
Ernest Walker, age 8,
Batavia. Iowa, !
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oPAL's FIRST LETTER.

Dear Editor:
This is my first letter to the Junior
page. l am little girl eleven years
old. My birthday was the 2lst OF
March.
My papa takes the Daily Courier
and enjoy reading the Junior page.
have two sisters and one brother.
My sisters names are Lizzie and
Nellie, and by brothers name Is Bur.
ton. He will be seventeen years old
the goth of May.
Nellie Is my Oldest sister. she ID
married and lives at Abba, Iowa. sne
has four little children. Their names
are Willie, Raymond, Donald and
Thelma. 49,
Well, l will close, hoping to see my
letter in print.
Opal Overstake, aged IL.
YaHdsda1a Iowa.
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cLADTo BE AROUND AUNT SARAH

Dear Juniors:-As / have never
written before | thought would try
in the IS" and "T' contest.
I have an aunt named Sarah. she
is a good Christian. She has had lots
of trouble, but she is so cheerful, II
makes one glad to be around her. She
has black eyes and hair, and is rather
tall.
I have a sister Thelma. She Will be
eight years old in May. She has blue
eyes and light hair.
Ruby Davis, Age III.
Eldon, Iowa, Route No. l
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from where live. 90 to see him quite
often. also have an uncle Tom, papa's
brother. He lived in Indiana. He got
killed by tree.
have q friend, Tessie Flyaph. Fair
complexion, light hair and dark eyes.
She lives in the country. We used to
60 to school together, but haven't
seen her since we quit going to school
together.
AS my letter Is getting long will
close, hoping to see my letter In print
Nellie Myrtle Hunt, aged 10.
Charlton Iowa, r. F. D. No. 8.
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JANE HAS 80 COUSINS.

Dear Editor:-I have written once
before and as l was so much pleased
to see my letter in print will write
again.
AS haven't anything very interest
ing to write about will tell the little
readers of the many cousins L nave:
Five live in Canada; two in Illinois;
one in Grinnell; three In Oskaloosa;
one in Ottumwa; three in Farming
ton, five in Hooking; thirteen In Hite
man. u
The whole amount is. thirty-three
Now if any one beats that they will
have to go some. IT,. ,.
=. James Thomas, Age g.
Hiteman, Iowa, Box 15l