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Chapter IIi.-Part II.

The table twirlcd from between
them with q crash, upsetting the can
dies. mingled In particles OF glass.
Both clinched their blades and Elared
fierce defiance at the other. But just
for 4 second y rcsoundinE contact
Of furious steel told that the duel was
OH. The room was dimly lighted by
the remaining lights, upon lone table
in the background About this the
fight centred. Around they went,
TRUSTING and guarding for the In
evitablc moment. The fire. flickerinE
on the hearth. danced playfully, cast
Ing the combatants Fantastic shadows
on the walls. Sometimes II caught the
flashing blades, glittering IN dartinE
flashes. The two, who had played fox
and hounds for six long years Of the
war, met face TO face. Thoroughly
aroused, the enraEed soldier fought
madly, recklessly. slnshing and pro-
tecting with splendid skill The Spy
fought with cold. sure decision and
determination. Slowly lie forced his
lighting antagonist to the table. The
candles scorchcd the red uniform. Fur
theI and further he was bent back
ward--a flash Of dartinK steel, IA rip
ping sound, gushing blood through
clawing fingers, the clnng OF the
dropped sword. and the Spy's most
dangerous enemy fell headlonS. StruG
CLING In the pool of blood. he vainly
Of no avail. With a curse OF despair,
half OF vengeance and hatred. he sank
back and lay still. For 4 few moment
all was silent. Outside the wind blew
through the trees. whistling Il mourn
full tune. The dismal boot OF an owl
echoed from affair. The black Sky hid
the moon. whose light appeared
treacherously ut intervals. as stray
CLING clouds swept over it's face. y
window shutter slammed with Il
bang" At the sound the Spy started
slightly. and shielded his sword
Here he said TO the trembling
landlord in the doorway, remove this
body. I must be going. It's just pos
sib!e that the British have found my
trail after all" This Individual too
frightened to refuse, shuddered and
bent over the body. Bring the can
dles nearer" lie asked. Its dark here"
so 1t u.s." answered the spy com
plying with the request. "IIe STUN
Dlcd 6 good distance before falling"
The corpse was removed. and the land
lord engaged himself in wping up
the blood. while the Spy held the can
dies overhead for better light
Now that you've finished, I'll 60"
ne told the little man, land remember
il any one asks tor me, you've never
seen me. understand?'
The reply was drowaed by a crash
of broken glass at the window. as 4,
pistol's muzzie protruding, was ranged
on the Spy.
stop" ordered n loud voice with
out. II know you. There's n COM
Dany here at my command. Move and
you're dead man."
(To be continued.)
Composed by ALVIN uATTORF.
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Jack was very cruel 10 insects. Iic
used to take flies and stick Il pin
through their body and hold them up
in the air and watch them suirc. ana
take other insects and DO them tho
same way. And he wasn't satisfied by
doing that, lie used to take chic ems
and turkeys and Suinca.; and tie ropes
around their necks and watch them
sufTer and now he is Il man ana takes
babies and tie ropes around their ncck:;
and watch them suffer And used to
take little children and tie ropes
around their nccks and watch them
suffer. And at last they found tlat
lie was doing that. they arrested him.
and in about twenty years they let
him out on & trial To see If the Same
temperature, and he did. so the, put
him In prison till he died
Composed by
CECIL ANTHONY BAN.
r1l,, r m
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b
Editorial and Literary Department

am sendins u picture for Thanksgiving;
'our or tive months Ego. and hasn't re-
ceivcd It, VIII YOU please send il 20 him :?
He is very anxious about 81. | hope to win
y prize soon. will have TO close now.
With love- from
WEAY BARKER.
j2l Pearl Street, Petersburg. Va.
Going Ia School.
Dear Editor.-Just few lines to let you
know that 1 am sending some drawings.
[ Will send some every week now. / am
going 10 school now. am In a hurry. be-
cause I sleepy. Docs every one send
drawings AT tho end Of the year. or docs
the one that draws the best get The prize :?
Well, guess I VIII close for this time.
Yours truly.
Hazel. LENDT.
Likes Badge.
Dear Editor,-l got your dear u.tic pin.
and was very glad l thought you would
never send Il. but you sent II at last
am going TO try to send In something every
week. Thank you ever so much for tho
dear little pin.
Yours.
CATHERINE HARRISON
1903 Hun Street. South Iuchmond.
Keep Them All.
My Dear lSditor.-I hrvo not thanked
you Tor printing my picture In the paper.
but you don't know how I thank sou. Did
YOU get the last two l sent YOU? Il was
II horse and cat. II you got them plea -,
print the horse. II you ala not. print this
drawing.
A loving member
PILLS GARY.
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Drawn by Marguerite Mcclellan.

come and taste how nice tho burnt pig
isn' Father and son sat down and
never got UP until all OF the nine pigs
were eaten.
From that day until the people open
their eycs. all the ncighborhood houses
began 10 burn down. Fuel and pigs
began to cost enormously all over the
country. Finally somebody discovered
that the flesh OF Il pig or any other
animal could be cooked or roasted
without the house being burned down.
And that. SO the story goes, was how
cooking began.
END.
Composed by GLADYS FLOURNOY.
CITY.
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now COOKING BEGAN.
PART IL.

NJ last Gu-DO realized that II was
the pig that smcllcd so savory aud the
pig that tasted so delicious. He fcll on
ills feet tearing great handfuis of the
flesh. iSuho was examining II down his
throat when his father came and began
70 heat the young rogue across his
shoulders. II needed the blows no
moro than ii they were flies. when he
had tairly made AN end %; tie pig,
which he was eating. hn cried. "Of.
father, Gather, the pig. the mig. Do
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The attention of club members in
called TO the necessity OF their let
ters bcinE Addressed to the editor
of the ChiIdren's PnEc." Letters sent
addressed to the "fiditor OF The 1imea-
Dispatch" from girls and boys cause
much confusion and needless work.
Sign letters aud stories with nan,c and
address In full. and write one side
OF the paper only,
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MARY l.. LYME.
BIBLE WORD.

My first is VI. but not In member.
My second Is \, but not in say.
My third Is II. but not in haste.
Ny fourth In i, but not in Erie.
Ny nth Ia K. but not In raw
My sixth Is ;. but not I'm drcsS.
Ny seventh is H. but not in halo.
My eighth Is y, but not i'm ate
My ninth is l., but not love.
My tenth is 4, but not in ray.
My eleventh is l.. but not in longing
My twelfth 10 II. but not in hay.
Ny thirteenth is ~, but not In apron
bly, fourteenth Is S. but not In sash.
My fifteenth is IL, but not In Helen.
MY sixteenth Is L, but not In boy.
My. seventeenth is y. but not III
Arabia.
My eighteenth is IL, but not In zebra
My whole is the longest name In the
Bible.
Composed by MLESE CHARLES.
1877 Hampton Avenue, Newport
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RIDDLES.

I. What III that which is invisible.
YET never out OF sight?
:. What constitutes Il genuine from
tier costumeH
3. Why is my cup OF tea stronger
than yours?
4. Why is n man imprisoned like n
boat full Of water?
o. Which are tho two most dis
agreeable letters IN the alphabet II
you get too much OF them?
s. Why liz 4 bald head like heaven:
Z. II a man saw his sister fail into
wen, why could he not rescue her:
CI,AItDINE AIOEISI;
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TIL; SOLDIER.

Near the boom OF cannons and their
mighty roaring.
While the true soldier to war ne !.
going.
With many Il sad heart whiting
Patiently for his return,
While he is bravely lighting
The victory TO earn.
You may see him dashing forward
with the flag. rcd. white and blue
For he was one of the soldiers
That fought 50 bravely ana true
AT gate young girl is waiting
The papers for to read,
TO sec If her brave lover is fighting
Ana doing noble deeds.
And at last when the war is over.
With light heart homeward ne
turns,
For he was one OF the soldiers
that Fought for victory to earn.
Composed by
MARJORIE II. WILLIAMS.
Nelson County, Avon, Va.
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Prize winner. OF the weel.

Willie Will. Station a, City.
Cordie Lee Moncurc. send address.
Gaines Goodman, no address given.
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MAZE KAWLINGS.
l I,nnn I,icn

Dear Euitpr--i nope sou cn5oy the wealth
CT. II was windy To-day Tho gun shono
or.ght "Gl q Vas none TOO warm Whore
ia Glria E!Uc.2 EDITOR. - sou iiltvc q co!!-
To-, soon -" inc children write ahou;
Thanksgiving 90. Christmas. think thcy
! "ouid Ds good subjects 70 have u contest or
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DeH: f-Eiior-tnunks yery much Tor pub
.,-4tuE IA. lucky Lass the story Of N"rds
y.jii"u, an ubjccl. Enclosed please ana one
whien hope is improved d!.n't w-!te
Jas. week. you sec avn not guShlu,,
-on. To-Tnorrnw niEi- IS Hallowc'cn--h"oc
you enjoy yourself. WIZ see If can't sc-ib-
p!c something ABOUT Tie canoe ana whiri
ui p.sN HgrTss, hut for the present ] am
wi.hiuE YOU all the hes; Of wishes a. ever.
Your mcnbeg.
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Puzzle Department
BOY,s NAME IN FIGURES.

|. e. 6. rs. II. 4, is, g..
2. 20. Is, 13.
3. :. 9. "A. go. l5. IA.
4. 8, 4, 4.
6. 5, II. 10. 6, Is.
q. s, 10, 20. 1, IS. 4.
ALBERT DOYLE:
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Der Edit"r.--i am SeGuius tn some riddles
"hiCn hure VIII CsCsue greedy Nh. M"Stc-
pasyvt Editor wish vow would please
."nd h"iGe rh"a vou can Ind tho
sine. although know yuU have "a LOT to
do Much love 10 you aud all The mem
bevs. remain.
Your mcpshlr.
C,LAtrDINE NiOUISti
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-..d ".,.. or,r,na, Sto-i.s.

Dear Editor i ann sending v"u It puaa,e.
w''cn """" To see in print. some o!
thus,. drawing. were si'nuiv tnr. AMI ] WAS
sorry not 10 see nv st"~i"s iu mint.
GAINES GOODMAN
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lpt.r.-Iin. i.citrr.

NV D"ar EuItor.-I tharN YOU 80 mUcli
for PRINTING my twn drawings Tie second
Sunday OF this month. aid not send amy
thing tEc last gone week, because | had
d.i not want II ne greedy. ana have drryS-
iugs ~! every sunday. II is raining awful
leaves come down uoV, because back
v.rI SIS c"N"~"h 'ine ola TURKEY is wHilI-
Ing uroumG looiln= sad. rcr ne Knows Il g.
u"ar'v tn" f"r mis- he"d to- s"i Gu; or.
N"u1un viii -"oi. %" making good ,h'nss
FOR IhankFTiginE | viii try to draw somc-
thinr ior Thanksgiving Hone 80 see this
d""wiUE come out sunday. Hope TO win =
Jrls. suoi..
Your lHcmb-r
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CrGi,,,ltiup.

l. lJrrr Editor.--rus IuornIng when I went
NUNS ana sryc each boy IN our class one.
M nv thV,i On 'ic.' t''"l. '"u Wien VIC
The yellow chIy tl,cmU.in brigade. and all
az 10 '"ushr". When We I"!"e INTO our
brr ti"g s""eth"a"ts day. Thank YOU FOR
publishing GuN story. J sending iuclOscI
u puzzle We'll. ! must say Guod-by.
From v"lir ola member.
A 4 d
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CAIARADE.

MY first IL In II. but not In bar.
Ny second is In U, but not In use.
Ny third is in r, but not in tie.
Ny fourth Is In Fl. but not In hate.
Composed by
KATHERINE CONAN.
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srn,i Ori.lmnI Sinrirs.

Dear Euit"E--i was very glad To sc. ms
story in print last SUNDAY. am sending
W"stehrs Fet doea not get II Tor his Thanks
giving dinner
Your friend
BERTHA LANGLEY.
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Receives pfi,e.

Dear Eiiror.l received the prize ] won
leo October 90. few Weclla ago. ! have
Gcoi the ao"k. and tAink IT 80 iuto--
csung Reading Is iay greatest picnsure
i.Aun"iGg .ol again for the Prize, am
NOuG mem cr,
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GOOD MislicS.

Dear Iiditor.-Inclosen ypu will Ind Il piece
of drawing. which | would like YOU to put
ON the 7. u; 9. G. page. / would like Tor
IL 10 be published according to its size. Tho
.. n. g. G.. hope, VIII mako this winter
u successful one is usual.
Yours truly.
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YIN ,ra,e rhankssl,,nx Contest.

VIII Have ThnnkegIVInx Contest.
Dear Niitor.-l was surprised TO $50 iny
uuinc among the prize winners for last
week. like fan better than 10 amy
other season. When are YOU going 10 give
give one please let me know As my let
ter Ia getting long. viii close for this
time. Love TO you and all the members.
From old member.
GLADYS FLOURNOY.
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DSur Edltor-You will please find In
closed nay first drawing. which hope YOU
Will accept. win thank vou ii you Will
send me 81 T. r. g. g. badge Hoping you
| viii ina space In your Sundays paper roi
| this Iiu,s am.
Yours Jru,;.
EDNv AID (. WOOD.
| 10 Euai1M ANemue. KichmUnl. Va.
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Dear Editor. | want to Join the 4 D. &.
&. l am in the room with Naomi Williams,
ana think she can draw nice cannot draw,
but can send In some puzzles ior 'the I.
-. q. =. | will tvv 80 ir"w bird to- day.
EATHiIHINi: CONAN,
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4a,i. South Pine street, Richmond. Va.
Mchcrney, Va.
Sends Fine I'ocu,

Dear i3ditor..-J am senains III a little 7
poem this week, my irst attempt, and will !
be very proud to see It published. II a /
needless :" say page good this |
week.. for 1t always s. With loving wishes |.
remain,
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Your badge sent.

member OF tho 4 Il. e. &. Please send me
badge. Your new member.
JOHN BENC:EI,
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CATHERINE HARRISON.
1905 Hun street South Richmond.
AN APPRECIATION OF MY FAVOR.
ITII POEM.

Lester Manor. Va. MILE 'Ai'
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And at last when the war Is over.
With = light heart homeward h,
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DumDarton, Va.
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Glad You Arc plcn,cd

Dear Editor.-Thanlss very much for ;hs
agreeable surprise publishing nay story
The Spy" 1t has been regular outcast
or bum" but a. last seems to have set.
tied down. 7 only hope you may he adj,
10 spare * few inches OF column for this
rest, so am inclosini one of the short parts
also heading for 1t and for the page
misht say hero that the spy'B name IS
never revealed In tho whole story. h.iuG
known By just The Spy" Hoping you
think II story OF adventure. rather thai
one Of blood ana thunder. and again thank
am. ever.
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Dear Editor,--I sending you couple
. OF fables. was so glad TO see my picture
I in print and my letter, too. | thank you so
/ much for putting them In SO l hope | viii
| see these IN. too.
Your ancctionaie member.
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Dun 80. bc AiHti
To Join Contest.

D"nr Editor,-l am scnding III another
drawing. uno ann i;olns TO draw one for
the Thanksgiving contest. didn't see my
bending printed. but hope YOU will II
time. am
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~ NOTtN TWcnty-sINth StFScI CITY.
Write On Ono Side OF Sheet.

Dear Edtor--I wonder " YOU arc having
rs cold weather We are. ann sending
Stand.Al," but. dear editor. il tx purely
original and hope 1t with DC published
In tn" last few weeks l have read David
Copnerneld" and Guy Manucr,ng" both o.
which like go much. am going to read
Eight Cousins next. My brother has Il
bicycle. and ] rode 10 school which Is
about three miles, several days aSo. II IL
late, and ! must go to bed good by.
From your member.
MARY MANN PAGE NEWTON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
CRAWFORD A MASTER
OF ENGLISH, DESPITE
LIFETIME IN JUNGLE

We all wonder how a man who has
boon Isolated la the iungles Of Africa
for twenty-three years, whore he has
rarely seen one with whom he could
converse Ia English, could have at-
tained such e mastery of his native
tongue
The unique and seintinatng style of
expression. which Is clearly manifest
IN both BITS speech ana his writings Is
enc source uf Dan CraWford's fame
Apparently Dan Crawford secs ana
hears nothing as other men see and
near Experiences and actions CONF
monplace 10 others become, when de-
srIhed hg hlm imbued with a thfill
which makes the blood leap
10 will be- rare opportunity Co hear
tho nrlhng experiences of this man
among the Wild and cannlhal tribes
Vi Asr' black mans country He de-
livcrs o free lecture az the Lead Ave-
nue. Methodist church TUESDAY even.
iug
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si"'' I" N"u1''' VIZ i'"' i''s =,
rug 'iiei,l ',''' 'l'','' - ''', - -
.s'O'',s '''9i ~ ''ie i'''u .i,r,S a..
'n il A.' m 10y 'i'''s'' ' l .i ,'' ~
' ,nn,, "i n0Ie i1' @ '"" ''''
e"'" > 'u'e'v '''S''','
go, '".c AZ ii''''s -. i'e''' . ''is'' o.,s
~ "''N ''.5 W. ''-' '' ',,C ','', - - nv,
N'''l V''''V' ''' "'V 49, -" F''''i ''
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fo work o. he rank of enquire and
other business of importance connect
ed With tho catabli4hmenl OF np-
uouol pythinn mntarium Ia this city
q fuH attendance Us specially desired
Dan Crawford the nnicd lecturer
and African explorer vino is to deiW-
pr q lecture here nt thc Lead Avenue
Methodist church tomorrow night, VIII
nokc an address 10 the students Of
che Sow Mexico university at no
O'Clock tlmorrow morning The pub.
lIc is cordially invited and 1t is hoped
that q largo crowd win be on hand
This Nill Doe the only appearance In
Albuquerque Of Mr. Crawford except
M the church az night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16
ESSAY CONTEST
CLOSES FRIDAY,
SAYS JOHN RUEB
All Papers Upon Poultry Sub
jectS Supposed to Be in
Possession of State Judge
Prof. W. i Conway Then

students who are competitors in the
state poultry contest are supposed iO
have their papers IN the hands Of the
state judge. prof ~ # Conway ~
the sintc agricultural college. by next
Friday, John Rueb superintendent OF
tho poultry department Of the state
inir who By conducting the contest,
announced Yesterday
Mr. Buph believes that practically
Ian children who Intended 10 enter The
competition have delivered their pn-
norH tao the count, Judges Who after
awarding county prizes are expected
90 send the best papers TO Professor
conway Mr. Rucb wishes the county
Judges tn send Professor Conway the
rHsaya na quickly ua possible. so the
state award may be made soon
Mf i,Heh Ia Tho lust week. Inns M.
eclved papers winning the second and
third prizes in several additional
eountlfH ln nonrs every ease The
winner vi the first prize WAS not
named Tho first prize vlnners pu-
TOR iu every county WAS sent directly
tu Professor Conway ns "a candidate
for The grand prcmium while only
papers winning second and third
prizes were forwarded To- Mn Bucb
county Prize Winners.
Here they are
Luna county Lincoln CossItt 60.
lumbns second Ialu Arner Coum.
bus. third
QUAY county Edna Woodland. tn.
eumc1rI second valerio Mcpadc. Tu.
eumean third
Curry Mun Kays Texco. first,
ora ltmdN Melrose. second. clyde
iinruhorn. TcNco. third.
lena Ana--Iohn IA Norvlel. Las
Cruces second nelhcrt Freeman
fbs cruces. third
mo Artlba Angus Evans Vclarde
second William %. stueps Kolafde,
third
Mora county Sister j Francis of
the Lortto school wrote Mn lueh
TINT she and County superintendent
Manuel Madrid bad selected the firs.
paper which had heen mailed to PRO.
fessor Conway and that the following
were second bost Henry ROSA. d.,
Mora Sol Harberg Mora. joe Ollvas,
Mora Mamdc Gollegos, Mora Leonor
Romero. Mora.
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STATE SUPERINTENDENT
TO INSPECT SCHOOLS

superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton Avian a. white of Santa ne. att
rived hero last night Go spend several
days visiting Bernalllo county schools
Mr white will begin the inspection
today. DE VIII De accompanied by
County superintendent A Montosa.
Mr. White was expected to arrive
herc bst saturday to address She
county teachers association at their
mectng. hnt he Was unable 10 come
t that time
Mr White said Thar Assistant state
superintendent Fiadelto Baea had
gone to Torrance county to inspect
enc schools there In company with
County superintendent e. Is Burt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-16

saying there ara al least 1850 between
the ages Of and 30 should there
not Sc some way definitely planned
to get some data on this2
zone Of tho most immediate things
necessary. and'which should have our
undivided attention at am early date
is % record as nearly accurate as pos
ablc of all the totally and partially
blind In New Mexico This can be done
systematically and In q way that ]
shall BE glad to eXpluin
"rhis record complied and classi-
he'd as 10 age. color, SEES. cause Of
blindness, social condition. etc, viii
enable the superintendent and board
of directors 10 appreciate. the immen-
slty and vast Importance of the work
before them We will then be in a
position to determine our needs as 40
school buildings. supplies and many
THINGS that TO us are NOT known AZ
ter locating these children. ID Is pos
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WESTB0UND TRAINS
LEAVE AFTER DELAY
BECAUSE OF WRECK

The two Santa ne passenger trains,
which We're delayed here last Satur-
day night ON account OF a wreck west
.of Dalles, lcft early Yesterday morn
ing Train 40 e. which arrived 40
.t0;i0 o'clock Saturday night left at
.A.l2 a. m., ana So. p, which arrived
.ut 1880 p. no., lett nt At3O "a. M.
Trains from The west We're not delay
ed. Il wus learned yesterday that i've
cars were derated when car axle
broke. a Nreeking crew from Belen
cleared the track
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much pleasure in their childish way
as other children who ace
When entered The girls living
room saw at one side q boqy of lit-
tie girls $50 ono who did not know
would have gue sod they were blind.
They were grouped close as II One
nearness Of one ouotners bodlcs sup
piled the feeling of companionship.
one. Louise Jones was strummlng on
"a mandolin, another, lsadora Chayes'
was playing guitar ana Marie
Groanc was playing the piano softly.
others stood al thp edge of Che GROUP
some singing
Children Give Parties.
We felt IKE muudcrs. but Supcrin-
tendent Pratt Wnntee us To- hear the
little ones recIte Thpy did SO IN modu-
lated tones with flying nmbie fingers
following swiftly the dots of the
american hmillc With no more hes
.itation than children of the same age