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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
9nrnptt runnt.

9oqli 5uOiauerne bar uoiteot ior-
mel arigserflpring moo Staten
0terico
Gen %. Mai ifete ct 8o9iam-
menite0 gnglan0, 6uorpeo t58
N}enneifer miiteoe 2ipet, og 200
f0pite0es. ri Be 0e0e par ale paa
| 6 npr Soloater.
9Staliens 6laaoe er 9}r. 5 / 9f9f-
fen al Stormagternes. Zen tGqer
tiliammen 100 5fibe al aQe alas.
ier me0 en- iamIet 9eiptning paa
7S,600 0taao.
3piflano ifal 6ape iratraaot
Ouerensfoniten ON ll0uefaling al
Sanger me0 gnglnn0 begrun0et paa
oen ipregne 9eban0ling, tpife 6an-
ger ira llnoeroano8frigen 6lioer til
Gel England.
3taliens 9eltogelie / 9rigen an
les iom ct 9eois paa 8ooens Nj.
nlagt / politiIf Senieen0e. qGae 0e
fatolife 9laoe 9tom ino bel Iom /
9robinien iiges at opre tDifOenlige;
men 9anoet gaar me0 paa De 9(l-
liereoes SIDE.
29oerman9el | GDiflono. = DID
Oene / glmIteroam meloer, at man i
Spiflano lioer al @fangel paa 29-
ser. Sfoleinipeftgrerne / Gbinpro-
pinierne bar rettet Opior0ring til
Sorel0rene ON at ln0e 0eres 9ern
gaa / Sfole meo IrGifo.
0oer % ieoiIfe 9fob6inere ifol
bore ofttp 9rigstjeneite Sran-
frig. Oe ieoiIfe Sfoler o9 aoIle-
gier 9oris er Inffe6e, foroi Oe
fleIte al Oeres @leper er 9aaet |
arigen. Der par ober 1000 SOBER,
set fanaoiIfe Hegiment, iom M.
Iig uOmgrfe0e iig aan1pen oeo
Dpern, 9elgien.
@o0oog, 8orberrel Sra Gopetonn
I Spo 9lirifa meoOeles, at aampene
oerneoe ntellem De moOerne uoru-
IteOe tpife og olliereoe trooper bar
! Ipreot Sfrpf og 6orllnOring blan6i
Sc Snois6te gn 8lppemaifine Oo'
Ie6e iaaleoes fornplie neo / 0prbe-
BEN al en- Sottentot, iom itoo
Waarfen oe pasieoe fit 9uGs. Dn
ManSen MaIfinen itee no, falot
Sottentotten paa ane oe ub6rpo
| ben itsrite 9Grbs6isbe6: u@orro
@ottl" (@oooag, 8orberreD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
gurOpa6rigenS fang.
llniteO Stntcs ii6itc Note til Spif,
Lamb ornger Snteresie.
arieens Sang fan beteenes iom
itOre Slaa meO imau 9ieinltater.

llniteo 5tates' auoen 9lote til
5nifInn0 er oiientliggiort / 9ebet
al iiOite llge Zen iorbapier np.
iten oeo jim ire6eliae og oenIi8e
Zone, og man rnores ooer, at
groon fllnoe isle Jig iorpIigtet til
at reiignere for at bIipe iri Tor at
unoerifrioe bette 7ofliment Jtoten
bier Oog 5nitbe0 Dor ae9erings
Soloning, iPrlig angaoenoe Suii-
tanias Spntning. Den bGu0er, at
v5fibet bperfen ierte 8aaben, Sol.
batter eaer 9lmnnition, % Der.
iom Oen feiierlige tuife 9iegering
life itoler paa De ameritanite Sunf.
tionprer, Der gap Sfibet Clear.
dnce" Rapirer, iad bur0e 0en I'M.
oerisge. Dfen De buroe itaa til
3roenoe, iaa Ipnge oeres llpaalioe.
ligbeo life er bepiit. - Oct ipnes,
iom 6ranifmpnOene itu0ia gsr Ell
Smlle 5remgan9, og at De boloer
ioit, buao De pinoer. Dlan iaar
ogina Snotrpf al, at Stalenerne ger
5remgang. - 6or noale Dnge ian
Oct no, iom 9iusierne par peo 1t
bliDe gitrigerne og Ipiferne ior
megtlge, men De iiOite Gage ier
Oct no. iom 3piferne after tager
Woo til jig % guar an8rebSuis til
8prfs. - Se islgen0e DogsmeI.
0inger.
1orsbag: - On tprfiit aa-
nonbaao % ct Iransportitib er ifiiOt
/ sont / oen periiife 9lIat et
iranit 1ronsportifib er iuafet /
) nrfiife 5aroanOe, o. en- tDit llnoer.
( oanos6nao ifal pare sOeIngt al 6nB-
Ipnoerne.
gaa Den DeitIise 5ront bar
5ranifmpnocne iuIoisrt oeres 9e.
ipttelie Al ReuoiIles St. 9nait %
meo Selo tilbageiIanet ale tDife
5orisg paa at eenerobre stIaiu8en.
2itrigerne mel0er ON DOerliBe
5renlgaug @ali8ien og Iilian8e.
tageIie al mango 9iuSiere j @gnen
pp0 ,Slo0eu Tniejter.
Zen en9eIife IabsIiite opgioes
meo 25S,069.
5reoag: Spiterne ialoer
tilbage / oe rusiiife GitrieprOUinier
efteriulgt al oen ioritGrfeoe rusiiife
Spr.
,5ranifmpn0ene iortiqtter oeres
2ngre6 / geit men uOen llOiigt I'll
iterre 3einltnter.
3pife llnoeroauosbaa6e bar tor
peoeret poerIigere 13 Sfibe, boori-
bIanot to engelife 3orpeoobnaoe.
8en amerifanife 9tote til SDitlano
oiientlisegres og ooerraifer ueO lin
iipentet penIiee Gone
9sroog: 9lusierne gsr arnD
poa at booe itanoiet 6ienoernes
5remsane paa Seire 6lsi oe at
babe taeet ilere Iuiin6e Sanger.
goa Den an6en SiOe meIoer 9itri.
gerne ON 5remeang 9ufomina og
oct ipOsltlise @aIi5ien.
StaIienerne meIoer ON SnOtogeI.
ie al 9Ioeefen, ct itrategiit 9unft
/ Den sitrieife GSOriuarsIinie, oa
Serberne morderer moo Dura6Bo i
2lIbnnien.
Ssnoag: - StaIienerne be-
iptter @rooisco og begpnOer 5renl.
Itso MOB @orit3. goIOiomme aam.
pc foreaaar paa ilere Rrmtter Iangs
ssIooen SIon5o. Oct iorlDoer, at
ben irnnife Scr mongler glmmnni.
tion, men oesnagtet bol0er ben Ol-
feniipen pe6Iige pna geitironten.
Spiferne iortiptter borisaet paa at
nprme ia 2emberg ira 8eit men
vneoer MI baaro Mooitano al gius-
ierne.
Nan6oa: - Stalienife 5IDoe.
re aneriber ben sitrieife arigsbapn
gofo og tilfsier ariennIerne og
Wasaainerne Der oIporIis Sfaoe
gitriserne bar braet betpoelig 5or.
itrrfnine baaoe al 5oIf oe Sfpts
til borioar al gpen @orit5, iom
StaIienerne aIereoe bonbaroerer. 5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
gnrt enet dnnn.

General Spao0ens AZ. aluin0a.
lige to-aarlige 3elegeretnpoe al.
6aloteS 2lfron, O6io ira 26. 9iai.
$50 0elegater BAR tilite0e og re.
preientereoe ale Stater llniouen.
9ennipIDania Sernbanen bar ng-
zig beitilt t40l3 npe 6rngtoo9ne
til en- iamlet 9pr0i al $16,0O0,000
Oct er 0a oel ct le9n paa pros.
peritp".
Dc iorene0e Staters eneite oirf.
iomme 8ulfan, 9asien 8euf i Gali.
fornia, bar forleoen uOienot en- "a.
oeitr6m. SGOoanligpis uOienoer
0en fun Bog og qtife.
gaitor g. s. geOerien, 8eit
Genmarf, 8is., iom iornplig bar
opgioet grPitegerningen, er reiit til
9lifoD, 0tinn., boor ban agter at
be9DnOe en- 5orretning.
Gen oanife 0peraian9er, Mage
@ang Solm, iom fsr Sfrigen par
fnpttet til tpife og sitrigife Opera.
iener, er fommen til 92eip Dorf for
at gre i'm 9pffe Der 9anOet
p36e Bethlehem, ga, SteeI
Company" Bar faaet 9eitiaing paa
5000 aanoner ira Oen engelife
9egering. 9eitilingen le0iageO8 Al
en- an0isnins paa St6,t50,000 ION
oelois Detailing.
Set me II. z. Slagifi6 yGali.
fornia", iom M er unOer 9pgnin8,
ifal orioes meo eleftriif arait. Get
er oct f6rite 5orieg al tit Slaas
9et eleftriife Wlaifineri til Sfibet
oil fonlme til at foite $43L 900.
Statiitiffen oiier, at 0en gennem.
initlige inoiuioueae 5ornne / Il.
2. MI er 6 @onge itsrre ems
1850. Zen beleber iig MI til
$1965 per SnoipiO - @eno.
apinoer o9 9orn
oelene Berg er fonmen Der I'll
9anoet ior at ltgtte &pin0eltenime-
retsiagen. Sun bar afa0emiit 10.
oannelie ira 8ebenbopn og bar Del.
ta9et meget BET iociale glrbeiOe /
Danmarf, i9rlie ior 6or6eOring al
9ernenes Qoar.
: 9(ar 6liuer Der 9lnle0ning for
6siifoleeIeoer til at lpie 9eorif oe0
5ommer.6eiifolen / minneapolis
9ette 9urius er oprettet for iaaoan.
ne GIeoer iom / oct re9uIGre So
leaar gerne piloe booe I9it 9forif,
men Iom life flln0e or0ne lin Eime.
plan iaaleoes at bette flnoe gsreS
Seite for 2nnoets g(rme, 9fe9erin-
gen bar fottet 9eilutnin8 ON al
ifaffe ii9 en- Gel go0e aaoolleri'
bette ier ale oe beoite ien6es til
srigsifueplnoien europa, og 2sit-
nont Butler al De 6or. Staters
9lrme er giemeoet anfonmen til
9icfinion. 2eitnanten er 8eteri.
ner oa pil uooel9e goOe Seite, ON
iaooonne finoeS.
@oloiom Gfsploiion. Sra Seat-
tie, @ai6., meo6eIes, at $4,000
Cons 9nnamit, iom bar Ioitet Ell
9pgter paa Sapnen, efsplo0ereOe
forleoen Moraen. 8irfninoen al
@fspIoiionen isltes oper bele Sent-
tie. Ger fnltites SpeilelosruOer
til en- 8proi al $4,000. gn goet
mano on1boro 2Ggteren iabnes ol
iornooes orebt. Qf 2egteren bier
Der intet tilbage.
0pnamitten bar braet til Seottll
ira San 6rancisco og ifulOe eitel
Sigenoe ienoes til 0fuslanO. Gfs.
ploiionen isltes inbenfor en- On
freos paa 35 0iil ira Seattle
Manee antos 9ipitelien for Sorb
! ifPlu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
Sil SalsS

nit 2an6 paa 800 9(cres 9erfins
Gountp, 2. 0af. Rris $4,000
Sgrgen SEMEN
9iion, Q. 9of.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

Spjc griier | eonbon. = Oct
meoOeles ira eonoon, at oper 5000
Slagter6ooer er bleuen Iuffet iom
5slge al Den ubpre Stisning | aso.
priierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
a, Marg.
spcnif- -9insiiif sraftat.

SOenif-Oin5iiit Sraftat. IA
2onoon me00elte5 iorleoen, at ,1r
er ratificeret en- M 8raftat mel II
SOerrig og 9fusIano. Zen ang IT
oe to 9an0e5 iinaneietle, fomm-r-
cieQe og in0uitrieae 5orbolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
Spiflano Ienber llnbifDlonirg,

SpiflanO ienOer ltnOifplOnira.
Sra ariitiania tele9raieres, at
Gpiflan0 bar unoerrettet 93or9e oub
at en- llnoerie9elie bar go0tgiort,
at Sen norife Camper r9elriOgc"
oeo en- 6eiItageIie bIep torpeoer,t
al Ell tpif llnoer0anosbaao. Gpif-
lano uotaler jim 9efGa9eIie opar
;SeiltageIien oa erfIarer Jig oin-I
til at betaIe fillo Sfaoeseritottlir /.
Samtioig neo0eIeS oct, at oon
inOgaaenoe llnoerisgelie Bar goot.
giort at Sen norife Camper PIN.
rifa~ fife par bIepen ipnfet al no
gen 2pifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
Grnppfa6rif pco SonItantinopcl

Nrnppf1brlf Oc0 NDnltaIfln0pel.
st Telegram ira 2ltben me00elcr,
at Eprferne ioor 9aa6en og glmmu-
nition ira en- 8a6rif, ser 6enmel5
er oprettet 9tpr6e0en al 9onitol-
tinopel al set itore tpife arltpo-
5irma. 6abriffen ii9es at 6eifo
tige 100 tpife 9trbeioere forltO
en- Del Sprfer Salpeter iabri-
feres oeo Ell np eleftriif Metooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
llniOeriets Gentrnm. Sra Bars

unt0erlefs Senfritlll. SrQ Yar,9
meO0eles 5re0ags, at Gannpu},
iom al mango 9titronomer antaecS
for at oGre llniperiets eIler Scr
oensoltetS Miotpunft, er iornpI
blepet iagttoget al 9litronomer IN
iranife ObIerpatorier algier %
Wtaroffo, 9tfrifa, og 0e bar ino.
ien0t 9cretninger oerom til Ganilt
6Gamarion.
0enne oer0ensbersntte aitrononl.
oplpier, at Gonopus, ifgnt ben pa
@runo al lin nmaaoelige 5iernbt)
for os fun ier no Iom en- olnlinb3-
lig Stierne, er Ell o9l0ig Sc.
100000 @ange Iterre emo Dor Sol
og 9,t46,000,000 @onge It6rre i
Omiang emo SorOen. Dens Ri
itan0 ira os er iaa itor, al oct ui
oe toge 2piet 4S9 9(ar at naa irl
Ganopus til SorOen,
9psitrnalerne ira Ganopus, for
uaar os Dag, uoIenOes al Den !
1926 oe bar oenne Eio tilbaa
lagt oeu neiten ufattelige itore Z
itane al ,s75,0OO,oOo, 100000
MiI.
Ganopus er life ipnlig paa n
nor6liee greooegraoer, men fen
oerimoo til oisie 9ioer iagttog 3
ira ObIerbatorierne / gogbor OF
Gonitantine, glfrifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
Sanif Sfonncrt lGnfet.

Sanif Sfonncrt ienfet. = Sra
2onoon me00eles, at Sen 0anite
Sfonnert o@tinipir" er bIeoen ter
peoeret Noroieen al en- tpif I'm
oerpanosbaao. 3aptoinen meo SIT
itru o9 IA NtanO al 9eietningcn
0rufncoe 4ln otte Wfan0 ialt
bleo reooet og bragt 2ano Mnr-
gate. De fortpIer, at Sen fSrite
Gorpe0o ipIitteoe Sfi6et / to 9e.a,
og at set innf I 9sbet al ct 0finnt.
2ieet al aaptoinens Suitru bIp
fltnoet og bragt meo / 2ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
9ern6mrg til Snnmarf. -

Nern6nr9 til Nanmarf. = CIR
8orlpoenOe ifal Or. 9ernburg, naar
ban faar oflagt i'm 9iapport ON
6or5ol0et 0e foreneOe 5tat,r,
oOer0rogeS 0oeropipnet meo 0n
tpife Propaganda / 0e ifan0inabiite
2anoe, meO 6ope0foarter aeb,H-
6apn.
Gen tpife 4ropogan6a ifaI IA
9enopto9es me0 for0o6let gner5i-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

3niflano ifnl 6ape iratraaOt
Ooerensfoniten ON ll0pef9ling al
Sanger me0 @nglnno begrun0et paa
oen ipregne 9e6an0ling, tpife 6an-
ger ira llnoeroanoSfrigen bIiper til
Gel England.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
0iitsiiif gane til Ss6auet. {

JlMsIlIf UuHe 1T a5sDuDtI. = "a
9etrogra0 meooele8, at 9pgning,n
al Ell 5ernbane ira aanoaIaifo i
@rouinien 9(rfangel til Sapnen So
Ia paa Ss6aoet er bIepen ianf-
tioneret al 0finiiterraa6et. 9arca
uiI fomme til at foite ca. $4,000,
600 Zen npe 9ane uiI forbinoe
&uSIan0s Sernbdneipitem meO SS$5-
6aOet og eiue 9anOet en- M Snpn,-
bp 300 Wlil ip0ligere emo 2[rfal-
gel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

5taliens 5(aaoe er 9}r. ) &pf-
fen al Storniagternes. Zen teller
tiliammen 100 5fibe al aae alas.
ier meo Ell iamlet 9eietning paa
7S,600 0fono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

0f. 8, Dor ~, gilbert oea, @'inm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
a STORY ABOUT GEORGE JONES

Once there was a little boy. and his
name Was George. His father was a
hard working man. He loved his little
boy dearly. because ne was the only
child The mother died year ago.
The boy had to stay at home when his
father was at work. They were not
rich, and not as poor as some were in
the village The little boy was six
years old One night his father said.
would YOU like TO go to school," Yes
sir" said his little boy. "Ail right: YOU
shall go next week when school begins
again. So he began the next week
lie was so glad that he was going to
start school. SO week after he had
started. his father asked him what he
knew. Tic said that he knew how to
spell cat. rat and May and Will: that
was all that he knew except y. 3. C..
Ana MS teachers name was Miss
Smith. CORDIE LEE MONCURE
Go be cont!nucd)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
THE SPANISH ARMADA.

After Queen Elizabeth OF England
ma" refused TO marry Phillip King Of
spain they were bitter enemies all the
resi- or their lives. Phillip tried TO
una some reason for raising 4 disturb
ahce between Spain and England.
Tic treated his Dutch subjects so
cruz lly that the" appealed to Queen
Eiiz" beth TO come and be .hei. queen
hiI" ibeth refused tiIs but sh- pitisd
thcm and symDath'zed win thcia
fhzaheth was not afraid OF Phillip.
thieats Phillip said that he ..as go
inr TO bring :he English back under
inc fopr but wa'n lie heard shat El,z.
ahcth had ent.rfercr with the Dutch
hS WAS greatly cnraEed.
he determined 10 send great feet
against the English As armada" is
the Spanish word for feet il was called
The lnrincible Armada"
soon the Spanish began to prepare
a great armada. The greatest then
known feet was fitted to sail into the
tngiish Channel and capture England.
They did not know that the English
were prepared TO meet them The great
spanish ship sailed on toward Eng
land. The English and Spanish met at
the entrance 10 the English Channel
The English ships were much smaller
than the Spanish. The English tor
mentcd the Spanish all the way up the
English Channel Before the ships
had com pleted their journey they were
caught in dreadful storm and were
destroyed \ very few OF the Spanish
ever reached home and the English
were almost unframed
EDNA POWELL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
THE INDUSTRIOUS HONEY nEE.,

wine Honeybee was busy from
morning till night gathering honey for
Busy Ants party. which was TO he the
next day He was now sucking honey
on peach tree near a small house
After nc had gotten all he could carry
ne new away TO his homo in hollow
tree down near the Laughing Brook.
IN ne went with his honey. which he
gave to Busy Ants party Of workmen.
who a. once carried IL down the tree
into Busy Ants house. Busy Ant
packed il up for the party
The next day Busy Ant had 10 be
busy, or. rather. hard AT work Till -
O'Clock When the guests came. the
money was set out to those who loved
II. and those who did not like il were
served with what they did love
After they had finished they made
merry Reddy Redbird played the fd-
die. Redhead Woodpecker beat the
drum and Woolly Woodchuck piayed
the banjo Every one that could and
would danced. sang and made merry
the best they could
composed by)
ANDREW " ROACH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
GEORGE AND THE WOLF.
CHAPTER

CHAPTER T.
George was a very large boy for his
age, which was seven. His parents
were very poor. They lived by some
woods and n large mountain.
His father had a small wagon and
a horse, which he had much trouble
in buying. He used to go into the
woods and cut down trees and bring
them to his yard and cut them in small
pieces. Then he would go to town and
sell them. Tic made only little
money, for the people seeing his horse
and wagon thought he was rich. Re-
fore he went home he had to pass by a
little store. owned by some colored peo-
pie. He would go in there and buy
some groceries and bring them home
IT, his wife.
One day when he went in the store
as usual he told the man what he
wanted.
QOriginal)
BY WILLIAM A. SETA.
ss- .{To be Continuedl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
CALLING TO YOU

Hear Natures happy voices
y they call TO YOU to-day.
Come girls, come boys, and dance
Around the Maypole gay"
The birds will sing for you,
ANA make the echoes ring.
The flowers Will bloom for you
Oh, join the Maypolc ring.
Mcrrlly run the tinhlinG brooks,
with the asters nodding about,
Waving greeting below
To the little silver trout.
The bees the flowers are searching
For the sweet they love so we'll
Journeying over meadow and hill
And into every lcafy dell.
Come girls. come boys" urge tho
voices.
It's vacation time" says the breeze
Come, be care-free. like We" call the
birds
That are perchcd in the cool. shady
Composed by MARY ELLA HOWARD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
Mex cnncy, Va
ROBERT e.. LEE.

WcStmorcland County
Makes YOU think
or that gray beard man
Who never did drink.
Through many battles he did tight
He was a man who knew not fright
Can You think who he could be?
II was that Sray-beard man
Named Robert r.. Lee.
One day his men were falling near,
lie rode in the front;
Eut they cried. Lee 10 the rear"
we viii drive those Yankees back
And make them jump like soople
jacks"
And they succeeded in their quest.
And soon they lay down To take a rest
Loved ones at home, they talked about,
But for their country they gave a shout
CLYDE Upton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
TEN MINUTES BEronE SCHOOL.

p
We had about len minutes before
school and we started To talk about fish
ing. Edgar was sitting on his desk,
Carl was standing near him, and ! was
sitting on n tool box near his feet ~
never &" fishing but fail in" Edgar
declared.
and | always get stung," Carl said.
once" began Edgar, II went out
fishing with Daddy. ! soon got tired
and stuck my pole in the automobile
and told Daddy would carry his fish
for him. Well. took tho fish and fol :
lowed him. was feeling pretty big
and didn't notice a stone with moss on
II in front of me. ] slipped and fell fla {
and let go the fish. which noated off the
line down the river. Daddy caught them.
But gee" he ended, II was afraid T
would get licking for not watching
where i went"
Go he Continually
BY CATHERINE WATSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
BEHEADING PUZZLE.

]. Bchcad county in Virginia and
you VIII have another name for earth
:. Bchead county In Kansas and
you VIII have the name OF small ami
maj which most women are afraid Of
3. Behead county in Iowa and Won
VIII nave what 'snookums" calls his
father.
J. Behead county in Michigan and
you VIII have the name OF cowboys
home.
>. Behcad county In Wisconsin and
you VIII have the name OF bird
SAMUEL r. CARTWRIGHT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
Editorial and Literary Department

is the most beautiful of all seasons? I
90. Winter. with all it's fun is all
FlGnt but think spring is the more
welcome OF the two
The little drawing by Conrad SturGcs
msS hSal PRETTY Htii think isn't ne new
best of wishes to YOU and all the mem
oers. Your loving member.
Highland Springs. Va.
Dear Editor,--I think We had a fine
contest. aud Agnes Millner's drawing
was the best. All OF the drawings were
just beautiful.
Lovingly,
Route /. stovan \. {. "
Dear Editor.-Why, Editor. what a
beautiful contest We have had. and |
think YOU and all the members and my
that all did.
SO many beautiful drawings and
stories. Dorothy. Smith. Curtis Elder
Agnes NJ. Miller vote for. il is a
grand drawing. the girl is fine hope
all enjoyed happy. Easter as did. J
nope all may enjoy this beautiful
! am sending a spring drawing, which
] hope | Will So" next sunday If the
editor can find space
Editor. have You sent our medals
! don't want I" hurry YOU. but YOU
know am on my head TO get ii. but
y
time to all, remain as ever,
Lester Manor. Va.
fine. We hardly know who to vote
for. but love birds and flowers III
vote for Marjorie Worrel and John
votes for Ida Jackson. We are glad
snow We had a good time. but We
played mostly in the house. with love
TO YOU and all the members. We remain
Your little members
KENNETH and JOHN BENG Ell.
stony Creek. Va.
Dear Edi.9r.-I thought the eonies;
;hink MsrgaeTi5s Mscelisn Observes e; ~;
the pr!z. Yours truly.
CONRAD STCRG rs.
2i5 Chestnut street, Henderson, \. c.
Dear Edi,or,-I think .,lher, Doyrs
ora wing was the best
Mckinney. Va
nesr Edi,or-l an sending in a
escape tn. wastebasket thinE Louise
Eea!twelys drawing was very good
With best love
Dear Editor.-l mink Helen Broad
TUBS POEM was tho best Editor. I
th:nE this "as the best contes, We
nave ever rad.
Lovingly,
Lucy r. TAYLOR.
Route 10. :. Stovsu, y {.
Dear Edi,or.-l ,hink MARY sue
fuckers Was the hes,
Your member
EMILY :. WHITMORE.
McKenney, Va.
Dear I:di,o-.-I nave not written the
page for a lCnr time. because ! have
nsen ngsS al school. but have read IL
s'+ry "r"E ana MIN i, great we
certainly ra"" lot % rex members
The contest vas Hne sId III! the work
good, buy cnink TT" Fo2 and Hrer
Rabbi. written b. Williams : Hart
anpLl Nc nest Am sending !n q dra a =
!.g WIN 1--WE u you anu the members
1rt.! rEGi 'Iun
Togr anceiiona,. member.
PAUL STUART CDI.E
81 Dear f:di.o,,-"a. Certainty GLAD
~ re tn" s@cnrd contcs. page. ard
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Puzzle Department
NAMES OF FRUITS IN FIGURES.

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Composed by SARAH COOPER.
JUMBLED NAMES OF STATES.
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Lofrdai.
Inairvgi.
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EtaXs.
Artnhadkoat.
Abmalaa.
KENNETH BlNGLE.
JCMBLED NAMES OF SCHOOL BOOKS
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margram.
cardre.
replSel.
mcareitiht.
hcarpGyog.
JOHN BENGEL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
JUMBLED NAMES OF SCHOOL BOOK
GEOGRAPHY PUZZLE.

l. What city in Wyoming has the
name OF an animal?
:. What city in Wisconsin has the
name of a former President?
8. what city in Texas has the name
OF d former President?
g. What city in South Carolina has
the name of girl?
s. What city in Michigan ha, the
name OF great Confederate general?
g. What county in Virginia has the
last name OF an early President?
WILSON l. HURT