Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
ADVENTURES Ar TIE sEAsuonr:

aDN TUBES AT TIE SEASIiORF..
Once, long ago. there lived a lit
tie girl and boy. whose names were
Ann and Junior. They were TO go TO
the seashorc that summer and
thought the time would never come.
But 1t came at last.
On the train Ann looked so far
out the window that when the train
came by NJ which Ann was look
ing. she butt heads with little
girl who was looking out as she
was on the other train. In about
i've minutes both trains stopped
As Ann, her brother Junior. their
mother and father were going Into
the cottage at Which they were to
stop, they saw a boy and girl Just
their size going in the cottage next
TO theirs. Maybe We can make
friends with them. Ann" said Junior.
We'll see tomorrow" returned Ann.
The next dag. as the children were
playing ON the lawn. their tto bel
friends came 10 ask their names.
Then they told Ann and Junior that
their names were Sam and Elizabeth
Black.
Il met Ann yesterday on the train.
didn't l. hrothcr?" asked Elizabeth.
Yep" answered Sam.
How? l don't remember" said
Ann.
Why. YOU were 1hc girl butt
heads With" exclaimed Elizabeth.
Let's take walk down to the
ocean said sam.
So they all went down to take "A
first look at the big ocean for that
year. As they walked along Eliza
BETH said. brother. hope VIII will
come home to US this summer"
''Wln Viii iuruireI ~
Elizabeth.
will is our big brother. who
went to sea when We were small
children. and has never returned"
replied Elizabeth.
Every summer we come here be-
cause he might come"
Won't il be fun q he docsr' said
Junior. "IIc could toll US how he
was kept back and lots more"
CHAPTER IT.
One night n hig windstorm arose
When all the people mt the beach
were asleep big light came
through the windows INTO the faces
OF Ann and Junior. They ran to
their parents room and woke them
up. Their father looked out of the
window and saw. not far from the
shure. a vessel being torn to pieces
by big rock and the strong wind.
He dressed quickly. went down To
the shore and sailed out in boat
with some life savers to the res
cue.
Ry this time n great many people
were waiting anxiously on tho
| shore. Soon ladies came down to
| look on with their children.
Then more men went to rcscurC
whoever was calling for help. After
| "A while the lIfc-savcrS returned with
Two men that were not hurt and ten
that were hurt; three were dead and
others could not he found for long
time. AS The men landed, there was
a sudden cry from the mother %:
| Elizabeth and Sam. She rushed for
ward, put her arms around one OF
the men twho seemed To be quite
younS) 90 1t Is my dear hoy, my
| boy has come home to mcr she
| cried Aftcr short talk with the
| lad II was found out TINT he was the
| long lost VIII. the big brother of
| Elizabeth and sam There was much
r"joycing all tho summer at the
| beach.
CHAPTER III
| l:ut. alas, Next week would he the
| last week a. the s"ashore for long
| time. Saturday the four children
| were to separate and go home.
| Let's have II party down on thu
| sand before We go home" sugEcstc,!
Ann, as she and her brother sat talk
| ing on Tuesday.
Come. ask mother ii we may
answered Junior. so Oft they went to
| ask their mother.
She said they could. So invitations
| were sent Ia ten boys and girls that
Ann and Junior knew. The party was
| To be on Thursday, from to 4
Thursday The rrn,rlc
| decorated with many things. There
were stands at which they children
got many things. They had many
| games also.
After playing some games the chill
! dren took off their shoes and stock =
inGs 10 go wadinE when Ann caught
| sight OF large box.
oh. look" she called. and took
| tho box to her mother
There was n note on IT, After look :
ing AZ it for awhile she said: II emit
read it, so we shall open it," In it
was black Kitty. The children play
ed with II until the party was Over
Just then VIII came along. She ran
To show him her new treasure
The children wer. astonished to
hear him cry. oh. its my dear kitty.
Now YOU can live with me and have
all the milk you want for we have
found our people"
CHAPTER ~.
soon viii told how ne found the
kitty and on the way home the milk
gave out.
Then the big storm arose and tn
sailors gave up all hope or ever
reaching land again. So VIII put the
poor KITTY in "a hox AMI prayed that
God would carry her safe to shore.
Ann was very much disappointed
In not Keeping tho kitty. but sh,
wanted VIII to have him IL IL he
longcd To him. Because Ann found
the Kitty he bough, her one just
Ike IL.
When the children were ready to
part that summer they said they had
had fine time and would like t.
come again next summer.
toriginalD
GENENIENE h. KAHN