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A Trip to the Campu:

The First Grade took a walka we
saw some pretty trees. We Saw a
cannona We saw our American flago
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found slick buckeyes°

Fun at School

He read0 We write. We coloro
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A Happy Trip

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Station Six '

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we went on November 11th. Some of
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The Clam’s Enemy

. One of the many enemies of the clam
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Model Emm'oaflng

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which may consist of one train and a
fez—a accessories? to one or too diesel
locomotives and a for! steam enginesg
and a lot of artistic design mingled
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Model trains have been used for
pleasure and profit“ You can start
with an inexpensive set. and build up
to an elaborate and expensive layoutn

In one place in the world a man
ran his set from the basement to the
second floor in his house on shelves
around the edge of the rooms, and cut,
holes in the wall so it could travel
more freely around the howsse0 In
another case a man had the cook put
his entire meal on his train in the
kitchen, and send it upstairs to him
in bed, and after he finished eating
he sent dishes all back down stairs
to the kitchcno With a little
imagination you can have a train runa-
ning in the most unusual placeao

William Wood

Brownswiggleville
Once upon a time in a little tom:

called Brownswig'glevilleg there lived .
a poor woman and her six children; Their

father had died and they were left all
loneu Emu Potter (for that was her
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‘Sesgie 9rd Hollyo
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mid: ”Stihkuemwup lady." Hrs. Potter
was so assured that she dropped her wash»
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into the home and get all of her valuw
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en: rushing; in and the stickuup man ran
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Poise was riding Marty, his horse. Tom
was on Joiec Marty is a tall chestnut
horseo Just then I heard a. loud ecmndo
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felt Tic‘zy jump and the truck wont on
by and from then on we stayed as far away
from the road as we could(\ After that
I will always ride with a riding club,
80 I stayed with Tom and Pete on the way
back, we had a. hard time because Ticky
limped badl a At one time I thought I
was going to have to dismount, but I
didnit and. we got back safelyo Would
you like riding on the Pike?

Johnny Dabney

The Tree

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named Salt and his father, Peppero Pepper
"was a hullfighter hhet was scared of
the bullo It was a week before Christa-
mas and Salt was flanking about where he
could find a Christmas treeo He thought
he remembered seeing a tree on the hillo
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The Fifth — Fourth Grade
Football Game

In the first quarter I threw a
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the leado In the second quarter I
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