American Young Folks du lieu suivant : Topeka, Kansas • 10

THE AMERICAN YOUNG FOLKS. Mich Wit 1037 riime Kenyon, Mich 1103 Ullian Smith, 1038 August J. Huels, Wis 1 104 Lizzie Reed, 1039 Frank Holbrook, 1 1 05 Anna Buchannan, Ef has the sound of in fin. Vee has the sound of in vine. Ith h3s the sound ofinin thin.

1040 John Stippich, 1041 Lizzie Owen, 1042 Jennie Jones, 1043 Maggie Andrews. TiiEEhasthe sound of TH in thou. 1044 Spencer Marsh, 1045 Delta Brockaw, has the sound of in sin. Iss Ess 1 106 W. Quale, 1 107 Eddie Smith, 1 108 Nina Hoyt, 1 109 Bessie Fowler, 1 1 10 Luella Day, 1111 Ella Simmons, 1 1 12 Richard Hughes, 1113 AlickW.

Bagley, 1 1 14 Fannie Kanute 1115 Jessie Blodgett, 1116 Alice Robinson. 1 1 17 Emma Comstock, 1118 Nellie Kirell, 1046 EUaSanford, 1047 Willie Bradley, 'J 1648 Nellie Staples, TO THE MEMBERS OF THE J1.L iz: Zee has the sound of in zest. Shay has the sound of sh in mash. TRY CLUB. 1049 Ella Murphy, 1050 Emma Bristol, 1051 Dora Spencer, 1052 Earnest J.

Williams. Zhay Lay Iowa 1053 Phebe Schneider. 1119 Monroe Bunch, has the sound of in azure, has the sound of in lip. has the sound of in rat. 1 1054 Lillian Epperson, Mo 1120 Timothy Doyle, 1 1 21 Marcus A Chantry, 1 122 Alexander Crawford," 1055 George Bressler, 1056 Kitty Alden, HT Ray 1057 Elmer Smith, 1 1 23 Thomas Taplin, 1124 Sarah Hannan.

Em 1058 Maggie Payne, X059 Lillie Casper, Mich II Neb The members of the Try Club'should often read over the following rules. A new rule will be added each month, RULES TO BBMEMBSB. Kulk 1. Write one side only, of a sheet of note paper. II.

A capital letter must commence the first word of each sentence. III. Aperiodmust be placed at the end of a sentence not a question IV. r.An interrogation point must be placed, at the end of each question. V.

The name of each pefson and place must commence with a capital letter. VI. Theletters land 0 whenftanding allone should always be capitals. VII. Names given to distinguish animals of the same kind from each other, should each begin tcj'lfc capital letter as Hover, Dick yjjj names of Dlety or of religious denominations; the title of books, should each commeuce with a capital letter; as, God, Christ, Baptist, Methodist, Webster's Dictionary, Scribner's Monthly, etc.

IX. The first wordlof direct quotation, should begin with a 1060 Florence Belt, 1061 Levi E. Lines 1125 Lizzie Hickson, 1 1 26 Daisy Wells, 1 1 27 Nannie Osborn, 1128 Ella Stanley. Iowa 1062 Cordelia Murry, 1063 James Minsar, has the sound of in mat. has the sound of in nut.

has the sound of ng in sing, has the sound of in went, has the sound of in yet. has the sound of in hash. En Ing Way Yay Hay 1064 Lula Draper, 1065 Jennie Baum, 1066 Emma Orim, 1067 Josie Jamison, 1068 Henry White, 1069 Alice Cooper, capital letter; as The man cries, "Fire! Fire!" Mr. jsmun sata 1 11 1. (It mm a nunu viv arm.

i.n.p. n.nrsp. ttuih a h.a. to Henry, Come aioay tuylson, the horse may kick you UTILES OF THK "TBY CLB 1 129 Willie Patton, 1130 Frank Rogers, 1131 Charles Stannard, 1132 Ellie Miller, I133 Viola Dow, H34 Mary DeLare, 1135 Jacob Rissler, 1136 Geo. Thompson, 1137 A.

Hubbard, Minn 1138 Lizzie Irwin, Iowa 1139 Maggie Green, Mo ii4oGustavu? Bergeman.Wis 1141 Mary Hutchins, 1 142 Hardie Sears. Mo 1 143 E. M. Bricldnridge. 1 144 George Monroe, 1070 Jimmy Miller, 1071 Charles Thomas, FIFTY PRIZES EVERY MONTH.

RtrLB I. Each boy and girl must promise to try to do every thing 1072 Annie Caskey that is given the memoers to ao. 11. Each boy and girl must try and correct the mistakes the President points out. m.Each hoy and girl must try to lorite at least every month to the President of the club and tell aim what he or she has been able Uncle Frank feels forty years younger, and is io73 Thedore Remley, jolly all over because he has been able to get his I074 Schoemaker, splendid prize list ready for the members of the 1 Emma James, -Try Club this month.

AA to do. Unclk Fbank, President. Anv one mav becomes; member of the "Try Club" by Aunt Lizzie says he was laughing in his sleep 1078 Scott Thompson ast night like a ten-year-old boy. He believes 1070 Eddie Morgan, D. 1 145 George Cushman, 1 146 George McAuthur.

she was dreaming, for she is almost as happy as 1080 Agnes Foster, Neb ne is about it. 1081 mar vvoicow copying (or printing 11 no cannot write; ine ioiiowing promise and by signing his or her name and sending it to the President PROMISE hereby promise to try to keep all the rules of the "Try Club" and to write a letter to the President at least once a month. If 1 fail to keep this promise without giving a good reason, the President may drop my name from the list of members. Name age Post-office County State Uncle Frank has concluded to offer fifty prizes I02 for fifty of the best exercises from the members 1 147 Walter Chenault, 1148W. A.

Willis, Mo 1 149 Alic Wilson, 1150 Minnie Vohs, 1151 Willie B. Jewett, of the Try Club in the May number. Little and I085 John uig, young ana oiu, snan an nave a iair cnance 1086 Nettie Coffman. 1 152 Mattie Jameson, but the age, name, and number, must in every case 1087 Mary Wallace, Kan 1153 Willie Whitsett, be put at the close of each exercise, and no two 1088 Kate 01iver Farley.Mo 1154 Warren M. Barr, 1 155 Belle Davenport, rf nanr ioS9 Jennie uoppeagc v.

1 1 1 exercises must be on the same piece This is to save Uncle Frank's time. 1 156 August Crecelius, 1 157 Clara Carver, 1158 Charles Huggins, 1 159 Maggie Green, 1 160 Jane Finley, 1090 iMigene warren, 109 1 Alfred Nelson, 1092 Tracie Swanson, 1093 Jutsus Swanson, I0Q4 Adla Manning, The name of each member will be printed in the next paper after it is received. The promise must be written (or printed if you cannot write) on one side of a sheet of common note paper. The namemust be signed in full, and sent to Uncle Frank, American Young Folks, Topeka, Kansas." Remember. No notice will be taken of letters written on other paper or in any other way.

ATTENTION TRY CLUB! ABOUT THE PRIZES. Mo Uncle Frank wants to call the special attention 1095 Nancy Palmer, 1 161 Adam Myers, of the Try Club to rule 3, and to explain why it is I096 Edwin Bush, Mich 1162 LallieTodd, 1 163 Walker Sharp, so important that it should be observed. When I097 M.yra The following rules must be observed by those who try or Drizes it will save Uncle brank much time in examin i a. 1099 roa miner, 1164 Emma Smith, 1 165 Annie J. Hersman, 1166 Emma N.

McClung," 1 167 W. H. Creel. iny and awarding the prizes so that each will have a fair aimng several ainereni exercises, ne puis me 1I00 Charles Shayler, 0 chance. exercises in irunmeuc.

ior instance, in one Pile, ttot Frank Mann nr. 1 -To Rule i. Each member must send his exercises in his ne exercise, in writing in anotner, ana so on, so 1 102 Anna btarouck. own writing and any exercise copied from a book verba that when he gets ready to examine them care- nw Murry beaman, tim, will be thrown out if discovered, and the name of the iowi Mo Iowa iwiij aim uv.iuv, 13 pncs, uc win jni Mary jsauant, member sending it, will be dropped from the list. nave eacn Kind seoerate from the others.

The il72LBarnum, RULE 2. A member can get any one to over his 1173 Willie Skinner, 1 1 68 Carrie Clark, 1220 Lizzie Conklin, 1221 Maggie Purvis, 1222 Tilla Baum. 1223 Mattie Gondy, 1224 Dewitt Nelson, 1125 Clara Ray. 1226 W. Harker, 1227 Ella M.

Bills, 1228 Vivia Beach, 1229 Frank Vennervitz, 1230 Emma Busev, work and point out any mistakes, but he must do all the sary in order to prevent confusion, and then if they 1175 Ella work himself. Minn nave no name and no number signed to them "12 RULE 3. The name and number must be signed to each exercise, and each exercise must be written on a sep arate piece of paper. nuk uv. uv wuv jjui iu viic waoic Yi Agnes liaylc, A number of neat exercises will miss getting prizes 1179 Emma Wilson, Mo RULE 4.

Every word must be plainly written with pen 1180 Walter Tubbs. mis montn Decause tms ruie was not oDserved. 1181 Flora Wilson, cil or ink, and the whole of each exercise must be on the Live and learn to be more careful. same piece of paper. N.

B. Any exercise with blots, rubber or finger marks or mistakes crossed out, will be thrown in the waste basket without examination. 1231 Mollie Burks 1232 Earnest Roescb 1233 Helen Hall, Wis 1234 Minnie Carter, 1235 Eddie McWilliams 1236 Laura Badey, Mich 3137 Nellie Perry, 1238 Mazellah MeClure, 1239 Bennie Hancock Nev 1240 Lee Bright, Minn 1241 Susie Dumoi, Mich 1242 George Taylor, 1243 Edith A. Thompson, llS Prank Sweetland, 113 Hattie Piper, 1184 Lincoln Wincn, 1185 Edward Bishop, 11F6 Ida Manley, 1187 Ella Brophy, 1188 Elma Shamer. 1189 Katie Coolidge, 1190 Albert Dreher, 1191 Eda Beardsley, 1192 Henry C.

Lough, 1193 LinnieWyman, 1194 Julia Myers, 1195 J. W. Poelakker, 1196 Grace Lone, Copyrighted in 1876 by J. K. Hudson.

PHONO GRAPHIC SHORT-HAND. PRIZE SCHOLARS. ARITHMETIC. Wm. J.

Hollocher. Mamie Hudson. Arthur Felter. COMPOSITION. Rosa L.

Timmons. Maude B. Tripp. Columbus C. Nelson.

Cal BY UNCLE FRANK. 1244 Nora L.UOUSon, 1245 David Strauss, 1246 Abram Murry, Wis 1247 Millie Hansom, 1248 Aggie Childers, 1249 Lively Hunt, 1250 Sarah Goldstein, 1251 Eva Warner, 1252 Joe Smith. Col PHONOGRAPHIC ALPHABET. CONSONANTS. NAMES.

SOUNDS. LETTERS. GEOGRAPHY. 1197 Albert Kralt, 1 198 Ida Baumgar tner, 1193 Lizzie Rothmann. 1300 Clarence Lamar 11 1201 George Tidymaan, 1202 Leo Hartle, 1203 Albertina Ruedebuscb, 1204 Chas Bardick 1205 Hattie Shorey, Mina Holcomb.

Grace T. Little. Neb Car Neb 1253 Jessie P. SIosp, 1254 Mary Mann, 1255 Mollie Traverse, WRITING. Nev laBfi Peter Bradley.

1257 Bertha Townsccd Iowa 1258 Albert Mathews, Mont 1306 Odeal Lemar, 1207 Minnie Stone, 1208 Lydia Harley, Jas. Glidden. Jas. Barngrover. Joseph A.

Haertle. Jennie Wright. Neb 1209 Lincoln Green, Thir vac Viif vprricp in hnnk-Ir ppnlncr anH 1f0 Willie BnOOK, 1259 Effle Burnett, 1260 Fredy Keith, 1261 Pauline Branson 1262 Allie Fullerton, 1263 Harry N. Winton, 1264 Alice Basset, i IM HIMMiWWf Or Cal Pee has the sound of in pit. Bee has the sound of in bit.

Tee has the sound of in tip. Dee has the sound of in dip. Chay has the sound of ch in Jay has the sound of in jam. Kay has the sound of in king. Gay has the sound of in give.

one in history that came within the rules, so that 1212 Frank Tabor, no prizes can be given this month. The two re- ii3 jenmeABnoury, Utah ferredto, were by Ed. McMahon, and the book- ffiff SSSBf keeping exercise was exquisite. Each prize scholar 121 6 Sadie Haman, 1266 Maggie McLaughlin, 1" 60 1267 Sarah Doad, 1268 George Herring, 1169 Jennie Hurley, Iowa 1270 Mary McElroy, must write to Uncle Frank, enclosing stamp, gw- in Leonard, mg iuu name, post omce, county anu oiaie, anu 1219 Mary Port, 1271 Mamie Hudson, Kan. he will send the prize immediately..