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Marion Wills— Reporter
Fred Seltenreich
One day when 1 was lighting
the lire in the school house I
heard a little voice. 1 looked up
and saw a faiiy she askeo me if
I wanted a wish. 1 said “yes”.
I wished I had an airship
that wouldn’t ever get out of gas
or oil, the engine wouldn’t ever
go hay virt, and that it would go
just) as fast as anybody would
like to go. 1 would take it, go to
tiie moon, land on his nose, and
if he got mad I would fly away.
Then l would goto Neptune and
look Inin in the eyes. It he got
mad l would turn around and
blow him off his feet. Then I
would go to Mars and scare all
the people. I would look at all the
animats, catch some, and take
them down to our earth. Then 1
would go and collect a !»>t. of clot lies
and take them to on r lit t le orphan
girls to wear, and gi\e some to
the other children.
Bud Seltenreicli
Now I am going to leave
Japan and fly to China on my
magic cloak. Soon I was in China.
I saw people carrying carriages
with people in them.
The Chinese wear silk and
cotton clothes. They grow tea,
cherries, apples, oranges, and
peaches. Their houses are diffe
rent from ours because they are
made out of straw.
The Chinese are diffrent from
us because they are very clean
Ihoy art* of the u ]u \\ i ace.
They are good people to live
with, because they are Kind. The
! toads are filled with people all
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1 the time.
It is very hot in China. The
Chinese wear wooden shoes. They
have shoes for rainy weather.
Jan us Trim
Once 1 was walking up the
road. 1 met a Jail y. She asked
me what 1 wanted. 1 said 1 want
ed a cloak that could fly to Japan.
Soon 1 was m Japan. I saw
men pulling a Jinrikisha with
people in it. I saw men selling!
tea, silk, and rice. The Japanese!
eat eggs, vegetables, and plenty
of rice.
I saw people picking tea and
rice. The school girls wear plaited
skirts the same style as the boys,
only longer and fuller.
I heir shoes are dillerent from
ours because made of wood, and j
they make the one who wears j
them three inches higher from
the ground.
Their books are different from i
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lours because their lines run uni
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an down instead oi left and right. :
Verna Wills.
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I
After i went from China, I
1
flew to the Philippine Islands. I
When 1 got there I saw people]
wearing thick hats to keep the
sun off their heads.
There were big palm trees in
people’s yards.Behind them there
are fields with sugar cane and
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