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The advocate., 1891-03-18

WMoM AoNMtNk a oAAtA hbno AAA AA ANWa ~
spectgul tones declared that he had al,
ways held Mr.. Window In high esteem
aud furthermore he had never doubted
his personal honesty, but the very fact
that personally honest and excellent
man should at the behest OF party policy
and party dictation work 80 adversely
and dlsastrously 10 the interests and vel
fare Of the people, only served TO show
most clearly the grave danger OF present
conditions. Now this am aware will
sound tame and commonplace when read,
but II will serve 10 show the intense In
terest and the temper Of the meeting
when state that II was really quite dra-
matte In effect The perfect hush In the
room while the Senator was making his
reply was followed by the kind Of ap-
plause that makes a man know that he
has entirely won his audience.
After Senator PETER came our Jerry.
And what havoc he did make with what
ever remnant OF skepticism may have
fingered within those four walls. His
lrst sentence made him friends, and
from that on he had the people applaud
Ing, shouting, laughing and wondering
whore he had kept himself all
these years. The Post of the next morn.
Ing gave the meeting a two column no.
tice, which tried los best TO convey some
Idea OF the enthusiasm over jerry Slmp-
son. He certainly was at his best His
quaint style Of telling some Of his eX-
perlenCes and IMPRESSIONS SINCE coming
10 Washington was as taking as anything
| ever listened TO from the platform, and
The best thing about IL all was that
although II was immensely Comlcal,
each point brought out something bear
ing upon the inconsistency and influence
Df our present social, business and pollt-
Ical status. Hon. j. Simpson, OF Kan
Bas, is at high premium. He ls rapidly
learning 10 use his voice finely, giving
variety TO his style Of delivery. The Post
IaId Of him: "lIIs natural eloquence is
If q grade that may yet cause the
polished Ingalls, TO look 10 his laurels."
The evening Star gave three glowing
audStory columns to this same meeting.
u Jerry Simpson It said, among other
Iuperlative comments; "When he
lropped Into a delicate humor which |
hinly Conceals the pathetic, his manner
md delivery would have done credit to |
Depew." The funny man Of |
he Star perpetFated the followIng
Jerry Simpson last night did some talking,
Concerning which there ls no clash
OtpubliC opinion this morning,
That Jerry has made great mash.
While edltOrlally the same paper sug-
eats that the Hon. Jerry be madespeaker
( the Fifty-second Congress, The Hon.
eEry Of Kansas ia invited 10 speak In
Philadelphia, in Baltimore and at Cooper
institute, New York. So after all Kan
as is not TO be without a great adver-
lser even though bereft Of J. J. ingalls,.
| gentlemen said to me the other day,
You Kansans are very ungTAteful peo-
lie; Senator Ingalls, lifted Kansas from
bsCurlty, and brought her to the notice
I the whole nation" Ireplied, "There
re persons in Kansas who believe in
our statement slightly transposed, that
J, Kansas raised J. j, Ingalls, from OBJ
Durity and brought him to the notice Of
be nation" There are many who be-
The advocate., 1891-03-18

Age will not be marked il you use
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
THAT ARREST.


Tue Salt Lake TT5Wto of this morn.
ing pretends to be- greatly exercises
over an account which appeared In
these columns last evening Of the arrest
Of one Of It's reporters by a policeman
on Tuesday night Ia {, ON charge Of
drunkenness and discharging firearms
within the city limits, thus endanger-
ing the lives u oitizens.
~ also drruurs b. the statement that
Judge Pow n suddenly appeared nj
police hradquarirf7 where TINS
drunken iudiviiuAl" was tnkon, anu
marched by him from the CITY Hsil
under the projection 81 his political
wing, and that the Judge had ovcr9-
thiuE hi= own way, AMI that nOt uu
0Jec'iO was made by she 1Nic'r in
charge 10 thi- diciatoriai proceeding.
The Tribune is plcasr'i W druumiuaie
Tho whole affair ~ "romuesi In a
Teapot" and says that "tho individual
arrested is not anu was not nj thr time
Of bis arrelt q reporter on tho IfAuHc."
70 this we reply that Il lisa matter Of
genera knowledge 70 public officers
that tue person w. question has been n
regular member ~ the rrpOrtorial etnii
Of that paper. II he was not such sal
the time Of his arrest" t1on his ser.
vices had only been dlspun sod with "a
very lew hour before. 10 IA tau, thai
he was "laid oh"a few months az Tut
II IL niso true that he wa ff.'mpioye4
some time since. But IN the lingua oof
the TfDHs, "that IL neither here nor
there" Such qulbbling does not In
the slightest degree justify the action
Of Judge Powers, nor DO away with the
fact that well known "Lihsgp
Newspaper man, who had boeu arrested
by the local peace oiiitsra ou u charge
of committing an infractlnn ~ the
municipal ordinances, wss taken from
the police by the recognized mnuipu.
lator and leader Of the "Li1eral"
party. That h. what Is objected TO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
An Afflicted Family.

As will be eeen by death notice In
another column, two sons Of james
aud Amelia Watson, Of the Fifteenth
Ward, aged respectively eleven and
three years, dled last night from that
dread dbease, diphtheria.
Three others Of the family are down
with the same complaint. One Of these,
thdr eldest son, aged fourteen years, il
In dangerous condition. Such terri
bic Affections call forth our deepest
sympathy.
on the 18th Of the present month,
Brother and Sister Balser lost their
only two children from the same dis.
Ease. These children were cousins u
those now dead.
Another cousin, a daughter Of John
n. and Lucia J. Lees, died OF the
same complaint on the 22ld Of Novem-
her last. These children, although az
closely related, did not visit the biilict.
Cd ones at any time while they were
III, neither have they boon exposed to
the disease elsewhere.
These Ave little ones will be laid side
by side In tue city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
"Socieiy and Government"

The above Ia the topic OF MIR. Ellis'
lecture In the Theatre next Sunday
evening. Ii Ia ono OF course Of lee.
lures designed to educate the mechsn-
ism, ~ 70 speak, Of the American gov
eminent, this address being devoted to
tho foundation upon which the great
enyin. OF public business rests. IL lisa
grand subject and the lecturer will
doubtless handle II In his usual thor.
ough manner. II is sRfo TO say that,
whether tho people agree with the
speaker or not, to hear the lecture will
10 an hour well anu proftably spent.
Mr. Ellis wishes the NEws 10 say that
lie Ia assured he can announce good
music IA "OOque" to his wine Of
thought. hlluTc cordially invited aud
Intervening : NOT "hRi, tho speaker
VIII undoubtedly be greeted by a"good
houfe.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
THE LATE BISHOP SHARP.
Further Expressions or sympathy with
the Relatives OF the DurrGsed.

.,..t.t ,......,t,,,. - tt,,. b,sr,i al
~ -NcViN ''i"f ~,
directors II Ia" Dusefei y it'onal uanfi
held thia Jav. the following was
49,, a.. i,,...sot
aiOptedi inc directors OF 'ne D'so'''
National bank desire to place upon
-,,ert lid, prof,upd sortpw M tho
...ho
death OF Fresluent JOhh 9hh'lb WI"
va- called away on the 9grd Of DeCUm-
-. ,ea, a.. a.. 80, ,...ar of bis ase.
uvr 'o'i' '" ."' -'' , ""
IhrT" ore DC "
u..,ivsl Thai wb1c tho long and
vtiualis iln,-4 N Ris,on John sharp I've
ruhicau1r.fF Dublin many Important
rr rfprispa connected ,i.h thU uNFn1p.
mon off .li4 iuIH .-mnuu.ui region ana
tho honor aud Hf.um iU which he was
uuisgrnl.r hold by $40 Iih Wh1m 30
ever rlnn Boo onn'nci, make n'. "'ll"
psrakru ~ the u1.Hip of public GO niui-
is, $50 f.ei tll Iho ue-1fei Ni'inn1l lhhS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
Orerdnse of Chlnrnrnrm.

Roomep In the Star block, 81 East
First South street, were startled by a
series Of groans coming from room 25,
on the third floor OF that hull ling, last
night. Inyestlgstiun revealed the fact
that Mrs. Sam Mns,erson had taken an
overdose Of ohlorolorm and that she
was suffering the most intense agony.
DIR. Snyder, whose oifice IL In the
same block, wna soon In attendance
aud administered an sntidote, IL was
not long until the woman was out Of
danger, Today sho il getting along
rs well as can bc exrerird.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

WAr1os.-ln salt Lake city. December 2ard,
i'ol. OF dIphtheria, Robert :. ami Clarence H.,
aged respectively eleven and tire years. sons
OF Jamea ami Amelia Watson, Of the Fifteenth
ward,
Coriego will leave parents residence, No. ~
south lith West, tomorrow. December 18th. At
10 am. Short service at the grave,
WARDROBE tins city,At $3.50 am. Dccem-
hcr 2ith, 1871, from heart failure Ellen a.
Wardrobe, wife o. John Wardrobe; AMI daugh
ior OF John ". ami Alba Rumol Deceased
was native Of this city and was born March
eith 1857
Funeral on saturday, Dee eGth. at noon
from the family residence, "a west First Norti
street. The deceased was most esumAbl,
woman ana leiyei a husband and seven cut.
drcn, for whom much sympalhy viii DO felt n
the community.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

Judging from the demand hr
tickets Tor the performance Of "FRtln-
TIA" tonight, there will be crow led
house. The com nny are in excellent
order In every respect.
"CLE,iEScrAu CASE"
n the mex, attraction At tho Theatre.
The season opens Monday night, De.
combrr .sih.
WONDERLAND.
Tho amusement week commencing
today hrngH several new nnd wonder.
iul features Ia both department VI this
popular pleasure rusprt.
1HE GRAND CONCERT.
Tomorrow night the great Tabcr
pacle Will be brilliant with lights, ami
oiled with youth, age, and middle
aged 10 enjoy the muslu TO be rem.
derei.
The chorus of5oO Juveniles are all In
good trim, and the quaftsite OF fav0flio
sOloists, Mr.. Nellie DfucB fugsley,
Bessie Dan Allison, G.. EgstOn aud
/ Walter LamoTeaux (hojh gentlemen
having now nrtlvei irom Logan) arr
also In splendid voice.
/ Ths general public are requested to
enter tho huildiug at the East end,
lower floor aui gallery, leaving the
/ south side entrance for the aged,
widows and orphans.
Tickets viii be iorsale on the grounds
and near the entrances. The concert
will commence at hall past seven, aud
yates anu doors viii open nc half pas;
six. The old folks committee will LOOK
after tho guests OF the occasion. II
viii all be- a fitting close to "meTy
Christmas"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
No Longer Twain.

Yesterday, December 2srd,a, Logan,
Mr.. Frank Palmer and Miss Pauline
Williams we're united IN the holy
bonds OF matrimony. The groom IL
the son Of Mr. aud Mrs. William
Palmer, Of Logan, and the bride, u
mgst cstimahlr young lady, IL tho
daughter Of Mr.. anu Mrs. 4. V. vii.
liams, Of the Twelfth ward, this city.
The reception will take place tonight
Christmas Eve-at the residence Of the
BRIDES PARENTS, We join host OF
Trends OF the happy couple In wishing
them Joy AMI pr0spsrity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
Anenllnn.

The parents aud SUNDAY school chill.
dfsn connected with the Sunday
schools oi the twouiy-thror wards Of
the city are particularly invited to bs
vyeacnt in the Large Tabernacle on
Christmas afternoon to witness and
participate Ia the interesting exercises
w connection with the presentation u
United states ilbgs 10 eRnh Of tho
twenty.thr,o public school wards.
For lugthrr particulars spe the pro-
gramuie published In this Issue Of the
NEWS aud the salt Lake Aorald OF 10
morrow morning Doors open ut 2;80
ami eXcrolsts commence nj $3.50 y. NJ.
sharp.
GEoRGr a. CANNoN,
tEIKuE GODDARD,
joins MORGAN,
General Suprrlutendeucy Deseret
| sunday School Unions
! SALT LAKE CIrY, Dec. 20, 1872
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
Anniversary Party.

Last evening n social party, in honor
Of the eighty.slxth anniversary OF the
birthday OF the Prophet Joseph Smith,
was held at the residence OF Sister f..
ID. Roundy, In tho Sixteenth ward.
Among the guests were President
Joseph Il. Smith, Patriarch John
Smith and Bishop Kesler, The eve
ming was spent PLEASANTLY In listening
10 Instrumental and vocal music, and
tho recital Of many interesting in'
cidonts connected with the liio aud
lahoTs OF thu Prophet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
Regarding Registration.

city Registrar Sells has issued the
following notice, Of which voters
should take cogniLanco and govern
themselves accordingly;
Tho deputy registrars win hold session
M the dining room OF the Metropolitan
Womple s,rools. from o TO ~ a. ~, and
from u . and 20 y o'clock pm. COM
moncing Monday, Dec. ~, and closing on
the 2nd day of January, 1877, for the
purpose OF entering on the registry list
of any precinct IN aid city the name II
any voter which may have boon omitted
aud 10 make other corrections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
For the Holidays.

The Eighteenth Ward Seminary
closed this afternoon for the Christmas
holidays, after y satisfactory half years
work. The Institution has been well
pntronlzrd, and Il In "A iiourlshing con
ditlOn. Exercises n n suitable chsrac-
ter were engaged In. Principal Mum.
ford was the recipient Of an elegant
present--a large easy chair, footttool
aud slippers. This other teachers also
received beautiful gifts. A Christmas
card was presented 10 each pupil by bis
respective teacher; and expressions OF
love and good viii were abundant.
ANNIE X. HARDY, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
Another Death.

It Is with profound regret that we
record the doath Of Mrs, Wardrobe,
wife Of John Wardrobe, and daughter
n J. II. Rumrl The sad event 90.
CURED this morning at her mothers
residence. All ths parties are we'll
known and respected citlzsns, and We
condol- with those who sre bereaved.
Deceased was a devoted vito and
mother, and leaves many children in
grief at har demise. Further pgTticu.
lars have not yet been received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

SUDDEN DEATH


About two weeks ago Daniel Nc
Donald, Park city miner, came to
Salt Lake TO attend the Northlnnd-
Maynower mining suit which had lie N
la progrrss before Judge Zane for the
lsst fur night. he had been suffering
from severe cold Tor several days.
He retired shortly before IL O'Clock
last night, complaining t. a friend
that hls cold was getting worse.
Durlnp the NIGHT he sent downstairs
for hot drink, which was taken up To
him. It0 was not seen again until
found dead M his bed by n friend
about O'Clock this morning.
Coroner Harris was notified and the
body was removed to the undertaking
pstablls hmnut ~ :. ID. Evans, where
an Inquest was held Mt 2 O'Clock this
afternoon.
Ds. Mar.hall and Ewing made a
post morlem examination and found
that the deceased came 10 his death
non congestion ~ the lungs. The
jury rendered verdict accordingly.
The deceased had wife nni four
ch .ldreu Al Park city, where his body
Will be shipped tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

The dispatches from Washington, D,
O., announce that Speaker Crisp has
retained Delegate Game az member
of the postoiilce committee, and tina,
In abolition thereto he has been rs.
signed to posliionson the irrigation and
Pacific railway committees. lie is the
only delegate that haa been given
three assignments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
No Lives Lost.

The welcome news comes over the
wires TO the effect that In tue disaster
to the So. "Abyssinis" all on board
were saved. Among the passengers
were three Eldors from Utah. They
were: J. II. Richards, st. Joseph,
ATlzona; Ira Y. williams, Hyrum,
Cache county; Joseph NJ. Kerr, Pay.
son, Utah county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

NEw YoHS, Dec. 2i.-Edward Field
manifested no interest In the decision
rendered by the lunaoy commission In
his case, seemingly obliyious to his
surroundings ami fate as heretofore.
He still refuses food and refuses him.
self to all callers. Today he denied
himself tho one thing that seems 10
nave been his ouly comfort, the news-
papers.
Cyrus W. Fields condition Ia stin
hopeful, but Llndloy Is slowly sinking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24


JoNrs.--Iano Edmund6, daughter of David
and sinry J0uos died NJ Whlo', sanpola cnun.
", Utun. pes. o, 1891, OF bronchitis. aged %
years aud monlhi,
Deceased em,rssod the Gospel Ia George.
town, .iefihyr Tydvl, GlAmorsanahiro. wales.
In the year 1870. She was married to Nathaniel
EdmundI on Deccmaer 9Th, 1891, and cmigratod
60 Utah In April, 1850, In the company Of Cap,
tain Dan Jones. They crossed the plains Ia
Edward nunters haadcnrt company In the
summer Of 1850, STRIVING at salt La .
Guy October 2nd, $50. and settled IN
spanish Fork Ia lsj, they went 10
settle In walel. sanpets county. where they
resided ever since, with the exception of a
shor. period when they had TO move To NoTonl
City for protection FROM the Indians at the time
OF Indian hosullueH. Deceased was tho mothtr
OF eight children, 1--WE OF whom, with lft0on
Grandchildren and her aFed husband arc left,
with other relatives AMI friends, TO mourn her
loss. She wac always an afeouonate mother
ana loving wife, and died a. she had lived, a
faithful aud true Ialler-day saiht, and In full
hope 81 a glorious resurrection.
MlisHa'ai star and Welsh papers, please
copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
THE FLAG PRESENTATION.


Prtyer.......,......,...., David Utter
Nusic, "star spHnglet haunrt' .,.,,...........
........,,Au luplla ~ the Public schools
Address and flag Presentation, ..'......'..
.......,.............,.sss, Rev. W. VI. Lane
Accoplncc " flHgi and Rrsp Iusc,.....,,.....
Hon. dep. 81 scott, irrsL school Npnrd
Speeches hy...........iiou. \, Isno, ~. J
q. D. stanton, Bed, ~ Rev, Ahiel Leon
url. r.. q u bshpp Of mo Do csc Of
Utah aud Wyoming, t'r0t Y w. noluycr.
lion ID. W. towers, Hov, T q. I'M u, D..
lion q :. yausu, Rev. J. u. IhfNl.
Patriotic -uugsssssss.s.. 1910 rtictlfh'
speeches uy........,. Hon. T., H. Williams,
If,st uror5e q, cannon. Hon. 4 i,
Anderson, 4 j., RABBIT n y. jacobson,
Ffnna Ctnnon OF Ogi u, Hon, q. g..
0oolwiu, Lrv. David Uttfr,
Song hy request, "kart Times Coma Again No
More, .,,.,,.,....Nupi. George 6oddard
spccche. by .,,,.,,,... llou. q, 4. Alien, Row.
u q. McNiecc.
Rrelttton, "pfaku's Address % the flng."
............. ..,....Jlhu 4, Wisrnml, = q.
gpeeehoA uy..........,.llsv !, l.. Arnold, Hon
Arthur T. Thum1a, GOV, heharl W
Young. Esq Rev, ncnty u. sieclman. 9
n. Lewis, Esq Rev v, I, clay.
Natioral Hymn, America" s.....ss.......,...,
....Chorh society and ra1crnae'e Choir
nonediciion, lcy. 4. q, I'm, u. -
Orgauist.,.,".,..."...' JOS j. payhes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

LONDON, Dec. 2l--The Times cor
respondent ~ Singapore telegraphs the
news OF the Malay Rising In Pahaug, n
state Of Malay peninsula. A body
OF armed police were dispatched from
Selangor to quell the revolt. The dis
tufhnuce In attributed 10 local hostility
10 tho Malay SULTAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

DuHLIS, Dee. Contrary to gen.
crN expectation tho election IN Water
ford g 81 today 10 iill the vacancy IN
Commons, caused by the death OF
powcr-, passed of without any serious
disturbance of tho peace. The Par
nelIies carried the DAY. rhis is tho
fr-t hyrcltCii0u won by that section I
the / fish party since the split occurred,
The returns chow that Jlhu Redmond,
(Pafnu.litu) received 1875 vOi 4
ard Michael Dayitt (McCaythylIe)l220.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

THE BEsT SALvB In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, ChapJpd
Hands, Chilhlaius, Corns aud all Skin
Euptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. IL Ia guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money re-.
funded. Price - cents per box. For
sale by a. C.Smith 4 Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

pAHis Dec. %. Negotiations have
loun opened IN regard 70 the CONNER
cal treaty between France anu
Greece,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
GAnnA,, opEnArIoSs.

An Anthen,ic urrort Troui u. ~
Onicer.
LAREDO, Tex, Dec. %. - Reports
have been received from Carrie, In
Zapata county, WHERE Chptsin Hardy's
troop OF United State. Cavalry IL sta.
toned. 10 the effect that there il no
doubt that daTzl has crossed with 900
men into Mexico Rt some point be-
tween that city md Brownsville. IL Il
also stated that Giraa's men met the
Mexican troops at Las T0rfillss, sew.
enty miles from the border, ami lie.
feated the latter; there were about forty
men killed ON both sides. This h
doubtless nnthout tic NJ II comes from
an officer ON the ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
THE NEwsBoy,, DREAM.

+ W. 4f'N. N' 4lIM
tnrr hc i.iars oil uintrr't day,
and Wildly hs bfaiuIn a ti1ahtf whiricd
A.f Doe srron ID hls fntatt 1.si umrdei
Dor Ha droaa.s4 ata ClH .nat ffalghi wih
And oi santa uiau. we'll ladsi with toys,
40 for h.mseif alone. thoueh hs.
~ ho ratsi upon q Chnstuai rcc,
flt fat mother and Jennto ard Hobby too,
ana ID. pA'y nfn'l, r lu', 'nil.u W.
..' wv. NAVY Wv ''e w. ...-,.
""'' "' "'"' 'i''
Sow for weeks ilo noasboy 'asme bed been.
a. be might have been heard Whcrc'or De- was
sees
! Whsrarus-'a f.u more pence each day.
I Auf ttan santa C|4as cn ,llr our way
/ for Dee iuns,t Go b.y mother mics u0w shawl,
] And iarr. iuf bobby woo HaI sfuHlus tAli
. beside othHruinm t'nt uHr al htfe rr'Ned.
I 'uh, shall ne giat % thc ir1ucy I've saved
/ AHI baby will lausI eiia ll.," iihc,
1 "As be io'As 90 t.em cr. or'. 'Ae' uoe'
I 49,, u. H., ',,..,h t..e,, ,a,,,. ,l,.,v.
/ 49,.
] The i1iNfr had di'd some ulnthf before
/ Leaving h'. loved onca sidt'en and poor
/ MAJ JohnnIe'he u'irst-bat twDlNc} ears Old
/ To earn ih1t Cor thii ilile foli'
haa d1n1 DIE CRYING from erect 60 Street
| Ashe f''' lisp'peit oh @ Fen'hnoNh 'ol1
/ hni h' worked Nit1 avn no lalcf Wa lie
Ana Doc nral'i 1'nrht hn beaded lnce'
| So no solo 'he H'rf'd'ihc Nav. 'n' t'''''
wble dollar. b.s,, 10 .6..ssm,.e
/ Tho .,ppert th,t from, IN. r.r.ii, hung.
John's uo1her W. rIod ii mother coaid Be-
Aaisno hoped bright future her boy Nould
,ee'
for she loved him ~ only mo'h'r can
Anl Alhhi MN 20 grow ur An '"n'at nam
Inc li'lc once, 100, were hlcd Win ielifht
when Johnnie came home from hs "ork at
nght'
And Jen1'o hai l'id. a' mey sai--all three
10 mother with baby on lcr knee
"Wiil santa Claus come ls'in, mamma,
or has DO gone. too' vi'hroor papaf
But mother mad 'ai d,mufe ani sad
for ih's made her feel 10 bad.
A., .tobppi, dcts,nt,e d d, do hid. be.t
AVA every night whoa hc Heui TO rest
lie counted h's cash and iah away
A neat i;ile sum for chu'imas Jay.
but the sack wa small, aai the dollafi rev.
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And the pile 3, would ,te most made him cry.
uut Doe noticed one day Doy offered o prIss
for story not more than certain tiz''
A1fma Edi'or said. "rny dollars ven y
" iho story ius, suits ui Cor Chrtatnis day"
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Aud that laden with presents old Santa Claus
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