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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
UNCLE SANS BIRD.
Will Scream In Crystal Falls
on Wednesday Next.
Eleventh Hour Preparations Prom
Ise Fiattering Resuits--The
Program OF the Day.

Sis Popl Bang One hundred and
eighteen guns nt sunrise will tell the
plumed deniEen oi the air that the lnde-
pcndencc Day IL here. A celebration in
Crystal Falls on July Fourth was the
most remote idea from the minds Of the
people OF Crystal Falls until Saturday
night OF last week, when Tim Bower, with
stealthy movement md Il determined
look on his brow, slipped into the hose
house and rang the bell A general rush
naturally ensued and after the anxious
throng had sufficiently recovered its
breath 10 receive the intelligence, Mr..
Bower very calmly announced that he
had come to launch a Fourth 81 July
blowout Herein IL contained the prim-
ative history OF the Crystal Falls
celebration OF 1894. IL was conceived IN
the eleventh hour, but il is hoped, never
theless, that the arduous work Oi
preparation accomplished since then will
have removed the last rough edge oi i'm
provision. The program OF the day, as
announced 10y the gaudy posters, IL in
substance as follows:
A salute Of y guns at sunrise.
Calithumpiun parade, ior prizes, begin.
ming at 8 n. M.
Exercises at grand stand, corner
Superior avenue aud Third street, begin
at $50 o'clock with the reading OF
the Declaration of Independence 10y Proi.
Chas w. Mickens.
Following this will be sports ON SUPERB
or avenue ~ follows; 100 yard foot
race for men. prize, $500; 100 yardiuot
race for boys under fifteen years, prize,
So 90; standing jump, prize, 50 0oi hop,
step and jump, prize, $500; 100 yard
wheclbarrow race, prize, $500; lOoyarl
three-lcggcd race, prize, SO 90; suck race
for boys under fifteen, prize, $500; pie
eating contest. boys under twelve, prize,
81 90; throwing hammer, prize, 300.
Att p. m, two companies of the Crys-
slal Falls Fire Department will compete
for prize Of $1,000. Following this
will be an exhibition drill 10y the Hook
,, and Ladder company.
At2, p. m, sports will begin IN the
Crystal Falls Driving Park with IA game
of base ball between Crystal Falls aud
Oconto for purse Of $1,000. This will
be followed by freefor,all horse race
one.hnlf mile dash, first prize, $1,000
second prize, $500; geutlemen's driving
race, lirst prize, $1,000, second prize
S5. 90; irce.ior.all bicycle race, one-hali
mile dash, three heats, prize, $500.
At s o'clock a l00.ioot balloon asccn
sion will take place nj the grand stand
the days program will conclude with a
dance in the Crystal Falls opera house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
SCHOOL NEWS.
Fresh Items Of School News Edited by the
Superintendent.

Fresh Items Of School News Edited by the
Superintendent.
Though little late the class oI '0i de
sire to express their sinccregrRtitude and
heartfelt thanks TO the friends Of the
school WHO so kindly assisted to mako
the commencement exercises SUCCESS.
Those who lent their choicest plants
and furniture, those who assisted ia the
music and indeed all who helped in any
way will please accept part ul the
thanks II the class OF '0i.
The list Of teachers and their positions
are as follows FOR next year;
Superintendent-Ch w. Mckens.
High School-'ro lr Tiled.
Grammnr-knte G.. Sweeney.
Filth and sixth grades Daisy Uren.
Third grade May Roberts
Second grade-Nctte Tully
First gfade-Ruby Rowlcy.
kindergarten Margaret Hys'op.
Shnier Not decided.
Great Wcstern-Not decided.
Nearly il not quite, twenty per cent
81 the pupils received badges Of honor
TINS year.
Sixty-three were perfect in attendance
during the whole year, and thus nerited
the "badsc."
The teachers 81 the school did not for.
get tO acknowledge the kindncrs 81 Mr..
Urban, Ior assisting ON special days and
at other times where his services were
very acceptable, Tor be became the recip.
lent 81 gift ,ulucd at eight dollars
toward which nearly all uf the teachers
contributed. Mr.. Urban well deserved
the little 'cward for his labor, M no one
takes q deeper interest in the welfare Of
the school, relative To his line Of work
than he. We hope his work will continue
10 be appreciated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

Engineer John Currcn pulled the
passenger which narrowly escaped demol-
ition by dynamite by loaded log placed
upon the track near Iron Mountain ~
week ago. lie WAS in the city on sunday
last and recommending upon the occurrence
gave Il ns his opinion that the fellow
who found the log knew something OF
how il was placed on the track.
Pat McIIueh, who formerly operated Il
saloon in Crystal Falls and had not a
reputation most savory, il now living n I
Fond du I.nc, Wis, and is acquiring con.
siderable notoriety as n professional
wrestler. He will meet Otto Walters on
the carpet at Milwaukee tonight for a
eatch-as-eatch can, three falls, for $50 a
side.
Several pedestrians in Crystal Falls
are developing phenomenal powers OF en-
durance. What's the matter with "a free
ior-all, not even barring men with bat
one Les left to stand on? The concerted
sympathy 81 the press and pulpit would
be- with such a movement.
Crystal Falls people may have the
pleasure OF listening to Senator John
Patton and Congressman Burrows
during the coming state campaign. They
have partially agreed TO visit the upper
peninsula in the interest Of Michigan
state Republcansm.
Miss May Roberts returned last evening
from Mckinley, Minnesota. where she
has been employed during the past year
in the public schools OF that yilace. Miss
Roberts will have charge Of a department
in the Crystal Falls schools during the
school year OF 1895.
Sherman II. Handy will deliver the
orntion oi the day at the Iron River
Fo,Wth Of Jdy celebrations The deni.
zcns Of that burg have a trent in store
ns Mr.. Handy is capable oi dishing them
up an oraton that is neither mouldy
nor hali.baked.
Vernon Il. Wakefield, Of Milwaukee,
looked after his realty interests in Iron
county this week, spending Thursday in
Crystal Falls.
"Children's Day" at the First Baptist
church last Sunday evening was largely
attended md very pleasing exercises
were held
d. i. Buel sprained his ankle while
practicng with the tire company, OF
which he il foreman, on Thursday
evening.
A regimcntal meeting the Uniform
Rank, Knights oi Pythias, Of the upper
peninsula, was held ut Escanaba this
week.
Hoods Pills are the best aiter.dinner
pills, nssist digestion, cure headache
Twenty-Five cents II box.
John Behan came up rom Pcmbinc
Thursday To visit his home. lie will
return after the Fourth.
The meat market OF 4. Urcn has been
closed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
The Victim.

Governor-Spencer o. Fisher, OF Bay
Lieutenant. .Goyernor-w William s. Jor-
an, 81 Barry.
Trcnsucr-Otio n. Knrste. 81 Iron.
wood.
Auditor General Frank II. Gill, oI
Calhoun.
Attorney Genernl-Jamcs o'ITnrrn, oI
Muskcgon
supt. OF Public Instruction Peter
Mulyancy, ~ Kent.
Edwin =. Uhl. Of Grand Rapids, wns
named foe 4. $. senator Tor the long
term and John Strong, Of Monroe, ior
the short term.
They were nominated at the Demo.
cratic "pow-wow" at Grand Rapids ON
Wednesday. PIatIorm-"euckoo."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
oooEDlc STRIKE.
The ultlmatum Of the Operators VIII be Given
Today AT ironwood.

The ultlmatum Of the Operators VIII be Glven
Today at ironwood.
Up Co today there has been little
change in the situation on the Guvebic
rnnec, but some rndical change will prob.
ably result from the action 81 Superin-
tendcnt Curry. who posted notices yes
tcrday, instrwiing all employees 60 70.
port for work this morning or call at the
company office Tor their time. This u
the ultinntum ol the Norrie people 20
the strikers. The numhcr ~ men out IL
about $500, 81 which number about
1000 ARE members az the American Fed
eratiOn Of Labor, under the auspices oi
which the strike is being conducted. The
non-union mon. chiefly skilled miners.
are anxious 60 return To- work. but lear
violence from the union strikers The
mining companies arc not urging the
non-union men 60 return to their work
unless the union men shall accompany
them, having no desire 90 prccipitate n
ript, which would probably follow such
action. Notion, the drunken ngitator
IL ON the ground. at the tate Of iour
dollars per day and expenses while the
strike lasts. With this condition in tie
situation, the abatement oi the strike
will not be the result VI his labor, as its
institution was.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

Crystal Falls and Florence A. Il. Posts Cross
Bats on Wednesday.
A game of base bnll WAS played nj
Florence ON Wednesday between the G..
A. II. posts OF Florence and Crystal Fails
The Crystal Falls team was made up
entirely Of members 81 John L. lIartc
Post, but their Florence antagonists
"rung in" a couple Of substitutes Ia
make "more formidable their array"
This slight departure from carefully
defined code OF ethics, did not dsheartcn
the brave boys from the Falls City, who
proceeded, iigurntively, to lick up Flor.
cnco mud with their opponents. The
Florence boys" are said 10 have been
good fighters and they can also play
ball-iust little. The score
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

VIII Soon Declare Ten Per Cent Dividend 70
State Bank Deposltorr.


State Bank Depositors.
Herbert NJ. Pelham, oi Iron Mountain,
has qualified M receiver oi State Bank
81 Crystal Falls, and il now in the city
attending To duties connected with his
office. Mr. PELHAM states thnt a sufIi.
cient amount Of money Is now ON hnnd
TO pay dividend Of ten per cent. To de
positors and that the payment will be
nude ns soon as the legal requirements
have been complied with. The state
bank commissioner and circuit Judge
must he consulted and other legal pre-
scriptiuns followed, consuming consider
nble time Mr.. Pelham ~ making no
prophecies regarding the prospects ior
future dividends.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
Jones, ExPERlMENr.

lie Has Tested the Teusig Process Of Electrical
Smelling.
j. r. Jones, ~ Iron Mountain, has
been busy for several weeks ON expert
mcnts witt process OF reducing iron 10y
electricity. The experiments have been
conducted on n largo scale at the Lud
ingtou-IIamilton machine shops. and MIR
Jones has, " IL understood, succeeded Ia
his undertaking inr better than hny,
German scientists who have worked on
fhe process for years. He has made y
number uf trips to Chicago and othei
points t0 advance his ideas and has ~
ready reduced a quantity oi iron by th'
process.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Fourth street ana Michigan Avenue.
#services, sundays, 1880 u. m and Z y ~.
CA. HEMENNAN, Pastor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL FALLS.

EXECUTIVE.
President Edward Sweeney
Treasurer. otto NJ Brown.
Clerk Herman Rau.
street Commissioner Gottlieb Pleiiier.
Marshal. j ohm Dolan.
TRUSTEES
l.. y. Johnson g. s. Henry
j ~ Bower Frank Rahrr
Casper Abere John Harbour
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
TOWNSHIP OF CRYSTAL FALLS.

EXECUTIVE.
Supervisor, Henry W. Harte.
Treasurer, Chas. ). Henry
Township Clerk, VIM Russell.
Commissioner OF Highways Jacob Bauer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

CHURCHES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

eating about a quarter OF pecH :. u nI.cirg
nuts, raisihs, etc., wouho uP ~ father 3
some powder IN the stove III ny snort
store during his absence loi "rt,
while tugt TO see how II WOuiu 49,,
IL worked all right. / doh ~, lnow
Jimmie's mother did 20 hlHll Lite clear
what 1 got. My memory - puiS ., 90
we had our fun -, have
On looking over my diary wiz VIM Thrts,
kept since ISL. / find that an ny nnrao
masses have been spent qulesiggd in late
and about the happiest pdsS'u -. 80
years was In 1891, when my vic
living. ...,,,.o,
wish The Times and its representatives,
a merry Christmas and happy anu piO'
porous New-lear.
REy. DIR. ". W. LANDhOh'
One OF my happlest Christmas " a ,s
spent In the Virginia pehltehttiaa -, 81
a prisoner, however. ~ lhe 49, -
some OF the noblest women in TINS COM
munity | accompanied them 10 the W.
mems ward, and spoke 10 III N
prisoners. After the address eaCh one
OF these unhappy sisters trIIiT and a
Christmas present OF candy nun anu
tract, as a soul blessing, lyihs az ,ne
bottom OF the little sack o. sooI th'. ~,
1t has always seemed 10 me tIlA' ~. 80
came TO set at liberty tHeii uldt t a.
bound" will be Mighty pleased 10 SEE iiia
dfsciples ON ,1tsstons OF love and mercy
TO the prisoners on the anniversary VI
His birth. ,,,
Ny boyhood was passed in SaFa i.t...,liI;
Ga, where my companions a." r.Ei -
The Growing Christmas adventure al
those days was the challenge ~ - ~ - d,
ming I'm the canal. as a test % % ' - =
and test or sclf-mdstery, anu %" 49,,
lenge was sometimes accepIeu ~
or more simpletOus. nj. ,o,,or
Your readers Will appreciate ms Iel,eI
possibly. Tho secular head OF my
family a native OF KING " lii,ain ''"''''
received it az the date mentloi''r IKE,
santa Claus House. Dec. - iNpt,
NV dear LottIe. How glad Woulu w
If I had nice presents tor the en-
this year. as / usually nave. ~" so,,
all / have TO spare this year - r.
wait Just one year longer, until NJ. jill,
Davis ana Uncle Bob Lee have taush !
Mr.. Abe Lincoln 10 behave hlIlSeIl, S sli
let me get toys tor the cminreh ~, III
that good time comes, Lolue' VIZ -.
you nice toys ami dolls ana pitl.y lh',-'
that you will have 10 get Hauld "n ,'
grandma and Aunt Charlotte 10 birc 80 80
all the chests and boxes anu 81 ~, w. :
and trunks to put them in. InuI lhcl
you must be e good child and wait
0''' SANTA CLAUS.
va NATION T. DAWSON
Nv Christmas holidays have heretofore
hon Ga 1neyenftuI that would have 10
make Il draft ON nv imagination so lhI-e
that N would not ba honortb Ut -i...'
10 make an'aocount of any oil mem sum,
GENTLY interesting 10 deserve SPi'. ~.
your paper. viii say, however ''"1
I rrarhtd this terrestrial spher" 'n
Christmas I've twcnty-eight years AZ.
| and have no doubt That any one OF lH'
two or three that Immediately 4olt." -
was the happic-t tat j nav ~, IT,,
though my memory rs not su'll i"h'F
lff fHt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

The happiest Christmas ] ever spent vas
the Christmas of !>'5. was married
lust the week before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

saved I'D TO brighten the occ cas-, =; our
a few sticks Of candy. ETC, and slack
happy lot. Generally we, wiz VIII hares all
boys, went hunting anu down and
day, and came home vstinr 10 make up
feauy, iryll ,i inst on the previous hi i,,
IOr the siee ,p,,Iv that they were the nap
! -" aS mai have come 10 he u"i'"e
a long and busy Hie'
NJ. ", W. Parker.
Ter ,orty-six years / nave nan ,h n
,.s,.(s,,nss. 1 have worked - hi' Ia 20.
',l,, az any other. Inc hapiIesS W. AZ az
Ioybood Christmas DAYS WE "Is.' ,ra,o
~ tho good things OF tne ta D tl'"t 80, 81
ne 18th OF December uhuI NY ongbtS
January greatly enSased my ,,g1i I,,s
1.ihan + was n boy In country Fulase
Nnen GO cents was regarded by 4
w. as enough money for ooy ~
i ialI,,., % spend. 1t only bought u nail
.m,,nd OF candy, or one package oil pop
Pp,,ckers. but Il got a good deal OF Whise
80 and I am sorry 10 say that some vi
r. ~ 6'narter was expended in that most
unnrorrabip article. y most remitrkSpIe
change / find has taken place IN me last
dftv wears in the amount OF money tN-
randad on children at Christmas ulIe;
tndeed the attention and time expended
on children IS one of the best signs OF
mo times. 1t Is the result OF Cnrist
,a9,hines beyond all question. mere
ona dollar was spent fifty years ago IIty
ors noty expended The toy industry mas
become a big thing. | fear the love Oh
cntIdran for their parents has not III
creased in anything like the same propo'-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
rHE HApplEsT CHRISTMAS,
They Can Each RemsnbT II, and How
They Spent The Day.
4 BIG SYMPOSIUM CT EXPERIENCES.
Some G !, Back 10 Their Childhood. Othsrs
Recall Their Honeymoon, Got All
Aeres That IL b. "a Jolly
season.

ENERAL d n Y q
~go The Times
addressed letters
10 some OF its
friends. asking
them to reply 20
the ucs tion g;
winch was the
happiest ChTlst-
mas you eN g 7
srent, and how dl1
YOU il,lcnd ~
Some of the re-
plies received Will
be found below.
They are all writ
ten by men we'll
known i'm Rire-
nond and Will
doubtless prove an
- .....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
,tn ,fAr.RIcF ". THOMAS.

The L-.?piest Christmas | ever spei a,ood
We'll III me see. / have spent q 49,
many happy ones. but proDap1 , NV NV sixth
Diest one | ever spent was III NY
year-right here in Richmond. pr,,,s-
NV mother brought ne up from III VI,
wick county (where was porhl 10 can
the holidays at my Aunt LuCS 9 rb,{st
distinctly recall the night before IN 'SF
had reached that point. in my i Ire
where + began to doubt all TINS sun sun
about Santa claus. ! began 10 ,,,,ot
ne was "A humbug With my mlhd uISt
with conflicting emotions. | went 10 peu
that night. wondering how things WtIc
going To pan OUT in the morning. bonb
before any Of the househoId VIZ S i MOI
[ was up on tour OF 1nNes .'Sa''oh'
And what an array was there OF Hu'H
things as will gladden. the heart OF any
bow Of that age. There was par ".
red-top boots. with brass ops a Jltn
Dandy" hobby-hOr q school bag, a par
of reins. a writing desk a beautltul GIT
cup. marked on the face of 1t: FOR
good boy" candles. nuts. pop-crackfiS'
and raisins. tin you couldn rest. 49,.
And q horn with a blast on II VA
would have put Balaam's ass 10 uluSiS9'
I forthwith proceeded 10 test IT'S power;
Great Caesars ghost what racket
did raise. Il only took me = snort N"''
10 arouse the whole household.
/ was supremely happy. SUI as inc
morning hogan TO waue. and the JOY OF
receiving SO many gifts began 10 wear
OF. iltlt lANueu upon iIN hiii' ma '.'
dearest wish OF my heart was missing.
] wanted a wagon. st once ! commenced
10 cry: oh / want WaG1n, ! want q
waggin.' NJ relatives crowded arouH'l
mo and tried to pacity me. but ! retuSel
~ be comforted. A. last my ktnd. m
dulsent mother. i'm order 10 make me
cndurablc in the house took me with h't
up ON Broad street. aud bought the incest
wagon that could bee purchased. FROM
then on the day was one of unalI"Nri
bliss / had everything my heart couid
desire but the wagon proved my unaoiAs,
Like the woman in tho scarlet Letter J
20 about with the tale of the wagon
tackled 30 me.
Whenever any one mentions some OF my
cool traits Of character, relations ln''l o.
rant them with. 40. surely Nou nave
NOT heard about Maurice and th" wagon.
AID $50. from generation unto gtneiai'oH'
t.is wagon tale is being handed down,
ana ions after / have turned up my toes
to the daisies it Will bo remembered
AGAINST mc. "Thc evil that men do lives
after them; the good is Oft Inferred In
/ their bones"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

My happ,est Christmas was VIC" poy
/ always had good time. D. - o.o"
came oftcuer then ON christmas I've IMAM
now. when with red-top boots. a~triHe Oh
sleds. We Richmond boy W0-iA coast
The Broad-strcet h.u F.r.e'acN-'5 no
ms nanny. We did not know me hofrd
JOY OF babywakers and rancid p,a.5 ,.. <
g.reeching horns. one Chr.-.-ts ,Htt
comes to uIud Just now was "arh 'o ihs
brothers three ana me was given US
oyyrershtp. AL the tail fell - -l-. IileH-
Cd TO a Vei,-ipede, every Trims else N~s
thrown aside for nm, ana since lHa 5.
time | have always loved the ItleN"'S
wave OF "A dog fdg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

ON January g. lS>j, 1 was married. ana
therefore YOU can record Cnu-tmis, loi'
as being AN exceedingly nappy one 70
me. No happier. however than ea,n
succeeding Christmas mas been. Gun
only recall the great feast as oeiI- WIN
out particular interest and pleasure 20 ne
in years previous u my bcc0mlu% % len
eiict 1 wish ] Possessed The ways ana
me1rs 10 make every one as happy - ]
expect 70 be with my little family ms
(shrIetmas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Novelties in
JHVelry.

Gold Rings, warranted for six
years, l9c.
Gentlemen's Nickel Watches
for $50.
Envelope Cutters in sterling,
7jc.
Umbrella Clasps, zoe.
Stick Pins, Is, %, and soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

The happiest Christmas | ever enjoyed
came 10 lie when / was a boy oil from
seven To ten years. For months previous
to Christmas the one all-absorbing theme
with the thirteen chdren-the younger
ones at least-with whom my parents
were blessed. was Chrstmas-what We
would do and what We would get. re-
member how we would lie awake through
nights almost, and talk about the coming
Christmas. weeks before il came. The
bright and blessed anticipation grew
brighter day by day until Christmas Eve
unalleyed. All night long / have laid
awake watching for the dawn of
Christmas-Day. and quivering with wild
delight. We had no pop-crackers but
mother prepared for US better break
fast than usual We had biscuits. and
possibly an apple or two that had been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
MAYOR RICHARD VI. TAYLOR.

The happiest Christmas [ ever spent
was around MIR. Benny 'atognI', al
Eighteenth and Main streets, before the
war, shooting pop-crackers and blowing
TIN horns with the boys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Much Run Down

Was my condition. says Mr VIM Weather'ord
~ collector d. Key West Florida. BY apo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

In the last OF the forties. being then
iong-breafhed as any Mound OF 'blaok
st. Hubert's breed. ran four country
miles and back again TO get my Christ
mas suit OF sunday clothes. Next morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Handkerchief Sale
Tomorrow.
Mink Boas, s. quality, to-mor-
row 81.
DNnkAt -R00ko
Pocket

soc. quality, tomorrow 25c.
S1.00 quality, tomorrow, soc.
$50 quality tomorrow IN
Card Case and Pocket Book, 7jc.
81 Card-Case and Pocket
Book, SOC.
We print your name in gold
for 1jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
SIP. OTIS II. RUSSELL.

I suppose In reality the happiest Christ
mas a man spends during his lifetime Is
when he is a boy ana wakes up in the
morning and looks at his stocking load
ed down with good things, and afterwards
goes out I'm the street 10 fire off his crack
ers ana have good time generally /
can remember some very happy occasions
or this kind during my childhocd. The
one Christmas which stands out most
wildly in my memory is that on which
and a boy named Jimmie started out to
have a glorious time, and after burn
ing up the usual amount OF fireworks and