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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

william re 1oa1Ezeru- celebrated rs
Assumption II the English .hrare Deem
h~r = taes BY = fo-m2l ceremony Il West
minister s5asw. IN the presence 81 hss -
hles ard 8 company % Engi.sh nossafnea
1ao acre here perEorce- During sas hoa-
isays tao years later be aes4 ar arrav
zgzErSs TIE noEeEeEu counties which mad
risen IN ysc@4-sc1-
When King Henry viss-e6 Tres2-5 n
III. such : mass OF his subjects erected
hizn tAz. re a2d erected II tie village e
Eogges AZ eaorMc9s temporary psvgztcr
where toust5agz ard Christmas E7azsnrnsr-
ses were neld Nineteen years later Rich
ard Coeur Gs Lon celebrated the sacred
festival In Sicily with grs@. spgsazor, .Es
Erz4sa and E-e&cA troops uniting tn TIA
nsrryr.akIng.
Slrea Dc G3atfort, during N. hals5ays
OF LA iayoksd By VIII the aTsy English
parliament King Richard IL came 10 tbs
throne in December. and anrsng the
Christmas festival he had I9k pearia
b2nsQrss1 daily ~ tire royal expe1sS kaa-
Henry VIII twice celebrated the azaivar-
sary with especial romp. oncs IN 1873.
when q miniature mountain was MADE 10
opeE II his presence and reveal q lady clad
ia e.oza CO gold and maids o. honsa- VIVA
did q nsorr3ce dance; again ia l5,- wass
ths king headed 4 pageant CO nshles WAC
storued ard took Caste Dangerous
n E.5 the year Of the plague. so yrsa.
Was The gloora il England that /. has te-
coEas known as The sg.l Chrssrnlasrf
The Christmas 81 the Great Frost teak
Place il I7-S The Thames was frozen
from bank 20 bank, and aarbscues wzfe
given upon the Ice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
II.

When nl4siyht came. FfeGr-ds-Ble was
awakened hy q nsss@ II ire house, an3.
op@nI1x her eyes. SIZE asked Il the ass of
s2f-- Nicholas was Tot coming 4owl the
chimney. Jams. ws3 knew that the ncssa
Was maze By the ynEzg useu IN TIE bakery.
gspl1e1- as be raised his heavy eyebrows.
powdered with rcHr. TIA, hs certainly
heard q noise which sounded Ike saas
made by 81 ass heoEs. Then he added:
I VIII see I. a raors=1s-"
He put his ear 20 the door, Its head
thrown forward pretending 20 listen.
Then, tresaing softly. with Al air % nys-
terry, he LEFT the roor.- Presently there
~as great clztter without !. vas made
- Jams, who exclaimed
Fleur F3euT. he has come.
T:ssc JAMS re-eatered the room bearing
ir MS srl1s ire easy chair il which Aaar
Catherine used % 81. and n the chair
were tie cradle. the duh. tas sase-aox.
tka cIsaes OF boEAons and tie big S21H.
Nicholas made &C cake and candy.
Thanks. Saint Nicholas. for F-sur,"
sail Jans ss he came IT,
Whea the child saw the beautiful ioa.
and the cradle her Ess parted n a smile
sc . aower opens 10 ne SIT Presently
F3sur'z head fell her face became as ral.
~ her pillow. the swee-, fzszt smile still
lingering acc1. Esr CoQta. and she wear
10 sleep
Silence reIgnei throughout the house,
and n2ug.t could Be heard save the low
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
In s<hingToux Tfm-

George Washington ata RS fa-st pTesi-
cg1'i24 CHRISTMAS ci1-er II tse house
"a a3ch stood az Pear a-4 Cegprrs streets
Ersnk&2 square - rais city ar6 there
~eTs present, eesf3-s re president. Ms
WASHINGTON ke- graz ,s.ss5-en and = faw
!-Tt:e3 gzssstz. SIX years before this tirzss
he s21 lat4 d1w- bis srsce IS corrrsr.2sr-
Tcctsz1 10 sen3vs thG> ve~e 81 sore for
k.1 IS evidenced II a letter wAteh se
E-rccs - Rstoz stegee-- or rs>ernh Der =
i7sG THIS - ire lAsr .etre- I shah write.
- Szfs 80 TIE ssg~yce az nv cc2rtry.
Tes hear o rsy resignation - fxeA AZ =
today. after watch shall become a pr
vase cttirez - 1na bSGks = re Pc-on.ac-' -
Il IS interesting - rerAI tie :ae: ira.
- reached MoaEt Ne-E1-- a.:er having
resigned c. Cnrlstwas exe. z-f ~as
tAe-e s-oE-aE5-iEs boG-G ty we2taer -
severe hat hs Was G9aAse - WISE even
RS age3 r2oyhe- wA3 aved - FreEe-5cks-
hEvg. TIA scene CO rs rssl-rat3er - th=
Ch~sS-Ias seas - IS vgc-ta re~st1s-z
sea Washington appeared IN tas sA.l
O. congress ela3 II lark c~e~c cBota
sG}e. whsch - distinctly SASS . lave sees
g: American r-s~Gszct1-s HIS s~cw5 AS
s,sel-ai1,ea. lis sscek-agx xsre .: wss;s
SO. aG4 4 PLAZA gs24r - slIT&T ss1S<l. :
adorned rs shoes lis a&t- wzs e c@2ssa,
Pow >re4 Az i. ~a2- a11 solitaire Tha
-sssrDcerS 90 congress szE Win Tre4- aA1s
o.. IS they s1tH - - parliament Gen
Nasst.w r0a- cez1uct@d 5y fhe secretary
- ozg-ess. formally made - ressSESla2
% t2s president. coEcsC1iug
: corsaae- IL 81 Indispensable 5ntv -
Csc 1h1x last solemn Sc; 90 ny CO..
Gsx ~ commenting "a interests oE eG-
Eesres. COUNTY - tie projection 81 A.
- gaty Cod: x.s vha~s Nc have sup@--
tuse-ee-ss- - then 20 FE1x Hetv ksSr<-g -
50 -~esy less ga csssl3 ~ss zee -e-sv % 10
-ese@e1t, wes1Se pr22ees1c words war;
Yea return t-c2 TIE tAsss-- - acton
AKA tes ssesSs-zs os yea. .es8cw-c4-tseas.
hat 80 Ss~~y 90 --ss- virtues WIZ rse .rw-
EIzats wsxa yoz- Military commands. Se.E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
EIeur-de-Ble
and St. Nicholas.

hards IN his pockets smoking has pipe rTs
: looking az tae candy men maj yea rzis
iaA EscrEirx- But. papa. ezc't Sc SAN,
bed
Jans pat F.enr-<ss-Eis back n Ter bed
Aae. kzE.zg her. sAse.
IsAxet 30 &c sleep. FEe2r. Papa viii
get everything ready &c receive ST. SIeao-
las"
Tnen al was quiet ia tire chamber. and
10 sound was heard save .ne ca.l9'g tseass
breathing and the click OF cae knitting
needles Il TIE nzEcz cf IEe grandmother.
III
Suddenly the vicar opened TIE door %
the shop. where JAMS and his wife were
counting the Receipts O. the days sales,
and szid:
Good evening. Iaas; good evening
madame ] have come TO see IL Fa~ur-ee-
Bic has PAT her little wooden snoe by tie
fireplace"
''Ah: IL ss the vicar" said JAMS. taking
his pipe from his mouth and leading sa@
visitor into the !tt4s room az sAs back %
the shop
a. tals rsoaasa. the door OF TIE chamber
aeoye was opened an1 the grandmother
cried:
Hans. HansF'
AM said Jans. "Fsesr-de-Ble want. n
speak with me again about S.. Nicholas
Then. asking the vicar TO follow him, "a
vent upstairs. AS s0on as size saw them
the grandmother said:
Flezr-6s-Bis wants 20 get Ep aae 20
down into the square
Fseur. her eyes wide open and s.artnz.
was 9. O window.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

dismal howiirz o. deg wasch sounded
slke 9 prolonged wall
Il sS,sew- .aa; same misfortune Is eors-
iGE snan oss~ Aostse." exclaimed the grand
sratneg T. tse wear
F'saos yo0- ttHS: - God" replied tss
vifatr- r1a-sne ats eyes As&v~5~r4rea
Aga&r sfeace retgae5 a. TIE e4SsiSs g
Ffe2--Se-E.s. WttGoas re s1ow was SNae-
i4< ss2iszs tn@ wt-tcw 1.ks ! wette 9o-.e
faa, vas see&aaS estrAacs. Jars feeth
were c2a', sTiag AIS as VAS repeating coE-
tGsssty tie uAzss e rs daring E'taa-.
Vale tzss4 things were happening n
t1e house G; Iaas. 80 S2NeF, > hr+gsJ Gss;
seoEis cheerfa!ly fror. or % ire rDo-as u
tAP house - the n2tcaer. cana. a ls-ga
t2h,e was asled wgsa 1sgs wooden ha@sea
;r@sn2e2s, sr@nz aC1 ctasr teys4 Saa3enty
lie o8tcher. NO Rad 92s O. els nlx9tcst.
sass 80 rsS Esse ~- sscAf~A s1russ tEs
square =: re Aoasa q: tae saksr:
Yea ossAv ! Scar shsre - trouble n Jars
ha1se- can see tSe kaa5oS< moving %
a16 - s,7oSs tss we csirtA.a- 7. Pear
h21 re eea1tA o or Marie sacasa tank
ro;a11g q Z. eSs SO 5 a. traa ss !
le&t slcga ~ tie Md
Aat = a. tse Abuses a tas .ow- &ua IN
ere country roa81 Abes: ne sitf.a 90 sdrea
- 80 100 as tse rcC- were s.e@zLaS 81
t1at eour. crsa-Eag y fA@ Dor sC~s zri
t1s p-syts5-gs gA}sa t1ey v&G.d dzz ~
&w2Ae1-rS-
Ci-andz2otse- J4Es had fet ~ ka.tt.--
Ia n he- 1ap a-1 was asleep - He- cAa.r
rear t1s 2ra-tz-s. Ter k~ec-1clex ~@-tw-
e. Gsr DssA, FIRE -est>e- ya-s ~ . We
sep T1sy kre.t - rs se.S.5e - tsss-
ee-e. rs w.fss A21@ c-z<-@G J. sExe -
f~r H1s5@a6- oIs t&ey dared ret COX ss
sscA otSs- ter fear - ss@STszS sss.r teas
TIE Th,&-. 10 5000 Gear then SAIL %
himself.
Fa-s breathing q Ike ts> svs-<
sound e .ae ea4-e1 ssL Assri aea- l. tAa
c0ts1t~y, sc-1a tz.>1%r - ,se s1Enze-
49,"
IL ea tss E-a@t~s1sser avS@ So ia
So -s-& u see re war Sfs1 tAe<e. ~
~Ss1 go saS Jars aa1 IS ~i<s q sNgs-
kases e~so-e Fse2T-G>-Ss.s 80 =; -
AA>&Ns~ca2es - &s- ayes ara e~Ea2 n
wees frss@-t5x E9eu-~5e-S Be zwe&e IA
Sc aa-F12~re3- = : vSsea scas1asy azsl-
t2e-
-GSo3 ssa-z.zS So; N..so2az.~ a..
tAe7 -. a98st -Nt0a4 tzs--.-g. -4az.
G-R-y-sa- rvz-1= 5essr~
Thea F3sszr wen - SEES a. So sse-.r.-
ee-si %1T4 1&yAress. Elss- Is to esx7
s.-.ys@ Ser So tex G-s@-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
In the rafsar,rrhsn az

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@cceR Is @a EG&14s1 eo-Etry soasa p rsver
II tas se-twses set So Eze1
90 F-ssstnaGs sag. SERVICE = "a -tgurs,s
f1@ssG. fE@ EE1r-ctes rrEEs-s&1r rsuss~ ina
re es~ - tzs2ky&s. w1ta trAz1. rsas-
t@r@ aa1 -~z.rzaeF
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Cfr1s E1aS s. - Sc ea@ tAaaes c0ssxsss szsi
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~sese are s-T-,sF ts set hrsa4, zHwE57s
az2 Cg=a-aeys n zes4 fsr-s az 3rerv ~ So
-~ws,a s11e1s &s4s AsIxea -. taa asss
e1-s@ Is s@ETs3 = zAzF &S3 szr<a bars
fess1 ~ssf1 : sfsFes gssattzr. watz uz4=-
as-ezsy
T@a s@zesEts s~e - Rr4zr& a. szs-sp~r
A18 - l@@F saa f4sr taEe5aas 81 wax nxx.
t7zTsra sHs 1a4ssrsass ara fFgzszzEeet@ys. az
a%zza above Ia fra SIZE aAe rsusae IN
tss EFst coarse - ssxeezl tsssssxea SO
@NlA vases T-erfag--as2 tn4w. wssn 80
F1@x-er are - yst2rz aGGs Sc h4Gas~w. n.
Ike so@rSa t. - kss e.a=%rxas3 "a al thar.
@l+stEx sfs@ ftzre = casssz1as
<. EsEne axs9s= s-.Fgs@r. are r~wsss as
1.ssesrg, Ard So A4@e sf.e- sSg-@~. G@rssx
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tsT - :As ss~s1s - zsEs- S1rzsr Ayss ssS.-
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q s4er s'sszksEE res sA-E fA@ze present -
SsEZ Ett7 ezrs aw4 tas rarsrzSry-&1a s.
- - Fs-x 3ees-t3y .S-.-r-Gs
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"Ah. Try F-leuvrt exclaimed JAMS ne
picked Up the h;;ls givI ard rG; her in
he'd.
The vicar s.anetng az JAMS. saw tha; -
wax as pale a. IRE walsa hseieloiaes ana
that his hand tTpm2Bsa Flour closed se-
hands. transparent a. sbe clo2ted globe -
ths lamp through which tse bsht secse,
continued 70 Eesg;cu2ate In az alzEls$s
se8nrer above 3he counterpart.
Courage, JAMS saia ne war. placing
Ne hard On MS shoulder. Trust . car
SAVER he. to-. suffered"
But Iaa< ~ eSs~ fxs1 81 - c&-a1-
saw nothfnx Else a14 nea-t nothing
Then F1eu- e~sar g move re- lsQs ss =
shs we-e sreaks-r - So~se Gre o. tG~ CIR
- ssa~ Q. tie ntsnt .n3 ~ last sfs pro
bounced ;sese words,
- arr Fv~ar-as- Rte tn- daughter -
Jans TIE baker. vho lives oG TIE ~ -ss~s- '
TN4n. st,er moments salence, she nsuE-
rsGr@5;
'xses4 nso~r:rE-A'wsvs rlaFtSE~aa, tas
heautgfal dolls
Her vesee sounds lke TIE SCI: na,s - 4
xso,tr ard wasls >Ae <roke a faint Sg-1sse
rlays4 zhsSst her mouth. Teer sA2 Eso~sss
her arms s1awh y sfss were making
saHztatica 30 Soase ere After sleepia4S
about hais aa aoor. Fsear-<se-ls1e &saia
woke aa3 SAID.
Ne Egs,s-" said JaGs. s&;s& SscAoS8s
Vii nat some Enr.k Midnight"
IA & IS So laag sasA tse E:tl@ 80
Eat - aas Sc coEse ; s-Tsa> distance agsa
his ass IS tired. Papa Pave an easy oAaA-r
ready 20 SzsGs Nicholas
~ VIII aas .lgxes. $50 Taes. Sac;
$lenesAs sNa9 have t1e teslitifa} 3-Elcs.ss z
IN sse Corner. - whtca y0s,r aEct Cath
evsne used 80 So waesz Sc came = See -
LAST yea
Ahsssat y o'ct>,k Jacs descended ans -
gan - make preparations tor Fh@ cezs2sc :
cs SaiYst Nicholas. he had e<>zsga. large
sas which bad eves that moved yellow
ka.r and = s05uye4 eC.ty- re bad a2s1
e,assEas a cradle Ens1 1rsfa nt1H s2tEa Z ez
these he had PAD IS francs
lie biased re ee-l - ths Grade as 49,
- hanS~ncx TIE six gssnt3A - Sstsl
ss-ssS s-s tire ~g~s alEsa bat 1Ice corr
-ees-s3 tae sclES costume As &c "a sa2le-.
tAesa r~~.sy ta.-ss Jars SPIRITS rNss 4
li9tse. as. ~ s.usaa3 81 tse tAe2s&t -
E3sGg 10Y.
re .oex ~ ass shoes sn3 twtcs cr@T.
s-asSiy - TIE STATS. t4zs a<ss tine % c%E:y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

s-+fva q. .Na -,-,a..-ts- - at--s .%a~
Jerry ECEEs / rare e3 tramp we=s
Jerry Ae XIV tse ec~atyy fran oFean
% eee2a 7f.4 was ssFs-asz 4aaenE h-s s.
sesr5Arss Rs ;taF- r n note A-1 81 AK
T'creF g 1-sz-1et-2E- re na3 15,cavese
everything Desirable - the wsE -
kau1-9@g~ <.eEn Texas 20 ~s91ta Ettz.
z@4 czaa rec41e ta@ ,rzt-s - every w&feA
&2E a49rs ems go@te- IRIS fsT~y A21 ae-
S~a2 - - a. 80 Af7S = IS saaf~FfzSs
tFs@S ~s--3 S-~ls7 -f~ et@tss 81 N@.+-S
'4Fi+ 3'1p - 1'S ss@ts 1seg@ f@@7ef "a
stea- @--@ say @S@@t -5.5tae0 4E lA
&1Ss- S@@ sozz'A eFIfTs aa-IS ~-Se. -" a-~
n t'saA > S62fF = f6-f @-f+f sfs as---
@nNe - aas @aEeF2@s %4s fT8as ~ - @ry
oss >~l1S- as @s taAt I@S, 1@s tses rs
Sure 8@E j. - 81 E2At ttE sl1s I42s trere
- .- ~- - $40
-
-. - So ~.'-*
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SO "~7 -*-~ ~~%-@ @~ - 81
@@Ty las Ssr1 $50 z5~s,zaEE NA-a4Es-F as-
cay ~1- @&a 4@a.'e1 '@e ~ltssl
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-hs s.sszes - bon5ccs, the s>co-4 the %
carry TIE teg tAe c-zSfe ard ire box coe-
s1ss2-x tAs S1T5s clothes Ill .1es- 5e &C.
posted ~ q ls.tfe room hack e tzs cham
Der IN watch F7@zxr-dr-Eze azy.
FEear was st2l sssersng-
II wish - see Ter 5oy xhsr sSs sTakez
zn1 sess hsr pTs@ezss. an waiting for
tAas.~ cad TIE vicar - the x-zu5EctHe-
Bat that Was 70. the reason WAY TIRE ws@4y
remained
fEs took hts t-svia-v sron RS Peek e.
an9~ EEur-urenx alrsost lna16lasy. ne ese-
gar 10 read ~ Ire isgE- 1s TIE E@stls la-ap
But from tine 20 s7rse The vicar licked
toward Fseuy-1e-Bse, and the-- pUrsinx his
Singers between the pages the hook 70
mark his place, ne szs9 rEsze- his h-szz n:
pier
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Az1c-g tEe converts 70 tAz Christian -
hgs5E q us eaE<-n eaasg - as -
elzs<ors prevails 90 s-sex-a ghsrr c~ - s.sf-, :
11=1- GAr1szZzxs co-S-stu3@sseas % 3a~a
Other
TIE Chinese No1As Ark aszsgsw Co.,
s@s1S q 2-a7aEr- zszEoE- a hszzae--kF \
Srts1a and a ng-zae- CT ezr.ozs r.sygs .ses--
3cz2 creatures
Roasted pig * the cAss Teaavre ~ C-nrsx..
zlzz d1zrs-s IL CAsuz
Wse1 Paa<y was u IRA Arts RS "a
~ TAD E2Fdss raceS fer CHRISTMAS "a rss+ =
@Ess - czearz1 na4sse EFera eso-ssrsses5 r,sss.
ESF TIE azzEasx S@sSert -Fs4&r y1~Ygs 49,
lhAs 9@casAer included hre9sesf IS s-vyr-s
N94E E1tn tomato zz ace rsayaea rAsr-5~s
a4F@s- FtsksE szs6Se % vezEsora er@irsess-s-,
~iSa cra1s-rry sAu~a. caees=. eazs1w as..~
E@ass-ss champagne. czsarcg.es sas co.,
fs@
= 1oS1t attack was maze hy lard ard
water CT Fo.t Fisher ca CHRISTMAS sax -
~. Ger Butler ard Admiral p9~v~-
Commanding, bar c1s Confexk4-ste ~zSsss-
anee ASS not Overcome unta rnYea xs.@ss
-@%-T A1@Ee E2s ski-rs-szsf7S between
5sAzg and B3el z50Z- szuyfF@@ss<,ro n
ne final wesx ot iss-> ba- battle wAs MT
,0anssa aas2l Nsw Years. DAY OF lS1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Nearly three shoas&ad ae.o-s wi0 e&t
thei- Christmas dinner a-os3e ard a~sr
from kindred home and friends.
The eUsioEa 81 giving ne i4rkey The 6gs;
Taa@e Oh gAe 1sll O fare a.. Christmas i
gradually giving way - ne sd EaxaisA
p.sn e providing = hGEe round - h@sf-
a pretty cancer tQE trimming Christmas
trees "a = - 2e- scar @slA 4 caG.4.s II ira
center. Tsey are rga3s after tAe manner
= The ''p1z-wles.~ AT cogEa7ez2 3c4te esss
sEp@zraAce e TIE star n Bethlehem
Sra ps3cagC1. ~ 0ze tlr8e = Fzvarfts game
&: Chr5s rzzs 5 aSasn .cGrfzg -a;o favor
TEs 5sveTssc9 consisted ~ setting RE ~ .
dasE q brady. trszs w5tca :as players
s-5sAyor@4 - psck GGt t1~ rats.as watc2
wsrs Afterwards taT4wE .to i~
More verlsc1 = - csc holiday 1GrE@.s
lAaE Aas been the case Z. EnaaT Yeas
Sang over ira F-ozer rss:saes @as =
fAEcE1t= ho!teay p4sEzE1e 2sss91s GAs An41x-
eg5cc hers
kssn tAA insc1aE&24s ~A5-ArzEr p2%x 81:
his tag Christmas S1&E.
Tl1riaz IRE w511sE * - ss@<s = Pas
=ee-as Us=alo and RENDER acre SOD -
t1a t.s.tca@rz tv sAe EoS5aEee4 E&-@sos
zr1 c5aVsrte4 s1,8 foo3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

wl-soE. ia cocks heeaa % eruw. TIE
Children Ct WaErss rzksr9 earlier tazn
was tsstr Eoz- ran % lie Srergaes 20 -.
whAz Sxlz- Ssch5saz had I@<T far than
Eat . the c1aEat- where Fsea-~se- BE
lay t1s isro Ezs burning Ew and uzzsrzr-
ale sadness reag1s1
S11sszsr --s-s Was fsE! cry l. ez-a
from Jz1s. vzo sac ira. els DARING ~zs
asas. and wao threw kIrse1F. <o5e.nx. r.
20 ire aus - sae vicar TIE latter sasa:
'@F-s.r las gcre TO scsz IN. Angels n
para6.s-"
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Aesou. 3130 ses ss $ stenr IN Christmas
Zftfs yearly in This country.
TIE custom Gf making gifts Is widest
spread among TIC Cs@~-&Es
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day u Is sszt1aEs Ga&t i will take. znaays
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CT Poultry. !. y. Barrels a. eranperrzes &n.s
fzre@ Carloads OF cxf@Fy.
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= years TIE duration 81 gosse's life g
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duck fc<1- hours and 3 half
Billiards Is enc ~ sse best games for en-
eFcls@ after eating = Christmas dinner.
IL - DIPLOMA. wtsA tlse hast ard hostess
whether vine shall De ssEYed vita .ae
Christmas dinner or lat.
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Il France. King James II, z his fight.
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fAs' day Il isss <zpo.e1e vas proclaimed
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unattended during ;h@ holidays of 1Sl., and
his nephew. Louis Nap icon. was crowns
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7 was Or ne eT@ o. fSe fsss az -
"a Sschaizs. Great pEeDzra 1scT1s were
berg saad& In The towr u Wayr4
for the celebrations q fine holiday.
especially Ia the house Of Ha1s
lars, TIE baker, which stood o.. tsE
square. n q chamber above tas
saOp. q bright ire burning OF fas
= hszrta. and Little lamp. cast their