davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
SenfatiUnele Nerbaftune BON Wfits
eliecern beS Staptratbe8.

DaS isniutiOnelIfe @rsisniB in Der se,
eenpdrtissn &eformcruiabe oabier ereis'
nete iid am Wlontas, inbsm Sol. 5. 0l.
8oies. st Stabtratb s. VI. 2aniine,
Sduloirettor g9. u. Mop uno 6. ..
Sturses, Rsprdientantsn Der MunicipaI
2i8a, elmer nit Der Men's Union arbei.
tenoen @eieai&aft, sssen iOIsenbs Stabt.
rGtbe bic Inflaee erboben, baB te 8es
ite4unssBelber annabmen Sobn S.
@ofeaO, Simon Sbomas, s. 6. MsIpin,
q. s. Wc@ann, 3bomas OH8OpIs, 8.
S. @opne uno S. S. Dte9lnbreip BON
Select @Ouneil, Dabib $. Steele, Morris
.. Worris, Sames S. @rier, gB. @.
9riffttbs. 6. v. @obibaa, s. 6. Wens
sel. Sbomas N. Waiflns unb 8. s..
Diorrls bonn Common Council. ioipie Grs
mit9lieo bes Select Councils Soratio g.
6eaops. Webrere cer Nneeflasten itea'
ten am eIeidsn Nadmittae bic seforberte
9drsidaft bon SIS. 900. Der 8sf that es
ipdter. Sin Nsip DOrier 8sbsimpOlisift,
Der iid als Soiepb Sarrls aussab unb
lett finf DiOnaten bier tpsilte, reprdien'
tirte iid als einsn 1roqsp @ompanis
2obbpilt unb fol- iib als FOLDER baS 8er'
trauen oer GnsefIasten erIanst babeu.
SIN 8erbinouns nit Der 2i3snsfeuer Or.
oinans iou er bann bic Staotrdtbe beito'
6en baben. Uiebrere Der Stabtratbe
srfIdrten, bab SarriS bon Anfans an ole
elm 9ebeimpOlisiit befannt mar; iis gee
ben su, ouB ibm @slb abssnpmmsn
ipurbe, faben aber i0fort oasu, baB bic
Summe i'm 8eiiein bon 3sueen bel ibrsn
AopOtaten bsponirt ipurbe unb Iadten ii6
pann iibsr bic frudtIoisn, pereiteIten
8eriuhe bon Sarris, iie in bic Sale su
loden, IN bic Sauit. Rad bieisn anea'
ben Su urtbeiIen, IN SarriS Elm Gblpel
uno bic sanse 9efhidte perfdqt Der 2a6s
erli6tsit, anbsrnfalls pinft aber eas Sc.
ieb nit elmer bis 3u $40. .0G0 laufenpen
Strafe unb finf Sabre 3udtbaus. @ir
boffen. bub bic 4nseIsssnbeit elmer
srtinoliden nnteriubuns untettporfsn
ipiro, oamit enolid einmal bic S9ulbl'
gen lberfdbrt unb Der berbisnten Straft
perfaaen. @rft tpenn bieies ssi6ebsn,
fam mah ertparten, cab in 3ufunft eins
ebrli6ere Stabtberipaltuns erfoIet uni
bic corruption uno 8site6uns auib6ren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Scr @robe 4 GtS. 2a0eu.

8einebet ben GIfS' GarnebaI
bieie 8pdbe nnb iebet Die 9rpfe
Snbe Mnsffelluns pDn nnierem
srDfen Sanseinrt6tnn9s Ses
partement.
Ssnr Nanm senn9, nm ein paar
Muffer ;n sei9en. Infer 2a:
BEN ipirb Sie better befriebi9en.
Simmer ipillfDmmen gum Gins
iebanen pber SInfanfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
aaifer. 0SiIbelm sstaselt.

Ser bsfannte baperii&e asrarienfiib.
rer Sreiberr b. 1biinssn.R bat
elm. 8rOnunciamento" losssIaifsn, tpprin
er ben 8aiier tpssen feiner Spmpaibie.
Dspefde an ben 8icst6nis bon Snoien
uufS S6drfie ansteift Serr b. 3blns
gen iast: .@snn Der 2aiier untsr BEN
gIuSbrud ,.iein Bolt" bic 9rsuBsn Der.
iiunosn bat. 70 babe i'd teinen 8sruf.
Su rebsn, obpobl ia iibsrseust bin, baB
nidt bsr bunbertite Ibeil Der prsubsn
Spmpatbis nit Snbien smpfunosn unb
bic 8eIoipenbe suteebeiben bat. Denn
Der &uiier aber bamlt bas beuti4e 8oIt
semeint bat, bann iei es bic YHi1t isbss
pabrtsitSlisbenben Deutiben, snereiidsn
PrOtsit oaeesen gu erbeben; bsnn mon
Tonne ipeber Spmpatbie non 2iebs, ions
bern hD9itens Uiitleio nit benz armen
Snbien empfnben, tpel6es felt Sabr.
bunoerten unter Der brutalsn Ribpirtbs
idaft zines Rduberpoliss isuist, obne
bic 8raft, bsnllnterbrddsr pessuiassn." i"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

Inter ben rspubIifanii6sn 3anbibaten
fir Recorber of Desbs bsfinoet iid aud
0err gmil Bonn bon Der Sioieite. Serr
Bonn 1T ibou felt Sabren aIs Elm
Sdreiber i'm 8sridtssebdube aneshslt
seipefen unb bic pisIsn 2sute bon iiber
oem sunsen Gountp. bic ibn buieIbit trus
fen, erinusrn iib isinsr bur9 feline
6rsunblibteit unb 9uoorfommenbeit. 10,
pie prOmpte 8sreitpIQisfeit, alien ,u
bienen, bic feline 9ienits unb 8sfannt.
ibaft in Gniprub nubmen. GS srfrsut
uns Su b6ren, bub bic 0euti6sn Der Sdo.
ieite nabesu einitimmis su ielnen @uniten
linb unb 10 iouts es iiber bem seiummtsn
County iein. gr befleibete niemals aus
Dor Elm Gmt. betparb ii6 bisber aud um
teinS; psnn Elm Dsutfder als Rseor.
Der Of Deebs auf bas Iidet tommen ioq,
10 fueen mir in pOqem grnfe, lnbt ss
@mil Bonn isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Suumpre.

- @sorse We8se bon No. 6 uno aIs
8remier auf Der 2udaipunna @iisnbabn
an8eteat, perfin9 iid am 9isnitng nit
osm 5uBe in einem 5rOi6, ssrnbe als
elm 3uB untum. 9urd 3uradbieaen
Usrmleb er ss. oob iein 8brpsr eslroffen
ipuroe. uber iein Sub purbe bon ben
8dbsrn ubssidnitten; man nabm ibn
mad bem Woles SapIor SOlpitaI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

= llnsefdbr iiebentauienb Inseit'qte
Der Strubsnbnbnsn in Berlin inausurir'
ten Sumitas einen Streif, ber fuit ben
gunssn 8erfebr bradIeete. 3par pers
iu6isn bic disqualification ben Be-
trisb nit aus anoerep Sidoten importirs
ten arbeitern auf,unebmen. bod bic 4uS.
ltdnbisen bielten ieoen 9abnpueen an
unt tsOrpbten bic neusn Anssiteatsn nit
9sULltb6tti9teiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
8ermif6ts Ra6ri&ten.

Oae NttbpuuiI petulIeHttl9S eueH
4us,us aus oer britiidsn gerluitlite.
Dana6 babsn bic 9riten felt bem Be-
sinne bss 8rissss suiammen 20,035
Nann berIorsn, Obne bic i'm 5sIbe lieeen.
ben 9rantsn uno obne bic Snpalioen.
absr eini6lisbli6 Der ii& auf 1901
Nunn bssiffsrnbsn mad Saufe seianotsn
8srpunoetsn.
Die 8uren baben in 2inbIsp einen
3risssratb ssbaIten unb britiide SpiOne
baben in grfabruns sebrabt, oaB bic
9ursu bsi6lofsn babeu, Sarrifmlib 70
lanss aIs mbslib ;u baIten.
SO pirb ssmeloet, oab bic aeiammten
9urenlireltirafts ii6 ON 8aul eoucsntri.
rem, inbsm iis fi6 uu6 bon Der iieipshIi'
den @rsn,e suridsieben. SO tpiro an'
senommen, bab am 8aal nl6t msbr aIs
1000 5reiitaater fdmpfen tperoen.
Das ariessamt perbffsntIi9te fOIsenbe
DepsI6e bes Sen. Butler: .,Dunbse,
l6. Nai. gBir bnbsn ssfern @IeneOe
bsiebt. Die 5ranspaaIer babsn Jest
Sissarsbsrs ssrdumt. Die 5rsifaater
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

8einIi6ss Gufisben errest in 2eip.
sis bes 8etanntiperoen Der Gbatia1e,
oab Der itdotiite 8auinipsetor Ri6arb
Blum, Der stpeite Sobn bes bsuti&sn
8Oltstribunen Robert Blum. li1 bsr
Be&ielfdIi&uns in bObem 8etrass
aebli6 $4,000 Wart-idulois aema6t
bat. 81 pat iib fsIbf bem @sri1ts
seiisat unb i'm @sfdn8nib sinen SeIbf'
moroperiub eemaht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

uno einen Woior f6psr bsripunbet. Die
guren srlitten i4perere 8srIufs als
Wabon."
2ebte q adri9ten.
2Or6 Roberis ndbsri F6 Der Grams.
paal, 9renSe unb feline Snfanterie befins
bet ii6 iebt 33 WeiIen bon 8roonftab.
beim 8benohsr SluB; sine srobe abs
ibellung .&apallerie bat bereits ben Slus
setrsust. Die 8uren sisben ii6 nit ib.
rem i4peren @epdd mad bsm 8aaI su.
rid,
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

They've followed Andree, full of hope,
And like a heather. full of dope
Have seen heaven for awhile.
Now what they've seen would I'LL a
book
Abrimming full of lore.
SO you would think to hear them talk
AT the village grocery store.
Now farming is a subject,
On which they most debate
The crops they raise. around the stove
Why, they are simply great:
The time to pillow. they always know.
When to plant and when to sow,
Or when TO use a horse or hoe
With which to cultivate
"On how to kill potato bugs"
They wax full warm and sore,
So long as fires in the stove
AT the village grocery store.
One would think, TO hear them talk,
How much these people know;
But, yet, we read of what they do,
When far from home they go
And land into a busy town,
Where bunco-steerers do abound.
Who do them up so nice and brown.
Just clean them out of dough-
SO, this conclusion then we reach,
It's wind and nothing more
That cOngregates around the stove
At the village grocery store.
BARD OF DOLLAR HILL.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
MANY PEOPLE WILL ATTEND
Much Interest Is Being Taken i'm
Pan-American Exposition

Much interest is being taken by Will
mingtonians in the Pan-American Ex-
position, which will be held in Buffalo,
n. ". from May 1 to November /,
1901. and many of our residents expect
to attend.
Yesterday E. j. Costa, OF Buffalo,
who is travelling representative for the
exposition, came to this city and call
ing at the Evening Journal office. pre-
sented a beautiful poster framed ap-
prOpriately, which has been especially
struck off for the occasion. The pic
ture represents a beautiful woman,
.draped in flowing white robes. sus-
pended directly beneath the Horse Shoe
Falls of Niagara HIer form is COM
pletely enveloped in the mist which
arises from the falling waters, and
over her arms the water rushes in its
mad race. Beneath the picture are the
words: Niagara, Buffalo, May / to No
vember l." Mr.. Costa also presented
Ia beautifully illustrated prospectus of
the exposition. It is expected that a
large number of people from this city
and from the State will be present at
the exposition.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Folks You Have Met

Written for the Evening Journal
II you wish to be enlightened
On the topics OF the day,
Or want to find out why It is
Your neighbors, cross the way.
Are singing airs and flying high.
For dinner every day have pie,
Or where they so to when they die,
The upper or lower way;
Or about the latest scandals
You can hear them by the score,
If you'll only pay visit
To the village grocery store.
Tis there the prophets congregate,
AT setting Of the sun,
To talk about this sinful world
And how IL should be run,
What they'd like to do and say,
II they could only have their way,
(Ihen in this world we couldn't stay,
But IL would gladly shw).
The cranky things they advocate
Would cause a civil war
II they reached beyond the Threshold
OF the village grocery store.
Sometimes they'll talk of politics,
Why Bryan didn't win.
And where the Duke Of Wellington
/ And fetugreW come IN,
Or who will hold the Office down
OF village mayor or village clown.
Or how to clean the blooming town
SO angels can walk in
And take seat most anywhere,
And flap their wings no more,
Are discussions you are apt 10 heal
Al the village grocery store.
In airships they have reached the sun
And made a trip to Mars.
They've settled what it costs up there
To ride on trolley cars;
They've looked around at things beloy
In oceans depths. where shellfsh grow
And lower yet, where sinners go
And dance on red-hot bars.
In fact there is no limit
To what they would explore.
, When started on the subject
At the village grocery store.
They've been to France, with Kruger
, With Stanley. up the Nile.
And with the man Of destiny
On St Helena lsle
They've been to Rome to see the popl
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmlngton. Del.. Dee. ID

Dear Santa Claus: l am a little fat
girl years old and | go to school
every day, as Christmas is so near
thought / would write and tell you
what / would like TO have. / would like
to have a pair OF leggins, a pair OF
overshoes, a school bag to carry my
book home in a school companion, and
my big doll dressed over, please do not
forget my little fat sisters also dishes
table and piano and candy and nuts
From your little Friend,
331 East 7th ST.
Florence Ennis,
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington. Del. Dec. 20. i9Ol

Wilmington, DEL Dec. 20. 1900.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl 6
years old. l go to school ever day but
have been sick for a few days. As
Christmas is so near / thought ! bet
ter be sending my letter to you for
do not want you to for get me / would
Ike you 10 bring me a pair OF leggins
gold ring, a trunk, an umbrella, and
new red dress, some nice candy and
nuts. From your little Friend,
Mary Heal
1923 East 7th St.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Wilmington, Del, Dec 20, 1900.
Dear kriss: Please bring me a set Of
plumbers tools like papa, a billy goat
a rabbit, a monkey and a wagon. am
a little boy years old. good-by old
kriss John ]. Daily,
223 East Front st.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 20. 1900.

Dear Santa: AS / had a little spare
time | thought l would write and tell
you what I want you to bring me on
Christmas l want go-cart and doll
and-a horse and n wagon that costs
$1,000 and a nice little fellow about 10
years old and pair rubbers. I think
l will close from your Beloved Child.
My number is LOG West 29th street.
This is my name, Viola Day.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
shield Of Honor Elects

At the meeting OF Corlnthian Lodge,
No. 1. l.. Of H., held December IS, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term; Senior master, G. l..
Boynton; worthy master, J. Willis
Hathaway; junior master, Leroy
downs; recording secretary, II. Selt-
zer: financial secretary, NJ. Wells;
treasurer, +. r. Kaie; conductor
George W. Rodman; chaplain, J. ID
lAldred: representative to Grand
lodge. T. r. SOmmers; alternate tc
Grand Lodge. ]. d. Aldred; trustee foi
three years, Thomas r. Sommers.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 90. 1906

WllmnBJ0nl UeI., Dec. 20, IyUU.
Dear Santa Claws: / want rifle and
some books and games and a little Dog
an da little fire engine and COW that
bawls and a school companion with a
cat mouse that you wind up and it
rones around the floor and a ice wagon
anda fish that you wlned up and it
rones around the floor and a drum and
sticks and a horn for Christmas / will
close good by. Charlie f.. Welch.
1907 West Street.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington. Del. Dec 20. 1900.

Wilmington, Del, Dec 20, 1900.
Dear Old Kriss: l am a little boy
only , years old. My name is Herbert
Heller / am a good boy Kriss 50 ]
suppose you bring all good boys some
thing at Christmas Now Kriss just
listen 10 what ! want I want pair OF
leggins a bonnet a rocking chair q
Christmas tree and a lot of Other
things. Good Bye don't forget me.
Herbert Heller.
2410 West Second St.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
New Castle. Dec. Il

Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl
years old, will you please bring me
Ia piano and a doll baby and a coach
and lots OF nuts and candies and a
Christmas tree. Goodbye Santa
Sadie Ferguson,
925 Gray Street.
please bopy in New Castle News.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 20, 1900
Dear Santa Clause: l am a little girl
6 years old and / want you to please
bring me doll baby coach with a
parosole on it, and a doll with brown
real hair so can comb il. All dressed
i'm a pretty dress trimed with lace and
hat and jacket and bug that runs
along the floor Well / will close
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington, Del. Dec. 20. 1900

Dear Santa Claus: / am a little girl
years old go 10 school every day AS
Christmas is so near / thought / would
write to you and let you know what
want. l want an umbrella. a gold
ring a written desk a cup and saucer,
and my doll dressed over and a new
dress 2 story books. pleas do not forget
the poor children. l remain your little
Friend Mamie Ennis,
33l East 9Th st.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
CALENDAR is HANDSOME
That Of the Mutual Life Shows Prog
ress In transportation

ress I'm transportation
Many of the remarkable changes
hat have occurred in methods OF
transportation during the past century
ARE graphically depicted in the series
.of Illustrations which adorn the hand
some calendars of The Mutual Life
Insurance Company OF New York The
pictures are well drawn and finely
leolorod and show the manner OF travel
from the primitive sleds of the In
dians and the OK cart, the stage coach
and the prairie wagon to the automo-
bile: from the chain ferryboat TO th'
great ocean greyhound The lettering
is in large. clear type, and the calen'
dar Is useful as we'll as beautiful.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Kcntmero. VII, Del, Dec. 20, 1900.

Kcntmerc. VIII, Del, Dec. 20, 1900.
Dear Old Girls: l am a little boy s
years old and go to school every day.
/ would like you to bring to me an ex-
press wagon and pair Of Gum boots
and a horn an horse rains some candy
and nuts / think this is all this time.
Please don't forget to bring them my
name is Roy Wolhar I live at Kent
mere, Wilmington, Del. Don't forget
my little sister Helen.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wllmington. nel.. nec. 20. 1a00

Wilmington. Del, Dec. 20, 1900
Dear Old Kriss: / am a little boy 6
years old and my name is Millard Hof-
fecker / want you to bring me a
Delaware truck and ten pins and a
story book. Don't forget to bring my
Pop and Mon something BRING me
some candy and nuts. Good bye,
Miiiard Hoffecker.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Kentmere, VIII. Del, Dec. 20, 1900.
years old and go to Kinder Garten
every day / would like if you would
bring me a macintosh and an umber-
ALA and pair of leggens and a gocart
for my Dollie some candy and nuts. /
think that this is all ! want this time
so Good bye My name is Ella Cum
ningham ! live at 30 Kentmere, VIII,
Del Don't forget our little Mamie
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington. Del. Dec. 20. 1900


Dear Santaclause: Please bring me a
raisOr for | want TO learn how to
shave. And please bring me a little
broom TO sweep out the front gutter,
and please bring me a little trolley car
for | want to go to Marcus hook Sun
day, and a pair of slippers to learn
dancing in. Little Clarence Powell, 307
Heald St., South Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington. Del. Dec. 20. 1900.

" ITI7IIl V0II1 I7VI7I ~ " wv
Dear Old Santa Claus: l am a nice
little girl, and / want you to bring me
Blackboard coach doll tea set and
table dolls hammock, lots of candy and
nuts. My name is Roberta Stella Sim
mons, S29 Clayton ST. | wish you a
Merry Xmas and Happy New Year
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 90. 1900
Dear Santa Clause: | am little girl
4 years old, and l have a little bro
ther 2 years old. VIII you please
bring me and my brother some play
things and some candies From your
little friends Lillian and Willard An
derson, No. Klund St., City
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
GRAND nInster Nfakes Vislt

Grand Master Workman George M
Stevenson made his official visit tc
Columbia Lodge. A. o. U. w, in the
Highlands on Wednesday night.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

wilmington, Del, Dec 20. 1900.
Dear Santa Claus: l am little girl
6 yr. old and go TO school will you
please bring me a doll, go-cart, rock
ing chair. pair mittens, pair leggins,
set OF dishes, candy, nuts, oranges.
Good Bye for this year l remain your
little friend Annie Barcus,
62S West I'd Street.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wllmlnctnn- nel. IA. 20. IaO0.

Dear Old Santa Claus: Please bring
me a patrol wagon, automobile, gum
boots, train Of cars, drum sled and
horn. ! have been good boy. / am
three years old. My name Is Homer c.
simmons, Jr, 500 Clayton St.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington. Del. Dec. 90. 1900.

Dear Old Kriss: l am little boy a
years old. Please bring me a cart, hook
and ladder, fire patrol, pair mittens
suit clothes, cap and please don't forget
my baby brother. Good bye for this
year. Charles Barcus
62S West 2d Street
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington. Del Dec 20. 19OO

Wilmington. Del, Dec. 20. 1900
Dear Old kriss want a express
wagon, n tin razor. bunch OF false
whiskers and lots OF candy. Please
put them in my stocking on Christ
mas morning. Your friend,
Patterson Bell.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

For a Cold in the Head take IAxa-
tive Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Wilmington, Del. Dec 20. 1900
Dear Old Chris: Please bring me a
pair Of shoes for my doll and some
candy and nuts and q Christmas tree.
And do not forget my cousin Helen
she lives in Chester. Good Bye With
love Marion Koplin,
30l South Jackson st.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Wilmington, Del, Dec. 10, 1900.
Dear Santa Claus. / am a little boy
years old and would be much pleased
II You would bring me a Writing desk,
a plate, cup and saucer, a pair OF ice
skates, a nice box of candy, and fire
engine and lots of other things that
you think would be nice TO play with
and oblige, your little friend
Walter Anseaume,
No 1874 West Sd St.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
DEAFNESS CURED

OF no pay. c. E. Bowers, Milwaukee,
Wis A-lsEa
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 16, 1900.

Dear Santa Claus: / am a little boy
yrs old and l want you TO bring me a
pair of skates. a pair of leggins, a big
engine that will run by steam, Billy
Goat with long horns and hose cart
with a long hose, a wach and chain,
and a bicycle. Some candy and nuts.
want a Wagon TO hitch my goat up
In and a Kitchen strap. SO good bye
your little friend, Linford Goodwin,
1906 b st.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

some books and games and a little Dog
Put the bug in box and bring me a
sled Good-By. Mabel Welch,
1907 w 9TH St
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
WllmIngton. Del.. Dec. 30. l9OO.

Dear Kriss: Please bring me doll, a
stove. a engine a chair, a piano, box
OF candy. Your loving friend,
Mary Crumlish,
All Lombard st.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wllmlngton. pel.. nec. 1e. lgOO.

wilmington Del, Der. TO, IJUU.
Dear Kriss / want a big doll and
underware for it and paten leather
slipper fore it and bring a new christ
mas tree in gold bracelets and bring
a big safe and candy and nuts and
ornges and a playhouse that's all this
time Dear old Kriss. Your loving
friend Rosie Robertson,
603 e 7th st am ye old.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilnineton Del

Dear Kriss: want you to bring me
goat, stove. a wig, a chair a box
of candy, a pink flower, pds OF rice.
Good bye Old Kriss. Esther Carr, 321
Z. Sd st.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Wilmington. Del, Dec 90 1900.
Dear Kriss Please bring me a doll,
coach book a pair of mittens pair
OF gums, from Cora Carr,
321 e. Sd ST.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

bring me a school bag. writeing desk,
and a large set Of dishes Sister Liz
liam wants a doll, go cart and a stove
like Lulus. Brother Earle wants a
horn and real horse like the store
mans one that wont run away and
please don't forget little Mildred as
she is too little to tell what she wants.
bring Lillian and myself a ring and
bracelet. Good bye dear Santa we
love you. we love you, no tongue can
tell how much we love you, we love
you so woll. don't forget all the poor
little girls and boys and II their chin
neys are TO small to get down Try to
get in a window or door. ! am seven
years old. My name is Addie Jones,
and live at 1902 Pine st.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington, Del.

WlImlngtOnl DEL,
Dear kriss; Please bring me a horn,
a tool box. a fire ingine. drum, a
new suit and a hat. pair of shoes and
gloves. good-by old lriss.
Thomas Kerlin,
223 East Front St.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Dear Old Kriss: / have been a good
little girl. l go TO Sunday school and
take my little sister. l say my prayers
at night. viii you please bring me a
doll. a story book. a sled, cup and
saucer and anything you can bring for
my two little sisters. DO not forget
little Katharyn Morrow, at No. 800, to
bring her something. Goodbye Old
Kriss. Edna Gross,
81 Poplar street.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wilmington. Del.

Dear Kriss: Please bring me a gun,
a express, a horn, tool box a monkey
and some nuts and candy. Goodbye
Old Kriss James Carr. 32l East Third
st.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Nh. Del.. Dec. 1s. 19OO.

VIII, Del. Dec. is. 1900.
Dear Kriss: l thought l would write
and tell you what l want for Christ
mas. want a coach and doll, a pair
Of mits and a piana. a story book and
Friend, Mary Connell.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

, Piano Bargains
Store open evenings until 9 o'clock.
LUDWIG & CO. Sis Shipley St
Evening journal., 1900-12-21
Wllmlnrton. nal.

Dear Kriss: Please bring me a doll
a pair Of gloves a coach umbrella, a
macintosh ring a pair OF shoes and
a ironing board a hammock. some cand
and nuts and oranges. Good-by Old
Kriss. Mary McGilliOn, 223 East
front St.
Evening journal., 1900-12-21

Dear Santa Claws l am a little girl
years old and / want you to bring
me a go-cart a table and set of dishes
and don't forget my little brother he Is
years old and he wants a pair OF
rocking horses and some candy and
nuts. your friend Gertrude Stringer,
A16 Searles St