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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-01
CAPITAL INVESTMENT CO..
REAL. ESTATE AND LOANS
COL Kansas Avenue,
Tonatsa Kan

room house on Lincoln near 9TH St,
completely modern except heat Price
81 500
room house. 2 lots on Monroe. city
water, cistern, barn. Price $4,000.
room house, lots, on Clay. modern
except heat; city and cistern, barn.
Price s.. 200.
room house, 2 lots, on Mulvane,
modern, hot water heat, well, cistern
and barn. Price 81, 500
room house on Hancock near Sth ST.
Price $780,
room house, lots. Auburndale, with
good barn. Price S700-
10 acres near city with 10 room house,
large barn. well and cistern; 500 peach,
300 apple and 125 cherry trees. Call and
see Us for terms
CAPITOL INV ESTMENT CO,
COL Kansas Ave.
Topeka, Kan.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids for constructing a chemical
physical building will be received at the
office OF the undersigned till o'clock p.
accompanied by a certified check for 81. 900
payable to the treasurer of the college.
as a guarantee that the successful bidder
will furnish a satisfactory contract and
bonds. Plans and specifications are on
file at the office Of the architect, j. @.
Haskell Topeka. and at the office of the
undersigned Bids must be sent in on
bidding blanks found with plans. The
right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
r. r. NICHOLS,
Manhattan. Kan
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SUMMER SCHOOLS.


MRS. HELEN T. BUTTERFIELD and
Miss Reulah Lee will open IN weeks
summer school in Clay building June 3
The eighth and lower grades will be ac-
connmodated.
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FoR sALR-MIscELLANEous.
sEc0ND-HAND BARGAINS.

SECONDHAND BARGAINS
First hand to the first man who gets
to them Secondhand refrigerators, all
kinds and sizes.
only.
Upright folding beds
Mantel folding beds
All kinds of dresSers-
A few cOucheS-
Many styles OF rockers
Kitchen safes.
Sixty gasoline stoves, all warranted
Nice line dining tables.
Fine Jewel steel range with tank and
water connections. suitable for hotel or
Good triumph steel range, warming
oven, high shelf and reservoir; first class
Cast Garland range. hole. with
reservoir
Music rack.
Everything required to furnish a
house, new or secondhand; also,
Elegant line new gasoline stoves; some
at cost next week.
New line refrigerators: best makes;
prices right.
Fact Of the matter is June Is the
month when we pay bills 50 if you have
money YOU can buy goods cheap. We
are overstOcled on many goods Call
at the store as Kansas avenue. doors
north post Office. E c. WARRREN.
FOR sALE-Cheap. a good fresh milk
COW; bargain for a dairyman. 132
North Chandler ST.
FOR SALE-Oak combination folding bed
and gentleman's wardrobe. 1908 Arch st.
FOR SALE-Buggies and Surveys at
VIM BOyd's repair shop. 11S5 Pine ST.
FOR SALE-Candy store, with some gro
ceries. "a East Fifth st.
FOR sALE--Young Jersey COW. 521 Lake
st. Price So.
FOR SALE-Canopy top buggy and sim
gle harness. 1888 Morris ave.
FOR SALEZPure apple cider vinegar. +.
Aawhinney, 701 Hancock st. Tel. sos.
/ FOR SALE-Splendid grocery business
cheap. The Strauss Agency Central
National Bank Bldg
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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rINANorAI.

HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
No line offers q more safe. absolute or
fixed method for big returns on every
dollar Invested than does our specula-
tive department One account Of 500 re-
turned over 81 200 in the past ntteen lal
DAYS we guarantee a profit of at least
> r3er cent per month on all moneys in-
vested through u.s. Send for a free COPY
Of orr booklet on speculative investment
which gives fun particulars Of our sys-
tenn Lewis w. Johnson. Investment Bro
kerr ~ Wall ST., New York
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FOR SALE
Near Branner school, nice 5 room house,
cellar. well, cistern water in kitchen, new
paint and paper. all good repair, S1.050-
Elm 81 near new shop. IL lots, nice 5
room cottage, cellar. WELL c1stern. nne
shade and fruit, 81 20e.
2g Van Buren,, III lots, room house,
well and pump, stable, some fruit. VIII
be sold very cheap.
room house. cistern and well with pumps,
shade trees. big barn, very easy terms.
Several east side properties, $500 to ST.
600. Easy terms
Lincoln ST. north Of Thirteenth, liz lots.
room house. water IN kitchen, SeWercon-
nection, 81 $50.
And many other properties.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
100 West Sixth St
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J. D. MILLER g. CO..
517 KANSAS AVE.

517 KANSAS AVE.
No. sss-4 room cottage. barn, lots.
no. $50 acres miles from. Topeka. 4
room cottage. good stable, all kinds OF
fruit nice place, ST 500.
No 651-160 acres. improved, miles
of good railroad town, close to Topeka,
No. ss1-chestnut St., room cottage.
barn, well. shade. etc, $500.
No. 66f-CaH distance s room house, IL
lots. easy terms: 81 Coo
Also many desirable farms, small tracts
and homes in and around Topeka reason
Can and be convinced.
J. .. MILLER & CO..
Up stairs. 517 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE
100 ice boxes and refrigerators. new and
200 gasoline stoves. $500 up.
1000 yards carpets. new and second
s. rolls mating 12skc up
100 rugs, $1.00 up.
Get prices up town and then we can
sell you. You don't have to pay for plate
glass fronts here.
We buy. sell or exchange.
J. W. JONES & SON
Phone 707. 80 Kansas Ave
FOR sALE-A fine suburban home. has 8
rooms. hall. bath room, pantry, cellar.
well. cistern, large barn. with or lots,
and offered on reasonable terms.
p. c. MOORE,
40 Kansas Ave-
FOR SAIsE-Unplatted blocks at half the
lot value Snap, care Journal office.
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(First published in the Topeka State Jour
nal May 25. l9o1-)
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MArrREssEs AND FEATHERs.

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Just A WORD to those who have mat
tresses and feathers to renovate OF want
new mattresses. iron beds or SpElnEs-
Everyone who has gone 70 the Iopeka
enr-inrz Mattress and Bedding company
saws their work is just grand. x efneInpe-
the number. ZIG East Fourth st. Tel taS
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

We viii make you a special price for
a few days on the following:
A neat cottage home. west side
A fine new modern house. west side.
A very desirable Oakland home
Good house. close to state house.
Desirable residence site, west side
Extra large vacant lots, near shops.
Imroved 10 acre suburban tract.
Improved bottom farm, near city
Half section fine grass land.
Nice grocery stock, well located, city.
J. A. DAVIS & CO,
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY.
4 room cottage, 2 lots, east shopss pay
resident lots North Topeka. a bargain.
Call
30 acres close city, improved, $I-25a
$50 acres bottom land, improved, near
Cottonwood Falls. 81, 0O0
160 acres. improved 10 miles OUT terms
easy, s.. 300.
100 acres choice land, wheat belt, $780,
Plenty of bargains.
SIS Kansas Ave. Topeka
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FoR RrNr-HoUsEs.

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FOR RENT
1913 Taylor st.. SO.
1s2l Kansas ave. SO
rs Taylor. 81
sol Fillmore. ss5
sos Lincoln. SIS.
SO Lincoln, SIS
sl5 Lincoln. SIG
s27 western ave. $40
l2s Madison. SIS
1916 Tyler St.. SIS
Good business house on Kansas ave
for rent June lst-
s. n WOOD & co.
534 Kansas Ave.
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ManSpeaker & Henderson,
Real Estate and Loans,
Topeka, Kansas.

We have bargains in real estate that are
safer than government bonds and pay
double the amount of interest
If you want to buy a residence, vacant
lots, business house, farm or a ranch
call and see US
We have city property and vacant lots
in ali parts of the city, farms and ranches
in all parts of the state that belong to
nOn-residents that have ordered us to
sell. We Will make price that you can
not help but buy.
We have choice lands in Kansas at
prices RANGING from 81 to so per acre.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
BY D. T. TORRENS,
sH KANSAS AVE.

BY D. T. TORRENS,
s21 KANSAS AVE.
I have a good improved Y section to
trade for q small tract near Topeka 81
zoo acres. fine orchard. 2 sets buildings.
So acres in Douglas county exchange for
50 acres smooth land, good buildings.
close to Topeka, $500.
20 acres adjoining the city, nne lano'
Railroad lands on ten years time.
Ranches of from one to ten sections.
Have q drug stock grocery stock and a
1eA-7-- b. T. TORRENs.
Phone 7o5. SIS Kansas Ave.
EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE.
Steamship tickets over any of the lead
ing transatlantic steamship lines can be
bought and will be issued at my office,
together with connecting railroad tickets
to destination
can make them
For particulars call at S25 Kansas ave.
OSCAR BISCHOFF,
Steamship and Transportation Ofice.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
8 room house near Santa Fe shops.
room house near Santa Fe shops.
cheap.
10 acres miles south OF fair grounds
acres set in fruit Price $500. This IS
very a. a. 4 MAJORS. 81 Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY:
~ lots. room cottage, near college,
$500. modern house.
10 room modern residence, 2 bath rooms,
barn, everything first class, on Topeka
ave. $500
vacant lots on Clay near 10th. 81 600.
The incest. most convenient, most mod
ern and uo to date property in city, 3
blocks from state house southwest. s., 600
room house on Van Buren, between
10th and 11th-A snap.
Cottage on La Wrence. near 4th, $1,Z5O.
Another on Chandler. must be sold;
come and make US an offer.
Elegant lot property room house,
east front. blocks from state house
west s. 500.
lots on West 6th St. 10 room house,
must be sold at once.
PAYNE g. THOMPSON,
627 Kansas Ave.
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Polk st, between 9Th and 7th. IL lots,
room cottage, all modern, BATH. closet.
sewer connections, city water Rents for
SIS month. Price $1775.
18th st, a fine room house. lots, a
Clay ST., between 18th and 18th, room
cottage, 2 lots, bath. hot and cold water,
closet, modern A fine place, east front
Rents for SIS month Price $3.50
Western ave, between 4tn ana 9tn. east
front, room cottage, lot modern anu
in fine repair Rents for SO per month
Polk st.. between 18th and 18th, room
cottage 3 lots and in good condition
Western ave. room house, modern,
good barn, cellar, city water, fruit Price
Center St. 9 room house. lots, barn,
fruit, good well, all in good condition
Buchanan St, room house, heated by
hot water. bath, hard wood finish, all IN
good repair, Price. g. 80.
cotts eson 5T; no $50 side' "a lots room
Tyler. St. between 18th and 18th. room
house, barn, lots, good property Price
Lake St. southeast corner of 5th. 6
room house, in good repair Easy terms.
Topeka ave-. between sth and sth, s
room modern house. Price g. 100
room house. in good repair. Price 81. 800
cemented cellar. new barn, brick side
walks, we'll and cistern, all in fine repair
Tyler St, near 9Th. III lots. room
house, electric light, gas, city water, ETC.
Van buren, st, near state house. 5 room
house, city water, cellar. cistern, sewer
connections brick sidewalk. Price $780,
Horn ST.. 8 east front lots, between 9Th
Clay st.. east front corner lots. fine
Brigham. ~ east front lots. fine loca-
Tyler, east front lots. fine location.
Polk, southeast corner of 10th and Polk,
finest location in city. S, COO
Buchanan, corner Of Sth, lots at a bar
Huntoon st., near Topeka ave. lots,
room house, good barn, Price 81 900.
Polk St. fine property. room house.
gas. hard wood finish. Owner is going to
leave citv. win sell at a bargain.
Tyler st, near 9Th, owner wires us to
sell, lots room house, fine shade and
Suburban property adjoining city.
10 acres all in fruit 70 room residence.
barn. VIII sell at a bargain.
i5 y ,5 draa bIocSs f rs c Ir
10 room house hard wood finish, good
barn. hen house; all in fruit and grapes,
MANsPEAKER & HENDERSON.
104 Kansas Ave, Topeka KAN
FOR SALE
1000 acres improved stock farm on R.
1.500 acres fine grass land, on R. r.. z1a
miles town, $50 per acre
water, house, barn, miles good town,
choice land-A bargain $3.50 per acre
We can suit you stock and grain
farms, perfect titles and choice lands.
0'-'-- = -'-0 SCOTT s SCOTT.
615 Kansas Ave, Topeka
FOR SALE.
160 acres in Wabaunsee county, $1,40o-
6 room house north side. $3.50.
room house and IL acres 100
Lots west of Shorey, 30
Lots near Santa Fe shops, 800.
Lots z1st and Adams SITS. $25.
3 lots and houses on Jackson St. near
4th, s.. 200.
119 North Quincy st.
FOR SAI,E=Nice ten room home cheap.
INQUIRE % Greenwood ave. Potwin.
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nFTFcTTvR AND WATcHMAN.

Bureau-M- W. Gilmore, manager. Roy
D. Marsh, secretary. General peteetiye
furnished day or night. All work en-
trusted to US promptly executed Iele-
phone 2a2-2- SO Kansas ave-, Topeka Kan
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FOR SAI.E-Nice TEN room home cheap.
Inquire 222 Greenwood ave-. Potwin-
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FLoR1srs.

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MRS. J. r. HAGUE. florist. SIT Kansas
ave. Phone 602.
CUT FLOWERS and floral designs at
Hayes. 107 West Eighth St Phone $50
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r SALsE-Unplatted blocks at half the
t value Snap, care Journal office.
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FOR ExCHANGE-Lad or gents bi
cycle for an organ. 9n E. Sixth st.
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FOR SALE.

$50 acres IN VVabaunsee county, 81, 400.
6 room house north side. $3.50.
room house and IL acres, 81, $50.
Lots west Of Shorey, So
Lots near Santa Fe shops, 800.
Lots z1st and Adams SITS. SIS.
3 lots and houses on Jackson St. near
NJ HEERY
11e North Quincy St
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WATCHES cleaned. 75c; clocks. SOC: main
springs, 75c; crystals, l0c- Cash paid fol
old gold or silver. All work guaranteed
old jewelry exchanged for new. II hard
up. see Uncle Sam. 5lz Kansas ave
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BICYCLES

TOPEKA CYCLE CO.. 109-111 F. Sth ST.
Tel 7o6. Bicycles and sundries. bicycles
and tandems for rent; repairing OF an
kinds
u. S. CYCLE Co.. lis T. sth st. National
and Union bicycles. Sundries. repairs
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IDA c. BARNES. M. ..
Office 732 Kansas ave Residence Ihlr-
teenth and Clay. office hours: a. M 70
II a. m, and p. m. to p. m. Ielephone
sos residence and 16 office.
DIR. EVA HARDING. homeopathic. g.
Kansas ave Telephone 4o2-
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sArIN-sKIN sPEoIALTIEs-

STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS
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THE ]. c. DARLING CO. ia Kan. Ave.
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low Catalogue free Tel 2sz.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-12-19

cts all happened just right. Now
I'll rig up and play the Santa Claus
act, and you'll see me back here with
in half an hour. Keep your eyes
peeled, and if there's anything sus-
picious send Jones along to notify
me-"
With the long, gray hair of his wig
tossing in the wind, his venerable
whiskers lying OF his breast, his fur
cap on his head, and a score of bells
tinkling as he walked, the corporal
passed up the road amidst the whirl-
ing snow with his packages on his
back. He entered the farm house
without knocking. The wife sat how
cred over the poor fire, and the chill
dren sat on the floor quarreling over
a bit Of food. Santa Claus swung
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-12-19

"Never you mind" the corporal
would reply when we guyed him a bit
over his failure to soften the mothers
pride. christmas is coming along,
and I'll play Santa Claus in a way to
melt her heart. Pride or no pride, she
can't stand up agin Christmas. I'll fill
the stockings of them kids if I'm
court-martialed and shot for it next
day."
Three days before Christmas we got
orders on the front to be unusually
vigilant, as it was known that a num-
Der of C~onfederates whose families
lived withins nj lines had been fur
Laughed to pay a brief visit. Our pick
ct was doubled, and every post had
three men on it, and it was certain
that we turned back, quite a number,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-12-19

dozen of us, and all day long we in
obliged in the hope that the woman's
pride might give way on this one
occasion, at least. The day had dragged
along until an hour before dusk with
everything quiet on our front, when
a bushwhacker fired upon and wound
ed n of our pickets. This brought
out a fresh order for vigilance, and a
sergeant and his squad beat up the
forest and captured two Confederate
soldiers who were trying to enter our
lines to visit their families. It was
known that a third one had escaped,
and just after dark Corporal O'Toole
was ordered to picket the highway a
quarter of a mile from our farm
house. When he had reached the spot
and posted his men he said:
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-12-19

though our hearts were not in the
work. AS Corporal O'Toole said one
night when he turned out to head the
midnight relief: -.
"It's our duty to obey orders, and
We'll be shot if we don't, but this
turning back a poor soldier who hasn't
had sight of his wife or kids for a
couple of years, and who wants moth
ing now except to pass a Christmas
with 'em, is no work for a soldier"
The day before Christmas the cor
poral made up a haversack of food,
brought out a few simple toys and a
box Of candy he had SEN up to Wash
ington for, and he put on a wig and
false whiskers and showed himself off
as a pretty good Santa Claus. He had
the help and encouragement of a
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dren. Then it was Corporal O'Toole,
big, good-natured and always wearing
a smile on his face, who broke down
the womanly reserve of the little ten
year-old girl. He found her half a
mile from home one day and she was
SO overcome with the cold that she
made no resistance when he picked
her up in his arms and carried her to
the house. When he kissed the frozen
tears from her cheeks and said he
had left a kid of her age back in the
North who was m~otherless, the child
reached up and put her arms around
his neck. The corporal had conquered
the child, but not the mother.
1T is kind of you, sir" she said as
the soldier entered the house with his
burden.
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"And you must let me gather some
wood and supply you with food" he
replied.
mo, sir. 1 can accept nothing from
your hands,"
"But the children, ma'am."
"They must suffer with me, SIR"
The corporal came out to the post
and crammed a haversack full of food
and returned and begged the woman
to accept it, but she was firm. She
even chided the children for the hun
cry look in their eyes. The woman
had softened a bit, however, at least
towards n of us, and from that day
on little Susie was permitted to speak
and walk with the corporal, and she
did not hide from the rest of us as be-
fore. Kindness had converted her.
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Copyright, 1901

The festival Of the twelfth month
is not, as the name would indicate, ex-
clusively a Christmas holiday. 1t was
celebrated in much the same fashion
as it is now centuries before the Chris
tian era. By the early Romans it was
celebrated as the s%aturnalia, or festi-
val to Saturn, and was marked by the
prevalence of merry-making among
all classes, rich, poor, old and young.
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"A Soldier Santa Claus.
BY M OuAD-

l. w. ~OAh.
Just outside the lines of the Third
Army Corps as we went into camp
for the winter of 1854 was a log
farm house inhabited by a woman and
three c~hildren-the wife and children
Of a Virginia farmer who had shoul-
with the Confederates two years be-
fore. There were other farm houses
further away-other farm houses in
front of other corps-hundreds of 9TH
er Confederate war-widows and help
less children on that neutral ground,
and We of the blue used to pity them
as the nights came down dark and
lonely and the north winds made one
shiver and chill. We were not war;
ring against women and children, and
yet war had laid a heavy hand on
them. 5Their scant crops had been
trampled into the earth-their live
stock driven off-their fences and
barns burned-little left to satisfy
their hunger or cover their nakedness.
Many a soldiers rations were divided
with gaunt-faced women and wolish-
looking children, and if it was "aiding
and comforting" the enemy we were
willing to take the chances.
The farm house T have especially
referred to was not different from
many others, but the woman and chill
dren were different. We offered again
and again, but they would accept no
food at our hands. Now and then
the men on picket near the house saw
the children searching in the frozen
ground for potatoes, or the woman
digging roots and wandering afar for
stray ears of corn, but when coffee,
bacon, sugar and bareback were Of
fered them in kindness they turned
away their heads. Even if left on the
doorstep the food was not taken in.
We were their enemies. They were
hungry and cold and ragged, but they
could not co~nscientiously accept aid at
our hands. 1t was only when Com
pany e" of the Tenth took it's turn
on outpost duty near the house that
we got a word from woman or chill
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-12-19
THE BEST HOLIDAY,

There's a Fourth O. July 18th it's fireworks
An crackers, an rockets that hiss;
It's a glorious day in it's noisy old way.
A a that is fine-all but this:
You've got to watch out fer burnt fin
gers!
That sort of cuts into the fun.
So, though it's a day to be longed fer, I
say
I know of a lander one.
Thanksgiving, 18th spareribs an turkey,
18th pies of about ever kind;
18th its apples to eat an its cider so
sweet,
Is a bully old day, to my mind.
But about all there's to it is dinner,
An when you're filled up that's a bore,
But you get a big dime at Christmas,
An my! such a lot of things more!
There's presents of toys that are pretty;
OF books most delightful to read;
OF skates fer to slide, an bicycles to
ride
Cleared up to a wonderful speed.
An then there are bags full of candy,
An sugar plums long 18th the rest!
So, of all holidays that you long fer an
praise
I'm thinkin' that Christmas is best.
Arthur ]. Burdick.