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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

The Unitarian church at Leomin'
ster, Mass. one Of the Oldest religious
edifces In the state and a Landmark,
was totally destroyed by fire last
week. The chapel connected with the
church was also burned.
The church was built in 1928 and
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

finances Of the organization within the
arbitrary power Of a single person,
were particularly objected TO-
The purpose Of the agitation is ad.
mitted to be to retire Miss Barton
from the presidency and secure the
reorganization of the society.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

Egotism is often mistaken for
genius.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12


JUNIOR WARDEN.-At Abilene Grand
Master Dewey installed Thomas L.
Bond, Of Salina, as grand Junior war
den of Masons in Kansas, to which
position he was recently appointed to
succeed the late Judge Ellis The in
stallation ceremony conducted by the
grand master, was attended by many
prominent Masons
LARGEST IN THE CIrY.-The Presby'
terian church at Clay Center is to have
an addition for which $4,000 has been
raised The addition will make this
church the largest in the city.
MUMPs IN PRISON. An epidemic Of
mumps has broken out in the federal
prison at Fort Leavenworth, and about
30 men are confined In the hospital
with the disease. None Of the patients
are dangerously i'll, although several
have the disease in q bad form. 1t Is
believed that the disease was contracted
from prisoners received from Indian
Territory.
Nor ONE CRIMINAL CAsE.-The bar
docket Of the district court at Marys-
vile has not single criminal case
among the 80 cases on IT.
APPLES ARE PROFITABLE. Sam Hoo
yer, Of Sedgwick county, believes that
apples are equal to alfalfa when the
farmer comes TO count the profits. He
has an apple orchard Of 100 acres, and
has been selling apples all fall and
winter and still has 1000 barrels In
cold storage They are now worth 50
TO $3.50 q barrel,
AUDITING W. R. G. BooKs.-This
work is being done in Topeka by Mrs,
D, b. Porter, Of Marysville, depart
ment president, assisted by Mrs. Sarah
| j. Hanna, department secretary,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

The ways and means committee Of the house
has decided to follow ex,Auditor Coles recon-
mendation and provide an appropriation for a
state accountant to be attached to the govern
ors office. The salary attached to the office
will be 81, BOZ a year.
Two Joint resolutions for a change in the
constitution in regard to the right Of suffrage
Of foreign born people are before the legisla.
ture. HILL Of Russell, put In resolution to
require residence here Of three years. Lin
ton Of Smith, put in one to have the limit ex-
tended to five years and to require the foreign
or to become a naturalized citizen.
Among new bills is an act authorizing the re-
funding Of the legally existing bonded indie t.
edness Of disorganized and merged school dis
tricts. ..l u,
There lisa bill in the house providing that
where there are less than ten pupils in school
district that levy sh Ii be made for their
transportation to another adjoining district
and to pay for their tuition.
The house took the Chicken stealing" bill
away from the Judiciary committee and will
consider 1t itself.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

Use the best. That's why they buy Rel
Gross Ball Blue. Attending grocers Scents
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

The committee Of the whole house acted ia
vorably upon number Of bills among them
one authorizing school district No. 5 Of Har
per county, to make levy for school purposes
and bill to authorize high school in Stohr'
vile township, Harper county.
A bill is before the house providing for the
publication Of Noble Prentis history Of Kan
sas, which the state employed Mr. Prentis tc
write some years ago.
The house passed the bill which requires alb
stractors to give bonds; also bill requiring
young men to study law in lawyers office
two years before admission to the bar,
The house passed . bill exempting pharma
cists from jury service.
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10TH DAY.

The senate tried to get the house to change
Its provision for committee to investigate the
harvester trust by house committee by ask
ing that Joint committee be appointed for
that job. The house refused the cooperation
Of the senate,
Senator Porter introduced q bill providing
for commissioner to investigate the unpaid
Price raid claims and report to the legislature
Of 1905.
The senate committee on insurance has
killed Noftzger's bill requiring foreign insur-
ance companies to invest 40 per cent OF their
gross income on Kansas business in Kansas Sc
curities.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

The house cut the appropriation for postage
on the report Of Secretary Coburn to $1,000.
The sentiment Of the house was that Mr.. Co.
burns book should be sent as freight to county
clerks and be distributed by them.
Mr.. Leland is likely to get resolution
through the house which will practically in
struct Senator Burton to vote for Cuban reci-
procity.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

Bailie Waggener induced the big tax bill
Joint committee to exempt mortgages and
notes from taxation, and, as his amendment
has it, "other evidences Of indebtedness.
Later the the members saw that this might ex-
emnt railroad bonds
Wichita's bill for $1,000 high school passed
the house
Senator Allen would by law authorize in
surance companies to invest in school funds
and municipal bonds.
Senator Porter's bill for o manual training
department in the public schools is likely to
become law.
Senator Allen would make the operating Of
slot machine, or permitting 1t to be operated,
felony, with the penalty of one to five years
in the penitentiary.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12
2OTH DAY.

Senator Allen, Of Doniphan, has introduced
his fourth or fifth insurance bill, making a
dozen when added to others before the senate.
The senate refused to concur in the house
amendment cutting down the item fop postage
on Secretary Coburn's report
The appropriations asked for the chief edu-
cational institutions for the next two years
are: For Kansas University, over $4,000;
for the state normal school at Emporia, about
Sl6S, 4l2.SO; for the state agricultural college
about 1000, and $4,000 for buildings and re.
pairs at the Fort Hays normal school and
T,ON each year for current expenses,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-12

Mr., Waggener has resolution in the house
providing for placing a bust Of John J. Ingalls,
in statuary hall Of the national capitol
The house Judiciary committee has recon-
mended for passage resolution offered by
sfz 70 q A e 5 saa aV ns E9ys psp a.
ton bills, which he considers ''grafters
claims"
committee Of the house, which Stays bills by
the wholesale.
Members Of the house are busy studying the
new tax bill.
The committee Of the whole house approved
the Wichita high school bill, and the commit
tee on cities Of the first class acted favorably
on the bill permitting Wichita to vote bonds
for an auditorium.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16

fine boIiday gifts
IN STERLING HORN SILVER
and GUN METAL

Sterling Silver Match Case, Ster-
ling Silver Ink Eraser, Sterling
Silver Manicure Set, Sterling
Silver Belt Buckles, Sterling Sill
yer Darning Ball, Sterling Silver
Souvenir Spoons, Sterling Silver
Cigar Trimmer, Sterling Silver
Handle Razor, Sterling Silver
Jewel Box, Sterling Silver Rattle,
Sterling Silver Paper Knife, Ster-
ling Silver Pocket Knife, Sterling
Silver Hat Pins, Sterling Silver
Pin Trays, Sterling Silver Purse,
Gun Metal Cigarette Gases, Gun
Metal Jeweled Pencil Cases, Gun
Metal Match Cases, Horn and Sill
yer Trimmings Brush and comb
Horn and Silver Trimmings; Man
icure Set, Horn and Silver Trim
mings; Hat Brush-Horn and Sill
yer Trimmings; japanese Pin Tray
Horn and Silver Trimmings; Gen.
tlemen's Toilet Set, Horn and
Silver Trimmings; Necktie and
Glove Boxes, Horn and Silver
Trimmings; Celluloid Toilet cts,
Horn and Silver Trimmings; Col
lar and Cuff Boxes Horn and Sill
YER Trimmings; Albums, Horn and
Silver Trimmings; Handkerchief
Boxes. Horn and Silver Trimm-
ings, Stationery Boxes.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16
CLAUS

Dear Santa Claus: want a doll,
bed and book and go-cart. Drawing
slate and kitty, ring and some baby
ribbon. l may want some candy and
a little china cup.
MARGARET BACH.
Dear Santa Claus: want a draw
ing slate and a little house, dark
haired doll and set of dishes for
Irene. and a rubber doll for Helen,
and a doll trunk. From your friend,
BEATRICE QUICKENDEN.
Dear Santa Claus: l would like
you to bring me q drum, a wagon
and a sled. am IL years old; l am
In the fourth grade. | saw you to the
Power Mercantile Company yester-
day. From your loving friend,
DAVID WAGNER.
Dear Santa Claus: thought would
write and tell You what | want for
Christmas. | would like to have a
sled and doll carriage and q pair of
skates. Your friend,
WILLIE DEAToN.
Dear Santa Claus: How are you?
I'm well. l hope You will bring me
a nice wagon for being a good boy.
| will be glad when you get here. I
will close for this time. Goodbye.
FRED Z. MARIANA.
Dear Santa Claus: only want
some candy and nuts. | want those
in my tassel cap. Then | want a gun
and some bullets. I want a printing
outfit. Your loving friend,
GEORGE WIEDEMAN.
Dear Santa Claus: | have been
a good girl and think l should have
something nice. l think l would like
my ring fixed, for 1t is broken. And
the big doll with black hair at Pow.
er's. and story books, candy, nuts and
fruit. and a little range down at
Smiths. Send a set of dishes. Your
loving RACHEL SCHNEIDER.
Dear Santa Claus: | am q little
boy II years old. | have nearly ev-
erything | want except a set of ten
pins. l have a pony. some boxing
gloves and a punching bag. Your lit
tie friend, FRANKIE JOHNS.
Dear Santa Claus: I thought I
would write you a letter to tell you
what | want for Christmas. I would
like to have a nice sled, a pair of
skates, a book and a box of candy.
Your loving friend,
CARLTON WRIGHT.
Dear Santa Claus: I will tell you
what | want for Christmas. I want
some beads, a dress and other things.
Are you going to come to the Christ
mas tree at the church on Christmas
eve night. | am in some things at
the NJ. f. church. From a friend,
EFFIE VEHAWN.
Dear Santa Claus: | will tell you
what | want for Christmas. | want
a muff. a collarette, a doll, some
candy. nuts and apples. and for the
baby a rattle. a ball. candy. nuts and
apples. and for sister a doll. doll bug
gy and fruit. But George and Earl
don't know what they want. From
your friend,
DELLA ST. PETER.
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Powers Store. Dear Santa: Please
bring me a table, a drum, milk wag-
on that has got horses to II. / want
that thing that mods its head, and a
big train, freight and passenger and
a coal car and an engine, and that
Is all. Remember all the boys and
girls and all the big people II they
are good. I want that woman that
washes and house that Jack built. SO
goodbye, Santa. | watch for you ev'
cry night in the stove.
RALPH BATES SILLOWAY.
Gilt Edge. Mont, Dec. 14.-Dear
Santa Claus: want a picture book
and a box of writing paper. a little
ball with a rubber and a necklace.
and a little tin watch and chain for
my doll and a little Santa Claus. and
a nice doll and a game of old maid
cards and some little balls.
MILDRED Z. ATChiSON,
At the Gold Reef Boarding House.
Dear Santa Claus: Will you bring
me a story book, a wagon, a sled, a
little printing press. a gun and a sad
die. Yours truly.
LANCELOT ROWLEY.
would write you a few lines. hoping
Dear Santa Claus: | will write
you a letter and tell you what | want.
want a doll and doll carriage. You
will nd the Christmas tree in the
front room. Your friend.
ALICE McCANN.
Dear Santa Claus: thought |
would write you and tell you what |
want for Christmas. | want a knife,
a speaker and a sled. Goodbye.
Yours truly. RALPH SCOVEL.
Dear Santa Claus: 1t is getting to-
ward Christmas and | would like to
have some presents. Here is what
want. A doll and carriage and some
chairs and table. Yours truly.
LOTTIE LEWIS.
Dear Santa Claus: Please send me
a doll and a little piano. Please SEND
me q set of dishes. Please send me a
mum and a doll cradle. Please sent
me a little trunk to put my dolls
clothes in. Please send me a drawing
slate. From your dear friend.
EDITH DAY.
Dear Santa Claus: | will write you
a few lines. | will tell you what |
want for Christmas. | want you to
bring me a printing outfit. a box of
paints. a collarette and muff and a
sled. That is all | want. Your low
ing friend.
ADDIE WHIPPLE.
Dear Santa Claus: | will write you
a letter and tell you what | want for
Christmas. ! want a doll. a sled. and
want a set of doll dishes and a
pair of skates. That Is all. Your lit.
tie friend.
ISABELLA BERKIN.
New Year. Mont, Dec. 12.-Dear
Santa: Would you please send me a
bucking donkey, a doll and a flying
machine. | live a long way from
town and can not come to see you.
! am a little girl 6 years old. Good.
bye, Dear Santa.
ALICE GONNAN.
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Dear Santa Claus: I wish you
would give me a girl. | want a gun
and q horse. want a doll, a little
wagon and a sled.
CHARLIE HARTZELL.
Dear Santa Claus: When you come
to our house please leave a big doll.
a doll carriage. a book. a game. candy
and popcorn. Will you come to
church Christmas eve. II you do |
will see you there. What are you 60
ing to give me there? Yoir friend.
CARRIE c. COOK.
Dear Santa Claus: When you come
around call in and see me and bring
me what you think is right. Yours
truly.
MARTIN CORDEIRO.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a magic lantern and sled and a
watch for Christmas. Your friend,
CLIFFORD HARTMAN.
Dear Santa Claus: want you TO
bring me some candy and sled n
apples. | go to school. Am In the
fourth grade. | amt very smart. |
live out by the brewery, and | will
hang my stocking up. | am going to
get a Christmas tree and put II up in
the house. | van you to fill 1t full
OF things. | will close my letter for
this time. Goodbye. Your loving
friend, JAMES DAY.
Dear santa Claus; | would like to
have a drum. sled. wagon. a fire de.
partment and a watch for Christmas.
BRUCE WAGNER.
Dear Santa Claus: II is time for
you to come around | think. | have
/ heard people say you don't like girls
and boys who scold and fret. but
please forget all the bad things | do.
for lots of things | am going to ask
of you. But please come around this
year. Truly yours.
KATIE oNEI..
Dear Santa Claus: will write you
a letter and ask you if you will please
bring me a work box and a good story
book and an album. nuts and candy.
That is all. Goodbye.
LENA OLSON.
Dear Santa Claus: will write to
you and tell you what | want for
Christmas. want a 22-gun and a
train of cars. some bullets with my
gun. and some candy, nuts and |
wouldn't mind having d saddle and
horse. Goodbye. From you friend.
EDGAR LEBERT.
Dear Santa Claus: Will you please
bring me a little piano and a little
girl leading a lamb, a bottle of per.
fume and some candy and nuts
HYACINTH ROWLEY.
Dear Santa Claus: ! would like to
have a nice story book. a magic Ian.
tern. a sled and some games. Your
friend. CHARLES LONG.
Dear Santa Claus: thought
would write you a letter and tell you
What | want for Christmas. want
a twenty-five, q sack of candy. a
story book and some games. Your
friend. CLYDE A. SCOVEI.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16

Dear santa Claus: thought
would write and tell you what | want
for Christmas. | want a doll carriage.
muff and fur, a pair of skates, book.
a new hat. a set of doll dishes and
candy and nuts. Your loving friend,
ETHEL BROOKS.
Dear Santa Claus: thought 1
would write and tell you what | want
for Xmas. want a pair of skates
and a sled and a CUR. | guess that
will be enough this Christmas.
Yours ~affectionately,
LESTER JOHNSON.
Dear Santa Claus: will write you
a letter and tell you what I want for
Christmas. would like to have u
large doll. doll carriage, and | would
like a set of dishes. Your friend,
MAGGIE NICHOLAS.
Dear Santa Claus: | thought |
would write you a letter and tell you
what | would like for Xmas. | would
like q large tea set. Yours truly.
BERTHA FTTZHUGH.
DedT SANTA ClduS. THOUGHT L
would write you a few lines and tell
you what | want for Christmas. ]
want a doll, popcorn, nuts and candy.
Do you live at Powers? Yours truly,
CHLOE FITZHUGH.
Dear Santa: | thought | would
write to ask you what you would
bring me for Christmas. don't
want to ask you for very many
things for fear you won't have enough
to give the other children some. |
thought a nice cup and saucer and a
doll, a chair. and a box of handker.
chiefs would be nice. think this
will be enough for hits Christmas.
GLADYS TULLOCK.
Dear Santa Claus: | will write
you a letter telling You where | live
and what I want You to bring me. l
live on Main street just across from
the opera house. | wish you to bring
me a toilet set. a work box and some
candy and nuts. We are going to
have a big dinner at my sisters
house. Their name is Witcraft. They
live 5k miles west of Rockford. You
are invited. Yours truly,
MAGGIE STAPLETON.
Dear Santa Claus: | thought that
would write you a few lines and
tell you what | wanted for Christ.
mas. as | see you have got so many
things in the windows down town. |
want a little stove that | can make
a fire in and some candy and nuts. |
guess that is all that | want this time.
Your friend.
MILTISSA STAPLETON.
Dear Santa Claus: | thought |
would write a few lines to you to see
how you were getting along. wish
you would bring me a book, printing
press, a cup and saucer, a ring with
a set in 1t and a pair of skates. Your
friend, LYLE RAW.
Dear Santa Claus: want for
Christmas a doll carriage. a little
stove, new dress. some doll clothes.
a pair of gloves and a range; some
new hair ribbon and some candy and
nuts and a big red apple. Your friend,
LOUISE REEDER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16

Dear Santa Claus: | thought I
would write and tell you what | want
for Christmas. | want a doll carriage.
muff and fur, a pair of skates, book.
a new hat, a set of doll dishes and
candy and nuts. Your loving friend.
ETHEL BROOKS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16

Dear Santa Claus: | suppose you
are getting ready for Christmas. Well,
| want a big doll. a blackboard and
several other things. | am going to
hang up my stocking this Christmas.
Your friend,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16

DtdT odutd SlduS. L uUpe yOu Will
come around here Christmas. | want
you to fill my stocking full of candy.
Will you bring me a pencil? DO you
crawl down stove pipes? l hope you
will have a good time. Will you give
me a bank to put my money in? Will
you bring me a trunk to put my things
in? I would like to have a jumping
jack. Will you give me a rocking
horse? I wish you would give me a
little sled. Please bring me a little
train.
RALPH SMITH.
Dear Santa Claus: will write you
a letter to tell you where I live and
what I wish. want a horse and gun.
PERCY G.
L%ewistown, Dec. 15.-Dear Santa
Claus: | want a talking machine.
AUSTIN WAR;.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a monkey that climbs up a string
with. his tail. | want a train Of cars
with real wheels and an engine. Give
me-. please. a brown bear with a wob-
bly, head. Please don't put them in
my stocking-it's too small. / will
hang up papa's stocking with my
name on it. Goodbye and come soon
/ can't wait much longer. Your lit
tie friend, FREDDIE BRIGGS.
Dear Santa Claus: | want a doll
and a wagon. Helen wants a go.
cart. Esta wants a drawing slate and
a cat. | want a washing machine and
EVELYN SHANNON.
Dear Santa Claus: | wan a trunk.
a doll carriage, table and a set of
dishes to let my dolls eat out of them.
Oh. Santa Claus, have the dear large
doll that you brought me two years
ago. If you don't care will let you
see the dolls Christmas. Well, | must
close. wish You good luck getting
the things. EDITH LANE.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a drum. sled and a train OF cars.
And | would like a ring, automobile,
rocking horse and air gun. Your dear
friend, NED CHEADLE.
Dear Santa Claus: | will write you
a letter. would like to have a nd
die. Will You crawl out of a stove
pipe? would like to have 1t for
Christmas. 1t is only two weeks left
for Christmas time. We have many
plants in our school room. | am In
the second reader now.
PETER TAARLAND.
Dear Santa Claus: | would like a
drum, horn, a train, and a pretty story
book, too. And a big bag of pretty
shells for my sister. Goodbye. From
your loving friend.
CARROLL AKELEY.
Dear Santa Claus: wan a lit
tie doll, a set of dishes, pink ribbon,
chair. Bring mamma a breast pin
and side comb. Your little friend,
BESSIE NORTON.
Dear Santa Claus: | want a doll
house and ring and watch. railroad
coach. Jack-in-the-box and doll stove
and meat market.
BADACA HAZEN.
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LAi.sSEN.

hang up my stocking this Christmas.
Your friend,
FLORENCE LA,.ssEN.
Dear Santa Claus: | thought |
would write to you and tell you what
| want for Christmas. | want q new
suit of clothes. a pair of skates, a
sled. a pair OF gloves and a little wag.
on. Yours truly,
JAMES LITTLEJoHN.
Mr.. Sanity Claus: Sanity Claus, |
thought | would write you a few lines
as | am going to be home Christmas
eve, and are going to have some
candy and nuts. Goodbye.
HARRY WHIPPLE.
Lewistown, Mont. Dec. 14.-Dear
Santa: | would like to have a draw
ing slate, please. and some candy.
From your friend,
BEATRICE QUICKENDEN.
Lewistown, Dec. l2.-Dear Santa
Claus: am little boy 8 years old
and have never heard of you before.
| have a little sister and a brother.
and | will tell you what we would like
to have for Christmas. ] would like
to have a bugle. a doll for sister and
a donkey for brother. There are so
many things ! would like to have
a fire engine would be SO nice. but if
for brother and a doll for sister, we
will thank You a thousand times.
j. ARNOLD BUSLETT.
Dear Santa Claus. Please bring
me a wagon and sled and some games
and a nice book. | was a good boy
sometimes. and never get my feet wet,
only sometimes. Goodbye, Santa
Claus. Yours for business.
HARRY FROEMBLING,
Main Street, in the yellow House.
Dear Old Santa Claus: Will you
please bring me a doll buggy and a
nice doll. a drum and some tools. |
am five years old and my little sister
is one year DID. Please bring her a
nice little rubber doll and a rattle.
Your Little Friend.
HELEN KELLY.
bthl DdUld Sldus' VIII yOu DElus
me an engine that runs on a track
and some candy and nuts. And a
darkey that eats frogs and a cannon
that will shoot.
MILO BUSENBURG.
L.e~wistown. Dec. l3.-Dear Santa
Claus: All the children are writing
letters to you. so think | better
write. too, as want TO tell you what
to bring me. want a big doll. She
must have dark brown hair and eyes
that go 10 sleep. A book. some gloves,
a new %toboggan. a dress. some shoes,
a little table. a work box, a hand bag,
and something for my I'M Be
sure to come Goodbye, from
your little friend.
RUTH SHERMAN.
Dear Santa Claus: wish you
would bring me a big doll, That Is
all. Your friend,
BERTHA MORASE.
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ISABELLA BERKIN.

New Year. Mont, Dec. 12.-Dear
Santa: Would you please send me a
bucking donkey, a doll and a flying
machine. | live a long way from
town and can not come to see you.
! am a little girl s years old. Good.
bye. Dear Santa.
ALICE GONNAN.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-16

Dear Santa Claus: | thought 1
would write and tell you what want
for Xmas. want a pair Of skates
and a sled and a gun. | guess that
will be enough this Christmas.
Yours ~affectionatelyr
LESTER JOHNSON.