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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-09
Nlillionprs D0ro loooes
/ 2llfe / Baltimore.
Waaife it6rre eno Gbicasos
Yran0.
5lere gDers 8ranomanbz D.
ftab temper tappert i'm 0 b
2uerne men forg9pes.

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s 8dar Ulorges naaeoe ben ferlte
gfterretning ON en- frpgtelig Slbes
brano Baltimore os gennsm %
maba Bee. 9ette 9lab itriber:
Sen al be itsrite SIbebronbe, ON
lite ben iterite, / ameritanlte 9bers
a0iitprie, rdier for 5iben StorbDen
Baltimore. Den ubbrso omfring
al. II ! 8aar (Senbug) 5ormib.
bags Ell al De itsrite Manufattur=
fOrretninger mibt 9ben, og peb ben
Sio. bette itribes (ManoagWorgen).
er man li9e Iao lan9t fra at babe ben
unOer aontrol Iom nogen Sinbe, Il
ben ben ubbrso. granooepartemen=
terne Bai6ington. philadelphia,
sg Nilmington bar Ienbt9ialp, men
Grdnomanofdbfts foreneoe ar9fter
gsr inaen Snobirtning pao 5lams
merne.
Wian preber pnd at itunbIe Slben
n.O 6ieip al 9nnnmit, ibet gbgnins
serne foren Den Ipr9nges, 0adb
ON 6srepe Sloen i'm N9ring. U2en
Ilnmmerne bGres af ben it9r,e
8ino, CO branoenbe Stumper ipre.
oes ue oper 9ben og fGnger pda
F:6is M Steber. Der snes fun liot
6aab ON at itanbIe SlOens 5rems
mard, fer Den bar feiet alt pda i'm
8ei bort.
Opsr 400 Strsmme fra W1aifias
fprsjter FAR bGret rettst imob Slben.
men tiIi9nelabenoe maatte Slut
uingsmGnbenes bsroiite 9lrbeibe fis
&c ioa gerne 6ebe b9ret uaiort.
SIosn bar, paa @runO af be in.
oolucreoe 8bgningers Rdtur, lie
srebst iaa 9urtig ON fig iom enttls
te andre Sloebranbe, Og bertor er.
Fau piot pioes, enbnu intet 9ip gdaet
tabt. De umaabelige Opld9sbule,
gutitser % tore 9ontorbbgningcr
sr imiolertio lagte / gtuiner.
Sperflag ober 3abet pdrierer me-
get, og oct er oberbopebet umuligt
teb oenne 5io at aipe Ell tiln9rmels
Sespis rigiigt Obsrilag. Der bar
sGret gaitet paa fra 40 W1iG. i'll
200 Wia. Dollars. Oct iiots 5at
speritiser 5obet Oeb G6icagosgrano
ben 8. DIT. 1871 meo 100000.
1eIsenbe 9elefonmelbin9 fra BAL
timore er mobtaget @oibington
Nonoag Ulore.n, 8. Sebr.:
,0a Slben nuaeOe SOnss 5aGs,
Ilcg ginoen ON og breO slben Spb
pao, cg ben bar nauet @arfiet, boor
Der bar meqet br9nb6art Stof. 81.
ben bar itiftet Retning flere @ange.
Fben pen itartebe. Sssrit bar bens
8etning norblig, Hog fig iaa mob
RorosIt inotil ST. A, ba Itrsg ben
lise gft paa."
Gn libt Ienere 3elefonmelbing
osrstter frembeles omSlbens Omiigs
gri6en. poitbuiet o9 ct a Mlilloner
GoGrtbus brenber oeiaa.
Gn Wieno tilbsrenbe Baltimore
Guns Rebattionstab naaebe gGas
fbington Ssnbag often. San fass
be, at 9ranoens Raieri opergit dl
BeitripelIe. .You can't imagine it,
noR can't imagine it,, blep ban beb
at sentaee. Den sisantiits Dbelass
sslies Stener ipntes at babe siost
foobuni Snotrbt paa bans Sinb, at
ban glemts aft anbst.
,Ssg bar Jet fore Slbebronbe /
Rem yort oe gbicaso", fa' ban.
,.naar glocf efter 8loot falbt for
Jlammerne, men intet, Der | pilbt
Roieri narmebe fig ben aataitrofe,
fom ramte Baltimore Dag. Slam
merns fsiebe neb isennem @aoerne
msb en- Jlobbslses Gart os 8taien.
Gtore 8elssr 200 Sob bsie fblb.e
Mfitanben mslIem 6uiene os, taitens
be fla fra ben enc Sibe til ben ans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-09
en- OlorobrUnoer.
Is n M 0 Der ON 0 m mer 6 u
erne meo fine fire 8prn.

G ru fuloe Q cener.

st par 5elegrammer bar meboelt
ON ell frngtelig SlDles Nar6eben
uf @ehe, peo bbilfen en- Wlober in
oebrGnote meo fine fire Smadbern,
ct life Barn blep tnuit, og ire Wlens
neiter tom Ilemt lii Stdbe. st for
i9rbeligt Qtnipdr bar 6uIets Gjer,
8dger SlsIon, at bore paa, bbis bet,
bbaO politiet MI tror, er bam, Der
bar padIat Sloen. Spenite glabe
6eif9ftiger Jig lange geretnir9er
meO aataitrofen.
Den ferite, Der opbugeoe Sloep,
por en- femtenadrig gagerlerlin5
6orsluno. 9an pGteoes beb, at
9arelIet, bOori ban iOp, fplOtes meo
&sg. 6urtig iprang ban ub OF
Sengen. fit TO aammerater oafte=
be, og Itpnbte iig neo ob 5rappen,
iom a0erebe foo / lps Cue. 6ans
to 8ammerater bobeoe oog life IT
Felge Gtsemplet men iprang uo gem
nem 8inbuet. Den enc Ilog gtpg9en
DoloIomt og bleO liggenbe beoioItlos,
ben anben ilap meo nOgle minbre
&bGItelier.
6orstunb 6dbbe imiolertib aldrs
meret Natoer og 8enboer SOao bet
ferit og fremmeit gjalbt ON for Bis
ie, bar, ON muligt at frelIe 5amiz
fen 5drneborg, en- Stomoger, GER
meO i'm 6uitru og beres 5 8orn til
ibnelaoenoe enonu lda % iop, onz
ringet al Slb og 0so. Wan iii fat
pod en- Sti9e og bar netop Serb
meo at reiie ben op mob 6amiliens
0inbuer, oa fdrne6org og bans 6us
Itru, begqe iIsrt Natbragt, oabneoe
ct @inbue gennem Goiltet Rsg og
2uer Iloq ub. 8u Stigeu life bur
tig moi bleb fsrt op til 0nbuet, pos
Oebe iSdrne6org Springet ub gennem
Yinouet. Wlen ban fdlot fdd ilbe,
at ban bleb liqgenoe upen at tunne
rsre iig. Sans 6ultru bar forIpuns
ben ira 8inbuet. Uleo en- WfoberS
6eltemob 6aobe bun fdItet Iig inb /
2uerne og gre6et ct at 9srnene. gu
Ilbngebe bun bet neb til 6oltene ne
oenfor, men De fiji bet life grebet, ng
bet tnuIte 6obebet mob Sorben.
S FANNIE gje6lit ilog 5lammerne
Yammen ON ben ulDttelige abinoe
cg dntunote 6enoes Natorast. 0un
uoitsOte ct forfaroeligt Strig. Saa
iunt bun tilbage 8aalet, og 9uTet
brGnote neo oper benoe og benbes IL
re Yern. Selo bar BUN fun 81 2lar.
Oct aloIte af be inoebrenste 9ern
bar ii 9(ar, bet nngite fun IpO Maas
neoer.
S ge9pnbelien antoges bet, at 81.
ben bar opItaaet neoe / 5orituen p9
life | 9dgeriet, fom tdd noget afiis
oes. O9 gjeren OlsIon, en- Mano
paa trebire 2tar og u9ift, bar ierlig
iprig til at finoe paa 5ortlaringer.
5srit gattebe ban paa, at Slben bar
paaIat al 5poe, Ienere frem1atte ban
ben 5ormobning, at Susbolberifen /
9aroeroben hapoe lagt ct 9unbt
3GnbItifter fra Jig, og at bet bar
Rotter, JON beb at tomme / Yerering
meo 5enbititterne babbe foraarIaeet
Slben.
Oct leb lite me9et IanbiDnligt,
men 6pab Der nabnlig patte politi.
ets Wfistdnte, bar, foruben ben Smz
it9noig6eb, at bet flere @on9e tios
ligere bar br9nbt bos OlsIon, bans
iprige paaitanb ON, at ban bapoe
miitet penge beb 8ranben. Gan baps
be bdft lisgenbe ct Bar anbefalebe
8repe, bet enc meb $50 Sr., bet an
bet meb 300 Ser. De ifulbe babe
pGret afienbte Daeen fsr 8ronben,
men OlsIon bar fommen for fent til
Soget, og MI bar 8repene meb beres
Snbbolb saaebe OPP 9uer.
Gjenbommeligt NOT paaitob ban
liselebes, bd bet for to aar Tbsn fbit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-09
Ruslano oe Japan
Realiteten paa Rriesfoo.
Der bliber form 0 b NIT
Zig in9en formel &rig8s
ertlering giDet.
Gnglanb D er uttib.

2onoon, 8. 5e6r. - @r6ange Sc
legrapbs aorreIponoent / puris bar
bet fra officlelle &reble, at 5rantrlg
er be TENT poa at gpre ct ejeblittez
li9t og aloorli9t 5oripg paa at meg
lie melem auslanb pg Sapan. Der
iiges, at W}d9terne bar forlitret
6rantrig DIN beres moralite Stptte
/ bets 5orlpg.
Baron 6apuibi, Sapans Wiinii ter
| Qon0on, inoremmebe Dag tiblig,
at Der bar arigstilitanb mellem 3us
lanO og Sopan.
Der bliber muligpis ingen &rigsz
ertlaring gibet. Set engellte llbens
rigsoepartement boloes 1faoig un=
oerrettet om 1oer af Sapans De.
O9gefer, bets &rigsplaner ;. I. D..
Den brittle 5laabe bolber fig fers
big til at brpbe op paa ct 9je6lits
Barrel, 3iIfalbe arigen brpber uo.
2lomiralitetet telegrdf ferebe 2tfs
tes til alle fire griguber og anbre
Qlfoelinger, ipm bur 8eierbemanb=
Itab 5jeneIte, o9 ipurgte ON 9lntalz
let al bisle Nlano og andre @ntelt=
6eoer. Der inblp6er telegrafilfe
Sbar.
aa6inettet 6olot MlpDe / Dag peb
Wiiooa9stio for at operpeje Situa.
tionen 9Iten.
o56e Bag. Rat." publiIerer ct
Telegram fra en- 5otio &orrelppnz
BENT Iom meloer, at man 6pert 9ies
6lif penter arigsertlGring. De gam
les aaab bar bolbt Msbe / Dag unz
Der Wlitaooens 5oriabe
Sapans ferite gepagelie bill blioe
at lenoe en- 5laabe til &orea.
S Dag iagoe Setreter Qlctet
Douglas Iom Spar paa ct Spgrgs=
mddl:
u8i er officielt unberrettebe ON.
at Den oiplomatiIte 5orbinbelIe mel
lem Ruslano og Sapn - sFbru0t.
men Ssf enfefte fan bi ttfe Itge an
bet enb 4pdb yresIetetesrammsrne
Ear iagt.
9ioere 6ebber bet fra 2onbon.
Den bafehtfigite 9p6eb er, at N
ItGrt jupaneiiif 5laaOe er afiejlet II
@6emulpo aored, og at flere ru8z
fife 0anbelsbampere CT 6leoen tag
ne.
Ct. Petersborg, 8. Seb. = Srot
al at bente. lengere pad Guslanbs
Sbar pdd oens iibIte g2ote bar ben
iapaneiiife Regering / 8ddr gennen
G5reo 2amsoorf, 9uslanbs llbenz
rigsminiiter, officielt 6etenbtejort, at
Sopan bar 6eitemt at afbrbbe II
biplomatiIf 5or6inoelie meb Husz
lamb o9 Itrats at bjemfalbe fin Sc
lanot % bile i'm 2egation fra 81.
petersborg.
6elQenoe oemne Sapans 9etenbtz
gerelie ubIenote ben rusiiite 3egerina
ltrats ct Girful9re, bjemtalbte Den
rrsiiite 2egation fra Sotio % err
tlGreoe, at Sapans 6anbling, ioet
bet life ofbenteoe 9iuslunbs Spar,
td'teoe belle 4nibdret for, bbao Der
aaotte felge, oper paa Sapan.
Wlelbingen af bpiltet Stribt Sas
pom hopbe foretc9et, batte itor 5ors
bapielIe og 8ebaeelfs ber. NusIdnbs
Srar bar allerebe / ben rusflte Mis
inter Baron be HoIens SGnber for
at leberes til Sapans llbenrigsmiz
niIter, ba Sapans geIanbt, 30. Sur
nio nm Gftermiobagen SCI. 4 biIte fig
! llcenrigsbepartsmentet pg 6ab om
lin &ejIepas. 0an fit ben itrafs.
$ utrolig fort Sio bapbe bele ben
iapaneiiite 2e9ation pattet iammen
oa bar reiiefarbie. Se tos bsflig
QlfItsb meb Oiplomuterne ct. pez
tersbor9, fire ,,cars" bar tilrebe for
oem, os fda for be be afIteb.
Mebens bet iiges fra rusIilfe Sis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-09

ben, uoilettebe Stpltroberne af 5il.
bGrelien, iom ON De 6dpbe beret
SboDlItittasier."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-09

5 qlnleOning df aongens 9jem=
tomit er Der ubitebt en- allerbsjeite
9unossrelle ON, at aongen after
ielb bar oOertdget Regeringens 81
reie.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

thur Bond. Clovis: Carin Braese, 2622
Folsom street. San Francisco; William
Christensen; Kentfield; Teddy Clifford,
Alameda; Eulah Cooper, Elmhurst;
Beryl Cramer. Stockton; Birdie Cook,
Sacramento; Donald Craig, Alameda;
Leslie Collins, Haywards; Bruce Crane,
40 Franklin street. San Francisco; r. e.
Crane, As Franklin street, San Francis
co; William Dunning, 929 Bush street,
san Francisco; J. Donohoe, 3246 Twen-
ty-hfth street, San Francisco; Henry
Delaney, 1714 Clay street, San Francis
co; Essie Danner, 2515 Bush street, San
Francisco; w. Dooley, 1923 Natoma
street, San Francisco; Merran Ellis, $40
Dolores street. San Francisco: Bertha
Ellingwood, 1881 Sanchez street, San
Francisco. Ruth Erwin, Berkeley; Hazel
Eskewr, 61s Alemany street, San Fran
cisco; Fred Fernhoff. 220 Twelfth street.
Oakland; Elsie Wright, Cotati; Hettie
Flood, Forty ninth avenue and street,
San Francisco; Edna Borden, 2128 Fifth
street, San Francisco; Genevieve Ber-
tollaci, Berkeley; Edna Brown. "A Ale
many street, San Francisco: Dora
Brink, Lakeport; Geraldine Boothe,
Petaluma; Fred Botzbach, Gait; @. Bon.
1899 Telegraph avenue, Oakland; Tony
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

She Is fast becoming of that age where
her environments should be changed
to those more natural and cOngenlal;
the company of little ones, the caresS
and guidance of a mothers hand. Moth
ing derogatory in the least to your ac-
tions or rejecting on you in any way
do we mean by this demand, for such
it is, but you can readily see, If you
pause and consider. that we are right;
we simply wish to place the child where
she will be better off in every respect
One of the committee said afterWard
that 1t was hard to face the Old man
when he at last fully understood them
His hand trembled as he ran 1t over
his thin locks.
me?" he faltered.
with Mrs. Thompson. you know. She
has lost her little one-it will be a
grand home for Little Bell
For three years an over I've cared
for little Bell even when she was a
baby an could hardly eat. You were
all here when she came; none offered
to help then-she was cute then. but
her-nursed her when sick an taught
her to do right as she grew. Now she
seems my own child. An Mrs. Thcmp-
son, she was here three years ago-why
didn't she want ner thent why, cause
she had one, but now she wants mine
'tain't right-'tain't right" walled the
old man.
Come here, Little Bell" The child.
who had been watching the old man in
open-eyed wonder, dropped her rag doll
and ran into his outstretched arms.
"Pap-pee, don't cry; mes a good
girl" The old man strained her to his
breast, the women were silent. Mrs.
Dillon, who sat in the background
could not keep back the tears.
You say you are sent" continued the
old man, becoming calmer and releas-
ing the little one. who sent you?"
Were a committee of the w. c. G. C.
It has been fully discussed in meeting
and all are cognizant of our efforts IN
this case. Consider, it's for the child's
good Mr.. Potter"
Il suppose you could take her any
way-I mean the law" said he family
"Oh, we do not wish to take those
means. Mr.. Potter. The change should
be made amicably."
Il suppose you're right-maybe you
are, but it about kills me-" and he
brushed his eyes hastily. II suppose 1t
is for her good. Come here, Little Bell.
Kiss me. There, you is going with the
Iadies-I'H come by and by. Take your
dolly" He kissed her and turned away
to the fireplace and sat heavily down.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

Brown, Petaluma: Leslie Allen. 1889
Franklin street. Oakland; John Ander-
son, Petaluma: Mabel Andrews. Bur-
1ingame; Charlotte Curtiss, Healdsburg'
Leona Hurlbut, 1104 Santa Clara avenue.
Alameda; Henry Alves, S25 Hampshire
street, San Francisco; Ray Koopman,
Vallejo: Irving Granicher, 1886 Market
street, San Francisco; Lucinda Hall, 734
Valencia street, San Francisco; Susie
Hooper, 924 Filbert St., Oakland; Sammie
Hern, Tulare; Addie Hartmeyer,
Wheatland; Ted Hardwick, $40 East
Twenty-f1fth street, East Oak
land; Edna Hidorn, Knightsen;
Leon Hannaford. Stockton; Gertie
Newman, 2412 Pacific avenue. San
Francisco; John Hope, $50 Shotweu
street, San Francisco; Lulu Helgoth,
1882 Eighteenth street, San Fran
cisco; Lola Hoffman, 18 Page street,
San Francisco; Hubert Hynes, Sac
ramento; George Harrison. De Witt;
Gladys Hewitt, Santa Cruz: Charley
Holm, Los Banos: Ruby Jewell. 712
Sutter street, San Francisco; Edward
Jose, 1112 Mason street, San Francis
co: Marjorie Jones, MADEIRA; Juanita
Judy. Sonora: Martin Johansen, San
Rafael; Minnie James. Sacramento;
Carrie Jensen, Palo Alto; Lena
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
ANSWERS
PUZZLES

senbaum, 1884 Bush street, San Fran
cisco; A. Reilly. 237s Sutter street,
San Francisco; Hattie Russell, Brent
wood; Charlie Rickard. Sacramento;
Lloyd Schooner 1929 Shotwell street,
San Francisco; Ronald Stewart, $500
West street. Oakland; Edna Shepherd.
1897 Telegraph avenue, Oakland; AL
ice Schrevier. 1914 Ellis street, San
Francisco; Mary Smith, 1903 Tele-
graph avenue, Oakland; William
Stephenson. San Jose: Jessie Stone,
NIB Webster street, San Francisco;
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

81 Eleventh street, San Francisco;
Clara Bascom, 20S1z Leavenworth
street, San Francisco; Gladys Boul,
Black Diamond Dollie Bouyer, Sacra-
mento; Ben Osborn, Watsonvilie; q ].
O'Brien, Gilroy: Adeline Parsons. 1922
Ninth street West Oakland; Velma
Paul, Suisun; Kenneth Pyle, Gilroy;
Ed Powell. Sacramento; Jeanette Os-
wald, 228 Fair Oaks street, San Fran
cisco; D. Newhouse, 1858 Post street,
San Francisco; Gladys Meyers, Berke-
ley; Edna Mclaughlin, Sacramento;
Pearl Van Meter, Lafayette: Hugh Nc
Connell, Berkeley; Cecile McTaggart,
463 Shotwell street, San Francisco;
Norah Mouritz, 2015 Chestnut street,
Oakland; Will Mendes, 1874 Twelfth
street, Oakland; Harry Moseley, 1725
Fifth street, Oakland; Willis Lynn, 56
Pierce street. San Francisco: Laura
Levy, 1127 Steiner street, San Francis
CO; Edna Lund, Suisun; Lucille Granich-
er. 2336 Market street, San Francisco;
William Bente, 56z Twenty-third street,
Oakland; Elmore Bell. st. Helena; Ar
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

be a small burden-but We'll be re-
paid"
The old lady brought to light long
unused dresses and with her stiffened
fingers laboriously fashioned dresses
and gowns for Little Bell. The old
man, in great glee, would hold her in
his arms at meal time, feeding and
stuffing till the little one would we'll
nigh choke. needing not the old lady's
arguments as 10 the rightful method
of procedure. Not unlike two children
with a doll were they She grew so
fast and was so bright that the few
that stopped at the cobbler's marveled.
In six months the story of the waif
had lapsed from the memory of al
most all. 1t was never mentioned at
the w. c. c. c. meetings. Why should
il be- All knew little Bell had a
home; that the Potters were moral
ly good-every one said so. However
they were poor, but they were happy
oh, so happy, those old people!
Passers-by would stop and admire
and pet the child as they said, What
a pretty grandchild!" The old man
would smile and chuckle, "Grandchild?
Why, it is our child-mine and the old
woman's. No one else has any claim
on her."
Ihree years passed away thus when,
in the fading summer. the aged part
ner of Amos passed away. Upon the
evergreen knoll overlooking the town
they laid her. Again Little Bell came
into the notice of the public eye.
Il wonder what Potter viii do now?"
Queried Mrs. Dillon of her husband.
dor? he answered. Has not his
wife been an invalid for two years
His cares will be less, II anything"
''He certainly cannot care for that
child alone" she continued
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

Treca Hurlbutt, Lakeport; Lucy
Stone, French Gulch; Will SIMPSON.
Pacific Grove; Lillian Snydan. 1915
Washington street, San Francisco;
Blanche Shea, Pasadena; Marjorie
Slater, 3274 Adeline street, Berkeley;
Martha Sauer. 1879 Seventeenth
street, San Francisco; Alice Somer-
vile. 1891 Henry street, San Fran
cisco; Ralph Spencer, Santa Rosa;
Sam Sterling, 1925 Folsom street,
San Francisco; Hazel Sexton, 224
Duncan street, San Francisco; Car
oline Thurwachter, Watsonville; Ches-
ter Wells, rs Rincon place, San Fran
cisco; Eddie Walters, 3177 Twenty
fifth street, San Francisco; Maggie
White, Watsonville; Dorothy Wenzell,
1889 Forty-ninth avenue, San Fran
cisco; Helena Warness, SO Albion ave-
nue.. San Francisco; Ernest Behre,
1852 Fifteenth street, San Francisco;
Bernice Behre, 1852 Fifteenth street,
San Francisco; Allison Borise, Visalia;
Mamie Black, Vallejo; Irma Meagor,
San Jose; Helen Baum. 663 Willow
avenue, San Francisco; Katie Burke,
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

There was hurried rustling Of skirts,
the door gently closed and all was 81
lent. The committee had gone, with
them Little Bell.
What a Thanksgiving for old PotterI
For an hour he sat with bowed head.
finally he arose and cropping his way to
the door he threw IT wide. A gentle
breeze was moving up the great gulch
from the far-off valley. The vine on
the arbor before the door was just be-
ginning to change to a ruddy, golden
color. and here and there among the
deep foliage, still safe from the failing
eyes Of the old man, hung several clus-
ters OF the red tokay. Darkness shut
ting from view the surrounding hills,
he turned and moved mechanically to
the table and lit the stub Of candle that
remained in the socket. For a time he
stood undecided IN the center Of the
room; then he began moving about,
aimlessly at first. but finally as though
in search OF something. his gray locks
moving this way and that as he passed
from corner to corner OF the room. At
last he stopped before the wooden rock
er, brushed his hand weartly across his
eyes as though to control his weaken
ing senses, and sat down Drawing the
rocker to the fireplace, with his foot he
gently rocked 1t. cooling q lullaby the
while.
Hours passed. the room grew cold.
Several times he arose and peered into
the cradle as though to reassure him
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

Koch 1927 Sanchez street, San Fran
cisco: Sid Keenan,. 1855 Madison
street, Oakland: David Kribs- 1oS
Devlsadero street, San Francisco: n.
Nd. Knight, ISL Guerrero street. San
francisco; Freda KONG, 1874 AIca,-
traz avenue. Berkeley; Cora Kirby.
$50 OFarrell street. San Fran
cisco: Sarah Labaree. DanviIle-
ray F'arren. Chico: Frank Foster. Sac
ramento; Francis Garrett, Berkeley:
=. Grimmelman, South Berkeley:
alexander Greig, Vallejo; Bulah Ca
roner, Modesto; Waldemar Gentzch.
1879 Twenty-third street, San Fran
cisco; Robert Gerhon, 1910 Ellis
street, San Francisco: Annie Gerhon,
IS4O Ellis street, San Francisco; F.
Gillespie, San Leandro; Genevieve
Gadden, Healdsburg; Alma Jones,
1914 Railroad avenue, Alameda; Jen-
ME Williams, Yreka; Miriam Huse-
man, 1403 Seventh avenue. East Oak
land; Nellie Camp, Berkeley; Frank
Russell, Santa Cruz; Ralph Nixon,
1902 Eddy street, San Francisco; May
Robinson, Pacific Grove; Ray Hill
man, 763 Harrison street, Oakland;
George Hartman. 164S Telegraph ave-
nue., Oakland; Charles Smith, Santa
Rosa.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
to

~ HESE are the names Of the
lucky $50 prize winners of No
vember 20, the names of fruits
and vegetables. On December
II there will appear a grand Christ
mas offer in the way of prizes, some
thing which will be splendid Christ
mas morning gift from The Sunday
Call Prize list will be announced on
the 11th.
James Rouselle, Benicia; Gertie Ro-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04

HAS he not dore so for years?"
said Mr.. Dillon ernphat:cally. with
out much outside aid, If know
rightly"
LAS chairman 1 have been requested
by the club to investigate the cordi-
tions there with view to the better
ment of the little ones welfare"
Huh! Comes rather late. seems to
me, after three years. The child has
been nursed through the most labori-
Gus part of it's life. Who asked you to
investigated"
Mrs Thompson. You know since
her baby died She"
Wants some one else's," broke in
Mr.. Dillon. His wife arose and left
the room There was a smile of sar-
casm on Mr.. Dillon's face.
However. on behalf of their presi-
dent the W. c. c. c. went valiantly
to work, as it expressed in reg
ular meeting, to alleviate the wants Of
that poor motherless child.
Often now old Amos would have call
ers. They would come and chat with
the old man, pet little Bell and leave
her hands full of toys and candies.
Poor motherless child" they would
say. Yes, she's been motherless be-