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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
WEDNESDAY MARCH %.

WEDNESOA1, MAHCd -.
Harriette de Witt Kittle and Mary H. Cum
ningham to David Garibaldi lot on s line of
Chestnut street 147:3 w of Van Ness avenue
w 75. 1878. E 1913, " 27:6. E 2:9. N
ITO; $40
Charlotte Fricke to Sophie Kuoechel lot on
8 line of Union street. 1926 w of Webster,
w 25 by 1875; $40.
Sadie Dixon and r. Weinberger to Marcus
Hart. lot on line of California street, 1868
OF Scott. 25 by N 132:7h; $40.
Harry w. and Susie Bernheim to Meyer
Blum. lot on line of Pine street. 130 W
OF Lyon. w 31:2. NE 100:3% e 1854. 8
John H. and Sarah NJ. Kruse to Hannah
Frederick street. 1913 e OF Clayton 25 by
103; SO.
Minnie and Morris Erb to Frederick r. and
Alma +. Drinkhouse lot on w line of Tre-
mont street, $50 OF Frederick. S 25 by w
so; $40.
Daniel Einstein to Robert P. Hanson. lot
on n line of Fulton street. S2:6 f of Willard,
E % by N 100. So
Luning Company to Anna l.. Whittell. lot
on n line of O'Farrell street. 1850 of
Steiner. E 21:3 by n 1876: $40.
George p. Kralik George p. X. Hecktor
and Annie p Hecktor to William N w.
Warnke. lot on NV corner OF Fourteenth
street and Treat avenue. N $1,000 w 2s. S
William A. Barlace TO c. G. Barlage. un
divided q of lot on line OF Clinton Park
street. 252:6 OF Dolores, z rs by 8 IS; $40
Bridget. Margaret. John and Francis Dono-
hue, Katie Marion and Ellen Green to Ralph
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
WANTS A FUND CREATED
TO REMOVE INSTRUCTIONS
Commissioner OF Works Aigeltinger
Urges Passage OF Ordinance to
Meet Conditions.

Urges Passage OF Ordinance to
Meet Conditions.
Commissioner of Works Aigeltinger
appeared yesterday before the Super
visors' Finance Committee to urge the
passage of an ordinance authorizing
the Board of Works to remove from
the public streets any materials. mer-
.chandise or appliances unlawfully
placed thereon; empowering the
board to collect the cost from the
owners incurred in removing the OBJ
structions, and creating a new fund
to be designated Street obstruction
fund.- and authorizing the payment
from such fund of the cost Of labor
ard teaming employed in carrying out
the provisions of the ordinance. Aig-
eltinger explained the difficulty in
removing distractions because there
are no available funds to pay the cost
thereof. He cited an instance of fur
niture belonging to a family named
O'Brien. which was put on the side
walk in front of Kate street by the
Sheriff. Aigeltinger said If fund
had been created the furniture could
be removed. although he contended
that the Sheriff should take the fur
niture away. The committee will
take formal action when it complies
the budget.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Wednesday. March %
schr Mary c, Beck, hours from Bodega
Schr Beulah Erickson. IL days from Astoris
Stmr Columbia. Doran. 5115 hours from
Portland, via Astoria AZ hours.
DOMESTIC PORT
PORT TOwNsEND-Sailed Mar 29-Bktn
Aurora for Shanghai.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Observation-Disclosures prior to Mar 29-Stmr
Brinkburn, from Esquimalt and San Fran
cisco; stmr Iyo, from Seattle; stmr Siberia
from San Francisco, for Hiogo, Nagasaki.
Shanghai and Hongkong: stmr Tartar from
Vancouver. for Hongkong: stmr fremont from
HONGKONGESailed Mar 2e-Stmr Em
press of China, for Vancouver, via Shanghai
and Yokohama
LIvERPOOL-Sailed Mar 2e-stmr Oceania
for New York. via Queenstown
NEW YORK-Arrived Mar 29AStmr Kaissr
Wilhelm der Crosse. from Bremen: stmr
Italia. from Marseilles Leghorn and Naples
Sailed Mar oa-Stmr Statendam for Pot
terdam: stmr Baltic. for Liverpool
GLASGOW-Arrived Mar 2S-Stmr Mon
golian. from New York
QUEENSTOWN-Arrive Mar og-sfr,r
Ivernia from Liverpool. fer Boston
ANTwERP-Arrived Mar 2g-Stmr Fin
land from New York. via Dover
Observation-Disclosures Mar 29-Stmr Cretic
from New York, via Ponta del Gada for Al
giers and Naples. and proceeded.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mar 26-Stmr
Oscar II. from New York, via Christiania
BERMUDA-Arrived Mar 2s-stmr Prin-
zessin Victoria Louise from New York and
West Indian ports on cruise
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Californians in New york.

NEW YORK. March 29.-The fol-
lowing Californians have arrived in
New York:
From San Francisco-Mrs. Duell, at
the Spalding; S. l.. Haines, at the
Continental; A. w. Hoefer, at the
Herald Square; w. d. Valentine and
wife, at the Grand Union; A Gardi-
ner. at the Cosmopolitan; j. j. Hen
vide, at the Astor; Mrs. Ivell, at the
Spalding; ]. d. Johnson, at the ST.
Denis; H. L. Akiff and wife, at the
Grand Union; B. l. Esty, at the Her
aid Square; H. p. Nye, at the Astor;
H. A. Smith, at the Hoffman.
From Los Angeles-G. w. Bennett.
at the Murray Hill; H. Walker, at the
Cosmopolitan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
PROPOSALS..


DEPARTMENT of the Interior, Washington.
ID. c.. February 15. 1yo5.-sealed proposals
tin duplicate) Tor the construction OF frame
buildings TO be used schoolhouses and
teachers residences at the following points
in Alaska. to wit: Carmel bristol Bay:
Seldcvia Cook lnlet) Wood Island tnear
kcciIk1; also at Yakutat; Hanes. kiilinoo
Wrangell and Jackson, in southeastern
Alaska. will be received at The department
1905 and will be opened Immediately there
alter in the presence OF such bidders as
10 reject any and all bids received Blank
terms or proposal, embracing specifications.
rartment. or to the Commissioner of Educa-
tion. where drawings showing details may
also be and obtained from Professor
William A. Kelly. at Stka, Alaska; at
Juneau and Douglas IRON Livingston F
Skagway, Seward and Valdez, Alaska.
E. A HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March ., 1905.-Sea,ed
proposals in triplicate will be received at this
office until IL a m, Saturday, April 1, 1905,
and then opened for Doing all the printing.
and furnishing all material therefor. that
may be required at, Headquarters Pacific Di
vision and Headquarters Department of Cali
iornia, during the fiscal year ending June 80
1906. Preference will be given to articles OF
domestic production or manufacture. condi-
tions OF quality and price Gncluding in the
price OF foreign production or manufacture
the duty ihereon) being equal The Unite1
States reserves the right to reject accept
any or all proposals in whole in part In
formation furnished on application to under
signed. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for Printing" :"
and addressed to VIM s. PATTEN. Assist
ant Quartermaster General u. s. A., Chief
Quartermaster
PROPOSALS for Furniture for Bachelor Quar-
ters Hotels. etc.-Ofhce Isthmian Canal
Commission. Washington. d.. C.. March 2s
1905. Sealed proposals. in tripicate. will be
received at the office of the Purchasing
Agent. Isthmian Canal Commission. Wash
ington. ID. c.. until 1890 a M. April 2S
1908 at which time they Will be opened in
public. for furnishing above mentioned fur
niture. Blanks and full Information may be
sistant Purchasing Agent 24 State St. New
York city or Assistant Purchasing Agent
at Custom-house. New Orleans. La. H. J.
GALLAGHER. Major, U. s. A.. Purchasing
Agent.
PROPOSALS FOR PIPE AND FITTINGS
Office Depot Quartermaster 36 New Mont
gomery St. San Francisco, Cal March %.
1905 Sealed proposals. in triplicate, sub
sect to usual conditions. will be received here
until 10 o'clock a. m, Pacific standard time,
Friday. April T. 1905, and then opened. for
furnishing pipe and fittings for Manila, p /.
United States reserves the right to accept
reject any or all proposals any part there
of. Further information furnished on appii-
cation. Envelopes containing proposals to be
marked: Proposals for Pipe and Fittings,
No 2423," and addressed to MAJOR C. A.
DEVOL, .. NJ. [. s. A., Depot Quarter
master.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Sabatino Belluomini, 81. Iseton, and An
Eelina Puccinelli. is, Isleton.
Stanly T. Welch, 81 434 Fremont street. and
Leila A. Mann, Is, 2417 Webster street.
Armand ID. Amiot.i %, 1885 Twenty-fourth
street, and Mary E de Sparr, Do, 3417
Twenty sixth street
Major w. Smith. Sc, Butte, Mont. and
Grace p Whitney, q. Butte. Mont.
John w Shute, SO, Seattle, Wash, and
Alice c. Smiths SO, Fruitvale.
Maurice Balm, 81, 1912 Suffer street, and
Lillian Nathan, 49, Granada Hotel.
August n oberg. 20. Salt Lake City, and
Nettie L. Cummings Is. Los Angeles.
John II, Weir 35, 33S Bush street, and
Hautaunce Hurlburt. 25 1904 Van Ness ave.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
BORN.

LANG-In this city, March %. 1905, to the
wife of Leon NJ. Lang. daughter
MIRAMONTES-In this city March 81, 1905,
to the wife of A. +. Mramontes, a son.
WATSON-In this city, March rs. 1905 to the
wife of Douglas S. Watson, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
EIRTHS- MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
TURF.

HAVE you lost money on the races? Do you
want to get II back? II so see me at once
and ] will show you how and the only way
possible: costs you nothing to investigate:
tip handicapping scheme; have
rothing n sell. Room % &c Montgomery st.
SUFFERING AND STAMnGERING.
MELBOURNE system; 2 schools; $40 Diamond
521 franklin. Inquire 521 Franklin. 1 to 4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
SAM HILDRETH CAN TRAIN
ON THE EASTERN TRACKS

to Lift the Suspension OF Five
Years Ago.
WASHINGTON, March 90. - Sam
Hildreth. the noted trainer, who was
told to go West by the Jockey Club
stewards five years ago and who has
been steadily refused license to train
in the East each season, will be granted
permission to do so this year. The
stewards of the Jockey Club have de-
cided he has been punished sufficiently
and in a few days he will be granted
a license to pursue his vocation. He
is under engagement to E. E. Smathers.
the Pittsburg millionaire turfman. The
cause of Hildreths suspension from the
Eastern tracks Is supposed to be on
account of a fight with John E. Mad
den at Morris Park.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

A wise wife never reminds her hus-
band of the fool things he said when
courting her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
Berger Nav Meet Rodenbach.

Boxer Berger is about to have his
fondest hopes realized. Rodenbach,
the only man who has decision over
him. has practically consented to meet
him in this city on May Is before the
San Francisco Athletic Club. Nego-
tiations for the match have been pend
ing for some time and the bout is
practically assured. DIR. Knipe and
Emery Payne. both Eastern boxers Of
repute, are also anxious to meet
Berger.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
ADVERT'S'NTS
OFFICE. 1910 BROADWAY.
oAx1Arp REAL ESTATE.

REDUCED from S45oO 10 $500: swell Groom
i.sstiahe cottage. sunny side OF street; in
.AceIlent neighborhocd; only minutes
asIk 10 local train; all large sunny rooms
foi gaxlC0 feet; all in opsn lawn; elegant
ralu trees. garden; only short blocks from
puthc school, making an ideal home.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

Berlin has ten homes for poor girls
where the charge for lodging and light
is 81 80 and 81 so a month. and for
board and lodging $40 month.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
FRGIrVALE ADVERTISE
FRu1rvALE ZEAL ESTATE.

$1,000 - NEW 4-rocm shingle cottage; large
porch. high basement. garden. flowers berries
AID shaoe trees: beautiful home; good loca-
tiou: lot 50XIO0: more adjoining land cheap'
very easy terms. Address owner, Z u boA
aa4 FrutVale
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

S2C5O-A pretty G-roam cottage in an ideal
locauon in Alameda; large lot 50xl5o feet
cpeu taWn trees. garden chicken yard ana
houses 10 rear, and positively must be sold
Al once Ibis place be had on very mod
crate terms. Apply on premises. 2l42 Ala
media ave. Of agents
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
RERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
nERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

MIST be sold within the next few days; house
1 rooms and bath: windmill: well Of water
fine shade trees: street work ana sidewalk
done large lot: this is a bargain; near sta
lion. also many other houses ana lots ana
nne Business property. J. p. HALE & Co.,
a5I5 Shattuck ave. 1911 shattuck ave.
Berkeley.
LOS StOQ-S5O DOWN. BAL. $40 MONTHLY
Nv tsact Just opened east OF Ielegraph
ave fne view. write for map: other new
flouerty in all parts OF Berkeley: prices ad-
,ancing NEWTON & NEEDHAM, 2lSl
Center st
Is ROOMS: modern: lot 40SI5; fine location in
s.uth Berkeley: blocks from Key Route;
s26C. $3.50 cash. balance like rent W. n
PT-SsFLL col California St. san Fran
cisco Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
sco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterdays
$40 a m Session
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

I'm good neighborhood; 3 End rooms; open
plumbing. open lawn; rented 70 permanent
tenants. income S52 per month; guaranteed
Agents German Alliance Ins. Co.. New
York. .
hREISS & HORSWILL.
1910 Broadway,
OAKLAND CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30

Ss50C-This is real. genuine snap and
rot merely advertising: now don't miss this
i N0u want q good buy in a T-room modern
lottage within minutes walk Of -Four
reenth and Broadway and narrow gauge
fraiu- outage contains 4 large bedrooms.
rsrItr. lining-room and large kitchen; the
,Aterior IS very pretty, having half circle
prr-n with turned posts and open millwork
good barn in rear, which viii accommodate
: horses and carriage; lot 50X1oo feet this
II even as good a buy for an investment, as
Il aiu readily nay Z per cent on the
money invested.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-05

From this room two doorways led
into smaller chambers. In one a wo-
man lay asleep. with baby beside her
in a crib.
Claus laughed. but he did not laugh
aloud for fear of waking the baby.
Then he slipped big doll from his
pack and laid it in the crib. The little
one smiled, as IL 1t dreamed of the
pretty plaything 1t was to find on the
morrow, and Claus crept softly from
the room and entered at the other door
way.
Here were two boys. fast asleep with
their arms around each others neck
Claus gazed at them lovingly q mo-
ment and then placed upon the bed a
drum, two horns and a wooden ele-
phant
He did not linger. now that his work
the chimney again and seated himself
on his sledge.
"Can you f1nd another chimneyf' he
asked the reindeer.
Easily enough" replied Glosste and
Flossie.
Down to the edge Of the roof they
raced and then, without pausing, leap
ed through the air to the top of the
next building. where a huge, old fash
Toned chimney stood.
Don't be SO long this time" called
FlOssie, 'or we shall never get back
to the Forest by daybreak."
Claus made a trip down this chimney
also and found five children sleeping
in the house, all Of whom were quickly
supplied with toys.
When he returned the deer sprang to
the next roof, but on descending the
chimney Claus found no children there
at ALL That was not often the case in
this village. however, 30 he lost less
time than you might suppose in WIS.,
iting the dreary homes where there
were no little ones.
When he had climbed down the Chin
neys Of all the houses in that village
and had left toy for every sleeping
0Eniu, CIam rounu tnat mis- great sacu
was not yet half emptied.
Onward, friendsw he called to the
deer. "We must seek another village .
30 away they dashed, although II
was long past midnight, and In sur.
prisingly short time they came to a
large city, the largest Claus had ever
visited since he began to make toys
But, nothing daunted by the throng OF
houses, he set to work at once, and his
beautiful steeds carried him rapidly
from one roof to another, only the
highest being beyond the leaps of the
agile deer.
At last the supply Of toys was ex.
h0n0tod nd Invx
the sledge, with the empty sack Mt Lis
feet and turned the heads Of Glossie
and Flossie toward home.
Presently Flossie asked:
what is that gray sfrenk in the
ayT
ut is the coming dawn of day." an
swered Claus, surprised to find that II
was 30 late.
~0ood gracious" exclaimed Giossie,
~thso We shall rot ps hens By day.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-05
Soil

Impoverished soil, like impov-
erished blood, needs a proper
fertilizer. A chemist by analyz-
ing the soil can tell you what
fertilizer to use for different
products.
If your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you what
you need to fertilize it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
are lacking in it. 1t may be you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need a concentrated fat food,
and fat is the element lacking
i'll your system.
There is no fat food that is
so easily digested and assimi-
lated as
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-05

tals. md viii followed him.
Hut Ak was satisfied. knowing that
he could rely on the promise Of the
Prince. however grudgingly given; and
GlossIe md Flo-sie ran home. kicking
up their heels deligbtesily at every step.
when " Christmas Ever Claus
asked the Master.
.'In about ten days" he replied.
''rhen | cannot use the deer this
year" said Claus tboughtfuily. for
shall not have time enough to make my
sackful Of toys
'.The shrewd Prince foresaw that
responded Ak. "and therefore named
Christmas Eve as the day you might
use the deer. knowing II would cause
you to lose an entire year"
"lf I only had the toys the Awgwas
stole from me" said Claus sadly. II
could M my sack for the children"
where are thcyi' asked the Master.
81 do not know" replied Claus. but
the wicked Awgwas probably hid them
In the mountains"
Ak turned TO the Fairy Queen.
"Can you ind thcmY' he asked.
81 win try" she replied brightly.
Then Claus went back to the Laugh
ing Valley. TO work as hard a. he
could. and band Of Fairies immsdi-
ately few to the mountain that had
been haunted by the Awgwas and b.
gan q search for the stolen toys.
The Fairies, ns we well know, pos
ssss wonderful powers, but the cum
ming Awgwas had hidden the toys In
. deep cave and covered the opening
with rocks. no no ono could look In.
Therefore all search for the missing
pIaythings proved in vain for several
days, snd Cisus who sat at home wait
ing for news from the Fairies, almost
despaIred OF getting the toys bsfcrs
Christmas Eve.
He worked hard every moment, but
II took considerable time to carve out
and to shape each toy and to paint Il
properly, 20 that on the morning bsfors
Christmas Eve only half Of one smail
shelf above the window was filed with
ready for the children.
But on this morning the Fairies who
wore searching in the mountains had
= new thought. They Joined hands ana
moved in n straight line through the
rocks that formed the mountain, BE-
ginning at the topmost peak and work
lng downward, % that No spQt euuld
- 0isssd ~ the1r hsight egeS. And
q last thGv discovered ~ oavO Wiars
~ ~ ~ besn hoaoo1 - - 49,
wlsAe1 AWguaA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-05

Claus for forgiveness. He does not
like naughty children, and unless you
repent he viii bring you no more pret-
ty toys
But Santa Claus himself would not
have approved this speech. He brought
toys to the children because they were
little and helpless and because he loved
them. He knew that the best Of chill
dren were sometimes naughty and that
the naughty ones were often good. II
Is the way with children the world
over. and he would not have changed
their natures had he possessed the
power to do so.
And that is how our Claus became
Santa Claus. 1t is possible for any
man, by good deeds. to enshrine him.
self as Saint In the hearts Of the pso-
ple.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-05

these promises, shifted uneasily ON his
seat, for in his heart be hated to refuse
4 request OF his fellow immortals, al
though they were asking an unusual
favor at his hands. and the KNOCKS
are unaccustomed to granting favors Of
any kind. Finally he turned 70 his
servants and said:
'sCall Will KNOCK"
When surly VIII came and heard the
demands Of the immortals he protested
loudly against granting them.
Deer are deer" said he. land moth
ing but deer. Were they horses It
would be right to harness them like
horses. But no one harnesses deer. be-
cause they are free. wild creatures,
owing no service Of any sort to man
kind. II would degrade ray deer to
labor for Claus, who 10 only man in
spite of the friendship layished on him
by the immortals."
you have heard" said the Prince to
Ak. There is truth in what VIII says"
"Call Glossie and Flossie," returned
the Master.
The deer were brought to the con-
ference and Ak asked them II they OBJ
jected to drawing the sledge for Claus.
.'No. indeedv' replied Glossie. I'VE
enjoyed the trip very much"
-And we tried hard to get home by
daybreak," added Flossie. but were
unfortunately n minute too late"
"a minute lost Mt daybreak doesn't
matter" said Ak. You are forgiven
for that delay"
provided 1t does not happen again"
said the Prince of the Knocks sternly.
And will you permit them to make
another journey with mef' asked Claus.
The Prince reflected while he gazed
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-05

DR. pierce's Favoritc Prescription cures
the woman1y diseases which cause ncrv-
ousneas and sleeplcssness II IL the best
Of touics and invigofauts nourishing the
nerves, encouraging the appetite and In
ducing refreshinR sleep.
$500 RUswaea hor tNoMs0s
WybO 00nDOf ~ 0aGs-o6
Proprietor and makers Of Or. Piercc'r
FAvofite Prescription now feel fully war.
ranted in offering to pay $500 In legal
money of the United States for any case Of
Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus
of FALLING OF Womb. which they cannot
cure. All they ask 10 fair and reasonable
trial Of their means of cure.
my wife WAS sick for over eight years. writes
Albert II. Fultc.. xeq., Of Altamont' .crlndy Co,
Tenn. "ehe had uterine disease and was treated
By two physicians and got no relief Al last !
read about Dr, Pierce's medicines aisd We de-
cdded to try hts ravnrite Prescription, n sept
70 the drug store and Rot one bottle and the frat
dose gave case and sleep. She had not airpt any
lbe three nights. Being nure that Il wouId cure
har xsent Tor Ave more bottien and when she
had taken the sixth bottle she was sound and
Weli..
N. Piercs's P1easant Pellets should be
naed with ~Favofite Prescription when
svsS laxative u required.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-05
Chapter Stfteentb
Santa CIausi"

VLACS thought that none Of the
~ children would ever know
where the toys came from
which they found at their bedsides
when they wakened the following
morning. But kindly deeds are sure to
bring fame, and fame has many wings
to carry its tidings into far lands; SO
for miles and miles In every direction
people were talking of Claus and his
wonderful gifts to children. The sweet
generousness Of his work caused few
selfish folk to sneer, but even these
were forced to admit their respect for
4 man SO gentle natured that bs loved
to devote his life to pleasing the help
less little ones Of his race.
Therefore the inhabitants Of every
city and village had been eagerly
watching the coming Of Claus, and re-
markable stories of his beautiful play
things were told the children to keep
them patient and contented-
When, on the morning following the
arst trip of Claus with his deer, the lit
tie ones came running to their parents
with the pretty toys they had found.
and asked from whence they came.
there was but one reply to the ques-
ton
.Tbe good Claus must have been
here, my darlings. for his are the only
toys in all the worldw
But how did he get in?" asked the