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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN


The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society Of ST. Monica's church viii
be- held this evening at 7.3o
Auetionl Wednesday September IS,
3 p. m, Main street, next to f. A.
Prindle's hardware store, lot Of house
hold goods Glenwood range, iron bed.
steads, iron upholstered couch, tables,
kiteh ware. etc, etc, TO the highest
bidder. Owner going abroad. Herbert
a. Rngg, auetianeer
The funeral service of Llewellyn, the
7-months-old son OF Mr. and Mrs. a. A.
Carroll, WAS held al nine o'clock this
morning from St Moniea's church, the
Rev. P. NJ. MeI<enna officiating. The
interment was IN the Catholic cemetery.
The pail bearers were Kenneth Gale,
Charles Whiteford, John Riley, Cyril
Marion, Edward Carroll and Nelson
Brown. The following j. the list OF
the floral tributes: Gross, parents, glad
ioias, Mrs. SAWYER and Mrs Boyce;
carnations, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Car
roll. Miss Helen AIudgett, Mrs. Simonds;
asters, Willie and Alice Carroll, MI and
Mrs. A. &. Moore, MI and Mrs. &. J..
Nhiteford, Mr. aud MIS- William Ta-
casse. Mr. and Mis-. George lloyt, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mackie, Master John Riley,
Iohn j. Metsowan. j. Il. Carroll, Mrs.
y. & Moore, Kenneth Galej pansics,
Miss Elsie Gayen.
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Sioux City, la. Sept. 1l.--C. a. John
son, formerly manager Of the stand
pat' campaign in Iowa, 10 an open letter
says that unless conditions change,
which is not likely, the head Of the Re-
publican ticket Is doomed to defeat.
johnson says there IL general indiifer-
'ence among Republicans Of Iowa as TO
the outcome, ,yand al fhes Democrats need
to do 70 win r. TO 81 to the polls and
vote
10 prove this he quotes d half-commn
ot figures showing that at no time has
Gov. Cummins received within hum
drela thousand of the Republican votes
Of Iowa.
johnson says be has mdae a canvass
of "a counties, and found 25 TO 50 per
cent. of The Republican voters opposed 70
Mr. Cummins.
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sff
Governor Cobb Is Pleased.

RoclSland, Me-, sept. Governor
Cobb gave ont the following statement
last night:
''lAhe latest adFices received by me I'M
dicate that the state is Republican BY
between 5000 and 10000 plurality and
that the Republicans obtained control
of both branches Of the legisIat ne. The
campaign has been very vigorous ono
and the temperance question as affect
ed by the Sturgis law seems to have
been the leading issue. The Democratic
gain in cities and large towns are un-
doubtedly due to local dissatisfaction
with that law and its operation
Il am much gratifed to know that
Maine is still in the Republican column
But in the absence Of detailed knowl.
edge Of the vote, do not care to ex.
press any further opinion OF the re-
suit.
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SCALDED TO DEATH.
Nine Year Old Plymouth, N. H., Boy the
Victim.

Plymouth. n. IT,, Sept. Charlie
Johnson. the 9-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. johnson, lost his life
yesterday afternon BY falling into a
large tank Of boiling hot water at the
heal mattress factory, opposite the
freight depot. The hot water tank,
which holds several gallons OF water, is
used for the purpose of softening poplar
wood in short lengths.
No one knows how long the boy had
been in the tank when fished out by
viii Eceles. an employe at the factory.
Mr.. Johnson, the father Of the lad, was
employed as engineer at the mill and
was but a short distance away when
the boy was taken from the water.
The boy was horribly scaldrd, the
flesh in mauy places falling from the
bones when he was taken ont. The par
cnts are distracted They live on South
Main street and have one son and datgh-
ter left. Some time ago, AIr, johnson re-
ceived injuries while working in the
railroad yard that laid him up for a
long time and he had only been working
1T the mattress factory short tinle. No
one knows how The accident happened
but 1t il coniectured that the lad went
70 the mill to see his father and must
have stumbled into the vat as Il sets low
down on the ground and is shaped like
a WELL
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AMERICAN YACHT
WINS GREAT TROPHY
The Vim Defeated the German AUX
for the Roosevelt
Trophy.

Marblehead. Mass, Sept. II. - The
Roosevelt cup, presented hy the Eastern
yacht club to inaugiuate yachting con
tests between Germany and America,
was wen yesterday by the American
yacht Vim, owned BY Commodore r. Il.
Park Of the American yacht club OF
New York,
By taking yesterdays race the Vim
scored her third victory which gave her
owner the much-prized cnp as well as
the honor of showing that his yacht was
the hese all around craft of the six
that started to race in the series begun
a week ago yesterday.
The Vim won the second, third and
fifth, while the AUX captured the first
race and the Wannssee the fourth
The designer OF sae Vim was VIII
liam Gardner and Clifford Bucknam was
her commander.
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GRoToN.

Hon K. NJ Harvey Of Montpelier was
~ town one day last week.
Mrs Mary Wilson, who has been visit
iua her sisters here, went to South Rye
gate Saturday
Cleon Whitshill returned from Boston
friday, where be has been for the past
five weeks Tearing the BARRIERS trade, and
is working in the shop Of a. r. Taylor.
Mrs. Robert Hosmer is teaching in
WestyilIe.
NJ. T. Benzie Co. have purchased the
stone sheds Of j. r. Darling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Morrison left
Friday morning to visit their son,
George, and other friends in Manchester,
n. H.
There were no services at the Method
list church last Sunday on account Of
the illness Of Mrs. a. ) Hough, wife Of
the pastor, who is very low,
Miss Nellie Knox returned Tuesday
from a visit TO friends in franklin and
Meredith, N. n
Mrs Frank Miller Of South Peaehani
pas 80 far recovered from her recent ILL
ne N as To visit her mother, Mrs Susan
Wllitehill, one day last week
The village school commenced this
week with the same teachers, except
Mrs. Mary Kemp, who takes the place
81 Miss Blanche WEIGH in the intcrniedi.
itc room.
Fred Roe Of Berwick, Maine, who re.
Gently bought the Colby place, moved
there last Wednesday. MIR. Roe formerly
lived in Newbury.
NJ. n. Clark, who was SO badly IN
faed last weel, by being run over by
lis team still remains in critical con.
dition.
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MILLIONAIRE OELRICHS
CUT OFF HIS WIFE
Declared in Will Which Was probated
Yesterday That She Had an
Ample Fortune Of Her
f,,,.,

New York, Sept, Herman Del.
richs, who died at sea on Sept. i, left
the bulk Of his estate to his brother,
Charles Oelrichs, and to his sister, Airs.
Lucy Jay His wife, from whom he
had been estranged for some time, was
cut of from any bequest. To the son,
Herman 0elriehs, Jr,. nothing Is left
but pieces Of jewelry, guns and some
other personal effects. Other relatives,
his secretary and his valet are rrmem.
bered in his viii.
The will was fled for probate vester-
da. Mention is made Of the sen as
follows.
"As my wife has an ample fortune
Of her own, / make no bequest or de-
wise to her
"As my son. Herman Oelrichs, 1r,
is the heir and next Of kin of my wife,
and will doubtless be amply provided
for by his mother, in her last will and
testament or by the law in the event Of
her dying intestate. I make no heqaest
or devise to him other than the specific
bequest in this will
Inc specific bequest to the son Is
thus made;
RiNt Hiih bciNtdtH dH II NY
watches. scarf pins and ieweiry of ev.
cry kind Whatsoever my furniture, guns
and other personal effects absolutely
and forever, to my son, Herman Gel.
ricfs, Ir."
To his half sister Mary Singleton
Livingston, Mr. 0cIrichs heqneathpa $780,
600 with the provision that IN case she
Or her heirs contest, the hequest shall
be null and void
TO his nephews, Duncan McRae Liv-
ingston and Robert Z. Livingston, Mr.
0elrichs left $4,000 each and the same
amount is devised TO niece, Jacque
lima Livingston TO his half sister.
Julia NJ Hazel. IS left SIS 900 and to
his nephews. Adrian and Max Hazel,
81, 900 each. TO James F. Lomas, his
secretary, is heqeuathed Si000G. and to
his valet, Nelson Nordstrom. $1,000
a specific bequest Of S300.006 is made
to ais brother. Charles May 0elliehs, anil
S10O 900 is left to Mrs. Jay. The resi-
due Of the estate. both real and per.
sonal and mixed. IS left to the brother.
Charles May 0elrichs, who also Is named
as sole executor
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the state. and it was the most sicious,
bitter and energetic one for years.
LABOR MEN PLEASED.
With Showing Made Against Congress-
man Littlefeld.

Lewiston, Me, Sept. IL II L. Frost,
"a prominent labor leader, one of the
Representatives elect to the legislature,
was seen last evening and said that
while the leaders were sorry that Mr..
littlefeld was not defeated, they were
or the whole quite we'll satisfied with
the work.
@We realized that we were fighting
against great odds, he said, "and while
we wish we had won, we congratulate
ourselves in cutting down his plurality
al we have done. We think that the
reduction in his plurality was largely
due to our fight against him, but, of
course, admit that there were other ele-
ments entering into it. II Mr.. Little.
field il again nominated two years from
now we shall certainly renew our fight
against him, and we shall win next
time"
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BURLINGTON PARocHIAL SCHOOLS.
Opened Yesterday With Attendance of
Over l,400.

Burlington, Sept. li-The parochial
schools in this city opened yesterday
with masses at both st. Mary's Cathe-
dral and st. Josephs church. There
will be over 400 children attending the
paroehial schools in this city this fall.
At the Nazareth school $50 children re-
ported yesterday, There viii be over
200 at ST. Josepfs and nearly ZOO at the
Cathedral school. At each school there
Il large increase ocer the attendance
lust season. The same teachers have
been retained IN All three schools.
Each school las been thoroughly clean
cd aud repaired during the summer and
they now present 4 neat and attractive
appearance Between 5000 and $500 has
been spent the past summer for repairs
on tho Cathedral school
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AUTO ACCIDENT IN
NEW YORK STREETS
Two Persons Killed Last Night in Two
Accidents--One Pedestrian Struck
Two Machines
CoIlided

New York, Sept. IL Mrs. Michael
Kane and Mrs. James Quinn while cross
ing a street in Far Rockawav last night
were struck By a swiftly running auto
mobile Mrs. Quinn received injuries
Of which she died soon after being taken
10 a hospital Her companion escaped
with slieae injuries. Immediately after
the accident the driver Of the machine
put on more speed and disappeared.
Francis William Ford. 20 years old,
while riding in an automobile in Pei.
ham avenue, Bronx, last night collided
with another automobile. receiving in
juries from which he died two minutes
later.
According to the police. two men who
said they were Otto and Charles FIeiseh.
mann, the former a Broadway restaurant
proprietor. were in the machine which
was in collision with the automobile
Ford occupied
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eoMpERs HELPED WIN.
Congressman Littlefeid Says Maine Re-
suits Were Due to Sturgis Bill.

Roekland, Me-, Sept. il.--congressman
Littlefeld when interviewed last night
said:
AT the last election in 1904 Cover
oar Cobb carried the state by 27,500,
ronoressman Allen was elected by 1881,
liftiefeld by 5,391, Burleigh by 6,s63
and Powers by s,0O1. Cobb's majority
4 now estimated at from 5000 10 1o,-
noo Aliens r600, LittIeAelds from
IN soo to $500, Aliens 1000, Burlcigh's
so an II 800, Powers $500 70 1000
les9lt vas due almost wholly to The
etsa'm. bin and resubmission. III my
;,,doment 6ompcrs helped conditions IN
nav district.
l.yinaI Haven, the principal alor
.ogn II Knox county, changed from y
'ass II 24 against me to nine for me.
nrsldahoro. another large labor town,
ase M the same vote as two years
sso Gompers spoke in both Of these
se,sus among others have run as a
LIE liz ahead of my ticket. ! had prae.
ssesity ~. the only congressional fight in
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FIRE LOSS IN BURLINGTON.
Barn Of G. M Allen Destroyed With
Loss Of $1,000.

Burlington, Sept. Ii Fire which is
thought TO have started from detective
electric light wire destroyed the stable
and hay barn on the premises of George
NJ Allen on the lake shore south Of the
city early yesterday morning entailing
a loss estimated at from $1,000 to $40,
0c0
The property is insured for 1000
Five horses and other stock were saved
and most Of tile carriages aud other
vehicles together wifs haYness, robes
etc. Several employees Of the place
were sleeping ii the barn and were
awakened hy the smell OF smoke which
came from the northwest corner of the
stable which is separted from the rooms
where they slept BY court.
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Unable to Lower His Record at Syracuse
To Try Again Thursday.

Syracuse, Sept. ll.-AYitb ideal wealth
er and perfect track Yesterday the
grand circuit s. opening day was COM
plete slIscess. There was a record first
DAYS attendance for the state fair meet
ing. The three vents were closely con-
tested. Audubon Boy went against his
pacing record, 1:59h, making the mile
as follows First quarter, 30%. !; sec
ond, / minute; third, :29; mile, :5eI4.
He viii make another trial ON Thurs
dav.
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BOMBS THROWN.
Province Of RudgusoAska Scene Of Kill.
ing and Raids.

Warsaw, Sept. l1.-A bomb wa
thrown IN the market square of Rud-
pusows<a, province Of Warsaw, yester-
day afternoon, killing one policeman aud
wounding another Later another bomb
was thrown at the entrance Of the Zir-
ardowri spinning works in this city, Sc
vercly woumding policeman and a iani-
tor. The police thereupon fired in all
and killed or wounded forty
aareoue
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LOST BOY FOUND.
Missing Since Saturday Morning Found
in Grand Isle.

Burlington, Sept. II. Heneage Jones,
the IA years old son Of Mr., and Mrs. +.
j. Jones Of 61 Spruce street, who has
been missing from his home since Satur-
day morning, was located yesterday in
Grand Isle and his father went to that
town on the afternoon train to bring
him home He was found BY Constable
v T. Hulburt Of Grand Isle, who with
other officers for some miles out Of Bur-
lington, had been notified Of the boys
iisapeparance. The officer saw the boy
walking on the railroad rack some dis
tance out of tsrand Isle station on the
way to Alburgh He Immediately APP
prehended him and .Rptifed Chief Of Po-
lice RUSSELL who communicated the glad
news To tbs lads parents who were much
worried owe tx swdcreahonts of him.
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CALDERARA FILPA.
Wedding This Forenoon at Home Of
Brides Parents

AT The home of The bride occurred the
marriage this forenoon Of Miss Carma-
lima Botti Filpa, daughter Of John Filpa
of 9 Seminary street, to Angelo CAL
derara, also Of this city The ceremony
was performed by Justice Of the Peace
Mackag in the presence Of about forty
relatives and friends Of the contracting
parties The room where the ceremony
took place was prettily decorated with
roses. The bride wore dress Of white
silk and carried brides roses. The
couple were attended BY Miss Fiorina
Balzarini and Angelo G. Bianchi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calderara left after a
wedding dinner on the noon train for a
"trip TO Boston and vicinity, after which
they win reside in Barre. The groom is
granite carver.
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SHOT WIFE AND HIMSELF.
Double Tragedy Ends a Divided Family's
Career at Hyde Park, N. Y.

Poughkeeprie. Sept. ll.-Shortly az
tel seven o'clock last night IN the vii
lage Of Hyde Park, seven miles above
tins city, l.ay'aona q. Crossman, aged
As years, shot his wife, killing her in
stantly. lie then put two bullets into
bis own heart and died in short time
Rossman had not been living with his
wife for some time.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY COURT.
OPENED at st. Albans Today With Judge
Watson Presiding.

st. Aibans, Sept III, Franklin coun-
III court opened here this morning with
Judge j H. Watson Of Montpelier pre-
siding OF 10 cases OH the jury calendar
III have been set for trial and 20 cases
out Of 30 entries ii the court calendar
have been set for hearings eight Of which
aTr divorce cases
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TRIES SUICIDE
Defaulting Chicago Banks
Presidents Fails
IS NOW CLOSLY WATCHED
This Morning He Took Poison--If Well
Enough His Captors Will Start
Tomorrow to Bring Him
Home.

Tangier, Morocco, Sept. i1.--Paul @.
StcnsIand, the defaulting Chicago bank
president, who IL under arrest here
awaiting deportation attempted 70 com
NIT suicide this morning BY taking poi
son. As result he II seriously ILL.,.
Armed guards now watch to see that he
does not renew the attempt. II he Is
well enough he will sail for home to-
MORROW.
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/. a question for sporting Conscience.

Editor Barre Daily Times Would
you be as kind to insert in your valu-
able paper to settle an argument: If
ones self was to put horse onto the
English turf to run in a race for the
sum of $4,000. would the man that
put that horse there to win it--would
he be gambling Yours,
Citizen.
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CAUGHT FROM CHIMNEY.
Home of Fitch Warner at Brandon Burn
ed Yesterday.

brandon, Sept. IL The home Of
Fitch Warner, north Of the village, was
burned to the ground early yesterday
morning. 1t is thought that the fire
caught from the chimney. The house.
hold goods were nearly all lost. Mr..
Warmers loss will be about 81 500 which
was partly covered with insurance.
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HAD NO INSURANCE.
Col. BatteIl Lost d Barn and Lot Of Hay
Yesterday.

Middlebury, Sept H. One Of the hay
barns belonging to Col BatteI which ii
located on his farm north Of the village
and near the railroad caught fire yester
day ana was burned to The ground.
Shore was no insurance and the building
was full Of hay,
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WILL CONTEST ELECTION.
Editor Aud Of Burlington Wants Vote
Recounted.

Burlington. Sept il Joseph Aud,
The republican candidate, viii contest
the election for city representative and
has had notice TO Tint elect served
upon G. y. Grafton the democratic can.
didate, by Deputy Sheriff Lord. The
notice does not say upon what grounds
but these viii be stated ii detail later
through the proper channels Aud lost
by n votes.
After the election was over there was
"a recount Of the vote in ward five. The
ballot boxes after being taken to the
city clerks office were all sealed and
they are now in the vault awaiting such
action as is necessary.
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NoRWIcH's BIG CLASS.
Already There Are SO Freshmen Enrolled
at Mortified Institution

Mortified, SEPT. H. Norwich tiniyer-
sity opens tonight at seven o'clock.
There are now on the rolls 80 in the
entering class, which IL the largest class
In the history OF the university. Last
years entering class numbered 54, the
largest class np To that time. 1t ~
expected that there will BE 10 or ~
more to enter that have not vet enrolled
There will be in all over $50 students,
d much larger number than has been
in the college since the institution came
To Northfeld in 1868.
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VIII play Barre Club.

The Barre golf club will play match
with team from the Nantistiquet club
Of Brattleboro on the local links, Tues
day, September IS. The Brattleboro
men are to take weeks tour Of the
state playing IN Montpelier Monday,
September 7.
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INDICTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT.
E. A. Norwood Of Bellows Falls Must
Stand Trial.

Bellows Falls, Sept. He. A. Nor
wood OF Redwood, Cal, formerly of the
firm Of Field & Norwood Of this place.
has been indicted for embezzement Of
the funds Of the estate of the late Han
nah Towns He was the guardian at
the time Of her death. He win be
brought to Vermont for trial
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SULTAN HAS CANCER.
German Specialist Has Been Recalled to
Treat Him, Says Report.

Constantinople, Sept III. The mys
terious illness Of Sultan Abdul FIainid
II Il explained BY the news that lie
suffers from cancer A German special
ist has been recalled to treat him.
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Mrs. j. 0. Adams 81 Merchant street
left today for visit at her home in
'4ondon, Ontario, and Detroit, Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-11
sALToN DAM BREAKS.
Million Dollar Effort to Stop Flow of
Colorado River Wasted.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec 1l.--With the
breaking of the Colorado river Sunday
thru a $1,000.O00 dixie. just completed
by the Southern Pacific, settlers in the
Imperial valley have given up prac-
tically all hope of saving their rich
farm lands from inundation. AS most
of these farms lie from 10 to 200 feet
below sea level. there is little prospect
of the waters being drained off unless
government engineers evolve a plan to
turn the river back into it's channel
Where today are rich towns and
prosperous farms. the future seems to
portend only n huge salt inland sea,
hemmed in by mountains. The city
Of Imperial will be from fifty to sew
enty feet under water should the wat
ers not be damned shortly.
The transcontinental line of the Sou
thern Pacific is doomed already. Or
ders were issued yesterday to rush q,
100000 ties and rails to Mecca TO build
a new line beyond the mountain ranges
for a distance of forty miles. Gangs
of men have been ordered to begin
operations Immediately upon receiving
instructions from General Manager
Calvin
Southern Pacific officials are of the
opinion that the railroad will give up
the struggle with the waters. as 1t Is
estimated that S2.000.000 more would
be required in second attempt to turn
the river back into it's old channel.
Even then there is no assurance of the
permanency of the work. Should the
Southern Pacific abandon the fight the
entire region is doomed unless the gov
eminent will take immediate steps.
To add to the gravity of the situa-
ton, the river may scour its way back
thru deep canon and carry away the
100000 government dam at Laguna,
ten miles above Yuma.
Should this dam go out no human
agency can raise water from the river
to irrigate the surrounding lands again,
for 1t will speedily cut channel from
so to 100 feet deep thru the yielding
silt, leaving the farms and fruit orch"
ards high above water
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-11
MAILS SHUT TO SANTA.
Postoffice Department consiens Mis-
sives to Dead Letter Office.

Washington, Dec 11.-Santa Claus
has been barred from the mails. Break
the news gently to the children, but
the postoffice department has issued
fraud order against Santa Claus, and
he will be unable this year to learn
what many trusting and longing hearts
want during the season of good cheer
1t has been the practice of many
philanthropic persons to secure from
the postoffices thruout the country
some of the scrawling little missives,
and make the children's hearts. glad by
supplying many of the wants set forth.
Postmasters receiving letters addresssd
TO Santa Claus. generally laid them
aside. and patrons who could afford 1t
would do a good turn by aiding the
most deserving cases.
Now all letters so addressed must
be forwarded to the dead letter office.
where they will go thru the formal
process of being opened and being ex-
amined. When it is possible to return
the letters to the writers it will be
done.
Notwithstanding this order, Santa
Claus will of course receive some OF
his letters All given for mailing pur-
poses are not mailed, and in exchange
of condolences many parents learn the
contents of the communications, but
the effect of the. strict enforcement OF
department policy will cause many lit
tie hearts TO ache which otherwise
would be made happy.