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B|C MINING DEAL |S CLOSED AT
 CLIFTON
Senator Dorsey Purchases 17O Claims Lying in the Heart of Rich Mining District and Will Work Them.

CLIFTON, Ariz, Jan. 23.-The most important mining deal made in the Clifton-Morenci district since the advent of the Shannon company, sev- en years ago, was cOnsummated this week by Senator Dorsey, of Los An geies. who purchased or bonded be- tween 160 and 170 claims situated in the very heart of the mineral belt.
 The deal has been on for some months, and during the past several weeks a number of prominent min ing engineers have given the proper ty a rigid Investigation, with favor able results.
 The deal comprises the property of the Stevens Copper company, con sisting of forty-eight claIms, which have been operated by the company for the past four or five years, and upon which much development work has been done; the Julius LeZynsky group Of thirty-four claims, which are also extensively develOped; and the Elliott-Wright group of twenJy-seveE claims. There has also been a con siderable amount of development work done on the latter, which is said to be making a remarkably fine show ing, having a ten-foot body of sul- 1 phiGes that will average about 12 per cent. In addition to these groups sev- eral other claims have also been se- cured, which, so far, have not been made public, but the total number of | claims purchased or bonded is not i less than 160. and the senator is still doing business" when claims of mer. it can be had at what he considers a | reasonable figure.
 | The prices paid for these proper 1 ties have not been made public, and probably will not be for some time tC come, but it is known that in the az gregate they will amount to a Consid
 erable sum, enough to make all par
 ties interested independent for the
 balance of their days.
 In an interview Senator Dorsey i stated that both himself and associ ates realized that it will require the expenditure of several million dol lars to put this property upon a pay ing basis. but there will be no lack ot money to bring their plans to a sue 1 cessfuI termination. They enter the district with the knowledge that il will not only be necessary to develop and equip their mines, but alsO I build railroads to connect their plantx
 and mines.
 The senator stated that up to the present time he had been backed il 1 the enterprise by a few friends, bu' no doubt a company would soon ss
 organized to take over and develop | the property, in fact work has al
 ready been commenced on some ot the mines and will be pushed as rap idly as possible on the various groups
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CONDEMN ASYLUM AT CHESTER
State Board Will Abandon RuiIdinr
 as Unsanitary.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 23.-As a result of Dr. Frank Billings complaint regarding state institutions, the state board of charities has condemned the Insane asylum at Chester, used for in same criminals. The building wil be abandoned
 At present the asylum is located in valley and its surroundings are de clared unsanitary to such a degree as not to be 'tolerable. A mistake of 2 former administration allowed the building to be erected where 1t is now and the members of the board have de, cided that the error will have to be corrected and will ask the general as sembly for the necessary funds
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AMAlGAMATED.

New York-Ffgures bearing on the production of the Amalgamated Oup per Co. in year 1906 will be Available within the next week or two. It is off cially stated that instead of a small increase in output as reported fners will be falling off.
 Under existing conditions copper producers do not see how a reaction in prices can be brought about for a long time to come. Copper production reveals no increase in face of increas- ed consumption.
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10 SELL PROPERTY FOR TAXES

DOUGLAS, Jan. 23.-(Special.)-
 Interest is being aroused in Doug las over the delinquent tax sale of property, which will be held in front of the city hall on the first Monday in Februsry-two weeks hence-and inquiries are being made continually of City Marshal Stambaugh upon the aw in this connection.
 He has sent notices to every prop, erty owner failing to pay his taxes for 1906 and the list of delinQuents has been advertised for some weeks. In spite of this, however, there are owners appearing in his office every day who are positive in their asser- tions that they have received no no tices, and that heard through friends that they were in danger of having their property sold on the day of pub lie sale.
 Mir. Stambaugh has convincing proof. however, in a huge pile of pap
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CTS, showing that a large number have already appeared at his office and paid arrears. He is anxious that ev- cry man owning property upon which last years tax has not been paid should be given fair warning. and by means of the mail and advertising he is doing his best to let owners know what is awaiting them if they do not settle.
 Many property owners are out of the city and a large number are busy at the mines in Sonora and various parts of the territory. He asks that al friends of these people let them know of the delinquent tax sale in case the letters he mails to their homes do not reach them.
 At present there Is a large amount of property on which the taxes have been unpaid, and unless a hurry movement is made there will be quite a number minus their holdings
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MRS. AND MISS EDWARDS SAFE

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-CharFes Ed- wards. secretary of the Edwards & Deutsch Lithographing company, yes terday received word that his wife and daughter, who were in Kingston at tlpe time of the earthquake, were safe and had started for New York
 Relief for the suffering residents of Kingston will be taken up by the British Empire Association tomorrow afternoon. Former Alderman Walter J. Rayner, who is treasurer of the as- ssociation, said yesterday the organiza- tion would act promptly. --
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STRANGE DISEASE KILLS 25.

SHAWNEE. Okla. Jan. 23.-Twenty- five deaths within the last fifteen uays is the remarkable record of the fatali- ties from a strange disease in a region along the Canadian River about four and one-half miles from Konowa. I. T., southeast of here. Many persons are seriously i'll. The disease resembles spinal meningitis. but physicians de- clare that the malady Is different in a number of ways.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-23
Dear Santa Claus:

l thought l would write to let
yop know what want for Christmas.
woul like to have soldiers SUIT
and some games and steam en-
gin" that runs on track and cars.
too. and coal wagon that dumps
1t out, a barrel wagon and a pair
Of roller skates and pair of box
ing gloves, and candy and nuts, ana
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-23
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am good little boy and mind
my papa and mama. live near
Wilsonburg on the street car line.
Stop II. Please bring me big doll
that will close its eyes when put
it to bed and n doll carriage and a
train of cars that can pull and some
candy, oranges and nuts. Bring my
papa and mama some nice phono-
graph records. and my grandpa
nine.
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Dear Santa Claus:
win you be so kind MS TO bring
Tedd bear and some candy.
From your friend.
oRPHY HARBERT,
Dear Santa CLAUS:
Dear santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
thought would write you a let-
ter and tell you what I want for
Christmas. I want Teddy hear and
n coat and one Of them bows Ina box
down Mt the ten cent store and 4
doll and a carriage to wheel my
don in. and set OF dishes and d
stove and I think that is All ard II
you win bring these things + VIII be
good little girl.
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Dear Santa Claus:
thought would write you let
ter and tenn you what / want for
Christmas n would like to have a
rubber doh that hollows when you
sueeze 1t, also a Teddy bear. If you
have not got o1S left you can find
one at the stores.\ I viii leaev the
back door open for Seu to come in.
Good bye.
CARL B. so6THBRN. y
Center Branch.
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Your little boy,
DENNIS BATES.

Dear Santa Claus:
am just six years old and / would
like to have you bring me a pair of
skates, box of tools, tireman's hat.
a velocipede, a horn, a Christmas
tree, gun and a little fiddle and
some books.
MERRILL r. FREESE.
P. s.-If you have any thing left
bring 1t along too.
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City
JANEY MAcKEY

Dear Santa Claus:
! want pair of skates. n sled, n
wagon. suit of clothes. n pair Of
shoes and a new cap and pair OF
gum boots. n little house. a train. n
track, Teddy bear some candy and
nuts banans. raisIns. will be a
good boy ana go to school every day
and will try and mind my teacher.
ROBERT BoGGEss.
cts.
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City.

Dear Santa Claus:
want new pair Of gloves. a new
hat. a pair of shoes. n new coat and
new school books and candy and nuts
and oranges. and that is all for
this time
VICTORIA BoGGEss.
CITY.
p. ST. will be good and 70 to school
every day and try to mind my teach
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Dear Santa Claus:

hope you can find smithton where
l live. am boy eight years old
and / wish you would bring me an
Irish Mail car and a set OF ten pins
and want some nuts and candy and
an orange.
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Dear Santa Claus:
am a ME boy five years old and
I Will tell ySu what want for
Christmas. l gant tool box.
wagon. a drum.\stopper gun. double
header sled than viii carry Mark
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am little girl years old ana
want YOU to bring me for Christmas
"a DOH set of dishes and, a little
table and a doll bed and story
book and some candy and nuts. ana
please don't forget sisters and broth
er
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Dear SANTA Claus:

Dear SANTA Claus:
am nine years old and I go to
school every day VIII you please
bring me slide horn and drum
and a fire wagon with three ladders
on 1t and bring some candy. nuts and
oranges and don't forget to bring my
mama and papa something nice.
Yours friend.
EARL GREEN.
Glen Elk
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
! saw your letter in the Telegram
and you want the girls ana boys to
write to you and tell you what they
want for Christmas and I thought I
woua write and answer it. If you
VIII pleas bring me what ask you
for ] will thank you very much. Z
would like to have new coat. hair
ribbons about two yards long. and
= pair of gloves, a dollie with holly
n 1t to work, candy and nuts ana
fruit. If is not asking too much
you can bring me anything else Won
want to. But If you bring these
will thank you very much.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Lear SANTA ClauS:
I viii tell you what 1 want for
Christmas. Please bring me doll.
a pair of rubbers. hair ribbon. coat
and new dress, and candy and nuts
and that is all. j
Your friend.
ALTA DARLINGTON.
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Dear Santa Claus:
Center Branch.

Dear Santa Claus:
am going to tell you what want
for Xmas. I would like to have a
drum and little tin horn to go with
my drum. also want game of
base ball for / arniust learning to
play it and I want a new sled for
my old one is broke. Good bye.
CHARLES PRIM.
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CARL MURPHY.

Dear Santa Claus:
am little boy that goes to
school and am years. old. and !
want gun. a red sled and a Teddy
bear. an automobile and a. hobby
horse. and some caps for my gun
and / want some fire Crackers and
candy, oranges and npts and will
be good boy and go to school
and go to bed early.
Your little boy,
ALLEN MURPHY.
Perry MING.
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Dear Santa Claus:
w. B. PRICE.

Gear Santa Claus:
am little girl ~ years old. /
want doll baby, a pair of shoes No.
4 uarge size). a go-cart for my doll,
some skates, a sled, A B c blocks. a
teddy bear, jumping jack. cry baby
tooth brush. pair of stockings, rather
large. some candy, nuts. oranges,
lemons peaches an apple and very
sour pickles.
Your good little girl
f. QUEENIE PRICE.
P: 81 want a 4ng. bracelet and
watch, which you IN get at the ten
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MILDRED CAHILL.
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me new dress and
hat and bring me a pair of skates
and bottle of white rose perfume.
Please don't forget my little sister,
Maine, She wants a teddy bear
with big blue eyes and blue ribbon
around his neck.
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Dear santa Claus:
Maud street.

Dear Santa Claus:
am four years old and cannot
write, so daddy will write for me
and tell you what want for Christ
mas. I want a doll that sleeps when
you lay her down and go cart for
her, some candy and nuts and a Ted
dy bear. Bring my little sister Ev-
elyn ring like you brought me last
Christmas, and santa don't forget
the little girls whose papas were lost
In the mines at Monongah, Please
don't forget to bring my Teddy bear.
Your little friend,
EDITH SwIGER..
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Your little boy,
WILLIE MILLS.
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
want You to bring mo a big doll
and pair of shoes and some hand
kerchiefs and dress and a ring and
a set of chairs and oranges and candy
and teddy bear and a hat and a
pair Of white leggings and doll bed.
From your friend
ADA TAYLOR.
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Your friend,
JOE CAIIILL.
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus:
wish you would bring me a set
of furs, and doll and doll combs,
cupboard for my dishes. and a
sweater and cap for my teddy Der,
some nuts and candy and fruit. I
live at Smithton
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ALBERT sM1TH.
Dear Santa claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
= heard you were asking the boys
and girls to write letters to you, so
thought would write and tell you
what | want for Christmas I want
a magic lantern and a tool chest ana
n hat.
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Dear Santa Claus:
want sled, a dress. n table,
a package of candy and nuts and
any, thing else you want to bring me.
From your little girl.
DOLA McCUNE.
Locust street.
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Dear Santa claus:
Perry Mine.

Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl ter. years old and
mant you to bring me a doll and q
set OF dishes and a little trund and
story book and new coat and
some candy and nuts.
MAY sROsSIN.
Perry AItee.
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MoRD LEWIS. JR.
Dear Santa Clans

Dear Santa Claus.
We are two little girls and help
mama all we can and 50 please Santa
bring us each Teddy bear. one with
blue ribbon on it's neck and one
with pink and a set of dishes and a
butter fly and any thing else You
want to bring.
Your little girls,
ERcEL AND HAZEL MARTIN.
Wallace.
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HARRY cARDuFF.
Dear Santa claus

Dear Santa Claus
I viii tell you what I would like
most for Christmas. want pair
Of gloves and a whole lot of candy
and nuts and pop corn. am a lit
tie girl just commencing to walk
FLOCHYAw YRIAL.
City.
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TO Good old santa Claus Telling
Him Whnt They Want
for Christmas.

NOTICE TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
All Santa Claus letters should be
in the postofiice before 3 o'clock to-
night to guarantee their publication.
This paper has many letters yet to
publish and does not see how 1t can
handle rush tomorrow. Thus, it
is necessary that the sending OF let
tiers cease tonight at o'clock.
THE EDITORS.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
want sled, a pair of skates.
new hat, new shoes, new coat. doll
that goes to sleep, doll carriage,
a doll bed and want it dress up
nice house, candy, nuts and ba-
nanas
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7 ours truly,

Dear Santa Claus:
/ am a good little girl and live
in Industrial and I want you to
bring me doll go cart and hood
and a coat and some oranges, candy
and nuts. And don't forget grand
ma and grandpa. That IS all.
DAISY ONG.
City.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
I thought would write and tell
you what 1 want you to bring me.
want Teddy bear and a doll and
pair of mittens and some candy and
that is all. From your friend.
LOUISE ROBINSON.
Maud street
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ana a set OF tools also an overcoat
and cap and a pair Of leegiHgs and
a hori and a train Of cars aud q lit
tie desk and pair az gloves and 3
nice story book, and candy oranges
and nuts. and / win be good boy.
Please don't forget me.
CARL MURPHY.
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BERTHA LoMAN.
Dear SAND SLAMS:

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little girl i've years old and
have been good girl do-not want
very much for I know you have 9TH
er children to bring things to. but
If you will only bring me sled.
sweater and bail and candy and
nuts and raisins, and any thing else
you want to bring mel viii thank
you very much
Yours truly.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am a good little boy and I live
out in Industrial and / want you to
bring me big hobby horse and
train and bicycle. and want candy
and nuts and oranges. an don't for
get papa and mama and my little
cousin Rosetta. Good bye. from
City. ~
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ur little friend.
THELMA ROBINSON
Salem.
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
Please bring me key and n desk
and pair Of scales and store and
drum and a coal tipple. paint box.
COW boy suit, some books, chair for
Teddy ana lots of nuts and candy.
Goode bye
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me lots of toys, doll
ana Teddy bear, sun shade and n
little red wagon just like Hatties and
candy and pair OF overshoes.
NELLIE JETT.
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Glen Elk.

Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl six years old and
go to school every day, and I want
you to bring me a big doll that goes
to sleep and a doll bed and a set of
dishes and n little cupboard, and
please bring me some oranges, candy
and nuts.
From your little friend.
GLADYS GREEN
Glen Elk.
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SALLIE MILIS

Don't forget mama she wants a
pair OF house slippers
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Dear Santa Claus:
am ten years old and want a
drum, sled, horn, hobby horse. skates.
choo choo train. engine, candy roos-
ter, kite, whistle, hat, a high chair.
bib, pair of mittens, beauty salve, A
B blocks, q little stove. a pop gun,
and bring my little sister the same
as Queenie.
Your little hoy,
w. B. PRICE.
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EDITH SWIGER.
Buckhannon Ave.

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me n stove and pair
of rubbers and a doll carriage and
gold necklace and some candy and
bring sister a pair of Kid gloves and
I will truly be good
HELEN THOMPSON.
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WARD DARLINGTON.
FtTTy Milne.
Dear Santa Claus:

am little boy years old and I
want you to bring me some candy
and nuts and apples and bananas,
and want some tvs and don ana
Teddy bear and a set of dishes and
postcards. Please bring my papa a
team of horses. From your little s
year old girl,
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vlrginla Sd,
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am little boy ten years old and
90 to school and want you to
bring mo a pair of shoes and a suit.
of clothes ond some candy and nuts.
a horn and 4 pair of skates and win
be just as good as can.
From your little friend. 4
WALTER HYDE
Point Comfort
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FREDERICK sMTru

S35 Chestnut st.
p. s.-And want some CANDY and
nuts
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Reynoldsville.

Dear Santa Claus:
want a bicycle, horn. gun. \
wagon, harp, bank, a cowboy
suit, a pair of shoes, a tin man, a
table, a Teddy bear. pair of skates.
a pair OF overalls. hat, false hair.
an overcoat, little ship, candy, nuts,
oranges, raisins and anything else
you please to bring.
Rosco OGDEN.
City.
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Dear Santa Claus:
My papa takes the Telegram so I
will write you letter. Please bring
me a doll trun. a story book. a stove
and some candy and nuts and any
nice thinGss you have for me. Please
don't forget my brothers and sister
and grandma. You can go to the
barn and get feed for your rein
deers. l am good girl and help my
mama. From Your little girl.
ALADGE WILLIAMS.
Bridgeport.
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FERN ROBINSON.
Salem.
pcnr Senta:

Dear Santa:
am little girl years old and I
have two older sisters but they a.,
to school and get very lonesome
and l want some things for Christ
mas, so here they are: A Teddy
bear. little was tub and board and
little ironing board. candy and
and nuts and apples ana bananas
and this Is all. l am trying to be
good.
Your little friend.
THELMA ROBINSON
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BERTHA BOGGESS.
81 will be just as good as I
can be and will go to school every
day.
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Dear Santa Claus

want a new pair of shoes and a
pair of overshoes. a new dress ana
candy and nuts.
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MAY ROsSIN.

Dear Santa Claus:
i am 4 lite boy q months old and
can walk an talk and want you t.
Pteuse bring -as an automobile. a lit
tie engine and n set % tools and
hobby horse ana a horn ard some
candy. oranges and nuts and don't
forget mama and papa.
Your little boy.
WARD DARLINGTON.
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Dear Old Santa Claus:

am little boy three years old.
want wagon. peanuts, candy and
nuts and want some new dresses
and teddy bear. That is ALL
From your little friend,
JAMES MILLS.
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Tourney and Frank SGcAndrew and
lots Of candy and nuts and oranges.
and don't forget ma friend MARKS
Tierney-
Your loving friAnd.
FRANK Me,ANpREw.
p. s.-Dont forget my little sis
ter Katherine, she wants a plano.
little chair, don and lots OF candy
and nuts.
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ALMA TALKINGToN.
South Chestnut st.
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
I viii tell you what I want for x
mas; set Of furs, two dolls, set
OF dishes, wash board and tub and
Teddy bear and candy ana nuts.
Your friend.
JETTIE WHITE.
Union Heights
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Dear Santa Claus:
l am a little girl years old and
want yout to bring me big doll.
o set Of dishes. a doll carriage and a
doll bed and chair and my little
sisters and brothers and mama and
papa something too. Please bring
me candy and nuts.
Y"nr little friend.
EVA ABBOTT.