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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-18
How Quality is Reduced

It is just question of evaporation. One
third of the water of raw milk can be taken out
by evaporation, or twice as much water can be
taken out. The resulting product of both proc
esses will look and taste much alike.
But stop and think of the difference in cost
Realize how it will be when you come to dilute
the milk for use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-18

The game of Old Blind Jack always oc-
casions much hilarity. To play it large
pumpkin cut from yellow paper muslin
and basted on a sheet is needed. The
features may be cut from darker muslin
and pasted on, emitting one eye. To
each member of the party is given
muslin eye. to which a pin a cookie
burr is attached. The sheet is stretched
across the door and then. one al time
the players are blindfolded, turned around
three times and sent off to attach the
eye wherever they think it belongs. Varied
ami wonderful are their attempts and
the rooms ring with laughter. prize
is given TO the one locating the missing
orb most accurately and a consolation
prize for the biggest failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-18
IN THE KITCHEN.
Southern Beaten Biscuit.

Sift together one quart -four salt
spoonful salt and half teaspoonful bak-
ing powder. Rub into the -four with the
tips OF the fingers heaping tablespoonful
lard, then add cup Of milk or enough
to make stiff dough, sitter than for
bread. Now. If you follow the old-time
method of beating. take biscuit beater
rolling pin and beat the dough on a
block OF hard wood until it blisters and
pops. 1t takes strong arm and q skill
full one to beat well. Cut into rounds
about the size of watch (medium size)
Prick with fork and bake about 30
minutes in moderate oven. II you like
short cuts iii your culinary methods in
stead of beating try running the dough
through food chopper about six times
This blisters the dough as well as the
traditional method of beating and can be
done in a tenth of the time.
Cream of Tomato Soup.
Scrape two young carrots. peel one
young turnip and cut in slices, together
with stalk or two of celery, a leek
and u small onion. Add a few sprigs
of parsely. half bunch of chives cut In
small bits and Glove of garlic, If de-
sired. Cook for an hour in three cups
water. then add quart can Of tomatoes
Simmer gently for two hours longer.
then strain through a colander. Melt
large tablespoonful butter in sauce
pan, stir until rather brown. then add
two tablespoonfuls -four. When blended
stir in cupful of the hot soup stock
then turn the thickened mixture back into
the soup pot. Cook ten or fifteen minutes,
season with "a tablespoonful salt scant
teaspoonful pepper and a teaspoonful
sugar. Serve hot with fried or toasted
croutons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-18
The lIod@Sty> OF Women

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in O
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5
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matte d1oC reatre THERE'S other
andsa for elca Presrip Itures
fenalew t
clips aInostaw always
Favorite Prescription" is strictly alcoholic non=sece
all its ingredients being botte=wrapper;
tais deeerous t=foring native
medicinal root entering into its composition the full
dorsememt of those eminent i'm
medical practice.
o OF ingdien WILDE
r. y
O
The intelligent
S Of makes
Dr. Ices Medical Adviser
j.
dbowe
t take scandy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-18
Why Quality is Reduced

Just now the United States laws don't protect
you and your grocer against weak, Evaporated
Milk, because the standard has been relaxed.
The law is not enforced. There is much com
petition and great temptation to reduce the quail
ity so the wholesale price can be reduced.
Van Camps Milk has not been reduced in
price (your grocer will tell you that and we
positively guarantee you the quality has not
and will not be reduced
Quality is what you must have and we know
it is wise to give it to you. So quality is what
you can depend upon in Van Camps Milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-18
"ROOSTER" AND OTHER GAMES
FOR THANKSGIVING FUN
Pilerim'' Is Game That Grown-Ups Will Enjoy" Old
Blind Jack' Will Cause Mech Merriment
80: Among the Spectators.
Old Blind Jack.

the spirit of the occasion. take part in
this merrymaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-18
A Warning About
Evaporated Milk
you can't get Van Camps Milk at store ask
Don't take other brand and think is like Van Camp

All Evaporated Milk looks alike and tastes
much alike. But there is difference. And the
difference in quality makes vast difference in
the manufacturer cost and his profits. This is
important to you.
The difference is in the richness, for after
purity richness controls the value of milk
The manufacturer of some other brand may
have told your grocer his brand is as rich as
Van Camps. But is it so?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-14

tenant nicoer5llleeenL neil leine Bor'
lage eiuitimmig perTuorfeH DNroe.
Setu 3as,ptopppuent, Der ebentallS
iebr 6efannte @erIiner Sd)onlpielcr
Sernionn RiIien, tpllroe ais ictu
Nadfolqer crtuGblt.
NahmCbeu Der Safer
ariiiS.
IN Den 9l1ttern rper0en Die Gr.
o%rterlthgen iiber Die SteQlng oes
aniicrS uho oeS &on}IcrS, ionic Die
beiflc Observation-Disclosures 5ragc iorts
aeieBt, pclb' 2cBtere elmer Sonoer.
Gommiiiion bea ReihStugeS 3llr Eril.
lung ltnb @cridltcritnttumg iibertuie
ieu Dorben lit. Gle ucrifieoenen
ein't)ldgigcu Snitiatiu.N ntrG9e mel.
dlc ais hct Rcitcn ser GSrCiiinniqelt,
oes Gcntrnma mo ser So3toloenlo.
traten beroor3cgmgen iin6, merocn
nod lbrcm &ertL Interchangeable
llnipcrtb, i'll Ser uns iiibrlidltcn Meiie
fritildl b%eIcudtet. Sn AQgemeinen
gebt Die AWiidt oobilt ooB init ser
HuSiit6ruug Der Nutrdgc proftiit,
ntd)t uicl %gelponncu icin miiroe. Cine
Ncnocrumg Der @eid1itSor0nmg, oe.
rem gmpfcbllng nit Dem i%reiiimnigen
autrog pcrblnOcn lit. miro ieboh oll.
icttig iiir tuilnlhcnapcrtb erad)tct,
nm cine lridtere mno crfolareifere
Nonobobung ocS Interpretations
red)t3 5u crlnogliden.
Die Sartarcn Meloullaen iiber
Ben aoiier, icinc Iepreiiiou lrnb ser.
gIcideu mcbr babcn in Sen lcbten Ia
lcn o%ui1eb0rt, nadJoem ibueu Bon
ofii5t6lcr Scitc niebcrboIt ill Der cnt-
ld}icocnitcn @eiie cntaegcu actrctcn
lit. Is crboltcn i'd ober Die Be
b%ouptnn1en non gluItreu9llnqcn reat-
tion1rer Glemente, o1lI ben &oiicr
c%in}lupirfem 0omit CT Die 3ugeItGnb=
uiiic, peld)c or Dem Rcid)ofon5ler
Siiritcn pou Dillon ben Der oertfluilr.
oigcu Nuoicn5 pom II. Nopembcr i'm
Hcuen Halai5 geuadlt bat, III Wie-
bererluGguna 5icbc. 3ablrcid)e natIo-
nolgeiimtc 9l1tter ifIieben lid Dem
id)on mit9ctbciltcu Au5iprudl Der
.80luiid)en 3cituug" on, ooB Der
Monard Sen HeoftiouGren boiicnt.
lid icin DIR uerIdlicBcn ipcroe.
8 iii Sen @crltner 2 hnell-
perfebr.
9ie Tcriuoltung ser elcftriihell
Sod unb llntergrumObobn erb0bt
oos Nftienfapitnl I'M 5cbn Ofiuioncll
Marf, oic Sbligotiollen lnt iiil1i5ebn
Willionen Morf. Die nellen Sonh5
iollen Sem IuSbou oct beibrn Bah
ncll, Der &%crlGugcrung Der jebigen
Strcden ltlo Der Ncrn1enrun0 Der
Netrieb5mittcl olencn.
Bonn 0cbtetc scr SIM It.
Ger Mosfnllcr Gomponilt Socrr "a
ncieff ipirttc IN cincnl bier %gcgchellcll
Gun3ert ieincr aanmner-9 ontpoiitio'
nell nit unb mad)tc cillcn beouiten
oen Ginorud, (&crr Goncieif lit cilt
bcnciltcnoer Gpmponilt. Der audi III
aiilerifaniidcll GoljertIGlcn lpicocrn
bolt Grfolgr oapongetrogcn bot.)
Ter Sdloltipieler 9oiieruib, Der
9lrd,iteft llSbed mo Der Sd)riltiteller
bon llllrnb bobeu iidl SIT ctlent
Sriilmpirdt 5nionmcnactbon. lue(d)ea
Die @r6fimm9 eilleS Serlincr Sd)at
tculpiel Chentcr3 fir Die MeibnohtS'
5cit porbcrcitet. Eolitilde Sotprc 1T
Der Soltpt5lped oieier rcllen &ilbncn.
griinoung.
Gie @eriidltc. ooB Scr Gresocner
8cnernliutenbunt Der NoIbllbnett
@roI NifoIolta bon Sccbodl iid) nit
neutrality-suspicious. trG1t. errpeilcll id
ais lmbcgtiinoct. GoGegen hot Der
Gromotira Ser @oFbiibrc, Wener
Maloed, beminionirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-14
Cpfer bcs Qcmdjtgaics.

Yhilaoelphia, Is. Gc5cnber.
,Sll ieincr @obnulg OH Der NortD
Amcricoilss5trobe mltcrhalb Wont'
oomcru.9lpcnne, mur0c Der 6%5s]obrtAe
Nonu .8cb toot ouIgcflmoen Gas
Bo3 mar poIl unacorebt, mo nan
Nhiid)t Der 4Solijei liegt iipei'ellos
SclbIinoro Dor. Comet ole Holljet
Scr Stotion an Ser 1. mo DorfsSIr.
IN @riobrltna 81 bringen pcrnlodte.
luor Oct IN cilcr .Wiince Wcut" $50
BRIT beld)dftigt. Gr binterluBt cllcIl
Sobn, melher friiher III 3icnIten Der
biciigeu 8oli5ei itonb. mic cine 5odl'
ter. meldc Die Satin BON Sllper
Wtorris, eiues benz StotionShallle Al:
Der 9elgrao. uno GlearIielo.S trdbe
5~ugetbeilten GoIi}iIten, lit. Gas NO
tiu Ser uuieligen Stat> lit gdn5Ildl
ii, Grnfel 9ebiiat.
anl Gorobenbc lelncr bcoblid)tlg-
ten Seintreiie nod Sapana. Cuba,
no CT nit Muttcr u1b @cidppiltcr:t
Die @eibuad,ts5eit ST. pcrbrlngell &c
oadte, rpurbe Der in Nr. Gil, Sprtn9'
StraBe, ipobnbofte Gnbuner Grnclto
8on5ales III ieihem Shlai3inmer
ourd, 2eltdytgus iiberudltigt ulo
itarb 5mci Stumoclt nod icincr Gin
liefering ms .Hooicpelt.Soipitol"
8%ol5oleS lpor ein Giedrreuorbeiter
Don Beirut ,tno erreidte Elm sitter nolt
% Sohren. Selbitmoro lit adl5Iifl
mlsgeidlloiicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-14
8~crid1unnhene MiaiDnen.

Nen Dorf, IS. gcSember.
Qouis M. Smslep, Der &ermnltcr Der
Rod)loIienid)aft BON Charles :. Ger.
tes, bot befannt gegeben, DAB oic
5interlofiehid,nit oes StroBenbatf.
Mognatcfl, Die intner auf $4,000
600 geid,1tf luilroe. fouln $11,0W
ergebcu oiirfte. IieS lit Die critic Gr.
fldrute bofiir, morllnl Die $1700
3inlen altf eiaie Sppothef Der Derfes.
Niloer-8allerie all Der 8. Ipenit(
t1tidt be5abIt moroen iirb, Iie Sol
lerle ipltroe Der Sfaot bon bent Ser
ltorbenei1 5nin 8eifenf genroflt, uns
iolls oieie ben 9erfoui nid,t perbin
bert, loa oerlelbeg ont 49, 3e5en1bet
ifattfHtbeit. . : g.. . :
4dIe tif,s. aihstahb beioraf G. Maine. Nr
40, .Ef.yattiDUrefu.. rdbf Tiftntn .Saaie sguc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
buy EaFIy.

One of the soundest bits of advice
which we can give to the Christmas
shoppers is to buy early. BY doing
50 every one interested Is better
served and gets more beneht from
the transaction. The shopper gets
the pick Of the entire pick of the
stock Of the merchant The goods
look better and are better than they
win be after having been picked over
by the shopping crowds which flock
to the stores during the next few
weeks. The clerks are feeling bet
ter and will pay better attention to
the wants OF the public than they
will when they are oyerworked and
tired out by the long procession Of
buyers and visitors. Get to the
store now and make your selections.
If you are not ready to pay for them
have them placed to one side for a,
week or so for you. The merchant
will be glad to do this BY all
means buy early.-MorgantOw Re-
publican. II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

e IlIgatll
here every Idtca on that
san15 ing viii soon be e hing Of the
past n this city, but the eent
ezegH re 4art Of the q u q dtIdIli a.
lion = s1l be fied 10 the 9llslit;
est edit Il has not tlrned over
Its dto help the crusade along
SJ1dges Charles w. Lynch of the
'eifedft eonft performed an efeecttye
part In the crusade few days ago
and VIII donb tless continue; a deter
minsd o-opetation
The Charleston Mail commenting
on the crusade as follows wishes that
the game might extend to every part
OF tlfe state and tlte agitation IS SO
rapidly developing and Spreading that
the Mail will likely not have to walt
long for full differentiation OF its
wish. e
The crusade fnaugurated against
tie gamlbef IN CIarksburg by the
Telegram, Is having a good effect in
that town, at least, and many are
vacatinG The crusade should be exc
tended to every town in the State.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
a school for Farmers.

The College of Agriculture Of
the West Virginia University has
Just issued an announcement of the
winter course in agriculture, to be
given at Morgantown during the ap-
preaching january. Tie course will
sent to all who apply. Address
ary and continue four weeks. 1t
seems to be well planned to appeal
to the interests of all intelligent and
progressive farmers. We should be
glad to know that a considerable
number of farmers of this county
are. interested in the work which
the College OF Agriculture is trying
to do for them-a work which is
actually doing for those who go to
It for the instruction offered. The
winter course announcement will be
sent to al who apply. Address
Prof. T. c. Atkeson, Morgantown,
w. Va.
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A Valuable Report.

or special interests to all residents
of C1ar<sburg and her manufactur.
ing suburbs is the report of the com
rhittee appointed by the city council
to outline the work proposed to be
done under a special bond issue for
water works and sewerage Improve
ments.
By the summary of the report as
given by the Teegram it is observed
that the entire amount proposed to
be expended is but one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars, though the
legislative empowering act names
two hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars. The determination not
to avail the city of the entire amount
shows that the special committee has
an eye to economy, hut to scan the
report is to become convinced that
that economy has not any degree Of
stint about 1t. which would result in
lack of capability and efficiency
The outline and the propositions
are believed to be ample for the
needs of the city and the lack of dis
elimination in distribution of service
appeals to all z
After the ordinance has been drawn
and passed with the recommen dations
of the committee incorporated, there
will be free and full discussion of
the subject and the voters will all be
in position to act Intelligently on the
subject, something that would have
been impossible, had the original or
dinance gone through without an
outline of the proposed work. In
view of this, the service done by the
special committee is most commeh-
datory and of great value to the
community. The committees report,
Though lengthy. treats the subject in
a manner, which would make the re-
port itself strong campaign docu-
ment. and the same will doubtless be
literally quoted during the campaign
preceding tine special election on the
bond issue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
Christmas Shopping.

There was a time when Christmas
buyers started out and visited every
store In town without any definite
idea OF what they wanted, where II
could be gotten or how much it would
cost, observes the Parkersburg Sen
tfnel. They rambled aimlessly look
ing here. there and elsewhere. Un-
certain and undecided and doing
their buying in a slip shod manner,
which often would turn out to be un-
satisfactory, and displeasing. The
confusion Incident TO going to mark
ct without forehand preparation
made Christmas shopping dissat-
isfying undertaking.
But it is altogether different In
these modern days. The thoughtful
and prudent buyer reads the news
papers undisturbed and in quiet at
home, geans rfom the stories told
shoppers when they go out to buy
wisdom as, to the things best to buy
for the annual gift giving season.
The jewellers, the dry goods, the fur
niture, the music, the toy, the con-
fectionery, the shoes, the art and
book, the clothiers. the furnishers,
the houseware, the glass and queens
ware, the wine and spirit, the cigar
and pipe. the perfume and toilet
dealers advertisements are scanned
with care, the usefulness. the ap-
propriateness, the price of sail the
advertised articles noted with due
appreciation of the purchasers abiI-
ity with regard to the amount to be
expended, and then a list is carefully
prepared for the guidance OF the
The wise advertiser recognizes this
their Christmas gifts They save
time. avoid the worry of selection,
and economic in expenditures.
begin on the first Monday in Janu-
tact. in these days of widely circu-
Lated and closely read newspapers,
and they take advantage of 1t to dis
play their wares in cold type before
the readers and thus help them with
their shopping. The merchants
who advertise through tine newspa-
pers. get the cream of the trade, the
richest ana best part of It.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

According to the statement of the
Democratic state committees cam
paign expenses. just filed by Treas
urer Wiley Beall, George Byrne re-
ceived nearly $500 for stump speak
ing and has some more money CON-
ing to him. The Democratic com
mittee should have charged this item
of expense to the Republican state
committee as Byrne made about as
many Republican votes as any one
else in the campaign.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
..FIpUcIARY NoTIcE

The following hduciary matters are
before the undersigned commissions
of accounts for Settlement:
L. Ellis j, Marsh, executor OF Mary
Marsh. deceased.
.. Bridget McDermOtt, administra-
trix of John McDermott deceased.
). Farley V. Thorn, executor of Sa-
mantha A. Davis. deceased.
4. Hugh Martin. guardian OF George
n. Taylor, infant.
Given under my ahnd this 2Sth day
of November, 1905.
CHARLES c. COLEMAN.
Commissioner OF Accounts for Har-
rison County.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
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More FlIfEInont ..EnrIisIl.''

The Fairmomt Times, i'm giving a
local resume Of the recount in the
election vote. this morning states
that one candidate lost 10, z ana s
votes 'fespectful1y,' and that anoth-
err lost 81 8 and 16 Respectfully /"
What kind of an Alphonse-G Castor
game Is; this the politicians are play
ing In Marion county? Grafton
Republican.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
Another Pledge Kent.

The ltemized statement of the
contributions received by the Repub-
lican National Committee was pub
lished last week in the daily papers.
1t presents an interesting study. 1t
is also another example of a Repub-
.ltcan campaign pledge kept.-West
Union Herald.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
PnhIIc DntY.

We believe the cIarksburg Teie-
of the people to the very poor water
made better with the scant supply
of water there it ought to be done
ana it is the province Of a newspa-
per to help; bring such desideratum
about. Fairmont West yirginian.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
DonbIY Conr1nlttelI.

The Republican party Is doubly
committed to the enlistment of a pri-
mary law at the next session of the
legislature, and that law should be
no half-hearted measure. It should
be a substantial recognition OF the
right of the voters Of an parties to
pick their own candidates for ofiee.
-aGorgantown Post Chronicle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

Dear Santa ,Claus:-I want. sled
and a pair of skates and a hat and
a pair of kid gloves and some story
boolSsJ and rain coat and a coat and
a pair of rubbers and fur and mum
and a sweater and some oranges and
candy and nuts. I don't want to ask
for too much. live at 2O7 w. Pike
street and am ten years old.
Ada Taylor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
Good IS The Goose Bone.

Don't forget that the filst t1ree
days Of pecemb ser indicate what the
winter VIII DE. Il they do not actually
control Il This Is as reliable as the
goose bone, the corn alnsks and other
signs which some people have never
known to. ail.s-Bnfontown News
Standard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

With Mr.. Roosevelt in the editor
ial chair the question what we shall
do with our ex-Presidents Is changed
to what our ex-Presidents will do to
northumberland News.
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No Work!

The State journal succeeded well
tn its erorts to drag on the disguise
in that sweet potato pie business OF
the Charleston Gazette.-ParBers-
burg State journal
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

no hing more Of d
sd. writer ana sang the pEtiIses
Reminded by 9th srs hat s Jearet
lists 81 to-day declare Is killing
art Is nothing new under the sun,
after al. Baltimore American
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Not Included.

1t IS also =. obs, observed that Nj
penses fails to include that $780,
900 claim that Mr.. Haskell has put
in.-PittsburG dispatch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
WIN BE Back.

The Charleston Mail insists that
Hon. w. 2. Chiffon has quit the po-
liticaI game. . No doubt of it.
We've known many a person to quit
a game and be back in It next night
-Parkersburg Sentinel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

llls n iieh u lll1
on q Il Diet e efe s = chm .
In the isffe eoEil lions and 1t
sprosp IS eoniiIi on SIS
teEsFille on SsvF.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
PIagiarism; SION ID.

With Mr.. Roosevelt in the editor
iaI chair the question what we shall
do. with our ex-Presidents Is chang
ed to what will our ex-Presidents do
to us?-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY. +
HenYen Defend Us.

The tale of the Star and the Ores
cent Is not yet done.-Parkersbu
State Journal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

Dear Santa CIaus:-I am going to
school every day and I want you to
bring me doh and doll buggy and
some candy and nuts.
Wilma Dunkley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a boy
eight years old, and want a--pair of
ice skates and some candy and nuts.
Willis Dunkley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

Dear Santa Cfaus:-I am a little
girl three years old. This is what
want you to bring me. a doh and a,
doll buggy and some candy and nuts.
Iona Dunkley.
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sem alive.

The story that Senator EllZins
would quit politics Is now denounced
as a fake. We thought so for We had
not heard OF the senator's death
BInefeId Telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little
boy seven years old. want an air
gun, fire wagon. train of cars and
some shot TO shoot In my air gun,
and some candy and nuts. Don't
forget my little black kitty, fetch it
a belt and a ribbon to go around its
neck. Your little boy,
William Ashley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04
PrnctfcaI Sympathv.

sympathy Is sweet. but it is more
willie Courier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-04

Dear Santa Cfaus:lI would like
doll and5a little doll carriage
;woud Ike a little dresser, a little
sfdeboard and a little iron. And my
little sister wants little doll and a
little doll carriage. Goodbye
Rita LEWIS.
kelley street. Kelley Hin.
Dear Santa Claus:-I am going to
school and haven't time to write
very much Please bring me an air
gun, wagon, a sled; a pair of leg
gins, pair of mittens, a box Of
blocks. Bring Glen a sled and a
wagon, a pair of shoes Bring Gay
a coat, cap and some furs. Please
do not forget the nuts and candles
Yours truly. Ray Cox.
Dear santa claus:-Please bring
me sled and. a. store and big doll
and mum and a FIR and a pair of
skates and table and some candy
and nuts and pfr of rubbers and a
pair ofoEd1 gloves I live in Glen
Elk on North Third street Ny name
is Stella Jackson.
NDear Santa CIaus;-G would like
to have a tricycle. and new pair of
shoes. and a punching bag. new cap,
pair of red bear skin gloves, some
candy, nuts and oranges and banan-
as. And don't forget my two little
cousins. Hayward and Ersel They
live over in Steaiey addition. And
don't forget pap anG mama to leave
them something too. Goodbye.
George A. Duncan.
22O Sixth street. Glen Elk.