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TWO LITTLE MULES.

Once there We're two mules. named
Dick and Fannie. One day the mar
sold Dick. Fannie could not stay alone,
So one day she Jumped over the fencs
and wandered around until she found
Dick Then they went together until
they came to their old home The man
found out the two were fond Of each
other. They sold both to very kind
farmer. One day the farmer had a
sale. a man came up and looked at
Dick and Fannie and said he would
give 5000 for both SO Dick and Fan
ME changed their home. The man was
very kind to them. One day the man
went across the river. It rained very
hard that day. He drove Dick and
Fannie. The man was coming home
when he came to the river, which was
over the bridge. go he rnhitched tl1a
mules and started across riding Dick
and leading Fannie. Just as he was in
the middle of the bridge it broke and
to save himself he caught hold of a
plank. But Dick and Fannie swan
across. When they got on the bank
they went to a house where they
stayed until the man came out So
then they went to the river bank The
man followed them. When he saw the
man he got a boat and got the man
on the bank. He patted the mules. He
hired the man to; take care of the
mules, SO they. did not have to work
any more the rest of their lives.
Lester Ronney.
HedricG. Ia. r. No. |.
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and its neck Is nearly six feet long
While its body measures only seven
feet i'll length and slopes rapidly from
the neck TO the tail The graceful ap-
pearsnce of the giraffe Is increased by
the beauty of it's skin which Is orange
red III color and notified with dark
spots, It's long tail has al the end a.
tuft of thick hair which serves the
purpose of keeping off the flies and
singing insects. so plentiful in the hot
climates of Africa.
Its tongue is very wonderful. 1t is
from thirteen to seventeen inches liz
length and is slender and pointed and
is capable Of being moved in various
ways. It is almost as useful to the
giraffe as the trunk is to the elephant.
The horns of the giraffe are very short
and covered with skin. AZ the ends
there are t,ifts of short hair. The ami
NAL has divided hoofs somewhat re-
sembling those of tie OK The head
of the giraffe is small and its eyes are
large and mild looking. These eyes
are set in such a way that the animal
can see i. great deal of what is be-
hind it without turning its head. They
can scent danger frona 9 great dis
tance, SO there is. no ANNA more diff
f7culto of approaching IS the giraffe. The.
giraffe has no voice, In London some.
wears ago, two sira ffsas were burned 10
death in the tshle$ when a. little
noise would have saved their lives.
Bessie Robertson,
Agency, Ia, r. No I,
4
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her little girl to go to a children's
party. She got the incest dress and
Put IT or her little girl: Suddenly she
heard a. rap at the ooor She opened
II and what did she see. She saw old
santa Claus standing on the ster
dressed in fur from tip to toe, and also
bundle Of toys on his back EEe gave
the toys and things tn the poor lady
Her heart was full of Joy. He
told the little girl to go out and get
into the sleigh, where there We're toys
OF al kinds, and merry children. Santa
got In and they started for the place
where they were going to have the
party When they reached the place
Santa. led them into a room where
they had their supper. Santa then led
them into the parlor, where there was
q Xmas tree all ablaze with candles,
and as. pretty as could he. Their San
ia called off the presents and every
body had Just what they wanted most.
They stayed a while and played
games. Then Santa said it was time
to go, so they got into the sleigh and
from one house to the other they flew,
leaving presents al all the houses.
After a while they came to their own
homes and. they got out and went, into
their houses as happy as could be. I
am q Tri-weekly Junior.
- Miss Fern T.eots Stark,
lTlorisi Iowa
AreI II
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q ~.ssa e~eN e-esfs tre-ae-e"N~a
CHRISTMAS STOCKING CLUB.

Dear Juniors:
The Christmas season is with US
again and We know that You all arc.
anxious once more to do some little
Christmas work. Two years ago the
Christmas Stocking club was organ
lied by the Courier Junior and it's sue
cess wDs assured at once. Last year
it's second year, the stockings sent
numbered TO pairs. Two kind friends
gave us "a dolls. q young woman $500
and the Bachelors club $500. So YOU
see what a grand success it has al
ways becu. This year We want it, 10
excel last year and 1t will IL al the old
Juniors and all The new ones join.
Each year we have written a. letter
to santa Claus telling what the Cou-
rier Juniors wanted TO do Today We
have his answer
You know that if we wish to give
presents at Christmas time and do not
want our friends to know from whom
the EltLS come SANTA ClduS VIII DC
liver them for lis if we ask him. Then
again Santa does not always give use
FIJI presents. such as stockings and
mittens. Now the Juniors who want
to join the Christmas Stocking club
need not confine their gifts to stock
ngs or n,ittens, anything that they all
wish to give or that they can con
veniently give will he acceptable, just
so it is given in that, beautiful Christ
mas spirit which the little Child Jesus,
whose birthday We will celebrate De.
cember % wants us all to have.
This spirit of Christmas means graf
itude for the great gift that God gave
the world SO many years ago, when
Jesus was born 1t means. too, 3 de-
sire that, in remembrance of that great
gift, We may make the day delight %
some ono else, for
The feet of the Christ Child fall gentle
8nd white,
And the voice of the Christ.Child tells
ont with delight
That mankind are the children of
God.
Let all the Juniors carefully read
our letter to Santa and his answer
and then they will fully understand
the object of the Christmas Stocking
club.
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Dear Cora.

Dear Cora,
AS was on d trip | thought would
write back, How are YOU, ] am Just
fine. | had d nice time. ! vent down
to Lincoln park and saw all kinds OF
animals I went to visit The bird and
monkey house. rode on the merry
go-round and street car. One night |
went out on Lake Michigan boat rid
ing and q, storm approached. There
were large waves and ] was badly
frightened, and the next morning |
took an auto ride and went clear
through the city. There arc many
nice buildings. | was through the high
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her. because Just before dear mother
died ] promised would always think
of sister first, and so she died con-
tented
About an hour latter there was. a
tap at the door of the mans house
As he opened it a young child ap-
peared and said. II am Jean; Joes SIS
ter I brought your change. Joe is
badly hurt Blinded with the snow he
stepped on the railroad track, not Sec
ing the op-coming train
Just as Jean entered with a content.
ed mind too, for he had kept his prom
Use.
Your little friend.
Waneta Caldwell. age IL
61o Finley Ave. S. ottumwa, la,
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DoRoTHY's PARTY.

Dorothy had invited number OF
her little friends TO spend the after
noon with her. They began tn arrive
about tNo-thirty, the afternoon before
Christmas.
When they had all arrived they be-
gan to play games. They played Blind
Mans Bluff Hide the Thimbe, Magic
Music and other such games. After
they had been playing about an hour
or an hour and a half. Dorothys moth
er called them out into the dining
room, The table was decorted with
sprays of holly and rllistletoe. and in
the center of the table was an il1lita :
ton Of a large SNOWFALL, that con-
tanned the favors, which were little
candy statues representaing Santa
Claus. When they finished their lunch,
that consisted of cocoanuts, sand
witches. fruit and candy, they were
lead into the dra wing room, where, to
their surprise. they found a large
Christmas tree. decorated with rop
corn, cranberries, candles. and tinsel
East one received some little gift and
went home feeling happy.
Olive Pearson,
Warrensburg I'LL, care Rev. s,
Pearson.
Aged Is.
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MINNlE's FIRST LETTER,

Dear Editor
AS have never written to the
Courier Junior thought I would write
letter today, My, father takes the
Courier and likes it fine.-I like to read
the letter in the Courier Junior. am
girl II years old. We live one.quar.
ter of q mile from Blakesburg. ] go
TO the Blskesburg scnool. My teach
er's name is J. Parks. | am in the
sixth grade.
I have two brothers anG one sister.
One brother and my sister are older
than and my other brother is young.
er. We lave n Iony. Her name is
Topsy. I would like to JOIN The
Christmas Stocking Club. will close
and write q story to the Junior.
Your Junior trit>Ec,
Minnie Bromveli, ase IL.
F. F. j.. No. 3.
Blakesburg, Iowa.
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THE SURPRISE PARTY.

Helen Gaines was a little girl ten
years old. Her birthday came on sat
urday. It was Thursday when Helen
csno home from school. Helen said II
her mother, Mamma, Saturday is my
birthday, ] wish could have a party
like Susie Jones does"
When Helen Went to school her
mother thought about giving her 4
birthday party on surprise. So she
told ten little girls to come Saturday
at 2:30 o'clock
1T was Saturday about 1: 30 acloclS
Mrs. Gaines said to Helen You can
80 down town and get some new
shoes" When Helen was ready to
start Mrs. Gaines said BE back be-
fore 2:30 o'clock dear
Helen looked around town until
about twenty minutes of two. She
hadn't gone to tn Q store after her
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TWO LITTLE MULES.


| saw in the Courier Junior that yo,J4
would give prizes for the best stories
on one of those six subjects Ny SUBJ
1ect will be about Two Little Mules /
was ten years the 18th of November
This is the first time I have written ia
the Courier Junior. The mules have
very long ears and little feet. Most
mules have their tail and name trim
med. Some mules are bad to kick
Did you ever get kicked by a. mule 1
If a. mule has plenty Of hay they dc
not require very much grain to keep,
them in good condition, If they are
taken good care of. My uncle John has
two little mules. Ones name is Ton,
and the others is Jack. Jack Is brown
and Tom Is bay. Jack Is the smallest.
I worked them some last summer.
could not guide them very well They
have tough mouths and would 60 about
where they wanted to.
Glse l. Boogell,
Russell, Iowa,
Aged
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o9r~err
THE CHRISTMAS STOCKING CLUB.
THE LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS.
Courier Junior. Ottumwa, Ia.

Courier Junior. Ottumwa Ia.
Dear Santa Claus:
We thought today November 30,
would be good time to ask you If
you want tho Courier Junior to help
you by having the Christmas Stocking
club again this year. You remember
the Juniors helped YOU last year and
the year before.
For fear that YOU may have for
gotten the Gibbs purpose VIC will tell
you little about it
Well, each Junior gets one pair NJ
nice warm stockings. fills one with
candy, nuts. an orange. an apple, and
q toy OF some kind. also puts the other
stocking in and sends it to YOU. care
| of the Courier Junior Thou Christ
mas Eve we want YOU to take them to
| the Open Door Mission the Salvation
Army, the Orphans home and the Con
vent. The Juniors living al dis
| tance send us the stockings empty
and the Courier Junior puts goodies
! into them.
"These folks. the ladies OF the Open
| Door Mission. the Salvation Army, the
! Orphans Home and the Convent know
so many little boys and girls who have
no papa. or mamma to write TO YOU
| Santa. and tell you that they need use
full things for Christmas more than
| toys. and as the children cannot write
| themselves the Junior wants to call
your attention to their needs.
you know. dear Santa. that there
are lots of little children in Ottumwa
who will need some new stockings
and mittens this winter. Last year
| the Juniors had several baskets Ct
stockings filed with all kinds of TOYS
and good things to eat. ready for YOU
when you came to the Courier Office
| Well many of the Juniors have sent
Jus letters saying they want to have
another Christmas Stocking club, CON
sequeptly VIC are all waiting for YOUR
approval Of the JUNIORS club again
! We feel sure that you will be glad tn
have our help aud in case you have
too big a load why we will get an
automobile and help YOU take the
! Juniors presents to the Open Donr
mission, the Salvation Army barracks,
| the Orphans Home aud the Convent
Please Santa Claus, answer this
letter SO that We can publish II in the
Daily Junior Dec. 10. and the Tr-
| Weekly Dec. IL.
Hoping for An early reply, We re-
main,
Yours sincerely,
/ Courier Junior
| TO Santa Claus,
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our good things and sat on the sra.t
IN the front yard. It was on the sec
ond day of June and il We such q
lovely day Some of the boys are mol
mere now. One of them is in Califor-
mia. His name Is Razell Mophet. Ths,r
all brought me little token of some
kind. got three cups and saucers. q
ball. two little glass hatchets a. pocket
comb and can't remember what ali.
We all had q. nice time and the boys
all went home about Ave o'clock in
the evening, Well I will close.
am willing to join the christn1as
stocking club. have belonged to II
two years.
Forest Weber.
1905 z. Main St, City.
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MY DOG.

My dog is 3 Scotch collie. Her name
is Gypsy. she is about half grown.
She is yellow, with a, white collar, and
white breast, and the end of her tail
is white. :
We can send her for the COWS and
she can whip all nine. of our cats.
She is almost as good as q boy TO
play with. She understands nearly
everything | say to her.
When she is g little older am go.
ing to teach her some funny. tricks.
Donovan Hoy, age s.
r F. =, No. 6.
Ottumws, Iowa.
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zoe AND HIS LITTLE SISTER
JEAN

It was + cold December night and
the snow fell thick and fast, but
down in q cellar cold little Joe. ten
years old lived with his sister Jean.
only five. Theye were shivering with
the cold and lean cried for bread but
not =. cent had they.
Joe went away promising he would
bring Jean some bread. On his way to
town he stopped to beg for only one
cent. The man refused him and said
he had no less than shilling.
We'll, If you give me a shilling !
will bring the change after get little
Jean a loaf of bread and take it to
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PEARL HAS 2 CANARY BIRDS.

Dear Editor and Juniors
have been reading the Junior
page and thought would write too, as
| have never written before.
For pets ] have two canary birds,
Sometimes they make so much noise
We can hardly stay in the room
where they are. We have fifteen
geese. We picked them the other day
and got a little over three pounds OF
feathers. Ny birthday was the thir.
teenth day of July
Pearl Bolivar. age l%
F'loris, Iowa,
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HAZEL LIVES IN FIT. MADISON,

Dear Editor
We have now moved to- FIT. Madi-
SON.. We did live In Ottumwa- 7 like
this place. The river is not far from
our house. We can see the steamers
as they ascend or descend the river.
Our church had an excursion. We
went. The boat was called the OF
tumwa Belle. ! like to ride on a
steamer. There arc many gasoline
laun cies on the river. The fastest one
is called the Mimic G. This launch
has sixty horse power. Thatmeans the
strength of sixty horses. will close
hoping to receive a post card SO thar
7 may write about II
Hazel Wellington, age Il,
1125 Des Moines ST.,
TT. Madison. Iowa.
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SANTA WAS GOOD TO LEONARD

Dear Santa Claus:
About year ago this time ] wrote
you . letter asking You 10 hiring me
What I wanted for Christmas. and
you We're good enough 10 bring all |
asked for. 7 enioyed myself very
much with the presents | got, so as
Christmas is almost here again I will
write you short letter asking YOU to
bring the following articles for Christ
mas.
A sled, stem engine. pool and car
ON board and candy and nuts. AS
my letter is getting long | close for
this time.
Leonard Burns. age II
Fairyiew Ave, Ottumwe. Ia
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ShNTA'S ANSWER.

Dear Editor:
II am SO happy TO know that the
Courier Juniors want TO help 1ue again
this Christmas. Indeed, | do remem.
Der the Christmas Stocking club If
last year aud the year before. I will
call at the Junior Office Christmas eve,
and will leave the stockings at the
Open Door Mission, the Salvation
Army barracks, the Orphans Etmc
and the Convent.
Il hope that You will publish the
Juniors Santa Claus letters TO me this
year again. have always found it :,
great help when making Christmas
selections. With love to all the
Juniors,
Il am as ever their
Santa Claus"
Courier Junior,
"Ottumwa, iowa"
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A TOY ENGINE WOULD MAKE
WlLFRED HAPPY

Dear Santa Claus:
thought I would write letter and
tell you what I want.
want q drum. and a toy stove.
A little pistol that will shoot wafer.
a toy iron engine.
A car to match.
A little wagon and some nuts and
candy.
think I have asked for enough for
this time. so goodbye.
Wilfred Burns. age
F'airview Ave. OttnmUa, Ia
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A GUN FOR JOHNNY sk,Rvln.

Dear Santa, Claus:
Will you please give me little gun.
and a rocking horse? Dont forget the
candy and fruits and other things. 7
want horn. a sled. and would like
to have Happy Jack (who is to be
given away Christmas morning..
Please don't forget me. I will close
am a Daily Junior.
From your little friend
johnny Skirvin, age
Fl r D No I Agency. Ia
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MAMIE ASKS For A .."REALLY
DOLL BUGGY.

Dear Santa Claus
How arc you, Santa Claus? T want
= really doll buggy for Christmas.
don't care what color IT is. want Z
doll. too. ! don't care what kind. Just
so get them. Will you please get
them. | will be ticl1led half to death
to get them. You can get them al
most any store in Ottumwa. So that
is all Good bye, Santa Claus. Don't
forget me.
Mamie Woods, age I.
219 S. Ransom street
OttumWa Iowa
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MABEL JOINS CLUB.

Dear Santa Claus.
How sre YOU? I want 10 belong to
the Christmas club.
For Christmas ] want = doll and
anything else YOU want to bring me,
but don't forget candy and nuts.
Today Is snowy and bad. I did not
gel to Sunday school. but my broth.
ers and sister went We have been
coasting today Ny oldest sister was
10 wears old the first day of necem.
her. Your friend.
Mabel Thompson. age L
r. F. D. No, I.
Russell Iowa
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ES.--LETTEEs.
HER FIRST LETTER.

Dear Editor:
This is my first letter, | have read
so many of Your other Junior letters
that ! thought I would write one. We
take the Daily Courier. ] 80 TO the
Douglas school. Ny teachers name
is Nettie I.aueford. ] love to draw
and write, and my studies are Ian
guage. arithmetic. reading, geography
spelling and history, and we must all
work hard for It will soon be Christ
mas, and We will pass in higher
grade
PhilIis Fra CORD.
125 W. Division, St Oturwss
Aged II.
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THE GIRAFFE.

There are few sights more pleasing
than d herd Of tali and graceful gil
RATES.. With tllsir heads reaching TO a
heigh; Of from twelve to eighteen
feet they move about in small herds
on the open plains of Africa eating
the tender twigs ana leaves of the
Musosa and other trees. The legs of q
large giraffe are nine feet long,
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"HAPPY JACK" WISH OF FRANk's

Dear Santa Claus:
As It is about Christmas time
thought 7 would write and tell YOU
what I want First. want drum,
story book, teddy hear, soma
apples. candy and nuts. I would like
to get Happy Jack" who is TO be Civ
en- away Christmas morning.
Please don't forget mo.
From little Junior
Frank Skiryiu. age 6,
Agency Iowa
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A BOOK WILL PLEASE SADIE

Dear Santa Claus. ~. 10.
How are you Santa i Iwant a
story book for Christmas, hope 7
VIII be In tho Christmas stocking club
ON. yes want candy. nuts and
oranges. 7 guess that viii be all.
Santa Claus don't forget me.
Sadie Woods. age .,
u? South Ransom S. Ottumwa, Ia.
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RACE TO GET COURIER JUNIOR.

Dear Editor and Juniors
will write and thank YOU for the
post cards that you sent me. We Are
always glad when the Courier Junior
comes. and watch the mail to see who
can get it. first.
We have two cats and two kittens
We give them milk every morning
and night.
got a post card album last win
ter for getting head marks in my
spelling class. will close. hoping TO
sec my letter in print soon.
Susie Stewart
r. r. No. I.
Abba Iowa
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CAN LEAVE GIFT ANY TIME.

The stockings Or any gifts you want
to make can be left at the Courier
Office any time between now and
Christmas eve. However. We want to
have all the names of the Juniors
who want to belong to the club as
soon as possible.
Next week VIC will announce the re-
ward for the members of the Christ
mas Stocking club
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NGlvE MARY. A GOLD BRACELET,
SANTA.
E1psar Santa Claus:

| How are you fixed for toys?
| should like for you to leave me a
tgo1d bracelet. want one that | can
have my initials put on il or else have
them put on 1t when I get It. | Will
fbe tickled half to death il I should
feet up and find a gold bracelet in my
shoe or in my stocking. I will tell
Syou where ! live. I live quarter Of
In mile north Of Mr.. Horseman's OH
Route No. 4. This is all, but please
ldon't forget me.
I want to belong to the Christmas
Etocking club.
Mary Sims
] FRD No 4, Knoxville, Iowa
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TO Santa Claus,
"ChriStmas Headn,l;

shoes. She hurried to the store and
got her shoes. She hurried home. The
girls were all there at Helens house.
They saw her coming down the street.
They all went in and told Mrs. Gaines,
She hid them in a corner in the front
bed room. As Helen opened the door
her mother said, Are you cold Hell
en-" HELEN. said, NO Her mother
said. Well lay your coat and hood
on the bed in the front room As she
stepped il the room the girls jumped
out and frightened her. Helen received
r:tany nice presents, 3 gold ring and
bracelet from her father and mother.
ard many nice presents from her
f"icads. NJ, fatpar takes The Daily
Courier. I GO to Douglas schoc
Teila Clark, lis ". Division St.
DttunUa, IA,
Ages II wears
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A CHILDREN PARTY.

When I was six years old By mama
gave 2. party in honor of my birthday.
and invited l. of my boy play77aates
and my what q good time we had. We
played bali, hide and seek and some
other games and then Mama gave us
g. treat. We had cake, pop corn balls.
sandwiches and candy and we all took
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CYRIL SAYS ICE SKATES.

Dear Santa Claus:
want pair OF ice skates
Then I want ring too. Santa Claus
and an overcoat too.
want a good sled too and want a
bell for my sled.
] am going TO get book. and an
other for mother And that is all
Cyril Wood Butler