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COMMUNICATIONS.
WATCH YOUR CHILDREN.


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Chicago Indiana Iarbor as its stronghold
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All whose patients suffering from
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With
Of those whose families of
should speedily checked
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THE OPENING OF STREETS.

Hammond a
to
hndered growth
directions uned by obrucing railroads
unduy expanded by the building
outlying industries
districts
a thoroughfare
the thoroughe thicky
It is the place Hammond where the city beautiful idea has been fully
Chicago
garbage
shipped railroads
opportunity
exclusively
a
to proposed
streets while
will
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THIS Is MY 5STH BIRTHDAY.
HaAfinrrs II Hnrf

Hastings H. Hart. head of the chill
dren's department of the Russell Sage
Foundation, was born in Brookfield. o.
Dec. IA. 1851, and was educated at Ober-
lin college and Andoyer Theological
seminary. For two years he was a
clerk In the United States Indian serv-
Ice and for three years was pastor OF
a Congregational church in Worthing
ton, Mimi From 1893 to 1898 he was
secretary of the Minnesota board of
charities and corrections. Subsequent
ly he held similar position with the
Illinois Children's Home and Aid So
ciety, which he resigned last May to
enter upon his duties in connection
with the Russell Sage Foundation
which has its headquarters in New
York. Mr. Hart has had much to dc
with the framing Of child Legislation
in Minnesota, Illinois and other states
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

1739-Pierre Samuel Dupont. founder
of the great powder works
of Delaware, born in Paris, France
Died in Wilmington, Del, Aug. 6.
1917
1780AWedding of Alexander Hamilton
and Miss Elizabeth Schuyler at AL
bany. n. Y.
17S2-General Anthony Wayne took
possession of Charleston, S. c., fol-
lowing the evacuation Of the city
by the British.
17s9-George Washington, first presi-
dent of the United States. died at
Mount Vernon, Va. Born in West
moreland county. Va, Feb. %, 1872.
l811-Noah Porter eleventh president
of Yale college, born in Farming
ton, Conn. Died March 4, 1892
1S19-Alabama admitted to the Union.
1865-Charles J. Jenkins inaugurated
governor of Georgia.
18s2-sir Adam G. Archibald Of Nova
Scotia, one Of the fathers Of the
Dominion Confederation" died.
Born May 1S, 1914
1Ss4-New Canadian ministry formed
by Mr. Mackenzie Bowel.
1901-Signor Marcont announced the re
ceipt of St. Johns, Newfoundland,
of wireless signals from Cornwall.
100 miles distant
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Heart toHeart.
Talks.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.


There were three Of them-Jimmie.
Margaret and Maud. aged about eight
years
What are you going to be when you
are a man, Jimmie2"
Pm going to be a lawyer and wear
high hat. like Uncle George"
promptly replied the young man.
And you. MargaretT
why. I'm going to be mother'and
sing my baby pretty lullaby"
''Pshaw, that's nothin'," said Jimmie
quite loftily. Anybody can be moth
err
You can't" snapped Margaret with
that finality of the woman's last word
which is the end of all controversy.
And you. Maud. what will you bel"
"oh, just Jimmie's wife," said Maud.
smiling over at the boy, who took the
tribute as woodenly as Turk with
harem full of beauties.
The two babes struck a true note.
The dream of every woman child
since Eve is the dream of her true
vocation-to be the wife of some jim
mie. to be the mother of a baby to
whom she may sing sweet lullabies.
Is that all?
No, but that is first. Instinctively do
women find their best selves in wife
hood and motherhood.
Deep down in the woman heart is
the mother instinct and the mother So
licitude-the love for man and a
home and a baby.
Watch the Mauds and the Margarets
at their favorite play of keeping
house" They sing their dollies to
sleep and tuck them away in the min
iature cradles. cook their. meals on the
toy stoves and serve them in toy
dishes on toy tables. all as intently
and faithfully as If it were not make
believe.
1t is the real homing instinct that
moves them happily. like young birds
planning the future nest.
And nothing less can fill up the wo-
man heart-not wealth, not social dis
tinction. not success in a public ca
reer nor any other thing.
Every great woman artist has so tes-
tilted Which does Incompatible Mary
Anderson care for the more, her home
or the stage she gladly quilted for her
home? And which career does the
great singer Schumann Heink love the
better. her stage success or the care OF
the big brood of children at home?
Dear Maud and Margaret
May they win a realization of the
keenest longing of true womanhood-a
husband to love, a home to keep, q
baby to sing lullabies to!
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CLEAN YOUR SIDEWALKS.


upon impossible
0
of of
Chicago i
shine conditions unusually
getting commentary
after heavy all
evidence pride
aha theirn eigh likewise.
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Hammond. Ind. Dac 70 ,ooo

1n0-, Dec. u. 1908
Dear santa Claus: I have again the
Pleasure Of writing to you at Xmas
tlme- Since wrote you last year some
boys and girls have told me there was
no santa Claus. Now asked NV
IfahlInaZ and she said, there was
santa Claus for every little bow and
girl IN this world just as long as thew
wanted Santa Claus in their heart =
NOW L want to believe there is a Santa
Claus, and that is why I am writing
70 you today. I want YOU 40 know thai
II gives me the greatest pleasure in
the world to hike down stairs with NV
proIhers and sisters Christmas morn
ing and grab my stocking from the fire
place and empty 1t out as quick as I
can. This year | want but few things
and they are; a watch SO | ran telI
when 1t IS quarter Of five so I can come
from skating at the park. pair Of
wooden gloves with fingers Some
broad ribbons, stockings and Sunday
shoes My brother has asked papa not
70 build a fire in the fireplace for fear
II Will burn you. If you find YOU are
not going to have enough things. so
you can give the little boys and girls
that lost their fathers in the mine
accident at Cherry, Ill. don't bring me
ANYTHING because I have a papa I
Will close now please bring some
candy and if you have some candy re-
celpts would be pleased to have them.
With dearest love to yourself and
wife, l remain as always your friend,
HELEN MEYER
Al DOtV street
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keeping company and who had gone to
the train to bid him goodbye. He is
in jail on a charge of forgery.
RUN OUT ROAD HOUSES.
Two road houses below Princeton
just across the Vanderburg county line
are soon to be things of the past. the
Evansville brewers, in accordance with
a policy no longer to sell to saloons in
the unpoliced communities. having re
fused to sell them any more beer, Sat
urday being their last day of grace
BODY UNDER ICE.
The body of Fireman Vogel, who fell
from the tender of a Pennsylvania
freight train while crossing Jersey
Sunday night, was recovered yesterday
morning. 1t had broken through the
ice and was found only after a search
of many hours.
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LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS
What The Times Want Good Old Santa
Bring Them for Christmas
Whiting. Ind Der. s. 1909.

Dear Santa Claus: I am little girl
with brown eyes and dark hair and
will be 2 years old Dec. II. '09- l live
III Whiting, Ind, and go to St. Alberts
school. which is just across the street
from where I live. in fact I like to go
to school Bat dear Santa l would like
many pretty things for Christmas.
Would you not like to come over and
visit me Christmas eve. Ny name is
Francis McGara. Whiting Indiana,
ia Indiana Boulevard
P. S.-Don't forget. Dear Santa, TIL
be fast asleep when YOU come but
bring me a set of furs and a dollie also
nuts and candy. Bye Bye Santa
I remain your dear little tot
FRANCIS
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UP AND DOWN IN
I=N=D=I- A-N-A
GOVERNED BY IMPULSE

impressed that the girl was telling
the truth when she sa<d she was i'm
PEELED by an impulse she cannot ex-
plain, Judge l. J. Kirkpatrick of the
juvenile court has refused to infict
punishment upon Carrie Conner. IA
years old. Of Kokomo, accused Of tam
pering with the mails.
ORDAINED FIFTY YEARS.
The Rev. Louis Gueguen. chaplain Of
St Vincent's orphan asylum. near vim
cennes, will celebrate the fftieth ami
yersary of his ordination into the
priesthood today in this city at St.
Francis Makers parish, which he
served for sixteen years as pastor.
TO ELECTRIFY SHOP.
The Glover Leaf railroad shops are
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aammond. Ind, Dec. 10. 1909.
Rear santa Claus: Since Christmas
y drawing so near dear old Santa / am
seven years old my next birthday and
go TO st. Joseph's Catholic school
STUDY every evening and l haven't had
and 1t is so snowy out. I will write ana
ten you what would like You to bring
me. l would like to have a nice over
cold when I go to school a violin t6ooi
chest. box of bon bons. a nice bie
IThrlstmas tree, some nuts and CANDY.
s al SANTA guess you can't carry all
py telephone and he will meet you with
ms ms horse. As you are so old I leave
me front door open so you don't have
70 cllmb through the chimney. Now
before close l will ask you kindly
hoT 20 forget my mamma and papa.
i've at the same old place 262 State
Merry Christmas. I am your little bow.
WILLIE KEII,MAN
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rHREE rRIsoNERs EscArE.


Major David f Allen, Of Frankfort
who was stricken with paralysis a
week ago and who lay helpless and
undiscovered almost twenty-four hours
and who had apparently rallied slightly
for a few days is now in an extremely
critical condition. He is delirious most
of the time and there are symptoms
of pneumonia. His throat is SO badly
paralyzed that he can take no nourish-
mani
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Hammond, Ind, Dec IL, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: I wish to have
something from you, I wish to have
two sets of dishes, do1lie and a buggy,
one set of little glasses, fine little
chair and a little doll for my little
sister two years old. and a little side
board and little stove and a little
table cover and two little sewing boxes
and a little bed, three little dresses for
the dolls, and a little clock and house.
JENNIE
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HAVE MADDOG SCARE.

The country district nine miles south
of Anderson is in the throes of mad
dog scare following the killing of an
infected animal in the barn of w. NJ.
Reedy. While trying to escape the
dog bit three cats and hog. The dog
and cats were Immediately killed and
the hog is locked up awaiting develop
ments 1t is said that three weeks
ago a small dog infected with rabies
bit several dogs in that locality before
being killed
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1873 Harrison avenue.

Hammond. IND, Dec. 9, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus. 7 Just thought of
YOU as got the paper last night. Santa
Claus will you please bring me set
OF furs. I am 10 years old. and a tree
If YOU wish to for my sister and I hope
Year. I hope you have not forgotten
I live on Indiana avenue at S25.
Goodby.
GRACE Turner.
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Whiting. Ind Dec. 9. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: I can't wait until
YOU come. I am wears old and am in
the third grade ] want you TO bring
me doll. go-cart box of handker-
chiefs. a pair of gauntlet gloves and 2
yards of hair ribbon.
Yours truly,
MARY JULIER
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MAY ELSER.
1927 Ontario avenue.
Hammond. md. Dec 1n. 1et

Hammond, Ind, Dec. 10, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: As Xmas is
drawing near I would like to tell what
want, I want a muff and fur one
pair of rubbers and a story book, four
handkerchief. Brother wants little
wagon a set of building blocks.
Your dear little friend.
MARGUERITE and EDWARD YOUNG.
Erie street.
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Whiting. Ind. Dec. g. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: 7 am a little girl
of years old. Ny mother told me
that Santa Claus wanted a letter from
each little boy and girl before Xmas.
so l want to tell you that I want a
large dool and doll buggy, so goodby.
/ am your friend.
RUTH FLEMING
p. o. Box 322
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Hammond. Ind, Dec 10 1909
Dear Santa Claus. I hope Won viii
be good TO us this year. you was not
good 10 us since my papa passed away.
wish you would bring my sister Lily
doll-head and a buggy and nv little
prother sweater coat and a mouth
harp. my little sister a pair of shoes
and doll. my other brother a pair az
gloves and cab. I want a dofI-head
and buggy, don't forget to bring us
some candy and some nuts Me and
Lily are going TO speak a nice piece
al church. | hope you will bring a
Christmas tree
Your dear little friends.
EMMA DOFTJ
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Hammnnd 1nd No. o 1ono

Hammond, Ind. Dec. 9, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: VIII you please
bring me big doll with long brown
curly hair and bright blue eyes and n
pair of mittens, my name is Lillian
Long, l am years old. good by
From your little friend
LILLIAN LONG
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Hammond. Ind. Dec II, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus ] want doll
buggy and a dollie and a set Of dishes
and a set of furs and a little bonnet
and a pair of leggins and pail Of
candy and this will be all this Xmas.
ANNIE.
26 State street
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hammond. Ind, Dec. 9. 1909.
Dear santa Claus: Thought I
would write you q little letter to tell
you what wanted for Christmas. I
want a goat patrol wagon ana sfor,
Dpok and also some nuts ana candy
MY sister Sarah wants gold ring with
ewo sets IN II. Dear Santa don't for
get we live in the country
Your friend.
r. R. No l. LIN
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so5 Hickory street. EMMA DoAAL-


Hammond. Ind. Dec. s. 1909.
pear Santa. Claus: I want you to
brlng me a few things. Please give
me az automobile for myself am
eight years old. I want a nice dress
and coat for my doll, she IS forr wears
old and quite big. I want you to bring
me mum and fur I tried to he aS
good as ! could for I wanted Santa
Claus 10 bring me some presents
From your little friend
FRANCES MCLAUGHLIN
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Griffith Ind, Dec Il. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: I wish YOU would
bring every body good health. and I
Will be pleased with what you bring
me. 7 am little ten year old girl. I
go to school every day, I am in the
fourth grade. Wishing YOU a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year,
I remain your little friend.
LAURA ADLER
ID 7 n No box %
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In care of the Times
Dear Santa Claus: I write this let
ter to tell you what want for Xmas
want q pair of skates. pair of leg
gings and q typography machine. will
close. Yours truly,
CARL FRIEDRICH
P. ST am II years old and in the fifth
grade.
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Hammond Ind. Dec. II. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: I am little girl
wears old and I want YOU to bring me
big doll and muT and fur and a
pair leggings and box Of candy and a
go cart. With love to Santa Claus
DOLLIE AFTER.
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Hammond, Ind. Dec. 10. 1909.

Hammond, Ind, Dec. 10. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: 7 hope you are
well and all your fairy helpers. I have
something sad to tell YOU. big brother
broke my nice big dolly and I would
like to have another big dolly like that
was. with nice skirts and dresses and
a coat and bonnet like that was. Now
I think this is plenty don't you?
From a good girl
MERLE HEPBURN.
30 IIarrteo,, oxTar,,a
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Tolleston Ind Dac I

Tolleston. Ind. Dec, 7. 1909
Dear Santa Claus: If you please
come TO me l like to have a mum and
fur and big doll I am years old.
am in the second grade. I like to have
candy and nuts and some shoes and
apples and oranges and big tree
With best wishes,
GLADYS BUSH.
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Indiana Harbor. Ind, Dec. 9, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: I am nine years
old boy and | am born on Christmas
evening. So give me a team OF rein
good children little presents. Dear
Santa don't forget your best friend,
STEVE VAPENSKI.
1882 Guthrie street, P. o. box e3S.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. 9.

Hammond. Ind. Dec. 9. 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: For Christmas I
want a pin with my name. and pair
of shoes and a piano and some nuts and
candy. l live on Towle street and don't
forget to come and see me this year.
So Goodby from your friend.
MINNIE Lutte.
S44 TOWle street.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. II. 1909
Dear Santa Claus: Mamie wants A
iittie FUR for her neck and pair OF
high top shoes with red and black and
a pair OF gloves and a big dollie.
So Goodby Santa Claus.
.. MAMIE HART
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Whiting. Ind. Dec. 3. 1gos.

Dear Santa Claus. l wish you would
bring me a Jack box. a rolly polly
a train Of cars and a stocking of nuts
and candy. l am I years old and I am
waiting for Santa Claus
BENEY JUIIER.
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AZ Dotv street


Hammond. Ind. Dec. IL, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: AS Xmas is com.
ing soon / would like you to bring me
a tool chest, painting book and some
paints. some story books, a ring. and
don't forget a Xmas tree. candy and
nuts From your little friend
WILLIAM GESCHEIDLER
611 Sibley street
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WILLIE STREET.

Ind1ana Harbor Ind. Dec g. 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: I would like to
have little moving picture machine
ana writing desk with a black board
and little desk chair and a box If
tools and now Santa II Won can't af-
ford all these things please bring what
papa.
From vour little friend
RICHARD HARRY HOLFM
Cor. Commonwealth and Michigan ave
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MerrillvIIle. Ind. Dec. II, 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: AS I heard that
you were in THE TIMES office I thought
l would drop you a few lines and let
you know what ] would like you to
bring me for Christmas. I would like
to have sweater. pair of mittens,
necktie. steam engine and a pair Of
skates I am six years old Nv name
is HOWARD HARTMAN.
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Hammond Ind, Dec. 9, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus I want a doll
cart and a lot Of candy and nuts, Santa
] hope you will find my home, IL is
$50 st. Mayne avenue,
BONNIE LONG.
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Hammnnd 80 - 81 1nnn

Hammond. Ind. Dec II 1909
Dear Santa Claus. I am a little girl
years old and I want you to bring
me muff and fur and a pair OF leg
CONS and big doll and go-cart and
a box of candy with love to Santa
Claus, I remain as ever
10 State street
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Indiana Harbor. Ind Dec 9. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
1914 Is the number of our house. Nv
cousin wants a doll and a doll bed. she
IS years old. Santa please don't for
get the poor
willie cTPrEr
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. 9. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: 7 want pair Of
skates and a new suit and pair of
shoes that is all Santa Claus. and some
nuts and candy. I live on Towle street
From your how.
LOUIE Lutte.
S44 Towle street.
p S-Don't forget to come and see
me this wear.
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Hegewisch. Ill. Dec. 10 1909.

Hegewisch. III. Dec. 10, 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: / am a little girl
s years old and | would like for you to
bring me a big dolly and a dresser and
a pair of gloves and I Will thank you
very much.
MAY ELSER.
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RUNIeN cArsEs DEATH.

Leonard wild, sr.. as wears old, one
of the best-known residents of Ham
ilton county and councilman-elect, died
at his home here Sunday of blood pois-
oning resulting from a bunion on his
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Hammond Ind. Dec. II 1909

AIlI. Lee u, lSUy.
Dear Santa Claus. Harold wants a
train and 2 rocky horse and a little
pail Of candy and pair IF little boots
and little coat this will be all for
LITTLE HAROLD HART.
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to be fully equipped with electric mo-
tor power. This viii make the cost of
repair and new work here so much
cheaper than steam that it is expected
a great deal more of the general shop
work on the Clover Leaf and Alton COM
bined will be done here. The power is
furnished by the city electric light
plant.
THREE PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Edward shannon, who was sent to
the Jeffersonvtlle reformatory for grand
larceny from Elkhart county; Harry
Bowser, who was sent from Kngx
county for petit larceny, and Charles
Edwards, sent from Marion county for
petit larceny, escaped from that instt-
tuition at 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon
by scaling the northeast wall. They
are still at large
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be
ran to AXE the pos a
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MerrilIvilIe Ind. Dec. IL 1908

Merrillville. Ind. Dec II. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: AS I heard that
you were in THE TINES office I thought
would drop you a few lines and let
you know what 7 would like you to
bring me for Christmas. I would like
to have a steam engine, an air rife.
pool game. croquet, a tool chest, skates
I am In the third grade and am nine
years old. Ny name is
ARTHUR HARTMAN
MerrilIville, Ind. Dec. II, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas is
soon coming I thought I would drop
you a few lines and let you know what
would like for Christmas. I am
eleven years old and in the fifth grade
20 TO St Peter and PauPs school I
would like you to please bring me a
blue muffier. a stove. a set Of enameled
kitchen dishes and an iron with wood
en- handle. / hope I am not asking too
much, I do not want to be hard OF
you as I saw tWenty-one letters in the
paper today. Don't forget mamma ana
papa. My name IS
MABEL HARTMAN
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TEACHERs TO MEET.

The ffty-sixth annual session of the
Indiana State Teachers association
opened today at Tomlinson hall. The as
ISOLATION Will be in session for three
days and the program consists of ad-
dressed by well-known educators in In
diana and elsewhere. Governor Mar
shall will preside at the session on
Wednesday afternoon in Tomlinson hall,
and he will introduce Leslie NJ. Shaw,
former secretary Of the treasury. who
will speak on Evolution in Matters
Governmental"
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Iidnmond, Ind, Dec 10. 1903.
pear Santa Claus: This letter is N
tel! you what I want, a nice big doll
a leather gocart. a story book some
candy, nuts and fruit am eiTht
Years old. Please don't forget INV
Drother Walter. He is five wears old
DE wants an air rife, an engine a
tram OF cars that runs on a round