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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
BUSY SUNDAY FOR JACK
Black Champ Talks at Y. NJ. G. A. and
Is ROund Over

New York, Jan. 24.-Jack Johnson's
life is spicy with variety. Yesterday
he stopped long enough at the colored
mems branch of the Y. NJ c. A. TO
deliver a lecture on manliness, in
which he said sobriety. application and
devotion to ones mother were neces-
sary to success; then he visited n
magistrates Office and was bound over
TO the grand jury under a bond of
$1,000 on a charge of felonious assault
Johnson's lawyer argued against his
clients being held and endeavored To
show that the marks Pinder, the com
plainant, bore had been received in
falling downstairs on the night of the
alleged assault. When the court found
against him he protested that the case
was a ''frameup" to prevent Johnson's
fighting Jeffries. Johnson said moth
ing. but grinned throughout.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
eENesgo's NEW PLAYHOUSE.

The handsome new Weimer, opera
house in Geneseo has now been COM
pleted and will open this evening with
THE Only Law" the production from
Hackett's theatre, New York, as the
opening attraction. The complete New
York cast will appear in the perform
ance. The stage is ample for a good
production Of the show, having a width
of 60 feet. depth Of 80 feet and a
height of SO feet. The new opera house
is owned by William and A. w. Wei
mer of the Weimer Automobile COM
pany of Geneseo. The complete cost
of the building has been $4,000. 1t is
large building, being $50 feet in
length and IS feet in width. 1t con-
tains II dressing rooms adjoining the
stage and has five exits. Hansen &
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R3SS@Zhheatre

Harfst, Davenport architects, drew the
plans for the building. The electrical
work was done by the Rock Island
Electric Construction & Machinery
company; the steam heating by Han
nav, Kidney & Ryan of Geneseo; the
plumbing by Theodore Becker of Cen
eseo; the carpenter work by p. A Lar
son of Geneseo; the mason work by
C. E. Chapter of Geneseo. and the roof
ing by the Lewis Roofing company,
Rock Island. All work was done I'M
der the supervision of Weimer Bros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
Papke and Lewis Sail.

New York, Jan. 24.-Amid the
shouts OF "bon voyage" two more
prominent fighters sailed yesterday
for Paris, where they are scheduled
to take part in fights at the big Cirque
de Paris fight club next month. They
are Billy Papke the middleweight
pugilist, who departed on the liner
Baltic, and Harry Lewis, the Quaker
City welterweight, who sailed on the
steamship Philadelphia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
DAVENPORT TRIMS PEORIA
Basketball Team from DistiIIery City
Loses Saturday.

The basketball team Of Peoria high
school was defeated again Saturday
night by the Davenport high school in
a game which was played in Daven-
port. The final score was "a TO 10.
The Peoria boys were simply out.
played and did not have a chance 20
win. This is the second time this year
that the team has been defeated. Fri
day evening Rock Island high school
won from the Peorians Sc to II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
WAY OF A WOMAN.

Just a Womans Way" melodrama
of tears, etc, was the offering, matinee
and night, yesterday at the Illinois. 1t
was pleasing to those who like that
sort of thing, and was presented by
capable performers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
Weston OFF for coant.

New York, Jan. 24.-Edward Payson
Weston. veteran pedestrian, left today
by train for Los Angeles. II is from
that city that he intends starting on
Feb. for another of his coast to coast
walks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
OLD FAvoRITE RETURNS.

Paid in Full was back at the Illi-
nois again Saturday evening. The play
is not a puller as a repeater, seeming
". as the attendance was small. The
play continues in competent hands and
is nicely staged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24

& Ranken have added few numbers
to the piece, and some interpretations
have been made that have greatly add
ed to the performance. The produc-
ton has been renewed and the cos
tuning has been refurnished in a way
that will leave nothing to be desired.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24

team and in the following year he
went to Pittsburg, but had very little
opportunity to play until Jimmy Will
liams, the third baseman, jumped to
the American league in 1901.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
Sets Date for c. a. MEETING.

Kewance. H., Jan. PA meeting
of the Central association for Thurs
day. Jan. 81. at Monmouth was called
by President NJ. z Justice yesterday
TO consider the schedule situation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
THE FAMILY.

Second avenue, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets. Vaudeville at },
s and 9;I5 D. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24

II you feel that
your are break
ing down; that
your strength
and energy is
becoming inn
paired; do not
waste your mon
ey and time fool
ing with make
shifts. Go after
the cause; build
UP the power of
the nerve cells
with a steady
continuous cur
rent of electric
ity as applied by
DR.. Bartz & Co.
You can recover
the vim and Wig
or of your youth
full days; you
can feel anew
the life-blood
la.AE- N1..r..H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24

veins get back the and ambition which
fighting
making their
what matter
wer
& be
S
of doctors do what they max
ing people of wrecks
that they used
Electricity applied
a put together
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
THE ELITE.

Eighteenth street, between First and
Second avenues. vaudeville ut !, and
9,16.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
THE ILLINOIS.

Second avenue and Sixteenth street.
Jan. 3O-"The Man on the Box" mat
Inee and night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24

ward and Yale since the beginning nf
International competition.
The almanac will be sent TO eny ad-
dress in the United States or Canada
by the publishers, the American
Sports Publishing company, 81 Warren
street, New York, postpaid upon re-
ceipt Of 10 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
WARMED OVER

Waterloo has secured the services
of Outfielder A. T. Long from Sapulpa,
Okla Long was formerly with Topeka
in the Western association.
Kid Gleason probably will pass up
offers to manage minor league clubs
in order to remain with the PhiladeI-
phia club as a scout. Gleason finds
it hard TO tear himself away from the
Phillies
John Kings chance of again playing
in organized baseball is not very
bright, in view Of the recent declara-
ton of President Johnson of the Amer
lean league that he would favor max
ing the period of the players suspen-
sion four years.
added a semi-pro catcher TO his Can
nonball ranks. Newton Wickwire is
the youths name, and he has occupied
the limelight in Danville brush base
ball for several years. Wickwire has
a strong whip and is handy with the
willow
Hughey jennings is taking a flyer
in the literary game. He has started
series of letters to tell some of the
things he knows about baseball. If
anybody ever gets John McGraw lured
into that game he could weave some
interesting yarns without straining at
the truth, for John J. is one of the
best "reminiscencers" in baseball
Frank Donnelly is UP to his old
tricks. His signing as manager of Gal
weston means that there will probably
be SOM hing of an exodus of Three
Eye stars for the south before many
months have passed. The first one 20
be bargained for, 1t is said, is Bill Nc
Namara. the catcher, who is now the
property of Danville and who. It WAS
declared, Decatur was trying to repur-
chase to manage the new COmmo-
dores Frank has always managed TO
take several men with him when he
moved.
Tommy Leach for the 18th time has
placed his signature to a Pittsburg
club contract. Leachs first National
league experience was with the Louis
vile club in 1898, having come from
the Auburn club of the New York
State league The Kentucky team at
that time was made up of Decker at
first base, Ritchey at second, Wagner
at third and Billy Clingman at short.
Leach played in only three games that
~ -
season at third base for the Louisville
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24

Waterloo has secured the services
of Outfielder A. T. Long from Sapulpa,
Okla Long was formerly with Topeka
in the Western association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
THE GRAND. DAVENPORT.
er of Bridges"

Jan. 4S-''Ihe GinBerbrehd Mdh."
Jan. 29-KyrIe BelIevv, I'm "The Build
err of Bridges"
Jan. 31-RObert EdesOn, In "a Mans
a Man"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24

Kid Gleason probably will pass up
offers to manage minor league clubs
in order to remain with the PhiladeI-
phia club as a scout. Gleason finds
it hard to tear himself away from the
Phillies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-24
Free Treatment Notice

the that Of
city have only recently begun realize and the
vitality to
being having thoroughly
tablshed have
cuded
between
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-16
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear santa Claus 90
am so glad Christmas II near
and want you to bring me lots and
lots at things. but ! want a piano tha
wOrstest for Iora and Pinky and
Penelope and Suky are getting oil
enough for music lessons and ! want
a cradle for the twins and man doll
cause all my dolls are girls except
Punch. and he is just little boy.
aud they are afraid OF burglars. And
you know Priscilla Prudence Humill.
~ Wren that came last Christmas
Is broken. and want another that
will just III all her nice clothes. |
hope YOU can sell your tobacco before
Christmas so YOU can set MS little
lirls all We want u YOU can thing OF
anything else want please bring It,
Your loving little girl.
MARY SHOEMAKER
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Dear Old Santa

Please come out 10 our house
to see me. bring me q doll baby that
goes TO sleep. with eye lashes.
want her To- have curley hair aud
want some goois 10 sew her dress,
a little machine and thimble. wash
bowl and pitcher. candy and lots Ct
good things to eat. | got little br,'-
Their 30 bring him something. believe
he would like a doll. auto and Ratchet
and tacks. and bring daddy some
sto' kings | hope you Won't forget
these things. your little girl.
MARY LOUISE WOODS.
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Dear santa Claus

Grab Orchard. Ky.
just want to write and tell you
what J want for Xmas. My teaC her
SAYS ! have been nice and good this
year. end she believes you viii bring
what ask. want a big doll n now
pair Of shoes, a new rain coat and
Il big set of dishes. am in the
first grade and like TO go 90 school
every daV. Now Santa don't forget
my little sister, and | promise to 60
so 10 sleep early on the night you
come. ! am vour little girl
IDA LEE CAMPBELL.
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Dear Santa Claus

VIII you please bring ne a
set of dishes and great big doll
that will open and shut its eyes and
has curley hair and dressed in blue
and little wash tub and bring me all
kinds Of candy. and nuts and fruit
and anything else YOU think Will be
nice for little girl five years old
and please don't forget brother he
wants something nice 200. love
You Santa because Won are so good to
me. bye bye from
DOROTHY TREBLE.
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Mr.. Santa Claus
near Santa Claus, how are You
this year? MIR. Santa Claus ] Will tell
you what my sister and ! want this
year, ! want great big doll with
long curls. doll dresser. some
oranges, apples, candy. nuts and
bananas. She wants a music box.
Mr.. Santa Claus | want you to come
TO sec mamma, and papa. ] want you
to iii grandpa's sock with everything
gocd TO e3fs MIR. Santa Ijaus
promised you last year ] would be
8, better girl this year but as ! am
anything about IT. Good bye.
in i hurry to mail this | will not say
ALLIE WY CUMMlNS
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Dear Santa Claus
Il want you 10 bring me
wagon ice skates. a gun some fire
works. fruit and candy, a story book
knife a watch. a shetland pony Now
Santa | think 7 have been real good
so please remember me, with love,
PATE KING. JR.
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Dear Santa claus,

Dear Santa Claus
am looking for you Xmas. I
want you TO bring me wagon, tool
chest, train and air gun and all
kinds of fruit and nuts. This leaves
me well hoping to find YOU the same
ALBERT DUDDERAR.
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WaYnesburg. Nv
fyHtoUUINf ~
Dear Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus -
will try and write you a let
ter as | want YOU to please remem-
Der me with a few toys want toy
a horn billy goat and
a wagon ard some harness for nj!
goat, an overcoat 22 air rifel a pair
of leggans mixed nuts and candy l
will close hoping to see you dear
Santa Christmas. your little boy,
JAMES RICE.
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Crab Orchard. Nv

Dear Santa Clars
7 am a little g,r' e,ght Yeats
old go 20 the graded school n
Crab Orchard an ~ "rr' grade
AMI ! have been q good girl and tried
To mind my teacher Now think y1u
should bring me nice present.
would like tor YOU To- bring ne &
ni no tool. would like 20 have "
nice little sewing machine. n you can
find one. f'GOm your little friend
SUSIE EDNlSTON.
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Dear old Santa CIqus.

want you to bring me a doll
and lot of candies and apples, and
would like for YOU to bring my little
brother too. Please don't forget us.
Nay God bless all little children,
May our publisher take good pains
in printing our letters May we have
good health through Chritmas, so I
VIII close saying good bye ole Santa
Written by little BESSIE VI. TARTAR
Moieland
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Lebanon. Ky.
Santa Claus

Santa Claus
Please bring me and my baby
sister. our stockings full of chocolate
candy and some nuts and all kinds
OF fruit. Bring each of us rocking
chain. you can bring us set of dish
es together. You will find the Xmas
tree in the dining room this year,
tut don't see how you are going
10 come down through the stove pipe
MARY AND CATHERINE CARSON.
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Wavnesburg. XIV.

Dear Santa Claus
I am a little girl but only two
years old but I am looking forward
for Christmas to come so Santa Claus
can some so can have me some toys
to, l wart nice big doll and a bear
skin coat and cap and leggens and
lot of nice candy. Bye bye Santa
your loving little girl.
MABEL RICE
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Dear Santa
am a little girl three years old
and I want you to bring me a doll.
tea set. candy. and fruits. and don't
forget my little brother he wants a
rocking horse. | viii go to bed cary
Yours respectfully.
MAMIE MAY BRUMMETT
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Dear Santa Claus
want doll that will laugh
and cry and one that will open and
shut its eyes. no, no, no. no, oh you
know. Santa is commirg dressed In
white when We are asleep in our
Leds nt night.
TIEI.MA MAY HUTCHINSON.
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Dear Santa.

Dear santa.
! am little boy six wears old
and | want YOU to please bring me n
cap pistol. candy oranges, nuts and
lots OF good things and ! have little
brother one year old and he wants a
rocking horse. and doll. So don't
forget us, will go 10 bed early ana
shut MY eyes tight and will not peep.
Good bye am your little boy.
GUY BAILEY TUCKER.
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Wayneburg, XIV
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
I am a good little boy go to
school almost ever day when the
days are rot TO cold. now Santa
| wish you would please remember
me with a wheel to ride to school
and 22 air jrifle, billy goat and
wagon AMI harness, an over coat and
a pair of leggans and some mixed
ruts and candies your loving little
hoy,
WILLIE RICE
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Dear old Santa

This is my first letter TO You
and ! want so many things don't
know what TO say first. | would love
to have pretty don that can say
mamma and little bed for il. and a
bird in cage. bottle Of fumery
fruits candy and little gun to shoot
rabbits and anything else you have
TO spare and good nv Santa and
come back next Nmas You can send
me az air ship too.
ELIZABETH EVANS.
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Crab Orchard, XIV.

crab orchard, NY,
Dear Santa Claus
| am little boy eight year
old. J am in the second grade. want
You To bring me on Nmas night a
sled a wagon, knife and sumo or
6ngcs, and some bananas ana candv
and bat and ball. and sumo fire crack.
crs and skv rockets. and sumo roman
candles, and little cap pistol. Please
don't forget me,
EWELL FLETCHER
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EVA GIESZI.
Crab Orchard. Ky.

Dear Santa Claus
an a little girl nine years
old, ! am in the second grade. | want
you to bring me on Xmas night.
want doll and toy angel a littel
cart little cradle. and little bed and
little stove and little fruit and can
dy. 7 want a little parasol and muff
Santa Claus please don't forget me
good bye from.
IRENE MANUEL.
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Good cheer Christmas Is draw
ing rign and | am so glad hone
yOu will come to see ne as ! am going
10 he good little girl want "A
stovc table jumping JACK. big doll
drum ana two sticks and buggy
hairy. lots OF candy nuts. fruit chew
Ing gum and everything good
have two brothers and one sister.
who hone you will remember. Bye
bye. ycur little friend
ANNEIL CARSON.
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GEORGE FLETCHER.
Dear Santa Claus =

am little girl nine years old
live in Stanford with my grand
parents. my mamma is dead. ] want
you to bring me a big doll and a
little doll and work box well ! will
just say anything you want to bring
me hut I would like to have the
things | told you. Now please don't
forget me. Your little friend.
MARGUERITE II. MCCLURE
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MOrolnnd. Nv.

Dear Santa Claus:-
Please bring NE nice wark
box and toilet set also some oranges
and candy. have a dear little sis
ter Just a year old and please hiing
her a teddy bear and n rubber doll.
From your loving little girl.
MINNIE LETTERS.
y. 81 will put my letter in care OF
the j., and sure IL will reach you
in safety.
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ELpIE KENNEDY
Crab Orchard. Ky.

Dear Santa Claus
| am little boy eight years
cid an in the first grade | want
you 10 bring me on Xmas night n
wagon. candy pony and foot ban
a violin, story book. some IRE
sky rockets. roman candles
fruit end candy. B,. sure and como
10 see my brother, Royal Don't Tor
get me. Your loving boy.
WEI.BY ANDERSON.
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Crab Orchard. Nv.

Dear Santa Claus
am a little girl ten years old
| am In the second grade. want
YOU to bring me on Xmas night a
doll little iron a washboard Xmas
book and candy and fruit, a little
muff and fure n little doll bed and
nice cloak Please don't forget me,
good bye to you.
EVA GIESZI..
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AZ the weather Is 80 bad and
the roads SO rough. don't guess you
would like to travel with much stud
you will please bring sister a large
doll and the rest of Us larger chill
drcn Just what you think We ought
to have. Don't forget mamma and
papa They said they would take the
I. J.. tor theirs another wear. Yours,
CALLfE STARNS
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DRYE r. EVANS

As executr;x of the estate Of Rhoda
LunsfOrd. | will on court day Jan. y
1911, sell at public cutlery the follow.
rng bank stock: "a shares First
National Bank; shares Lincoln
County National Bank and 3 ~
shares State Bank & Trust Co, of
Stanford. XIV.
MATTE V. KIRBY, Executrix.
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Nv Dear Santa Clans.

! am a good little girl and |
want YOU to come to see me and
bring me- doll with long golden
curls, doll trunk containing its
clothes, "A set OF brown furs. a doll
house. "a sewing box with all sewing
articles in IL. fruits, c(ndy and nuts.
Please don't forget my MISTER and two
brothers. Respectfully yours.
MABEL WILKINSON
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am going TO tell YOU what !
y ant you TO bring me Christmas I
want a big doll ard some candy and
bananas and ] viii hang my stocking
by the fire place In the dining room
where there will be- no fire 80 that
you viii be sure and not get hurt
when you come down the chimney
| viii look FOR YOU Christmas Eve
LUCILLE NORRIS
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boar old SANTA Clans.

ant to tell you what | want
for Christmas. ] want you to hrin
me a big doll buggy and some can
oies and some fruit. an da story book
80 that Is all from
MARGARET ;ENDI.ETON
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Dear Oh Santa

We will write YOU q short ie,
ter and tell you what We want 4
large wagon that We can work oar
billy goat in and lot OF biz lire
crackers and some little Tire cracksra
too anc some nice candy and Houc
matt nlso and We Will thank Won so
much
JAMES AND JOSEPH NORRIS
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Dear SANTA
I am a little boy four years
OLD and I want you to please bring
me a wagon. horse cap Hstol and
oranges apples candy nuts, and lots
of other things | will go to bed early
and shut my eyes tight
| am your little boy.
ELMER u. TUCKER
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Crab Orchard. Ky,

bear Santa claus
am a little boy nine years
Odd. ] am in the second grade. ]
want you to bring me on Xmas night
a wagon and some oranges and some
bananes and candy. and some fire
crackers, and some sky rockets. 70
mon candles. Now please don't for
get me.
GEORGE FLETCHER.
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You must not forget tn come
to see MS Xmas Eve. Edyth wants a
doll that will go TO steep. and Robert
wants little wagon. and please san
"a bring me work box with real
scissors In II and gold ring for
E,dyth and me We are.
MAYME AND EDITH BALL.
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Dear Santa

Dear santa -
IL YOU have any idea or max
irg Il call at the Evans mouse TINS
Nnhas ! hone YOU viii not overlook
my stocking. would like to have
candy fruits. whip pistol. big auto
lop gun, wagon air rifle. and II will
take five false faces TO go around
sold watch horse and buggy II you
can't get all OF this in my stocking
leave what you can and many
thanks.
DRYE r. EVANS
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Dear st. Methodist

Dear st. Nicholas
am a little curley headed
rirl six years old. wish YOU would
Ilease bring me coll dresser, n
cup and saucer, plate and some can
dy, My name Is
A.IlNE NEWLAND.
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Dear Santa:

Dear santa
! want YOU To come to see mo
and bring me a piano. big doll lit.
tie set of dishes and some fruit.
Bring Dudley drum and gum ball
and don't forget Miss Annie our teach
err am yours,
LUCILLE REYNOLDS