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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24
Nothing
Like

them in the world. CAsCARETs the
biggest seler--why? Because its the best
medicine for the liver and bowels. lis
what they will do for you--not what
NE say they zvtX do-that makes
CASCARETS famous. Millions uae
CASCARETS and it is all the medicine
That they ever need to take. ec4
cAscARRTs Zoe a box for weeks
treatment, all drugEists: Biggeat seller
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24
v. NJ. /. Social News.

[spctialtoThe Times pispatch.l
Lexington VA. April 2s--Captain p.
-. l.ochrldge, general staff, ~ $, ~,
Visited the Y, M 4. this week en- z
and Tuesday at the instltute, and the
lhattal ion at caaats was nut thron9h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24

PATENT Booklet ana advice free, Ma.
tHlLNl SON Henwlck & Lawrence,
New York City,land 6ba Y st, WASH
lngton, ID, C. Established 40 wears
Clients IN As states, References, Mo
Laohlen BIKE. Corporation. Washing,
Ion; Ala ga syrup Co., Montgomery;
Chicago Portland Cement Co. and oth-
PRS. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24
FRANK CROYDON, nAsso.
chiIdren,s Chorus.

Children's Chorus.
The second concert of the series will
be given by the children's chorus, aad
will Introduce several of the remain
ing soloists. Nine. Alice Merritt-Coch-
ran. the soprano is a singer of wide
reputation, and although she has never
sung in this city, her work has elected
much praise in the great musical fes-
tivals Of the Northern cities. The con.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24
Monterey Social News.
[speclal Q una Times pIspatoh. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
Monterey, Va, April 23,-Frank Will
son, formerly or this place, but who
has been in Arizona for his health,
came to Monterey early in the week,
much improved
Mrs. NJ. *. SFleishcr and nephew
Harry Horner, who has been spend
ing the winter in Florida. returned
Tuesday.
DR.. II. n. Fleming. well known
minister of Lynchburg, who came here
to attend the funeral of his brother-
in-law, j. A. Jones, returned on Tues
day
Miss Mabel Jones attended the mar
rage of her friend. Miss Jean
nette Humphres. which took place at
Charlottesville, on the 2oth,
Mr., and Mrs. Harry T. shyen cele-
DRAFTED their silver wedding on April
Mrs. j. Clifton Mathews is on d
two months visit to relatives in Mis-
souri,
Willis Gibson ard sisters, Misses
Sallie and Orpha who have lived tenn
.polarily at Damascus for two or more
years. have returned 10 their home,
tear Vandefpool
DIR, and Mrs. l. Fl. Trimhle. Of Staun-
ton, are visiting at Monterey this
week. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24
Gainesville Social News.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
Cartersville, Va. April 23.--Boaa
Ford and Edward Garrett attended the
sessions OF the West Hanover Pres
bytery in Scottsville this week, They
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24
Lexington Social News.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Lexington. Va, April 23,-Mss Scotia
stark. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Wal
ter 4. L. stark. OF Natural bridge,
has resigned as teacher in the schools
Of BIRMINGHAM, Ala, to accept 9 po-
sition in the Census Bureau IN WASH
n. j. Hess, who for some years. was
enea ged in business In Lexington. has
removed to Harrisonburg, Ills family
Accompanied him 20 his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Ghlttnn,. of
near Timber Ridge, have issued invi-
.iatinns to the marriage OF their sis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
BONDS OF TRUSTEES.
Provisions for Legalizing the
Transfer Of Real and Per-
SonaI Property.
CHAPTER Ia.

y act n repeal and Tesenact with
amendments Section 30 Of Article
10 If the code Of Public General
laWa Of Maryland. tile "Chanesry. q
subtitle Trustees.
Section lie i enacted b. the
General Assembly u Maryland. Thai
Section 90 OF Article = Of The Code
O. Public General I.awH % Maryland.
tile =GhanecTy.H subtitle. "TruHlsea. =
b and tha same Il hereby repealed
and THzcuaeied so - u read q fol
lows
Sec z22-All sale heretofore
made. and all deeds. demIzca and
and conveying reaI. personal or MI
ID estates heretofore executed and
delivered y lie trustee o. trustees
"a whom ny estate. feaI. personal Or
mixed had heretofore been limited and
conveyed or ne HauefII Of creditors.
oF "a be aid or ny other purpose .
n as security I0r deht. or - b sold
upon contingency al Hho gaFs
bond alth but one surety. shall b
nd IL same are hereby made valid
and effective n pas tile and valid
- al Inlsnts and nusraHea. as i ths
aid bond given h tn sad trustee
n trustees hi Id to HuretIaa q
more thereon. - required = Section
10 hundred md 1RouIYsonH. OF Sec
on 40 hundred and twenty-five. IT
Article i. Code - Public General
I4wg 81 Maryland provided tina
#uch trustee - trustees hHz or hHYa
complied With all he other require
mnutH Of Nv. and such sales. deed
demiHaB nd Other Instruments u
4fitIHK - y conformity siIH tn
~ md provided further. hat noth
~ n III Aet shall Affect he inter.
81 q bona flde purchasers and IN
eumhHaueeH Without notice. and cred
tors Rho mas have become such
prior - he passage 81 this Aef and
provided. nevertheless. thaI nothing
In tbs Aet hall operate 10 dIyeHI
ny Ten o. claim upon property pass
lnR under such trustees deed which
may now exist or which my ksreaf
far aTIHe. Tor he benefit aud nroless
Ton Of an CeHiui une IuHt. RheHe tn
purchase money may not have been
properly applied
See 2=And be II enacted. Thai
his act HhAiI taEe eject from tn
date u II passage
Approved April ;. 1910.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
VENDERS LIENS.
Providing Tor a Fee Simple
Title in the Case Of Legal
Sales.
CHAPTER PIG.


~ act 10 add additional sections to
Article sc Of the Code Of Public
General Laws Of Maryland Of 1901.
title Mortgages 10 be numbered
Sections 30. 81. =. 3. 81. 35. 81 aud
81 Ahollshlng the len Of vendors
for unpaid purchase money, unless
the same be expressly and speech.
caIly retained By the Yendef. and
providing for speedy enforcement
thereof. when 30 retained, b. sale
of The property subject thereto.
Section BE Il enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland. That
eight additional sections b added %
Article &c of the Code OF Public Cen
erai Laws OF Maryland OF 190I. title
Mortgages" 10 be numbered 20, Il,
p, B, B. IS. 36 and 81 and 10 read
~ follows:
30-When any real or personal es.
tate or property shall be hereafter
transferred OF conveyed, and the pur.
chase money, or any parI thereof
shall remain unpaid 1T the time ol
The transfer or conveyance, the ven.
dor shall not thereby have len Of
charge On the same for any other Of
different sum or sums of money than
the sum or sums that shall appear 70
be due On the face OF the deed or in.
strument conveying the same, and be
therein, together with the time OF
times set for the payment thereof
specified and reeIIed. provided. how.
ever. nothing herein contained shall
be construed to affect IN any way any
mortgage given BY a purchaser oT
purchasers to secure the payment Of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
TEsTAMENTARY LAW.
Effect of the Death of the
Testator, Wills, Etc.
81.

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section go Of Article
80 Of the Code Of 1904 Of Public
General Laws Of Maryland. title
"Testamentary Law" subtitle
"WIlls.n
Section lie 1t enacted BY the
General Assembly Of Maryland, That
Section go of Article 93 of the Code
of 1901 OF Public General Laws OF
Maryland title "TestamentaTy Law
subtitle Wills" be and the same Is
hereby repealed and re-enacted with
amendments SO as 70 read as follows.
320=-No devise, legacy or beauesl
shall lapse or fall Of taking effect b.
reason OF the death OF any devisee OF
legatee actually and specially named
az deFisea or IegaIee. OF Who Is or
shall be mentioned, described or In
any manner referred TO. or designat.
ed or identified as devlaee or legatee
in any Will. testament or eodieID In
the lifetime of The IestaIor. except as
hereinafter provided. but every such
devise. legacy or hequest shall have
the same effect and operation in law
to transfer the right, estate and In.
terest In the property mentioned In
such devise or bequest as II such de
fIaee or iegatee had survived the tea=
taIor; provided. however, that this
Act shall not apply to the last will.
testament or codicII of anY person
dying after the passage of this Act.
where the maker Of said last Will.
testament or codlcil. after tho execu=
ton thereof and before the death o.
such deviaee OF legatee. shall become
insane or otherwise incompetent 10
cancel. revoke. annnl obllIeraIe or
alter said last slll. testament OF cod
tel.
Sec. 2--And be Il further eueaied.
That this Act shall take effect from
the date o. It's passage
Approved March 81. 1910
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
PROTECTING GARDENERS.
Unlawful 10 Have in Posses
sion the Crates and Meas
ures of Others.
cHAPER=66a

Az ACT TO add N additional Section
70 the Code of Public General Laws
O. Maryland. title Grimes and
pnnishmenls, subtitle Fraud
Market and Garden Boxes to be
known as Section 1G2A. and to fol-
loR Immediately after Section f62.
making II unlawful for any persen,
persons, firm or corporation not
the owner thereof to have in his.
her OF It's possession any steneiled.
marked or stamped box. market
box. garden box or bushel box, IN.
less such person, firm or corpora
ton. shall have permission of the
owner thereof TO 20 use and have
the same IN hIs, her or It's posses
sion.
Section he Il enacted BY the
General Assembly OF Maryland. That
an additional Section is hereby add
ed to the Code of Public General
Laws Of Maryland, tile Grimes and
Punlshments.' subtitle Fraud
Market and Garden Boxes TO be
known as Section 1G2A. and to fol-
low Immediately after Section 162.
and to read as follows:
Section 162A-It shall be unlawful
for any person, persons, firm or cor
poration. moi the owner thereof, to
use or have In his, her or Its posses
sion any box, garden box, market
boz or bushel box used as a contain
or Of farm or garden produce. when
such box, garden box. market box or
buahel box Is stamped, steneiled. or
marked In plain letters with the
name Of the owner or owners there
nf. unless such person, persons, firm
or corporation using or having the
same IN his. her or Its possession,
shall first have obtained the express
privilege or permission Of the owner
or owners Of such box, bushel box
market box or garden box, or from
his. her or their duly authorized
agent or agents, to use or have In
his. her or its possession such box.
bushel box. market box or garden
boz aforesaid. Any person, persons.
firm or corporation violating the pro-
visions Of this Section. shall be
guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof before any Justice
of the peace OF the several counties
of this State or the City Of BaTti.
more, shall be fined not more than
twenty-five dollars for each such of
fence.
Sec. 2-And be It enacted. That
this Act shall take effect from the
date OF It's passage
Approved April IL. 1910.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-27
0BSTRUCTInG RAILROADS.
Unlawful 10 Remove ANY
Equipment from the Tracks
or Right Of Way Railroads.
CHAPTER sos.


A AT 70 add m additional Soc.
lion TO Article = OF the Code Of
Public General Laws Of 1a0i. Title
Crimes and Punishmentz.' sub.
title adazObstrnctIng,n to
follow Section Co. and TO be
known n 367A.
Section lie Il enacted by the
General Assembly Of Maryland. That
an additional section be and the
same Is hereby added To Article q of
The Code Of Public General Laws Of
1901, title Grimes and Punish.
ments.h subtitle Railroads.&c.
atrnetIng.P 10 follow Section 367. and
70 be known a. Section s67A.
Section Whoever without
authority unlaNfullY removes from
any railroad or railway track OF
right Of way over which loeomo=
tIYes. motors Or cars are operated.
or from am locomotive. motor OF car.
the hondHires. nuts, bolts. angle
bars, spikes, attachments. fasten=
lngs, sWitch-stands locks, feed wires.
trolley wires or other appurlenances.
Or any part or attachment thereof, OF
any bonds. mus, bolts. wires. faaten=
lngs. Journal brasses, Journal pack
ing or parts thereto attached or be
longing, which are necessary IN the
use or operation of said railway
tracks. locomotives. motors or cars.
or whoever without authority unlaw.
fully removes or Interferes with any
aIr-brake. air-hrake hose or any part
Of the aIr=brake appliances on any
locomotive. motor or car. or whoever
buys or receives, or unlaHfully has
In his possession. any of The afore-
said articles 50 removed, shall upon
conviction thereof be imprisoned IN
the nenitantiafy not more than Ave
years nor less than one year, OF not
more than six months n the County
Jail or the House Of Correction IN the
discretion of the Court
Sec. 2--And be II enacted. That
this act shall take effect from the
date Of it passage.
Approved April 5, 1910.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
ARGUhENI AGAINST
PROPOSED GHAaItR
THE PRESS. IN GIVING BOTH SIDES or ISSUE,
HERE PRESENTS BEST OPPOSING
ARGUMENT.

The Spokane 20
polls Wednesday
Robertson, the
fight
proper .souards for the people, Ne studied the charter
thoroughly
says: between and next Wednesday the best
posing
Ing several features the charter,
INITIATIVE AND REFERENpuM.4
THE Initiative
absolutely there The immediate
take right Of referendum the
vdes. follows: ss*s 1
without
filing provided
passed by fourIifths vote." - sA
sWEEPlNc poWERa
THE
without advertising bids without
without
property And with
price they fit ~ -
WAS this for the
the right short the
better that has executive responsible the people,
city elected by them council elected
composed Of 10 members as there will be at our next eeo
whose
whom restraints of kind be invoked
public?"
article by Robertson printed tomorrow
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
SANTA CLAUS
IS RESCUED

(By United Press Leaae0 Wirsl
BOSTON, Dec. 23.-Little
girls and boys of Boston are
smiling behind their spectacles
today all because Mr.. Santa
Claus, the man who gets faith
er's savings, was never
drowned after all. The re-
port was that the kindly old
saint had pumped into the wa
ters of Dorchester bay.
Members of the lnterclub
Yacht Racing association have
saved the faith of Boston
youth in the reindeer driver,
even II they didn't rescue
Kris. The yachtsmen, who
were out on the bay, saw a.
portly figure with a red fur-
trimmed coat and white, flow
ing whiskers bobbing about In
very undignified way on
the Dorchester bay waves.
In spite of the fact that
storm was blowing. the club
men lowered boat and
pulled for the helpless saint.
When the weary oarsmen fin
ally reached the sinking figure
they found only a stuffed
Santa, with coarse hemp
whiskers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
BOY BROKERS' EFFECTS
BRING SMALL PRICES

BOSTON. Dec. 2s.-The first day
of the auction sale of the personal
effects OF Robert Davie, the miss
ing boy broker, attracted crowd
that filled the auction rooms to
overflowin1.
Davies faverite Bible was among
the offerHss.
ANY marked passages In it,"
one man asked. A woman bought
the Bible for $ii0.
Then came graphophone with
95 records.
Say" called out woman, "any
Lauder records there?"
The records went for $3.50.
Davies silk hat was bid In for
$2.25.
His six.eylinder Stevens-Duryea
automobile, with monogram on the
door panels, was knocked down at
$i100. A number OF books, in
Guiding valuable sets Of Balzac, Os-
car Wilde, Shelley. Hawthorne.
Goldsmith and others. brought
$3.50.
When Davies office desk was
offered constable Hale said; This
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
new ARREST
IN MURDER
TRIAL

New developments came fast this
morning in the. case of Joseph
Bacile, charged with the murder of
Giovanni Parise, the Italian who
was shot and killed September 23,
and whom 1t has been charged was
an agent of the Black Hand sent
to Spokane for the purpose of kill
ing Frank Bruno, the well known
Italian saloon man.
The most important of these was
the arrest of Jack Lamana, a wit
ness for the prosecution, who was
taken into custody this morning,
following statements made to the
prosecuting attorney by Bacile.
According to Deputy Prosecutor
Crow, who caused the arrest of
Lamana, the authorities now be-
lieve that Bacile is not the man
guilty of the murder, but they be-
lieve that he knows who the mur-
derer is, and that he is shielding
the real criminal, under fear of his
own life. -,
Lamana Is the witness who has
testified to having been with the
murdered man an hour or so be-
fore the killing. and he has also
cast much suspicion on Bacile by
his testimony to the effect that the
accused was in company with
Parise, the murdered man.
As the authorities now view the
matter, 1t is believed that Parise
was killed by well-to-do member
OF the local Italian colony and that
the Black Hand or its agents were
directly responsible for the killing.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
Al DEAD :
IN FIRE
Report That 10 Chicago
Stockyard Men Died
in Flames.
tsy, ,unIted rrssa 1 esse J WIre.y

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Reports
that a dozen stock yards laborefs
perished in the fire yesterday.
which killed more than 30 Chicago
firemen, caused great crowds to
gather today about the smoking
ruins of the beef warehouse Of Mel
son, Morris 4 Co. at the Union
stockyards to watch the firemen,
who are still digging in the wreck
age for the bodies Of their com
rades.
Forty-three engine companies
and three truck companies are still
at the fire. The blaze Is smoulder-
ing In the ruins and streams OF
water are beins poured in to keep
the fire from breaking out afresh.
Most of the firemen, however. are
searching the ruins. lifting the
heavy airders and the mass of mas
sonry that crushed cut the lives of
the fire fighters.
The estimate of dead today Is
placed at Al. not including the
stockyards workers reported killed.
There are rs known dead.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23

ing in the joyful line for the mail
carriers.
Il used to get around my route
and deliver all the mail at one trip,
making two rounds during the
course of teh day. but now that
Christmas is here. have to handle
about ten times as much mail mat
ter as usual. and 1t just keeps me
on the jump all the time" he in
formed a sympathetic passerby
who had taken note of the i'm
mense sack OF mail matter under
the weight Of which Unole Sans
hired man was staggering along"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
WHO WANTS ONE, OR TWO BABIES FOR CHRISTMAS? !?

Who wants those Christmas
babies. who are going to be found
homes by The Press?
Who wants Christmas present
of a fine, fat, healthy baby boy, to
love and keep and raise for their
very won?
The Press has two of the finest
little youngsters you ever saw to
give away. One is tiny tot OF
only three years, dark haired,
brown eyed, bright, wholesome ana
happy dispositioned. The other is
a baby of one year old.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
, . 90 - = . q . 80 ~><
B WiFE'S SPIRIT HAuNTe
, HIM; 0EEkS DIVORCE I

. KANSAS CITY, Dec. 23.--- .
. In a-petition for divorce filed .
. In the circuit court here today. .
. Marvin Minnear, q bookkeep- .
. er, alleged that he has been .
. bounded by his wife's spirit. =
. and that 1t Is more than he =
= can stand. He says the wife, =
q Anna Minnear, declares she =
. possesses power to separate =
. her spirit from her body and =
. can send 1t where she likes. =
. He alleges she. accused him =
. of infidelity. basing her Z
. charges on her power to have =
= her spirit shadow him and =
. make him report to her all of .
. his actions. =
. >>>< 80 = 80 .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
272, THAT'S ALL

WEST UNION. Ohio. Dec. 23.--
Two hundred, and seventy-two in
dictments We're returned today in
connection with the Adams county
alleged election frauds, bringing the
total number OF true bills returned
In the case up to 63l
One hundred OF these indict
ments contained counts against
voters. The remainder charge
boodling and affected those who
would be benefited by the alleged
fraudulent ballots.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23

were laboring. men. Four OF those
talked to were women at the city
hall. who were equally divided in
their, preference.
There has been a decided trend
OF public sentiment against the
proposed new charter in the last
week The chief objections seem
to be that the small property own
ers are not protected and that the
commissioners have too great
power for the safeguards thrown
around them. .
Sunday night d. c. Coates of the
charter revision commission will
debate the charter with f. Steph-
ems, an accountant, before the
meeting in the carpenters hall, un-
der the auspices OF the socialists
local. The socialists. are opposed
to the charter on the ground that
there is too much Capitalization Of
power,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23

They are perfectly desirable
children, their parentage is al!
that could be desired. The adop-
tion papers are absolutely clear,
and there will be no doubt about
someone getting them.
They will be given to the most
desirable parties making applica-
tion for them either today or to-
morrow.
Did you read the little letter
from Babykins, the younger of the
two, in yesterdays Press?
IL you didn't. read the story Of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
MAN SAW HER TRYING ON NEW
DRESS, SO SHE SUES HIM FOR 1T

CINCINNATI, Dec. 23.--MrA
Minnie Fluer has sued for $500
damages from fright that followed
the sudden appearance of Thomas
n. Stone, a wealthy lumberman, in
the rooms of dressmaker, where
dress was being fitted on her.
Mrs. Fluer classifies the dam
ages as disability which deprived
her Of an opportunity to get $500
in business deal. and 91700 as a
balm to her wounded modesty.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23

. In eronp Of 10 unemployed .
. voter4 q the city free en- .
. pleyrnent office this morning .
= net aeineie man In the group .
= WIS q favor Of the proposed .
= city sharter. .
= Ond man made the remark =
. that Il was hardly right to .
. eek Nm to vote to pay city .
. officiSls 5000 a year when he .
- would work for 50 per day or .
= legs b get the price of an .
= other meal. .
. 80 4 H>A>H~1>~>He
naboM "a men seen by repor-
-ters for The Press this morning
on their preference in regard to the
proposed new charter. 21 were for
II, 50 against II, 10 were not voters
or had not registered and five were
noncommittal
While these men were from vari-
Gus walks of life, the bulk of them
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23
} . q . . . . . . . Q . % Q 4
INDICATIONS OF HOLIDAYS 4
More indications of the holi.

. More indications of the holi-
. day season. Last night three
. overcoats were stolen. two, at 4
. tempts at burglarizing were 4
. reported and a hent roost was
. robbed Of 100 Plymouth Rock
. chickens. This Ia the total of
. one days reports to the police,
. indicating that some of the
. less fortunate are taking the
. matter o. having christmas
= cheer into their own hands by
. trying to force their fortunes.
Q . Q q q Q . . . q Q Q Q Q Q 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23

Mrs. Fluer was scantily attired
and standing on chair when the
door was opened suddenly and a
man stood with an unobstructed
view Of the complainant. In an ef-
fort to avoid his gaze Mrs. Fluer
fell off the chair and asserts she
fractured five ribs, receiving also
internal injuries.
Stone states that he called to
collect rent.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-23

these two little youngsters lives
and the reason they are to be Civ
en- to some loving family for Christ
mas presents. Here it is:
The two little youngsters, Bpdgie
and Babykins, are the child of
healthy and respectable parents,
but their father is cripple. being
paralyzed and unable to do any
thing for them.
Their mother left them not long
since, going away, it is said. with
a man who was able to provide her