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, 1910-01-06
Ry. News from UP the Lin!

c. F. Stonehocker, roadmaster, |
returned from his trip to Denver 4
and reports n pleasant visit.
Rather sloppy and disagreed
weather Friday and Saturday up Y
owing to the Chinook wind. EV7
body quiet since Christmas. Cd
they blew themselves, good and b
. Duke is sporting a fine gold 4
since Christmas, but he and Bill 4
ply look wise and refuse to aus
any questions.
All the Greeks are gone except
g, Paris and William Kanei7
They are hus,lers and will req
with the 5. & E. for the present
There is talk OF the U. f. l.. "a
ing IA lodge in this part Of the y
try. 1t is one of the best iDsut'1
and sick benefit lodges known Il
takes in both men and women
The road engine, while dong /
switching at Encampment Ne" u
morning, ran thru a passing VI
and caused some delay to the II
crew in getting home to New i'
supper.
William Stewart, who spent u"
mas with his uncle and aunt, Mt Il
Mrs. William Miser, in Saratoga 4
many good things to eat u"
his absence that he has been Oh
iced eve since. He lays ~
Duke-says he can't cook! Com'
Of it, Bill
, 1910-01-06
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders meet.
ing OF the Saratoga State Bank will
be held in their office at Saratoga
Wyoming, January 10, 1910, for the
purpose of electing directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as may come be.
fore said meeting
G.. w. Broadhurst, Cashier
Saratoga Wyo. December 10, 1910
l2-l6-1-4
, 1910-01-06
1t is Easy to Kick.

tt Is Easy 10 hICh'
1t easy to kick IA man after he is
down. Just witness how many peo-
Pile are taking a kick at Explorer Cook
because the Danes have refused to
say that he actully reached the pole.
Wait, gentlemen, until you see if
Peary will dare submit his proofs to
the same authorities Then if they
endorse Peary and repudiate Cook,
it will be plenty of time to call the
latter a faker.-Rawlins Republican.
, 1910-01-06

Forest Ranger, Mark Edi.,1
down from the Heatler R,naas
tion today. He and Jamas
another ranger leave Sat-
Colorado Spring., Colo, wha'
go to attend a Forest school =
to be held at that place, I,ss'7
weeks
, 1910-01-06

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is not a
common, everyday cough mixture. 1t is a
remedy for all the troublesome
ana dangerous complications resulting from
, 1910-01-06
~Encampment No,..

Miss Eula Wilcox retD,,.I
Greeley last Sturday.
Lee wolfard returned /.
school in Laramie Mondsr
Mr.. Auckland of WsIco,,
Sunday. with Encampmeutt .T
Miss Villa Haggerty Was !.
with the measels in scbool
day morning.
The Royal Neigbbors and w
man banquet given New y0..1
was n great success.
Jas. Blackhall, Forest sr.
visor returned Tuesday Al
trip to Canada.
no.er Dan'e's and Geo.0ra
were down from the Etns 81,
days last week.
Miss Ada Ingles ENTERTAINED
Embroidery club at the honI
Mr., and Mrs. Gouldie. Tuesd,I
Chas. Brierley proprietor Al
Riverside Hotel gave II danca \
Years eve which was %IaryaI,
tended.
Encampment shows signs !
very prosperous New Year. |
men who know all prophs|
great business opening.
Miss Grace Crawford wbo
been taking care of Mrs. ri
Hansen, returned to her N
in Saratoga Tuesday.
Harry Hunter left here Mopl
morning with several car load,|
cattle shipped by the firm of HI
ter, Casteel q Hunter.
W. 7. Peryam left Thursda,|
Laramie on a visit to his \
George, Tom and John who
at school in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peryam !
son returned to their home
Cherokee after spending the
idays with Mr.. Peryam's parsI
Major Alters is in town avail
the arrival of Eastern specuIsl
who are to investigate some d
able claims owned by hiu|
Wood Mt.
The ice is about all up J
Judging from the size of the
gang and the time used, Encsj
ment should be a cool place !
summer.
Joseph Kimble has again !
his children Willie and Lid
down to school. They were vi
drawn several weeks ago becsI
of the,measels.
The families of Hopka, Dunl
and Rankin have all returned
~Encampment from Laramie. |
We're former residents of this u
but moved to Laramie during]
boom at that place.
, 1910-01-06

The busiest and mightiest little thing that
ever was made is Chamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. They do the work when.
ever You require their aid. These tablets
change weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, .gloominess into joyousness.
iheir action is 80 gentle one don't realize
they have taken a purgativs.
, 1910-01-06

Have you a weak throat If SO, Won can
not he too careful. You cannot begin treat
ment too early. Each cold makes YOU more
liable to another and the last is always the
harder to cure. . If you will t Ike Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy at the itset you will
be saved much trouble.
, 1910-01-06
Saratoga Chips

Jess Winters was down from En-
campment Friday.
Mrs. Frank Schilt went to Rawlins
last week on a visit.
Clark Wilcox was. down Monday
between trains, on business.
Geo. O. Baker was down from En-
campment Monday between trains.
Mrs. Ann Parr was down from the
Encampment valley between trains
Friday.
J. W. Winner, the civil engineer of
Encampment, was down Friday on
short business trip.
Mrs. [. w. Want, accompanied by
her son Ira G. Want, were in town
Friday on land business.
Mrs Forde, assisted by Mrs. Fox
and Mrs. Hays will entertain the
Ladies Aid this afternoon.
Joseph and Neil Harden returned
Tuesday from IA two weeks visit to
their parents III Hog Park.
Cedric G. Poole left Sunday for
Laramie, where he will resume his
studies in the University.
Harry Hunter passed thru here
Monday morning with four cars of
beef cattle billed TO Chicago.
Edgar Lee returned Monday from
"A visit to the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Clark Wilcox, on Cow creek.
DR.. Price reports the arrival of a
little daughter at the home of Mr..
aud Mrs. &c. E. Ryan, Tuesday.
w. r Houghton, took Miss Matte
Hunt up to Brush creek Sunday to
resume her duties as teacher at that
place.
Grace Crawford, the nurse returned
from Encampmeut Tuesday morning
after spending two weeks in that
place.
Walter Pilou left last week for
Chicago to purchase the spring and
summer line of dry goods for the Pill
on Mercantile Co.
The W. G. 7. U. will hold its first
meeting in the year 1910, Tuesday,
january llth, at the home of Mrs.
Pearson.
Mrs. Torbett went out to the Geo.
E. Meason ranch Monday for a visit
with the good people there, returning
yesterday.
Mrs. j. W. Heather returned Sat-
urday from IA visit OF two or three
months to Kansas City relatives and
friends.
Ed. B. Winner left today for
Binghamton, n. Y, where he will
spend "a month visiting his relatives
who reside there.
]. B. Hassett, manager of the
Charter Oak mine, made a trip to
that place ID few days ago TO look aft
er matters there.
Dave Wilcox, wife and son George
are here on IA visit, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. E. Mayhem, from Colorado where
they moved recently.
The regular Bake Sale by the
Women's Guild will be held Saturday
in the Saratoga Grocery Co.'S store
commencing at IL o'clock q. III.
word wa received Tuesday by H.
b. Pllon, of the illness of his wife
who Is visiting in Omaha. 1t is hon.
ed that it will not prove serious.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mark Crawford, of
SebastaPol, Calf, are happy over
,he arrival at theis home, Thursday,
Dec. 3Olh, of Il little son. All are
nicely.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. G. Huntington
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 5. Crawford
Mrs, Geo. Edwards at a very fine
Inner New Years day.
Miss Amanda Anderson, who spent
ne Mondays with her sister, Mrs.
|ouls Severson, at their comfortable
home on Jack creek, returned
o ka"lins Monday.
, 1910-01-06
The Question OF Advertising

There used to be a time when a man could do a successful business with
out advertising. But that W as the good, old times, years ago, before the
effectiveness of printers ink had been established. In those days a sign in
front Of the store and, perhaps, IA sign or W On 10 fence post, consttut-
ed The limit of the country merchants efforts to apprise the public that he
had goods for sale He and his goods were there, and If the people wanted
anything in his line. why let them com along. That vas all that tie mer-
chant thought necessary.
But in this age of general newspaper reading it is different. People do
not go out to hunt up the merchant. They expect the merchant to hunt
them up thru the columns of the newspaper and to tell them, as they sit by
the Preside, what he has to sell and what the price as well.
A great deal depends upon the attractiyeness of the advertisement
Advertising has become an arta and men have become sc expert in writing ad
verisements that they get wonderful results by their newspaper displays.
merchants who "a take a fourinch, double column spice and make it work
like a pillow horse But he knows that ito get results he must keep changing
his stuff and Use every endeavor to make it attractive, so it will catch the
eve quickl 1t does 10 good to let the same add stand for six months. 1t
should be changed at least every two weeks.
Again: 4 merchant, to get results, must "keep everastngly at it, 80
have done" as Shakespear says, sis to hang like rusty mail, in monumental
mockery.' A Ia who wants the trade must keep his stuff before
the merchant who attempts to do business without advertising, is like a man
throwing kisses al a pretty girl in the dark-he may know what he is doing
but nobody else does.
ADVERSELY. A bottomless lake, surrounded by nearsighted friends.
ALCOHOL. A liquid for preserving almost anything except secrets.
AL1MONY. An expensive soothing syrup, prescribed by the judge for
a divorcees bleeding heart (Md spelling Ialay money Foolish Dictionary.
The Sun pIdes itself on the local correspondence it is receiving from sur
rounding towns communities, as well ast that received from the Univer-
sy every two or three weeks. Everybody reads loal correspondence. An
editor always make sure that that part of his paper will be of interest to
nine tenths OF his readers. As the Sun lis endeavoring to make each ISSUE a
little better than its predecessor it's readers can rest assured that no pains
will be spared during 1910 to continue to print the best weekly paper in the
State of Wyoming.
, 1910-01-06

"he 20" come to consider what enormousc crops yer raised in the Sara
tga valley the past summera and note the great quantity of hay, cattle and
grain that is being shipped outside, to al eve increasing market avery reu
dent OF the valley ought to become a booster of the most enthusiastic kind
Isl remember that every dollar of money received for these products of the
valley is just that much wealth added to this rapidly growing Young en-.
pre- The wealth OF any country is measured by its power to produce
such things as mankind requires. These products com out of the grou,d
they are the work of the hands of man. Instead of sending none ont If
hi valley to bring in grain, hay, cattle and sheep, thus b ling onsumer in
OF producers, we ire sending out these products and bringing in the
money A bind maj ought to be able to see that the wealth of the valley
is going to be enormously increased by such "a process. And to think. That
we he az the ountarn head OF water, and that there are still nan thou
o. acres Just As fertile AS those already under cultivation vet TO he
opened up inc or homes for many thousands of people we'll. Al we
shu IN ne beginning, every resident of the valley ought to become a booasr
OF the most enthusiastic kind.
, 1910-01-06

he Colorado Water Hog is after the waters the OF Big Laramie River in
wyoming. a company has been formed and the contract le, T., hroa -.
."el thru the mountain, thus turning the waterso of the Laramie Rivar onriu
y Int QUO nVer to be used OF land around Greeley and AuIt (ol,,5o
ne people hWng along the Laramie river have o fully vake, 20 a.
sl oil uch a course, provided it is accomplished. It will he - sour 5m,
Lr them when that tunnel is completed and the waters of the Laramie. a2 ~,
'u'ei'ea h"m heH natural channel and made % enrich Colorado ar,b,,
NO one cn oiame III Colorado people for doing this if the rancbn,sr = ~
laramie river sit supinely down and permit themselves t. be robbed rmt
- "n"' !" to SO tar no steps have been taken to prevent this A
Ne,smn' ut 1t is high tune somebody was moving in the matter md ~
' IHeu legal steps taken to stop the work before it gets beyond stonnia.
u IL Is d question OF hi rauchmeu on the river petting toou,ba. - FF3
"u" uuerence aa standing together, then they ought to be fsIiny orae
~ ou o ~" III ner ehorts to get in line and save the dav for Wygnino
h'eh inc mere may be more water in the Laramie river noy ,h, . ms
Wy tle people living n that vicinity, there will come, t,a -
=. .~ va 'e i]ram' fia'ns are being settled, when they will want -
"n Oh "ater III IL Laramie and then some. If thew can nat t,utLS.
''Du ss'nef al VIII oe We'll. Otherwise they will fall separately
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Dear Santa Claus
! am so glad Christmas Is near
and want you TO bring me lots and
lots of things. but want piano the
worstcst for Lora and Pinky and
Penelope and Suky are getting old
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 Humilt
~ Wren that came last Christmas
is broken. and want another that
will just fit all her nice clothes.
hope YOU can sell your tobacco before
Christmas so YOU can get us little
sirls al we want. II YOU can thing OF
anything else want please bring h.
Your loving little girl.
MARY SHOEMAKER.
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crab Orchard. Ky.


Mr.. Santa Claus
near Santa Claus, how are you
this year? MIR. Santa Claus ] VIII tell
you what my sister and | want this
year, want a great big doll with
oranges, apples, candy nuts and
bananas. She wants a music box.
Mr.. Santa Claus l want you to come
TO sec mamma, and papa. ] want you
TO iill grandpa's sock with everything
goCd 10 est.S Mr.. Santa Claus l
promised you last year would be
s, better girl this year but as | am
anything about IL. Good bye.
ia j hurry to mail this | will not say
ALLIE MAY CUMMlNS
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Grab Orchard. Ky
just want 10 write and tell you
what ] want for Xmas. My teacher
says ! have been nice and good this
year. end she believes you viii bring
what ! ask. ] want a big doll new
pair Of shoes, new rain coat and
n big SET OF dishes. am In the
first grade and like TO go 10 school
every daN Now Santa don't forget
any little sister, and l promise TO go
so 10 sleep early on the night ycu
come am yOur little girl
IDA LEE CAMPBELL.
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waynesburg. x

Dear Santa Claus 80
will try and write you a let
ter as want YOU to please remem-
Der me with a few toys | want a toy
automobeal a horn a billy goat and
a wagon and some harness for my
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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Dear Old Santa =

Please come out 90 our house
to zee me. bring me 4 doll baby that
goes 20 sleep. with eye lashes. |
want her to have curley hair and !
want some goods 10 sew her a dress,
little machine and thimble. wash
bowl and pitcher. candy and lots Ct
good things to eat. | got a little bro
Their 30 bring him something. believe
he would Ike a doll, auto and Ratchet
and tacks. and bring daddy some
stof kings l hope you won't forget
these things. your little girl
MARY LOUISE WOODS.
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Waynesburg, Ky.
Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
am a little girl but only two
years old but | am looking forward
for Christmas to come so Santa Claus
can some so can have me some toys
TO, wart nice big doll AMI a bear
skin coat and cap and leggens and a
lot of nice candy. Bye bye Santa
your loving little girl.
MABEL RICE
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Crab orchard. Nv


Dear santa Ilavs
: am little glri eight Years
Old go 20 the graded school in
Crab Orchard afn IN "ret Grade
and I have been good girl and tried
TO mind my teacher Now | think ynu
should bring me n nice present.
would like for you 10 bring me
piano stool. ] would like % have ~
nice little sewing machine. n you can
fluid one. f'rOin your little irieru
SUSIE EDMiSTON.
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near odd SANTA CIans.

| 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.
May God bless all little calldren
Nay our publisher take good pains
in printing our letters. May We have
good health through Chritmas, so I
Nill close saying good bye ole Santa
Written by little BI,SSIE NJ. TARTAR
Moreland
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Lebanon. Kv.

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 MS a set Of dish
es together. You will find the Xmas
tree in the dining room this year,
hut | don't see how you are going
10 come down through the stove pipe
MARY AND CATHERINE 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 big doll and a
little doll and work box well ! will
just say anything you want to bring
me hut / would like to have the
things | told you. Now please don't
forget me. Your little friend
MARGUERITE II. MCCLURE
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crab orchard. Ky.

Dear Santa Claus
an a little girl nine years
old, | am in the second grade. I wani
you to bring me on Nmas night.
want doll and toy angel a littel
cart little cradle. and little bed and
little stove and little fruit and can
dy. I want a little parasol and muff
Santa Claus please don't forget me
good bye from,
IRENE MANUEL.
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Denr santa CLAUS.

You must not forget To come
TO see MS Xmas Eve. Edyth wants q
doll that viii go TO sleep. and Robert
wants a little wagon. and please San
"a bring me work box with real
scissors In IL and q gold ring for
Edyth and me We are.
MAYME AND EDNTH BALL.
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Crab orchard. XIV.

Dear Santa Claus
Il want you TO bring me
wagon ice skates, a gun some fire
works. fruit and candy, 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
am a little girl three years old
and | want you to bring me doll.
tea set. candy. and fruits, and don't
forget my little brother he wants a
rocking horse. | viii go to bed early
Yours respectfully.
MAMIE MAY BRUMMETr
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ELpIE KENNEDY
Crab Orchard. Ky.

Dear Santa Claus
am little boy eight years
old I an In the first grade | want
you 10 bring me on Xmas night p
wagon. candy a pony and foot ball'
violin, story book, some fire
crackers 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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nnar SANTA Clans.-

VIII you please bring me 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 a little girl five years OLD
and please don't forget brother he
wants something nice 700. love
You Santa because Won are so good to
ne. bye bye from
DOROTHY TREBLE,
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Dear SANTA
am a little boy six years old
and / want YOU to please bring me a
cap pistol. candy oranges, nuts and
lots OF good things and | have a 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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Grab Orchard. ny

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 a 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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nonr Mr.. SANITY

AZ the weather Is 80 bad ard
the roads so rough. don't guess you
would like to travel with much STUD
YOU viii 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
!. J.. Tor theirs another year Yours.
CALLIE STARNS
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Moreland. 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 bring
her teddy bear and a rubber doll.
From your loving little girl.
MINNIE LETTERS.
u. 81 will put my letter in care OF
the ! j.. and sure IL will reach you
in safety.
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Good cheer Christmas is draw
ing nign and | am so glad ! hone
YOU win come TO see roe as am COINS
70 be a good little girl want a
stove table jumping jack. big doll,a
drum and two sticks and a buggy
hahy, lots OF candy nuts. fruit chew.
Ing gum and everything good.
have two brothers and one sister.
who | hope you will remember. Bye
bye. ycur little friend
ANNEl.L CARSON.
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Wayneburg, Ky

Dear Santa Claus
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 10 ride to school
and 22 air irifle, billy goat and
wagon ana 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 Ola santa

We will write YOU q short iet.
ter and tell you what we want 4
large wagon that We can work oar
billy goat In and lot OF big nro
crackers and some little Tire cracksra
too and some nice candy and aorc
matt nlso and We viii thank Won so
much
JAMES AND JOSEPH MORRIS
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Dear old santa -

! am going 60 tell Won what !
ant you 10 bring me Christmas
want a big doll and some candy and
bananas and I viii hang my stocking
by the fire place In the dining room
where there will be no fire so that
you viii be sure and not get hurt
When you come down the chimney
win look Tor YOU Christmas Eve.
LUCILLE MORRIS
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Dem Old Santa.

IItII NNu NuHIu -
This is my first letter 10 you
and I want so many things ] don't
know what TO say first | would love
90 have a pretty do'l that can say
mamma and a little bed for il. and a
bird in cage. "a bottle Of fumery
fruits candy and little gun 10 shoot
rabbits and anything else you have
TO spare and good by Santa and
come back next Xmas You can send
me AZ air ship too.
ELIZABETH EVANS.
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Dear Santa:

Dear Santa
want YOU to come to see me
and bring me a plano. a big doh lit
tie set OF dishes and some fruit.
Bring Dudley drum and gum ball
and don't forget Miss Annie our teach
er. am yours,
LUCILLE REYNOLDS
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Dear Santa Claus
want a doll that will laugh
and cry and one that will open and
shut its eyes. no, no, no, no, oh you
know. Santa is commiug dressed in
white when we are asleep in our
Leds at night.
TIfEI.MA MAY HUTCHINSON