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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
TWO SALOONS ARE ENTERED.

The saloons of George Robinson and
Frank Heard of Ontonlgon were en-
tered by unknown parties this week,
and although no money was secured in
the Heard saloon. the cash register at
the Robinson saloon was rifled and the
contents, amounting to about SIS was
removed. In both instances the rear
doors of the saloons had been batter
ed down. Marshal Cane arrested
James Smith, a chimney sweep and
Peter Grant. a harness maker, on sus-
picion and they finally confessed. They
were bound over to the next term of
circuit court for hearing. Both men
hail from the iron country.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
Houghton Department.

and their families by President and
Mrs. r. w. McNair
Wednesday, y. m. 20 s p. m.-Class
reunions and dinners.
Wednesday, $3.50 y. m.-Grand con-
cert by Hess and Pasquali Parades
and Examinations.
Thursday morning and afternoon
Excursion 20 see new things Of In
torest on the north side.
Thursday. $3.50 p. m. 90 p. M
Glass reunions and dinner
Thursday. $3.50 p. mn Tobero. -
musical comedy presented by the
students in the Kerredgc thoater.
Friday morning and afternoon--F,x-
cursion 20 see new things OF interest
ON the south side, returning in time
for autgoing trains.
IUHay evening-Illuminated motor
boat parade.
Let me use this, my last, emporium
ity 20 express the earnest hope Of
greeting YOU and yours personally on
the great ion.-Sincerely yours,
+. w McNair. president
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
HoUoHToN BREvITlEs.


Casey Allie left this afternoon for a
visit to Chicago.
Ed. Adams left today for Valparaiso,
Indiana, to take a course in teleg-
raphy.
Mrs. Herman Stats and daughters,
Bcryl ana Ethel, have left for a visit
TO Butte, Montana.
Double III" and Hubbell will meet
on the Hurontown baseball diamond
on Sunday afternoon.
Many from here viii attend the an
nual picnic of the Copper Country odd
Fellows association at F'reda tomor-
row.
Mrs. Philip j. Furbeck, of Portland.
oregon, is visiting at the home of her
parents Mr.. aud MRS. Allen Il. Rces
on College avenue.
The steamer Lakeland of the Port
Huron Duluth line was i'm port yester-
day on one of it's regular trips, with
freight and tourists.
Rev. Anthony waechter. pastor of
the Greenland Catholic church. was i'm
iioughton today on his way home from
the retreat at Assinins.
Licenses to wed were issued today to
Solomon Koski and Anna Piehi Of Cal
umet and to Abram Niemi, wolverine,
and Elizabeth Waara, Calumet.
Birth certificates were filed this
morning with. Clerk Little of daugh-
ters TO Mr.. ami Mrs. sakari Luiski and
TO MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Cinkovitch OF
Portage township.
Rev Peter Manderheld has return
ed from Assinins. where he attended
the retreat of priests of the diocese
curing tho past week.
Mrs. y. springsteen and son, who
nave been Visiting nj the home of Or.
w Wilson OF Chassell and st Clair
wilson OF Hancock. has left to return
10 her nome at Morpeth, Ontario.
Several of the members of the
iioughton fire department returned
nome this morning from the tourna-
'nent at Bessemer and the remainder
VIII be back tomorrow" -
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
COPPER THERE. HE SAYS.
Morganroth Declares Red Metal Exists
on North Ontonaoon Rance.

Frank Morganroth Of Greenland
Ontonagon county. declares that cop.
per in commercial quantities exist,
on the north range in that county ant
is willing 10 bet $4,000 that ne car
locate it Writing on this subject. h,
says:
'Of late | have been approached 10y
number Of people i'm regard To pos
sible chance of finding a copper bear
ing lode north Of Greenland.
In reply, l would say. there is as
good, II not a better chance of locat-
ing lode. carrying copper in CONNER
eial values ON the north range i'm on
tonagon county, as there is i'm Hough-
ton county.
In 1905 gave r. c. Pryor the To-
cation of the Lake lode and the strike
of the south range formation, going
north TO the Houghton county line
Il also informed the Adventure peo-
pie Of the copper strike on their prop
erty, where now are located some
promising mines.
This south range formation. Oike
the north range), travels HoughtonI
and Ontonagon counties, and carries
copper 10 the grass roots.
1T was very difficult TO get parties
TO prospect the south range formation
i'm Ontonagon county as it was gen
orally supposed there were mo copperl
bearing lodes of commercial value in
Ontonagon county.
In spite of the knocks. etc.
that / got from different parties in re-
gard to my sanity. they have found
out now that | have forgotten more
than they ever knew about copper
mines
THE man that would now venture
out ana locate a mine on the north
range, would soon have It on a paying
oasis; but not without the usual
that force themselves to en-
1arrass the ones that undertake 10 To-
ate the copper.
u will deposit 5000 with any man
N the map, that will do likewise. and
how him copper in the north range
nd If l fail to do So, then he takes
ne deposit I TO take it if show the
Upper This copper to he in Ontona-
un county. I believe those outcropsl
AIRY copper in commercial values
Have also found copper i'm the fell
tie on the north range, and will take
ample Of same for inspection within
he next ninety DAYS"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
MANY VIEW DAMAGE.
Large Crowds Attracted to Scene OF
Road Roller Smashup.

The overturned road roller which
ran away down isle Royalo street hin
yesterday morning anu smashed the
front OF Miss McKernms hair dress
ing establishment was the center of
attraction yesterday afternoon, until IL
had been righted by Contractor Ander-
son. The contractor in whose service
tie roller had been engaged had a force
OF men AT work with jacks yesterday
afternoon and succeeded in getting the
fallen monster ou It's wheels again. An
examination OF the damage showed that
the machine had not suffered much in
curry, the most serious being the demol-
ishlng of the canopy and the bending
of some steel supports The total da
mage done 90 the store will not figure
up As high as az first estimated, not
exceeding, at the most, $1,000
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28

OF letters and papers into his
pocket TO be ground through the
A-A business mill on the run 10 Lit
tie Butte.
IL was his surreptitious --ansference
OF the rubber banded bunch of letters
TO the oblivion of the closed service
car desk. observed by Miss Brewster.
that gave the presidents daughter an
opportunity to make partial amends
for having turned his business trip
into n car party. Before the special
was well out of the Angels yard she
was commanding silence and laying
down the law for the others.
Listen n moment, all of you" she
called. 1--WE mustn't forget that this
isn't planned excursion for us: it's a
business trip for Mr.. Lidgerwood. and
we are here by our own invitation. We
must make ourselves small according
ly and not bother him. Understand"
Van Lew laughed, spread his long
arms and swept them all out toward
the rear platform. But Miss Eleanor
escaped at the door and went back
TO Lidgerwood.
There, now" she whispered, "don't
ever say that i can do the really
handsome thing when try. Can you
manage to work mt all with these chat
terers on the car"
She was steadying herself against
the swing OF the car, with one shapely
hand on the edge Of the desk, and he
covered it with one of his own.
'Yes, can work." he asserted. 1.-THE
one thing impossible is not to love you,
Eleanor. It's hard enough when you
are unkind; you mustn't make it hard
err by being what you used always to
be to me-"
What lover you are when you for
get to be self consciousr' she said
softly. None the less she freed the i'm
prisoned hand with hasty little jerk.
Then she went on with playful auster-
Ity: Now you are to do exactly what
you were meaning to do when you
iidn't know we were coming with you.
I'll make them all stay away from you
lust as long as / can"
. She kept her promise so well that
For an Industrious hour Lidgerwood
realized that he was not alone.
When he came out on the rear plat |
'orm Miss Brewster asked him how |
'ar 1t was TO the canyon portal.
only mile or two now" was Lid |
yerwoods rejoinder. civilians has
been making good time" And two
minutes later the one car train, with |
he foaming torrent of the Timanyoni |
or its pathfinder, plunged between the
narrow walls of the upper canyon and |
he race down the grade of the crook
ID water trail through the heart of !
he mountains began.
Miss Carolyn chung to the platform
and once Lidgerwood Thought
lie surprised Van Lew with his arm
bout her-thought IL and Immediately |
that he was mistaken. Mir
am Holcombe had the opposite corner
II the platform, and Jefferis was max
ng 1t his business to see to 1t that she
vas not entirely crushed by the gran.
leurs.
Miss Brewster, steadying herself by
he knob of the closed door, was not
verawed. She had seen Rocky noun
ain canyons ut their best and their
worst many times before. With her
lps to Lidgerwood's ear she said:
Tell me, Howard, how soon should a
haperon begin to make diversion?
IN only an apprentice, you know"
There was small Pintsch globe I'm
he hollow of the umbrella roof" with
is single burner turned down to a
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
NEW BANK AT oNToNAeoN.

August lst. has been set as the date
for the opening OF the new Citizens
bank at Ontonagon. Bank Examiner
Ernest X. MatIock was In that village
on Monday and Inspected the equip
ment. finding &c entirely satisfactory.
Tho new institution has a good loca-
ton. fine building and beautiful fix
lures and presents 70 neat appearance.
The officers are: President. Edward
Carroll. yicc-prcsidcnt. William Krohn:
cashier Ira T.. E.sh and directors
John Hawlcy. Edward CsrrolI, Fred
Johnson. lra =. Bush. Dennis j. Norton,
John MusIutt and William Krohn.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
MEN,:

For tender face and neck after shaw
ing, for pimpIes, black heads, dandruff
or any skin or scalp disease use zEMO
ond ZEMO SOAP.
ZEMO is guaranteed to relieve all
soreness and Itching. The soap is
part OF the treatmcnt,-bestf for all tot
let purposes.
Sold by druggists everywhere and in
Calumet by Eagle Drug store: in
Laurium by Laurium Pharmacy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
DARING JAIL DELIVERY.

one Of the most daring Jail deliver
les in the history of the copper coun-
Try occurred at Ontonagon this week
when four men. Frank Kakki, Jacob
Moiland, otto Hagelin. and one other,
fashioned "A key out of an old butcher
knife, and worked their way to liber-
~. one OF the men was recaptured
by Sheriff Paul Francis and Deputy
Charles O'Rourke, but the other three
are still at large Makki is wanted for
a hearing at the September term Of
court, but the other three had only d
few moro days to serve of their SEN
fences for minor offenses.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
WRITES THE FINAL REUNION
LETTER TO M. C. M. ALUMNI
PRESIDENT MeNAlR APPEALS TO
GRADUATES TO ATTEND.
Revised Program For the M. C. NJ. Gel
ebration is Announced.


President McNair OF the Michigan
College OF Mines has mailed the last
of "a series OF letters he has been send
ils 10 The alumni Of the institution
Urging them to attend the reunion cell
,ration the week OF August Z. Includ-
ID IN this letter is the revised program
the week. The president says:
Dear Graduate:
/ promised to write you the last OF
the month. Events have moved so
rabidly il IS the last Of the month and
the celebration and reunion are just
before us. The promise OF splendid
success could hardly be better.
True, congress finally chose such a
date 90 adjourn as has compelled Pres
ident Taft 10 cancel his engagement
with US, but ne has designated Secrc-
tary Nagel Of his cabinet to partici-
pate in our celebration as his personal
representative. The secretary viii De
with us on the eighth and ninth.
speaking on the former day
a great addition To the features OIL
the week is the engagement OF the
famous tenur, Ludwig Hess and the
equally well known soprano BeruieeI
Ce Pasquali for two concerts i'm the 4
auditorium on the campus Tuesday
evening and Wednesday evening. Each
viii sing a solo i'm the after dinner
program at the alumni dinner. which
viii occur Tuesday evening. and, al
which we expect Governor Osborn and
Secretary Nagel viii be guests OF
honor
Another speaker Of national promi- /.
nence on our program will be- recog-
nized in Dr. George Otis smith direc-
tor OF the United States geological
survey who win speak on the topic,
"The Mining Industry and Public Il
Lands"
The program as 81 stands az present
follows, and IL is not likely that any
change Of consequence viii DE neces-
sary.
Monday afternoon and Tuesday
morning Registration and settling
Tuesday morning al 10 a. M
Parade four companies Of state troops
two divisions Of naval reserves. ana
alumni and students. reviewed by
Governor Osborn and Secretary Nagel a
from the reviewing stand al the col .
Iese. a
Tuesday. p. m.-Band concert by a.
Third Regiment Band. VI y. C.
Tuezlay, . p. m.-A1dre,e by J.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.
Business Disposed of During the WeeI
by Judge Of Probate.

by Judge Of Probate.
Following is a resume of the eases
heard by Judge of Probate George c
Bentley during the past week
Petition FOR the appointment OF add
ministrator in the estate OF Catherine
sullivan. deceased; hearing August
18th. 1911.
Final account filed IN the estate OF
John Noetsch. deceased; hearing Aug
ust 2srd. 1911.
Petition for the. appointment uf adj
ministrator De, bonis non fled i'm the
estate OF Lawrence l.. Croze; deceas-
ed. hearing August 2end. 1911.
Petition for administrators filed i'm
the estate OF Phoebe Lillas Richardson
deceased; hearing August 18th, 1911.
order appointing time Tor hearing
claims filed IN the estate of Richard
Harvey, deceased; hearing November
eth. 1911.
order closing hearing OF claims filed
in the estate of Joseph PAUL, deceas-
ed.
Petition for appointment of guar
tldH' hIutI appointing EutINItls hohu
Of guardian. and letters of guardian
ship filed in the estate of Linda Ma
ria Sallinen, minor; bond fixed nj
$4,000.
BOND of executor and letters tes-
filed i'm the estate Of Mat
ii Pyhtila. deceased; bond fixed att
$4,000 "ri,
Warrant AMI Inventory filed in the
estate of Joseph s Gardner, deceased.
Declaration OF adoption and order
adoption of Florence Beau
Try minor
order allowing final account and dis
'harge of administrator filed I'm the
state of Gottfffed Michael. deceased.
Petition for the probate 81 viii filed
n the estate OF Thomas Whittle, de-
eased; nearing August 2lst. 1911.
Guardian appointed in the estate of
elsie Coughlin. minor.
Bond Of administrators and letters Of
administration filed i'm the estate Of
anton Wirtanen, deceased; bond fix
d at 100000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
Cannot Cast the Future.

man may presume to know much
of what is passing. but he dare not
predict what part of the passing show
shall disappear. as fashion does. in
time. 1t must follow, as no man can
pretend to place his finger unerringly
on just that particular part, then no
man can begin to tell just what man
OF woman living today will be revered
In time to come.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
GAME LAW VIOLATION.

Robert Anderson Of Ontonagon was
arrested by an Ironwood game warden
this week, charged with sending a
fish by express without the name OF
the species marked on the tag. The
fish, which Anderson purchased from
an Ontonagon fisherman, was legally
caught and was sent to "A friend I'm
oshkosh. Anderson was greatly sur
prised at his arrest and asserted that
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28

weather continues over the Mississinpi
valley ana eastward. except for show
ers az New York and Boston. Rain oc-
CURED al many points i'm the Missouri
ana Upper Mississippi Valleys. and n
wlnd velocity of 2S miles from the
south Is reported from Marquette this
morning at "A. m. The pressure has in
creased rapidly over the Rocky Noun
tains and Eastern Slope, bringing fair
and much cooler weather TO these sec
tlons. The slow eastward movement
OF the Canadian storm win cause
showers. and possibly thunder storms.
In this vicinity this afternoon and to-
night followed by clearing weather by
Saturday afternoon. Brisk southcrly
winds are indicated for this afternoon
but as the storm center passes east
ward and the barometer rises the
wind will shift to west.
III. u. COWDRICK,
Official in Charge.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
ANNUAL FISHING TRIP.

A party consisting Of Ed. Rompf,
DR. G. r. Ferries, H. NJ Ingram. j. j.
Bertrand, George Carroll and Ivan
Hart will leave on Sunday morning
next on their annual fishing trip to
the otter River, otter Lake and Stur-
geon river. They expect to be gone
about two weeks
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
IsHPEMlNe GOLFERS.
Will Play Friendly Match With
PORTAGE Lake on AUGUST S,

The Ishpeming Golf club. composed
Of players from Ishpeming and Negau-
nee, will visit Houghton one week from
tomorrow, Saturday. August 5, for a
friendly match with members of the
Portage Lake Golf club at the Portage
Lake links. There will he eleven men
I'm the visiting party
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

At''Al hilff y, - W fHiUtF bureau,
Houghton, Mich July 2s, 1871.
Forecasts Till 7 p. m. Saturday.
copper Country Showers this ar
ternoon and tonight. Clearing satur-
day.
Upper Michigan: Showers this after
noon ana tonight Saturday probably
fair except showers extreme east por-
ton.
Lake Superior: Brisk south. shifting
to west winds with squalls.
Weather Conditions.
Pressure conditions remain practi-
cally unchanged over eastern and CEN
trial sections: The Canadian storm
centers occupies about the same post
tion in the Red River Valley and the
barometer continues high over the
Mississippi Valley and the East. the
crest Of the wave being over the ex-
trcme Northeast. Fair, pleasant
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28

he was unaware Of any law which re-
quired him to specify the kind OF fish
on a tag attached To the package He
may decide to fight the case.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
Don't Let Old Ane Come.

Let us have a movement against
mental surrender to old age at any
time. Such a movement would make
for sane moderation In all things, a
cheerful spirit. appreciation of the joy
and delight of living. Such move
ment would dwell on the marvels and
beauties of nature and the great pos
sibilities of good in the lowest of men.
Sometimes a BLESSING.
Misfortune does not always infiict
injury.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28

TO b continued a4I1k.I
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-28
CHAPTER XIX.
AT SILVER SWITCH.

LOCKWOOD had thrust n bunch
of letters and papers into his
pocket TO be ground through the
A-A business mill on the run 10 Lit
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23
The Boy Who Has
 No Santa Claus
By RoBERrUs LOVE

Prom Poems An the Way From Pike. copyright Isst by Fan-American Pressl Nwr6 boy wbe has no Santa
 Claus. N Sow stful oh, SC van he lcoRs
 ChreuIl wenjrous windows,
 making pause
 C re,t upen t'c picture 6cchs HI-, ,..a,., E.,,e7, "NIother Goess." Ilao. ycSr urcbin, whaCs the use' | csw him stardina yestefnlsht Die ncsc against the frosty pane, 6namorsd cf the fairy sisht G ferd, ee frlsndless, oh, SC fain c Erasr and tcat the painted drurnl re dreamed ef settns Santa come. 6 lcng bc stcod and leohtd within thought hts vearnlna gaze must
 charm
 C'c sta,wart seldler made of tn C r.sc and feilcw through thc storm tut. st5ndinl guard abeve him. uaRt dream cSrnc true ere bc awshc
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23
n..bL.a E.rsnss.

-Ur dae- au avfr tuf of EiCking about tnn expense of Christi mas pres a1rs uu ygtl- twice Hs much as any ofher mau ju ,ue office
 .Pcrbau that s because be Is lead m. a double lle
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23

Nary-Why remain lonely? The Ideal Introduction Club leads Co hap. plness. A strictly private, high-olass. up-bo-date medium for properly intro ducing worthy. msrTiageable people people ot any nationality. religion, age or financial condition. Many people waiting; rich and poor. Par 6Culsrs free. Plain envelope.
 P. O. Box I776, Vancouver. p. c.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23
Nov You C-~ rsn

N "Shr Is rrtuur ul. u yra.S
 "HHv d, ruu Euav
 "Shs iuubpH SO Hauereu when yOu called Der willowy.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23
Chs IumrIna I.eA. tI,s ..ndy eant.

CNc Jumping Isck, tI,s candy osne,
 Che buglt and tht hobbyhorsc I'd thJpk they would bs slcR with patH
 End scrrcv,tul with dctp rtrrSrst Bscaua they Jid uet sttsl away End Jn | Ia co aIli aarret stsv. Che b-v whe has nc Santa Claus,
 CN ea5dCr Far his sorrcw ts Chan aji OUT grcwnup wces, Stoaust
 VIc have nc wishes such as his. Che uacjrss yrsrn of thNdheed eb' tUr cannot feel. wt cannot knoul Sh. Lutlt 5ehnuy LcncT BoY,
 In cad and sStgy fsT ycu-sc! Vou zhaWdn't miss the perfect Icy
 Cf Christmas. fer trc years arc slew If I'd J-t r-,..nr ct l'C laws Id grys cash tsy q Sarta yiaus.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23
Ono. ts Enourh.

Christmas comes nu, uH. year, it is true. but H takes three days Co re- cover from its eiTe rS and rHo rest of the year 10 get ready for The ucy' one.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23
By WILLS BROOKS HAWKINS

WELL, one time he met a W jeeny
 That's a nix, but not SO tscny As an elfn or a fairy, An it looks a lot more s,ary. But Aladdin didn't fear it.
 Cul he knowed 1t only was Jest a jolly sori O spirit,
 Sumpn like our Sandy Claus. FIRST ths Jeeny said. Goo \ morrin'!"
 Men without a word O warn n Give his fooi a sudl-n stamp An p'ducei magic la ID
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23
ch-l.t-ss T-uth.

At Christmas ihc sm. 'Hv win love fhr Eivor without any nrgHra Go bic being rhee-Tu. NT a-nunhE
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23

\Eheard oft ram- ms cats and dogs Ana og..an l am It does ram Ssmsmos, and polly wo.1eS Ba come and Gs5en to me,
 v oea For | wan, to ask, Did YOU cyol near
 C a0 of real dol6es} ITS wonderful ram TT n ao2ut. Art there lsat the rmest bl a. -0uot
 Il.sr cones m ChuSms weather And t-a. d. nigh, long the co. cwDs ta.. From vr m the sky througa tle 1l-u7evs tall Nuh nc more nose than a leather ERCNIur n the sky where Sar.a Sal.s h hls arshlp swift as ,-o sweeping gaies The ao0s ran down Jhe Ece. cea And you've been good tie whole year through Ana have done the things that YOU ought to do Thsv are all sent down for you, dear.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23

{ FE I'd like 10 be Aladdin. N First I'd lick that big
 McTadden, Men I'd take Chst Aliens goat, Men I'd VI ssh our wood box so { Wouidn't have no need O i'll.
 in.
 Men I'd 90 out west an camp, Men I'd SO around s-killin' Iniuns with my magic lamp.
 Come High "E'hcl Is uirJ.uf high ideals .'YcS. have heard pnuu' them H"f father comrIaius gyud dent on mat srorp
 -Comuiafu-t How rurpr "Nc> 70. 1rds the Hrl> foe them arr exufmrauf
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23
,,... rs., e,Hr

sNan, woman nH- sanerod tn T fcu.p
 'Eur mr rure nave su0"nT1 from eifru.r
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23

THERE'S the girGe doll with the aaxen hau, And the big, fat, growy
 Teddy bear
 That Is made for hugs and squeezing, And the dolly boy with the queer little hat, And the doggy doll, and the neckGed cat, Which I'm sure IS vey pleasing. ITS a ram, my dear, where
 you don't gel wet And you can't catch cold at all, and yet
 ! ou d better not beoutniJ, BuJ stay asleep m your bmdIe bed Til the sun Tn the east Is rosy red
 And then jump up that minute! YES, jump right up Tn your
 nightgown white And see what a rain has fall en at night, And it won't be polly wolhes. But there on the hearthwhere the doll drops fall You'll find them each and you'll love them aIl- And such is the rain of the dolhes.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-12-23


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