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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-24

att These are cleanup days
" and will be all next week
Get busyl Remember, we
have visitors soon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-24

att These are clean up days
v and will be all next week
Get busyl Remember, we
have visitors soon.
The evening world., 1912-06-18

Capt. Stone bowed and left the room.
Followed by kearney.
well, Phclan,' said Gladwin, turning
to that distressed individual, tho eve
ning's entertainment seems at an end"
"'Tis a dlvu OF an Entertainment fer
NELL be broke to-morrer."
'Oh. no, Phslan." and the younx man
walked over and patted him on the
shoulder, mot broke-you'u resign"
"a swell chance I've got to resirn-
with no shield to turn in. Itll break
the heart Of me poor ould mother"
There were tears In Michael Phelan's
voice and his woebegone expression was
pitiable. Young Gladwin FASTENED to
cheer him up.
II will take It upon myself to see that
you ere honorably discharged. Pnelan.
can almost swear that little note to
Capt Stone with an !nolosurs OF say
four figures viii put through your
resignation
But IN Do out OF Joo. won't IT.
narea Fhelan.
not Tor q minute. @an so'hS 10
give you 'op foF AAs'
nat . 49, -
unn $500. 80 ~,
VIZ. toh,'o ~, III
tura gslierv"
.,s,ra nv. mi. atm, INA a, vour
,o,ssaS pha,an a.ksn With a,sna
90, 20 summon a grin.
.TnSeea 1, e. moi. and nara ia that
ROO bil YOU 40 foolishiy surrendered to
INV friend the picture expert. Now. As
ali your fellow officers seemed to havo
departed you can begin your duties by
going upstairs and telling the ladies that
| the blockade has been raised
BY the time Michael Phelan got the
crisp saffron bill tucked away in his
Jeans he was IN full and glorious grin
and made for the stairway with an
agility that was a distinct revelation Of
hidden resources. A few minutes later
Mrs Burton entered the room. followed
! BIZ her two nieces.
| As her now oalmer eye took In the
| room and the empty picture frames
Mrs. Burton exclaimed:
| Whatever have you been doing
here?"
The evening world., 1912-06-18

an expression that fairly took him to
her arms.
You dear. generous boy" she cried.
you are Just like your father. and II
Helen had only confided in me-here
Is my card; come to me tomorrow and
we will have a family conference. r
''Auntle." interposed Helen in alarm.
II will take charge of all the wedding
arrangements" ran on Auntie. fairly
bubbling over. "Come early In the
afternoon. Mr.. Gladwin. I must get my
girls to bed. Good night-coms. girls. :"
Mrs. Burton started for tho door and
Helen fingered behind.
'Oh, whatever shall I dor" she whis-
pered TO Gladwin.
Whatever your heart dictates" he
whispered In reply.
"And did he escape7" onme the fright
ened query. as she dropped her eyes be-
fore his burning glances and blushod.
YES. and they Will never get him."
Thank you!" She gave him her hand
for . moment and was gone.
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sitting up and going through the ccre-
mony Of rubbing her eyes.
Much time before auntie wakes"
A roseate blush spread up from tho
ribbons at Saddles throat to the roots
OF her fair hair.
Helen's eyes were wide open now and
she looked at her cousin in frownins
puzzlement.
'And Mr.. Hosg IL expected" said
Sadie. with swift inspiration.
Whatever are you driving at?" asked
Helen.
Arc you anxious to greet Mr.. Hoss?"
pouted Sadie.
NO" was the vehement response.
''Then wo must DO out when he comes
and I have an important engagement
at H."
Helen shot two little pink feet out Of
tho covers and planked them down on
| tho velvety rug.
Whom have you an engagement with.
Sadie Burton?" she asked, with BREATH
| less eagerness.
| It have an engagement 10 eloper
| This time Sadie turned her head to
hids her bushes.
Helen seemed actually paralyzed.
There was an intense pause before Sa-
die wheeled round. flung her head de-
family and said with more fire than
| 1no uha cNcT III hVr llo hSplbytus
with Mr.. Whitney Barnes-and you
are going to assist me--you and Mr.
Gladwin."
"You - cannot - be-serious, Sadio?'
said the older cousin. slowly.
! II am, thought" was the passionate
rejoinder. ''Nanette and packed my
steamer trunk after you and auntit
went to bed. Hurry now. Helen. dear
for We must be at the Little Church
Around the Corner at II o'clock. l an
! going to wear my gray travelling dresi
and you your brown"
why, you dreadful little mink
, YOU" cried Helen. III you are pokinf
fun at me I will never forgive you"
II am not poking fun" retorted Sa
die with the same ardor and almost ir
tears. 1T Is all planned and arranged
Whitney promised to have evcrythini
I ready at the church, including Traver'
= Gladwin. lie said he couldn't wal!
0 another minute after II o'clock-tha
3 the suspense would kill him-and h'
) was SO terribly in earnest about It iha
r I believe him."
you goose!" exclaimed Helen, bu
} now she was smiling and there was .
/ happy light in her eyes.
CTo Be Continued)
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.lT WAS as II . great burden
had been removed from his
Ahoulders Leaving the win
dow and stepping back into |
The evening world., 1912-06-18
WEEDS WlFE'S DAUGHTER.
Larg,cttcl Explains lie Does 50 at
Dying spouse's Request.

wfNSTED. Conn. juno B-Bsceuse
he explained It was tho Wish Of his
wife as she was dying. Robert c. Lang
zettel OF the u. S. s. Montana and Mis-
Florence ]. CAVITY, his stcpdaughtor. of
East Lake street. here. were married
at No. 3o5 West Eighteenth street. Now
York. Thursday, by tho Rev. George u.
Barber.
Tho bride IL In her nineteenth rear
and is employed at the wlnsted hosiery
mins Langzcttel Ia twenty-five and his
term OF enlistment In the navy will not
expire for two years. He 10 now on fur
Tough and on reporting ut Boston he
hopes to get shore duty. % that he
and his bride can have . home in that
city.
IAngzettel's FIRST wife. mother of his
N esont wife, dicd in April, 1910.
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inc trlrns rosy cneekoQ mAiu
smiled and swiftly left the room.
She had deposited one armful Of
fluffy things on . chair beside Saddles
bed and another armful of fluffy things
on . chair beside Helen's bed. She
had also performed other mysterious
little offices noiselessly before going
to the side of Saddles bed.
And sleeping like an innocent babe"
said the comedy Nanette to herself
Then she bent down and called In
Sadie's ear:
Ten oclocls. Miss sadie"
She had to repeat the whispered call
several times before Sadie's syelids nut
tered and she stirred into life. The
maid had vanished byl the time the
younger Of tho two sleeping beauties
had removed the oobwebs from her
eyes.
The twin rosewood beds lay side
by side enveloped by the transparent
silken hangings Of . single canopy.
The room was sxquisitely done in pink
and everyw where were evidences that
tho two lucky mortals who slumbered
therein we're coddled and pampered to
the limit Of modern luxury.
Sadie's robe de mutt. as the fashion
magazines put 1t. was a creation OF
laces and ribbons and mighty becoming
She had admitted this TO herself as she
surveyed her reflection In the tall oval
mirror only hve hours before. She ad-
mitted It again as she hoped out OF bed
and confronted herself In the same
mirror. Then she turned and ran quick.
ly to the side OF Helen's bed.
She bent down and kissed her cousin.
get up. Helen" Sadie urged. As the
blue eyes reluctantly opened. Get up
and dress. dear-we haven't much time.
Much time for what?" asked Helen,
The evening world., 1912-06-18
CHURcH's JUNE FESTIVAL.
81. Ignatius Leyola 20 Have Dntsr-
tainment Lasting TIVE Days.

81. Ignatius 1oyoia Church Of DaN
NEhty-fourth street 10 10 gfvo . June
festival on Juno Is and 10 - ne L0yola
College grounds. EiEhty~fourtA street
and Park avenue. Among the features
will be . Trip to the Moon, dancing and
entertainment.
Mr.. Frank Nevin win have ctargU
Of the entertainment features Profce-
honai talent has been engaged for the
occasion. Among thoss who v1ll appear
arc John Reddy. william Smith. waitaf
McSel,. Edward Kelly. Frank Camp
bell. Edward CAriin. Frank OKs6a,
7 Thomas McCarals 6herAn and 0Atthsws
and Richard Bradley.
Mr.. Hugh M0Otnnis 10 Chairman Of
the Arrangement Committee The ~
tor. the Rev. David Hsasn, q J., will
welcome the pArishionsrs On botA svs-
nings. The festival y under The super.
vision Of the Rev. Haven J. R5ohArta
a. r.
The evening world., 1912-06-18
CHAPTER xiv.
The CircumrentiOn of AIlntie.

ADIE sat up with . start and
rubbed her eyes.
"All right, Nanetts," abe
said sleepily. I'm awake"
Tho trim, rosy checked maid
The evening world., 1912-06-18
OFFICER 666|
A Fast Moving NeW York Story
BY Barton w. Currie
RasHd an Hr (ssccasaGe.I

Based on tie Successful
Farce of tie Same Title


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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
MADE CURIOUS FIND
MHIIE OUT HUNTING.

j. d. Brad6ock, who lives on
Ridgewood avenue south of this
city, made a curious find while out
hunting recently in the woods
southwest of his home. In a slough,
or low place in the ground, he dis
covered the skeleton of large
hog, evidently an Old tusRer. The
animal had been dead for some
time as the bones were bleached
white. Mr.. Braddock was attrac ed
by the curious appearance of the
bones of one of the forelees of the
hog and on examination found 1t en-
circled by a metal napkin ring which
he believes to be of silver. The rims
is firmly bmbedded in the bone ard
cannot be removed without Gu ting i
away. 1t is located between tbs
| first and second joints ard had evi
IDENTITY at some time slipped Owe
the animals foot aad gradually grow
into the flesh and bone. Mr.. Brad
dock secured the novel braee,et ant
has it at his home.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
THE BENNETT.

Recent arrivals at the Bennett are
Mr. and Mrs John McGcorty Mr.
and Mrs Fred C Bel Chicago. Mrs
] ] Willis Mrs d NJ Mcdonald Miss
Mcdonald G G Miller ChJcago, VIM
r Barnhart St Louis, F w Dohl Miss
Elizabeth Dohl RoStaa Dohl C w
Jones Boston, Mr. and Mrs Wash
Miss Hin Toronto Out, Mrs F L VIII
liams Sterling Williams Memphis,
Lynne Whitaker jacksonville, Mrs
Henry Schafer Erie, C Brown and
SON Germantown Pa, A H Bowers
Wheeling, Mr. and Mrs C j Baker
jamaica n Y, MIR and Mrs C F Pres.
ton Willimaptic ct, Mrs Jacob
Swezert Farm City III, Mrs ] Cant
reH Charleston Md, Miss Genevieve
Turner Rising Sun Nd, C E Save
Mrs C E Sage NJ G Sage Westtowr
Y.
John P MeGoorty, a guest at tbs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
FREckuED GIRLS

We have just received a stock OF
VIII FRECKLE CREAM. product
of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM CO..
Charleston. South Carolina. 1t is FINE,
is fragrant and harmless and positively
removes freckles. tan and brown moth.
bleaches dark faces light. VIII not
make hair grow. You have our guaran-
tee that it will take off your freckles
and tan or we will give you back your
money. Come in, see and try it. THE
JARS ARE LARGE and two at most arr
sufficient. We send them by mail II
desired. Price soc and $1.oO. Wilson'S
Fair Skin Soap. Csc. w. NJ. Hankins
Church. Druggist, w. F. Gille. Jr.. &
Co.. B. J. Eccles & Co.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21

Bennett from Chicago, is a circuit
court judge.
An automob1e party from Alliance,
Ohio, lett the Bennett yesterday
for st. Augustine and the north, the
party being composed OF Frank
Transue, Mrs. NJ. H. Stone and Miss
Ella Easterly.
The Bennett hotel is putting on q
tennis tournament beginning this
morning for mixed doubles, and two
handsome cups are being offered
The courts are Immediately in the
rear of the hotel AID no doubt the
contests will be witnessed by
large number of spectators.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
La vERcNE MANSION

Recent arrivals at the LaVergne
Mansion are Mr. and Mrs S r Bond
Washington d C, r B Sweet Provi-
denee r I. Mr. and Mrs E E Hender-
son Bangor Me, Mr. Pagnel Montreal
Quebec, Mr. and Mrs S G Young
Lansing Mich. Mr. and Mrs Henry E
Terry Miss Sarah NJ Terry Hyde
Park Mass, Mr. and Mrs F w Belz
Oak Park Ill, Mr. and Mrs C E DUFF
fenderfer Reading Pa. Mrs Sarah
Bitner Sinking Springs Pa.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
ORMOND

ORMOND, March 20-The win.er
season of the tourist is ON the
wane
Mrs Nellie Sawyer, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Barker, left for her home in New
Hampshire Monday.
Judge Thompson and daughter,
Miss Frances, who have been the
guess of Mr.. and Mrs John Milligan
for the past SIX weeks, will leave
Monday for their home in Danville,
III.
Miss Margaret HolMster will re-
turn TO her home at Fargo, \. D.,
Monday next.
Miss Lippincott entertained las
Thursday a few friends to meet her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Long of
Merriam, Pa, a suburb OF Philadelphia
The little lodge was a lower OF
flowers and the CUES oppressed de
light at the very enjoyable affair.
Friday afternoon NJ S. Jas. BAN
bright gave a house warming, tnvit-
! ing some fifty guests TO meet her
/ daughter, Mrs w. H. Long. The
| company consisted of neighbors or
/ the river road as far north as Mound
Grove, friends from the Hotel Or
mond and the village, the home pur
chased last year from the late DR.
Wallace having beel remodeled anC
newly furnished making it most at
tractiye. yellow ard white was the
/ color scheme Miss Lippllcott poured
tea, assisted by Misses Finn ant
Mitchell.
c. L. Goodhue, who has been quite
poorly for some time past. left dur
ing the week for his home in Mas
sachusetts, accompanied by Dr.. HIN
tington.
At the masquerade ball given b!
the Ormond Hotel hep IN the Casino
$3.50 was realized, which amount gOe'
to their fund for the sick and dis
abIed of their members.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
HE WAS THOUGHTFUL OF
SAFETY OE PEDESTRIANS.

A notice of live wire in the
street ON North Ridgewood avenue
Wednesday evening at about $50
caused shutting off of the electric
current until the matter could be
investigated and any necessary de
feet remedied. 1t was found, how
ever, that it was merely a loose
telephone wire dangling in the street
and it is said that the winter resi-
dent who discovered and fist re
ported the wire to be down had g
small boy remove it from the SIDE
walk to the parkage in order t
prevent injury to pedestrians. SEX
the point?
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
CITY HOTEL.

Arrivals of a day at the City hote.
are Eugene Robinson Phi 'lade phia
Waiter P Ryan E L Goehfer II c
Langfold st Louis, A ] Legg Savan-
nah, A Rudseper c LElutter A
w Wearhershee Fl H Davis E E
Grimes II Boakant Jack Walsh r
Bishop Jacksonville, c F Weisighel
Atlanta, Mrs w L Brice Mrs Brunetta
Cost Irvington n J, B NJ Pryor F L
Brown San Antonio, w Bedela En-
dicott n Y. Murray Sans DeLand
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
nst Treasure.

A man who went half way around
the world on a wild-goose chase for
supposed buried treasure continued
from New York to Salt Lake for the
pleasure of thrashing the man who
told him the story of a great cache
which did not exist If he will now
employ somebody with an adequate
sized hot to take care of his own case
the Incident will have reached the
logical conclusion.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21

swatch the Crescent Theater ad
vertisement on last page for special
attractions. t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21

swatch the Crescent Theater ad
vertise ment on last page for special
attractions. #
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
THE DE sPLAND

Yesterdays arrivals az tie Des-
pland were Mr. and Mrs c w Roth
Chicago, Mrs E A Wilhelm Mrs II
Eaton H Eaton P5ttsburg, Mr. and
Mrs Chas A Reynolds Denver, w {
Reagan New York, Mrs J B Wal hen
Miss Eleanor Wa.then Louis vile, Nj
and Mrs H C Blair w E Brewster
Ridgefield Park N ], Mrs Z
Smith Yonkers New York
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
TIE RlpGEWoon

Arrivals of a day at the Ridge
wood are Mr. and Mrs Carl Hour
Madam Roess1er Chicago. Mr. and
Mrs Jno G Coleman Miss Ceci1e Cole
man Milwaukee, DIR w B Cadwa'del
Philadelphia, B F Robinson st Aug
usthle, Mr. and Mrs A w Sisk Pres
ton Md. Mr. and Mrs W NJ BRADLEY
Nit Sterling Ky.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
THE PRINCE GEORGE.

Arrives OF a day at the Prince
George were P ] Gilmarten New
York, Mrs Edward Lee Floy Chicago
Mrs John Carr and daughter Boston.
Miss L F Mnliken Miss NC Wilson
Philadelphia, Mrs c n Kirkland Pc
land o, w L Brown Des Moines, Mrs
P F Street Miss Martha Street
Schenectady.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-21
The OAKS

Recent arrivals at the Oaks are
Mr. and Mrs r D Jones Chicago, H
Stellar Louisville, Mrs Nj A Barndt
David Barndt Milwaukee, William
Brooks Holyoke Mass, l. A Whtta-
her Jacksonville, Mrs ] A Dale Miss
Dale Mrs N SWEET Miss SWEET
Bangor Me, Mrs Odgen Alexandria
Bay n Y, T ] Puston Ocean Grove
n j.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-12-14
Christina. In Merry England.

Throughout Great Britain Christmas
IL the great week Of the year. II Is
the one week when scattered families
are reunited. when tender memories
and old associations are revived. when
friend greets friend with CHEEKY ex.
pansiveness. In striking contrast with
the characteristic reserve OF the Eng
lIsh nature. Business IS practically
suspended in London for the five days
succeeding Christmas eve. There Is
nothing left Of the obsolete orgies
which so offended the Puritan element
in the times of Cromwell. It would
be an unimaelnable English monarch
who would forbid any observation Of
the 25th OF December The example Is
set by the royal family of the ideal
way in which TO spend the happy.
merry Christmastide which the Eng
fish people cherish II was the custom
OF King Edward VII. and Queen Alex.
andra TO pass the holiday quietly at
Sandringham and there 10 give per
sonal supervision 10 the distribution OF
gifts. -Leslie's Weekly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-12-14

he could do rs he liked.
One day. when the kitten was about
three months old. telegram came to
the house where he lived. II said.
send little Angora TO Miss Nellie Dale.
- Fifth avenue, New York"
The butler came In with box. put
the unsuspecting kitten IN and nailed
down the lid.
What followed is too confusing 10
tell. There was much rafting over
rough streets. much Jolting over
tracks, much shrieking OF engines
much humping against boxes Al last
II was over. The box was carried into
a warm. softly lighted room. A child's
voice was heard exclaiming: "For me
Why. | wonder what IL can be-" A
tiny new soon told her. and In few
minutes the kitten was out OF It's
prison and tightly Struggled in the
arms OF n little girl. A saucer OF milk
was soon tapped up. and pussy's life
in his new home began.
Nellie named her new pet Blizzard
because he was white and soft like
drifted snow.
Blizzard thought this name all right
but did not for an instant mean TO an
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-12-14
- ---~-a-AAas
"Mr. Arfur' S"
Christmas Gift

r HENRIETTA. by the fireplace.
- was absorbed IN the taking off
OF all Eudeila's articles Of
wearing apparel and putting
them on again When the last gar.
ment had been adjusted she found time
to look at mfr. Arfur." who sat by the
window, a picture OF doldrums
What do you want foh Kwlsmas? 2"
she inquired.
Something am afraid | can never
have in all this wide world. Henrietta. .
The child gazed at him curiously.
Its a heart OF fine gold that want,
Henrietta. and only one person can
give II to me. and II she won't. grille
rs she faiwyy' Henriettas tone
was reverentla.
THE queen OF them all"
"And has crown on.r
Yes, a crown Of her own golden
hair. and her eyes are ike brown vel.
vet pansies. and she has the sweetest
red lips, Henrietta, but yesterday met
her, and she hurried by, scarcely speak.
Ing. and all because-you wouldn't have
believed such q queen Of girl would
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-12-14

i'll didn't think you would when you
said you wouldn't. but
Il See" said the young man quietly.
An Unborn loyalty to womankind kept
him from telling Rose that just as he
had started away Miss Hereford had
run TO him. exclaiming that as he was
80 kind TO award her the prize she Ger
tainly must reward him with the first
dance. etc. With n sudden impulse he
took Roses little hand In his.
She sprang up and started for the
fireplace. but he held her gently back.
Listen" he whispered
On the glowing Goals smoked Evan
gelina. and on the rug. with eyes turn
ed TO the ceiling, knelt Henrietta.
20 God" she was saying. now ] lay
me down 20 sleep give my precious
dolly, so you will make the faiwy
queen wiz the cwowu Of her golden
hiah 10 bwing Mr. Arfur the little
heaht he wants for Kwismas. That's
all. God. only please let me see her
when she comes. Amen"
Grace Hereford has black hair" OBJ
served Rose inconsepuently.
II wonder II God WILL" Henrietta
was murmuring.
Rose went over 20 the fireplace and
kissed her small sister ~ think God
will" she said reverently. Then she
went back to radiant mfr Arfur. -
Ina Wright Hansen In New York
Globe.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-12-14

swer 10 IL He had never learned 10
mind or do anything else but he a
trouble He stole everything he could
get He broke an expensive vase be-
cause he would play tag with himself
Oh the paror mantel He climbed up
the hnndsome new curtains nj the hall
windows With the result that they soon
looked like streaincrs. lie cried all the
time people we're eating. wanting meat
and other things not good for kittens
Twas the night before Christmas
aud the servants We're busy preparln.
for the big dinner tomorrow.
An The relatives were invited and
Dinah. the cook knew that the only
way 10 have her dinner on time was To
get things ready for II the day before
She had inst got the big turkey out
and picked il clean of pinfeaiher>.
She put IL IN the pantry while she graf
ed bread with which TO stun II,
Company canc in. aud Dinah did not
get her turkey llled as she had hoped
She went To bed. setting her alarm Tor
. o'clock. expecting 10 stuff the turkey
before breakfast When bedtime came
no Blizzard was 10 he found
The household was awakened nj 3 Ia
the morning by scream from pinah.
which brought the family 10 the kitch'
en- all armed and expecting 10 see n
burglar. They found Dinah in u faint
on the iloor Of the pantry. and beside
her was the big turkey. ON looking
closer and hearing Dinah family whis
per. "rhe cat" all eyes turned 10 look
for the eat. No one could locate him
until a smothered new sounded from
the inside OF the turkey. Nellie peek
ed In and saw Bizzards head sticking
out where the stuiiing IL usually poke,
in. He was hauled out. His white
coat was sticky and dirty. and hi
stomach stuck out like a VOLTS In tbs
fairy tale after he had dined or TN
ten little pigs.
Dlnah locked Blizzard In the laun
dry until he should thoroughly repent
Another turkey had to he prepared
and Blizzard was forgotten until tn
day after Christmas. When Nelli'
went 10 take him out OF his prison III
nah went with her.
"wnl you ever do such naughi!
thing again. Blizzard;" she asked him
Blizzard looked right at her and sab
New"
See" said Ellen: ''he says he neve
will. Dlnah."
Dinah answered. II guess that me,
means he will never do such q thin
again this Christmas"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-12-14
SANITY CLAUS PLANT.

Oh. dear. so many things to do
Now Christmas eve has come,
Here's fifty thousand Christmas tree.
To be delivered across the seas
And half a million dolls II you please.
To scatter through Christendom
Here's bushels Of sugar cats and dogs
To please the children small.
Thousands Of giidod nuts on strings
And Jumping Jacks and candy rings
And loads on loads OF other things
To drop In the chimneys tall
I'm sure scarce know what TO do
With such monstrous pack.
A billion tons OF sugar toys
To give 20 as many girls and boys
Is really too much for Santa Claus
To carry about on his back