The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-27

big boy. aud he can carry tais basset ot food"
 How about the pneecuts2 Are they readyg" Grandmother had been max ing warm flannel nithtrowus for tne entire Hogan family.
 "Yes; everything is packed in the biz brown basket at the head of the stairs. I couldn't uE it down Jim my Hogan can manHEa it it's wan- derruI how strong he Is wlsu ono cen- siders what little u,urstug fgn3 a' must get
 They win bp mighty happy. uns.a Grandmother Ray ge sHo saraa gp .la turkey
 Mrs. Hogan came fer fr- Haesr.s rt moment when a baH'r.1 .a -- marded immediate aran 'u1 a t.n Ray household Mrs. E was gg.ar taminc a caller tn jre rarar. and grandmother WIS slfH Ha#ng in thc kitchen.
 "Nav th. Virgin bless a1 yer E hcarrts- cried Elrs Ea-a1 tered tha Iralrant Er ben. brought mo Jimmy a'1r. earn basket The ya~r- ~rr fat in spite or rH. '7 H. poor choli" Mrs Ua-n v| her red iu-a-s over fla and Jimmy stja1 aa ra accepted a red apple cookies from arHalu7- with .a eest#tic grin o0 bis fra. n
 "Th.rn Is another H.-n H...a of the 7t.ia stairs. af 'I wonder if Jimmy Is ana ta .... t down.
 "Snurp. ma'Gn. fr' aa strong horse assr~rF FTrlE EHs pointed the way rn 'Ha hack
 "A big brown HasHgt .I ..n ... the attic stairs sr. E.-a..I presently Jimmy .srna 1nvm. its buIs cncar'uHr.
 When Mrs U.-r 1oarsr- shower .r
 tna entire Ray rHr
 finished her tasks #
 darcHarln jew. whose .aar ... .s departed
 Thc Hoaras came and trlars. Au-e,1. s1
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 "l am so glad. rH Jimmy .H basket from tbe aai
 aYas. told him I -rs rho of the attic srairvaE- an# Ha Hr"r.r it down. They were . be. .nuar souls" sgi5 r.r.#ra.r.- l.r- ou~.y
 "I am glad u0.Hrr 'H I'm. Re down now. a-H f. o'clock perhaps, yan wi" " able ." Le-n Harry and me dress
 The Rays were =.I# the supper table this when 'a door aT. ] Mrs Hogan arugarg. e1 Cur.seys and sHt.u i or bHss1u joy
 "Ch 'us the EraI aaa-r-s E have. ] Mister Ray and fawr a ! e6. vf.ng her eyes N. Uo1ans had -tah t.H. iofyes. m neanHF-' I.. our mon r- u.r..- . ar' ~h'n un-n r.--o ra .r. a.aE nr." his in...H'- 1 H. uH It.H vf1 joy. ne WAS ranl Ar l rerharaor S.r E. |tbay've even r.f r.r r. Ipa.ro. though r.ar .. -Hs name Hr#-. H" iuf-nu being H ] Mrs Uoeau paused for Henry Ray e.-. H.rr ] his vnl eyed wife
 And poor e-.n~ l rul shawl v.3 tH.b E.r ] nangc. and sin. has e. miuHr ura n#t #a am Jn bends rw ] vNsn me #H- N# Jimmy nT crazy v# avar ua-Er. May n va- Ger r.e ~ l u.En .a # |ard Ers .a# land lrrn t.a ] their mother
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 effort Her nas ..r ] mentally Snv Che w r rt hean wnfa Tho er. .".
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 vourr cree bad rrr..# n. 6rrz or Che attic and ds.rt r brown basket. io vhNn ... .".rm ! aus for her family ,rrrs a1 -h-
 were an unmarked ne yet end -n t.a ] Hogan family had arser-r' than md
 were rejoicing fB ,hfIr rassresna. rHd l. it was too TaHa fo recover tha0. T1.
 6cat Rfadv Hogan ha3 uat urrvr'-a .that there was no present for h--sr.f 1.-the Joy of her family v7s g1ar-n f.r her
 "I have efu ar7th,r hreeC, For v-a. Mrs Hoyan." said Ancea quietly rt |contains more uScr1l th,uEs -HenrF. l will you bring it down rt'z-at Che , head oT the attic stairs
 When Mrs. Hogan h-7 st1--7-si |swGy under thc weight of the second iNasFpf. which contained r--rh -H-e'r 'a