Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28
e Wise Dream Man Visit
Eskimo Family at National Museum
[B@[b[bi@ and the Wise

was trying very hard to remember the
name SO that he might visit it in the
da ytime.
Wen. here we are said the Dream
Man and Bobbie found himself standing
in the midst OF ever so many wonderful
things Nov close yotr eyes tight and
well spend the day up north in Canada
and Greenland.
When Bobbie opened his eyes all the
wonderful things in the dreamland of all
countries had disappeared and he stood
with tire Wise Dream Man in Il large.
OPEN plain, covered with snow and ice.
TO one side were white piles of snow
that Robbie thought We're the best snow
forts he had ever seen. Then off III the
distance he saw some little black figures
moving, and he held tight TO the Dream
Mans hand, for it was all SO white and
lonely that Bobbie wished he could see
some street ears or houses, even some
trees.
4 believe | know Washington boy
who is :, little bit AFRAID here i'll the land
OF th, Es<imos.'' said the Wise Dream
Man. laughing ana shaking his head at
Robbie. But il is very Different from
Washington. This country is nearly al
ways covered with snow and ice and
times even in their houses. But come on
and YOU shall see the inside of these lit
tie snow homes and play with Dooloo
and MS friends
''Oh. isn't that fun cried Bobbie, and
he danced so hard that he fell over in
the snow. Bobbie didn't mind that, but
hoped up very quickly and brushed
Off his coat, as mother bad taught him
to do.
.'Why look, Mr. Dream Man" he ex-
claimed. my magic coat is all covered
with fur
We'll. you see. there would he a little
frozen Washington boy along with ne if
it wasn't covered with nice warm fni-
BY this time the little black Specks
that Bobhie had seen moving III tie ais
tance We're very close, and Robbie gave 4
little squeai when he saw what they
We're. And what do you suppose he saw
first of all? Four big dogs that looked
ever 50 much like the wolves at the Zoo
and man and little boy wrapped
up i'll furs that only their faces could be
seen When BODbie watched them Il lit
tie longer he saw that the dogs were
pulling sled just like little horses and
the man held the reins and q whip in
his hand. The little boy ran along IN
back of the sled that was piled with some
big dark things
''Oh, who are they Mr.. Dream Man.
and where are they going?" Bobbie
asked.
They have been hunting and are Just
x
them,'' replied the Dream Man.
Just then Dooloo. for that was the lit
tie Eskimo boys name, saw the Dream
Man and ran to him. Now you see all
OF the little boys that Bobbie met in
the dreamland of all countries were
friends of the Dream Man and Dooloo
loved him so much and was so glad to
see him.
Il have brought Bobbie TO play with
YOU Dooloo,' said the little old fellow
and You must show him all the things
in Your country. But first of all take
us indoors. where we can get warm and
have something to eat"
Now Eskimo boys and Washington
but the Dream Man made them both
understand the dream language, and they
soon became friends. They took hold
YOU do when YOU go to spend the day
with one Of the boys you know. Soon
they arrived at Dooloo's home, and for
the rest of his dream day Bobbie saw
and did things that surely no little Wash
ington boy has ever done before.
If the Little boy or girl reading this
has a dog house in the backyard, and
can imagine how he would feel if he
had to crawl into it on hands and knees,
he will know exactly how Bobbie felt
when he came to the front door of Dooloo's
house. Eskimo houses haven't big wooden
and glass doors like the houses here, but
only little openings that they cover with
skins to keep the cold ar out. And the