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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
Collecting Habit Grips the
Public

Since The Star started offering
it's subscribers beautiful pennants
for rs cents and four coupons clip.
ped from tho first page OF The Star
many thousands OF pennauts have
been issued.
Tho collecting habit has grown
until thousands OF The Stars regu-
lar readers add TO their collection
weekly.
These pennants are OF the best
wool felt and absolutely correct as
70 color and design. They form n
pretty ornament for den or dining
room. houseboat. bungalow or liv-
Ing room and will appeal TO any
one.
Starting Monday The Star will
issue n u. s. A. pennant which II
made up in seven colors. This r.
the most beautiful pennant yet put
out by The Star.
You should get one OF these pen
nants n you have not gotten any OF
the others. Many more pennants
will be issued IN the future and you
can start your collection now and
be sure OF getting additional pen
nantH from time TO time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
MacDougall-S outhwick
CAN'T FIND Them |

REDDING, Cal. Oct. s.--The po'
lice are having more trouble than
they expected today 10 find tho
men who tried TO wreck the Port
land express Saturday night on the
Southern Pacific by piling ties on
the track In Hobo Gulch The only
footprints they could find matched
the shoes worn by ]. =. Johnson. an
employe In the pumping station
who himself tagged the train and
prevented an accident.
George Howell and Walter
Wright. who were arrested on sus-
picion OF planning the wreck as a
preliminary to robbing the train.
have been released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
HAVE A BIC Time

Members OF the Seattle Ad club
are still talking about their trip to
Ellensburg. IN Kittitas valley. Sat.
urday, Tho Soattleltcs were royalty
entertained.
The party left Seattle az \ O'Clock
Saturday morning over the Mllwau.
kee. two coaches being required 20
carry the delegation. A big dinner
was Awaiting tho party when Il al,
rived IN Ellenahurg. u number OF
tho Leading citlEena. including
Mayor J. A. Mahan, participating
alter the delegation was taken for
an automobile trip through tho
valley,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
MINERAL VAPOR BATHS

Cure patients afflicted with rheu'
mntism, kidney disease. dropsy,
stomach trouble. poor circulation
and kindred ailments, excessive
users OF tobacco and alcoholic
spirits,
Private bath apartments for
ladies', with lady attendants. Single
baths 800, or six baths $500. San
ltary Mineral Vapor Bath Parlors.
Ik1s Union st.. Seattle. Wash.--Ady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
TANK FIRE

SAN DIEGO. Oct. G. Following
an explosion yesterday Of one OF
the STANDARD Oil's 10000 gallon
dlstllling tanks. foremen are fight
ing desperately today against tho
spreading OF the flames. which
threaten TO explode n 2s4. 900 gallon
tank containing $4,000 worth Of
gasoline
Tho flromcn are working within
a few feet Of the gasoline tank. the
explosion OF which would send them
all 10 death.
Four large tanks and eight small
ones, valued Mt about 100000. have
gone up in the flames. II IL estl.
mated that the loss VIII exceed
$3.50 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
100000 FOR FINLAND

A 500 900 appropriation was
called for In atty ordinance intro
duocd AZ the meeting Of the city
council today for tho completion Of
the buildings at the F1rland SAM.
thrium.
The amount was not included In
tho 1914 tax budget and II author.
iEed will cause deficit. which will
raise the 1918 budget
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Presl-
dent Wilson spent an hour at the
bedside OF Robert Crawford, n 10
yearold boy messenger. who was
struck hut not seriously injured by
the presidents automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
YUAN IS CHOSEN

PEKiN. Oct yuan shi khi
was elected president OF China to
day on the third Joint ballot by the
two houses OF the republican parlia-
ment. He will serve five years.
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Second Avenue and Pike Street
Fred WAYNE catlett. form

reception will be given at the Tab
ernacle Baptist church tonight
Fred Wayne catIett. former sec
rotary to Mayor billing. has been
appointed a member OF the faculty
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. He will have
charge OF the commercial law
course
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CITY NEWS

Twenty missionaries, en- route to
China, arrived In Seattle Sunday
night and viii sail for the Orient
Tuesday on the Tamba Maru. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

After two years OF experiments
an English manufacturer has turned
out n successful steam-driven mo-
torcycio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

Fills the ,ceth--banishe Tooth.
Buffers Liquid Tooth Filler
Druggists. 25c. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

6urlsps and married mon who
can't earn $1,000 year so on free
list. Any ingenious woman can use
either or both for decorative pur.
poses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
GWIW
C7w MHm
SSeORpESPONDENIS

OIL am going 10 any something
! know You viii Disagree With. u
4. this
I don't believe ono hit that siti-
should hc taught Oh. mysteries OF
sex 10 Keep them from soias wrong.
To warn them Of Terrible c"nsc-
aucnc~s does no good. Nehody has
ever hcen good FROM fear ~ punish
ment. and education does net ciim-
mate ,icel simpi, covers II up.
was "wi.-" vet did not set
through un.csth~d.
I did not want Go do wrong, but
did want 20 49, how much pawer Z
hsdl how near could set % fire
without being burned, Ny punish
m~nt Ia now. and forever. In fear Tor
my daughter. Don't misund~rstand
me. Z believe In education. all risht,
but no, In its power Co keep a siri
orr VINO STUMBLED. pur rEIL
NOT,
A-There IL no mystery In the
sex question. and tho harm comes
In making a mystery out OF II. II Il
no moro right To lie TO young people
about this subject than any other
The truth never hurts anyone. but
The untruthfulness OF n parent has
a child's trust In every
one.
IL Ia true that fear has never
helped anyone. but TO remember
the great love that Ia back OF
our existence casts out all fear
knowledge is power Many parent,
are not living very high married
life, 80 fear To tell their children
what they think married life Ia. and
Il Is far better that they do not.
am speaking In a general way a.
FOR your particular case. fully real
IKo the daring" thought some girls
have. Does not your experience bot
ter III you 10 show your daughter
there Ia nothing 10 it7 Your child
has an entirely different indlvidu
Atty. 90 you have no right 20 think
she will do As you did. mean this
kindly. for | think parents want "a
10 the right thing.
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Q.-fl~ase tell me what IL the cor
rect attire for man who Il 60 he
married at the minister's residence In
tho morning. ! have requested thi.
| before, but have sc-1 reply. Z
have been constant subscriber for
your paper for 10 years, and do not
understand why % sensible question
like thl" should he ignored,
sincerely, BACHELOR
Al remember you and both
your your letters. The first was an.
swered In the issue OF August 90.
Tho second request was accompan-
led by the information that you had
been out OF town and had not gotten
your paper Now comes tho third.
blessing 90 me aA plainly ms you
dare 10 In print. cannot take space
TO repeat answers for people who
do not take the trouble 10 get their
papers whom out OF town. Had you
sent n stamped. selfaddressod en-.
volope. you would have had n hnsty
reply. lf you don't learn 20 be more
conaiderate 20 your wife than you
have been I'm this matter | am sorry
for her. our files are open TO the
public and you are welcome az any
time TO consult thom free OF charge.
OIL certainly have tried every
thing Z know, Z have been married
before. aud have ono ehiid. 40. you
/ SOC I am not chiid mSseif
Ny husband wont go anywhere,
and n want Co invite company In.
he says Go ahead. but IN SO Down
town" have given up everything.
" srenns, and then h. complains that
mn unhappy. love my home, "t
a a. a..
Just wife. 1 want love ~. We had
before were married. think
w. .hoaid giv- Ia Go zach other. bat
| deaf want to do u all. shall 4
stiil 1.-Two TIT. Way. while others enjoy
th"msri'ssr am not afraid 10
work. aud can always carr for myself
aud Kid Thanking you.
A-Surely he has n few friends
who are congen,hl. if 30. why don't
you get one OF them 10 get up ~.
tie surprise for him? or course thoy
must never tell you are back OF a.
lilo may 80 enjoy himself that he
will be willing to have company
You are doing wrong "a give In
all the time II only tends 10 make
him more selfish. but the thing
should be adjusted at home Ger.
talniy II after good. long effort at
peace you cannot have Il. take care
OF yourself and child. ! hope you
haven't made the mistake Of max.
ing him feel tho child IL all yours.
Some mothers do.
OIL am . youna widow. I arm
thinking % x-ttiaG married again.
VIII you kindiy advise m~ what TO
w-af u. bridal ro.tunsr Can
wear t~iiF \ ~
A~You can wear n veil. but IL h
not customary for a widow to do
SO. A. grey Is one Of the most
fashionable coIors this fall. don't
you think a pretty shade OF grey In
some soft material will be nice ?
with IL you can combine a soft
white silk, as n bertha effect. and
have soft lace az the hands. Wear
medium picture hat OF tho same
shade, and with dropping brim
Add white or grey shoes and gloves
and you have beautifully simple
costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
cuREn aY aAnliIM

NEW YORK. oct 6-His physl.
clans have announced that they
have cured Walter BRADY. 20, OF
hardening ot tho arteries. by using
radium,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

In answer 20 ene 81 your readers
Who a.h~d on what day rrnteeost.
1911. f-ii. viii cay my prayer book
give. n as MAJ 70.
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Q-r arm ane % yeur many read
ers who want rour advice No
woman In thi. case. but an awful
temper. I am married 60 a man who
to the outside world u one Of the
b-.t.
For tn. sake % our hemc and
children. 1 have held my peace until
now. AWAY. have his meals on
time. and far In my power.
never siye him cause for these cut
bursts Of temper. acc N keep ON
demanding Justice. 10 will mskr our
home . he'll ds not care In tho
least for uays~if. for he ha. killed
all love In my hear, for him. but
consider u my duty TO cay aethins foe
my ehiidr~n'. sake. What thiuk ycu.
Mis-. nrs,r want to do the he-,
for the little ones am responsible
for. \. q. u
Alt Is a terrible thing for chill
dren 20 be raised In home OF Dis
cord so first Try 10 the limit TO get
rid OF the tnharmony Don't try q
get your husband 10 do anything
Temper Ia disease. but one that
can be cured. The quietcr and more
you can get your own
mind the better. Ask him kindly &c
let you help him overcome thi'
fault. and that you were wrong e
gc, angry because he did. He'll
each other. You have both promised
that. you remember. when you were
united In marriage.
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OIL am = constant r~ader Of your
dear advice to worried en~.- ! have
b~~n married and separated for about
thru years.
Z came out West to try To huiid NO
again. ! met . married woman about
my age Her husband .. very sruci
60 her, and IL always drunk. she
Admits sh~ inves him M mere, and
says she loves me dearly. and ! kno~
she ds~.. Z love her better than
lif-l but abe dent Ike To auit him
on account 81 her saeiefy standing.
cant make mp my mind to give
hev up. What shall ! de-
WORRIED WILLIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

o. am a bs.hfui younx man 81
as There l. lady friend 81 milne
who told me that .h. thought
would make q good husband for SEINE
woman. Being n. I am bsshful.
would III. your advice. for the way
.b. acts around mo. . think shc l. In
love with mo What shall ! do'
y. "
A-What you would best do de-
pends on the state OF your own
mind on the subject. which you
omitted 10 tell me II you do not
care TO be annoyed by her. remark to
someone who will repeat to her that
YOU are not a marrying man. n you
love her you will find n way, no
matter how bashful you may be.
a. am rs. and my mother has
be~n dead - month. do you think
~ right for me TO have q nice feiiowf
4 know they arc hard TO find. but
know one who docs not smoke. chew.
swear or drink. or have any bad
habits. and IL ne young aa ! am.
keen myself very straight.
NJ mother never said anything like
that TO me, because she knew ] did
not care for tho fellows but now
care for this one. Pleas. answer
soon. ''hib'
A.-There Ia no harm in finding
a friend In a manly boy II you look
upon him as chum and companion
and do not allow him TO become IA
mlliar. But there are certain places
and times when a girl should be at
home. not running around with n
young boy. even II he IL a good one.
You will have q better time II you
have an older friend with you when
you attend an entertainment In the
eyening or go to the parks. Don't
do anything that you would not like
your mother 10 know. and you will
have nothing To regret. II can help
you further, write me again.
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WORRIED WILLIE

AT the risk OF losing my repu.
tation for giving dear" advice. !
am going to state facts. You. as n
representative OF manhood. have
no right To allow n married won.
an to tell you she loves you or to
tell her the same. A woman who
will stay with n drunkard for fear
% losing social standing has no so
cial standing to lose. Az long M she
remains with her husband keep your
distance. As for giving her up. you
never have bad her. Her duty is to
her husband as long az she remains
his wife. When she ceases 10 be
such Il will be time enough for you
10 plan a future with her. People
always get worried when they do
things they know they should not
Now that have told you what Ia
right. do Il.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-19
TOYS to Suit a Little Girl.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little
girl 2 years old, can't write but got
my ma to write to you. 1 want you to
come and bring me baby doll and
some toys to suit little girl and
some apples, candy and oranges and
nuts. So 1 will close, hoping to see
you. l have got one little brother,
he has written to you his name Is
Chalmers Marion. My name is
ANNIEBELL AYCOCK.
Lancaster. S. c., r. f. ID. No. 6,
Mill Village.
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A Book Like Sister Has.

Dear Santa Claus:--I have been
very good since last Christmas and [
got promoted to the second grade
this year and l am studying hard so
/ will get promoted again next year
I want you to bring me some oranges
apples and bananas and candy of all
kinds and a cap pistol and some caps.
| also want a book like you brought
sister last year and a little horse and
wagon. Yours truly,
JOHNNIE KNIGHT.
Lancaster. s. c., Route No g.
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Cassatt.
From a SECOND Grnde Girl.

Dear Santa:-I am years old.
I am going to school and in the sec
ond grade. l hope you will find my
house all right. live on Arch street
! want you to bring me a doll and a
doll carriage and stove and some
dishes and bracelet and some apples
and oranges and candy. l have one
little sister, she said that she want
ed n doll and a doll carriage.
HORTENSE THREATT.
Lancaster, 5. c., Dec. Is, 1913.
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A Doll For Hers.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little
girl 12 years old I go to Sunday
school every Sunday, so dear Santa
Claus, want you to bring me doll
and some candy and apples. So
will close for this time and in fear
my letter will reach the waste bask-
ct. So goodbye dear Santa Claus.
| remain yours truly,
VERMELL ROBINSON.
Lancaster Cotton Mil, r. F. D., No.
6, house No. "a.
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UnseIfsh in His Request.

Dearest Santa:-In The News
read that you wanted all the children
to write and let you know what they
want Mamma said you had lots OF
children to visit, so l will not ask for
much. / want top, some fire works
and some fruits. Now, Santa, l.
'idn't ask for much, so l think you
ing all Of them Remember
'"- " am your little
THOMPSON.
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He Goes to SUNDAY School.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little
boy years old. / go 60 Sunday
school every Sunday. So dear Santa
Claus 1 want you to bring me cap
pistol and some candy and apples.
AS ans afraid I will ask for too much
and i'm fear my letter will reach the
waste basket. so | remain most truly,
STAY ROBINSON.
Lancaster Cotton Mills, r. f. d. No.
6, house No. %.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-19
Has a Place For the Tricycle..

Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
me a tricycle., also a stocking full of
good things to eat and some fire
works. My stockings won't hold the
tricycle., so just stand it on the floor
and / will know it is mine. Your
little friend,
ARTHUR WILLIAMSON.
Lancaster, S. G.
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TaXahaw, S. c., Route
Asks That the Orphans be Rcmem-
bered

Dear Santa Claus:-As Christmas
is most here, we thought it best to
write you and let you know that we
still live at Lancaster and that we
are expecting you to visit us this
Christmas as you did last, only bring
us few more toys. Please remem-
Der us with a pair Of skates, an In
dian suit and two dolls and bring
brother a wagon, and say, Santa, we
have a baby sister and she is expect
ing a doll also, but mother says be
sure and let hers be a sleeping doll
and not one that can cry or make a
noise and please remember the or
phans. Your children.
ALLIE AND LUCY BELK.
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LETTERS FROM THE CHILDREN TO SANTA CLAUS

a cap pistol and some candy and
some fire crackers. So 1 guess / had
better stop asking for too much, so
goodbye dear Santa Claus, so l re-
main yours truly,
SYLVESTER ROBINSON.
Lancaster Cotton Mills, r. f. D.,
No. 6, house No. "a.
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The Popular Air Rifle.

Dear Santa:-I am little boy .
years old. 1 want you to bring me an
air rifle and bring me some little
boxes and a little wagon. Wishing
you a merry Christmas. Your little
friend. CURTIS BOWERS.
Lancaster. S. c., Dec. Is, 1913.
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Little Boy Wants a Harp.

Hello Santa Claus:-I want you to
bring me a harp and candy, oranges,
bananas, chestnuts, apples ana
raisins. a pencil, a little horse that
can rock me. SO l will close. From
EDWARD CRIMINGER.
Lancaster, S. G..
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Wants a Loaded Freight Train.

Dear Santa Claus:-I want you to
bring me a drum and goat wagon
and horn and some fire works ana
a freight train loaded with all KINDS
of good things to eat. am little
boy, 8 years old. 1 am in the thlrd
grade. From
WALTER STEWMAN.
Lancaster, S. c., Dec. Is, 1913.
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wishes Santa Merry Christmas.

Good night old Santa. l am glad
that YOU are coming. l wish you to
bring me a locket I am going to
school and am 10 years old, and wish
you to bring me all Kinds Of fruits.
I wish you a merry Christmas and
Joyous New Year. AS ever, your
little girl
ZULEE WALTERS.
CaSSatt
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-19

clothes. Santa, bring me a rocking
horse, little sure enough "Bobbie,"
like the one in the circus, and a
hatchet. We have been very good
little children. Thanking you ever
so much, we are, sincerely yours,
INEZ AND LEWIS QUAY HALL
MAN.
Lancaster, S. c., Dec. 15, 1918.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-19

Dear Santa:-I am a little girl 9
years old. l am going TO school.
want you to please bring me a doll
and a carriage an a little trunk.
l will close, wishing you a
Christmas. Goodbye. VI
friend. EV
Lancaster, S. c., II
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Wants to See Christmas Come.

Dear Santa CTaus:--Please send
me q doll and some candy. | am a
little girl Z years old and going TO
school. want to see Christmas
come. Yours very tEuly.
DESSIE ADAMS.
Heath Spriags, s. c., Route /,
Dee. II, 1913.
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Good Teacher and Good School.

Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
me something nice and | will try to
be a good little girl. l am going to
school. We have good teachers ana
a good school l am ten year old
girl and want to learn all can. so
l will close, yours truly,
ADA ADAMS.
Heath Springs, S. c., Route 1.
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Asks Santa for an Air Rifle.

Dear Old Santa Claus:-Please
bring me an air rifle and some fire
crackers and all kinds of fruits. 1
am IL years old and going to school.
l like my teacher fine. 1 wish you
a merry Christmas. Your loving
friend, QUAY WALTERS.
CaSSatt
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Requests a Harp and Horn.

Hello Santa Claus:-I want you
to bring me harp and horn and
orange, candy, chestnuts and apples,
raisins. bananas and a lot of other
things for Christmas. So will close,
from HAZEL CRlMlNGER.
Lancaster, S. c., Dec. Is, 1913.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-19

Dear Santa:-I am little boy 9
years old. 1 go to the graded school,
am in the third grade. 1 live on
Arch street / want you to bring me
all kinds of fruits, train what you
wind up and want you to bring me
an air rife and some fire works and
some sky rockets and fire crackers
and little wagon. l will close, wish
ing you a merry Christmas. Your
little friend,
CLAUD THREATT.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-19
\ Boys Request.

Dear Old Santa:-1 am a little boy
& years old. l would like for you to
bring me an automobile, cap pis-
tol, fire crackers and some fruit and
candy If you wish. Your little friend,
JUDSON NEAL.
Heath Springs, S. c., Route No. 1.
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Remembers His Brother and Sister,

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a goat 1 am little boy years
old. I am going to school / love
my teacher. Bring my other little
brothers and sisters something, too,
nIease. Yours very truly,
ROBERT ADAMS.
& - Route |.
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Lancaster. S. c., Route No. 6.
A1so Wants Some. SANTA Clnns.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am little
boy and have seen in The Lancaster
News that you all were making up
money to buy little children Christ
mas presents, and l want to sure be
in the band with other little ones to
receive them. Hoping to get some
thing. any thing you all wish to send.
From a little one,
G. b. MUNGO.
Tovobaw & y Route
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From a Little Cassatt Boy.

Dear Santa Claus:-l wish you TO
bring me a pop gun and some spark
lers and all kinds Of fruits. l am
8 years old and going to school. l
love my teacher. AS ever, your lit
tie friend,
SHANNON WALTERS.
Coccatt
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-19

some candy and apples and story
book. Your friend,
PAULINE MONTGOMERY.
Lancaster, S. c., Dec. Is, 1913.
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DOLLY with Curly Hair.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little
girl years old. I want a big dolly
with long curly hair, some nuts.
candy, apples, oranges, etc. Your
little friend,
FAYE NEAL.
Heath Springs, g. c., Route No. 1.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-12-19

ark and set of tenpins and some
fire works. Your friend,
EDWARD CROXTON.
Dec. IA, 1918.