The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-12-23

u lii ouF Tree, ana listen, Santa,
don't forget my papa and all the
res; of the family.-Your little girl,
Marguerite Lewis.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a
pair of gum boots, story book, lit
tie violin, ball; fill my stockings to
the brim, and don't forget to trim
our tree. l am good little boy
Lovingly Marion Taylor Graham.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me box of tools, rifle that will
kill birds and rabbits, wheelbarrow
and lots of good things to eat. Do
not forget my brother, Jack He
wants something that he can tear
p.-Lovingly, Henry Martin Wright.
Dear Santa Claus: l want a big
doll, sled, piece of hair ribbon, poe
ket book, and fill my stockings with
good things. My sister Laura, wants
some toys and good things to eat
Lovingly, Ida Lyle Finley.
Dear Santa Claus: l want a
pretty, big doll, pair of gloves, pen
ell box. some hair ribbon, bracelet,
and fill my stockings with good
things.-Lovingly, Nellie B. Hay
ward.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me new coat, pair of gloves, pen
Gil box, and dress my doll in a
new frock.-Lovingly, Mary Lyle
Hayward.
Dear Santa: I am a good boy
Please bring me horn and express
wagon, pair of shoes, overcoat, hat,
pair of glvoes, a cane, and lots of
candy and nuts.-Charley Bell.
Dear Santa, am good little
boy. Please bring me live mule
and wagon, set of bells, express wa
gon, hobby horse, and lots of candy
and nuts.-Guy Bell.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a
piano. little broom, doll and can
dy. Please fill my stockings.-Your
little, friend Frences Pattison.
Dear Santa Claus: As we are
strange children in town,and don't
want to be disappointed, thought
it. best to let you know we are
living here. My letter will be q
long one, as 1 have two sisters,
and one little brother. Marie wants
a sweater, pair of mittens, some
hair ribbons and candy. My little
sister, Dorothy, wants doll baby,
pair of mittens and some other
things, IL you can spare them.
George would like " nave d swea-
tteer, pair of mfttens, a, good cap,
and all the other things you can
Spare him, in addition to candy and
nuts. Please bring me an air-rifle.
am five years. old, and l believe
can shoot some rabbits. I also
| want a big horse, so 1 can haul,
and. lots of candy, and everything
nice. am good boy sometimes.
Don't forget my, little cousin, Cor
nelia Frazier, as she has been very
sick with typhoid fever.-Lovingly
syours. Carlton Frazier.
| Dear Santa Claus: 1 have been
sick. Will you please bring me
Ia writing desk, pipe organ, set OF
chairs, and good things to eat?
have been a. good girl.-From a
| friend, Cornelia Frazier.
I Dear Santa: Please bring me a
| stove, piano, story book and please
| don't forget my baby brother, Philip.
Bring him some toys, and please fill
our stockings.AYours lovingly, Ada
| Bestpitch.
Dear Santa Claus: l am lit
| tie girl, four years old, with brown
eyes and, curly hair. and 1 likee
to, go to. Sunday. School. You have
SO, many girls and boys this year
that 1 would like to tell you what
1 would like to have. Please dress
my doll and bring her a new go
| cart; bring me horn, washstand,
and also beautiful tree, and dad
dy says come to him and get the
money, and bring me plain gold
| ring; that is, if 1 never put the
old pacifier in my mouth any more.
Please try to remember all the
good boys and girls.-Yours loving
ly, Willis Louisee Barnett.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a
pair of gloves, with fur around the
top; a sled, and lot of things to
eat, and don't forget to fill my
stockings. 1 obey my parents and
teacher. Wishing you a bright and
happy Christmas, / remain-Your
little boy, Jesse Cannon.
Dear Santa: l am a little black
eyed girl, five years old. II wish
you would bring me a doll, go-cart,
and some little toys; sled, and
also fill my stockings. Please don't
forget .littlee sister. She cannot
read or write. Many thanks for
everything.-Your little girl, Ruth
Price.
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