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%ursinus students Fight Fire.

CoLLEGEviLtr Pa, oct. l2.-Students
of trsinus College were aroused at day
break to-day to light "A fire in Deer Hall.
They finally put out the blaze. the prop.
eriy damage being about $1,000.
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Bits o philoso-
ply of show girls
and of gentlemen, of
~workmen, of thieves
more noteworthy still,
the refle tons Of "the
philosopher of the
Gods Man rests
on a higher plane than
the fiction with which the
market is now flooded. Bron-
son-Howard's novel is full of
thrills and sentiment. R B"nf y,rs
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CHOOSE AhR AND
SAFETY

The expense and loss Of time
often attached to making invest
merts reduce materially their
earning capacity.
II you are holding your money
in the hope Of SettinS . higher
rate later on We advise you to In
vest II now at current rates. A
possible higher rate to be Oh.
tanned will not compensate you
for the interest which you will
lose BY waiting. -.
Our tax exempt guaranteed
Nrst mortgage certificates yield
Ah6 income clear. and. what 10
also important, you can invest
without expense any amount At
any time.
No iavsstor has ever lost . doiISr
BgbTpulAd GuARE1rt@
capital 6 Surplus, SIC, 1000. 900
70 B'way, n. r, lz0 Remsen b.. b'klyu
360 fulto0 =. Senaica.
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MORRISTOWN SUFFS
DEFY ACID THROWER
Will Hang Out New Banner
To-day. Replacing One
Foes Destroyed.
POSTERS ARE TORN DOWN

The ana-uns ~ Il, you ef you
Don's
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|THAW HAS
BECOME
BASHFUL
His Self Effacement, Fea-
ture of the Present
Trial.
TWO SURPRISES SPRUNG
Evelyn Thaw May Appear
in Harry's Behalf This
.. Time. ...
TWO SURPRISES SPRUNG

New York. March 9.-The prosecu-
tion's case against Harry Thaw and
five co-defendants ON trial for con-
spiracy in his escape from Matteawan
state hospital for the criminal irsaEe
was outlined by Deputy Attorney
General Kennedy in the supreme court
today and taking the evidence was
begun.
The. selection of Jury in the first
day of trial was a surprise to most of
those concerned in the case as was
also Thaw's self effacement which is
considered remarkable in view of the
active part he has insisted in taking in
previous legal battles for freedom.
1t was announced by officials csn-
nected with the district attorneys Of
flee that in all proba bility Evelyn Nes-
bit Thaw would appear as witress
in Thaw's behalf.
In previous proceedings affecting
Thaw's liberty, Evelyn has appeared
against him. ......
The state this afternoon began the
presentation of testimony against
Harry Thaw for conspiring to effect
Thaws escape from Mattewan. The
prosecution plans to show that Thaw
is legally insane but criminally re-
sponsible for his part OF the con-
spiracy.
The chief prosecutor pictured
Thaw's fight from Mattewan. The
state contends it is impossible to raise
Thaw's sanity during the present trial
The state is introducing evidence of
Thaw's flight.
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Feared Mexico City
Will Be Abandoned
to Thieving Looters

Washington, March e-oeneraI prelmn
stance % Conditions in mesioo City Which the 6ned States
orally American Consul siiman
which laid before President Wilson and his cabinet caranEs
food from reaching the city that he had sent supplies
officially forecast the tenor
Of his formal answer being dcstted generally sssssd IN
longer approves any Inconvenience to foreigners.
hS "oD f two s' e .S ~ S
Atlantic fleet from Guantanamo Veracruz Rear Admiral Fleteh
to Vera Cruz 10 renforoe the small craft already there
Of the .. Gp P DR. is c. h put S S o 'fs of S I9
rank in command Of the forces
Waters R. &s ba..
Georgia by Captain coontz, Guantanamo to
president describing representations
ssnsrs in Mexico citS Asked the "ots ~ss umsS% the
president said the would not utata but
Me*ieS City viii be exseuat,d m It'd lssvirgt to tootsr: -
wscn 'Sr ] 1 by ss smS s 5 sP'S @ " s . come
msndsd by Commands Peach She is the flagship the cruiser
:: The Georgia is line third
nston little esors ships starting
day n0u ID % S soVSo wri IL BY ~
Wilson the of being
dire results isSt .nsad here had been eauc.ts o
Mseo shoug te Of two torsis"
president referred briefly new say
s nd"S eeS others @ h"%o f5r rSpS M the sTS oasr
tI a" % cono". s d n M @ are s sSS It. Vera Cruz WI" De relieved
No complaints have regarding the conditions in the terri
seventyve Of the American bound
' there sr sss sna G ] n. tn. formal
reply of Carranza which expected shortly believed in many
% % f"ine thsby voidina the hreatensd NECESSARY acton
,s : said tn: :sTs.9
eaG. 3 1y @ I . upon tn.
Secretary the ships had plenty of
marines on board
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CHINA FEARS
JAP DESIGNS

Peking, March 9.-The Japanese
minister at Peking, in charge of Jap
anese negotiations with China con-
corning Toxic demands, handed to the
Chinese minister CT foreign affairs a
communication which China interprets
as implying that unless her demands
are accepted by March IL, force will
be employed by Japan.
r This notice is not considered an ul-
timatum by the Chinese government.
nevertheless the Chinese minister of
foreign affairs, after series of con-
ferences with President Yuan Shi Kai
decided to expedite tho discussions
with the Japanese legation, and agree
quickly to- those demands which China
considers it possible to accept.
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WILSON PLANS
BUDGET SYSTEM

Washington, March 9.-President
Wilson is taking active steps to work
out budget system of government
expenditures for submission to the
next congress. He has conferred with
Representative Sherley, chairman of
the special budget committee of the
democratic caucus which will begin
framing program in October. Mean
while the cabinet will work on plans
of co-ordinating finances of the various
departments. A budget system is ex-
pected by its supporters to be an
economy measure, and is regarded as
doubly desirable at this time because
of the effect of the war upon the gov
ernment's revenue.
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POINT
OF Law

Mandan. N. d., March 9.--when Ed
ward p. Totten. candidate for probate
judge of Bowman county, Offered to
return all his salary in excess of ST.
800 and published that fact in the pa
pers and in personal letters to voters,
he was guilty of a violation of corrupt
practice act. Such is the finding of
Judge J. M. HanIey this morning.
Totten received majority of the
votes at the general election over
Frisby e. Diehl. republican Hanley's
opinion holds that Totten is disquali-
fed and Diehl properly elected.
The decision is the first one under
the corrupt practice act in North Da-
kota and establishes a precedent
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10000 WORD
SPEECH TO JURY

indianapolis, March 9.-with the
reading of the indictment and his
speech to the jury. United States Dis
trict Attorney Daley expected to oc-
cupy most OF today at the trial OF
Mayor Dom Roberts and twenty-seven
others charged with conspiracy to cor
rupt the election in Terre Haute last
November.
Dailey's speech contained 10000
words. The jury in the case was COM
pleted late yesterday.
Some idea of the length OF Dailey's
speech may be gained when it is stated
that If this page Cf The Forum was SET
in solid type. that is without the large
type headings, 1t would contain ap-
proximately 1000 words, there being
about 1000 words TO the column.
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Official Report Of
Bombardment of
DardaneIles Given
by British Admiralty

London, March 9-Smyrna is aboutsto fall be-
fore Rear Admiral Perces feet, say dispatches from
Athens this afternoon. Only three Turkish land bat
teres replying to the fire from the British squad
ron.
In the meantime steady rain of fire and shell
nearly every minute, is pouring. upon the Dardane
les. Aeroplanes at first used only for accommodating
purposes, dropping bombs upon the smaller Turk
ish batteries The 16,500 ton batteship Lord Nelson
and the Agamemnon are batterng away at the Turk
ish forts inside the starts while the Queen Elizabeth
is hurting great shells across Galpoh peninsula in
direct attack. .# ..r r.
The British occupation of Smyrna is expected to
be the first decisive victory in the naval warfare
against the Sultan With the Smyrna forts leveed,
marines will be landed under protection OF the war
ships guns to seize the city. ...ss q 4.
The admiralty again this afternoon emphasized
the fact that the Dardaneles fighting has just begun
The guns at the entrance to the are keeping
the allies several miles distance. Optimistic officials
set the middle of April the first of May, as days
for starting the attack on Constantinope Thus far
10000 tons of shells have been hurled against the
Dardanelles ......
Official dispatches say the Russian feet has at
tackled several Black sea towns and it is indicated
that they do not intend Immediately entering the
Bosphorus and attacking Constantinople
London, 9-The British
following concerning the operations Of the allied feet
The operations against progressing
bateshp queen supported
admiralty
a goEs 6o ?n & y by indirect fire across the G"D0 peninsula firing
s 14inch s4 81
queen guns
three shells the field
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: FEW SHIPS
5 SUNK LATELY.

9: London, March g. 4
q The admiralty places Z
q at fifteen the number I:
q of merchantmen sunk 4
q: by the German sub 4
q marines from Jan. q I
q to March 3, out of a to- {
Il tai of $500 sailings, (
q and arrivals at ports (
q in the United King 4
q dom. I
= This does not in I
q clude the Collier Ben I
= grove, sunk Sunday, I
q which may have been 4
q torpedoed. Judging I
q from the statement of q:
q the admiralty it is ap- I
Il parent that the Ben :
= grove is the only mer- :
Il chairman that b a s !
q fallen a victim to the I
q submarine blockade of I
q the Germans since ;
q Feb. 25. I
u q q q q q q Il q q q :
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Lack of Ships,

Washington, March 9.--Trade be-
tween the United States and the Phil
ippine Islands has been hamper1d and
business conditions in the islands
seriously depressed by lack of ships
to handle the commerce since tho Eur.
opean war began. This situation was
revealed today in a letter from SEQ
retary of Commerce Redfeld to Sec
retary Garrison of the war depart
ment, to whom Governor General Har-
rison had appealed for relief for the
island shippers.
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SMALLEST HOMESTEAD,

Washington, March 9.-Serena
Helen Blue has the distinction of
owning the smallest homestead in
the United States. Moreover, it
only cost 10 cents. 1t is eight-hun-
dredths OF an acre in area and is a
little triangular bit of land 1S9 feet
long and 3S feet wide at its broad
est point, jutting into Turtle lake,
Minnesota. The 10 cents commutes
her entry to cash in landoffice par
lance, and she does not have to live
on the land three years as other
wise required by law. None the
less, Miss Blue has a house there
and grows tomatoes, cabbage and
clover. The interior department
liked Miss Blues homestead so
well that yesterday it issue de-
scription and picture of it.
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SEARCHING FOR
$4,000 LOOT.

Chicago. March S.-Search for
the hiding place of sum supposed
to be 100000, part of the loot in
the 1917, 900 robbery of the branch
of the bank of Montreal at West
minister, B. c., Sept. Is, 1911. was
begun here today by score of de-
tectives as the result of the ar
rest yesterday OF two men, be-
lieyed to be the ringleaders lin the
robbery.
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Complete Report on
investigation Of the
Board of Control

Following is the complete report of
the Rott committee which investigated
the board of control:
Gentlemen: Your joint committee
appointed under the Rott resolution
to investigate the conduct of the
board of control begs leave to report
as follows:
AS Introductory we desire to say.
the task assigned to this committee
was a disagreeable one at best. and
the very limited time we have been
able to devote to 1t has made it i'm
possible to cover the field and make
a . report satisfactory to ourselves.
We desire to state at the outset our
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GRANTS PLOYHAR
GAS FRANCHISE

Bismarck, n. D., March 9.-Frenk
Ployhar, of Valley City, has been
granted a gas franchise which was
unanimously adopted at meeting last
night, but a number of amendments
were made to the original franchise.
Ployhar, who now has a plant ct
Valley City, has 10 days to accept the
offer in,
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Araue upper Berth law.

Washington, March 9.-The con-
stitutionality of the Wisconsin statute
prohibiting sleeping car companies
from making up an Upper berth over
an occupied lower berth until the up
per Is engaged was argued before the
supreme court.
II prefer to have the upper made up
when sleep In a lower" suggested
Justice McReynolds.
THE law is based on the comfort
and desires OF tho great mass or the
travelling public and not upon in
dividual cases." replied Assistant At
tcrney General Webb OF Wisconsin.
who was defending the law.
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FAMOUS BANDIT
LOPEZ CAUGHT

Salt Lake City, March "A tele-
gram has been received by Sheriff
John corless from Nogales. Ariz, an
nouncing the capture there of Raphael
Lopez Mexican bandit who more than
a year ago terrorized Bingham, Utah,
killing six deputy sheriffs before his
escape.
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CHIROPRACTIC
BOARD NAMED

Bismarck. N. D., March 9.ASovcr-
nor Hanna has announced the follow
ing appointments on the first board
of chiropratic examiners: S. A. Dan
ford, Bismarck; George A. NewsaIt,
Fargo; A. o. Henderson. Mandan and
Bismarck; Spencer c. Reed, Valley
City and G. G. Wood. Minot. The law.
creating the new board, does not go
into effect until July /, but organiza-
tion will be completed before that
time.
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JUDGE KILLITS
CASE DROPPED

Toledo, o., March 9.-The complaint
made by local Germans against United
States District Judge John M. Kiihts
has been dismissed by the government.
Killits made a speech recently in which
he was declared to have said he did
not care how soon somebody dropped
a thousand bombs on Emperor Will
liam's head. The complaint was filed
with President Wilson and asked that
the jurist be disciplined.
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jury subp were
In of
the with at
Some Of those already subooenaed witnesses
H.
James M Of Pburg vice president Of the Ptsbug
H
Black Thomas
or
vesgaed by
released
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ultimate conclusion. that there Is
nothing in the evidence taken by the
committee or in the circumstances
surrounding all the transactions to
Justify any inference of fraud, graft
or intent to deal dishonesty with the
state, and in such criticisms as we
have to offer of the conduct of the
board of control, we desire to be un-
derstood that fraud or dishonesty is
not to be implied.
While the Rott resolution, under
which the committee was appointed,
was broad enough in its terms to war
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Bulgaria Is Now
Having Internal .
Trouble Regarding
Participation in War
GERMAN ASSAULT REPULsEo.

Paris March sThe
troops
Belgian
Seenscrappe O
The artillery assault followed of
the ALI ~N~""S
dVra
by rapid rers.
region but elsewhere is
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STATE TO BOND
ALL OFFICIALS

Bismarck, N. D., March. 9.-Gover-
nor Hanna has signed the Tllingson
bonding bill and the state will bond
the county. city, village, township and
school officials after January 1, 1915.
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Villa to Attack.

Naco, Ariz., March 9.-Villa forces
have been modified at Cananea for
an attack oD Aqua Prieta, the MeM-
can port opposite Douglas. now held
by Carranza partisans, according TO
Information received here No infor
nation regarding the probable time of
attack has been allowed to reach the
border.
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Douglas. Ariz., March 9.-Gen. Elias
Gales received from General Alvaro
Obregon saying:
col. Eugene Martinez of the first
battalion of Sonora, numbering 1000
men, informs me of the decisive de-
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Wisconsin Building Dedicated.

San Francisco, March 9.--The Wis
consin building at the Panama Pacific
exposition was dedicated today.
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HANNA SIGNS
SENATE BILLS

Bismarck, N. D., March 9.-Gover-
nor Hanna signed the followtns balls
yesterday: Senate bills 149, 2l4. 275.
236, 3O6, 3Os, 317, 1S0, 208, IS a0d 1a6.
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the ISTfn sn nssSn. Msrs now & the the lest likely
~.s s''sspsT. ssport.
By t: premier ds.irss Inv,
1s ssnp s seI ptssss 'sS ss: S:
vt: "sS'f%F: a. a
@ % ii: f' @ Il. ' :::" front c It., With IL
lately %s. allied ss stack aG' on
d.n... " ,"seat:d t.! tss asa a.st
assembled h. d g.y s.nno,. ' e. 1
sruction of two additional forts - ~ ~
Athens Gvis parsl March sM eounar deputy for Patrs
ts: ss ss' s
* ! i: I: $as @
G M ~:: 1Sss ss;'; ;..s 4:
s ne s s' s 5 pps s allies resigned because his
GERMANS DlsLoDeED:
Pstro9rad March sRussan infantry dsIodsed
@ ass R s RUSSIA: :s.S. P.s"s
Of 'i"s 6.rnIS. :: s.s .;.ss:s
.ust.G sTsss% lines IL o at this point hurled
os"ss is PSs S. were
Am...,s.r 1sst TysKs SKI! k5.ED Ztc, 90 BRITISH
o"tSp o m dDIts s sasn. has . ssa d st S.S i
q sf Il ss. e.: s: i sa TSr + s..sss i their
Turks losses nsignlfoantS '''''' 10 "'r '"p' 'n'
p....,,!s svss!AN s,s.s FLEET 45 DEALS heavy
3zonsudisk sea- and tS Gsstru CO.
ss ss IT, 49,:
chief supplies OF coal for the navy ' ~"
# ss. &: sa::.: tel ;;1:' s;i
the coal chutes. ' '> ~~O N"s"NSsN
M ssndsrsst forty miles to the west another ooana is
only damage the
o9mnardment of Zunsudak injury to the erussr
wounded
RADICAL ACT BRITISH,
| J. ! &:
its stages He proposed the empowsrsd to
ma"ueer ai factories required for
Up present time
oouc be taken under
60 nH exnos the
governments may wish to utilize for this purpose. ~ NV
Rr,, N GERMANS CAPTURE $500 RUSSIANS.
ssaien ave eapturei Curing battles in Poland
took 400
SANS esssyed tne onensive end repused with
Io,do, RhUssA hA PROHIBITS FOOD EXPORT.
Ionoon, March 9The russian hasp
OK n0u speoa permit in each of article Of
Teefo9ad dispatch Reuters
GO The sale OF such articles engaged hoesae
trade IN the commodities is also prohibited " o
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GERMANS plsLonaEnI,l'.


Anssrdsms I March s-The Turkish minister
uspatch
200 the recent battle gulf when
BRITISH attempted to attack Turkish positions
Ahwaz 1t adds the disorder to their shins TS.
Turks losses insignificant" N'T~' NV
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feat Of 1000 Villa troops, 10 miles
north of Mexico City. They were
routed after nine hours of lighting,
and are fleeing in the direction Of San
Juan Del Rio in the state OF ,9uere-
taro."
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w E AT Il e n.

Fair tonight and Wednesday. Ris-
ing temperature.
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Continued on Page Threes
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Continued on Page Eight.
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Two United States Warships Ordered to Vera Cruz
Wilson lntimates Prompt Action Will Be Taken
Carranza's Oral Answer
Was Not Satisfactory

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iiton are visiting NJ the formers home
90 IiffahurEn. this week
Orval Ifocv of .rfnrksburg was "a
visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Mariory uoudeU. o. uurrrW %
s VISITING her aunt Mrs. D.. s. Ferry. in
tlumtNuUd
Mr. rnl Mrs. James Frs.laud. OF AM
hnce. ID. De- EIsItiuE The formers nar-
rnts in Hr1oksldc.
RAY Coulter vas home from Charles
i."h. lo spend Christmas with hls fam.
Miss Addie Johnson has Ief, for a
VISIT win her hfHtl.t. Charles aud FAM
I1. in Union town Pa
Nj and Mrs Walter stewart. of
I'fN nlfr were h" iu spend tle holt
A"' or I'. iufmrI.H nome.
Mrs j. DBL Atkinson ir viritirr her sfa-
i'r Mra il % Hurnrs in Marietta O.
Mi.. louise CLARKE. who fa teaching ai
VIII Sulphur SPRINGS. Ia homo ron tha
nnIIiI vacation with her parents. Row
and Sire DO b.. CLARK
I'r rnf Nr. Vs. o. trIr.u.a have re
ifl.. Or m '.nrEehure where mes
Miersr rda. Ls7aar and sus SLATER
JUS ifIruie HI -laferatIIIe
MlHH NHIrr IHDh. nInrfrr arflrfaIr.f
tne W0rs IHuUrt Camp EIra gIrfs n-f
.nfIr UuH.I". NfHn TnfrIIa Wr.r I'd Il
very n..a.Hrf H...HI evening af Hsf. home
'N Il".u". r'UnHH. MONDAY rfrhf
Mf alI NfH Harry Wheat and Wra
IiarIHI NHrnUr. DT NfHr.Inr nr. tf.If.
Jog Dr. aHI Nr. A. 80 uHrf
MIr. Alice ftrNa III. bond. Fr.rl u.tr.f.
inF I"f Welt with Dor mother
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YES, SIR! SANTA DID.
GO TO WHITE HOUSE
Presidents 4 Year Old Grandniece
Knows, Cause He Left
Tricycle..

BALTIMORE. Dec. 29.-Tiny Joseph
Inc Cothran, the four-year-old daueh-
! ter OF Mrs. A. W. Cochran OF Philadel-
phia. talked glowingly OF Santa Claus
visit TO her at the White House.
Josephine Is the grandniece OF the
President and by invitation spent
Christians eve at the executive man
sion. She IS now here with her moth.
CT, visiting Joseph X Wilson. the
Presidents brother. and 20 was al his
home she spoke with enthusiasm OF
her experience.
Yes. indeed. Santa Claus did come
70 the White House this year" she
said. II was all asleep In my little
bed when ] heard big feet upstairs
Uncle Stock prof Stockton. the broth
Of the FIRST Mrs WILSON, crept into my
room and told me 30 was Santa Claus
! closed MY eyes quickly. so 7 wouldn't
see him. cause Santa Claus won't
bring you anything n you look At him
Uncle Stock he was bad man. be-
cause he didn't bow 70 Santa Claus.
You must bow 10 Santa Claus. or he
won't like Il.
The next morning ! opened my ewes
and what do you spec was right by
my bed7"
Little Josephine paused and her
hands clasped before her She gave
the visitor time 20 spec Then sud
denly she clapped her hands together
and danced mp aud down on her toes
a biz tricycle. she exclaimed
And then 1T cried az first Then
We oiled 90 and 90 stopped crying
- ate an my breakfast before saw
an tho other things Santa Claus
.|UH