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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-10
FILIPINO AND KOREAN
FORGET TO SAY ALOHA
Climb Over Jail Wall and Skip
To Parts Unknown

Two prisoners have escaped from the
city Jail in the last two weeks, ac-
cording to reliable information received
by The Advertiser. A Filipino, who
was given the position of shoemaker
in the Jail, made his escape last week,
and on Monday afternoon n Korean
escaped. lh ,..
The trick that is employed by the
prisoners in escaping is when returning
their dinner utensils, or when they
are going to the cook shack to secure
their meal, they will single of, get near
the fence, and a short climb enables
them to be on the outside, practically
at their will.
The names of the escaped prisoners
could not be learned from the sheriff 5
office. 1t has been proven through the
capture of zee 70 Keuk that neither
Of the escaped prisoners have been
Instrumental in the capture of the ban
dit, as was suggested to The Adyer-
tiser by the sheriff 3 office when the
story of the first escape from the jail
was published. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-10
big RpNISNADE AMI
! ION DIVORCE COURT
Two Couples, Whose Marital
Bonds Are Cut, WILDE Freed
Il Christmas nay

H J. . L Z . {. .
The biggest run in months on the
'cfflec oftthe clerk Of the circuit conrt
in The matter Of fling suits for divorce
occurred yesterday whom Ave- actions
were offered and accepted. Since the
first Of the year 294 suits for divorce
have been instituted in Honolulu, Of
this number eight having been fled
since December !, or one for each
working day so far.
The suits fled yesterday were as fol-
lows, rzsI.. ~ =. LIas EttH6s.E
Mary c. Martin against Marion C.
Martin, on the ground OF non support.
An order to show cause, has been issned
and Martin commanded 20 appear be.
fore Judge whitney on Tuesday Of
next week ut nine clock in the
morning to show cause why he should
not pay temporary alimony TO his wife
during the tendency of the action. The
Martins were mDFried in Honolulu on
August 81, 1901, but have no children.
The other -four suits were: Theresa
George against Manuel X. George, Lily
Kekua against Henry Kekua, cruelty;
Eliza Mia against Alfred Mia, cruelty,
and Hamado Yaga against Shiye Yaga,
non-support. @. Es-..r"s,. ~. E. ~ ..-...
Two divorces, both of which will
take effect from and after Christmas
Day, were granted by Judge Whitney
yesterday, in both eases the minor
child Of each couple being ordered
placed in the custody of its own moth.
er, as follows: Maggie Lee from Suk
Gloon Lee, on the ground Of non.sup-
port, and Chuikichi K0morizawa from
Haya Komorizawa, desertion. q, -.
The Tows did not appear in court
yesterday, when the trial was set TO
take place before Judge whitney, 80
Ella is not yet divorced from Yin TOw,
non-support and cruelty being the
charges preferred by the wife. This
case and those Of Theresa vieira
against Victor Vieira, and Ye Lii Sa
Parn against Pau Yu No, which had
been set for trial today, have been con
timed to later dates, as the. knot,cut-
ting judge viii hold no session of court
today. ~" %"'t' . : ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-10
TWO FOOTPADS HOLD.
UP AND ROB HAWAIIAN
--LE. 'r."-...-'. 3.
- 5~l f..
When Money Fails Victim Is
Knocked On Head

Two masked men held up and robbed
Sam "Keliipuleole in Kamehameha ~
road last night. The fodtpads wore, leg
gins, soldiers coats and no hats. When
Keliipuleole informed the robbers that
he was without money, one Of them
stepped toward him and struck him ON
the head with the butt of revolver.
According to Keliipuleole,. he was
walking down Kamehameha Nv road
and saw two men, approaching, wear
ing .overcoats. They stopped for q mo-
ment in the road, evidently fixing some
thing, and then resumed their walk to-
ward him. When near they both pull
ed mask over their faces, and com
manded him to hold his hands up, which
he did. After searching his pockets
and not finding enough money to sat
isfy them for their trouble, one of the
men struck the victim On the head with
the butt end of revolver.
"The men appeared to be soldiers,
and the revolvers were the large size
that is used in the\ military Service"
said KeliipuleOle last night.
Policemen were despatched to the
scene Of the robbery but could not To-
cate the highwaymen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-10
THE oHILpREN's COLD.

Watch the children s colds aud cure
them before they weaken the vitality.
Use Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy free
ly 1t is perfectly safe. 1t has been
tested by chemists and pronounced
free from injurious substances and
costs but trihe, For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-10

Perhaps the police not putting up jobs
those Chinese and others who are willing to tell
the truth about the gambling situation, but it is
worth mentioning that few Chinese who talk are
long at liberty Henry Ii, the young Cinnamon
who wrote the letter to Mayor Lane regarding
the che-fa situation, which elected the famous re-
ply from Sheriff Rose that his men could not
catch the gamblers because they were 'too
tricky" has been twice arrested, the first time
shortly after he wrote his complaint, the next time
Immediately after The Advertiser published
few addresses of gambling games in last Sunday S
Issue, information which the police credited to Ii
The public may not have noticed it. but the police
proved to be whole lot more efficient in hunt
ing down and locating Ii than they have been in
locating any Of the gambling games to which Ii
has offered to lead them. The police, too, have
shown studious lack of interest in taking up the
offer of The Advertiser to supply them with the
home addresses of some of the che-fa games.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-10

In the fighting which has been resumed in Chi
ma, we hasten to declare neutrality. We trust
that the Sons of Confucius, on the one hand and
the Bow Wongs on the other will not find it ne
cessary to furnish this paper with complaints on
the news service we shall furnish concerning the
progress the hostilities, nor send us anonymous
postcard compliments through the mail and abuse
by equally anonymous telephoning. We credit
the Chinese of this city with sufficient sense to
know that The Advertiser publishes all the re-
liable news it can get and is able neither to an
nounce victories that have not been won nor sup
press the news of those things which have trans
pred
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-10

Secretary Lansngs reply to Won Bernstorh
request for the reasons underlying the demand
that his military and naval attaches be sent home
ought to satisfy the ambassador Lansing SAYS
it is because they have been too anxious to earn
their salaries; The embassy might have sup
posed that it was because Lansing didn't like their
looks
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-29

NSOPIl lkllLg ~ LliN
Dick did not refer to the party IN
any way on our way home. He
seemed to feel that EGene's explain
alton had settled. matters to every
ones satisfaction.
The ride home was very different
than our ride to Mrs. Tenny's, which
was made in perfect silence, with
each of US on strictly a puss-in-the-
corner attitude. On the way back he
held me up to him very closely and
I blissfuIly went to sleep with my
head snUggled in the fur collar OF
his OvercOat.
He awakened me with kiss when
we arrived and entered the house
perfectly happy and content.
Strange, isn't it, little book, with
what little things we can build hap
piness? A look, a caress, a softly
spoken word and lovers enter heaven.
Some way Dick did not seem as
content as !, for a long time after we
got to bed he twisted and sighed and
otherwise showed that he could not
sleep.
At last I said, What is the matter,
Dick?"
'Pm thinking about business, Mar
gle"
HAS anything gone wrong?"
mo, but this political muss we are
getting into promises to be very SEN
sationaI before we get through. The
gang is certainly going to go for Hat
toms paper and everybody connected
with it"
81 wish MoIEie were not there"
$50 do I, Margie, but do you know
that MOIlie, clever girl, is doing some
of the most effective work in the
campaign, with those pungent little
paragraphs of hers. I don't think
any of those political rats can assail
her in any way"
Perhaps not, Dick, but did it ever
strike you that both HattOE and Sui
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-29

OEIlE'S LOVERS.
paper Enterprise Association.)
love with herr"
"She is nearly as Old as /, dear,
when we were married"
well, that's a bomb. Do you
think that either of the men sus-
poets the other is in love with herr"
81 think Mr.. HattOn knows that
Sullivan is interested in her, but for
some reason l am sure Sullivan does
not dream of such a thing"
"She must get out before things
come to a showdown" said Dick.
why, dear, don't you think either
man would make her a good hus-
band?"
"Sure, do"
"Then why should she give up the
chance?"
why, don't you see? If both those
men fall IN love with her and she ac-
cepts one of them it will break up the
friendship of years"
well, that can't be helped. Each
of them viii Ihave to take his chance
and perhaps he will be big enough to
take his medicine if he must"
eff this romance breaks before this
schoolbook trust is shown up I'm
afraid it will complicate matters. I
wish you could persuade MOIlie to go
out of town for little while
mo one can do that She knows
she is needed here"
HAS she ever talked to you, Mar
gle? Which one Of them does she
like the best?"
81 don't think she knows. Hatton
appeals to her because he has never
paid her much attention, although he
gives her to understand in many
ways that he cares for her-his rath-
er mysterious love-making is very at
tractive to a young girl"
well, he had better be above board
with my sister, asserted Dick, bel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Pozdrav "a Ferdinanda.

Daily News objavl.jaio bro
javko, XII jo je postal vojvoda
Montpensier svojemu bratramcu.
bolgarSkemu kralju Fcrdinandu.
Y tel b%rzojavki je receno: ''Tvoia
pokojna matt, moja teta Klememti-
ma. in tvoj stric Sc bodo dvignili IL
svojih grobov. da ii zazencjo V o.
braz Svoje prokletje. In JAZZ, XII
sem ii tolikokrat postal svoje mai.
srcnejSe zelje, te wee ne poznam.
PrepuScam te tvoji vesti, tvojim
Turkom in tvojim Nemcem."
Ljubi Bog Familija Koburg .ic
tako internacionalna, da morajo V
Svetovncm konfliktu njeni clani
priti navskriz. Sal .ie kuczcvska
familija.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
sAMoMORI.

Pc porocilu koronerja Petra NJ.
Hoffmana je bio v zadnjih 10 le-
tin v Chicago 567S samomorov. IL
med vseh samomorilcev Jill je
bio q odstotkov starih 40 do 80
let, A odstotkov pa 30 do 40 let.
Cd leta 1905. so Sc samomori po-
mnozili "a 40 odstotkov to sc pra-
vi, da so Sc takorekoG podvojili.
Glavni vzrok .ie iskati V gospodar-
SIKH krizah, Xxi povzro6ajo bedo
med liudstvom. Ustrelilo sc JIG
1888 oseb, zadusilo 1407, zastrupi-
10 pa 1902. Ostali so 81 konGali xiv
'ljenje ma razliGne nacine.
Ma posamezna leta odpada ma
slednie Stevilo samomorov: 1905
- 453; 1906 - 415; 1907 - 407
1908 - 535; 1909 - 476; 1910 -
4S9; 1911 - 523; 1912 - 554
1913 - 572; 1914 - 632; 1915 -
$50. Ken pa nj cd letoSnjega leta
minilo niti popolnih IL mesecev,
ko .ie bila sestavljena IA statisti-
ka, je lahko mogoce, da Sc preko-
81 lansko leto.
Zanimivs ic, da sc ie Stevilo "a
strupitev znizalo, odkar ie vojna
Strupi so Sc namreG podrazili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Bitka 2 Mehikanci.

Y petek popoldne Sc .ie razvila
med Mehikanci in ameriSkimi oh
meinimi cetami prava bitka, V ka-
teri SO imcli prvi dvaiSet mrtvih.
zvezrii vojaki pa diva mrtva in
oSem ranjenih.
Dognano nj, &c so bill Mehikan-
ci Carranzisti ali pa Nillisti: boil
v~erjetno Sc zdi. Ola so bill zadnii.
ker je pc odhodu Nillovih Get il
Sonore zaostalo mnogo marodcr-
Jev, ki 80 pijancevali in Strclinli
tJavendan. Dc boia .ie priSlo, ko So
krogle prizvizdalc V ameriSki Ia
Dor. PriSli so pa re CarranziSti y
sonora, pa So miSlili, da streliaio
\llllSti ma ME, in so tudi zaceli DO.
katI. Tako Sc .ie zgodilo, da je bill
cadet tudi Carranzov voiak. XII ic
hotel kot sci iahati k Americanom.
pa nj incl parlamcntarskega INA
menja.
'arranzova generala Obcgon I'm
Gales sta potem priiahala Y No.
gales IN sta sc spraviGila pri anne.
riSkem polkovniku Sage. Cete oh
emil so p~ojaGane.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Predsedniku lie prozil

Clevelandu. o.. so V cetrtck
prlJeli nekega William Mcyeria. XII
pravi. da je IL Bay City, Mich. Pi-
sal Je bajc predscdniku Wilsonu
grozllno pismo III mu zugal. da ga
umori. Mislijo, da .ie bill ma poti
V Washington. Sam pravi. ia je
pred par dnevi pisal Wilsonu. am
pax da ga je svaril pred sovrazni-
kl. XII mu zamerava.jo, da Sc hoGe
p%orociti.
VISA rec dist pc tenn. da hi bilo
dobro p%reiskati njegovo duSevno
stanjc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
IZVoZ.

Zvezni uradniki racunaio, ola
dosezc letoSnji ameriSki izvoz /
miliiarde dolarjev. Cd lanskega
do l~etoSnjega oktobra .ie NASAL
S3.31S,634636. uvoz pa lie oktobra
S334,63S.5S7. Oboie .ie rekord. Y
- mcSecih je znaSal YES uvoz
$l.691, 14SO13. VISA zunanja trgo-
vina Zedinienih drzav Y tenn letu
je bila torei vredna 5.01O,3S2.649
dolariev.
KapitaliSticna zctev,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Krasna syoboda

Fairmont. w. Va. je bill pred
kratkIm odpuScen pomozni poStar
W. II. Brand IL nicevnega razloga.
Da IN proteStirali prot takcmu "a.
tlranJu privatnega miSljenja. So
ondotni klerki in pismonoSe napo-
vedali Stavko. V petek so Min %
nenadoma zaprli. Vladni postni
inspector j. Il. Robertson jc odpri-
Segel %tiralico, XII Jill dolzi zarote !
namenom. da S~vojevol.jno prcprcci-
10 postni promet. Sladka dc5cla
SvobOdc,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
0genj " municiiski tovarni.

liz Toledo, o., porocajo: V tovar-
nj Toledo Machine and Tool Co.
Je pozar povzroGil "a 10000 dol.
skode. Kako je ogenj nastal. nj
znano. Druzba Sc je re nekoliko
mesecev bavila z izdelovanjem sire
Iva "a evropske drzave. Tovarna
Je bila re zaprta, ko je zacelo gore
II, III preden so opazili ogenj, Sc je
re mocno razsiril. Vladne oblasti
so uvedle p~reiskavo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Ia ~nnatere.

Naravna prchrana d%oiencev "a
puSca veckrat sledove, povzroccuc
po matcrah. III Slcdovi oSlariio
vcaSih otrokc do skrainc mere. ali
|:akn, ia otroci lie boil p,CaSi okre
vajo. Radi tega priporocamo ta-
kim materam Ce so Slabotnc. ali &c
trpijo vsled zapeke (zabasanoStil,
da mai Sc %zancScio in posluZijo
Trinerievega ameriSkega zdravil-
mega grcnkega vina. To vino Jim
DO okrepilo prcbavo. odstranilo
zapeko in jim dalo novo tcleSno
moe. To zdravilo .ie ~nareieno IL
zdravilnih zeliSc ter naravnega
rdecega vina. ISto ne vSebuie nj
kakih mincralnih Snovi ali Skod-
llivih primeSkoy. To vino je mai
bolj priporocljivo pri bolestih V
zvezi : telcSno SlaboStjo, ncrvoz-
nostjo, zapeko in Slabokrvnostjo
Dobiva Sc Y lckarnah. Ccna $1.0O.
Jos. Triner, izdclovalcc, 1888
1899 SO. Ashland ave, Chicago,
Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
(.ilv.'

Ena najboljsih socialistiGnif
revii v angleskem jeziku v Amer
XII je: INTERNATIONAL so
CIALIST REVIEW" - Izhais
mesecno in stane $1.00 ma leto. -
Naslov: Int. Soc. Review, 341 r
Ohio St., Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

Nalentin Kerhlikar, saloncr
ma 170l Peoria I'd. Jc hudo obOiei
i'll bill dine IS. oktobra operiran "a
bOlezniio "Appcndicitis". Opera
cijo ie srctHo prestal in ie ~ II.
novembra priSel IL bolmiSrice.
Upati ic, da ro.jak V laatkcm 20
pet popolnuma okrcva.
Chdv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

Nckic blizu tistih vii pa ie oh
vecerih piskal ncznan Glovek ma
Fiscal in to jc rad posluSal in lju-
lii. Slonel je med zelenjem ma
oknu. fiscal pesti V crnozarastla
lea in strmel pc %vecernem ncbu
in krajini. Gore in ncbo so zare-
il V zlatu vecerne earle, preko
poll in njiv jc lezala ogromna SEN
ca vecera, ncbo Sc je modrilc in
pelo oh obzorja do obZorja; sre-
q. travnikov .je tekla bella costa in
tam V dalji sc jc vii med grmov-
jcm Wax $ prvo rdcco lucko tiste-
ga vccera kakor igraca "a otroke.
ln ' tel tihosti in prostranosti We
ezra ie pela piscal. villa glasove,
Jill ViSala in nizala in prinasala in
z%livala uho neko polno, okrogro
zalost, XII .jc sedala in Sc vlegala
no dust kakor tezek in omamen
vonj.
In vcdno Sc nj hotelo biti niko-
gar cd nObene strani. Wax Sc je
ze davno izgubil, zarja je spolzela
8 solncem vred "a gore, XII so po-
stale mracne in ncjasne, nebo jc
pomodrilo in pogledalo pc veceru
g pryimi zlatimi ocmi, costa je IL
tonila V mraku in polja so Sc zlila
v emo samo temnozeleno plan.
(Nadaljevanje sledi.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Sevolucija ma Formozi.

Neliki otok Formoza ma Dali
mem vzhodu ie " liza mandzurSkC
vojne Y poSeSti Japonske. Pred
kratkim .je ma TEN otoku naStala
revoluciia prot japonskemu go
SpodStvu. DaljSih veSti nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Zrtve tornado.

IL Little Rock, Ark. poroGajo,
da je bio V okraju Hot Springs
deset oseb ubitih, % pa poSkodo-
vanih, ko je ponoGi dine ~. novem-
bra divjal tornado. Use zrtve
tega viharia, o katerih SO doSla
porotila cd Hot Springs, ~steiejo
sestdeset ranjcnih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

PreveG utru.jene kite in miSiGcv
ie mai So drgne $ Trinericvim Ii
nimentom.d Ola Sc aadobi zopet lahko
prcgibanie in moe. Tia linimcnt cd
Strani vsc boletine. Cena - in 5Oc
po poSti 30 in zoe.
advertisement
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30
Sila stradanja.

Ma holandski ladji NordcrdyE
sc je pripeljal V New York MOI
XII pravi, da Sc imenuje Car
Schultz in da je kot nemSki vojal
prezivel boje V Belgiii in Franci.ji
pa je dezertiral, ker .je bilo hranc
premalo in Sc tista pokvarjena
Pravi, da je cd njegovega poke
dezertiralo 120 MOI in da ie vst
vojastvo nezadovoljno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-30

Posta je dala svoje United
States Postal Money Orders tiska.
ii v unijski tiskarni Dunlap Prin-
ting Co. V Philadelphia. Pogodba
velja "a Stir leta. Nj velik ma
predek, ampak vendar napredek.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-12-24
TRUSTEE GALE.

BY virtue Of the power and author
lily vested in me as Trustee, by the
provisions oil a trust-deed executed
10 me 18th day Of July, 1912. by
W. u. Cullum aud wife, and re-
corded In the r. o. ID. G. in, Book
g" page i59. default having been
made in the payment Of the note
mentioned and described in said
ttust.deed and secured thereby. |
will. on Monday. the 10 DIV si JAN
uary. 1915, In front OF the Court
house door. in the town Of Dickson,
Tennessee. offer for sale 10 the high.
C. I'D bes. bidder. for cash. at
public auction. ard free from the
right and equity ol redemption. GER
tain lots in said town of Dickson.
9Th civil district oil Dickson County.
Tennessee. and particularly de-
scsibed by metes and bounds in
said trust~deed. 10 record Of which
reference IL made for such full de.
description. which will be given on
day OF sale.
This. the 9th day Of Dee. 1915.
w. r. KAN1ARD. Trustee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-12-24

been threatened with pneumonia
five times; have had two abcesses In
my head, carbuncle on my back.
and chills til my teeth ratified, and
have been trying to get out Of this
tiefh climate fur FIVE years. but il
seems that am just stuck here for
a permanency unless somebody will
give me start. odd Crouch.
- - =
"IIugging and kissing are O. K.
| suppose in the family circle or be.
tween cooling and billing lovers be.
hind good. substantial screen or
door. but to me II 10 an uDsavory
sigh. both in real life and drama
before the public. Odd Bach.
Regardless Of hieh prices, we
hsve certainly had roasted ham
pIentiiully. "--Lcsier.
- - -
| am glad that | arm what J srl,
IN the good old fashion way.
And that ! belong to Uncle Sam
In the land Of L. s. A.
love the grand old stars and
= stripes
It's the glory Of the free.
And am glad that I'm a child
Oh dear old Tennessee.
; -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-12-24
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS.

Dear Santa Claus: | am a little
boy 7 years old, and | want you &c
bring me q set OF marbles, and lots
Of candies, nuts. oranges. papa will
get barrel OF apples will feed
| my calves early and go to bed
Don't forget my brother. Paul. bring
him lots OF good things to eat.
Your little boy,
Luke Carton.
Dear Santa Claus want you
to bring me gun that can shoot
rabbits With, horn. and lots 81
good things to eat help mamma
| while the other children so 10 school.
| will feed my calves early and 60
to bed. Don't forget my little SISTER,
Christine, she wants teddy.bear
Your little boy,
Paul Jefferson Carton.
Dear Santa Claus
am \ little boy. have a little
sister love her, and would be-
glad for you TO come TO see us and
bring & lot Of nice presents. Y
Frank Walton.
Cumberland Furnace, Ri, !,
Dear Santa Claus. Please don't
forget me. as | am a smart little
hoy 10 years old, | 90 TO school
every day and like my teacher fine
his name lie Mr.. Roger Weakley and
please don't forget him. want you
to bring me a pair Of ruhbers to
wear to school, a pair Of gloves and
plenty Of fireworks and good things
To eat.
Your little boy.
Douglas Story.
Dear Santa Claus: We have
been very good little boys this year,
and want you to bring Us a story
book. a pair of gloves, a wagon, and
lots Of good things TO eat. We will
90 to bed early. Don't forget papa
and mamma, also Miss 1rma and
Mr.. Flaud.
Your little boys,
Kenneth and Glenn Wolfe.
Dear Old Santa Claus: / am a
little hlue-eyed girl 8 years old. and
| 90 to school and help mother all
| can. and please don, forget me.
| want a doll. doll bed. a pair OF
gloves and all kinds Of good things
10 eat.
Your little girl.
Ann Elizabeth Story.
Dear Old Santa Claus: am a
little boy three years old, and don't
want you to forget me. l want you
to bring me a toy gun, a little
pistol and some caps for il. and
all kinds o! good things to eat. |
will 90 to bed early and get up
early.
Your LITTLE boy,
William Carter Stc-y.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-12-24

Mental Recreation 10 sure 10
be had any night you yisit tho
Elife.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-12-24

| have had the grip seven times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-12-24

! wish that | lived 10 England
among the middle class, where
husbands are lords and masters a
their homes-even to the selection
OF wearing apparel fof their wives
and children, and also where Cos
siping 10 forbidden over back fences
between meals. To rny mind This
IL an ideal arrangement OF domestic.
adairs that should be observed in
all nations. Mr.. Hsnpeck.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-12-24

A man has dozen poekels In
= = -
which he can store away hloney
and other belongings. but a woman
has only her stockings,