The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-26

. last TOT pam la aAlN Ns .a. --- l-t tie boy. Tony. was a very Prc1oc.ous child and had been left 70 himself SO much that he had many mental friends with home he talked, and he loved company. A miser comet humping in with Q cane and thf child asks him 60 stay and play wih him and the mIse7 told him that hs had no ume and must get home tg count his money Tony asks For The man Co leave bis soul Co be a play. mate and the old man told him lhat his soul could come. Soon tha soul enters and it Is as one mEsht thius the soul of a monev-E-ubbe- Co be poor dwarEed thing clothed In rags and patches. Bent deEormed and palsfcd. The soul wants Go E0v and be big. Now the pill chat va. to cure the fever was to make Jag .Mule boy grow, which was hts E-aa desire When the soul too, wanted to STOW bigger. the uaseIfsh boy never thought Of anything but Co aid and help. He generously told the soul to climb on a chair and bring the bottle and from it he gave the most precious pill. The soul de. parted and scissors sharReusT came singing his song 0f Scissor to c-rd. knives to sharpen and again the child asks for the soul or the grinder and the soul comes tZ Ihc dress of a harlequin. showing Ina, the grinder has siill some of the fun and love for life left Tn him. EvcE the soul in motley sings a song and rings chimes on his bells thaj gre 7 ent respIendeut with a P1'Hh 0L sunshine and sjs~dust The E-16-
 nc had caused the soul to forget he song ou occasions and had caused a pain in Jhe head. Again tha boy Elves of his store and the s1H5 goes away. promising another visit and another song better than rho one he ssrG. Then came the sveatas. and best og the play, a poor woman "a sc-uh-who had never lost faith sr her soul and kept lr bright with memories Of her ain coul-ea where fu youth when hopes were high. Ehe had danced with light feet over the heather bells and gathered blue hare bells. sar sparkling with dew. Only once drd her soul rebel and trer H e0l a dose of soa7suds iu irs aEa that could not be wiped 0Et The soul was so wiusoIe 3hat tna ur- selfish child again gave @ 7.r- the last in fhc bo,tle- When tho mother returned Tn fhe evening she found Tony SO Full os his days adventure that she thought HE she often did that -ne fever had made him d0.I-- .aus and went for che pill To her asrarwhuerf she found not owen t.r bottle and vrer yHe child told her what he had done with rha pills her grief Knew nc bounds. for s.. 'aH sure that before she could r-- an. other amount sufficient for r.. pills the boy would be dead. Ha- aar-.- sense could not grasp tE. "r.o arrE.s uuse-fsh love. tHr divine Love which prompted him P. a.r. hfs all Co and the others Sn-r ..e scrub woman comes f0 v.rH a .0.H.. fur bouquet and r.ves 70 f.a ".. and gaNs him how grateful -.. for the kind words spoken .- ..-. and says she had inst received '9 flowers from across fhr saa E-." ... sister Then the grinder comes U.. a new song which Tony ur6r-e..- +-. but The material mother cannot ...r anything but the rrv for ua-rr 5nr more pills. U7seIfsh- thru-. s fish In her mother love Who- pho mfss- comes and has had his e"". enlarged by the pin that was a. bring more spiritual growth. ". somewhat chu~'ishIv filings h-- a piece of money she uuda-s'a-ds rHe7. The whole shows that what VIC give must be accompanied with love and that the rtve- 7.rs- rv. himself with his EEt for like aims so beautifully expressed ny James Russell Lowel. one must share in rro aims.
 That is no true aims which .'e
 hand can hold.
 Heuves nothing but worthless gold
 who rsves from a sa0=r 0.
 duty"
 And the Christ further says
 Who gives himself with his aims
 feeds three
 Himself his hurEeruC ra.F1nr-
 and Me"
 Those who took part iu tra play r-g--- Mrs Esv~o1Hea-- Mrs A.