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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
RAIeTN CRrAM PIE.


Dear Social Corner Sisters: I went 70
the Social Corner anniversary and ha6
such a lovely time. There were people
there from different clubs and it SCENE
ed nice to see them all. There were .
good many did not know and quite =
few / did know, but I was glad to see
them all missed seeing Nellie Bly,. !
am very sorry she Is sick and do hope
sac Will recover soon.
Dsnatk: thought you would be
there hut did not see ycu. ] hope yo1
are an wei. It seemed good to, ses
Theoda and was 50 glad she came.
feel It was a perfect day. The sisters
Ill ssemed to want each one to have ;
nice time. Ny husband went wdth me
TO see how he would IKE It and said
he had a, very MICS time.
win send you 6 reeipe for
i RaIsiM Cream .Pfes One cup ssediesa
rzisins, the beaten yoiks. Of three eggs,
obs cup Of sugar one teaspoon OF
ground cinnamon, one and oneAhfrd
teaspoon ground cloves and two cups OF
thick sweet cream. Bake with one
crust, then put on the whites OF the
eggs, beaten with pulyerized sugar. Set
in oven and brown. This was my
mothers recipe.
NFTT iNS
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EfMEABRANcEs THAT. HAVE PLEAS
ED GRANDMA n

Dear Editor and Corner Sisters: Grand
ma H who IL still very Ill wishes me TO
write and thank Florence and Eleanor for
the beautiful flowers, which were very
much enjoyed. Also, Mrs. Williams,
Neighbor, Eaoise, Aunt Sarah, May No.
and Don't Worry for the lovely Sunshine
bag they sent her. The bag. contents
pleased her greatly. Then came the nice
letters and cards from Twice Twenty.
May, Auntie No. 1, Pop Over, Biddy, Rose,
Olive, Helen and Mrs. Gardner.
Sunsine capsules from Eliza Jane and
Louise were the best ever and chered her
taq wonderfully. .4.,s4
Great Great Grand Aunt Grandma H.
goes you some years better. She was 81
years old last August and Great Grandma
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
EARLY BLUEBELz.
PLEASED WITH SUNSHINE BOX.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Wish "a
thank the sister for the box Of nics
things which was sent me. also the sun
shine gift. II is nice when you are ~
10 realize you have friends who think
of you. r-.
Gosden Glow came riEht over % ny
house with. the box and told ms all
about the mica time you had March /.
This was the first gathering have
missed since became a meu1oer issr
August 1 enjoy the gatherings =
much, meeting old friends and ua1tas
new ones
Sweet Fannie: Your pos- on Friend
ship expr eSsed mS thoughts.
Ma Of Greene Gables: read your tip
70 the shore and enjoyed Il as K Il ths
greatest place TO go for a good time. J
also enjoy digging the clans but neve1
got gcallops.
1 send my sysnDaehy 70 the sick men
6ers and wish them q1tck recovery.
With best wishes.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

The Cfoakct.
oura. By the edge at rlsasant pool.
Under the bank where i was DARK and
wAss. he bashss aver tA4 .sssr huns,
And the grasses nod and tho PUSHES
Just where the brock flowed out Of the
rae<s lived = nrosaty ana mean old sroS,
Who'd sit ali dAy IN the mud and soaax
And just do nothing but roak and
croak.
I'm q biadabird wnistlsd, II ~. you
WHAT'S he Hsasr duwn thers Ibelow?
Are you N pain. sorrow or what r.
And the frog answered, Mine b srve-
eome let
NoIhink but z zs.44s ana mud and sltsns
Fer me 70 lock ct the hveIonR e<na.
sis Z Dismal work." be saAly solCs.
And vcaced his woes with & na01rnfd
eo&k.
But you're booking down the bdacz.
LA bdrd said sl.s s,ees+
'Look 81 the blossoms overhead.
L.ook q the beautiful surlrnar skies,
Le1k e the bees, ana al5tzsgffee.
Ibok Up, el6 fellow why. Bless nay seal,
Youre looking down inAa q naeA1atS
But s.iii wAth snrsi4ng 600 ana choke
The frog continued to crcak and crcak.
But q vsss Old tEtts-who boarded
ssAa 70 he bisradbird. ..Frisnd. see Aese,
Don'G waste your tears on him, tor he
IL miserable cause ne wants to be.
He is one Of the kind that won't be
Rad
Ana 1t makes him happy to think he's
Rds
III tel you Somethins-and It's no
toke-
Don't waste your pity on those who
0Uak."
Semi in BY Primrose.
Home.
Homes not merely four square walls.
Though with pictures hung and gid
ed;
Home is where affection calls
FILLED with shrines the heart has
builded.
Home! Go watch the faithful dove
Sailing meath the heaven above us;
Home is where there's one to love
Home is where there's one TO love usi
Homes not merely roos and room
Il nseds something to endear It,
Home IS where the heart can bloom
Where there's some kind lip to cheer
n.
What is home. with none to meet
None 70 Welcome. none to greet US?
Eorne Is sweet and only sweet
Where there's enc VINO loves 10 meet
Us.
Charles Swain.
Sent in by Joan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
WRINKLE.
sp1rnnrn conNrn nrrrFRs.

Dear Social Corner Members: There
have been many splendid letters in The
Corner page since I last wrote. There
are many 1 would likeJto mention but it
would take too much space. 1 was so
glad to read about the rotary stove. Not
long ago was visiting where they were
telling that their grandmother had one
when they. used to visit her. / had
never heard Of one and wasn't It strange
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
GRACE.
eoarMoN s1sNgr rT.4Yy4.v rar,ws

Dear Sisters * tha c0rser: ora j
the readers Of the Social Conner won
dered WHax she could do wath her nect<
e y had proved 70 Is everything Il
You need not Be distressed. 4 pref
" 11eek may 10 yours 4 ylnt are rseai-
Ing to work lust a little Tor 4. Make
= yours Business DOR the. next few weeks
70 tFea& pour rtsd1t AZ / may Mres, n
BY 50 doing you wal reap RIA har-
vest. Let FaS tel you first VIA. con
ST lures 3 nFettY 1ieek.f
TIE Ideally 64autifui neck his 4 sahu
OF exquisite grain and in color as a
dead white. IT tapeFs. gracefully from
the ear TO the shoulder tip. displaying
curves among the most Beautiful IN the
human body. If you can manage to re-
tain a mental pasture Of the ideal neck
viii be Of assistance In overcoming
defects &C your cwn.
And now to work. We will first d.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
ANSWERS AND INQUIRIES.

HOLIsIE GIRL: Your name has been
added to the Social Corner LIST.
z. NJ. R. C. P: Request has been
complied with.
HONEYSUCKLE: Your name has
been added to the Social Corner.
lone: Your name has been added to
he Social Corner list.
LILLIWEEN: Your name has been
listed as a Corner uerraber
CLUB No. /: Many thanks for the
mcst generous remembrance. 1t Was
Just as hne as il looked.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
ANNIVERSARY IS A coon THING.

Dear Social Corner Members: II !
am not too late 1 wish to thank 4
Social Corner member for my pretty
months ago.
Jim asked us to write about the hap
piest days OF our lives, don't can that
an easy subject, There have been so
many happy events In my life that it Is
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

~ several years older tizAu GrAndr1s Il.
So Won Sc there are sisters in the Corner
older than you are. s
Btddy GRANDMA n Gsssd dearly love
to hsar you caeslA
Hd7ing to have better news to write
you IL my next letter as regards to Grand
ma H am, .5ss
Yours for the Corner
BACHELOR MAID
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
ANOTHER CORNER MEMBER.

Dear Editor Of the Social Corner:
Here comes another one asking for adj
instance 70 the Social Corner. 1 have
attended several gatherings of the Cor
uerites as a guest, and enjoyed myself,
50 much and have had so many Invita-
tons to Join. that at last ] have decided
70 become a member, with your permits
sion. have chosen for my pen name
HONEYSUCKLE.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

Ar pillow was my constant companion
and { world Il cnEnfcrt.
Ny lexer k ASSUMING vast proper
lions, so wishing our editor pleasant
ana profitable year I will close with this
toast to tho Social Corner: May the
moving picture Of your life be one reed
success
Sincerely yours,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
HON "a aEAgE HEnarrTs

Dear Editor Of Social Corner: l have
attended some st yorr good times and
now would like 70 have my name added
to the list Of Corner members An send
ing an excellent recipe fer
Herznits: One cup Of buttez, la cup
OF sugar. o1p 81 chd1fsed raisin& 1-1 CUP
sour milk, teaspoon Of soda, 3 eessu, i
teaspoon al kinds q spice. Flour erousfi
to roll out b sss. @s
VIII take for my pen name
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

bears baked the day before a. 10 ala
thst time And tne cross walks In Gun city
now hare al been fixed % you can't
lofe your nun.
Sincerely,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

Editor and Members q eoclG corae
Having been guest AZ nestines Of Clubs
No. I ana 2 Of the Corner I think Il r1rift-
y named Social Corner and I would
win take FOR my pea nagns
HoLLTE GIRL
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
PLEASED WITH SOCIAL coHNE
BOX

Dear Folks: Many thanks for the box
which came from the Social Corner. Such
a sweet thought the r. F. d. brou9h in
the mornings mail. Everything the box
contained was as sweet as the thought Of
those 1t came from Thanks again and
here is hoping will not be a shut in" as
the good weather advances
Red Clover-Yeu have only about one
more month before it is time to go trout
fishing. NJ says BE sure and get the
right sweater on as trout like some COWS
do not like rcd sweaters" Also get your
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
FRIENDS ARE ONLY LENT 70 Us

Dear Social Corner Sisters: have not
written since the great sorrow 1 expert
eneed last summer. I have read the
Corner page nearly every week and wish
to thank Canterbury Bell and Red Clover
for remembering me IN their letters.
Shuggie was very dear friend OF mine
and her sudden passing away has left an
aching void In my heart, but in this world
our friends, are only lent to us, and we have
to live on believing that the dear ones who
have gone before are safe in our Heavenly
Fathers home and happder far than those
they leave behind
Red Clover i enjoyed seeing you that
day at your home SO mitch ana hope te
see you again at the April meeting. The
cake was hTie.
Gedily and Aunt Joe: I ana 50 glad yde
have Joined the Corner ana hope you can
come often.
With hest wfshks INV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Pay Day Again in the West


Flor two years the nrmora .u thp middi- west have
b.tu unable 90 GET fur their products anything hke
wha. Jlay were worth but Instead 81 selling at o.
los cor. as -1uic fantastic theorists advised thoin,
into sarinsH banks and awaited q better DAY.
fHD better day hus come. With corn nt % cents
o. hushol or tho ear and worth even more whom
transmitted into uug- aud, steers or the hoof. tlc
middle western farmer Us again coming into hts own.
The same intelligence fhnt led him to cling 90 lis
Implements h"itor stock and. ot cours', pianos and
uhon0glauhF with fhe money Doe ls now receiving.
rh. modern agrlc HIturi-t believes lu the country and
Iu The future H. wants Go De ready 20 suuulN tha
demand that grow with population.
THIS MONEY raid for corn ard hugs and other farm
proddcfa Will go immediately into general circulation
lin tI, cast ls well as IN the west. " viii turn tl
wheels of factories and mills long idle, n VIII put
men to work who have been for years without steady
nmuioymenr n will In brief do moro 90 restore
normally than $50 the business booming lawg cougit
aud The legislature uf forih-ciEht states could uu.s
prosutrIy lu tho middle wt-t d. the most reas-ur-
iug amous many indications 90 the return OF general
Incorporated ln Sew York this year than last and
wonder NOW many of thsm Will continue Ia husiu' e
N reads of eil per cent Increase in postal receipt.
ia February and seoH only intangible Figures u
learns that steel mills are operated q. G5 per cont
OF thvlr capacity and thinks sadly OF tbs 30 per e.sl
s'uf ldc,
but when % diacoy,rs that wealth is again spring
iur from the suIrc. of wealth h b~riEhteas pcrcopuhly
and forretr 90 Croak
What this country has lacked for two year, lv con
rd.ucr The news from the west will go far towar.
supuirIuE tls lack Prosperity That b. founded oi
production is ruhftantinl Pay dny in tho middl,
west m,lus more pay days in the south. the enst and
the Ear west. 10 is 70 fundamental business condition
Tho udlues OF If ls tha beet news that the coantrl
lus hIA Tor Two rather unousy years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

% might come. Thcs. services ara fundamental
They are up 90 capacity at present They must
hr expanded for present needs. For aEy con
adorable growth their immediate expansion is
imperative.
We canunt make these expansions out oi
current funds. We want no increase i'm taxes.
We should vote those bond issues unanimously,
as evidence that we. like the directors of the
Gas & Electric company, have faith and con
fdcnce ia the citizenship aud future Of
Albuquerque
Thereafter We should provide, Just as the
CAS- & Electric company IS directors have done,
iur 'hc utmost efficiency m tho construction
Hl management of the new equipment. This
We have % bon our power 10 10 by retaining the
city commission just as IL stands today Be-
cause the commiss on. as now constituted, has
demonstrated that it understands Albuquer.
luc's needs, and that IFS members know how 10
meet those needs with utmost efficiency aud
economy and with the least possible burden
upon the people.
70 would De- Just as WnWisn and unintclligcnt
for the Gas a Electric company to discharge
i, president. executive M and its
Efficient local manager during the approaching
construction period. aud put in a new and IN
experienced management throughout. rs It
would Boz for Albuquerque 10 make such a
change In FITS city administration when con
frantrd by r. similar situation requiring the
maximum of experience, detailed knowledge
and sound business Judgment.
The Gas q Electric company stockholders
would mot consider srah 70 change for a minute
We have every confidence that the people Of
Albuquerque will take Inc same wise view as
go the management of their municipal cor.
p%oration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
A LBUQUERQUE is mi without tuI-tmtill

A LBUQUERQuE Is mot without substantial
N p9idpuco of the progress thai last year WIS
- freely predicted tor ihc year 1922. During
the darkest days oe 1927 whcu the business
outlook was at is most dI,cuuropmg stag"
this city was able 90 detect % .t'ud. forward
movement and il waa the most careful observer
and The most conservative ilrcrH~tcr who rX-
pressed the most confident expectation of %
very important accession OF thar movement iu
i923-
The fact is that while the rest Of the country
was at q standstill IN the period of cytrcm'
uncertainty. this city did NOT stup go all. The
record of lis substantial success ls IN the fact
that growth in this city newer has stopped.
everrin panic periods.
Just now We have abundant evidence OF 81
growth Immediately ahead chat viii outsirip
any thing We have known before, ID we are
careful 90 Doc roldy Co tnko advantage of our
opportunity.
Prohrhiy the most substantial evidence of
what IS expected of Albuquerque .n the way Of
growth Is in the announcement nt thr cNpau-
sion plans Of the Albuquerque Gas x Electric
company. reported in q recent is,ue of The
Herald. These plan, call fer am outlay OF near
Is q quarter Of a million dollars and propose
to double the equipment and capacity OF the
present electric and gas plants. The corpora
ton behind the local company is ir % position
to survey this field with au unprecedented eye.
II is not likely To be- mislrd by enthusiasm or
m over-zcalOuS community spirit. u is ialrly
certain to move with deliberation aud fullest
knowledge e the facts and reasonable GER
t~ainties of growth before making such an in
yesimcnt as is about 10 be made here.
While this company holds a franchise
winch requires il TO give adequate service, ITS
electrical plant is probably the best prepared
of any If the several public service plants, 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

Continued From our Last Issue
Al which FollN lost his patience
and his head ana gave Jerry the
bum = rush through the doorway
Jcrr" skldded across the sidewalk
and slid a yard on his nose. lie
.ut up. supporting hlmfClt on a
wagering elbow aud squalled.
Yun-yuu n]un-roedn thuh-thinlS
M gug-gonnn lul-lie for you nun
no longer! II you dud-dont aug
gimme plenty mum-monoy. / m
Eug-Funna toll folks how yuh-you
huh-heid mp the sush-stago your
soif an dressed up IN Blll WinEo 3
rIntuVH snu Nuu uur-Uuuld throw
the hub-blnmc ON him
Most certainly then tho gambler
would have put a bullet through
jerry Form had mot Shotgun Shiil-
man aud Riley Tyler been too quick
Gov him.
Sow. now Felix. calm down.
sIEgcsted shotgun
He's n linr, foamod Felix,
ftruEgling to jerk his gup arm free.
= never held up tho Htagc' Btll
Wingo ala it himself Ask Sem
1nricr'
Was sam there. too2'' said
Riley with fresh interest. Here,
sum. wait u minute.
sam lnrder regarded tho muzzle
uf ltilcys gun. An right said
sam iurdcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
5crtOn BraleyS
Daily Poem
Via Wireless

tho wireless operator of The Nur-
wrgiun st'Hntcr Crnntntt .cnt nut
hi. calls Tor ail couch a no hum
'rcus hang until hi@ sliii ant 49,
News item.
No schema lnuuliEp goes Tor hlru.
This bird who tapped Ia key
Aud guiiy. with a cheerful vim.
Faced death upon the sea-
Scr l"t hlt slungy wit grow dim
Till he had ceased 10 bo.
would not celebrate his decd
In phrases fine aud Aigh.
Tor should his eplvit lamp IN"
screen
Ua'd wink IA chostly oyc
But this IN soy Tor an who read,
~. sc a ncrvy sly!
Some boy. he madc the e.hor
throb
with many a lapc ana whee2e
While sticking to his w%ircicsr JOB
In ugly amnshing foas-
So ! ling not with limos that sob
hut with jazz-llncs Ike thcHo.
? write .hc arrot that ho spolsc
Nud flashed across tho CIR.
Before 10 came hir timu TO rrunl;.
Fearless and free Of care.
\ nprvy. poppy. iaz1y hluFe-
Yea. DO, that boy was there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Home Hints
.EDIRII WEEDS


Learn TO know the edible weeds
of carly Fp.ing and use them on
your table.
scokc are delicious. Tho SHOOTS
come up nud look much like thu-
barn jrgt coming through th"
rrurnd
While The lenvos arr ughtly
curlsd md a pale yellow acoiso be-
cunslder,u "a dclicacy. Hut rec
member that whon scpkc shuut'
unfold Into real leaves tho leaves
arc not good 10 cHt
Crcam,d Scukc
Wash tne faoots through several
waters Tot stand IN salt water
for half nm hour. Drain aud pour
i've boiling water to cover. lot
stand 10 rpinutcs and drain
lut la n mooth stew pan. add
just enough water To prevent
burning and boil uncovered 20 min
utcr. Bruln and rehont In white
sauce Tuis Dr. q very good supper
dish and "a guod accompaniment
Tor flgh.
Srokc shoots nre used loo with
"a plain butter dressing or with q
iar, dressing such us b. used with
daudalion greens.
Another weed that was cuitlyat.
cd yeurs Reo BE- tho rorroL Mosi
everyone knows the weed hut Few
hoUsekcepcrH realize its food
value.
Sorrol can be used uncookad n
o. green stl.d alone or In con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

was Hllhouetted Tor an instant
arllnnt the dim radiance emauat-
l.. NON ,nc Kitchen.
SING huuchcd his right shoulder,
Id, D. o. snu9ahot. and drove an ac-
oaIlio brllNl through The right leg
cd Ilc district attorney
comm around. said
u.,auu Shlllmau. Now he'll be
n til nuisance Tor awhile. like
ijaic.
what's jack trying TO do?"
I.I.y Tyler asked. Here. take
tHI bat ~ your mouth
WAS Billy who reached Jack
gray first Tie snatchcd the
u.Illl lan 81 paper from Jack
.rr is could CLOSE bis teeth over
rIl. smoothtd og thc r.umulUl
v.i - appeared Co be q l'tter
.HI 90 uFumitsurN note,
BILLY read;
a.Isc Hiram bouclHn"
Hlllsvillc.
Scar Air. m, man who Killed
I.f. Tuckioton .s the county pro, Pc
,U.pr Arthur Knlc Ualc owed
T gkioton five Thousand dsllagE cn
Cd note and couldn't uuy IT, l,utc
wanted hiH money Etrly iu TIE
,,ruing ON the day Doc was Killed.
Tuoklrtou c'm' to hulo %
where ! was ut fhH tImr and de-
handed payment o." brought tho
motto with him. Hnlc refused and
lfl.y uuarrclrd. Tuckletun hal
lu.u drinking. Before Turklctou
lDU he said he was going to the
j Walton ranch After hv loft. Iule
l','d me hc had planned some time
Iau tu Eill Tuctlctou and get the
note back 90 the first opportunity.
Tuis looked like o. good uppor
ffuity iie showed mo q butcher
.Hlfr 10 s1ld DO WINS just like one
H the Walton rrnch 10 had cut
r.m Walton Initials ou the hmm
|. go 3D. would De- iIkr TO-. t,H,o
.d Dec had fr.Hl tn rU' fhe oi
Ul knife. huf had NOT ln,u abb
This o. hu hud fI Fu hHd
do. ~" taid who's his lrifo W..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23


hinntion with other salad plants.
Shredded cabbage and minced
.orrci dressed with oil aud lemon
Irice make IN unusual salad that Is
surprisingly good.
Cream OF Sorrci Soup
one cup minced sorrpl. . table,
epoons butter. ! teaspoon sugar, i-2
teaspoon vinegar few g%rntinTs nut
mug, I teaspoon salt. 3 cups cx4sl
On or veal stock. ~ cup W. l
cup white aaucc yolks 3 eggs
Mafh sorrol and strip leaves
from stem Alncr and measure.
Mol butter ana ada sorrol. Cook
five minute stirring To- prevent
hurniuE AID stock and let simmer
80 minutes Hub through a fiue
stove.
Return 10 the fire with the white
sauce, falt aud pepper vinegar
sugar and nutmeg and cook five
minutes longer Heat the egg
yolks with cream and stir into the
hot soup. DO not let boil after the
cgRs arr added but stir over Il
slow fire three or four minutes to
cook the cgga Serve at once.
/ PURGE Ut Sorrcl
Three pounds snrrei . table,
rpounH butter . tablespoons cresm
I dpssertspoun flour teaapooa
salt, pepper ana few gratinEs nuf-
mce.
Wash aorrol and strip leaves
from stems. Put lcaves Ia stow
pan with just enough water tn
cover bottom 20 pan sprinkle with
rult and cook gently 20 minutes.
Drain well, then rub through a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

sooty chimney. a voice cume up
out Of the room and said"
"Hush!" Mr. PIN Pim'a voice an
swcrod "Somrhody's here. Maybe
hc N snying. Il might be Crooka-
bone. the wicked gnomc.'
Nancy grabbed Nick Ont rho
laughed ITS dear Kind Mr. PIN
PIN, the King OF the Brownief
Were down in Bruwnielnnd. Nick
just then Mr. PIN PIN held NJ
rs FREELY iantcr ana came pccring
into the darkness
Why, hless tay SOUL" he cried
nv the Twins, Kip It's ouf old
friends. Nancy ana Nick, who help
Cd "a AZ Christmas, Come ON and
sec them
Ana such q nd-shaking as
there wna' And such dancing
around In circlesi Aud such ex-
pinininfi
OF coifrsc the children had 10
tell about their adventures and hoss
ihey had ioat their way On the
Glass Mountain.
tho he coniinncd)
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