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1 Kw&Rmfjma - .jf **" allI 2? Hi' ^1 I '?Mfti JjjBW^V :j^| : I ^HK if Inlir^ jS sIkJ^kTS iBHw: ^^TBr^HBilBL. /nB: >All ghffc BWMEM^y J*mfr. dBiff^^^^^'KIADO/N/SA^^ NOT A DAY OF JOY FOR ALL. white lines shov and their eyes Those Who Are Happy on Christina* 1 of your childre Slwml.l l>." " ?^?1?1-^? uir .Tiiut-r- UUIiy oppnen its Ing and Distressed. <>?? this old eart coldest dnys; li "It's Christmas time, friend! What no stove, no bit will you do about it?" asks L. 1). ?almost no < Stearns in Suburban Life. "Mothers! street. In the n Aunties! You who love to see your man, with two babies bend, crooning softly, over about, the fatl their family of dolls, with that grave work, cries?w little smile of dawning motherhood not a dollar in t flitting tenderly over their faces, just to eat!' Oh, i within a stone's throw of babies who I aunties?life is have no dolls, and the mother heart prayers and s beats in their bosoms just as it does church, keeping In that of your own sheltered dar- holy! Ther"'~ lings; but their faces are grave, and l"f sharp and old; and little draw i iS / (-V g ?' j" & i f ..... j B / THE LANCASTER NE\ ife|||| | PEACE ( ?|> Christmas brl S^jj ^ So they hear th B | How Far is Y ' ' Dreams, where a ever-singing streams, a along the road of smile; '? fhe ^an(i ?f otherwhiles. 3 I T s far away and ne 0 Tj I hand?oh, earnest 1 % derstand? You lie awii = * count the days, and try , about their mouths; X variedwav8f are not Hke the eyes J ft. The other day, a eyes for the first time A LREADY you haV h; it was one of our A f\ have seen its ioy ut in the home was I , , t or warmth, no food star; you hear the bells dothrsr On another 1?,% hoofs, that time a son* lidst of plenty, a wo- | X ,, small babies toddling the roots. ior out hunting for ith red lids: 'We've i 1 . .. . he house, and nothing WW O far IS it to ( nothers?oh. adoring J J p '* n't made up of Just X dtting reverently I; one day i?- " VS, DECEMBER 19, 1913. Tjmr" v faRLE 3N EARTH. | SI he bells are ringing, y , _ Is across the snow, V 1 V throats are singing, 1 \' %*i th, good will below." with gifts and incense, 4j4 lels, plodding slow, 4j4 WW lesert silence V \ hat they must go. %4 e angels calling, 4^4 i the gift to earth, rn a Savior, 4j4 s you in his birth!" 4*4 I i, good will to people;" 'f ?ing bells do ring! f \ ch high church steeple V*I ] "ul tidings bring. V ?s. a. s. v rp T \\ it to Christmas? l| (fPi I \\ Ibur I). Neshit. V* istmas? It's across the Land jf \ / nN>Q re the laughing valleys and the K nd up the hill of doubting and s, until you reach the border of 1* ?ii us, u is more, ami close at t ittle fellow, can I make you un- Whf) ike and whisper, you count and Harper's to bring it nearer in a hundred % Some one i What he'd "Don't wai As he shoo i seen it in a gleam of joy afar, A traln n. approaching in the twinkle of a chocolate c that jingle and the clatter of the Vj skales.'loV'. I of gladness as they gn11,-| "n \* | a camp to I that I can sear, sever ipot "* 1 T T I <CS^ niCHtlMl<>t.LO>?75-lS&* Uf f III 0AllER7,flORffJCl,^*^-^. it Tommy Wanted. a whiz along the pike; airyp Weekly. I can fly like a kite up in t isked him please to say , Hather guess, sairl he, like on Christmas Day, 1 < an K<>t alo?P on them." it nothin'," Tommy said, : k his tousled head, rhoiights I rom Van II " 'Cept Cliristmas-livlng is the l clioo-choo ears; pound o' Christmas-giving, igars; box or two of can- The finest Christmas gift I *; pair o* nickle roller one that costs the most mono a' soldiers made o' tin and ?ne that carries the most lo keep 'em in; soldier suit The great gift of Jesus to I wear .an' a talkin' polar was Himself, i nounds o' chewin* gum; You can never keep ( " *n bag o' ulone. * o' ? Strengthening the Kni 'dent Wilson is lea \p step by step to -t what democr 1 really met her advain in tin yd Ucm V < I m lane that he sky? q "ahem? >yke. )est kind is not the v but the vo. the world 'liristmas it it. ding his a recogacy pare ins. We es as the faith.? oerat. ^2 j