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{sion Chureh an’ was duly guided
{to Misa Marjorie Fuller’s class of

| Marjorie. who made ivery effort

| Mission Church that noight; an

Mickey had niver seen th’ loikes
of ut before,
‘|beautiful tree!

.|ehilders, he had t’ pinch himself

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 |

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heart thumpin’ go ‘hard ‘ve could
hear ut, Mikey stole int’ th’ Mis-

beginners, An’ so, fer three
wakes, th’ poor lad fell under th’
comfortin’ smoile of th’ beautiful

brisints, was on in toime;

’ win his confidence, An’ thin
came Christmas Ave—an’th’ tree

; ,
"There was fine doin’s at th’ soight by th’ tree.
Mickey was wan o’ th’ first t’ be
there, having kissed his mither a
tender good-bye at sivin o’clock
as she was goin’ to wurrek, He
took his seatin a quiet corner,
all of a trimble, and waited as
Patientlypas he could.

“Th’ room was gorgeous with
colored loights an’. decorations.

All the childers sittin’ about had

Were atein’ candy, and nuts and
oranges—an’ Mickey was so hun-

An’. oh! fwhat ery fer some! But nothin’ doin’.
n’, oh! fwhat a

Ut was loike
Hivin t’ th’ poor lad: an’ as th’

1 Fuller,
house filled up wid laughin’happy

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twice t’ make ad come. He hated iverybody.

dramein’.

““Firat, there was a program,
which interested the parents im-
mensely; but ut had no charms
fer Mikey an’ th’ childers. They

sure he wasn’t
lar at his elbow an’ pull down th’
couldn’t. Balked in ‘his desire,

he fomally stole quietly out an’
begins running down th’ strate

by the Government of British Columbia .

blindly, th’ big sobs chokin’ him.

were too closely watchin’ th’ big mn :
“How far he wint, or where,

Mickey niver did know, fer
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an’her face reminded him of Miss
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hardly belavin’ his eyes, But
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as plain as plain, an’ her fingers
was pointin’ t’ somethin’ on th’
ground which was all covered wid
snow! |

‘Almost scared stiff, but hop-
‘lin’ he wouldn’t git hurted, Mick-
ey wint slowly forward, kapein’
~ [his eyes fixed on th’ angel, until
-| bis fut touched th’ parcel—for
parcel ut was, an’ heavy, Thin
‘he stooped, picked ut up, an’ ina
twinklin he was gone, fearin’pur-
suit, but firmily belavin’ that an
angel had brought him a prisint.

“Two hours later Mickey burst
burst open the dure of hig home,
an’ fallin’ int’ his mithers arms,
'|sobbed out th’ story of th? noight
- .““Lookut, mamma! sez he, I
didn’t git a single thing at th’
Mission! But there was an angel
Knew ut and see fwhat she bag
brought me! I tored open ‘the
Paper, an’ there’s a noice suit of
clothes, an’ shirts, an stoekin’s,
{a0 handkerchiefs, an candy, an’
just lot-of purty things! An ma-
‘toa, they’re all fer me, cos th an-
Rel came down from th snow-
loud an pointed straight at th
|bundle, Fwhat’s more, sez he,
. [She looked jist loike th purty lady,
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thimney.., An’ whin there came.
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bles old Santa Claas, wid his
whiskers an’ bags. of toys, there
waa loud shoutin’ an’ clappin of
hends. Thin, the main evint of
th’ avenin’, th’ distribution of

“Mickey hoped for a sled an’ a\.
pair of skates—he’d always wish-
ed fer ’em, and there were doz-
ens of both hung up ‘in plain
But not aj.
single wan of thim had Mickey’s

name on ut’. Strange t’ relate
neither was there anythin’ else
marked fer th’ poor bye! Ivery-
thin’ found an owner aisy enou’:
an’ at last th’ tree was stripped
bare—not even an apple was left

their laps full of prisints: They

An’ not wanece durin’ the avenin’
had Mickey seen Miss Marjorie

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