DECEMBER 21 1935
(continued from page ll it would be ungrateiul not to drink
plump li-GW' WB# H0 Wuidht his health. Heli is a glass of mull-
fatch anybody el-H¢» 1! FW bad ed wine ready to our hand gf, me
fallen up azlinlt him. I9 NIM Bi moment: Ind I say Uncle
mem dia, and stood them he scroogel"
would have made a ieint oi’ en Weill Uncle lcroo¢el"they dried.
deuvouring to seize you. which 'A Merry dhrleimas and a sappy
would have been an allront to your New you gg mg um mm, 'mt
,mdemtandlng shd would instant ever he isi" ssld Borooge'e nephew.
ly have aidied oii in the direction "ne wouldnt take it from me. but
of the Diliilill sister. She Ditch cried may he have lt, nevertheless. Uncle
out that it wa.sn't fair; and it mal- |¢rqo|q|~» _
ly was not. But when at lost. he Uncle soroog, had lmperoeptlbly
caught her; When. in Spiie 0! B11 become so gay and light of heart,
hor silken rllstiinss, and her rapid that he would have pledged the un-
fiullerings past him, he got her in- conscious company in return, and
zo ll corner whence them was 110 thanked them in can inaudlble
escape; tllen hLs conduct was the speech if_ the Ghost had given him
mcsi execrable. For his pretending time.iB'ut the whole scene passed
not lo know her: his prhidhdihl of! in the breath oi the last word
lhat lt was necessary to touch her spoken by his nephew; and he and
head-dress, and further to Bssurii the Spirit were again upon their
himself of her identity by pressing travels. an
a certain Fihlr UPG" Mi' i'i11¥¢:', and Much they saw, and lar they 1
u refrain chain about her neck: wont, and many homes they visit- uni
was vile. m0i1iiii'°i1Si N0 doubt cpl, but always with a nap y end. mi-
sllc ioid him P191’ 0DiI\i0Il Oi’ it. The spirit stood beside slot beds, his
when xat.;l1other`b2lnd man beiigi in and they were cheerful; on foreign mo
ufllce, ey were so very con cn- lands, and theywcrc closest home;b 9 _ 1,
tial logether, behind the curtains. struggling men, d ~h W Y your incl us purposes and make i
, Br" » Bl’ ere PG- wo
scrocges niece was not one oi tie;-it in their "Mig, hops; by POV- ..
ill" billd-man” buff rt t ' -
loud. and vervzorienu siiesssted eiliéilte place, he notlsedtnst his hair was  mm s°"°°“° "em d°‘“‘ ‘"’°" 3°?
l;hi,t ;r he s rpe e. . i
test wgfwoifgpel. warianiec 'hotle “Eire -spirits lives so shone" uk- ;',,”’°“ 'M' 5"” ’“°”°d it ”°‘“' "‘°'
out in the eye. was nog  ed Scrooge.
:hail Scrooge: blunt as e is "My llie pon thi lbe is e _
in his head to be lu-ref," reviiflfd the dhgft. ~-it :ads ,“§'“‘°”°’ ‘""°" °°“°°°‘°d “‘ “°°"» “Wil ”‘°?“~ 3"* n°ihiHs dwbihia
The Ghost and lreatly gleasad tonight." 0, e
t fi Ci hi in 5 , In 00 ° "T0 hu" 1 _- _ ‘ ,_
° “ '“ '“°°" .mogfgm “°;§gn;§\’°°!t *fm me haha. nut for this it would have mm
N)
ffl upon him with such favour.
that he begged like A boy to be al-
lowed to stay until the guests de-
parted. But this the Spirit said
could not be done.
"Here is a new game," said
Scrooge. "One half~ho\u', _S'pirit,
only one!"
It is s Game called Yes and No,
where Scrooge! nephew had to
think ol something, and the nest
must rind out what; he only ans-
wering to their questions yu or no,
as the case was. The brisk fire of
questioning to which he was ex-
posed, elloited from him that hs
was thinking ol an animal, 5 live
animal, rather s__dlsagreeable ani-
mal, a savage animal, an animal
that growled and grunted some-
times, and lived in London, and
walked about the streets, and
wa.sn't made a. show of. and wasrrt
led by anybody, and d.ldn't livo in
a mensgerie, and was never killed
in a market, and was not a horse, or
en ass. or a cow, or s bull, or a
tiger, or a. dog, or a pig or 5 oat, or
A bear. At every fresh question that
was put to him, this nephew burst
into a .fresh roar of laughter: slid
was so inexpleselbly tickled, that
he was obliged in get ‘up ol! the
sofa and stamp. At last the plump
sister, falling into a similar state,
:rind out:- 1
"I have found it out! I know
what it ls, Fred! I know what it
si"
“What is itil’ cried Filed.
"lt’s your Uncle Boro-o-o-ogel"
Which it certainly WHS. Admira-
ilon was the universal sentiment,
though some objected that the re-
ply to "Is it a bear?" ought to have
been 1‘Yes;" inasmuch as an ans-
wer in the negative was sutlicient
io have diverted their thoughts
irmu Mr. Scrooge, supposing they
hurl ever had any tendency that
r-uv,
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"Forgive me ll
a claw?"
m t e ldings oi its robe, it
brought two children; wletohed ab-
"0h, Mani look here. Look, look.
lah: but prostrate, too, in their
out. and touched them with its
lui-Iced, and glared out menacing,
through all the mysteries of won-
children but the words choked them-
'Spirit are! they yours?" Scrooge
“lie has given us plenty of mer-
rln cnt I am sure " said ‘

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The chimes were ringing til thx e
qutarters past eleven at thatemongi- $;.¥1°ut:§egukn°$ by whlchft "5 :gy
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humility. Where graceful youthic
should have ruled their reatunesled
pinched, and twisted chem and pull- Q’
ed them into shreds. Where angels in
might have sat enthroned, devils U
No change, no degradation. no per- to
version of humanity. in any grade, un
h
derful creation, has monsters hall
»    ““,:“‘,l.,:il°i..*";i,‘;t.‘;.’li:°"...l:l.“ ,,  _,, _ ,,
' » 'sr~cws.yS, esomyosspoo
his °W“ W the “‘"‘°°“~ °°“1" clsgorged their oilenoes or smell,
0 an
semen storied haélr, appaued. 2;
Having them shown to him in this se
way. he tried to say they were flne,m
selves rather than be psrti to e. .. ` ` iei'
lie ol‘such enormous magnifrfde. ggimed' I fear y°“ mm’ than "7 a
could say no _more is
"They alle Man's." said the spirit. , 9
looking down upon them. "And they p
cling to me, appealing from their it
fathers. This boy is Ignorance. This n
___l_ _,A V __ . ___ ` Pied, ‘and |lrl is Want. Beware ol them both.
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A Christmas Carol
A GHUST STURY
(By Charles Dickens)
,Mme ‘B dmwmg m“_,,' ' been didicult to detach its figure
in what I ask," said Scrooge, look- its
irgg intently at the Spirltls robe, ‘wit
“ t I thi t
mr bel:l::|:;";g yggrélgtmtégf more, for the Spirit neither spoke
ing from your skirts. Is it a loot or no
"It might be a. claw for the G
flesh there is upon il."' was tho; said 5°'°°“°‘
spirltls sorrowful reply. "Look here." ‘po
FIU h I0
down nel-el" exclaimed the Ghost. [2
I They were s boy and a girl. Yel- cl
UW, In
eagle, tagged, scowllng, wolf- an
his
freshest tlnts, a stale and shrivel-
l'
ll
lo
me to recover r
ind the dusky shroud there were
now your purpose la to do ms good, 5
nd as I hope to live to be anotll- H
ared to bear you company. and do W
ot speak to me?" ~ °
B
rr- _~_?-_“_ " -*
and all oiTlf€ir` degree, but most ol I _
beware this boy, for on his brow ve
see that written which is Doom,
ess the writing be erased. Deny
cried the Spirit, stretching out
hand ,toward the city. "Slander
se who tell it yel Admit it for
e no workhousesll’
The bell struck twelve
Sc
loose looked about him lor the Y`?.§‘,,“°°--"°° “ ante" I ‘“°i°°°°i"'
a solemn Phantom
. di-sped
hooded, coming, like g mls; he
sr Wifévn “P
to scatter gloom and mystery. oi'
ry It was shrouded in e, deep black with
face. its term, and left nothing th
it visible save one outstretched th
the night, and separate it
I am not ,mmm Mfg; tegiicglllraé 11;* nnadngtalxely E11; expectation that the conduct or '
ol w
h a solemn dread. He knew no thee
mysterious presence filled him
r moved. ` D1
“I am in the_ presence of the
The Spirit answered not but ed
, i
inted downward with its hand. 13
"You arevabout to show me sha- ,
' dows of the things that have not F
t, ffl ht! I. hid , i bl . i8BV€
ts., ...ii  ill. 'i'.:€_“..:, -»i»»=»»d»    in  wi
that so, Spirit’
The upper portion of the gat
ent was contracted for an instant :es
swer he received ,h
tivo yby isti e,Scroogelear its
en he prepared to follow it Tha'
rlt paused a moment, as observ `We
g his condition, and ghflng him
Im hand. like mat or _am md hgfound that he could hardly stand shudder and feel ve wld
pl
But Scrooge was all the wo e
r
c rt n horror. to know that bs- n
nothing but 9. spectral hand
d one great heap of black
. . t h ,_
"Ghost o' the Future!" he ex Kung streets' and he W me qu”
ectrle I have seen. But, as, I
man from what I -was, I am pre-
with a thankful heart. will 'you ‘mi
I1
Tau'-"-1
‘I s
funeral,
'for upon
anybody to
make
lwed
away,
Scrooge
towards
The
street.
rse! And bide the end!" otha.
pa y flu »= t d it a lah 1 l h HM they “° "me °' mi "W
~= , .ry_an wsr .nAm.oLlSe.,f\]yg?" ldS¢` _
lvl.; lilac.: colnlortable with a large hospital, and jail, in mlsery's every o"A$‘¢ ings-te no |;i;8oils‘l" said the yscmkm hm' 'M hh Mm "ii mst
chulr and a ic-otstool, in a-snug cor- roiuge, where vain man 1,, his lit- Spirit' tummg on mm for the mst
hcr. wh:re the Ghost and Scrooge tie brief authority had not made last lim
\».-me close behind her. But 'she the door, and barred the spirit out, the
joined ill the forfelts, and loved her he left hi; ifessing, and taught
love to admh~rg.lontw£i;lh alll the gi- Scrooge his preoepi-S.
ters oi the a p abe. kewse at e 11; was 5 long night' if 1; were Ghost' ,but saw It not As the I t
iliiim °f H°W» whim *md Wh"°» ,0iliY ii Iiishii but Siirooile hed hid stroke ceased to vibrate, he remex- of
ilu- was very arent. and to the soc- idoubts or this, because the Christ- bored the prediction oi old .laeob
ret joy Oi' S2i°0i!€'S nephew. beat ,mas Holidays appeared to ba con- Marley, ,md lifting up his eye, be_ m
lim-sisters hollow: though they were dems into the gpm, of time tl-,gy held ' ihtii'
ihfifli Gisls. W0, as 'I`°l>Di§ wild passed iotether. It was strange. and sp
have lol you. T ere mig t have too, time whilg gpywu "maimed I th should
been twenty people there, young' unaltered in his outward form, the Bong e ground' towards mm' ~ “””h ’""P°"t“"°° i'° °°UV¢1°S9»ii0M
and 0'-ii. but they liihl>1‘1;Y¢?. Mid Ghost grew older, clearly older. A
so did Scrooge, i°r. w 0 y or - Scrooge ,had observed this change,
iiug in the lurerest he had in will hui. never spoke ol lt, until they ""5 MST 0"
was coins oh. :that his voice made len; a childrens 'rwellih Night Th
no sound in t eir ears, he some- pg;-ty, when looking at gh gpg;-[gf
"mes mme out with hm gm" qum Bk they mid mnther in ‘en cpe” ently approached. When it came have
le
e with his own words. “Are ,,,,ds° I 'm md" "°°‘"'"°ii ihs sec-
l` ' rr
Not another word. That was their
9¢¢iY18', their conversation, and
Scrooge was at first inclined so
“Bum limi they must have some
E srmlrs hidden purpose. he set himself to
TH
collai
e Phantom s'owly, gravely, sil- They
T » J
llileer for ln the very air through Pas
ttoélouro up every word he heard
an
He
 m
11°” °f chmtmn Yet T° U°me?" i, corner, and though the clock point-it
. , (
mself among the multitudes that )x .
poured in through the Poroh. It 7 ~
‘ ' \
, M
- mind
.md
is.
. l t
its folds, as if the Spirit had in thgmet md dark besme him B ood
incd its head That was the only ,md_
Although well used to ghostly 12,?
n th m
_ O. -
he silent shape so much that If th t th Unse Eyes re ' ~
legs trembled beneath him and fini, hi; kwnfy It m,d,vf§m
“\
'Y
They left the busy scene, and
nt
wn, where Scrooge had never
rs penetrated before, although he reo-
'ogn
this It thrilled him wlthavsgue ,epum The ways wen foul and
° ai an-ow; the shops and houses
wretched; the people hall-naked,
ydru
nd
Far in this den of infamous re-
ort
here iron, old rags, bottles, bones.
ea
the same speaker;
lift; I dean! t know 0!
iiposl vm
voliinteerl’ i
it a lunch is
entlelnan
is nose
1! I mike one "
most disinterest-
tisr all,’ said the
I never wear
eat lunch.
els
0!
wssh‘t
for W0
l'
strolled
groupe.
meh. and looked.
for an explain.
Ulided on into I.
Iwihted to two
Sorooav listened
that the explana-
ai
tion.
meh. also, periect-
men ol business:
and of great import-
made a point always
well in their esteem; in
point of view, that is:
a business point of view,
life lf°U?“ said one.
ii-re you?" returned the
YY
ell!" said the first, "old
y?"_ ` ",
. "Cold, isn't it?"
Seasonable for Chrlstmee time,
o. No. something else to tl-img
. Good morning!"
parting.
surprised that the irlt
pinlcntly so trivial: but reeling
der what it was likely to bo.
could scarcely be supposed to
my bearing on the death or
I1 his old partner, lor that was
fond this Ghost’s provinoe wus
Future. Nor epuld, he think
any one irnmedlaxely connected
him-fGi~'. to whom he could
it
-to whomsoever they applied
Y
had some latent moral for his
improvement, he resolved to
everything he saw; and esoeo-'
to observe the shadow oi! him-
when it appeared. For he had
utura sell would give him the
he missed. and would render
solution ol' these riddles easy.
looked about _ln that very
for his own image; but an-
man stood in his accusto ed
tohis usual time ol day lor be~
there, he saw no likeness all
him little surprise, however;
he had been revolving in his
s, change of life, and thought
hoped he saw his new-born
olutlons carried out in th
Phantom, with its outstretched
When he roused himeelti
his thoughtful quest. he i’a.n~
from the tum of the hand, and
situation in reference to him V
im
nke
into an obscure part of the
d its situation; and its had
n, slipshod, ugly. Alleys and
dirt, and life, upon the stran-
reelreol with crime, with filth,
misery.
greasy oifal, were bought. Up
the floor within. were piled up
gold seals; and solorth, as ,ilcrooge
much about li, either way.; I only
know he is dead."
clung upon the outside of its gar- 222° befme “°’" s?,r°°g° pursued
msn . ' , _
om ' - it
was
pointed straight before r . f
"Lead onl" said Scrooge. 'Lead
nl The night is waning lost and S
is precious time to me, I know.
Lead on, Spirit!" y. P
The Phantom moved away as lt
cl y for the city rather -
to spring up about them and
compass tllenl oi its. own act
8
it; on 'Cllange, alnohs'-Si iii! mer-
0!
o ants, who hurried up and down.
ciiets, and conversed in cups,
trifled thouglltluliy with their great
had seen them olten. `
sm, Scrooge advanced tol n to °
t
their talk.
"No," said a great fat _rl with
e monstrous chin, "I dom know
i1
“When did he dlel*”'ln lred an- n
1 l>eliove.*i,`,A'~
was them ter with
a third. to ‘ a vast
nun out oil. vor!
8 "1 ihouiht neu
, said the,1"iint.wii.h
askeda
Ui th
from thc cold air without b a
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period of blank astonishment, irr-
whioh the old man with the ville
had
burst into a laugh. '
bemthe second; and let the under-
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Izmir here old Joe hem’s B ehliioéi
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shut the door of the shop. Ahl
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ls
grfilihe. nu, has were all suitable'
tv ,
como into the  Come into
the parlour.” < lie contlnuedl
use iron of all kinds.
Secrets that few would like to
crutinlze were bred and hidden in
s I corrupt lat, and sepulohres of
0
ones. sitting in among the Wares
e degli in, by a charcoal-stove,
dc ol old bricks, was a gray-
moked his pipe in all the luxury
nge e a ca
the 'presence of the mall. just
startled by the sight at them.
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let the eharwolmn slime be th*
rsti" cried she who had entered.
t. "Lei the _lauhdress aloe: _-I
r's man alan- to be the third
we hatsrrt all' three mei nm
"YQ" gqukhft h&V9 met in I DGP
place," said old Joe, asmovinl
pipe from hh mouth. "Come ii_\~
it 'long soo. you mow: and the
ow it skreeksl There ».n’t such a
hln , l believe; and Pin
°men’| 5: such old bones here
our calling: were wall match!!!-
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