The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 16, 1900, Page 9

THE SUNDAY CALL. BYZ . 1EYU something, but tho fur robes wers over ild not see very we hought she saw part king out from e and some were all covered with pes. What could they he? She determined to find out for herself for she hated to be all the st questions about the snowflake fes. Bu _a_glimpse they saw Jeanne gazing at these peculia g kept her ¢ mountains, and th i ounsel and ¢ t Say & ab She knew she would fi ut when ( mas morning came, anyway: and almost Christmas Morning Now. ‘ She thought she would like to take nice big star to I tittering and gi folks. As they ¢ tain Jeanne detected mint in the air, and she can it be? Yes. it think! big mou The first mountain permint candy, and candy walking-st'cks mountain. Then there w: taffy and chocolate creams baby creams, apd such s tains of marsnmallows thought she iiked the better than anvth way they g, b r mamma for a Chr! cked a nice large y all the way and each of 8oon she c S at 2 & > big N W k s A warm to hear the 5 she r H 3 x < 3 was g a g s it snywhers She Mamma <aid \ r 1 Kking in a. tiny dowr ning, until landed at with such foree that sh § in the soft too, looked like iz wa: frm indee TTAE ROME or ST N|CH=-LAJ‘ 1t to catch m with many good- promises to be a g 5 all next vedr, s would get m t \mma sleigt Mamma Wwa mrse, but for_ chiidren Jeanne was e ng good, and sometim. nere in giving to ofh getting all the pre There were big gr trees of all sizes, and San of tiny men c ing them c E take to the homes all over t Then there were groves of nd apple trees—trees f queec Ic & mo Jeanne tance—some were red and some w BEAUTIES OF wHica i 2 SAE AAD MEVER DREAMED (“THAE SNOW- e e