Show t- t J Presented for o r Yours o urs and Your our Family's am r s Enjoyment n o men This rs Holiday Season by the e I TELLURIDE POWER COMPANY i f fj r. r r ta tal l i if F Charles fo D t I u up his hands in a last pray prayer ra er r to have his his fate tate J. J il 1 reversed Scrooge saw an alteration in the Phantoms Phantom's hood and dress It shrunk collapsed dR dwindled Kindled down into a ar r bedpost f Yes and the bedpost was his own The bed was his own the room was his own Best and happiest of ot all the Time before him was his own to make amends in Running to the window he opened it and put out his head hea calling to a happy urchin in the street Do you know the in the next street but one at the corner Scrooge inquired fI I should hope I did An intelligent boy said Scrooge A remarkable boy L t Do you jou ou know whether the they've ve sold the prize Turkey Turkey Not Not the littler prize Turkey the big one T h hanc rp th tho rc re row c 1 Go and buy It ft and tell em cm to bring it here that I Imay Imay may tell them where to take it Come back with him in less I than five minutes and Ill I'll give you half half crown crown a-crown Ill Til send it to Bob whispered Scrooge rubbing rubbing rub rub- bing his hands and splitting w with th a laugh He shant shan't know who ho sends it Its It's twice the size of ot Tiny Tim Scrooge went to church and walked about the streets and patted children on the head In the a afternoon he went to his nephews nephew's house Its I I. I Your uncle Scrooge I have come to dinner Will you let me in fn Fred Let him in It is a mercy he didn't shake his arm oil oft He was at home in five minutes Nothing could be heartier But he was early at the office next morning If Ie he could only be there first and catch Bob coming late And he did it yes he did The Th clock struck nine No A A. quarter past No Bob He was full eighteen minutes min min- minutes utes behind his time Hallo Halla growled gro Scrooge In his accustomed voice as near as he could feign it What do you OU mean by coming here at t this time of day I am ve very r sorry sir said Bob Now Ill I'll tell you jou what my friend said Scrooge I Iam Iam Iam am not going to stand this sort of at thing any longer And therefore he continued leaping from tram his stool and giving Bob a dig in the waistcoat and therefore I am about to raise your salary Scrooge was better belter than his word He did it all aU and infinitely more marc and to Tiny Tim who did not die he was a 2 second father Cather He bec became mc as good a friend as good 8 a master and as good a man as the good old city Knew or any auy other good old city town or borough in the good Old world The Tbt End |