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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11


Germany, passed by first German parlia-
ment, published.
1873.
Jan. 9--Emperor Napoleon III. Of France
died in England
Feb. liking Amadeus Of Spain abdicated
and republic was established.
June 29-Foreign ministers first received by
the emperor of China.
Sept 5--Last installment of the Franco
Prussian war indemnity paid by France
to Germany, and German troops left
Oct. 31-An American schooner, virginius,
with Cuban. .insurgent expedition, cap
tured by Spaniards. Thirty Americans
and six British of the expedition shot
Nov. Al.
1874.
Dec. 31-Prince Alfonso. son of ex-Queen
Isabella, proclaimed king of Spain. This
ended the Spanish republic and put stop
to the bloody civil wars.
1878.
Ju1y-Peasants Of Herzegovina rebelled
against Ottoman government to resist
collection of taxes. This led to rebellions
in the Turkish provinces of Servia, Bosnia
and Montenegro lasting through 1876, and
ended in the Russo-TurkiSh war of 1877
7S and the final establishment of the
Balkan states.
1876.
June 30-First railway opened in China
from Shanghai to Woosung, II miles. 1t
was afterwards torn up because Of the
superstitions of the natives
Nov &-slavery abolished in Turkey.
1877.
Jan. 1-Queen Victoria proclaimed en-
press OF India.
Feb 5-Circular issued by Russia de-
claring Ottoman empire a menace to
Europe and to sentiments of humanity.
TrrnrT ii hi
English dominions by proclamation
April 25-First battle of the Russo-Turk-
ish war fought near Batoum on the
June 15-West India docks, London, first
lighted by electricity
Sept I'm. Theirs. first president of
third French republic, died at st. Ger
Dec 9-Turks defeated by Russians at
battle of Plevna; $4,000 Turks surren-
dered.
Jan. Skiing Victor Emmanuel of Italy
died. Succeeded by his son Humbert
Feb. Pope Pious TX. died
Feb. 20-Leo XIII. elected pope.
March 2-Treaty of peace signed between
Russia and Turkey that closed the
Russo-Turkish war.
April 1S-Three hundred thousand cotton
mill operatives struck in Lancashire,
England, against reduction of wages.
Strike lasted nine months and was par
tally successful.
June 13-Congressfr representing great Eu-
ropean powers met at Berlin to settle
eastern questions growing out of Russo
Turkish war. 1t concluded an interna-
tional treaty and adjourned July %.
Sept -Edison's announcement of his
method of electric lighting produces a
panic in London gas companies stock
Nov. 16-British began campaign against
ameer of Afghanistan. It was in this
war that Lord Roberts won renown.
1879.
April Peru and Bolivia declared war
against Chilli.
May 1-Dr. Livingstone died at Iala, Cen
trail Africa, aged go.
May 5-England and France assume con-
troll of Egyptian finances.
1880.
Dec. 30-Fhe South African republic pro-
claimed by Kruger, Joubert and Pre-
torius. They had perslstently opposed
the English occupation OF the land by the
English from the time of its annexation.
1881.
Feb. 24-work began on the De Lesseps
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n. opened.
olution against Russia began.
Dec. 17--Gen. Bolivar, hero of South Amer
lean independence. died.
Dec. 26-Belgtums independence acknowl-
edged by allied powers.
1881.
Sept. w rsaw surrendered to Russia and
Polish revolution crushed?
Oct. 9-President Count John Capo dIstria
Of Greece assassinated. Greece erected
into constitutional monarchy by allied
powers and Ohio crowned king May Z, 1892.
1882.
June First reform bill in England he
came a law. 1t prevented a revolution
and gave to the miedie classes the SUI
preme political power n tRe kingdom
Sept. 2l-Sir Walter Scott died in England
Sept. +2S-Ferdinand VII. of Spain died.
-: --s.t
1884.
May ay.d 19 = Lafayette died in France
July 1o1,Be7gfnning of. Carlist revolution
Aug. i-Siavery abolished IN British COL
onies. Eight hundred thousand slaves
Antiseptic dressing Of Of wounds with car
bolic acid first discovered by .Runge.
1885. -
July. 2S-An attempt to asEassinate Louis
Philippe of France with an internal ma
chine resulted in the death of Marshal
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

the largest vessel in the world at that
time excepting the Great Eastern.
1861.
Jan. 2-Frederick william w. of Prussia
Feb 1s-First Italian parliament met at
Turin.
Feb. 26-Italian parliament decreed Victor
Emanuel IL. of Sardinia, king of Italy
oct. lS-William I. crowned king of Prus-
Dec. 14-Prince Albert Of saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, husband of Queen Victoria, died
1862.
Oct. S-Count Otto Won Bismarck appoint
ed prime minister of Prussia.
1868.
Feb. AL Russian serfs freed by Alex
ander II. Previous to the emancipation
of the SerfS on imperial domains in 1858
there were more than 3S,000O0O serfs in
the Russian empire. OF these 5000, 900
were freed in 1855 and the remainder in
June 1S--French army occupied the City
of Mexico.
June 12-Archduke Macmillan entered
City of Mexico as emperor.
1865.
Aug. 15-First vessel passed through Suez
sea-
Dec 18-Lord Palmerston, English prem
Ter. died.
1866.
May 31-Fenian raid into Canada; 1 200
men crossed the Niagara river at Buff
falo.
June S-Canadian parliament met for the
first time at Ottawa.
June 1S-Italy and Prussia declared war
against Austria. This was the beginning
of the Seven Weeks War"
July 3-Austrians defeated by Prussians
at battle of Sadowa. Austrians lost 40. ::
900 men and the Prussians 10, 0O0,
Aug. 23-Treaty of peace signed between
Prussia, Italy and Austria By this
treaty Austria ceded Venetla to Italy
and consented to a new German con-
federation.
Oct. 30-Baron Ferdinand Won Beust ap-
pointed Austrian foreign minister. I'm
der his leadership Austria changed in
two years from an absolute to the most
liberal constitutional monarchy in Eu-
rope.
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1867.


Feb. 7-Autonomg announced for Hun
gary. A separate ministry for Hungary
was restored February II.
Feb. N-FirSt parliament of the North
German confederation opened by the
king of Prussia.
March 29-English parliament passed act
creating Dominion of Canada out of the
British provinces in North America.
Embellishments discovered near. what is
now the city of Kimberley, South Africa
The city founded in 1871.
June S-Emperor Francis Joseph crowned
king of Hungary. -(-
June 19-Maximilian shot in Mexico.
June 25-Cochin, China, annexed to France
by proclamation.
1868.
Dec. 9-Wm. E. Gladstone became prime
minister of England at head of liberal
ministry
1860.
June New liberal monarchical consti-
tuition adopted by Spanish cortes elect
ed by the revO1uti0nistS. Duke of AoS-
ia, son of Victor Emmanuel of Italy
elected king of Spain by cortes Nov.
II, 1870, to succeed Queen Isabella, who
had fed to France.
July 26-Anglican church discs tablished in
Ireland by act of English parliament.
Nov. 17-Suez canal opened with elabo-
Dec. S.-Ecumenical council OF Catholic
church met at Rome. Popes infalli-
biity in matters of faith and morals
reaffirmed.
Dec. I1-George H. Peabody. American
philanthropist, died in London. aged "A.
1870.
June 9-Charles Dickens died in England,
aged s.
July S-Irish land act passed by English
parliament
July 15-France declared war against
Prussia. This was the beginning of the
Franco PruSSian war.
Sept 1-French defeated by Prussians at
Sedan. French loss. 10000: Prussian
loss. 10000. The next day the French
army of 10000 men and Emperor Ma
poleon III. surrendered to King Will
liam of Prussia.
Sept 4-Emperor Napoleon III. deposed
and third French republic proclaimed at
AIS p. m.
Sept. 16-Investment of Paris begun by
the Prussians.
Sept 2O-Rome surrendered to italian
army by the pope. This marked the
end of the pope's temporal power
Nov. First election for district school
boards in England under authority of
new law providing for support of pub
lie schools by local taxation
Dec. 20-Railway tunnel through Mount
Cents completed. This connected Italy
with the rest of Europe by rail.
1871.
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1SO1


Jan Legislative union established be-
tween Great Britain and Ireland.
Feb. 9-Treaty of peace between France
and Austria.
March 2l-French army in Egypt finally de-
teated by English.
March 2i-Emperor Paul of Russia assas-
Sinated.
May est. Domingo republic founded by
1902
March 27-Treaty of peace signed at
AmieuS between France and England.
May 19-French Legion of Honor instituted
Aus. 2HNapoieon elected first consul of
France
First electric light with carbon points pro-
duced in England.
May 1S-England declared war against
Aug. 9~Robert Fulton started his first
steamboat on the River Seine in France.
II vas only partially successful
1904
Aug. u-Francis IL, emperor of Germany,
abdicated to become emperor of Austria.
Sept. PLANET Juno discovered by M. Hard
ing. 1t is 254, 100000 miles from the earth.
Dec. Napoleon crowned emperor of
France. NJ
1908.
May 26-Napoleon crowned king of Italy at
Aug. 5-Austria declared war against
oct. 21GEnglish fleet under Nelson de-
stroyed French fleet at Trafalgar Nelson
Dec. 2-Battle of Austerlitz; Russians and
Dec. 26-Treaty of peace signed between
France and Austria at PreSburg.
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1850.

May 11-Garibaldi landed at Marsala, Sol
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Feb. 24-Mexico declared its independence
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

March 2--Abolition of slave trade in Eng
land.
July Treaty of peace signed between
France and Russia at Talsit.
Nov. Russia declared war against Eng
land.
Nov. la British "order in coupcil'' issued
that forbade neutral nations to trade with
France or her allies except under tribute
to England
Dec. 17-Napoleon's Milan decree issued.
1t forbade trade with England and her
colonies, and ordered confiscated every
vessel paying tribute or submitting to
English search.
1905.
May 5-Charles ~. and son of Spain abdi-
Gated in favor of Napoleon.
July Beginning of peninsular war be-
tween France and Spain.
1909.
March. 29-Ciustavus ". of Sweden com
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1906.

Jan. civilian Pitt died in England,
aged q.
May 16-An "order in council issued by
Great Britain declared the whole coast
of Europe under blockade.
Oct. 14-Napoleon defeated Prussians at
lena.
Nov. 21-Berlin decree issued by Napoleon.
IT declared a blockade of the British isles,
ordered all Englishmen in countries oc-
nrfsoners Of war forbade ali trade in Eng
h lish merchandise, and several other
things.
Dec. 30-Turkey declared war against Rus
STA.
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June sS-King George " of England died.
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may w VI IA Le-AA
opened in Paris; total number Of adnis-
Sions, %, 149, 1853.
June 14-Neutrality of Samoan islands rec
ogniZed by a conference in Berlin between
Great Britain, United States and Ger
many, with equal rights of residence.
trade and protection for each Of the pro-
tecting powers.
Aug. 15-More than 10000 dock lab0rerS
struck in London for increase in wages.
At end of four weeks the strike was par
tally successful
Oct. 13-Italian government assumed pro-
tectorate of Abyssinia.
Oct. ia royal charter was granted the
British SOuthsAfrica company. The COM
pany began the settlement of Rhodesia.
from which England had forced Portu-
gal, Oct IA, 1890.
Oct. t2-Work began on Nicaraguan canal
Nov. 15-Pedro II. of Brazil compelled by
people to abdicate. Brazil declared a re-
public.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

Born Sept. 90. 1883. - Killed
Oct. q 1905.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

Feb. 2-Work began on the De Lesseps
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

Dec. 31-Prince Alfonso. son of ex-Queen
Isabella, proclaimed king of Spain. This
ended the Spanish republic and put a stop
to the bloody civil wars.
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1871.
XriIlinn

Jan. 1S-King William of Prussia pro.
c1airpad eronarCr "a
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1s93.

June 22-British battleship Victoria. sank
on coast of Seria; Admiral Tryou and 467
Of his crew persisted
Sept; 5-Naval revolt in Brazil began. II
ended IN June, 1885, by Admiral De Cana.
lnsurgent leader, committing sHiQide
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

March S-Mr. Gladstone resigned as pre-
nler OF England, and retired from pol
tues; succeeded by Lord Rosebery.
May N-Manchester ship canal in England
anarchists. -
July 25-Hostilities began by Japau in Chi
nese-Japanese war.
Sept 16-Chinese feet destroVad NV Tanan-
csc at battle of Yalu.
sept; -Armenians massacred N SassOuR
district; 5000 people slaughtered This
was the beginning of the series of mas
sacres IN Armenia that continued until
Nov. l-Alexander III. Of Russia died at
las H.
Dec. 2S-Capt. Dreyfus sentenced to per
petual Imprisonment in a fortress for
selling French military secrets.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

July-Peasants of Herzegovina rebelled
collection of taxes This led to rebellions
in the Turkish provinces of Servia, Bosnia
and Montenegro lasting through 1876, and
ended in the Russo-TurkiSh war of 1877
78 and the final establishment of the
Balkan states
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

July 2S-An attempt to asSassinate Louis
Philippe of France with an Internal ma
chine resulted in the death of Marshal
Mortier and nearly 40 other persons, and
n the wounding OF many others.
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Jan. 16-M. Felix Faure, president q,
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Sept. 21-Central American states declared
their independence of Spain.
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1892.

April 17-Alexander mackenzie. premier Of
Canada, died, aged TO-
May 1O[Method of photographiRg in coli
ors exhibited by F. E. Ives in INndon,
Nov; 3-Household suffrage bill adopted in
Belgium. The rejection of a universal
Suffrage bill on Nov. 2 was followed by
riots in Client and Brussels en- Nov 7
and 3. 1t was again rejected On Nov. Is
out was finally passed on June q, 1894
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July-Aug. ept.-Oct.-Treaties for the di-
vision of Africa signed between England
and France, Germany, Italy and Portu-
gal
Aug. 5-French protectorate Of Madagas-
car recognized by England.
NOV. &-William III. of Holland died. Sue
eeeded by his nine-year-old daughter
Emma.
Nov. 29-First Japanese parliament opened
by the mikado.
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July 15-The law expelling the Jesuits from
Germany, passed by first German parlia-
ment, published.
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Jan. 2S-Frederick VII. Of Denmark pro-
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March s-Emperor William / OF Germany
died, aged 80 Succeeded by his son, Fred
erick ANiiliam.
Nay Slavery abolished in Brazil; 500
COO slaves freed.
June l5-Ep1perc- Eaederick Wiiiia,. OF
Succeeded BY his SON. William IL
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Aug. 11-National religion Of Japan discs
tablished: freedom for all religions guar
anteed
Dec. 6-Mr Gladstone's third reform bill
granting universal male suffrage in Eng
land became a law.
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May 19-Work began on the Siberian rail-
way. When completed the line will be-
4,1S5 miles long.
sept. l9-St. Clair tunnel connecting Cam
ada and the United States at Port HUI
ron formally opened.
sept; 2i-Great Britain, France, Germany
and the United States united to protect
foreigners against Chinese violence oc-
casloned by activity of Chinese anti-for-
etgn secret societies.
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brunn.
Dec. S1-Josephine divorced by Napoleon.
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June 30-First railway opened in China
from Shanghai to Woosung. II miles. 1t
was afterwards torn up because of the
superstitions of the natives.
Nov 8-Slavery abolished in Turkey.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

Dec. SWIM. F. Gladstone became prime
minister of England at head of liberal
ministry
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-11

the largest vessel in the world at that
time excepting the Great Eastern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30

quenenpe sbrdne gu ber6srgcn uno
tiibte iein liebli6es 8ino.
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ba4te nur, pie es fpdre, tpsrln ib Dir
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8lumen iiiber ieien unb liebli6er, ais
talte Steine. Wie oft nod muB ih
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gen unb mid nit benz. Iripriineli9an
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i9lug nur nagen9"
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lie i6liebli6 bo6 unb es fraot fin
nur, mas ibr Slid Iiherer perniGist,
rpenn lie einen oroentlihen &erl beis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30

gesnete &ittp, runb tpenn Ou barauf
beitebit, perbe ih tommen, pbpobl ih
i'm Settle bas Mdielauden Oeiner
pornebmen 8Gfte i9pn Iebe. Man
fast, 0u ndbleit 'Seinen umsans NIT
fritii9sm Muse, tparum piait Su elm
9Gnisbliim9en unter &amelien brtnz
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feline 9eIe16dft bic Naie riimpft."
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ter meir Sbeal perionifisirt. Die
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niht bur9 Sob -nnb Stellung, ions
bern bur1 inneren Wertb. SD bin
'itols auf meines @ater Ndmen, neil
.er rein unb bod in Der Welt ite6t, tein
!Sau9 ibn triibsn barf. Sur Der Gbae
ratter beeinflubt meme 9anolungen,
SD mill eole Haturen um mid BADEN
unb perddte a1es 8emeine. Sp6 mir
pplIen Die alte Sebbe ni9t bier in Der
Nbenoluft fortipinnen. Su biit mein
liebes, gutes 8dtb9en unb tpmmit gu
meiner GeieIi9aft. 8ute Nd9t, lie
bes SerS."
.Gute Ha9t."
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febte ii9 gu Der Mutter SiiBen. sic
'idienen ii9 ernft gu belpre9en, benn
balb funteltsn SbrGnen in ben 4ugen
bes iungeh MGp9ens unb bic 8lide
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BON @pbsu umrantten @emGloe, bas
0prb gutbbert bis9er ni4t bemerft
bate.
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Soffnungen unb 8oriGbe 2oro Gutbs
bert auf ben Continent begleitet bate.
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bimmelpGrts, bort pben aber blieb al
les itumm unb till, feline 4ntport.
fein Srpit erfplgte. 8, bdb er ben
8eg Der Wa6rbeit unb Mufri6tisteit
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itiid lpbnte bic Miibe oes erftaunten
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2ple 6aQ. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30

rdtbet, Der lie lieben uno e6ren piro,
ooer penn i9 meine QnIpriide gelteno
uno meme 8ei9i6ts befannt made?
geuntiporten sic Die Srage einmal
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suriid uno bebedts oas QntliB nit
ben SGnben.
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nGeben sic isbt", rief Der Banter
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tommen Sic mprgsn fpieper."
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n8ut, es lit ~dlerbings better, tpenr
sic 3eit CUR lleberlssung babsn. Die
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Iein."
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piccabiaD a%ngetommen, Gieb er ii1
persniist Die 9Gnoe.
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tonnte, uno ih ge6s tpirtli6 lieber
bas Gelb bin, als pds rei3snse MGbz
den. 9iebli6e 9enspra, i9r trinte
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
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BEL mcinsm friiSeren 9i.nsr reidtsn
meine Gsdrrcn INNER eiel ldnser."
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-07-27
TAKING THE CENSUS.
An Enunerator Meets with One
Woman Who Dldn't Withhold
Any Of the Details.

"Oh, yes, I know you are the census man.
Warm day, take seat. I've gotten all the
a;'i Sn EaVs ssRea ' sSeS fi
are all we'll now"
"But-" put in the census man. relates
the Pittsburgh Chronicle.
tions: I'm telling you fast as can. Tommy,
our oldest boy, had the measles when he was
three. He first began to walk when he was
eight months old and the day after he was
ten months old he could walk clear around
the room without holding on to anything.
He fell down the stairs when he was four
years three months and thirteen days old;
but it didn't hurt him any, and he liked ice
cream from the first time he ever tasted it..
/ can't get him to eat gravy, but he had his
FIRST piece of steak when he was Is months
old: Johnnie, the next to the Oldest"
MADAM, stop, STOP" cried the enumera-
tor, answer my questions. I don't want
to know any more about your Children
And then the woman got angry and the
census taker also lost his temper and Left