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The Robin Mothers Strategy.

On the topmost branch Of the big
gest cherry tree in the state of Mary.
land. with head thrown back and
turned sideways, sat Mrs Robin Red
breast. Right under her, on the
lawn. stood a small boy with arm up
lifted, and in his hand a stone.
Would he throw 1t at her? And II
he hit her. what would become Of
the three little brown birds that had
just come out of the blue eggs she
had been nursing SO long?
With a sidelong twist of her head
Mrs. Robin glanced, now at the boz.
then at her nestlings.
happy thought struck her. Quick
ly she bit at the stem Of a bunch of
red cherries, and down they dropped
right at the rect of the boy. And
what little boy would not stoop to
pick up bunch of red-ripe cherries?
Certainly not this boy on the lawn.
While he was STOPPING, down flew
Mrs. Robin into the nest, where three
tiny birdlings peeped out a welcome
When the boy rose upright and
stretched out his arm to fling the
stone, no bird was in sight-only
green leaves fiuttering as II stirred by
the wind. and some bright cherries
making crimson spots against them!
Pitt Walls in Little Folks.
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Tho Afternoon
Songo River Trip

va man, Sfe0msr and Marrow Gauge
Leave Portland LOS p. M, arrive Seba-
20 Lake l.35 p. m. where the Steamer
Lake. up the S0nso- River. Sacross .the
Bay OF Naples and Long Pond to Bffug-
ton, Tally-ho to the village. Marrow Gauge
70 Bridgton Junction. thence Maine Gem
trai to Portland. arriving Portland 7.4s
y. m.
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Croaker tried to tell him how he hat
ed the great yellow spot up In the sky
which made him SO uncomfortable.
Croaker carried around a number
OF small water sacs-to keep him
cool. you know. He kept them under
his skin.
Fred's mother quite approved of
his pet. He never made her any
trouble. and then, he kept the insects
and bugs from the flowers which she
raised in that bit Of yard.
Don't you know who Croaker was?
Why, he was a dear little toad.-Phila-
delphia Record.
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8 1.6O
TO SEeAGO LAKE AND RAVMoNr

sEsAco LAKE AND RAYMOND.
Leave Portland at SIS m ana ~
SSoago Lake take steamer across the
disn a 1nS.n up the east shore. passing In:
cape. The Images and up the River Jor-
oan 70 Raymond village for dinner ana
q vst 70 the state hsh hatchery. where
inc wnole process OF Matching and rails
rns trout and salmon may be SEEN
~ urn II made. arriving In Portland
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TO the White Mountains
and Return
$500

Leave Portland $40 a. m. -Four nouns
At Cfawfords. Mount Pleasant House or
kanyans for dinner and driving. arriving
Oaek IN Portland at 7.45 p. m. or by re-
n.AihInG AT Fabyans an hour and a half
can arrive in Portland at Sis .. m.
LouIists on this trip can also visit
son and Bartlett IL they prefer at a les.
expense or Maplewood, bethlehem, Pro-
me house Jefferson. Lancaster at q
thght additional expense.
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Linotype machines are being put IN
at the Rank Of England. and In future
the addresses on the dividend notices
sent ont will be printed. instead Of
written by hand.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02

England's imports Of watches in 1904
were 100000 from Switzerland. 21s,-
COO from Germany. $4,000 from France.
ca 900 from America.
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You have heard Of the lonely man in
the Australian bush who always put
on evening dress for dinner. so that
he might remember he was a gentle.
man.
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CompsnionshIp.

Mother-You mustn't play with
that little boy.
Tommy-weil. can I fight with himf
--Harper's Bazaar.
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BY the Stars He Wears.

When you meet a u. s. A. onicer.
you can tell his rank IL you keep the
following facts in mind:
A general wears two silver stars.
with the arms of the United States
between.
A lieutenant-seneral shows three
silver stars.
A major-general two silver stars.
A brigadier-general one silver star.
A colonel silver spread eagle.
A lieutenant-colonel two silver
leaves.
A captain two silver bars at each
end.
A lieutenant one silver bar at each
end.
A second lieutenant plain straps
without any marks.
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Railroads.
Maine Central R. R.
Day Excursions!
TO NAPLES.

Leave Portland $40 a. m. rail to seba-
across Sebago Lake and up the SonTo
River take dinner at Naples or Bridge
ton' returning arrive Portland SIS p. m.
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Poland Springs, Maine

turn.
Leave Portland 7.Io. $50 a. m. or IL .os
1890 a. m or / p. m. Take dinner and
Iemain until about p. m, and arrive at
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Sunday Excursions
EVERY SUNDAY to
the White Mountains

Leave Portland $50 a M; arrive
Faoyans IL so noon. Leave Fabyans 2l5
,. M: arrive Portland SIS p. m; con-
Meeting for Boston
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Daylight Line and Through
ParlOr Car Service
to Quebec

Leave Portland at go a. m. daily,
=. m.
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81. so Trip Round

Sundays to Naples or Raymond for
dinner. Leaving Portland $50 a m.
across Sebago Lake and up the Songo
River to Naples or across Sebago Lake
10 Raymond. Returning, arrive at Port
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THROUGH PARLoR CARS on Day
Trains and Through Sleepers on Night
Trains between Portland and Rockland.
Pennington. Oquossoc. Bangor. Bar Har-
Dor, Greenviue. St John; connecting with
through Sleeping and Parlor Cars 10
Halifax.
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Leaves Portland at $40 a. m, $50
p. m. daily except SUNDAY.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
FIRST MOVE FOR
,INTERCITY RACES
GrantIey P. POStIeS' Novel
Suggestion Promises TO
Bear Fruit

Frank Bower and A. S. Pennington rep
resenting the Road Drivers Association,
visited the race meet here yesterday and
met committee composed Of G. r. Pos
ties, w. b. Austin and f. T. Wallace. Cf
the Wilmington Horse Show Assoc at on,
and talked over the interc.ty cup races.
Mr. Bower reported that he had written
to NJ. r. Margerum, of Trenton, N. j.,
asking him to consult the Trenton Cub,
and he expected an answer soon.
They adjourned TO meet for orgamiza- 4
ton on Saturday at p. m. at Horse
Show Park when Two men from each as
sociation will be appointed on the commit
tee, the president Of each club to also be
an ex-oficio member. The members cf
both the Philadelphia and Wilmington as
sociations have taken hold Of the race
with a vim, and it will be successful.
This intercity race was first propos by
The Evening Journal several days ago
at Grantley 2. Postles' suggestion, and
has been wen received by all horsemen.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
BASEBALL.

'Landlith and Browntown viii play d
double-header at South Side Park to-mor-
row afternoon.
'Harry Aubrey caught another so a
game for Syracuse yesterday ard also
came 10 life with a three-bagger.
Vic" Willis pitched nice ball for Pitts
burg yesterday and the Phnlies lost to 2.
eDover ana Seaford played each other
to a stmdstin yesterday and the game
was called AZ the end Of the thirteenth in
ming with the score a tie, 3 to 3.
sThe All-Wilmington team viii 80 to
Dover tomorrow and try conclusions with
the strong club of that place.
"Altoona and Harrisburg played IS in
nings, the longest Tri-State league game
yesterday and the former won by the
score Of to s.
"The Boston Americans are thinking Of
letting Joe" Harris so to the Lowell
Club for the rest of the season.
"Manager Mack offered to play benefit
game for his former pitcher, Pete Husl-
ing, but the latter declined the offer.
'Wadlell's thumb was lanced at the
University Of Pennsylvania yesterday. and
it was found that the bone was splintered.
He win be unable to pitch for several
weeks.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.
HAS SIX BABIES

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 27-At
Kingston, in Williamson county, this
state. a negro woman gave birth to six
children
The children were well formed and
all were alive at last accounts.
Few Cases of Sextuplets.
sextuplets are uncommons but there
are a few cases that have appeared in
the records. Among those in most re-
cent years who bore as many as six
children are:
Mrs. Smell. Of Malad, Idaho, on Sep
tember 10, 1889.
Mrs. Cruz, Of San Francisco, Cal, on
December 80. 1881.
Mrs. Bubero, Of Minnesota, on April
10, 1889.
Quintuplets are rather rare. Mrs.
Henry Smith. Of New York, bore five
boys on September 16. 1900. A Mrs.
Swope. Of Pittsburg Pa, gave birth
to the same number Of boys on March
10, 1904. A Mrs. Lyon. in Kentucky,
bore the same number Of male children
on May A. 1896.
Quadruplets have been reported from
every state in the Union.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27

ended. He made a miserable showing in
Philadelphia last winter, and was Kissed
in the same ring where he was formerly
chcered to the echo.
Kid Broad was never to be ciassed with
the wonderful fighters after he had been
defeated by Terry McGovcrn. But the
achievements Of this great little fighter
win never die, and people, even to-day.
when talking about him declare; There
was one tough fellow"
And so it runs. The present day gem
GRAFTON of famous ones will receive theirs
before a decade from fellows who are
going to school now. Cans is about due.
Wen hnd some one as tough as Battling
Nelson who is liable TO put the Dane out
OF the running. 1t may be a long time for
Nelson is young yet, but IL is sure TO hap
pen. faster lightweight than Harry
Lewis viii be found but this. too. may
take time, for Harry is but 10 years old
an da boy of excellent habits There viii
be man arise who can get into Abe At
telfs mid section or reach his jaw. and a
new featherwelght champion will spring
up. Jimmy Walsh win see the handwrit-
Ing on the wall with the rest Of them. and
there should be somebody fighting right
now who viii stop Joe Walcott.
It's The way OF the ring and all other
sports whore the wear ana tear on a
mans physical makeup is so great His
tory always repeats, and the world would
Zoe q poor place indeed without surprises
and long shots getting the coin.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
TWO BIG BALL
GAMES TOMORROW
BTOwntOwn and LandIith
Will Contest at South
Side Park

Browntown and Landlith will play two
games of ball at South Side Park to-mor-
row afternoon for one admission. The
games should be red hot affairs from
start to finish and a record breaking
crowd will. no doubt. be on hand.
Browntown will pitch Duncan and
Beatty. white Landlith viii have Brnton
and Millison ca the firing line.
If Browntown can win two games first
place will be taken. Landlith by takin :
two will jump into third place.
Both teams are playing better ball now
than any time this season and as first
and second positions in the league race
are at stake each club win put forth its
best effort.
Come over the bridge and spend a
couple OF hours with the city Leaguers
tomorrow afternoon, you will not regre;
it,"
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
Ring History Repeats Itself
Every Time and But Few
Ever Come Back

VIII Jack O'Brien follow the ways OF
many other fighters before him and start
down the line after receiving hammer
ing from a man he expected to beatg
This is the question which is discussed
from every angle.
IT. seems the history Of the prizering
that a man goes down after his first de-
cisive defeat.
a fighter who loses when he himself
believes he has almost a sure thing before
entering the ring is always the fellow who
fails to stand Up after the sting Of the
bautle is over. The ring is fun Of history
OF this sort
Young Corbett was picked by wise dop-
sters to whip Britt when the pair met on
the Coast The Denver boy himself was
brimful Of confidence. Experts joined with
,llim in figuring that no man Of Brhts
v eight and inches could stand before that
tel rible right hand for twenty rounds and
SUI vive.
* ritt olung on and stayed the limit. He
was given the decision. il broke Corbetts
heaB t. That decision has always been
thorn in the Kids side, and he has never
been the same corbett.
Corb EFT fought Eddie Hanlon on the
Coast and those who saw the fight de-
clare whipped Eddie. Bur the unfortu-
nate lit tie fellow was given the short end
of the sdeal, and to-day Corbett declares
that he's will never enter the ring again. 1t
was the, case of great fighter being
ruined By losing lights that he fully ex-
pected 80 win and which in reality he
should ha, 'e had by good shades.
There wa no more George Dixon after
the lacing that Terry McGovern handed
Little Cho eolate." Tho Dixon of after
days was on " a wreck OF the once great
Fighter who j or years held his title And
Terry himself took his turn after corbett
put him out Hartford He has fought
some good hgh Is since but the once dash-
ms slugging n achine vanishudHphen that
clip was hungs on his jaw by the Denver /
boy
Jimmy Britt defeated kid Lavigne on
the Coast whens he first started to attract
worldwide attemton For fight after fight
be came home ahead, with but few
doubtful docisionsl TO mar his record. But
De met Battling Nelson and the Terrible
Dane knocked hims out.
when Britt foua TT Lavigne he was 4
wonder. He coulds punish. was tremen- /
donsly fast on hia feet and knew the
game. But when he, met Terry Mcfsovern
IN Madison Square Garden Il was another
Britt He was rated ,as little morcvthan
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
DUPONT VS.. St. Paul.

The dupont baseball team will play the
strong St. Paul's Guild team of Chester
on Saturday afternoon at Elsmere. This
is the same team which played and de-
feated Elkton one week ago in a 19-inning
game. and the dupont manager has re-
ceived a letter from Manager Worrilow IN
which he announces the same lineup for
tomorrow. AS the dupont team has al
ready played Elkton a to game. on
form the contest tomorrow should be well
worth seeing. The teams will bat in the
following order:
duPont-Prentiss, IF; McAvoy. sb:
Broad, S.; Garrett, ID; Bacon, %; Wiley,
If; MeWillams, cf. Glenn. e; Crouch. D.
st. Paul's Guild-Norton, sb; Murray. cf;
Turner, rf; Allcutt, III worrilow. 1b;
Blakely. 2b; Pennington. C; Harvey. IS:
Johnson or Bowker, p. Umpire. McNee.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
ALL FIGHTERS GO DOWN AFTER
THEIR ONE DECISIVE DEFEAT

novice when he beat the Saginaw kid, but
he was only an amateur against McGov-
ern lie never recovered from that Nelson
punch, and never will. The toboggan is
sloped downward now for James Edward.
and the next good man who meets him
will put him out Of the running for all
time.
Frank Erne was considered one Of the
best lightweights on earth when he went
against Joe Cans. He held the champion
ship and knew every angle OF the game.
But Joe clipped hsm with sncak-ovcr
punch in the first round, and Erne never
was heard Of again in q puglilstic sense.
Before this ne had wlappod Lavigne, but
&c took terrible fights with McFadden.
Wilmington Jack Daily ana Erne to finally
eclipse the piece of human iron from
Michigan.
McFadden got Ills worst lacing from
Gus Gardner in Chicago, ana Elbows was
never the same man afterward tle fousht
a few good nghts but hacked the dashiug
vim that carried him .Aroush his battles
Of the early days
Among the BIB fsiiQws-JaEe Eiraiu
and Paddy Ryan were back numbers after
Sullivan defeated them They usver tried
to climb the ladder agaia. John Il. left the
ring forever with q broken heart when
Jim COrbett laid him low at New Orleans
and Corbett. himself. never won q square
fight after the s0lor plsxus punch Fitz-
simmons administered at carson CITY
Fltz revived between the two defeats by
Jim Jenries. but il was never the same
old Bob lie met q better man and mat
knowledge took away a lct of his lighting
ability Tom sharkey was out of the
running after Jenries defeated him. and
Kid Mccoy never came back after the
Jack Root affair in Detroit
Goodbye Marvin Hart.
Marvin Hart seemed TO collapse after
Tommy Burns beat him In Los Angeles
Previous to this fight Hart had but one
defeat Of note chalked mp against him.
This was the oneround knockout by wild
Bin Hanrahan in Louisville. Marvin had
fought the toughest in the ring with the
exception Of Jeff. and none had ever been
able to stop his onooming rushes. But
Burns outgeneraled him. ana Hart's show
ing against schreek here was that Of an
amateur.
Jack Root took the knockout punch
from George Gardiner In the twelfth
round at Fort Erie three years ago. ana
was never the real Jack Root again /
That terrible pounding TO the body FIN
lshed him. Gardiner beat them all until
he stacked against Fitzsimmons and then
went TO atoms. The George Gardiner "
to-day Is a physical impossbility as far
as ring work is concerned.
Harry Forbes stopped one OF frankie
Neii's vicious straight lefts 70 the body
in Chicago, and his fighting career was
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
RESULTS OF BALL GAMES
AmerIcan Leanue.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cleveland, i2; Washington, 4.
Detroit 2; Boston, a.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
eoxINe.

"The Cans-Nelson fight will be dec ded
at Eddie Graneys Colma Club about Sep
tember 8.
"Fred Welsh, the English boxer, has
gone to Cincinnati, o., where he Will me t
Hook Keyes, Of Australia, in a private
s0-round bout, for purse of $3.50.
"At the National Athletic Club Eleventh
and Catharlne streets. Philadelphia, to-
night Tommy Murphy, Of Harlem, Will
wind-up with al Grand r, Of Phoenixvilie.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
Eastern Iesous.

Eastern League
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Buffalo. 8; Montreal. 0.
Toronto, s; Rochester 4.
Jersey CITY 4: Providence. 1.
Baltimore, A., Newark. Q
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
I'd. stata Leaeus

Tri- State League,
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES
Lancaster, o; Williamsport o.
Williamsport, 4; Lancaster L
Altoona, g. Harrisburg, 8.
Johnstown. 10; York. A.
York, Q; Johnstown, ..
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
WITH THE SHOOTERS.

"Luthor squiers Of this city was third
high gun in the shoot Of the schuylklr
County Fish and Game Association at
Mahoney City yesterday. Luther broke
179 targets while Neaf Apgar, who W 8
high gun broke 1888.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
ode -. ENns-

Members of the Wilmington Horse Show
Association VIII hold their usual matinee
races tomorrow afternoon. a good card
has been arranged and some spirited races
are promised.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
National Leanus.

RESULTS or YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburg, z; Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago, G; Boston, 2.
New York, 2; Cincinnati, /.
st. Louis, z; Brooklyn, 4.
Evening journal., 1906-07-27
SHELLPOT PARK
HYRUP'S 5 MOVING PICTURES
and ILLUSTRATED SONGS

A full two hours show for one ad-
mission. Change of programme every
Monday and Thursday. Admission, 10c;
children, Sc. Continuous performance
afternoon and evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-03

oooooooooooooo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-26
IMMENSE SALT PONDS.
Water from Great Salt Lake Fur
nishes Material OF a Val
uable Industry.

One Of the remarkable sights
of the Great Salt lake, of Utah,
developed by the progress Of sci
entife industry, is the system of
immense salt-making ponds on
the shore of the lake. At Saltair
the lake water is pumped into a
great settling basin, where the
impurities fall TO the bottom, and.
containing much iron, form a red
dish deposit. From this basin the
water is drawn off into "harvest-
ing ponds" averaging 10000
square yards in area and six
inches in depth.
The ponds are kept supplied
with water, as the evaporation
goes on from May TO September,
when the salt harvest begins. The
water having disappeared, daz
zling layer of salt, two or three
inches thick, is found covering the
bottom of the ponds, and this is
broken up with plows before be.
ing conveyed to the mills, where
the final crushing and winnOwing
are done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-26
Continental school Holidars.

The Russian schoolbOy has thg
best time as regards holidays. fol
the education authorities ALLOW
four weeks in spring. five weeks il
summer. fortnight in autumn
and fortnight N winter. III
most other continental countries
practically all the holidays are
taken in the summer. only a very
few days being granted for tn,
New Year and Faster. In France
the sumner vacation lasts from
Au"ust | to October 1: in Austria
from .laly 10 to September 10: il
Greece from Aneust to Septenl
ber 20; in Norway from july . "a
August p; and. in Turkey from,
the end Of Jane to the middle o.
August
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-26
sPRINo WINES ARE MADE.
Family Brews That Are Prepared
from Various Vegetable
Growths.

Homemade wines will be
turned out busily as long as the
spring lasts. lnandelion wine,
birch wine. coltsfoot wine, ginger
and clover and poppy, and dozen
other wines will be made this
spring by many housewife, after
a recipe handed down in her fanc
lily for generations.
There is an incredible number
Of these wholesome and pure
homemade wines. Every state,
in fact, is renowned for some wine
that is never sold on the market
that can only be obtained in the
cellars Of old-fashioned houses.
Among these famous brews are
ginger wine, green ginger wine
sage wine, turnip wine, marigold
wine, gooseberry wine, cowslip
blackberry. damson, poppy, balm,
parsnip and elder flower wine.
All are heavily consumed in the
spring, ii being thought that thes
purify the blood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-26
pride nom the nnok

The police court at Westmount
Quebec, was the scene of a charm
ing romance. \ pretty young
Swede. was about to be sentenced
70 imprisonment for theft. when
William Brown, youthful Cana.
diam proposed TO her in a loud
voice, and offered. if her sentence
were remitted, TO marry her as
soon as a license and a minister
could be found. The girl left the
building a happy bride instead of
a convicted felon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-26

Here Is an csoluent picture OF
the empire ma few sentences TIE
King has IN Asia more than 300.
100000 subjects: in America. 3.
100000: in Africa. about ia.0CH.
000: IN Australasia. over 50on
GOO, and n Europe. over t2pfe.
GOO. Classifying them broadly by
religions, there are 20S.000. .000
Hindus, 94,00O,O0O Mohammc.
dams. 5S,O00.O00 Christians. T..
100000 Buddhists and 23,OO0,O0O
Of various pagan or non-Christian
religions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-26
Horses Checked

Every horse in the British army
is numbered and has a little rec
ord kept. The number is branded
upon the animals hind feet-tht
thousands on the near hind foot
and the units, tens and hundreds
on the of hind foot. Thus the
horse whose number is, say, 1854
will have an s on his left hind foot
and 354 on the other one. On what
Is called his veterinary Histor,
Sheet everything about the hors,
IS entered from time to time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-26
Babr for Fortr-six Yaars-

The death has just occurred al
Westbury workhouse, Wiltshire
England, Of a 46-year-oId baby
The child was born in Westbury
and at the age of - months its
further development, both ply
sically and mentally, was arrest.
ed. Throughout its life it was at
tired in baby's frock clothes, and
continued to act and play and had
to be fed and taken care of pre-
cisely as an infant.