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B.sbee Lodge No. 7IS

sons Of fuii are and 2. least two thirds being citizens Of the United States, and one or more being rest --1eHt5 Of ihe State Of New York, do hereby make, sign and acknowledEe this certificate or incornorat!on. as follows
 FIRST: The name of the proposed corporation ls Phelps Dodge Mercan- tile CompSE.
 SECOND: The o5iecgs for which this corporation is formed are to d. any Of the things herein set forth 10 the saT3e extent as a natural born person might, and i'll any part or the world, to-wit:
 To transact q general mercantile business, to manufacture. produce buy. seil import, export, lease exchan.e hire, let, invest in. mortgage, trade and deal in and other. wise acquire and dispose of wares na merchandise and property oi every kind in all brapches and in bus faess necessary and incidental there to CT connected tfleTewith
 To t1'se acGnire. hold, own. sell lease mortgage. improve cultivate aa5 otherwise deal in real estate.
 To snanufa ctuTe buy, sell and other wisa Geal win lumber of all kinds.
 To ialse purchase. sell and other wise eeal iE farm and dairy products caitis sHl aI other live stock and rsTeVa'iy to G5L1itc. agricultural bus !aesses
 To take, acau.rc, sTTropriate, pur ch7Ee. seH. ctoic supply and furnisf Tafcr fer iIrirati0s r1anufa curing lnihirg and dcf cstc uscs. to con
 'Tuct and maiaia5n reservoirs, dams dFeae- Hrd a obrr works for ths
 Vsrs'cn, scr sc. b-t.on q ass q vetsr
 TO tosIcv oT tlnau .pcuog, 10 Naiz' and isale pr0mis scfy Gotfs. bits q rsrharse teads. dsieataras aal evi dra.cs Of inlefte,ir CTS of aa klEds o'hct' CT secured 5s- rlo.tglso pledgi ! nr .otherw'ises
 \ To q r la ag,,.. srF iire. he'd and dis rsse os i:si ss af. bcs5s and oths evidences of liitebtedness e any h corporation. dousestic or foreign, aui 10 iszue in eychsuge therefor it stocks, bonds or otart obligations, an, to exercise in respect thereof all ihi gIeafs,. powers ana privileges Of iii sssl..idual owners. including The righ to vote thereon, and 70 aid b an, manner, as permitted by law, an,
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MISCELLANEOUS

11FY that same 10 De correct trar- script thcrefrom and of the whole oI said original.
 WITNESS my hand and the seal ot ofice of the Secretary of State, at the City of Albany, this twentieth day Of December one thousand nine nun Gred and eleven
 tSEAL.) JOSE E. PIDGEDN,
 Second Deputy.
 Secretary of State. Filed in the office of the Territorial Auditor of the Territory of Arizona this 2Tth day of December, A. D., 1911 at 1000 a. m. at request of Filth wood & Ross, whose postofTice ad- dress is Bisbee, Arizona.
 C. 4. MAUK,
 Territorial Auditor
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proved May l0, 1872, the Blsbcc Ex tension Mining company, Q corpora- ,ion, By George W. Long, its Attorney in Fact whose post office address l5 Bisbes, AIfzoua, has made application for . patent for the "New Years Gilt Nc. IT and "Reo' lode mining cE-iins, situate in the Warren Mining District. Cochise County, Territory of .riLoEa, approximately in Township 24 s. R. q: E., unsuryeyed, described as fol loWs
 New Years Cigt No. Begin hing at Cor. No. ]. the 2. r. Cor, whence u. ;. N. A,. No, 294T, Warren Mining District. bears g. 32 deg. l5 min. l.. G-36G feet; thence x, S3 deg, 03 min. w. GdO feet to Cor. No. q thence IN. 8 deg g mil f. iJ0Q feet 10 Cor hc. 5; thence 5. 93 deg. JS min. l.. eco feet to Cor No. 4; thence s. $ deg. % min w. 1900 feet to Cor. No. l, the place oG beginning.
 Reo' Beginning at Cor. No. l, the $. E. Cir, whence q, $. M. M. Nc. 29.T. warren Mining District bears <. 2s deg. s min F. 62505 feet: thence W. C6 deg. 90 min. W. 6i5.T5 { feet to Cor. No. 2; thence N. deg. 20 min. F. 1909 feet to Cor No. 3 thence s. 68 deg. 90 min. F. 615.75 ! feet 10 Cor. No. i thence s. 8 deg. 30 ai..l w. 1860 feeJ to Cor. No. 1, the I place cf beginning.
 The location notices of these claims E are. recorded in the olBce of the Corn- ty Recorder Of slid Corhise County as foIlaws. the New Years Gift No. !l' in Book 30, Records of Mines at ' page. 2I5, and the "lteo ilt Book jI [ Records ,of Mines at page l9o, ! The names of the adjoining claims arc the Copper King and Louisville FIodas, unsurveyed, on the North; the 1 Swaybaqk lode. unsuryeyCd, on the cast: the PamiIIo and Panama No. 2 ilodes, unsurveyed on the South, and the Ajax, Tamarack and Regal iodes, lunsuryeyed, on the West
 FRsNJI II. PARKER
 Register.
 PAT.
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(TERRIToRIAL>
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF NEW YORK,
 EX
EDNARD LAZANskY-

EIiJAs -lfLD l4'tLlAENSfN Secretary Of State ard Custodian O.
 tho Great Seal Thereof
 IT IS HEREBY CEItTuTFD. That Jose E. Pidgeon was. on he day Of the date of the annexed Ccriiaee-e and Attestation, Second Drrgtv Sec- retary Of StGte e the state cr ?,s7- Ycrh, anE J'J- .gtbt ~izcd ry the isss as sai5 Sfstc Q Irake such At tcs12tic1 and CcTtil.Sa'c ana tS res form the duties betoagiug to f1e s~c re 5rT cf St0te n aslu- erc1 s'tar- tatIcn and Ceriia11te 70 He r1alRer as E8id Secretary .of SrFc tha- ta said Certificate cn5 Atiee ati0B are n cEe fsrrl cl3 cxec.tcd ty .tH rToaer oG.ee. that me seal 'af7z il s2ia Cs-lifC1.e aa5 A-testaticu t5 fhe Er1i Of oHca cf the seTe'srg Q. State oT Tho Efa'e ot New 7ork. as, tue s'snatgre ibere:o of the sid See oud De9gfg Seoreiarv 5l State g. a bis oBa rrcppr EaNavrtinz fnd < genuine. sud tFat fuli fe.th aa1 cred it may and CuFht 10 ia gi&en 10 his osicial acis: rrd. iEtkcT. tAaf thI Secretary cf sfate rhe rasfojie7 of the original f,srdlcate T ia sIrcT ation so certified aR3 stieated and Custodian Of the Cfest Sssi of sa.- Stste hereuHto afxei
 IN TESTIMONY WHERE lE', Ttf Great Seal of ths State is EcEe- asl anixed.
 WITNESS ny hand at tEe City q Alhalg, the twenfieta asy of DFceh. z her. in the year oi orr baId one thou sand nine hundred end eleven. ! (sEAE.1 .EDWARD IlazkNsIST.
 Secretary of State ] CERTIFICATE or INCoRPoRATICf
 Of the
 ' PHELPS DODGE MERCAN TILE
 COMPANY
 J We, the undersigned. 5ssrs all per
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ADVERTISERS: -India1a offers un- simitci opportunities for business 70 classified advertisers. A recognized advertising medium is the Daily and Tri-WeeEly Enterprise pub Fishel at NBblesyiiie, and carrying the largest amount oL classified bus iness in that section The Enter. prise covers Hamilton County thor
 oughIy. anu is the medium to use 10 get results. Rates, l-2 cent ger wori: 6 insertions for the price of ]. Nothing taken u2der l0c. Ad- dress THE ENTERPRISE. Nobles- vile. Ind. 53i
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"a eIRLfs Wllo MIDNIGHT RIDE

"a GIRLS WlLO MIDNIGHT RIDE
 IT. yarn people of 9 fearful forest fro ID the Catskiils 2 young sirl roda norsebs ck at midnight and saved many lives. der deed was glorious bp. fives are often sat cd by DT. King $ New Discovery in curing lung trouble, coughs and colds. wnica rll~S have inaed sa consumption or pnsumonia
 Tn ei.feG me oE a dreaAul cough ard i1t.g ois5ake. Writes.SNs R Patterson. Wrlifaufon, grs.as. after four ID oar fsmiiy had died with consumptiou' ana ssifed s7 pounds Nothing go ,rre and sage for ah siIroat and lnns ysoabsss. Price s0e aad %i.ve- frls! flstties tree Guaranteed ey ail dr1s- ..isfe 95S
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Legal Advertisements
TFRRITORY or ARIzoNA

Ofiice of the Territorial Auditor. TINITED STATES OF AIFRICA. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. ss
 !. C. A. MATES, Territorial Auditor Of Arizona. do hereby certify that fbs annexed is aStfae and complete tran script of the
 ARTICLES OF ACCOMMODATIONS PHELPS DODGE sIERCANTILE
 COMPANY which were filed In this ortsce on the twenty-seysnth day Of December. 4.
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NOT5es or REPLICATION Fca UNITED STATES PATENT.
 RECEIPT sNO 7e6-SS2

Mineral Survey No. g,e4t-
 Serial No. eis2Tg,
 United States LaEd Office. PaoeEix, Arizopa. Dec. q. 1911.
 Nouee is hereby given that n puEf suance of the Act of Congress aa-
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Eastern Markets
 Yesterday
lBy L. J. oNerlockl

BOSTON, Jan. e.-Ths action of both markets was very encouraging today In the local market Hancock rallied to 3i l-4 and closed at ths top Mohawk advanced to 5S with no stock offered. Ray Consolidated and Live Oak were stroGg and sc- tive The producers report. which comes out next week, should be very hulIish on all coppers, as it should show considerable decrease in the surplus. Look for continued activ ty and higher prices.
 PAINE. WEBBER and co.
 Curhs quiet and practically un- changed Total sales New York 50O,. zoo
 CLOSING QUOTATIONS, Jan.
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IN TAg JUSTICE COURT.
Precinct No. Two, County of cochise,
 Territory Of Arizona.

Sam NJ Milutonovich, Steve sugich and Eva V. 8Iedigovich, Co-Partners trading and doing business under the firm name and style Of PALACE GROCERY COMPANY, Plaintiff.
 vs.
 T. J, Compton arN Mrs. Compton, his wife, Defendants.
 sUM4fONS
 Aetion brought in the Justice Court Of Precinct No Two tn and for the County of Goehise in the Territory of Arizona
 h the name ot the Territory Of Ari- zona.
 To T. J. Compton and Mrs. Compton, his wife,, Defendants Greet iugs:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quiTed to appear in an action brought against you by the above parled nlaintir in the Justice Court Of Pre- ciart No. Two in and for the County of Cochise in the Territory Of Arizona, and answer to the Complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Bishce, in 9aid County within. hvc days eNclusiye Of the day Of service. after the servire upon you of this Summons, if served within this Precinct, but if served without this Precinct, but within the County, ten days; if served out Of the County, fifteen days; in all other eases, twenty days.
 or judgment by default will be rem deTcd against you.
 Given under ny hand at Bisbee, Ark, this thirteenth day Of Novem- Der, A. D. 1911.
 T. D. BURDICK.
 Justice os Peace Of said Precinct. IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
 SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COCHISE.
 Laura J. E. Lloyd, Plaintiff, 1 W. D. Kinsey, E. !. Flanisln 1 and Diamond Coal Company, i d Corporation, Defendants. ! Action brought in inc Districl ! Court of the Second JudiciGl D.strle' oF the Territory of Arizona, in and | for the County O. Cochise, and the ] complaint filed in the said County O. | Cochise. in the office Of the clerk oi { said District Court ! The Territory. of Arizona sends | greeting Co DIAMOND COAL COaI i FANY, a cooperation, ". D. Kinsey and E. ! FIanigaa You are hereby required 70 appe5i in an action brought sgainst you by ' inc above named ulaln5jH iiI the D's trict Court of tho Second Juticia pistric og the Territory of Arizona in and for the County O. CocEise, ana l e answer the coGsPiaint aicd thereit ' within twenty days (eNc.Isive 5t t1' ' day og service} after ths service or ! you of jlds summons (if served Sitfi; { the county; other@'ise withiR ta-7ti Gays}. or judgment by dsfault Hli be taken agains. yOu according 10 th' gfayea of said complaint
 GIVEN under my llsa4 s.,id the sea Of the District Court of tho Secon' Isdicial District of the TeIgitory C. Arizona, In and for the County q ' Cocbsse, this 22nd day of Decsmbe in the year Of our Lord one ih91iss nine hundred and eleven
 (sEAI..) !. II. GARDSei.
 Clers | By " A. HAYWOOD, IT.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT co CHISE COUNTY, TERRI
 TORY OF ARIZONA.
THE Matter of the Estate 0f "

IN THE Matter of the Estate Of Nil-
 liam Ileattie. deceased.
 ORDER to Show Cause, why Order Of Sale of Real Estate should not DC made.
 It appearing to this court, by the petition Of Edith VI. Kenney, admin istratr< of tho estste ol William Reaitie, deceased, presented and tied the I6th day os December, asiL that il is necessary to sell ths whole or some portion of the real estate Of deceGent. to pay the debts oI eecs- dents, and the Gebts, e&psnse ana charges cf the estate of said dece- dent, -
 It is therefore ordered by tl.s court that all persons intet ezted n tha estate oi sad William Beattie' dsceased, apEesr helore the said Pro 0sf1 Ccurr os COchise County. IeTr- torv of A~lzous, cA tas l6ta day oi lanunry. st ore o'clock pm Of Saia eav ifefre a 6lte not less than f1ag ncr more than ten weeks from the tine Of making this order}, at the court room Of said court at the court house Of said County, in the City oi Tombstone Cechise Coar-y, Terri lcry of Arizona, 70 show cause why an order should not De gra ntod 70 said adnlnistratrix to sell s9 EfGch at the said feai ea.ate a. stali na necsssary. aud that copy es Ais arder be pubiished for fOnE success sive Wsel.s, before tisE eate cI sad hearing. in the Bisbee Daily Review, a newspaper printed and published h said Cochise County.
 Dated December le, 1sIl
 FRANK w. GOODBODY,
 Judge Of said Probate Court.
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Advertise in the Review.
FILES CURED IN . TO f4 DAYS

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of I1Aing. Blind, Bleeding or Pro;rudiRg Piles in 6 to II days. soc
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D, 1911, at ten o'clock a m., as pre- yided by law
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have bcreunto set my hand and affixed my ofhcial seal. Done at the City of Phoe nix, the Capital, this 2Sth. day Of December, \. D., 1911.
 tSignedJ c. 4. MAUK,
 Territorial Auditor
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WANTER-Furnlshed housekeedng roolts. Box 205 z7S
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FOR SALE FURNITURE. ETC

HARRIS BLOCK FURNITURE
 Co. New and second hand fur niture bought and scld Fine stock val papef Brewery ave nue Phone 25T. 563.
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WANTED Clean cotton rags. ..;e
 view office. S72S
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NOTICE or. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE 3TocKROLpERS CT THE cADE.sA DE cO5RE MINING
 COMPANY or ARIZONA

NOTICE is hereby gtven that tna regular annual meeting of the Cadenl de Cubra Mining Company will be held in the Fair Hall in the City ot ,pue. County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, on Friday, January 5th lg12, at 7:36 p m., for the purpose ot electing officers and directors for the ensuing year; and the tran saetion ot such other business as many proper Iy come before said meeting
 I2y order Of inc board of directors. and in conformity with the bylaws q said company.
 c. 4. MCDONALD,
 Secretary Dated al Bisbee, Arizoua, this lvt5 5ay of December 1911.
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The Courie--News covers North Dakota like a blanket; reaching all parts of tha state the day of pubH- cation it is the paper 70 use in order to get results; rates one cent Ier word first insertion one-half cent per word succeeding insertion; fifty cents per Inc per month. Ad- dress The Courior-News, Fargo, x. ?.
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North Dakota oilers unlimited oIl- portunities fos business 10 classt ted advertisers. The recognized advertising mediu.h is the Fargo Daily and Sunday courierRews, the only seyen-das paper in the tAe largest amount oI classified ad- sIate and the paper which carrieR YerLIsiag
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HELP WAMTEO-MALE

LOST Bunch Of keys, near post of ice. Return to Review office for reward 26t
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~ ] AAal4 .fA.sAi AN-A A+ NA4'@ A--''N@r-
 liam neattie. deceased.
 ORDER to Show Cause, why Order cf Sale of Real Estate should not pc
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STATE OF NEW YORK, Office O. Secretary of State, ss.
 I have compared the preceding witA ke original Certiiica,e Of InccrpoEa- liou oi PHELPS DODGE AERGAN TILE COMPANY hIed and recorded ir this office on the 12th. day of De cember 1911, and do HEREBY GEL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-22

have at least one child.
1T would only be question of
some of our bachelors cutting
down their personal expenditures
for cigars, ties, and silk hose in
order to set aside enough to sup
port and give child home"
concluded the speaker,
DIR. Wynekoop's scoring of the
society women aroused animated
discussion among the delegates.
Many of them asserted that the
action of the Chicago Woman's
club in adopting a resolution
against the publishing of working
girls pictures in newspapers was
ridiculous.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-22

RIPS SOCIETY WOMEN UP
THE BACK
St. Louis, Mo-, March 22.-Dr.
Lindsey Wynekoop of Chicago,
mother of four children, delivered
a scathing criticism of society
women before the National
Mothers congress today. In her
remarks Mrs. Wynekoop indi-
Gated she had no respect for the
women hypocrites who try to ''re-
form" people who need it far less
than they do themselves.
Race suicide is being widely
practiced today by our women,
especially the so-called better
class of near-society women" de-
clared the doctor.
"Fhis is not to be deplored in
the least, because reproduction
of their like would in no way
benefit the race. There are too
many OF them already.
She created CONSERVATION
among the more bashful dele
gates when she declared that
man or woman, married or sin
gle, should have a child to care
for if his or her salary exceeds
$50 a week. Strained silence
greeted this declaration, but Mrs.
Wynekoop caused sigh of re-
lief to run through the audience
when she added:
Bachelors or maids with such
incomes should adopt a-child, and
as their income increases, adopt
more. Married couples with an
income of SIS per week should
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one will be forced for the crime of
negligence which sent l07 to
death to support for the remain
der of their lives the dependents
of the dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
NO BIG FUNDS!

Governor Wilson does well 10 de.
mand economy on the part of his cam
paign managers and to dispel the i'm
preston that huge fund is sought. II
is time that all political parties adopted
the same policy. TO be sure, no such
funds can be expended this year as
parties used to have at their command
in national elections. Publicity laws,
the prohibition Of corporation contrl-
buttons and the generally more critical
attitude of the public with regard TO
the sources of campaign supplies have
put a stop To some old abuses, but
still the outlay for political purposes
is usually larger than It need To
be. The scale and the nature Of eX-
penditures were established I'm times
when party treasures were full. and
many Of the OUTLAWS only seem to be
necessary because they have long been
customary. A fearless, buSinesslike
campaign manager who would cut off
many forms Of political graft could
VI ibS CABtuStS OONn W a. lONtl DfloI''
There is all the more reason for praC-
Using economy because the country
has just gone through primary cam
paign Of lavish sort in which money
was spent on larger scale in certain
localities than is common during a ma
tional election, The public IS dis
gusted with the profigate Use Of
money for political purposes Any party
which keeps its expenditures down
in this campaign will gain in public
favor. 1t is useless to suggest TO the
PrOgressives that they abandon the
lavish squandering that made the
primaries in which they participated a
national scandal But their example
will afford no excuse for others. II
the older parties practise economy the
extravagant use of funds collected by
George w. Perkins and his associates
will bring its own punishment.
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TAKE COURAGE.

Why should Governor Wilson have
been so obviously disturbed when the
honest if indiscreet Mr.. Hinrichs an
nOunced their bond of brotherhood as a
common belief in free trade? 1t is true
that Mr.. Wilson could not find time to
admit his devotion to free trade in his
speech of acceptance. But he has since
explained that his neglect of the Demo
cratic platform did not mean that he
disagreed with IT, He implied by his
statement indeed, that he did agree
with it.
Now, one Of the fundamental doc
trines of the Democratic party as
stated in that platform is taxation for
revenue only Congress, we are told.
has no constitutional power 10 levy
duties for any other purpose. And OBJ
viously in that case it must hasten to
abolish every duty which is levied with
any protective aim. That IS, for all
practical purposes, free trade. Eng
land is called free trade country, but
lcNltS QulleS on ilIppItS lOl lev tiuV
purposes, and we should have to do the
same, however strictly we followed
free trade theory, until we were pre-
pared to put the whole cost Of govern
ment on the people IN the form Of do
nestle excise and direct taxes. which
nobody seriously proposes.
Why, then, should Mr. Wilson balk
at being called a free trader? It is true
that some years ago Professor Wilson,
Of Princeton, dismissed as foolish the
Democratic idea that protective duties
were unconstitutional. But that need
not trouble him. II is well known that
Professor Wilson, in the opinion Of the
Governor Of New Jersey, taught a great
deal Of "bosh" at Princeton. Let that
go along with his follies concerning the
initiative, the referendum and the re-
call. The Governor should remember
the impressive closing OF his letter of
acceptance, II thank God, and will take
courage" and have the courage to face
his platform and stand with those who
really believe in it.
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WARNS CARELESS MOTHERS
Keep Promises to Your Children,
Writes a Kansas Woman.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: have seen so many mothers
break their promises 20 small children
thinking, j suppose, that Il made no dir-
ference, that should like to say that IL
does. Mothers, don't break promises
made 10 your children, especially your
small ones. You must heep your word
n you wish your child's confidence.
recall one incident where certain
little tot had long coveted a certain toy
I'm one OF the downtown stores. and her
mother at last promised her that IL she
would perform certain trivial household
task for so many days she would bring
the toy home the next time she went 10
that store The little one performed her
task faithfully. but when her mother
went 10 town she forgot or neglected 10
get the toy. The little ones faith was
outraged Her straightforward little soul
was greatly shocked. for she felt that her
mother had lied TO her.
Mothers. you must remember the little
ones are not old enough 10 discriminate
between intentional or unlntentional false
hoods. and consequently whatever IL not
necessarily be- lie There are mothers
that would hardly tell a lie to save their
own lives. but will not hesitate 10 put OFT
n child dozen times day with care
less Il don't know" when all the time
they are perfectly aware that they do
know, and could enllghten the girl or boy
on every question asked II they would
only take the time 10 do so. But they
are busy at tho time, and It IS easier TO
say II don't know" than to be inter
rupted by what they consider foolish
questions.
Especially IL Il true regarding ques-
tions OF the so-called secrets OF life.
Mothers be the first 10 reveal 10 your
boy or girl these secrets OF life, and do not
let some foul mouthed companion or play
mate get the start Of you. Don't shirk
your parental duties. Give them the right
start. Put into their lives all that Is best
I'm your own. Plant love deep in their
hearts. and show your children that you
do love them. Don't just let them take II
for granted-let them know II by caress-
ing them. playing and sympathzing with
them. Children need love just as much
az flowers need sunshine IL they are 10
grow and thrive and bring out the best
there IS in them.
Don't allow horrible stories TO be told
TO your children. Fill the childs mind
with beautiful stories so that II will
have beautiful thoughts. which in later
years Will blossom IN noble deeds. On
the other hand II you allow the horrible
stories TO be told to your child they Will
crowd into his head host OF hideous
monsters that will make of him a coward.
! am sure no mother wishes to have her
child a coward.
WILLETTA G. BLACK
Baxter Springs. Kan, August T. 1912