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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
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Krtapn.

Set Ter no 1tlt, Tom ON Set blipcr
Mmerifa umnligt at afberqe cr
&rig meo Merico. Mo SEN obligotc
Notenopefslings Sci ipnes mon if
fe at funne fomme bioere frem, og
9ternningen er / 1tore 9ele al Meri-
co / bpi @rao gunltig for en- &rie
meo Nnboen moo Mor6. Sen meri-
canIfe Regiering, lpm / 9iebliffet
1tooer beb Roret, biier fig life 1tprft
begejltre for Srebens @e6ligeboI-
belle, og en- Mpng6e 6nglige 6moo=
fneooelel1er guor u6 poo, at man /
Birfeligbe6en logger an poo at IT.
ritere Be Sorene6e 5toter, orille,
baane og tiliiblt Ioffe 6em inb /
&rigen. Ser er. ganife iiiffffert ct
ffnrft Mmerifanerbn6 @po for Mio
Bran0e, og me0 bette mac MON
regne, noar man betragter Sen pie
btiffeliige Sitnation / Merico, lige-
fom man og1ao gj6r bel / at buife,
at Be more poIitiife 6tri0igbeoer
Deri 2anbet bill 1tilne of ON en-
4rig 1fll6e n6brD6e:: &illa og onore
oprerife Sriifnremenb bill, 11oor See
er Sure for Merico, ntbipli omt for
enc Zig me6 &ep11bIifens Seer, ON
Der lna iiober ii Mpn6 at Gorron=
gas &aliber / &egjeringen.
s Be Sorene6e 5toter finbes Scr
officelt - ingen 2p1t til at gon
/ &rig. S @aibington be6 man
1aare bel, bbu6 en- &rig me6 Merico
oil fo1te = be6, at SEN bill bore
aangparig og forferbelig, Di1 foite
M1erne1felip og &enge, og mon beo
.1igelebeS - omen6 ma trpffer 1ig
,beo at i1brgmme set - at Mmerifa
n1beIes iffe er porat til at 1luos:
Rationalmilit1en bur ingen M5aifinr
fano11er, @9ren fun faa; Der labnes
'GslDbema1finer, 2a1 tautomobiler
ammunition, l1niformer = og So
bnlleriet moo / o6ffillige Silfeloa
begibe fig til @renien noen SeIte.
Mean bar en- Scr - ia, &ipling
IagDe set i uMmericm Notes" foc
monge 9lur ii6en: uSbe Mmericans
bope iucb "a cute little .armp -
ONLY, tbep Don't fnotp mbot to 30
tpitb IT," - Sntet timber 6o, at
mon bol6er igien 1aa lpnge iom
muligt.
500 er set operbeien6e / Sc on=
{bmsbepiD]te &re6ie, at man boo
Der, &rig Tan nn6gaaS.
s Solicit pnffer mon &rig. Ser,
TOM Ie1er fine 8la6e meo 0pmnrfs
jombeo, og SEN, iom lptter til Cont
faIer oq Observation-Disclosures poo
@aber og @tre0er, fan fomme fun
fiji oct @e1nltat, at &rigen fr9pes.
M1on fnDtter Meberne og notoler
fig barmfl1lot moo Merico, man
taller ON, at S1aget er baonet> at
Mnerifns ge6tionalare er plettet pg
Deruaber Zig paa vManoen fro
$685.. Sober en- Man6 at tale mpb
s@ariq, at fraraabe &rig, at paopege
bens Toroarbe1ige Sglger> 1etteS
bnn / Jeng1eI 1om Sorreoer..
Nan en- Weaa6e fan set pei 1ige5,
at Ser foregoar en- @frio mellen1
81 egjeringe11 og ben offentl1ge Ntc=
nina. geirer set 5pnspnnft, 1on1
u6ttrpfffes al rtbe man IN the 1treet"
bill arigen bore nnrtogoaellg' o9
ct on1parslg1t 5lertal bar oo Poonp
unoertrega 8aai fu1oen ON Nfas1e=
oemofrntiets bel1ige @erettlgel1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
&rjaRr / u. 8.
st Sberilag Dber npbpemoiqc
Tighter.

Isl lg1er og bprer loa meget ON
ale be ber1ige naturIfjpnne 6te6er
I bort ltore 2an6, og Sc al % ion?
bar Dgret 1i6t omfring / l1ncle
cams &ige> mao 10 in0rpmme> al
FER birfelig er noget at ie.
Smi6lerti6 Ell / @eglen set oller=
bigtigite .u6ela6t / 6isle @eretnin-
ger, BET nemlig> bbo0 Set fo1ter?
9dte, / Screening meb Sen 3d.
gage man moa treffe me6 Jig, 6u11=
ner, ON jeg 1oa mao iigc> 92ejiens
Fro1n, men en- Erp1u, man fife far
fomme ITO ODER, ej beller 116enom.
.5elb Be faa at %, Ser bor nof al
ben loofalote olmegtige Dollor.
mao 10 BOG bellt bloc bpor mango
al 6is1e @er6imoulere ban eller
bnn ifol tage me0 Jig / Torm al
~Gu1b" eller u&re6itiper".
Set bilbe berfor bore per6 at
bpre li6t ON bba0 set fol tier at ie
Mmerifu.
1. Sill Dellomltone Nurf meo
"itop ODER" / 5alt 9nfe Gitp, ltah,
og Colorado Springs og Maniton.
Colorado - fprite &las1e me6 ST.
rer> ale l1bgifter inobefotte0e,
$155.00. Dibi6eret me0 Is Sage
giber os 5000 pr. Sag.
2. Glacier g5otional &arf Euren
bill belpbe fig til omtrent set iomme.
6prl tie &lus1 lie.
8. Gn 2 Moone6ers Sur til go=
.lifornia og Mlo1fa> in6befntten0c
San 9iego> Sos Mngeles, Enla6eno,
Sontu Barbara 9el Monte, 5a&l
Trancisco> Seattle. Mlo1fa in0en=
ifjprs 0amp1fibstltr; &etur iii &C.
attle &ortlon6, Oelloml tone Harf,
5alt Safe City, Colorado Springs.
Maniton, Denper og Chicago, meo
5i6eture til Santa Sc, Seem Meri=
co, @ran6 Ganpon, Mri5ona og go
lemite @alleD> California.
@i1 foite $4,000 pou lite &lasie
eller min6re ems $500 pr.
Sag.
4. gn "a Cages Sur 1l6elooen6e
Maifa, Oellomitone og Oolemite bill
folte $4,000 paa lite &lasie eller
omtrent $3.50 pr. Sag.
Gomme Sur. Is Cages Si6 =
$175.OO pua lite &lus1e eller $3.50
pr. Dug.
6. gn to Tigers Sur til Gorta
Sc, Seem Meerico, me6 Gi6et11r til
Colorado Springs, Moniton pg
0enber, inbbefattenbe en- 5 Cages
me0 SGrer til uGliff 9mel=
lings" og Sn6ianerbperne / Seem
Werico bill folte $50 pnu f9rl tie
@lasie eller $3.50 pr. Sag.
Z. Gn to Tigers Sur til COLORADO
olene bil fomme pua ca. $500 el=
Ter $40 pr. Sag paa fprite &las>
ie.
&jereture og 5porbognst1re / @p
og Smegn ct me6regnebe / open=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
Gapptak Still.
st @tDffe Boeii / Broia.

Sen eneIte 2ap, iom 11ogen Gin
De CT bleben 5tu6ent be6 &ri1tionio
l1niDeriitet> Matti Mifio, ifriper +!
BET norlfe ~Gioens Gegn" EN- M1.=
meloelle al EN- norif Muiifer, 0ls
|Sliens &ompoiition, uSsSuoiqis"
CSo6ling").
Mifio> Ser bleb uiot iii Boqen"
! bof1en Ml6er> bar tilegnet fig ct
9%erreopmme ODER Set nor fe 5prog,
1pm 1elpe Smut Sami11n muu mis-
un0e bam, pg naar hi gjengiber err
Sci al bans Mrtifel n0en fprbon=
1tenoe ~&etteli er", er set 81. q. for
at befrefte ben grforing, mon til
bar gjort: Mt Sc, Ser iom Syremme-
Be bar tilegnet fig ct oroet SANDS
5prog, beberifer Set un0erti6en be6:
re ems 2an6ets egne mel It frennro-
gen0e 9tili1ter.
Mifio ifriber:
~Ole Slien bor epnet at lDtte til
ben fprite 611ben6e Gonetrunq / Sen
primitipe MenneifeDel og fre1le Ben
lpffelig ober / Ben mooerne &eroer
lom ful0baaren Mhu1tf, me0 Sc emf
lelte Mi61er, og 116en at goo 6ens
noibe pu0iige 0prin6eligbe6 for
11pr. Wfig per onlig bar Set 10 lelp=
fplgelig en- nifrpmtet @lp0e at bprc
oenne W}aricb. Seq bprte igjen alt
BET, jeg trpe6e jeg bob6e CLIENT, og
loa mere, en6 jeg bob6e Jet / min
gurn6om.
Set er epige Gi6er ii6en bono
lopiens" tog til at nprne og io6lc.
M%loeroenS Man0er og 2nng]er og
@lpoer og mprflo6ne 5orger bar
1ioen bine Ii6er luet 1om Sl6t1nger
op al Srgclpiberne og flogret ]om
blnn Goner n0 of Sons Jlpiter It
btmmellf og jor6iif ifjpnne og nob,I=
lp1t intlme 2inier beltet 116 al ielpe
Mfennel febarme11. M111if CT set 6p=
rcltc Wennei fet eier, Sen er 2e0e=
.itjernen og Sen go6e Jorioner, 6et
on6es bpie og rene Mo6lton6er,
faor 5langen til at glemme Gil
tens &il6ren / @anen og Gqn6en.
Sen er altio en- li6en @bigbe6 for
uo for fin Si6 og er / @ton6 til
at gipe % ct @limt al BET, hi i6oq
enonu fun amer 1om en- uen6elia
fjern Wtorgenr60e. Sa> Sen rpffer
bpiere op til @imlen e10 olle bore
Spnner og er meb tit 2Ds nermere
eno 6onftbuns= Ormen. Sen
1lnmrer / Se6en og Molme11, og
noor 0u, bbis 5jel Sen fjen0er,
rprer pao Strengene og fal6er poa
ben, er ben re6e til at 1pore Sen
tiger op al Sc &il6er, 1om er til
fra Gplgbe0en al og n6en Mflo6
bar bolot Sone11 be6lige / 9golsbar=
perne. Sen er Sin b1tn6ne @ipIs
frigjorte 8ille6e, / 6en 1peiler 6u
bet nabnlple / Big. Sen er alt, bba6
ri bur0e babe beret, % bba6 ri gn=
lfeoe at bore. Sen gjemmer / fig
Menneifebe6ens Sremti6.
80. Seq 1i66er Der og 1er poo
bette No6eblu6. Set rnmn1er min
fprit tie &er6en og mere = mere, for
81 bet life ct en- fonogrofiif Glen
al 6en So6ling, 1om en0rl1
pau alle fire, men bnr gjen=
nemgauet BEN bemmeligbeosfulCc
Froces> lom ct al Stunts in6erite
Selen: &11nitnerens mpitiife Gi1en=
nelie og @jenifobelie of 6toffet.
Ole Sliens uSSuoigos" mo11er fren1
ct Jorflurelien 5fjer ober Set lap
piife Solfs 0unfle 2pnne og set bi5e
Nerlpeftip omfring &enbjor6erncs
og Samiliernes @anbringer ODER Sc.
poe en0elpie Sjel0pi66er> Morge1l=
3lG0en om Son1meren oe6 gnare=
oet siol6er1be gffo II
9%un0eglam, 6isie @il6morfens &g-
|ter, iom gj9r Set laa bjem1ig for
He11loppen = og iaa en- <s poo
en- Marfe6spla6s og paa 8rpllnp-
per- iom ti6t bele &irfe1te0ets Me-
6eltager /"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
Kirkr ng Hulttik.
Sbar til Baitor q. 8objerg / Muleb=
ming at Mrboe &asmnslem-
: Sagen.

Sagen.
(5f1pnt Ri baboe @run6 til at
betrogte Mrboe &asmusIen=5aqen
1om nooebatteret for 0ette 8la6s
B~eolommenoe, bar hi bog iffe nerd
at fnnne negte Sorltanoer NorDene
.tofts neoenitaaen0e Snolpg 9labs
/ bore 5pulter.
&e6.)
Eoltor gobjerg bebu6eoe / fin SIR
tifel ont Mrboe &osmuslen=5oqe
bert Blooet for s. Sunni 1916.
at en- Sortlettel1e al Mrtiflen bil6e
fplge nelt Summer. Seq bor Ser
for bentet mes nit @bur; men 90
Sortlpttelien al 8.s Mrtifel en6nu
fife er fommen> bil jeg gjerne fnpt=
te nogle 8emerfninger til ~@bar
til Npr6entoft" ollerebe MI.
Sab mig 1trofs nepne, at jeg mo-
tnrligbis bar altfor megen Mgtelie
for en- Wan6 1om Ho1tor @objerg
til at fro, at Fan bebibit bar trent
lat bil6le0enbe l16tolel1er / ul1ge=
blo0et"; men jeg mener, at ban bar
ct tejlogtigt 5Dn pao Ben Mrboe=
&osmnslenife Gag og u6 fra 6ettc
fejlagtige Spn life fan on6et ems
1fribe bilble6en6e.
Noltor @objerg ifriper 81. a.. /
i'm ii6lte Mrtifel: ~Noitor Noroen=
toft CT fell un6errettet me0 @enip1
til ct S%ope0punft / 5ogen, og Ser
for CT Set bel, fan mener, at jeq
bar l(ret. Son ifriber nernlig, at
8i1fop &egener npgte0e at gipe Mr=
boe Nasmus len &ollnts (5fripelle
meo Mnerfjen0elle AT bam iom &rnit
| Set Spgn, bon bar foloet til.)
Set ct fife rigtigt. Og 2obprisnin=
gen of @ilpens uforfer6etbeo fo!=
Ser 6erme6 bort"
Sertil fan jeg fun 1pore: go, Set
er gonife rigtigt, bpoo jog bor fire.
bet.
9o gool1e 6ognefolo poo Sal
lter bleo le0igt / Sorooret 1918,
lpgtc Eoltor Mrboe 81. bette Gmbe-
Be, men 6%operen6e &11ltusminiiter
Mppel 1e10te fife bans Mnlpgnin9
til Menigbeosrao0et i &oolie -
antogelig rb fra Sen &etrogtning,
at en- Sorflpttelie bilOe bore ell
@oOfjen0el1e of Fo1tor 81. N.s for
orgelige l16tolelier ON enfelte 2e0
| BEN frijtne Srosbefjenbel1e e. 90
Menigbe0sran6et imiblerti6 11otrpf=
felig forlangte at foo 81. N.s Mn.
ipgning tillenbt, bleb Sen e tier enbt.
lige f6r Mppe1 gift at og oflp1tes Of
Ben rabifole &ejler=geiel1e EN-. Mprfe=
Zig nof 1pgte Miniiteriet life Mooo
boS 8iifop 8egener poo bette Si0s,
punft. &elultotet blep> at Menig=
be0sroo0et in61tille6e 81. ST. ionl
Scr. 1.
0en 1pe &11luSminilter, &ejier=
geielienl 1om bisielig gjennemgoo=
en6e life blep mpbt me0 Silli0 /
flrfelige &re01e, og / bbis Minij ter
blrf1ombe6 1enere FEN man 1urDelig
bor merfet tibet til 6en ni0fipre
Erplt men meget mere til Nplitife=
rem, erflere0e> at ban pil0e i116ltillc
81. st. til fongelig l16npnnelie font
Freit for @ool1e (6er ieprigt ligger
I &e11er=yt1el1e11s Halgfreos), if1pnt
Biifopperne Horlien, Sltenfelb og
Wegener be1temt u6tolte fig impo
u. SIS Sorf1pttel1e, 6o l1n0eripgel=
len al bons 29repirf1ombe6 fn,,
bar ~ltillet / 8ero", men life al:
gjort.
Sberfor &~rtltnsmini1ter Setter
erflere0e 8ilfop @egencr
bel temt, at bon bberfen fu110e eller
bib gibe 81. 81. &olluts. Dette Mp<
Be mellem &ultusminilter og 8iifop
ooffe / fin Gi6 megen Sp1igt og
bleb 1tprft omtolt / Hres1en. 0e
robifole Mbi1er tolte ollere6e ON at
fau 8i1pen unfluqet, 90 meqet BE-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

: efrio efter 8rpseusnaner at bette
Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

Entered at h Post Office at St. Paul
Nm, as second class matchmaker.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
Mining and Financial News
BY kEvIEw LEASED WIRE

from r. decline to a rise of 2l2.
 At first the bears had the advantage in wheat
 German assertions that a peace con ference would assemble about Janu ary 15 and that hostilities would cease within 90 days put the market on the downgrade but it was not until sub startial declines had been registered that buyers began to take hold more o-- n h~inp about rally.
 Cor,rlaints of a scarcity of railway COTS at rural stations had bullish i-Aunnce on corn.
 Cots tent within rAlativnlv narrow li-rits. The comparative steadiness of tha -~prtet was due to covering bv s'o-'s whenever nricns tended n fall
 Provisions like wheat fiuctuatnd in valne mainly owing to assumed chang es in the peace outlook Trade was "-'. nra tho -,nr'-nt ansi1v affected
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-The ebb and flow of peace Iumors constituted the most vital factor of today's market. advances and declines at times occur ring in bewildering fashion. There were occasional reminders of the t'Ir- bulent movements that created such serious unseftlement and attrition dur ing the previous week, Industrial Al cohol recording an extreme decline of almost TO points. with pronounced pressure verging upon weakness in motors. metals and shipping shares.
 nealinos lacked breadth and fell away to the comparatively small total of l.25O 900 shares. More than half of the trading took place in the fore noon. industrials copners and second arv rails being the most conspicuous features.
 Favorable auguries were found in the No+tor hont statament and tho contin- raree of cosy 'nonev rntns navn-tHe- less. resuonsihle financial interests dSdiu COuuselttu CdutlOh anu SpeCidi stocks experienced further leveling in bank loans. Public interest was regligible. except in railroads. for which the recent inquiry was we'll sus taiued
 U s. Steel led the entire list, fiuc- tuated with range of two points and closing at a net loss of 11k. CopDers were consistently heavy. a condition attributed to reported price conces- sions by some of the big producers for future deliveries of the metal and by products dropped sympathetically.
 Total sales of bonds. par value. s. 650,000. U. s. Bonds were unchanged on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
TO
 TALK PEACE TODAY
(Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
 of general policy doubtless will re- reive the attention of the war cabinet. over which the prime minister pre- eidos Lords Curzon and Miner also heing members with wide diplomatic 7vno-ienca
 It is recalled that Mir Balfour's res ignation as foreign minister met with severe criticism fro-' the Northcliffe press and Lord Northcliffe himself urged Mir. Llovd-George to follow the nrecadent of I ord Salisbury in direct ing foreign affairs as we'll as assum- ing the premiership. While MT. Bal four's absence Is said to be due to in- aisposition following illness. and there is no suggestion of it's being prolonged beyond three weeks. yet 1t has the effect of leaving the shaping of the larger policies regarding the German note and other foreign issues largely in the hands of the premier.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
Free Xmas Presents
Buy your wife PLAYER PIANO and will buy her $9OOO Electric Washing Machine

Imagine her playing the piano washday while the machine the work Mrs Bright will get her neghbor Mrs Wise will not)
 price the Player Pianos and they be sold easy terms Washer the regular 5000 article dver Ladies Home Journal and Womens Home Companion
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT In the County of Cochise,
 State of Arizona

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Estate of Albert Heffern. deceased Notice is hereby given by the under signed. Administrator of the estate of Albert Heffern. deceased. to the credi' tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publi- cation of this notice to the said Ad- ministrator at the Law Offices of Will Hams & Flanigan, in the Allen Block. Bisbee. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the busi. ness of said estate. in said County of Cochise.
 THEODORE GAUTHIER,
 Administrator of the estate of Albert Heffern. deceased
 Dated Bisbee. Arizona, this day of December. 1916.
 First publication Dec. 19, 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-Varying opin' ions regarding the chances of peace formed the basis of most of the spec ulative trading in wheat today, with increased passimism at the end that Lloyd-George's reply to Germany to- morrow would not point to a speedy stoppage of the war. Quotations clos ed strong 2l to 212 net higher, at 145 for May, 137 to 1s for July. Corn gained IF to 21 and oats 2s at F to 5s. In provisions the outcome ranged
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
CRv L | Ovarlnnkl

BOSTON. Dec. IS. - The copper e.ncts ara graanallv craanino m on a-o-~rn"s anrninos Oscaola ircreas- cd dividend nnsrterlv from . to 6 dol. lars. Ahmeet shOuld add s1 at meet ino tomorrow and Mohawk and North Putte shonld increase dividends with in next fortnight Stocks are scarce and advance very easily Osceola ad- varced B. points and Mohawk 21 points on light transactions today. Buy copper stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
? MORE GUARDS DIE

DEMINQ. N. M. Dec. lS.--Privates Fri Trby. Company (. Second Arkarl- sas Infantry. and Arthur H. MeSloy, Company G. Wyoming Infantry. dieo at the base hospital here today Of measles and pneumonia
 Irby's home was at Dardanelle. Ar kansas. McSloy joined the Wyoming regiment at Cheyenne but his body will be shipped to Los Angeles where his mother resides.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
METAL c MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Lead 7621a. Copper unsettled, electrolytic first. second and third quarters 32 at 33.50 nominal. Bar silver 765s.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19

Mlalnl .-.......-. ........... 4V
 MOnaWR ....--.-....... ?'
 Nipisslng .-................. SHl Nevada ............. 25l4 North Butte ................. 24 Old Dominion .......... G6a4 OsceOla ............... 9i
 Pond Creek ........... 70
 Ray Consolidated ............. 27% shannon ............... 9ls shattuck ..............-..... 27h Superior Boston ....... 5H Quincy .................... 9Olk "nmarack ..... ........ A
 Utah Copper ......... .. 105R TTtah Consolidated ....... 1872 Winona AZ
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
BABY's DIGESTIVE DISTURBANCES.

be q very slow return to a full diet.
Niehinaehrshaden of Czerny is the
condition which sometimes develops in
children who set too much uga as in
sWeetened condensed milk, or too much
cereal. as in some of the proprietary
foods. This disorder is worth Knowing
or, since so many of the city babies are
IN homes where there is no ice box and
no ice. and where in consequence con-
densed milk and baby foods are used
and will continue to be. These babies
are fat and plump. They catch cold
easily. They are very prone to spells
OF dlarrhoea. They are very liable to
lla6by muscles, to be late in walking,
and to teethe very i%rregularly. They
are more subject to scurvy and ricketts,
are reast fed babies or babies
raised on modified milk. They sweat q
lot In hot weather.
Nervous Babies-Nervous babies
are restless after feeding. sensitive to
noises, and do not sleep soundly. In
stead or being fed at four hour inter-
walls, they do better when fed less at
a ume every three hours instead OF
four. Fruit juices. vegetable soups,
and, as soon as is advisable, vegetables
may be given. The training of a
nervous baby as to it's habits, it's tenn
per, It's polse and control are all i'm
portant. Such training should be be-
gun in the first month of life.
inc s~pasmophilic baby is the baby
which Is subject to commissions and. a
iittle later, Group and asthma. Such
babies are very apt to have crumbling,
poor teeth. The best preventive Of
spasmophilia is to breast feed.
n medicinal treatment consists in
the daily use for a long time of chloride
or lime. The condition seems to be due
10 a deficiency of lime salts. TIC cure
1T, lime must be stored in the system
hrough prolonged daily administra-
tlon. Physicians prescribe phosphoric
acld ana cod liver oil in this condition.
ecause these medicines assist in stor-
ing lime in the issues.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
In a finishes Elyslum.

49, 0At Al S.tiiSaSO .SS%S.
Whllc efficiency experts i'll the great
C%e1ters of population have been trying
10 speed up Il civilization already over
sVfougn by the demands of rc;norseless
laDol. II has remained for the unpreten-
tt,ils wonder workers OF rural Illinois to
discover that true efficiency which con-
serves human energy and promotes hu-
ma happiness.
IaAsatherers going up and down the
have recently paid Edwardsviiie a visit
That was not scheduled. They went to
lsaWardsville, after n ~sojourn in Fort Rus
sen anu Fosterburg townships, to dis
cover. the day and date and the time OF
clay: II appears from their feverish re-
ports that in those two blessed townships
Tue e are neither clocks nor calendars nor
any other measures OF lime. Fort Russell
anu foSterburg run on the basis of eter-
Tine driven inhabitants OF cities will be
ulsiosed to accept Fort Russell and Fos-
terlurg as the modern counterparts OF
~! EiSs,n.n or Arcady- In those happy re-
!GRsn Iney are hungry. work while there
ls light and. &c to bed when they are
siee.,y. Anybody who cares to make an
eXsursion from Relleville or Edwardsville.
IoI himself that the people of fort Rus
Sell aud FostcrbuTg are heAlthy, serene
n n !, prosperous Taey suggest the
i na,p,ase his, and; doubtless, they, number
90 credit to the anteaIluvian era.
W..th no system of time m~ensuration
one trasitfot know how old one is and So
one ..oss not worry: but proceeds to live
nasay except those who are time obsessed.
And u is haste and a restricted sense OF
tsf.ss and matter t,at kill.
!. naterpurg and Fort Russell may have
W ssl!cu uFon tic true secret of human
iensty3ty and happiness. all the rest Of
cue = orla being at .aut.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
THE cRlckETERs OF FRANcEr

The Cricketers of Flanders" is the
title OF a new poem much esteemed in
England. 1t is by the author of "Kitch-
ener's Mob"-a brilliant American in
service "Scmewhere in France"
The first to climb the parapet
With Cricket balls in either, hand;
The first to vanish in the smoke
OF God-forsaken No-Man's-Land.
First at the wire and soonest through,
First at those red-mouthed hounds OF hell,
The Maxims, and the first to fall
They do their bit and do 1t well.
Full 60 yards i've seen them throw
With all hat nicely of aim
They learned on British cricket fields.
All. bombing is a Britonts game!
Shell-kole to s~hell-hole. trench to trench.
sLobbing them over" with an eye
AS true as though 1t were a game
Pull down some art-offending thing
or carven stone. n In its stead.
T Tss sp, n,en. th Sso iivins so an 3 the assd.
No figure Of heroic size.
Towering skyward k n god:
But just lad who might hare stepped
From any british bombing squad.
His shrapnel helmet set atilt.
: His bombing waastcoat aagEing low.
His rifle slnng across his back:
5h aSissn al e. so sns s sssxs aSt ls g asrq eli
OF those yHsitd sbatties in the west
Wherein he put old skill to use,
And played old games with sterner xAsk.
Thus should he stand. reminding those
In less-belieyln9 days. p~erchance.
How Britalnss fighting cricketers
Helped b0mbsth0 Germans out of France
other hearts than ours would THRU
s "a sSoassm.n sss ! seIssr I sssPl!rr