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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
= UNCLE WIGGILY AND The GATE SWING.
By HOWARD r.

you carry ne of 20 your de1- slyly
the bunny asked the fox
What IS it,"
Let me have one last swing on the
Bow Wow gate" begged the bunny
We'll. all right" growied the fox.
Erudgingly like. Have one swing.
and it shah be your last" and he
spoke just ike a sign in the moving
pictures.
Uncle Wiggily gave the gate swing
a big. long. hard push with his hind
paw. and then. as the fox stood right
IN the way-which Uncle Wlggiiy. %
course. had seen-riEht into the bad
animal bunked the bunny on the gate
as hard as ever he could Head over
heels in a pepper-souersault the bad
fox was knocked by Uncle WiEEily
on the gate swing. and when the bad
animal picked himself I'd he held his
paw 20 his bumped nose and said:
"Oh. VOW That last swing was too
muchi You fooled me. all right"
Then he had 20 run away and Uncle
WiEEily was safe and so were Jackie
and Peetie, and they had lots OF fun
on the gate swing. And x the bath
room sponge doesn't get all squeezed
mp like the condensed milk so Il can't
play jolly tunes on the hose pine. I'll
tell YOU next about Uncle WiEgily and
Noah's Ark--CopyriEh 1918. by 3Ic-
Clures Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Oakland No0 Guns
Small Liberty Bell
Made From Original

Oakland, Cal. Nay IA tiny bell.
one OF only three in existence. made
from the filing and clips OF the IA
nous Liberty Bell Of 17Ts. rests in a
safe deposit vault in this city today.
The bell was given TO Oakland
through the Loyal Order OF Moose by
H LucSenbsch, wealthy retired ware
house man. living IN Berkeley. The
bell was made by Luckenbach's father
in philadelphia in 1876. when he filled
the break in the big bell to prevent
It's further cracking. BE cast the ac-
cumulated scrapings and Filings into
the three tiny bells. one Of them Is
now in the Girard college at Philadel-
phias the second is at the Liberty Loan
headquarters. while Oakland is the
proud possesscr OF the third.
The bell was used in the drive for
Oaklands quota in the third Liberty
loan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
4 Serial Of Unioersal Appeal
The Other Woman By w s5s ]: @ T;s1s''
l. y.yuu
Louise Plans Party and She and Jack Agree Not to
Tell Mrs Hampton About It.

JACK Eeentercd the room. after bid
ding his mother goodbye with an
amused yet satisfied expression on
his face.
Mother is the sweetest natured
creature" he exclaimed she had
very decided ideas about the length
OF time one should wear deep mourn
tng-yet, after expressing her opin-
ion-she argued no more about it.
sic IS certainly willing 10 let people
have their own way
she has very mid Victorian ideas"
7 remarked she IS a product OF the
age when women swathed themselves
in Grape, and when men wore black
hands On their hats for several years
after a loved one had gone 10 q hap
pier world"
"A happier vorld-' Jack unused
The Inconsistency OF l. all IS that
these mourners do believe in that bet
black as they do Isn't Il strange
yes I acknowledged. Fortunately.
however, those ideas OF the duties OF
the afflicted are becoming obsolete
your mother is, as said, an eIcep-
ton 70 the general rule
Jack smiled she is so sweet with
q all that 7 don't mind her opin-
lolE.H he said she never forces
them upon other people-and as they
are her views, I would not run coun-
q er % them by opposing them op-
euiy-T
recalled these words several
7reel1s later when I planned 10 have
some friends 10 dinner.
I had always been fond OF enter
tanning. but the lack o. space in our
tiny apartment had made this almost
fmpossi bic Our dining room had
been too small 20 accommodate more
than three couples with any degree
q comfort. Now We had big house.
u also had three excellent servants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
REID. CARRIER
GAINS 20 LBS.
Makes tWenty-six mile trip
every day without firing
Feels ike new man.

yes. sir. it's a positive fact. 7 have
gained lWen ty-fiFe pounds in weight
and have been benefited so much that
7 think IL is time for me 20 talk TanlaC
Tor the benefit OF others" This state
1uent was made by J. ". McBath Of
-s2s Popular street, Oklahoma CITY,
Okla. while discussing his case with
a Ia1lac representative a few days
axe ar IcBath has been postman
on p F. D. No. 3 for the past eleven
years and many Of his good friends
are among the people he daily serves
Three years ago. continued Mr.
AcBarh, 4 began 70 weaken from
what was said TO be impoverished
blood and I continued 70 gradually 60
down sly appetite was very poor and
81 hat I would eat seemed 10 give me
no ncurishmenL / lost weight until
] fell Off some thirty pounds and my
whole system got in terrible run
down condition I was weak and
dehiltated generally and so nervous
7 could hardly sleep AZ all I felt
worried and down hearted and was
lu5r about out Of commission in every
way when I decided 10 Try Tanlac-
After reading some testimonials In
che papers given by people I knew / got
me some Tanlac and IN q short time
7 began 10 build up Ny appetite soon
returned Ia full IOrce-L now eat as
hearty q s anybody enjoy all my meals
and feel stronger and better than
nav e since my LrQAl-es ueEd-- u men
say Tanlac was doing me good I
l-epr taking u until now I have used
Ten bottles and feel like q new man.
sleep as sound as a baby every
night make my tWes.tT-stE mile
rounds every day and never feel
tired As said. have gained twenty
i've pounds and am so glad TO regain
luv health that I want 10 tell every
body about Tsnlac."
Tsnlac is sold in Fl Paso by Kelly
q Pollard Co. Inc and Peoples Drug
store. under personal directions OF q
special Tanlac representa- ve--AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Giant Negro Vas Too
Biz To Be a Soldier

Camp Upton, y 2. Nay 15.-Army
surgeons here have rejected George
Bel. giant negro. because he IS too
big 20 be a soldier.
George IS about seven feet II inches
tail C"lucky combination he saysl
and tips the scales az $50 pounds He
had TO be carried on the company rolls
as two men because he couldn't get
along on the rations OF a single SOL
der.
His shoes cost SIS a pair in peace
time, and he pointed ont the reEula
tion equipment OF three pairs would
knock a big hole in the Liberty loan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does It
A Eree Prescription Does It's Worn
oFerniEht, You Can Prepare Il
at Home.

A Free Prescription Does Its Worh
oTerniEhts You Can Prepare Il
at Home.
sew York u Is my OWE discov-
ery and Z takes just one night 10 get
E-c1 mary elou6 results saws Nae
Edna Wilder, when her friends asked
Eer a1out her wonderful complexion
ana the Improved appearance Of her
hands and arms You can DO the sane
mig x you follow my advice, she
SAYS feel 70 nv duty 70 tell every
s-rl and woman what this wonderful
prescription did for ne Jugt thluk
oL j. All this change n a single
night never tire OF telling others
!-sL e1al brought about such re-
variable results Here IS the fdeufi-
CO prescription that removed ever
ueleet rom my face, neck. hands and
arms Until you Try 70 you can form
no idea OF the marvellous change III
VII make 81 just one applicat ton
The prescription which you can pre-
pare st your own home Is as fol-
lows so 20 any grocery and get ten
eel-a worm OF ordinary oatmeal, and
ron any drug store a bottle OF der
IN every package OF derWilio and
apply night and morning. The first
q application viii astouish YOU. II
MAKES the skin appear trans
parent smooth and veIVsty. I.
especially recommend II for frerl-Teu
tsl. sun spots. coarse pores. rough
skin ruddiness. wrinkles, and, ln'
TACT every blemish the face, hands
and arms are heirs 20. II your neck
or chest IS discoiored from ez5os-
ilre. apply ehis combination there and
me OBJECTIONABLE defect viii dfszp-
pear az u By magic. L q absolutely
harmless alG viii not produce or
stimulate a growth % hair No mat
ger how rough and unEainly the
1a1cs and arms. or what abuses they
have had through Hard work ana eT-
rosure 20 sun and wind. this oatmeal
dsrWillo combination win work
wonderful transforms IN u hours
~ The most Thousands Eho haTai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Hug BIZ Prettu Girl
Ends IN Loss of $50

san Francisco. cal, Nay IA long
hug by a pretty girl cost Charles
SHUTTERS. OF this city. $3.50. and the
fact that the young woman was beau
tiful does not console him in the least
SHUTTERS told the police that he was
walking down the street when the
unfair young thing" threw her arms
about his neck, babblinE terms OF en-
dearment with vehemeuce- SHUTTERS
struggled a hale block before he could
break from her embrace Then he
discovered that his wallet was miss
inr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
By Edna Kent Forbes
Tired? Then Tn This:

while the kettle boils, and run a tub
OF hot water for a bath while I eat
and so save time
II you are trying 20 gain weight.
substitute nourishing hot chocolate
smade with all MILK, for the tea.
Then step into a vary warm bath. and
lie back for a few minutes and relax
the warm water viii soothe your
nerves. take the blood from your
head. and viii relax your muscles for
you. while you relax 70 IT Lind. When
you run the water off. run little cool
water into the bottom OF the tub and
pour IN some toilet water, or some
toilet vinegar. and sponge yourself
off with this-it is wonderfully re-
freshinE. While this rinse water is
running into the tub, cover your face,
still warm from the hot alter, with
cold cream
After your bath, once more your
dressing gown. you can massage your
face in one minute and be surprised
how the tired lines smooth out. and
how the dry skin looks fresh and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
HOROSCOPE
THURsDAY, ~ ID, "a.

THURSDAY MAY 10s 1919.
A CCORDING 10 astroIogy. this is
n rather an uncertain day. While
Venus is in bsnsfc aspect Saturn is
n menacing mood
II is a time fairly favorable for
public entertainments o. every sort.
especially those that have a philan-
thropic aim.
Women are under a fortunate lead
ing in all matters pertaining 10 char
ity. war work and social betterment
Saturn gives warning that many
girls and women may suffer through
heart interests, which means that not
only viii they grieve over war cas-
ualties. but that they will be victims
OF misplaced affection. since all the
unseen forces encourage romance.
Saturn's malefic power seems 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

out in the front OF their kennel
" house Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow
were swinging on the gate. Back and
forth they swung. with many a clattef
and bang. but AIRS. Bow Wow did not
mind.
For said she. my little puppy dog
boys must have fun once IN a while.
and as for the gate It is an old one.
1 They can't hurt il. But Be carefulr'
she called 20 Jackie and Peetie. Don't
get your paws pIzched in the gate as
you swing on il.
Nom; we won'tr' promised Jackie
and Peetie.
But sou Just walt and see what
happens
Back and forth on the gate swung
they sang a little song which went
something like this.
Two little puppy DOGS,
Swinging on gate
Didn't have 10 go 10 school,
So they could not be late
cone little puppy dos
Fell and bumped his nose
The other laughed so hard that he
Slipped and studied his toes"
Then Jackie and Petite laughed and
swung all the harder on the gate. not
falling of at all-that was only in
the song. you understand
Well. Jackie and Peetie were having
lots OF fun together and they were
wishing some OF their animal boy
friends would come along 10 play with
them, as there really was no school
that day. when, all OF a sudden, Jackie
saw something shining in the woods.
not far away.
"Oh. there's a shooting star" he
cried.
pooh, Il can't be.- said Petite
time. That's the sun shining on the
tall silk hat or Uncle Wisgily Long
ears. That's what il Is"
And so Il was. and in a little while
along came the bunny rabbit gentle
man himself leaning on his red, white
and blue striped rheumatism crutch
that Nurse Jane had gnawed for him
out OF cornstalz- And his pink nose
was tWinkling Ike peanut pudding ]
ooh. hello. Uncle Wiggily-" cried .
Packie. Come and have some fun with I
u.s.
Come and swing on our GATE
added Petite. Its lots OF sport
Don't you think I'm too old 20
swing on gatesl@ asked the bunny IN /
Gle gentleman. laughing so that his I
pink nose now twinkled Ike a straw
berry shortcake going on picnic.
"Oh. you're not too old; not Bit
said Jackie Come on, have a swing
It's lots OF fuui'
IAN right. I WILL promised oIr. I
Longers. But one OF you viii have (
TO stay on the gate swing with me. +
for I've forgotten how TO do IT, and / {
might fall off"
III swing with you and show you (
how 20 do it, said Peetie. And he 4
did, swinging back and forth with the I
bunny rabbit gentleman. until Uncle
said he thought he could
manage u alone. BY himself.
The Peetie got off. and the bunny
held on with both paws, and gave him
self a push with his foot, and he was
swinging just too lovely for anything.
with Jackie and Peetie watching him.
when, all Of a oneness. out from be-
hind some red currant bushes came
! teasing old fox.
"Ah. hai" cried the fox as he went
light close up 10 Uncle Wiggily. "Un-
ess 7 am very much mistaken. AIr.
-onEears. have you this time"
Yes, it does looks So sadly said
he bunny. But what are you going
10 do with me2'
7 am going TO carry you of 20 my
lem said the fox Come on Get
-eady 70 Eot"
Uncle WiggiIy didn't know what 90
10. II seemed that the fox had him
md yet
win you do me one favor before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
FOR EXCESSIVE
ACID
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
Is Cent Bottle (92 Doses)
FREE

Just because you start the day worried
and tired. stiff legs and arms and mus
cies, an aching head, burning and bear
ing down pains IN the bacis-worn out
before the day begiEs-do not think you
have 10 stay in that condition.
Be strong, well and vigorous with no
more pains from stiff Joints. sore mus
eles. rheumatic suffering. aching back or
kidney trouble
II you suffer from bladder weakness
with burning. scalding pains. or u you
are IN and out Of bed half a dozen times
night you VIII appreciate the rest
comfort and strength this treatment
gives.
To prove The Williams Treatment con-
quers kidney and bladder diseases. rheu-
matisn and all other ailments when due
10 excessive uric acid. no matter how
chronic or stubborn. u you have never
tried The Williams Treatment. we viii
give one &c bottle tso doses) free Il you
cut out this notice and send II vita your
name and address. and 10 cents 20 help
pay postage. packing, etc, % The Dr.. D.
A Williams Company. Dept. Is. SOC, p. o.
Block. East Hampton. Conn send ~
once ard sou VIII receive hy parcel posi-
= regular 75c- bottle. without charge and
without incurrIaE any Obligation Only
one bottle to he same 7ddr,-- or famllr
-Adys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Hun Plot Seen in Fake
Report OF atrocities

Little Rock. Ark. May 15.-Investi-
cation is being made OF a letter writ
ten supposedly by a lady in Little
Rock TO her friend at Massaic. III.
stating that a carload OF Belgian ba-
bies, their hands cut off by German
soldiers, had been received IN Little
Rock 10 be distributed among people
who would care for them. The letter
was published in a newspaper at Mas
sale. and a minister residing az Net
ropois. H.. wrote 70 Little Rock.
asking that one OF the babies be sent
to him The Little E.ock authorities
deny that any babies from Belgium
have been received
An investigation Is being made with
aview 10 determining II 81 was not
written as German propa Eanda 20 dis
credit reports which have foundation
and which prove the atrocities OF the
invaders Of Belgium and France.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
THE NEW GlLONEL
APERFECT SUCCESS

Calotabs. the newly perfected cal
cneL is absolutely purified from al
OF the unpleasant, sickeuing and dan
Eerous qualities OF the old-style cal
ome- The new Caiotabs are rapidly
taking the place Of the old-stvle al
cmel tablets. as they are much more
effective as z liver cleanser and sys-
ZEN purifier. yet are entirely free
from all Objectionable qualities.
The new Calotzbs are sold only in
original sealed packages price. CSC.
Your druggist recommends and guar
autees tleu-Ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Daily NOUeLette
APPRECIATED At LAST.


A GUINALDO SPOOINGSHANK, the
n society medium sat In detection.
pondering up the attitude OF SuwiIlia
BIBLES. the charming heiress whom
for years he had wooed in vain
She scorns ne" he muttered. and
then started, for q strange client, a
woman. heavily yelled. had entered
the ante chamber. Suumoning his
faithful Hindoo servant, Mikki Kalla
Han, he whispered:
Question yon woman and report
to me what she IS. she viii want a
spirit reading. She is a stranger 10
me, and how can give her a spirit
reading unless 7 know her."
In a short time AIikli reappeared.
sure" he said, speaking with
decided HindoO accent 7 can't be
findin' out anythin' about her. be-
CORA But she do be Wantin' spirit
readin'"
Slowly the yelled lady entered.
Aguinaldo assumed a becoming Yogi
attitude and spoke.
Little lady" he said in the hon
eyed tones which had made him the
popular crystal gazer he was. you
have come here for a purpose"
Yes she said, in muffled tones
yes. yes" he replied. NOW 7 viii
tell you about your family. Your
father-dO not deny twas a mani
How wonderful" breathed the
client He was"
And your mother" pursued the
medium Your mother was a wo-
man"
she was" whispered the yelled
lady. in awed tones.
IN your family" said Aguinaldo,
there is a man named john
How did you know exclaimed
the visitor.
And you" pursued Aguinaldo. are
beautiful"
80" protested the mysterious
stranger modestly.
Yes" said Aguinaldo firmly. "and
about you there clings a certain in
descrlbable somep u
But here the stranger interrupted
him
"Aguinaldo Spoofingshank," she
cried. flinging aside the veil and dis
closing the features OF Suwillia BIB
bies. always have I doubted your
power, but now that have seen what
YOU can really do, know the extent
OF your ability. Come 10 my arms
And thus was true talent awarded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
This Date, 1904.

7 ILIUKOALANI. ex-queen OF Hawaii
Il passed through FL Paso yesterday
morning. accompanied by the Ha-
waiian congressional delegate, prince
Cupid, and wife.
Harvey Barrett. OF this city. yester-
day found a skeleton in a cave near
the smelter. clothed in overalls and
jumper.
An extensive system Of wagon roads
is proposed in the state Of Chihuahua
connecting the various mining camps
OF that state with transportation
points. The cost viii be split be-
tween the government and the mining
companies
a new profession has been started
in FL Paso by p ". Page. advertising
specialist. who has opened an adver-
Using bureau in II Paso. after sue
cessful career IN Memphis. Tenn.
w. .. Lane. representing eastern
capital. is in Fl PasO promoting
syndicate for the purchase OF 10000
acres OF land in the FL Paso valley. 20
be peopled with farmers from the east
Conservative estimates state that
the wheat Weld in Texas this year
viii be 1900 600.
The battleship Mikayo. OF the jap
aness navy. has been sunk BY RUS
slams, IL is reported The Japs are
still pushing forward IN Manchuria-
LeandrO Madrid Is dead and Santa
Cruz Sambrano is IN hiding with one
or more bullets in his body. as the
result Of a pistol duel near Juarez,
after a fiesta last night. The Two
men were brothersinlaw. and the
shooting occurred after a hilarious
night out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
I en- Commandments
Nom In Public Hiem

PittsburE, Pa. May ia bronze
tablet containing the ten command
ments has been placed IN front Of the
courthouse. It was presented by mem
hers OF all religious faiths. and so Far
as known Is the first action OF the
kind IN the history OF the WosiT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
GoUemor Refuses To
Close Bars at 8 b. m.

Gus II. FfoIcomb. Of this state. has re-
fused TO consider the request OF the
committee OF the state Grange 10 or
der all the saloons OF the state closed
at 8 o'clock in the evening as a war
measure. in order 20 promote the eff
cheney OF farm work in the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
PILES TREATED At HOME, BY
POPULAR ABSORPTION METHOD

Y you suffer frcm Bleeding. itchinE.
bll1I or protrudinE PILES sou can treat
yourself a. home By Mrs.. Summers Popu-
lar Esorpton Method. and avoid needless
e1perse ard suffering. Users report speedy
reflex Ask your druggist for M Suu1-
r1crs' Absorbent Pile Remedy. or serd FOR
FREE -FOUR DAYS TRIAL By addressing
Rend. Iud-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

It's not the fat woman who tries
out so easily. though; her very flesh,
while a burden, is also a means OF
strength, she can draw on it 10 nour-
ish her body, while the thin woman
has no such bulwark against exhaus-
ton. Suppose. now. you come home
lust played out, your face sagging,
your eyes dull. your head aching. and
you wish to rest quickly and look
fresh, again Wen. the first thing 20
do is TO slip out OF your clothes-es-
pecially the wearying corsets-and
into q loose gown After this. make
yourself a cup OF tea and a couple OF
slices OF toast, and sit down and drink
leisureiy, reading something pleasant,
II YOU feel like IL I can uudress
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Beauty Chats

nONT try this Il you are fat and
u want to reduce, because what I'm
going 70 advise is an afternoon cup o.
tea-and the fat woman must avoid
extra nourishment Ike the plague,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

; non N = lot CD OF tn
blooming. II you have time, finish
off with an ice rub, for i is the great
est beauufier 7 know Of II you
haven't time. wipe off the face with
any astrinEent- Powder the face,
neck. shoulders and arms. and II you
have any more time, lie down till you
have 20 dress Youu look years and
years younger.
Questions and Answers.
Edna-Don't use talcum on the face
use only the finest rice powder for
this; talcum is a bit too heavy for
the complexion II the skin is dry.
use a regular colo cream every other
time, alternating il with the cream
you now use, and keep Up the cold
water and ice treatments. 7 think
you'll fling agar agar helpful, TOO, in
clearing the skin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

TT comes out Of a big white
! can with writing On e,
with a tight lid Mother pries
OF. It's a 6uHy, good-tastinE
powder-and sometimes I can
lick the spoon, when I'm very
good.
So many tesspoonfuls
Mother counts out ever SO care
fully, and then she Just ADDS
some fresh water and boils il
a minute, pops II into Bob's
bodles-and the magic IS done
Il there's a wee bit left over ]
drink it-snd ny it's good!
Big brother and ], We get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

IF you have baby-o you to help somebody esss
baby health and hapPiness-st Us s-nd you y isengs
of NesiEs Food ee and big free 9pags book, all about
baby's eare-by specialists Send today i means safety
health and happiness foI that baby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

meat and potatoes, and toast,
and apple sauce, and milk, and
rice pudding, and WHEN ] ask
Mother why Bobs can't have
all these things TOO, she laughs
and Pinchss my cheek an
says
"Honeybunoh, Bobs IS get
ting fresh, clean milk, cereal
like you have for breakfast
sugar and some other things
all IN that fluffy powder -
Just fixed night for his ummy
70 Ike "
And If that isn't magiei I
don't know what IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
"When Mother Works
Magic For BObS''

livery morning
IL Mother works It,
out in our Sunshiny
kitchen, after Father
has waved goodbye, and
I sit and watch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

Bobs, he watches, too-with Big
rIride nnen evcs and mink cheeks-We
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

vheeIhimin and he plays with his toes-'cause Bobs
is ny baby Mother says-and the n1agcs all forhim.