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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-03-07
Les Eveques
Americans ct la
Question du
Travail

Washington.-Le comite administra-
tif du conseil catholique de guerre,
compose de quatre eveques, s'est de-
clare favorable a la participation du
travail dams la direction ct, eventuel-
lement, la propriete de lindustrie. En-
rendant son programme de recons-
truction public, lie comite recommande
Padoption de Get ideal, CONNIE mesure
depassant les problemes plus imme-
diats don't son programme traite.
CONNIE moyens plus inmediats pour
solutionner lie probleme du travail, lie
comite recommande Padoption dune
echelle minimum de salaries, lie main
tien general des echelles de salaries
existant au cours de la gu@rre, ct Pe-
tablissement, en- permanence, de la
commission federale du travail de
guerre ct dun bureau de placement.
Ces eveques, representant la hierar-
chic catholique des Etats-Unis ct
agissant en- son nom, ont recommande
egalement Establishment, en- ce pays,
du systeme de magasins eooperatifs,
de Rochdale, ct la competition du
gouvernement contre les profiteurs,
pour reduire le eeat de la vie. LIE So
cialisme, disent-ils, qui signife bu-
reaucratie, la tyrannie politique, IL
nefficacite ct la declaration industriel-
lie, ne peut ACKNOWLEDGMENT pas
supplanter lie systeme economique ac-
tuel, mais des arrangements radicaux,
comportant la participation du ira
vail dams la direction industrielle, sont
dune necessite vitale pour sauvegar-
der la paix ct assurer lie contente-
ment populaire.
Bien que favorisant, dams linteret
de la sante ct de la morale, la prohi~
bition du travail des enfants ct la re-
duction aussi complete que possible
de Pemploi des femmes dams Pindus-
trie, lie comite recommande que les
femmes qui font lie meme travail que
les hommes, recoivent lie meme salaire.
II est declare egalement favorable a
l'assurance des ouvriers, contrc Ia ma
ladie, lie We'll age ct lie manque dem
ploi, jusqu'a ce que les salaries soient
assez eleves pour traverser ces perio-
des; a l'abolition des monopoles; la
continuation de l'imposition de lourdes
taxes sur les gros revenus ct les pro-
fits excessifs; la cooperation dams la
vente des necessities, afn de reduire le
cout de la vie, ct a la colonisation de
terres inoccupees, par les soldats ct
les marins demobilises, avec paide du
gouvernement.
Apres avoir declare que le profond
malaise, qui Sc fait sentir dams toutes
les parties du monde, est une menace
des plus serieuses, les eveques affir-
ment que la justice sociale ct lie con-
tentement populairc sont la seule sau-
vegarde de la paix.
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OTTAWA, CANADA.

Des avis prives de France, recus a
New York, dissent que lie Marechal
Foch visitera les Etats-Unis durant
ce mois ct que les cent Colleges des
Jesuites dissemines, dams tous les
Etats-Unis s'uniront pour lui presen-
ter une epee en- or.
Aucune nouvelle de sa visite ma etc
recue lei, mais les autorites locales
declarent que lorsqu'il arrivera de ce
cote-ci, de PAttlantique, tous les ef-
forts possibles seront fats pour Pin
viter a venir faire une visite a Ot-
tawa.
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LES sAUyAGEs DU CANADA

D'apres lie rapport du departement
des Affaires indiennes de l'annee fl
nissant lie 81 mars 1918, lie nombre des
aborigenes au Canada, sans tenir
compte des Esquimaux, est de 1O5, 1893.
8,414 settlement ont conserve le paga-
nisme primitif. 1896 sont cathoi-
ques, 1913 anglicans, 1890 metho-
distes, 2,155 presbyteriens, 1,217 bap-
tistes ct 1,426 professent fautres
.croyances chretiennes.
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, des chaussures, etc; tout fut recu
avec remerciement ct tres apprecie
par les pauvres families ainsi aidees;
mais, les moyens etant tres restreints
les OFFICERS deciderent de faire des
efforts plus considerables pour leur
venir en- aide lie plus tot possible, ct
une soiree fut organisee qui cut lieu
le 16 fevrier dernier. Les resultats
furent des plus satisfaisants: $4,000
net. II encore quelques billets a
rendre compte soft en- les retournant
ou en- les payant, ce qui augmentera
encore ce montant.
Les huit prix du jeu de cartes ct lie
prix du tirage des billets furent ga
gnes CONNIE suit:
Ter prix des messieurs, don de
M. Charles Olson, un service de toi-
lette, brosse cheveux, montee en- ar
gent, valiant $500, gagnee par M. Err
nest Dumas; 2e, un tres bel article
dome par Munns & Pomerleau, ga
gne par J. S. Corriveau; Be, don de
M. E. J. L'Herault, un gros paquet de
tabac a fumer, gagne par M. Leo
! Rainville; 4e, don de M. David NAL
boeuf, lumiere electrique de poche,
gagne par M. Ed. Laheur; lie Ter prix
des danes, tableau ct cadre, don de
NJ. Phieffer, gagne par Nine Ed. Le-
mieux; 2e,, une belle paire de bas, don
de M. Georges Quintal, gagne par
Nine Ferlaak; Sc, une brosse a ba-
layer, don de M. Malboeuf, gagne par
Nine N. Neveu; De, un beau balai
don de M. F. F. Plouf, gagne par Nine
Caron. lie prix des billets, don de M
N. Latourelle, de la Minnesota Meat
Company, un beau ct gros jam
bon, fut gagne par Nine Lucie Gull
lemette.
Merci, a tous ceux qui ont aide
cette soiree pour nos pauvres.
E. j. L'Herault, Pres.
F. F. Plouf, Vice-Pres.
| D. T. Malboeuf, Tresorieh,
C. C. Belanger, Secretaire.
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Pour la Formation dun NOuvel Etat

Abany.-Le troisieme projet de loi
pour Greer un nouvel Etat compren-
Dire dams la legislature de lEtat de
New York, depuis la ratification de
lamendement la prohibition, a etc
presente a Passemblee. II compren-
draft trente-trois comtes de PEtat de
New York ct les Etats du New Jersey
ct du Connecticut, qui mont pas rati-
fe Pamendement prohibitionniste.
LIE nouvel Etat serait appele New
York. Les trente- trois comtes COM
prendraient lie Greater New York ct
ceux partant dune Ggne formee par
les comtes de Rockland, Orange, Sulli-
van, Delaware, Otsego, Herkimer ct
St Laurence, Pest de la ligne de Pc
tat. Cette proposition etc presentee
par M. J. Fairfax Mclaughlin, du
Broux, un membre democratic de Pas
semblee.
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fer ct les cantonniers des rues sont
payes 6 marks. II en- resulte que les
hommes preferent chomer.
Les pieces de theatre sont 81 immo-
rales qu'elles auraient etc interdites
sous Pancien regime. Les vols, les pill
lagos sont frequents ct la morale pu-
blique est a un niveau extremement
bas.
En- ce qui concerne Palimentation
M. Taylor dit que la situation est crl-
tique ct que malgre la grande reduc-
tion des rations la nation ne peut vivre
jusqu'a la prochaine recolte 81 ellie
nest ravitaillee par Pexterieur.
La mortalite a augmente surtout
parmi les enfants de 5 a Is ans. LIE
manque de combustible ct de matieres
premieres necessite la fermeture de
presque toutes les industries.
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Fais misericorde ct justice, c'est une
chose plus agreeable au Seigneur que
de lui offrir des sacrifices.
Prov, XXI, 3.
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Abonnez-vous q lECHO DE LOU
EST, $1.00 par an.
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crer partout: Mon Dieu! Jesus! Jesus!
All! dit Notre-Seigneur, lis par
lent de moi maintenant!. o..
On Parle de Sir Robert Borden CONNIE
Ambassador aux Etats-Unis

Montreal-Le bruit court a Londres
que les fonctions 'ambassadeur bri-
tann:que aux Etats- Unis ont etc offer
tes a Sir Robert Borden, premier mi
nistre du Canada, actucllcment a la
Conference De Paris.
La canadian Press" ayant deman-
de ce sujet des renseignements la
residence officielle de sir Robert a
Londres, recut la reponse evasive sui
vante:
"Nous ne savons rien ce sujet. La
nouvelle ne semble pas tres probable
mais nous ne pouvons la demcntir alb
solument. Nous n'avons entendu parler
absolument de rien".
Paris.-Le lieutenant Paul Verdier,
de San Francisco, CAL, qui derniere-
ment a epouse a Paris Nine Zins-
Weallson, a etc mis- par lie gouverne-
ment francais a la disposition de Nine
Theodore Roosevelt pendant son Sc
jour en- France.
Paris.-M. Tachard, le dernier sur
vivant des deputies alsacicns-lorrains
qui, en- 1871 signerent la fameuse pro-
testation de Bordeaux, Went de mou-
rir a Page de "a ans.
Fais misericorde ct Justice. c'est une
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Londres.-Une messe solennelle
pontifcale, pour lie repos de PANE d:
Laurier etc chantee a la Cathedra.
lie catholique romaine de Westmins.
ter. Tous les employees des divers mi.
nisteres au Parlement y assistaient
Les ambassades francaise ct itali-
enne etaient, representees.
LIE >Ministre de la Justice, au Ca
NADIA, M, Doherty, representait Sir
Robert Borden.
Rome-L'ex-premier ministre Luz
zatti a envoye au president Wilson un
projet de loterie universelle don't lie
produit serait applique a payer les
dettes. de guerre des Alliees ct Poeu-
vre de reconstruction.
Luzzati croft que sur 100000, 900
de population du globe, au moins 300,-
100000 prendraient part a la loterie
ct qu'on pourrait lever ainsi $50, ,00O,-
100000 don't $10,000,000 seraient dom
mes en- prix.
Paris: St-Germain, 1894. Premiers
essais officiels de la locomotive cleo
trique de M. Helmann.
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France: Paris, 1898. M. Moissan
annonce quill obtient au four electri-
que de petits diamants artificiels.
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Etats-Unis: Philadelphia, 1894
Mort du physicien Priestly, qui decou
writ Poxyde de carbone, etc. ....
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
Weekly Health Talks
The Many Mysteries
of Nature
BY L. W. BOWER, NJ. D.

You can take an onion seed and pansy
seed, and plant them side by side in the
same spot Of ground. In one case, you
get an onion, with its peculiarly strong
odor, and in the other you get flower OF
rare beauty You can plant poppy seed
and get opium "a dangerous, habit-forming
drug, or you can plant a rhubarb seed and
get something that helps constipation. No
scientist, living or dead can explain these
mysteries of Nature. Behind the invisible
life, germ in each seed is hidden the deep
secret that nobody understands. Every
thing growing out of the ground seems in
tended for some use ~ establishing natural
conditions. Dr. Pierce. OF Buffalo. N. ",
long since found ou, what is naturally best
tor women,y diseases. He learned it all
through treating Thousands OF cases. The
result Of his studies was medicine called
Dr. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription. This
medicine is made of vegetable growths that
na ature surely intended for backachc, head
ache. weakening drains. bearing down
pains, periodical Irregularities, pelvic in
fiammations. and for the many disorders
common to women in all ages of life. DIR.
Piercc's Favorite Prescription is made OF
Iady's slipper root, black cohosh root, uni
corn root, blue cohosh root and Oregon
grape root. Women who take this stand
ard remedy know that IN LIT. rierce
Favorite Prescription they are getting
safe woman's tonic SO good, that druggists
everywhere sell it.
Favorite Prescription should have the
full confidence Of every woman in America
because it contains no alcohol and no mar
cotic. Dr. Pierce knew, when he first
made this standard medicine, that whisky
and morphine are injurious. and SO he has
always kept them out of his remedies.
Send lOc to DIR. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y, for trial pkg. of tablets.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The Come back, man was really never
iown-and-out HIS weakened condition
because of overwork, lack of exercise, i'm
proper eating and living demands stimula-
lion to satisfy the cry for health-giving
appetite and the refreshing sleep essential
to strength GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil
Capsules. the National Remedy of Holland.
will do the work. They are wonderful.
Three of these capsules each day will put
man on his feet before he knows it
whether his trouble comes from uric acid
poisoning, the kidneys, gravel or stone in
the bladder, stomach derangemept or other
ailments that befall the over-zealous Amer
ican. The best known, most reliable rem
edy for these troubles is GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules. This remedy has
stood the test for more than 200 years
since its discovery " the ancient labOra;
gives relief at once. Don't wait until you
are entirely doxn.and-out, & but Ut, ti take them them
your money if they do not help you. .Ac-
cent no substitutes. Look for the name
GOLD MEDAL on every box, three sizes;
They are the pure original, imported
HARLEM Oil Capsnles.-Adv.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
Wyoming.

The Illinois Pipe Line Company has
purchased the uncompleted pipe line
Of the Prairie Oil & Gas Company OF
Oklahoma between the Union Pacific
railroad at Fort Steele. Wyo.. and the
Lost Soldier and Ferris oil fields. Five
miles of the forty-mile line have been
completed and material is on the
ground for the remainder. Seventeen
producing wells. capable of a daily de
livery 81 1000 barrels, have beer
drilled in the Lost Soldier field. The
line will be completed about May |
The Merritt OIL Corporation compIet
cd we'll on the Glenrock-Sheey
Company lease in the Big Muddy iieid
on Saturday at depth OF 1920 feet
WITH the tools merely touching the
sand the oil rose 200 feet in the cas-
ing. Indicating that the new well is
likely to provo of the average capacity
of the field when the sand is drilled
In.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
Colorado.

Work is to be resumed in the neal
future. under lease and option, on the
old Shiveley mine on Brown noun
tain. The property has been dcvel
oped. by a shaft from which ore has
been produced that milled from 5000
to $3.50 per ton, according to class.
The Keoughan- Hurst Drillips Com
pany, which has been drilling well
In the Boulder field for several
months, has abandoned the test al
2.G3O feet. Two water sands were en-
countered and as there was neither oil
or gas showing. 1t was decided te
move the rig to another location. The
Younglove Company. which is in. the
same neighborhood, has likewise aban-
doned It's hole.
Four hundred end two thousand
five hundred and six dry tons of Colo
RADIO ore were treated in the plants OF
the American Smelling and Refining
Company at Durango during the last
yer, according to a statement from
Manager r. p. Reynolds of the plant
This brought 126.s27 ounces of gold
5,23a,31s ounces Of silver: 54.131 .06:
pounds OF lead and 5.359.ce4 bounds
Of copper. This brought total =.
sle O55.5S1 to Colorado mining mer.
Popular shipments are now being
made from the Colorado Central mill
which is running 70 its full capacity
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06

hood my little girl has known and
loved pictures. She learned nearly all
Of the animals In that way. She has
also learned how to handle valuable
book and now she can be trusted to
90 to the bookcase and take out and
replace book after looking u: the
pictures. and asking about them.
Good pictures are an education to all
children and they love them.
In kindergarten children>play with
blocks, among other things, at first
with the simplest kind, then with more
complicated and larger sets. They
are directed and taught how and what
to build, and it trains the eyes and
hands, teaching accuracy and CON
structiOn.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
WESTERN
MINING ANDOlL
NEWS
ve.tern Newspaper Union New. Service

western Newspaper Union News Service
The U. S. Geological Survey has
lust issued summary showing that
here is an apparent gain in the
United States OF 3 per cent in Pc
.roleum production in 1918 oyer
1917. the total in 1913 being 1885,
100000 barrelg as against 335, ,315.-
6Ol in 1917. Domestic REQUIRE
nents. however. for 1918 amounted
20 about 397.O00.O00 barrels. hence
it was necessary to draw on reserve
supplies and import some 6.50O.OOO
barrels from Mexico.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
INTERESTING
/. SpOQT
PARAGRAPHS

Baseball Is becomjdg very popular
in Venezuela.
Fred Anderson, Giant pitcher. has
been mustered out of the army.
A movement has been launched to
teach boxing In the schools of Eng
land. -
: Arthur Irwin. Rochester manager
says Earl Smith is worth $4,000 to
any club.
Looks as If the Cards will have tc
pay Jack Hendricks cash to get rid of
him as manager.
.,
Nine trotting mares with records be-
low 2:1O were among those bred to
Lee Axworthy. 1:5SA, in 1918.
Detroit tried to obtain Dutch Leon
ard from the Red Sox, but figured the
price put on the pitcher was too high.
: Johnny Evers may not be able to
play regularly. hut he isn't going to
have much trouble landing baseball
job.
Pat Moran denies he has signed to
act as McGraw's aid with the Giants
The latest is that he may manage the
Braves.
Duffy Lewis has wired the Yankee
management that he is well satisfied
with the trade that will send him to
the big town.
John Lane, former secretary of the
Boston Americans. who is now pay
clerk In the United States navy, is
on the transport Hancock.
Clark Griffith is proud Of German
helmet sent hImby an army friend. II
is rs thick and SOLID a bit of work as
many u ball players head.
John McGrnw hopes lieut.. Jesse
Winters Will be mustered out of the
army before spring. He believes the
youngster will be great pitcher.
Johnny Eyers has returned from
France with the word that youth
named Carter is a coming big league
pitching star. Ivory hunters. take no
tice.
Sergeant Murphy OF the Mare Island
marines. expects to return to the Pa
cifc Northwest. and be manager Of the
Portland (Oregon) club of the North
western league.
Barney Dreyfuss, president Of the
Pittsburgh Nationals. says that he ex-
poets all Of his players, with the ex-
ceptiOn of Carlson, will be back be-
fore the 1919 season starts.
The Chicago National pitchers were
pretty effective during the 1918 sea
son, as they were credited with 2
shutouts. Vaughn led. with eight, Ty'
Ter being a close second with seven.
Iohiya Kumagae, the Japanese lawr
tennis player, is the only exponent OF
the game anong the ten ranking play
ers Of two seasons ago who was not
enrolled in some branch Of the govern
ment war service.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
HouRLEss 4 BEAUTY :

"Of the stations 1 saw during
my recent visit to skentucky's
leading breeding estabitsh-
ments," says A. Mel. EarlOcker.
"unquestionably the one which
filled my eye as being the dan
dy of the lot in looks was Hour
less. This great son Of Negofol.
which stands 2t the headNof Ma
jor August Belmont's Nursery
Stud, is the handsomest stallion
l have ever seen. Owners and.
breeders alike in the land af the.
blue grass vie WITH each other
in doing homage to him. He Is
such = splendid specimen 1t Is
hoped that he comes into his
own as a trnnsmitter Of his roy
al blood. i-4-ie.,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
why oeIayf

"Take this medicine, said the young
doctor. III 1t doesn't cure you. come
back ina few days and shall give you
something that will" The patient
pocketed the dope reluctantly. In a
few moments he returned. "If you
don't mind. doc. I'll take some Of that
thut will cure me right away" i,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06

engaged at the Merchant ship plant at
Hartman in organizing trapshoot-
ing club. -
According to Bender's plans. this
sport will be one Of the main forms Of
recreation, for the men during the COM
ing yenr. He says that there are many
former trap shots working in the ship
plant, and many others who have shot
in the fields. but never have tried their
hands ut clay birds.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06


the eamof association
in
1917
of lie
Four times Loe led the American engue ba and four times he
collected 32 base of ss and
mo
in
manufacturing
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
New Mexico.

The Log Cabin Mining Company
with an authorized capitalization OF
$3.50 900, has filed with the State Cor
poratiou Commission its articles of i'll
Corporation. The company is located
in Silver City.
The drilling is now under way again
at the oil well of the Valley Oil Com
pahy near Deming. The casing was
pulled last Sunday and the eight-inch
bit is being used. Since the last drill
ing, mud and stones have settled in
the bottom of the well which had &c
be drilled out, and 1t was thought to be
as quick to drill with the eight-incf
bit as with the six-inch to the depth
the hole was drilled last summer. thus
having much larger hole and being
able to reduce again whenever 1t be
comes necessary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
!, An Embarrassing Moment.

Never ask me TO buy anything for
you again. was SO embarrassed.
''What happened. my de;,r:'
while removing things from my
handbag to get the conductor his fare.
held up your plug of tobacco."-
Judge.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
Over the Alps Via Auto.

A Swiss company has spent large
amount for road Improvement and
equipment and plans To carry passen-
gers over some routes in the Alps in
electric automobiles. e
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
BENDER BuosTs TRAP GAME
Famous Pitcher Busiiy Engaged in Or.
Ganizine Gun Club at Merchant
Ship Plant.

Chief Bender. famous pitcher. and
equally well known In the shooting
.ield, just simply can't help boosting
sport. The famous Indian is busily
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
Arizona.

Work of sinking from the 1.OSO-
foot level of the, Verde Combination
shaft to the 1900 was commenced
last month. Three shifts are en-
ployed in this work and Manager
Dave Morgan is making five and six
reet day.
At least $500 men have been dis
charged the last week by the Can
anea Consolidated Copper Company.
the Democratic Mining Company and
other properties operating in the vi
,inity of Cananea, according TO ar
rivals at Tombstone from the Mexi-
can mining camp.
In quantity of ore shipped the Je-
rome Verde broke all its records in
December. Jerome Verde shipments
to the Humboldt smelter totaled 651
tons in December against 4S1 in No
vember and SAL In October. Octo-
Der and November shipments were
low because of influenza and other
difficulties.
Through the mines and mining
committee. the important duty of
safeguarding the public against Wild
cat enterprises and stock-jobbing
schemes and placing at the disposal
of the Investing public information
which will prevent their investing in
enterprises which cannot but fail to
be a drawback to the county: pass
ing on legislation relative to the
mining industry-clearly show the
stand which this organization has
lent to the leading industry OF Yava-
pal county in Arizona. A meeting
of the Arizona branch Of the Amer
lean Mining Congress was held in
that county as result of this COM
mittee's activities. N
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
Divided ,owuership.

Knicker-Thc little Smith boy
spends half his time with each par
,nr.
Something like a railroad.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06
a COME TO THE
SHORTHORN CONGRESS
AT CHICAGO. ILL., Fe8. 10. 20. 40
-res. 10. -. 40

lSfG6. I0p ~, 20
61ssnaaisaal xhsw psvt11sa
81, 80 m CASE Prizes
~ Rsgisesrsd Shortheras
h The Show and All
DO - Sold In the A0etioa
The Bhorthorn Is tho farm
sr'B breed. Beef and milk
Nov Is tho tiWe 70 pryduc0
both. UuAh and BRING
your neighoof. LOOK over
the cattle and get ACC uAlAt
"a with the breeders.
ee1afp' Associat,oa, CAieaGo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-02-06

Here's ball for Baby.
Big and soft and round.
Here is Baby's hammer
.. how he can pound,
Here Is Baby's music
Clapping. clnpping so.
Here are Baby's soldiers.
Standing in a row,
Here's Baby's trumpet.
Toot-too-too. Too-too.
Here's the way that Baby
Here's at Peek boot
- Here's a big umbrella
Keep the Baby dry,
Here's the Baby's cradle
Rock a-baby by.