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The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-10


Miss Zina Ackman spent Thursday
evening at Vesta.
Mrs. Marite Laird was a Mlnneap-
oils visitor last week.
Clinton Baldwin attended the state
fair few days last week.
Hugh Swain returned Sunday from
a business trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Philbrick at
tended the state fair last week.
Misses Marvel and Irn1a White
were guests Saturday of Miss Helen
Bendixen of Morgan.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Shaw Friday, September 5.
The young man is lusty young fell
low, weighing ten pounds at birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. ID. McRae, Misses
Abraham, Sutherland, Freese and
Mrs. Fox spent Sunday at Marshall.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
have its first regular meeting after
the summer vacation tonight, Septem-
Der 10. All members and officers are
urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Reynolds and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Clark enjoyed an outing
at Glenwood last week. The gentle
men of the party drove from Glen
wood to Morris to look after their
land interests there.
Miss Gertrude Chapman, a former
high school student here and Claude
H. DeFrance of Seaforth will be mar
ried today, September 10, at the home
of the parents of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Chapman, Of Echo.
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at Seaforth after October /.
"All things come to him who
wait t"-even alligators. r. A. Cooper
had never given any great evidence
of waiting for an alligator but one
came to him from Miami, Florida, by
parcels post last Saturday. The little
animal was sent by Mr.. Hammel who
recently left Redwood Falls to make
his home in Florida. At present the
little reptile is becoming acclimated
to the Minnesota by living in the
sunny south window of the Maurer
Pool Hall where it is attracting con-
siderable attention.
Rev. Albert Torbert, Mrs. Torbert
and their son and daughter arrived
home Wednesday from Fish Lake
where they have been spending the
past few weeks in an outing. The
members of the family were together
for the first time in many months as
two of the sons have been in military
service. The party included, besides
Mr.. and Mrs. Torbert ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Torbert of Chicago, Cap
tain M. w. Torbert of the Coast Guard,
Miss Katherine Torbert and James
Torbert.
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Joe Geroy was Minneapolis visi-
tor last week.
Palmer Knudson visited the state
fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Weldon spent
Sunday with relatives at Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Fuller were
visitors at Minneapolis last week.
John Lacy was among the Redwood
Falls representative at the state fair.
Burnham Sparks left last week 70
begin his new work as superintendent
of the consolidated schools at Boyey,
Minnesota.
Mrs. Victor Hockett and children
arrived last week for a visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Murset.
Miss Ella Ohlsen spent Thursday
at the home of Mrs. c. He'd while on
her way to Yankton, S. D., where she
will teach this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. DennistOun and
Miss Jessie Leavens returned Thurs
day from Brooks, Mimi, where they
visited with relatives for several days.
Mrs. S. Alderman and children re-
turned to their home at Fort Wayne,
Ind, Tuesday after spending the
summer with her husband, S. Acker-
man, the manager of the Straus Rres.
Company.
Fred Banker announces sale of
his farm stock, machinery and other
personal effects to be held at his farm
east of Redwood Falls Saturday, Sep
tember TO- Watch for the auction
bill next week. Sit
Mr. ond Me- Tohr HoIx,;IIo ,od
their children have gone to Minneap-
oils to make their future home. The
younger son and daughter will be
students at the State University this
year. The family is now located at
406 Oakes St., the home which they
recently purchased.
John Clark was a visitor at Morris
last week and reports very favorably
upon that section of the state as farm
ing country. Mr.. Clark insists that
only his loyalty to Redwood County
and the fact that he is past fifty
years of age keeps him from pur-
chasing a Stevens County farm and
getting into the farming game again
after his several years of retirement.
Private Oscar O. Lubkea, mem
Der of the original Company L, which
went into service at Camp Cody, has
written to Redwood Falls expressing
his regret at not being able to attend
the Home Coming celebration held
here recently. Private Lubkea was
injured in overseas service and has
not yet sufficiently recovered from his
injuries to be permitted to make the
trip. He sent hearty greetings to all
the boys of the service.
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Andy Luscher was Minneapolis
visitor last week.
Stuart Peick of Minneapolis spent
Sunday in Redwood Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Everett were
twin city visitors last week
Mrs. Fox spent Tuesday at Nor
gan at the home of DR.. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Kenney were
visitors at the State Fair last week. s
Miss jeanette Barber visited with
relatives in Vesta several days last
week.
County Attorney Emerson of Lani-
berton transacted legal business mere
Monday.
Max Treu returned last week from
Grove City where he has been visit
ing for several weeks.
w. H. Ball and ]. X. Lamberton
returned Saturday from Minneapolis
where they attended the state fair.
Much will be demanded of you. A
course in Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi, will fit you for.
the biggest job. Send for catalogs SIT
Miss Frances McOuat and Mrs. A..
F. Palmer arrived Saturday from
Minneapolis for a few days visit at
the w. III. Ball home and with Mrs.
Lillian Lamberton.
A. P. Sonsteby, paper hanger, paint.
er and decorator of Morgan, solicits
any work along this line. Work salts
factory and prices reasonable. Call
him at w. H. Balls residence. 8-3ts
Sheriff L. J. Kise, Mrs. Kise and
their son motored to Faribault last
week for visit with Mr.. Kisses broth
er. From there they drove to Min
neapolis to spend one day at the
State Fair.
Mr.. Ross, the aged father of Mrs,
w. A. Brand, died at the home Of his
daughter last Sunday afternoon at
the advanced age of ninety-five years.
He has been i'll for some time and
practically bedridden for the last sew
eral weeks. Death was caused by the
infirmities of old age. Mr.. Ross had
made his home here for the past few
years and had become known to many
of the Redwood Falls residents.
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"A. N. Hills and his neice attended
the state fair the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. I. Bliss attended
the state fair the first of the week.
Mayor VESSEL of Morgan was q
Redwood Falls business caller Mon
day.
Alec Kise of Cottonwood is visit
ing at the home of his brother, Sheriif
L. j. Kise.
Miss Alma Champion was the guest
of the Misses Salmonson OF M1nneap-
oils last week.
G.. Gilbertson of st, James spent
Sunday at the home OF his son, FL
rner Gilbertson.
~ Miss g. Mckenzie left Friday for
Wapheton, S. d, where she has peen
engaged to teach this year.
Miss Mabel Crawford returned to
Minneapolis Monday after visit with
friends in Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Munson OF
Morton spent Sunday in Redwood
Falls visiting with friends.
John Bliss and George Peterson
visited friends in Minneapolis and at
tended the state fair last week.
Miss Pearl Phinney, who is teach
ing school near Redwood Falls, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Harry Schwartz and Fred Carity
returned Friday from Minneapolis
where they attended the state fair.
M Miss Jane Morely left Wednesday
for Mankato where she will resume
her work at the State Normal School.
Mrs. d. F. Schlutter and children
have returned home to La Crosse,
Wis, after a few months visit at
Hills Brothers.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Grapp and Mrs.
Cora Grapp were Sunday guests at.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Shoe
maker at North Redwood.
Mrs. Shella Lutz has sold her home
at Mount Vernon, Iowa, and has moved
to Minneapolis where her daughters
will attend the State University tliss
year
Mrs. N. A. Ostenso returned to her
home at Boyd Wednesday, after visit
at the home of her friends, Miss Ethel
Fraser.
Nealis Smith, son of Mrs. Dotsy
Smith, returned to Marquette Uni
versity, Milwaukee, after a month
visit with the home folks at the Cana
da House.
Geo. Mantzke, accompanied by his
sisters Misses Ella and May Mantzke
who spent the summer at the home
Of their brother, returned Sunday
from Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolzman Of Cotton
wood. accompanied by Miss Lynda
Schmidt and Miss Ethel Fraser, mo-
tored to Minneapolis last week and
attended the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Philbrick, DIR.
and Mrs. Blair Of La Crosse, Wis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James McGregor
fnotored to Minneapolis last week and
attended the state fair.
The marriage of Miss Mable Garner
and Tulor Warner took place at Tur-
lock. California, August 27. The bride
is the youngest daughter OF ]. a Car
ner, formerly Of Redwood Falls.
Fred Banker announces sale OF
his farm stock, machinery and other
personal effects to be held at his farm
east Of Redwood Falls Saturday, Sep
ternber 20. Watch for the auction
bill next week. o-lJ
There will be meeting Of the ".
G. r. TT. at the Methodist Church
parlors Friday, September Il, at ;
o'clock. A report will be read by the
delegates who attended the District
Convention.
The Wonen's Relief Corps will
serve q fifteen cent luncheon at the
knight Of Pythias hall Tuesday, Sep
tember is. All members are urged
to be at the hall On this date.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-10

FOR SALE:-The following fur
niture: several good rugs, leather
couch, Al steel range, three leath-
er rockers, three oak rockers, sec
tional book case, dining room
suite, kitchen table, oil stove, lib
rary table, black walnut desk, ice
box, oak centre table, two bed
room suites, and numerous other
small articles. Call during the
forenoons at 624 Minnesota Street,
H. F. Buechner. S-tf
The Washington times., 1919-09-04
Cardinal MercIer Coming Here.

Cardinal MercIeF Coming Here.
Cardinal Mercier, primate OF Bel
gium, who sailed yesterday for the
United States. is due to arrive in New
York next Thursday. Owing to Presi-
dent Wilson's absence from Wash
ington at the time, Cardinal hercier
will make his first visit to Baltimore,
where he will be received by Cardi-
nal Gibbons. He will come to wash
ington later.
John Barrett, director general OF
the Pan American 6nion. has return
ed to Washington after a series of
visits in New York, Rhode Island
and Vermont. He stayed for a time
in Newport, where he was enter
tanned by Governor Beeckman, Of
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Mrs. Joseph z. Thropp, who has
been at the Battle Creek Sanitarium
In Michigan for the greater part OF
the summer, Is now conValescent and
will shortly join Mr.. Thropp at their
home in Pennsylvania. They will not
return to Washington until later in
the autumn.
The Washington times., 1919-09-04
Whiting IN New YORK

Visiting In New YORK
Col. and Mrs. William L. Pitcher
are in New York for a visit and are
staying at the Astor Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clifford Stuart
who are motoring across the continent,
are now on their way to San Rafael,
Cal They visited Yellowstone Park
en- route West and recently were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John walker
Holcombe, of Washington, at Fort
Hall, Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs. Holcombe
are spending the summer in Idaho.
where he Is on Government mission.
Former Senator W. Murray Crane
has returned to Dalton. Mass. after
a brief visit to Washington. Mrs.
Cranes sister, Mrs. Frederick A. Keen.
OF Washington, Is on her way to Paris
to spend the autumn.
Mrs. James F. Barbour. who has
been in Atlantic City, is back AZ her
Washington residence. Earlier in the
summer she visited her son-in-law
ana daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lewis Mayer, in Cape May.
Miss Lucy Berry, daughter Of Col
and Mrs. Lucien g. Berry. and Major
Thomas Watson Fox, U. S. A. Of
Minneapolis, were married yesterdav
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of
the brides parents in sixteenth
street Although the ceremony was
simple, 1t was marked by a touch OF
military pomp. The Rev. w. W.
Shearer officiated. The house was
decorated in pink and white fovers
foliage plants and palms.
The bride was given in MARRIAGE
by her father, who arrived IN wash
ington yesterday morning from his
post at Camp Grant. she wors
gown OF white georgette crepe trim
med with rare point lace. Her vail az
tulle, which also formed the frsin
was held with q coronet of .cIsmstIS
She was attended by her sister. NjsS
Helen Berry, as maid of honor Who
wore blue georgette crepe and car
ried pink roses
Lieut.. Col. Milo p. Fox IT
brother OF the bridegroom. acted sS
best man. After a reception. At which
the bride and bridegroom Uera -
sisted by Mrs. Berry. mother ~ ~.
bride. Major Fox and his bride Isyt
for a wedding trip, the latter we.rinS
a travelling gown OF brown silE and
The Washington times., 1919-09-04
ARMY FLIERS GREET
MOTORCONVOYMEN

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept. Cali
fornia has literally opened her doors
to the Motor Transport Corps Trans
continental Train, for since entry into
the Golden State the reception has
been practically continuous.
At Myer, the first stop, the convoy
was received by the State-an all
California elegation-State, munich
pal and local. Even before reaching
the State line. advance guards in the
form Of airplanes appeared in the
sky. and circling overhead accom-
panied the Convoy down the western
slopes OF the Sierra Nevada Noun
tains
Then at PlacervilIe a huge barbe-
cue, a revival of the days Of Forty
nine" a street dance. electric display
in the streets and at the Camp, and
then on to the beautiful State Capital
.Sacramento-where camp was made
on the State Fair Grounds. Immense
throngs had assembled. and the train
rolled through the level streets, be-
tween two lines of densely packe
cheering and fiag-waving friends. A
day was featured by
the citizens, in conjunction with the
holiday in honor OF the Train. A con-
tinuaI round of entertainment feast
ing and welcoming almost carried the
Train personnel on it's feet, and the
camp was visited by thousands Of in
terested spectators.
The Lincoln Highway enters the
State along the old immigrant rtial.
the EIdorado National For
est OF giant redwoOds and pines, and
rock formations of wonderful beauty,
and sided by towering canyon walls,
Wit hR white crested river rushing to
the Pacific between the incIosing
walls. Then the foot hills. and the
placid waters of the costal plain-and
Stockton is the next OBJ
Iectiye Of the Train.
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Mrs. L. Heisler Ball, wife of Sena-
tor Ball. who is spending September
at their home, in Delaware, will re-
turn to Washington the 1st OF Octo-
Der, when they will take possession
of the residence. 3244 Thirty-fourth
street, which they recently bought.
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Open From s:l5 A. n. 70 800 P. n.
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AUSTRALIANS FIND
new GOLD FIELDS
10S Ounces Yielded From 10
Tons of Quartz In
New Eldorado.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4-Prospectors
On western Australia, New South
Wales and Victoria have found prom
taSa OF gold reefs in new localities
and on the old goldhelds, and great
impetus has been given thereby TO the
geld mining industry, according to q
copyright dispatch to the New York
san, from Sydney, Australia
The latest find Is on Welshman's
reef, TO the south Of Maldon, Victoria,
where ten tons OF quartz are yielding
les ounces Of gold.
The Washington times., 1919-09-04

DR.. Guy Fairfax whiting Is making
z short stay in New York. He has
been at Bar Harbor with his family
for the summer.
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Rhode Island; former Governor Whit
man, Of New York, and George Bakh-
meteff. sometime imperial Russian
ambassador to the United States.
In Vermont he, visited his mother
at Grafton, their country home. and
organized an association to erect
appropriate memorials for the sol
diers OF the war. He also lectured
on Pan-American topics before the
summer schools Of several universi-
ties.
Returning From Canada.
Henry Getty Chiffon. secretary OF
the British embassy, will return to
Washington tonight from Canada,
where he has been taking part in
The Washington times., 1919-09-04
COUPLE FILE PETITION
TO ADOPT BABY GIRL

William H. Stewart and Mrs. Lovine
E. Stewart Of 1416 K street northwest
have filed a petition in the District
Supreme Court for the adoption OF
cne-year-old Rosamonde Edna Jones.
Mr.. Stewart is employed in the In
The Washington times., 1919-09-04
H APPENINGs IN SOCIETY
News of the Diplomats Society," WashngtOnians the
ResOrts-Weddngs and Engagements

THE Italian Ambassador. Count di
CeHere, has delayed his return
4 from Newport where he has
been making a short visit with the
Countess di tellere, in order to take
part in the festivities in honor OF
Admiral Conz and the officers OF the
Italian battleship, Conte dt CaVour'
which is due there today.
Mrs. Whitney Warren had planned
a luncheon in honof Of the visiting
officers for this afternoon. but owing
to the uncertainty of the time or ar
rival 1t has been postponed until sat
urday, so the first social function for
Admiral Conz will be a dinner to De
given by Admiral William s. Sims at
the naval station tonight. The Italian
ambassador, Count di Cellere, viii be
present at this dinner, with some OF
the attaches OF the embassy.
Governor Beeckman will give
dinner for the visitors tomorrow
night. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J.
Berwind will entertain on Saturday
night. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
will give a luncheon for the visitors
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Phelps Carroll are planning dinner
for the admiral.
Alberto de Ipanema Moreira, charge
d'affaires of Brazil. and members Of
the embassy staff will go TO Harri-
man, Pa. from Southampton, L. l.,
where they are established for the
summer. for the launching of the
great Amerioan-built freighter on
Saturday. The ship, for which Mrs.
Julius Lay will be sponsor. is to be
called for DR.. Epitacio Passoa, Presi-
dent OF Brazil.
The Washington times., 1919-09-04
Safe Home Treatment
for Questionable Hairs
IBoudoir secretsl

ne electric needle Is not required
nor the removal OF hair or fuzz, for
with the use Of plain delatone the
most stubborn growth can be quickly
banished. A paste is made with water
and a little OF the powder, then
spread over the hairy surface. In
about minutes it Is rubbed off and
the skin washed. This simple treat
ment not only removes the hair. but
leaves the skin free from blemish. Be
e1re you set genuine delatone.
The Washington times., 1919-09-04

their home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelan Hawn. who
have been In Atlantic City on their
honeymoon, have returned to wash
ington and have taken possession Of
their apartment IN the Woodley. Mrs
Hawn was formerly Mrs. Guy Hanna
Her sister, Mrs. Ashton Hareourt. Of
Louisville, KY, Is their guest for g
few days. Mrs. Hawn's mother Mrs,
y. B. Davis, will accompany Mrs.
Harcourt when she leaves for KEN
tueky tomorrow.
Miss Cecil AreheF a visitor.
Miss Cecil JacqueIine Archer. oi
New Yerk, daughter OF the disting-
uished divine, the late Rev. william
Archer, has just spent a few days IN
Washington, accompanied By her
brother. Harold Archer, OF Denver
Col. Miss Archer. who was much en-
tertained socially during her formoE
visit here In the spring. Is now In
mourning for her father, who died
recently. She Is planning shortly 70
visit her family connections in Eng
land, and may return to Washington
in the winter.
The marriage Of Miss Vivian Hum
phreys, daughter OF Mrs. Thomas II.
Humphreys, to Capt. ]. r. McNiel,
q. 8. A, took place last night In the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Church, at o'clock. The ceremony
was performed By the Rev. G.. r
Humphreys, the bride being given in
marriage BY her brother. Col. Thomas
n Unwaesffwaarm A Il -
the bride, Miss Dorothy Humphreys,
was her maid OF honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Ida Harry and Miss
Allison. with the little nephew Of the
bride, Master Thomas o. Humphreys,
jf., acting IS page. The church was
decorated with clematis, hydr&ngeas,
roses and palms.
The bride wore q gown OF white
satin. combined with old loce and
georgette crepe. embroidered with
pearls, and q veil OF white tul1e,
caught with orange blossoms. She
carried bride roses and stephanotis
and also wore q platinum bar pin, set
in diamonds, the gift Of the bride
groom. The maid OF honor, Miss
Dorothy Humphreys, wore a dress o.
white ruffled net. over nile green
satin. with sash Of pastel satin, and
carried pink roses. Miss Ida Harry
wore pink satin. with scarf OF pink
tulle, and Miss Doris Allison, blue
satin. with blue tuIle scarf, and both
carried pink roses.
The page, Thomas Humphreys. r.,
was dressed in white satin and carried
q basket OF pink roses. Major Malvin
Jones. U. s. A, acted as best man and
Lieutenant Doughefty and Lieutenant
Mccarthy were the ushers. A recep-
ton followed for the bridal party, |
family and intimate friends. The |
bridal party were assisted in receiving |
BY Mrs. Thomas H Humphreys, Miss !
Margaret Humphreys and Col and /
Yrs. Thomas o. Humphreys Tmmedi- |
ltely afterwatd Captain and Mrs. Ms
Siel left on a wedding trip to Georgia |
Ind Houston, Texas. where they viii /
7isit the family OF the bridegroom. /
After a return visit 20 washington IN |
he fall. they viii make Houston their
,uture home.
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Herbert stab
'eF sailed today from Nav York for
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some OF the festivities in honor OF
the Prince OF Wales. His father-in,
law, Thomas J. O'Brien, formerly
American ambassador to Japan, will
also arrive in town tonight. He is
coming on from his summer home IN
Grand Rapids, Mich, to make ar
rangements about moving from the
residence, 1728 N street. which Mr..
and Mrs. O'Brien and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Chiffon occupied together last win
ter, into the residence in r street.
which they have leased for the com
ing season. They viii move the first
OF next week.
Mrs. Chiffon. who has been at
Grand Rapids with her parents dur
ing the summer. will return here
about September rs, and Mrs. osBrien
Is expected back October 1. Mr..
O'Brien will be in town about ten
days, returning later with his wife.
Miss Laura Mohun is again IN wash
ington after visiting Mrs. Gilbert n
Hitchcock, wife Of Senator Hitchcock,
e SWamscott, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclellan Ritter at their
summer home, Yester House. at Man
chester, Vt
DR. Guy Fairfax whiting Is making
4 short stay in New York. He has
been at Bar Harbor with his family
for the summer.
The wedding OF Miss Ruth Sturte-
want. daughter Of Charles L Sturte-
want, to Curtis Ripley Smith. viii take
place Saturday. October 25. In thu
Church of-the Covenant There viii
be a reception in the home OF the
brides father following the ceremony.
Mr.. Smith Is from St. Adams, VT,
where they will make their home.
The Washington times., 1919-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Herbert stab
Ter sailed today from New York for
South America Mr.. Stabler. who has
for two years been chief OF the Latin
American division, OF the State De-
partment recently handed in his
resignation. His trip to South
America Is on business.
The Washington times., 1919-09-04
Herr From Newport.

Mrs. John r. Williams has arrived
from Newport to make q visit At the
Palisades, the country home OF her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill
have left the Massasoit Hotel, Mar
ragansett Pier, for New York, and are
staying at the Vanderbilt Hotel. They
are on their way back to washing
ton Mrs. Hill was decorated last
week with the Medaille de Son Al
tesse la Duchesse de Vendome for
her work for Belgian babies.