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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09
this NEW EDISON
THE Phonograph with a Soul'
THE Photograph with a Soul"

II is an exact duplicate of The Official Laboratory Model which made music
history Wednesday evening, OcOber q in Miller. This instru-
ment has been certified by Mr.. DaIhart himself.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09

Through or Budget Plan OF Payment you ca feel free TO order a n Official
Laboratory Model now,- and pay for it at your own convenience.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
LEADERS
AT ATLANTIC CITY
Three Days Conference Under Direc-
ton of Interchlirch World Move
ment-Will Try to Combine.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan c. One
thousand prominent Protestant church
men and 100 editors Of Protestant re-
}gious periodicals will gather here to-
aorrow for three DAYS conferences
having for its main purpose the weld
ne Of Protestant denominations for
he cyangelzation of the world " The
difference he's been called by Robert
Lansing, secretary of state, who is
chairman Of the general committee OF
he lnterchurch World movement, I'M
Ter whose auspices the sessions will be
hell.
For the first time, it is said, the CO.
rdination or lnck Of coordination of
he churches will be vizualized in or
Ter that remedy may be applied for
he wasting of spiritual energy, the
ives Of the workers and the money of
he churches. >
Maps, charts and graphics illustrat-
ne the present religious, moral, cduca .
ional and hygienic conditions of the
world in both the foreign and home
felds will be placed before the dele
rates. Typical counties and cities in
he United States will be presented
sllpNlIR tHt fOCdlIOu VI every cDuTtn
parish house, social center, school OF
other center Of religious influence.
Unmarked patches on the chart ex.
| hibits, it is said, by those in charge
If the conference, will prove "a star
| ling revelation rs TO the great mad.
| ,quaev of the American churches n,
| present to meet the religious needs OF
| he country The foreign miseionar,
Geld charts and maps will form another
mart OF the exhibit ard afford informa
ton gathered from more than ] .5ot
missionaries Of all the more importan
| Protestant denominations.
Missionary statistics never befor
| compiled, it is announced, will be pro
'ented so that the magnitude of tn
movement must shoulder to fulfill it
spiritual obligations may be dcfnitel,
Fixed -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

than for several years. A bird which
will attract unusual attention is q Buff
Rock pullet which won the 800 champ
ionship cup for the best Buff Rock female
in the Boston show last week. It is
owned by F. j. Nutting Of Brandon, who
has q large number Of entries in the
show. <st
Sugar among the regular merchants
|of Montpelier took drop OF seven cents
Saturday morning Most Of the people
in the city attribute this to the fact
that one Of the merchants in the city
Friday dropped TO - cents and then
Saturday morning was to drop 70 IL cents
a pound, but when he opened his barrel
for Saturdays supply he found il was
| light brown sugar. Some of the mer-
chants stated they were directed TO drop
the price, while the local wholesale gro
Gerry company stated il knew thing OF
any such instructions.
a mass meeting to organize a com
pany Of militia TO be known as Com
pany r, Vermont National guard. was
held in the State arnory Mt Bellows
Falls Saturday night About 100 men
were present. A motion was passed
to organize a company and c. c. Collins
was chosen to pick his own committee
and do the enlistins After the meet
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

Clinton Leslie returned to Harvard col.
iege Saturday.
NJ. T. Moore is visiting his daughter
in Afford, Mass.
AR and Mrs A. G. Moody were in
Boston last week
Ice is being cut on WanaInaker lake. !
Aldrich pond and Sheldon pond.
". S. HATFIELD of Wesleyan university
and Mt Hcrmon 70 is a guest of George
Moody.
Rev G. l.. Thompson is editor Of tho
Mortified Press Of which II. Robert Hoyt
is the publisher.
David F. Sellig, who was home recent,
IL, spoke at the meeting Of the American
Legion recently.
Miss Mary Dale, nurse in training at
Springfield hospital, is spending three
weeks with her parents here.
Miss Helen Snyder waitress at Hotel
J Mortified, while sliding on the toboggan
slide recently, broke one leg and dislo
Gated her knee.
St Michacls Cadets OF Brattieboro
| PLAYED the BOYS Brigade at basketball
ut skinner gymnasium Friday night The
local team won 20 to l6
Fred e. FELTON,, income tax deputy,
will be at the selectmen's room at the
town hall Jan. Q, Jan. 80 and Feb. 6, to
assist in making income tax returns.
A combined meeting of all the women :
organizations of the Congregational
church will be held Jan. Ia at the church
This will be an all-day meeting with din
ner.
Afr or1 Mr. pnror U-orrnr .rla 49,
on their wedding trip, spent few day.
last week with their parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. 5. Warner. at Mortified. They
came here from Hanover Inn, Hanover
y. H.
Nettic Hewitt was taken i'll with scar
! let fever Friday night. She is the onl,
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hewitt
Their daughters, Dorothy and Ruth die,
i two weeks ago of the same disease The,
. have one son three years old.
< \ conference of rural secretaries OF tn
), International y NJ c. a. is being he'll
n at Hotel Northfeld Albert t. Robert
presdes. The conference opened Jan
4 and closes Jan. 7. About Is secretarie
i arc present. Mrs ~ f. Roberts also
t here.
= Hotel Mortified has about 20 guest
4 who arc enjoying skating, skiing and til
r, toboggan slide. George S. Palmer an
r, family of New York city and John Graz
Ic din and family of Boston are also guest
e. at Hotel North6eld They are trustee
IS Of the Moody schools.
N The installation Of officers of the ".
10 mans Relief corps was held at Alexand,
le hall Friday afternoon The officers we,
st installed by Mrs. +. ". Lazele, assists
1. by Mrs. John L. Nye. Following are Il
n officers: Pres, Mrs. H. H. Mason; seni,
vice pres, Mrs. Charles Baxter; juni,
&c vice pres. Mrs II. n. Bristol; treas, hi
NJ. I. Dutton; chaplain, Mrs. Mary Do
u, little; guard, Mrs. Dugan; sec, Mrs
ID NJ. Lazellc; patriotic instructor. Mrs.
o. H. Chamberlain; press corr. Mrs Ell.
r Stebbins; musician, Mrs d. Doolittl
assistant conductor, Mrs c. C. Stoc
he bridge; assistant guard, Mrs. Leslie; CO
e. or bearers, Mrs. Tufts, Mrs. Sword, Nh
y. Woodbury., Mrs. J. A. Stebbins.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
community supper Thursday night, jar

community supper Thursday night, Jan.
Paul Boynton has finished work at +.
I. Williams's and is at Alfred Crownin-
shields.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Soper of Brat
tleboro visited relatives in town few
days last week.
Mrs. Wesley Allen and son, Wayne,
were guests at Rev L. II. Sprague's and
{. c. Aliens Saturday.
Avery Park OF Grafton is boarding
with his sister. Mrs. T. c. Stark, and Is
working for ~. i. Stark.
Miss Edith Clarke has returned to her
school in West Townshend and Mrs. Eu-
nice Sprague to South Hill.
Mrs. Z. o. Allen and daughter, Flea
nor, went to Westfeld. Mass, Friday to
visit her brother, Harold Muzzv.
Fortv-two people attended the turkey
dinner given By the bank trustees at the
Jamaica House New Years day.
! Mrs. George WateroT of Boston, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Allen, several weeks, returned
home Dec. 81.
/ +. V. Stark Of Springfield, Mass, who
came home Tor the holidays, has re-
manned to work for his father, A. b
Stark, for time.
Mrs. Cora Bordeaux Of South London
derry is here caring for her sister, Mrs
Ebert Laclley, who is i'll with infama
ton Of the stomach.
Luther Twitchell Of West Wardsborr
was here to see his mother at A. B
Starks's Friday. Mrs. Twitchell sus
: tanned O slight shock the first Of las
week.
The Ladies' Industrial society vii
serve baked bean supper at the churcl
hall Thursday evening, Jan. Is, from !
!, to o'clock 1t will be in charge of tw,
Of the directors, Mrs J. A. AIuzzy an
Miss Edna Burnap. There will be o shor
entertainment after the supper. The /
r l. S. has not served supper for NOR
than three years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
ONLY POWERFUL
MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUMATISM

/. matters not whether you have had
agonzing rheumatic pains for 20 years or
distressing twitches for 20 weeks. Rheuma
- mighty ard powerful enough to hel9
drive rheumatic poisons from your body
add abolish all misery. or she cost, small
as it IL. will he cheerfully refunded.
Druggists everywhere are authorized ss
sell Rhserns on p9-euIe-Do-pay bass
It's absolutely harmless and after tsl4-..
TIE small dose 40 directed once i. day fo-
two days you should know lat az lart you
have obtained a remc2S that win conquer
rheumatism
For over ten years throughout Arnarise
Rheuma has been prescribed and has re
leased thousands from agony. Wilfreo
Root viii supply you and guarantee none
refunded If not satisfactory ADV.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
CATHOLICS FIGHT
BOLSHEVISM
Holy Name Societies Begin Work
Among Wage Earners-Trying to
Further Americanization.

PITTSBU RICH, Jan. Cone hundred
and forty-tive Holy Name societies Of
'hc Roman Catholic church in the
Pittsburgh district have launched a
campaign to stop the spread of Boil
,hcyism among WACO carners and to
further AUGMENTATION Literature
nterd ed to establish closer relations
between capital and labor is being dis
ributed by the organization.
Rev. Claude Geary, Dominican monk
md q leader in the campaign, declared
Bolsheyism and Socialism can b,
handled but that problems confronted
by capital and labor must be definite.
y settled to bring peace to the world
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
JAMAICA
Community Affair a Great Success.

The community free supper and en-
tertainment at the church parlors New
Year 5 night, under the management
of Rev, l.. Ii. Sprague and the commit
tees chosen last Sunday, was the most
enjoyable social affair held in Jamaica
in years.
Nearly lao of the townspeople par
took of the banquet, which included
chicken pie, escalloped oysters, baked
beans, bread and butter. salads, pies.
doughnuts, pickles, tea, coffee, etc. All
the food was donated generously by the
various citizens, one farmer giving six
chickens, another a gallon of oysters,
etc. Much credit Is due the women
who had the supper in charge.
Til" hearty enjoyment at the tables
was followed bv an entertainment in
GLIDING solos. duets, male quartet
with Mrs. +. O. Allen at the piano. sew
eral readings aud song by the prima,
~ children welcoming the new year
and bidding farewell to tho old year
| which were represented by little Marie
Stark and Arthur Bemis in costume
! The pastor then made fitting remarks
| concerning the great suffering from
| hunger of those across the seq, anC
after announcing that the best of tn
program had been saved for the las
he appointed Deputy Sheriff r. II
/ Wheeler TO auction off the food whicl
remained and stationed Constable "
\. Newell at the door to see that th
bills were paid.
| Sheriff Wheeler proved a most eff
cicnt and original auciioneer and ami,
much merriment over $l2 was realized
after paying al expenses, for the Ar
menian and SYRIAN Relief fund.
Judging from the enthusiasm and tn
hearty assurance of appreciation the eve
ming was a splendid success in every way
Earl Stark and family are visiting i
Rutland a few days.
Mrs Agnes Wolcott went to Winha
and John Wolcott went to New York thi
week.
G. C. Robinson and family and Mr.,
, Eta Sage of Townshend attended tn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
He now BELIEVES
IN "FRUIT-A-TIVES'
Teacher Of New Thought"
Healed By Fruit Liver Tablets
ScnrNrCrADY. ~. y

DNBENEIiADA ~ l.
81 am not in the habit of praising
any material medicine as 1 am an
advocate of New Thought butsome
time ago, had such q bad attack Of
Lieer and Stomach Trouble that / gave
UP thinking did not have it and took
'Fruit-a.tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets.
Most gratifying was the result. It
relieved my liver and stomach
trouble, cleaned up my yellowish
complexion and put new blood in
my body. Fruit-d.tiUes' is the highest
result of :NeaV Thought in medicine.
A. A. YOUNG.
SOC. a box, 6 for $50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A.TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

make bobbins and other novelties. Their
capital stock is Sl,50O,000. The Union
Twist company of Athoi, Mass, has filed
registration for the purpose Of doing
business at Derby Line.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co, of Chicago,
the owners of the Fairbanks scale plant
at st. Johnsbury have offered some of
their common stock to their St Johns
bury employees at $40 share, payable
from their wages in So monthly install
ments. Dividends arc guaranteed on
this stock. which has no par value, at
the rate of five per cent per annurn.
Through the generosity OF the Boston
alumni of st. Johnsbury academy the
institution has just received g. grand
piano for use in the assembly ball. The
students had raised $500 towards the
fund and II. Philip patev Of the class
of 81 secured the balance BIZ canvass
ing among the Boston alumni. The
academy has had now nearly $50 stud
euts which is the largest number in the
history OF the institution.
Mrs. John Scott, aged Al, of Montreal,
an inmate of Lake View Sanitarium
committed suicide in a novel way at
Burlington Monday She was in charge
Of an attendant walking on the lake
shore when she suddenly ran out on ice
just forming on Lake ChamplaiD. She
was pursued, but had obtained good
lead and kept right on running until
she reached thin ice, where she broke
through The body was recovered viii
oopaidoro l,lo 1;fDo,,I4x-
George G. Cary of the Cary Ntapl.
Sugar Co. of St. Johnsbury and Mar,
Elizabeth" the well known New Torl
candy manufacturer. have bought 81
interest in the Maple Grove candies o
St. Johnsbury. The Maple Grove con
Germ will be Incorporated and In th
summer will be greatly enlarged. Tn
plant viii be brought 10 st. Johnsbur.
! probably to the new factory which th
Cary Maple Sugar company is building
1t is expected about 5000 birds vi
) h. on exhibition at the 23rd show {
/ the Vermont State Poultry aesoc;atio
> which will open at St. Adams TueSda
b and continue through Friday. Nor
j poultry will be shown by local br.4..e,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
Facts Versus Fiction.

Shopgirl Cooking sp from novel;
Such stupid author! I'm sure those
two would have kissed each other long
ago.-Boston Transcript
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

ing about 20 men signed up. eight of
whom were members of the American
Legion. Unless q company is formed
soon the adjutant general lms stated
that the state armory will close its doors.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

Charles d. Watson. we'll known attor-
ney of St. Adams, has been appointed
United States commissioner by Judge
Harland B. Howe Of Burlington for q
term of four years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

Hazel Carrier, eight year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie A. Carrier OF
Bennington, had both arms broken
while sliding one day last week.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

At a recent meeting Of the trustees
of the State library, ut Montpelier w
". Stickney of Ludlow was elected q
member of the board as State trustee
Of the library in place of W. p. billing
ham. who recently resigned.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
VERMONT NEWS.

Sunday, January 4th, was observed
"a Minute Woman's Sunday in all the
churches of Metbodism In this country.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

The United States Bobhin & Shuttle
company Of Providence. r. |. has filed
registration in the secretary OF states
Office for the purpose OF putting branch
concern into Nilloughbv, where they will
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

The Addison County Trust company
Inc, of Middlebury is one of the two
banks in Vermont which have the nee
essary surplus to warrant its raising
the rate of interest paid to depositor:
from four TO four and one half per cent
and that is the rate that will be paid.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

make bobbins and other novelties. Their
capital stock is Sl,50O000 The Union
Twist company of Athoi, Mass, has filed
registration for the purpose Of doing
business at Derby Line.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

Middlebury had what was considered
almost an epidemic OF pneumonia last
week, six cases developing within few
days. They are all critical. and one
OF these i'll, E. II. Farnham Of Sudbury,
died Friday. He was on his way home
from a visit In Morrisville and stopped
off with relative in Middlebury because
he was too i'll to go on homo.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

Figures compiled in the Office of the
department of agriculture show that
five new cow.testing associations have
recently been formed in the state, max.
ing total Of II associations, which in
clude 450 herds OF cattle that are being
tested for their production Of milk and
butter fat. The farmers are getting rid
Of the 'skirkers" as fast as one is found
out.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18
Czy cierpienie Baby Collie" jest
nieulecZalne?
(Napisal DR.. NJ. c. Goy).
(Dokonczenie).

Druga niemniej wazna przyczyna
powyzszego cierpienia jest "a obfite
przyjmowanie pokarmu przez nowo-
rodka, CO w nastepujacy sposob
przyczynia sic do tego Za%burzenia W
trawieniu: Nadmierna iloSc pokar--
mu, przyjmowana prIez dluzszy czas.
tax Jest W stanie nadwere2yt ! z
czasem oslabic funkcye delikatnego
narzadu trawienia dziecka. re posu-
wajac sic W p~rzewodzie pokarmo-
wynn. ~zostaje wlaSnie z powodu swej
"a wielkiej ilo$ci niedostatecznie
nasycona sokami trawiennymi / sta
now; wskutek tego wy$mienity ma
teryal dla rozwoju szkodliwych MI
krob6w. R%ezultatem takiego pre-
karmienia Jest ~niestrawnoS6 z iowa
rzyszacymi jej objawami i przez to
wstrzymanie normalnego rozwoju
dzieci TAX, re zwykle So "a siabo roz-
winiete | latwo nabywaja chorGb po-
waAnych.
Poruszyc krotko ma tenn miejscn
nalezy nlekorzystnie ma noworodKa
oddzialywujacy zwyczaj NJ niekto--
rych podawania pokarmu z piersi In.
nej kobiety niz matki. Rome opie--
kunki Snetnte przystawiata nowo-
rodka do swych pierst az do czasu'
kledy pokarm matki pokaae sic W OBJ
fitosci. Spostrzezenia kliniczne udo-
wadniaja, re to mleko kobiety, be-
dacei iuz pewien GAS, pc porodzie,
wcale ME jest odpowiedniem ola no.
worodka.
coz vice ma stanowic pierwszy po-
karin noworodka? Pokarm matkl'
paturalnie, jest jedynie bezptecznym.
obserwacye klinic1ne potwierdzaja
dawno juz przez niekt6rych wyrazo-
ne zapatrywanie, re odssanie slary
matki przez noworodka ma znacze-
ME wielce ochraniajqce ola nie3o
przez matwionie prawidiowego roh-
woju po4ytccznych bakteryi W pre-
wodzie poKarmowym.
Interesujacem W lacznoSci z ia
kwestya Jest spostrzeAenie, Re ciele-
ia karmione sztucznle zaraz pc uro-
dzeniu mlekiem gotowanem. Sapada-
ia | bardzo czesto gina ma choroby
przewodu pokarmowego. Jezeli jed
max przystawi sic je zaraz pierwsze-
eo dnia do wymion. ably odssaly sia-
re, to moana je p6niej zupeinie oez-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

l W jedna z takich wysrebrzo-
nych swiatlem ~ksiezyca nocy, po.
szham pod baszty kremlowskie'
szukac zapomnienia o zyciu.
o! jakzes sk,amal, poetic!
Zamek Krcmlinu, O kolorze
.skrzepiej krwi, W te jasna, je--
sienna noe przybrai m sic postat
sepiego gniazda. Wychowane "
MIN piskleta carskie wyrastasy
ra potworow, ma ktorych imie
pc dis dzieh CHOP rosyjski re-
gina sic pospiesznie, jak gdyby
odpedzajac cd siebie krwawa ma
re. Me wien, COS tam takicgo
widzial, poetic, re dusza zamarla
ci W zachwycie, dla mnie bowiem
ia noe, spedzona W obliczu tych
ziowieszczych murow, wydaia
sic noca sabatu.
Pred moja wyobraznia pre-
sunai sic najpierw krwawy cieii
Iwana III, zwanego Srogim, ktory
Wielki Nowogrod i Pskow, "a
ich ola polskich wolnosci sympa-
tye, kauai wyrznac, spali6 i zao-
rae. WidziaNam Iwana Groznego,
zab6jce pieciu ION i dwoch sy-
now, ucztujacego W swietlicy
kremlowskiej, gdzie polmartwym
z przerazenia bojarom roznoszo-
no W zlotych kubkach TRUCKING,
zamiast wilma, i gdzie jego zakoh-
czona zelaznym ostrzem laska
raz po raz ola zabawy wbijaia SIG
W stopy smiaika, ktory ME dose
g~losno Smial sic "a biesiadnym
stolen, hub ma moment spuscil
sw6j wzrok z oblicza wfadcy.
SAyszaiam szepty w carskiej
sypialni, gdzie Gozny wraz e
Skuratowem prowadzili d}ugie
narady, komu nazajutrz wyrwat
.jezyk, kogo udusit a komu tylkc
wylupic oczy.
Cyl to zn6w jek napelnia die
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18
MOSKWA.

,,Czyiez SERGE ME zadrzy ma
dzwiek tego Swietego imienia' "
VIOLA W uniesieniu rosyjski poeta.
CMoje SERGE zachowalo jednak
zadziwiajaca spokojnosc, czego
przyczyna mogio bye i to, &c
badz co badz ME nalezaiam do
tel paralii.") A jeSli w koncu i
zabibo zywiej, to tylko re wzru-
szenia O moja nova walizke, o
ktora dwoch tegich, a usiuznych
,,nosilszczykow" wstapiSo W bez-
krwawy BOZ. Wreszcie, chloe juz
bez jednego ucha, walizka szcze-
sliwie znalazla sic W rekach wiel-
kiego, czarnego brodacza, ktory
z tryumfujaca NINA wynioss mi
ia do dorozkl.
I A propos moskiewskich doTo-
eek: patrzac ma to pudso 0daleka'
otrzymuje sic optycznc wrazenie,
re mole ono pomie5cit co maj
mniei GAIA rodzine. Wsiadsszy zas
w ME, pasazer re zdumienlem
konstatuje, re ~wlasciwie wygod-
ME moze W niej sic ulokowac
chyba tylko suchotnik.
F1egmatyczny "izwoszczyk
DO kilkunastu minutach gapienia
sic ma wyplywajaca z dworca RE
Ike ludzi, potrzasnas wreszcie lei
cami (batow ME uzywaja tam
prawie wcale) i ruszyl drobnym
truchcikiem pod wskazany mu
adres.
Cudowne wrzesniowe sAonce
lagodna pieszczota swych Gle
p}ych prominent obejmowalo stara
stolice Romanowych i z upodoba-
MEM przegladaio sic W zSocie
niezliczonych, cerkiewnych ko--
pull.
Przejezdzajac ko}o bulwarow,
ktore pieknym zielonym pierscle-
MEM okalaja Gala Moskwe, ude-
rzona zostaiam niezwykle PREY
krym widokiem: wszystkie iawki
byiy oblepione tSurnem szarych
istot z obcietemi nogami, bee rak,
O twarzach bladych i wynedznia-
Sych, z oczami, W ktore s~trasznie
byho spojrzec, lyle W Mich byso
zastygiej rozpaczy, hub tspel'
zwierzecej prawie rezygnacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

p~iecznie karmit przegotowanem
mlekiem.
Streszczajac powyzsza rozprawks,
nalezy nadminiec, re najwazniejsza
W zyciu noworodka rzecZa Jest swia-
domoSe matek, dotyczaca czynniko~.
mogacych wytworzyc zaburzenia W
przewodzie pokarmowym. Cd matek
tylko zaleiy, czy ich dZiecko bedzie
cierpieG ma te rome Interchangeable
CIV ME. Vice, ably uniknac powo-
dow wyradzajacych te rome choro-
bliwe objawy, cechujace Baby Co
lie" ,powinno sic stosowat nastepu-
lace regu,y:
/. Pierwszym pokarmem noworod-
ka powinien bye n~ieodzownie pokarm
naturally matki, siara.
.. Woda naleiycie p~rzegtowana'
bez cukru lub innej domieszki, jest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. piynem ola no.
worodka.
8. Me podawat noworodkowi po-
karmu kobiety, bedacej jut pewien
z po porodzie.
4. Me podawat no~worodkowi nie-
stosownych i nieodpowiednich po--
karm6w, tak cukru, rumianku, ko-
perku, herbaty ftp.
5. Me podawac noworodkowl po-
karmu matki W nadmiernej ilosci
"a czesto.
6. Me przyzwyczajat dziecka DO
ssawki gumowej, zanim nauczy Sic
ssac piers.
I. Pamietat, Re W samych pocsat-
kach zaburzenia fdnHryi traWienia
u dzieci nieznaczna navel zmiana oy-
etetyczna przepisana lrTez ieKaHa
moae zapoh'.dz wytworEe:.lu sic po-
watnej cho:oby.