The Raymer enterprise., 1923-03-22

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"Well, thank
Building q Snow. you," said Elaine.
Man" 1--WE been very
healthy baby, and
I've never caused any trouble. !
haven't cried really at all to speak Of
since ! first arrived In the world
"oh. no. I've not caused any trou.
bic. Well, l get this nice disposition
from my parents and the home-life
here Is so delightful. There aren't
any quarrels and there isn't lot of
fusslng and fuming all the time.
so I couldn't become nervous and
cranky. No, that would be impossl.
Bile. can't say I've had an enormous.
ly erentful life. but It has been very
Interesting.
"iou see what fine big words use!
Well, hear those words used by my
parents, but won't use them when |
begin to talk human-talk, because it's
rot baby's way. must learn q
few words at time.
THAT pleases parents so much and
80 babies do II this way. II a baby
suddenly began to talk In fine way,
using big words and all, there wouldn't
be half the fun that there is when a
baby first says, Daddy and even then
doesn't say It so you cal, be quite sure
whether the baby is saying 1t or not,
That makes II SO exciting for par,
ents.
"Well. I've had some automoblis
rides and I've slept or rested out-of
doors on the porch which my daddy
screened In with his own fine strong
hands. He did that so mosquitoes
wouldn't bite me. you see.
Then In the back Of our house,
Billie Brownie, there Is a dear little
garden. and I've been out In my car.
riage In that garden.
And I've also looked out upon the
garden from an upstairs window. Now
and again my daddy holds me by the
upstairs window-just as a special
treat And then you should hear the
excitement
MY little brother Danny goes out
into the garden and turns somersaults
for me.
".Iy daddy talks to him and makes
believe 10 be me.
"lle will say In squeaky little voice.
whlsh Is meant to be mine:
A" Danny, let me see you turn
son ersault. Good, Danny, that was all
Hglt. Now, Danny. let's see you stand
!on your head!
Gracious, Danny, but you cant
do shat.
"we!,, try 10 get your toes so they
~seaeh your fore6WEM Mercy, Danny
yoda<nns ~ mat trick, andI can't d.
that one
And as my daddy talks h.
thls voire, which IL supposed to be
mine, Danny does all the tricks he
can on .he lawn In the center Of the
garden.
"Ther my daddy talks In his own
voice, aid says: 'E'aine is asking you
to stand on your head and she Is
looking at you It's all very amusing"
Elaine continued.
/1w. 1t is tbe cG1l weather, aD<oN
leo9ee I'm nj look hg at some state
II Hckp Nich -
Danny d9for n -+,I
II ysfm tweatNr. IA MI
-rur-ns~SsdfIdlng AAs "
a snoy. .-niaa for m~E IN
me now. and daddy MS 10y
is helpiag himA NJ N.1
1--WE heard that ~ @ef'
was very pretty" " ls~ III
Elaine said when E-<&1
Billie Brownie told xA1
s;s'ss' ii:ss1; (. va: !: 80
beautiful baby, ~
but take after ~ Ill
my mother that E
way. She has ooX
beautiful clear N
blue eyes. as lGA@
have, and fair h;tir II ~
I'd ayslx--sSsn, TesSs yiseY
7and y ffettySdeckL
@>1f covtse lyM my tfes b{st>dbout
myself. do dllnk my Noss ake nice
But some like my dalntiness best, and
some my goodness. and some my little
Some friends came to see my fam
ily not long sgo aad they laughed hard
when my daddy calls me "The Helress.
An heiress, II seems, Is one who In.
herts great and enormous fortune
and much wealth. They knew didn't |
Inherit great wealth, but III tell you
what--I am an heiress. Billie Brownie.
Al>1herlt a wonderful dispssi<ieara-.
\ ~ 4 spirit and a>6g. generous heart. |
III hat Is>~ealth, to my little mind. |
n hu, jepif these things from my splen.
Irer daddy and my wonderful. lovely ,
Y6ther.' ~
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