davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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para siempre; no pienses mas
en- mi, y es 10 mejor que puedes
hacer, pues tie aseguro que antes
de volver contigo preferiria dar
me una punalada en- ell pecho.
Despues de estas palabras lq
.tuvo por an momento como a
.plastado bajo ell peso de su mi
rada LENA de desprecio.
Sin embargo, algo asi como
I'm grunido romeo Sc escape de
la garganta de Ricart.
Habia bajado la cabeza; un
temblor :onvulsivo 10 sacudia.
Tai vez todo ESQ no era mas que
lep 4 zenSe!Iqma 81 ep oloe4e I'm
cansancio.
En- csc momento uno de los
ninos rompi6 a llorar, y Gallo en-
seguida,
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vestida, sin luz y sin fuego en- la
habitaci6n, mientras til ibas no
Sc d6nde, a beber y emborra-
charte, para venir luego a NAL
tratarme. Sofa, desolada, yo
lloraba mis- ilusiones perdidas,
mi dicha muerta... iCarecia de
TODD, y a veces me he privado de
conner porque no tenia diez cen
limos para comprar I'm pedazo
de pan!... Elsa es la hermosa y
feliz existencia que ahora que
rrias proporcionarme! va la CO.
nozco y no la quiero, Y no es la
miseria 10 que me espanta, sino
td... iInvo1as la ley! iPfdele an
ties un POGO de dignidad y que
tie de animos para ganarte hon
radamente la vidal. TIE 10 repi-
to todavia, estamos Separates
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La joven Sc sobresalt6, y es-
cuch6, pronta a correr hacia Ia
otra habitaci6n.
AL or Ell llanto del nino. la
cabeza de Ricart Sc habia ergui-
do Sus ojos relucian y los movi-
mlentos de su cara ajada por la
crapula expresaban indefinible.
que parecia alborozo.
iQue sdbita emoci6n acababa
de apoderarse de el?
lSentfa despertarse en- 81 co-
raz9n ell sentimiento de la pa
ternidad?
No. Su emoci6n tenia otro
rigen.
IN penaamiento monstruoso
ian cobarde como feroz, ACADIA
ga de atravesar su cerebro.
I mientras que I'm pliegue de
La gaceta., 1930-01-07
CUATRO VAPORES A LA
HABANA

Ell Domingo qued6 inau-
gurado ell nuevo itinerario de
los vapores de la Compania Pc
ninsular y Occidental que ha-
cen la travesia entire este puer
to y ell de la Habana y que en-
10 successive, Y durante. la tenn
porada del turismo, sera de
cuatro vapores semanales, sa-
liendo de Port Tampa los do
mingos, martes, jueves y saba
dos.
Ell Cuba saldra los domingos
y jueves a las 2:30 de la tarde,
con ell Governor Cobb" alter
pando los martes y sabados
Ambos valores llegan a la Ha-
bana a las 3 de la tarde del
dia siguiente a SUI salida. Ell
Cuba tiene camaras para sig
pasajeros y ell Governor Cobb
para 448. Los trenes salen de
la estaci6n de la Union todos
los dlas de partida a la 1:15.
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DEFUNuONE

Falleci6 anoche en- su domi-
clio, Once avenida 2314, ell
Sr. Daniel Rodriguez. de Sc
amos, antique vecinc de Tam
pa.
Hoy por la tarde Sc verifica-
ra ell entierro, en- ell cemente-
rio de Woodlawn, bajo la di
recci6n de Armando P. Boza.
Sobreviven al Sr. Rodriguez
SD esposa, Luisa, tres hijas, A
gustina Estevez, Maria Pastor
y o. Rodriguez, y un hijo po-
lftico, Antonio Estevez.
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magnifica de orgullo, de indig-
naci6n, de c6lera.
-SiempIe en- virtud de 10 que
dice la ley, Gno es verdad?-re-
plico con animacion.-Pero la
ley no dice ESQ solamente; dice
tambien que Ell marido debe asis
@tencia, ayuda y protection a su
mujer, y que esta obligado a pro
veerla de TODD 10 ~necesario para
la vida. Me has dado til ESQ?
No Cuando me case no como
cfa mas que ell lado bueno de la
vida. Ingenua, mi confianza era
ilimitada. Crei tus palabras Y
tn me mentias, me enganabas...
Perezoso y erapuloso, no has sa
Dido nj protegerme, nj proveer
a mis- necesidades. He pasado
un invierno riguroso, a penas
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sera sometido al ayuntamiento
hasta ia semana proxima.
LOS DELEGADOS A LA CON
FERENCIA DEL DESARME

Washington, Enero Cons
ciente de las grandes difficult
tades que encontraran en- Ell
desempeno de su mission; pero
confiado en- su habilidad y
buen deseo, ell Presidente Hoo
yer dijo adi0s esta manana, de-
seandoles buena suerte, a los
delegados americanos que ha-
blaran por el en- la conferen-
cia naval de Londres.
Cinco de los siete miembros
de la Delegation y ell grupo de
consejeros tecnicos fueron in
vitados a un almuerzo por ell
Presidente Hoover en- la Casa
Blanca.
La conferencia naval comen-
cara en- Londres la semana del
20 de Enero.
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IA POPULAR"
Sociedad de Beneficencia

Tenemos Clinica propia, a~daptada admirable
mente al servicio de cirugia.
Tenemos las consultas separadas de la Clint
ca, por tanto, nuestros operados y enfermos gozan
de tranquilidad y silencio.
Tenemos amplios cuartos para los enfermos, en-
los cua1es existe holgura y amplitud.
Tenemos Farmacia propia con farmaceutico
registrado para la confeccion de las recetas de los
socios a %cualquier bora que sea.
Tenemos un inmejorable servicio de emergen-
cia en- West Tampa e Ybor City.
Tenemos un inferno para dichas emergencies
que reside en- la Clinica.
Tenemos seis medicos que dan II horas de con-
sultas semanales.
Tenemos I'm laboratorio propio y bien equipa-
do, servicio inmejorable de Rayos X. Nos sirven
todos los dentistas y comadronas que prestan SER
vicio a otras Sociedades.
Tenemos un departamento montado especial
mente para ell tratamiento de las Intermediates We
nereas.
Tenemos un fondo especial para e~pidemias; no
lie debemos a nadie y nuestro credito es inmejorable.
Tenemos las mismas Quotas y las mismas die
tas cue la Sociedad que mas ofrece.
Tenemos ell orgullo de haber hecho, I'm tres
amos, 10 que ninguna otra Socedad de Beneficencia
ha reahzado en- Tampa.
TODD ESQ tenemos: En- ell porvenir tendremos
mucho mas. No pierda listed la oportunidad de dis
frutar 10 que entire nosotros puede encontrar y que
en- otros lugares es facil que no eXista. listed tendra
con clio un servicio inmejorable, nosotros tendre-
mos I'm nuevo socio.
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rable completo!-le dijo con vo2
estremecida.-iN No basta con ha
berte dicho que TODD habia AGA,
bado entire nosotros, que no con-
sentiria ell ser nuevamente tn
victima!... iBueno, pues a ESQ a.
nadire que tie desprecio, que te
odio, Y que va no es solo como
antes terror, Sino tambi6n re.
pugnancia 10 que me inspiras!
Ricart sc puso en- pie de un
salto.
Estaba livido. Sus facciones
Sc contraieron horribIemente, y
su mirada tom6 una expression
terrible.
IA pesar tuyo seguiras!-
rugi6 con un Juror concentra-
do.
La j6ven Sc irgui6 ante e.,
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Tie suplico que me dejes,

-Ac SupllCO Que me ueJeS,
padezco, necesito reposo.
-Lo siento-contest6 ell bo-
rracho, sentandose tranquila-
mente,-pero no he venido pa
ra marcharme tan pronto.
La j6ven echo en- derredor
una mirada LENA de ansiedad.
-Pero, vamos a yer, Gqu9
es 10 que quieres?-exclam6.
Ricart Sc. echo a reir. Luego
respondio:
-Creo hab6rtelo dicho va. TIE
has ido, tie encuentro, y vueIvo a
tomar possession de ii. ESQ es!
Y con los dedos empez6 a gol,
pear sobre la mesa.
Tulsa no Sc pudo contener va.
i En- Ii no hay un solo pen
samiento honrado, eres un mise
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LA NUEVA DIRECTIVA DE
LOS DEPENDENCIES DEL
RAMO DEL TABACO

Tom6 aver possession, en- ell To-
cal del Centre Obrero, la nueva
directiva de la Sociedad de De-
pendientes del Ramo del Taba-
co. La ceremonia fu6 muy SEN
ella.
Son los nuevos directories los
Sres. Benjamin Martinez, pre-.
sidente; Mario Gonzalez, vice;
JESUS Granda, tesorero; Jose
Fernandez Garcia, vice; Jose
Ruiz, 'secretario, y Rogeiio Con
zalez, vice. Vocales: Manuel Al.
varez, Laureano Vega, Jose M.
Llano, Victor SAM, Pauline Pc
rez, Tomas Gonzalez. Comisi6n
de Glosa: Ramon Fernandez, Je
La gaceta., 1930-01-07
NOTICIAS De INTERES LOCAL

Los accionistas de la compa-
MIA Tampa Electric verificaron
aver SUI reunion annual, escu-
chando varios informes y reeli-
giendo para presidente al Sr.
Peter 0. Knight.
Tiene Ia compania 536 accio-
nistas que residen en- Tampa.
En- la junta Sc dio cuenta de
que en- la Bolsa de New York los
valores de la Tampa Electric ha-
bfan subido de SIS a So.
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REMEMBER
Manuel Berm0dez MdRresd

Tres amos cumplense hoy, 7
de Enero, de la desaparicion de
aquel probo empleado del Cfrcu-
10 Cubano que sc llam6 Manuel
BermGdez M~anrresa, y que ocu-
pc la sub-secretarfa de nuestra
institution por espacio de 20
amos.
AL recordarlo hoy con ell ca
rino del amigo que sinti6 des-
garrada ell alma al yer como las
paletas de arena en- ell Cemente-
rio Woodlawn 10 separaban de
nosotros para siempre, las la
grimas humedecen mis- parpa-
dos, por que era fiel, leal y a.
mante de nuestro querido Circu
10 Cubano.
Sirvan estas lineas como re.
cuerdo a SD memoria de un ami
go que no 10 olvida.
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Ell MATRIMONIO DEL PRIN
CIPE HEREDERO

Roma, Enero LA prince
sa Maria Jose de Belgica y ell
principe heredero Humberto,
Sc uniran manana en- matrimo-
MO considerandose que la ce-
remonia habra de ser una de
las mas brillantes celebradas
en- ell mundo en- los tiempos
posteriores a la guerra.
La boda Sc efectuara en- la
famosa Capilla Paulina del Pa
lacio Quirinal, que ha sido la
sala de reunion de cuatro con-
claves cardenalicios para la e.
lecci6n de nuevo Papa.
Esta boda sera la primera
que Sc celebra en- la m~enciona-
da Capilla desde ell ano 1928,
en- Que unieron sus destinos en-
abril 8, la princesa Yolanda de
Italia Y ell conde Calvi de Ber-
COLO. A la ceremonial asistira
ell cardinal Becaria, capellan
de la real Capilla y que bauti-
10 al novio, siendo su mentor
espiritual desde la infancia. Los
Estados Unidos estaran repre-
sentados por ell nuevo embaja-
dor John Work Garrett.
La gaceta., 1930-01-07

Ell gobernador Carlton nom
bro aver a ]. Hervey Letton, de
Valrico, para cubrir la vacante
producida en- la junta de educa
ci6n del condado por ell falleci-
miento de E. P. Blanton, tam
bien de Valrico. Mr.. Letton )
secretario y tesorero de la Val
rico Growers, Inc, y un ingenie
TO graduado de la Universidad
de Kentucky.
La gaceta., 1930-01-07

Una comisi6n del Latin Anne
rican Club, en- la cual figuraban
conocidas personalidades lati-
mas Y americans, Sc presents
aver a los Sres. Judd y Adams,
miembros eel comit6 encargado
de seleccionar sitio para ell nue.
vo aerodromo, pidiendoles esco-
jan ell terreno situado junto al
terraplen de la Gale % para
Iconstruir el aerodromo de los
.$750,000.
La conferencia dur6 mas de
dos horas y Mr.. Judd prometi6
que a csc terreno Sc lie conside-
rara en- ell informe con absolute
unprecedented.
Los visitantes demostraron
tener conocimiento del asunto Y
explicaron valiosos detalles que
con atencion escucharon Mr..
Judd y Mr.. Adams.
Eel informe de la comisi6n NO
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DE L PADRES,
TALES HIJOS"
Por
Henry Germain

tenido valor para hacerlo. La
ley que til invocabas hace I'm
momento, estaba entonces de
mi parte; aun 10 estaria hoy,
pues ha sido hecha sobre TODD
para protejer y defender al de
bill.
-Pues bien-replic6 el bur
lonamente, 81 tie de-
fendera.
-Esta discussion ME hace
dano-dijo la j6ven con aeon
to de dolor;-d6jame, vete va.
Como, me echas, echas a
tn marido!
La gaceta., 1930-01-07

Vestida de hombre, la policfa
de Tampa detuvo aver a la j6-
ven Eloise Watson, de Is amos,
de New York, que Sc hacfa Ia
mar aqui j. C. Watson.
La policfa pudo comprobar
que ell amor a la vida aventure-
IA hizo que la muchacha Sc Wis
tiera de hombre, con ell fin de
buscar emociones.
Sus familiares fueron notifi-
cados.
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sds Alvarez y Nicolas Gonzalez.
Representative en- la A. B. y
la Cultural, Alfredo Pinieall y
Jose Labandera.
Agradecemos la atenta cartA
cue nos manda ell secretario de
los Dependencies y deseamos
muchos aciertos a los nuevos di-
Tectores.
La gaceta., 1930-01-07

Punto dc soda blanco, canuti-
Hos y mostacilla, con un corte
oriental encantador en- su for
ma, ha sido la election de Miss
Gaynor para su traje de recep-
ci6n. 6
Las lfneas del contorno, son,
de las llamadas princesas con,
m1ltiples plegados del punto de-
malta que forman una falda com
pleta con el false en- lineas desi-
guales.
Es.e traje tambien fu6 usado
por ella en- su debut en- los Mo-
welcomes de Fox.
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Ia GACErH

menes, Ell fiscal del condado, Mr.
Skinner. Fernandez guiaba con
descuido y despues del choque,
en- ell cual resultaron lesionados
dos hombres y cinco mujeres, Sc
do a la fuga, no prestando ayu-
da a sus victimas.
Contra O. Clayton Kaiser, a.
cusado de robo en- despoblado,
tambien present6 cargos Ell fis-
cal.
Kaiser perjudic6 a John F.
el asaltado, en- la su-
ma de $33.
La gaceta., 1930-01-07
Ell PUESTO MARCELO CON
ZALEZ

Manana, dia 8, celebrara jun
ia ell puesto Marcelo Gonzalez,
de ia Legion Americana, en- SUI
nuevo local de la Once avenida
y Gale Love.
Hace Ia convocatoria ell ayu
dante Paul Chapman, por orden
del jefe.
La gaceta., 1930-01-07

Contra Felix Fernandez, pre-
sunto culpable de I'm accidente
automovilista ocurrido ell pasa-
do viernes en- la esquina de Ar
menia y Cypress, present6 aver
acusacion, en- la corte de los cri-
La gaceta., 1930-01-07

Para vicepresidentes fueron
electos los senores Donald C.
Barnes, Harry L. Harding, Fl.
w. WEIGH; tesorero, Henry B.
Sawyer; secretario, William T.
Crawford.
La gaceta., 1930-01-07
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy. POGO cam
bio en- la temperature. Maxima
aver, 76 grades; minima, 81.
Marea alta a las 6:53 a. m. y
7:45 p. m.
Marea baja a la 1:01 a. m.
y 1923 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-01-07

La Secretarfa de la Sociedad
"Acci6n Gallega" Sc traslad6
para los altos de la muebleria
de Juan Baamonde, 1918 Ia a.
venida.
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AVISO

La antigua Botica del Cfrculo Cubano ha sido ABDUL
en- conocimiento de sus numerosos amigos v clientes one
Seguiran atendiendo con mas cuidado 81 cabe en- 10 futu-
no las ordeneS que Sc lie hagan por ~telefono, 10 mismo que
ell Servlclo de recetas de las s~ociedades Fl Bien P1bico.
Circulo Cubano, La Fraternidad, La America, La Nacio-
nal y Martf-Maceo, con cuyas s~ociedades tiene contrato
Ell teiefono de la Botica del Circulo Cubano es Y145s
y las lamadas seran atendidas en- ell acto.
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Brave as Lion

TIE seems to be on his own. In
II fact, he described himself as
"an ambassador, youthful and IN
truth self-designated."
Unfortunately, it appears as II
the little nipper has strayed beyond
the garden gate alone, and there is
no one about to say in firm, but
soothing tones, Bedtime now, Mas
ter Randolph; you mustn't poster the
ladies and gentlemen any longer"
Churchill minor, declared, among
other things, that he was shocked
to find in America many people OF
pacifistic tendencies who believe Gin
the sob stuff about International re-
lationS, that America should join
the league and that sort of thing.
He further suggested that Anglo
American cooperation needed Eat
the head of each of our countries
two great, outstanding men who
were agreed that they were going
to rule the world, maintain peace
and use their power if necessary"
And the prodigy's first political
recommendation for securing this
peace was that England and the
United States should send joint
military and naval expedition to
China.
But an almost cosmic irony the
organization which the British
schoolboy addressed at Town Hall
is called the League Of Political
Education.
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The Small Claims Court

Justice for the poor is one of the outstanding
American problems. judicial machinery is expensive
to set in motion. Small cases often cause as much
costly red tape as important issues Lawyers have to
appear to represent their clients even though only
email sums are involved.
very sensible and effective effort to correct this
evil is the establishment of small claims court This
institution long has existed in Ango-Saxon law 1t
was recognized in England in Blackstone's time.
Eight American states, including California Ohio
and Massachusetts, have adopted the principle of the
small claims court 1t was recommended warmly for
general adoption by Reginald Herber Smith, in his
famous work on Justice and the Poor"
While differing in minor details the prin-
ciple of the small claims court is based upon enina-
ton OF lawyers from the case the notification of the
parties involved by mall and direct adjudication of
the case by the magistrate or justice handling it.
The statements of both parties must be embodied
in afhdavts. In this way lawyers fees and for
maltes disposed of effectively Not only does this
help the htigans; the lawyers also benefit, for the
fees which they charge in such cases usually are
worth less than their time.
Texas is proposing to introduce the system.
The Texas Bar Association approved such bill.
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The Golden Age
TURTHER Interest attaches to

FURTHER interest attaches to the
l. site, DR.. Jayne says, because
Tell Billa was one of the places
through which the famous Ten
Thousand" passed on their retreat
after the battle of Cunaxa in 401
B. c., when Cyrus with 10000 Greek
mercenaries was killed in an at
tempt to wrest the Persian throne
from his brother, Artaxerxes II.
During the entire period from
about 1000 B. c., until the end Of
the Assyrian empire in COG B. c.,
the site Of Tell Billa was occupied
constantly, which adds to the like
lihood that excavation there will
yield sculpture from the golden age
of Assyrian art, as well as prehis-
toric remains of the aboriginal pop
ulation of the land" ne says.
Certain it is that the site will
furnish important scientific infor-
nation relative to the early history
of Mesopotamia."
DR.. Speiser is one of the worlds
best known anthropologists. In May
of the present year, he entered a.
third contestant in the battle for
the clattl to the oldest civilization.
For many years two schools have
battled, one claiming that the val
ley of the Nile was the cradle of
civilization, the other that the val
ley of the Tigris and Euphrates de-
serves that credit.
DR.. Speiser believes that Susa in
Persia, capital of the province of
Susiana; called Elan in the Bible,
was the scene Of the worlds first
civilization.
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Gray Skin Unusual in Normal Child

ference of the head is 1879 inches.
These measurements indicate the
rate of growth Of the head.
A child born before it's time has
head that is smaller than a
child born at the usual time, but
a child born previous to the full
term has head which is even
more out of proportion to the
rest of his body in size.
If the prenatal child is reared
under good conditions, the circum-
ference of its head by the age Of
year is approximately normal.
The factor likely to disturb the
mother more than others is the
closing of the soft spot at the front
and at the back of the head.
Obviously, this soft spot is neces-
sary to permit the head to be
taken care of during the process Of
birth.
The opening in the back of the
head usually is closed before the
end of the second month. The
one in the front of the head may
increase slightly in size during
the first six months, but it slowly
becomes smaller as the bones sur
rounding the opening become
harder.
The opening in the front of the
head closes between the ages of
Is and 20 months. This varies,
however, a great deal among in
fants under various conditions.
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Money! Making Ideas

We read that since May 1, 1880. whole Pullman
sections instead of single berth have been taken by
1883 people. That means more than one and half
times that many dollars for the Pullman company.
Here big increase in revenue made possible
without the necessity of investing dollar in new
equipment. Some one persons bright idea, that YER
tcal space with its consequent ventilation and stand
ing could be sod has made all that extra money
We wonder whose it was.
Some years ago it was discovered that while the
lowly cabbage might be despsed vegetable course
kraut juice could be sold fashionable health cock
tail. That. too, persons bright idea,
making existing industry more profitable. Whose?
great many people have prof1ted from these two
fertile ideas We wonder how much of that profit went
to the two persons who conceived them.
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important Relics

COMMENTING upon the discov-
~ cry. DR.. Horace H. F.. Jayne,
director of the University Of Penn
Sylvania Museum, says:
Ancient tonbs which have not
long ago been plundered of their
contents seldom are found by arch
biologists, and the uncovering of
such a tomb at Tell Billa encour-
ages the belief that continued ex-
cavation there will reveal intact
other important relics of archeolo-
gical significance.
TELL Billa, one Of the largest and
most imposing mounds in ancient
Assyrian king of biblical and Baby
northeast of Mosul and about five
miles east of the famous ruins of
Kohrsabad.
It first attracted the attention of
DR.. Speiser four years ago, when
he was making an archaeological
survey of northern Iraq.
"a surface examination at that
time revealed that the huge mound
at Tell Billa contained extensive re-
mains of both the prehistoric and
historic periods.
OF particular significance was the
finding of an inscribed brick which
bears the seal of Sennacherib,
Assyrian king of Biblical and Baby
lonian fame, and makes it clear that
the Tell contains one of the sum-
mer palaces of that ruler"
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: DAILY HEALTH SERVICE

undernourished, this fat disappears
rapidly.
If, under these circumstances, a
fold Of the skin is picked up, it will
be found to be no thicker than a
piece of plotting paper
Thus the physician who is eX-
amining the child to find out the
state Of it's health makes this test
to find out if the child is nourished
properly.
Mothers of new babies are likely
to be particularly worried about the
shape and size and other factors
about the head.
The head grows more rapidly DUR
ing the first year than at any other
time. This is because of the de-
velopment of the brain, which it
houses within the skull.
The head will continue to grow
not infrequently regardless of
whether the nutrition is good or
bad, so that in an undernourished
child the head appears much out
of proportion in relationship to the
rest of the body.
A normal child at birth has a
head circumference of about thir-
teen to fourteen inches. BY six
months, a tape measure placed
around the. head will reveal a cir
conference of seventeen inches, and
by the age of / year eighteen inches.
By the age of 2 years, the circum-
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1T SEEMS TO ME BY H BFoG%

When the last man who endured
the agony is dead it will be time
enough to listen with polite atten-
ton to the war views of one who
heard of Hindenburg only on such
occasions as his nurse told him that
the German general would get him
if he failed to finish up his spinach.
It is monstrous that a sub-fresh-
man should pirate so glibly of send
ing his countrymen and ours across
the rim of the world to bear guns
and brings peace to the Orient.
And bring it how? The expedi-
ton to China which Churchill,
minor, mentioned was designed,
according to his words to stop the
Chinese from killing one another
and to open China to trade"
In other words, the English and
the Americans were to end the
slaughter by killing Chinese by the
more improved methods which have
been devised in civilized countries.
Copyright. 1880. by The Timesl