The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1934, Page 6

penne sare Y THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. World’s Only Quintuplets as They Are Today he Dionne quintuplets ta” Cifs exclusive photo at slightly more than two month: Marie. left, ties quietly. while Emilie, aext, waggles her tiny fingers in some baby-dream. Cecile, center, opens her mouth wide as though In protest at being moved by the hand of Nurse De Kiriline, while Annette and Yvonne, right the stronger of the brood, take their ease in complete quiet. : . (Copyright, 1934, Service, Ine ne (Copyright, 1 oS = Mrs. Oliva Dionne, 25-year-old mother of the phenomenal quin- - : at zl cis tuplets, has almost recovered, and goes about the daily routine Yvonne just didn't want to get up, and protested loud and long as Dr Allan Roy Dafoe of her honsework like any other normal and happy housewife. gaised the tiny form for the daily regime of oil baths, weighing, and examination. oe te be bewildered by a the hee ue Dionne eee a Nobody was enjoying this washing and weighing ceremony any mure than these two of the quintuplets, held in the baby that can cry as lustily as Yvonne ought to have a good chance to pull through, don't e broken English of her French-Canadian dialect her thanks , { Nurse Louise De Kiriline, left, and Yvonne Leroux. The nurses are about to put the babes back into the warm you for the kindliness and generosity that have been showered upon seme) - think? the family. ‘People are so nice,” she smiled incubators after completing the oil baths in which both seem to be taking a lively interest. ¥ ae Gopyright 1954 NEA Service, Ine.) ose And here's Oliva Dionne, the daily prouder father, who fs gradually recovering trom his origina) attitude on first hearing of his luck z that “I ought to be | aBaad Jail % Pid he (Copyright, 1934, NEA Bervice, Inc.| lorms such dut BI ee Bre aloned «ere fbr But‘ even he has to ‘Certainly I’ve gained!” Cecile Dionne appears to be telling Dr. A. R. Dafoe af he bends anxiously over ‘the dally “‘weighing {n” ceremony ¢ ts (Copyright, 1934, NEA Service, Inc.) Emilie, second-tiniest of the quintuplets, gets her daily ofl bath. . Nurse Yvo Leroux has become most adept with the soft cotton swabs, for the babies’ re h too ten: to permit soap o; ter % ‘the sterilized white smock you see above: ttt tells the story of the quintuplets’ Aight to achieve normal growth and health, Nurses De Kiriline and Leroux arrange the dclicate welgh- progchin vie cemtenie acach them. “Brery param, 4 fee teu aalts, proaching them must wear the dl garments and antiseptic mask. you 06, + Before he is allowed to see the babies.