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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
HENRY LIPPERT PASSES AWAY.
Born in Germany in 1905, but Lived
in st. Louis Fifty-Six Years.

Henry Lippert. one of the oldest citizens
OF South st. Louis. died early yesterday
morning after a brief illness at the home
of his granddaughter. Mrs. Louisa Mueller
OF No. 1916 Wi;hnell avenue.
Mr. Iippert was born January %. 1876.
AT Hanover. Germany. He came TO this
country in 1876. and settled in st. Louis.
For more than fort.-fiVe years he resided
in one house on GTavOis avenue. His wife
died several years ago. ard he had since
made his home with Mrs. Mueller.
Two sons and daughter were born to
MIR and Mrs. Lippert. I'll of whom are
now dead. Several grandchildren ana great
grandchildren survive him. The grandchil-
drcn are: Mrs. Annie YehlinE. No. :2@es
Chippewa street: Louisa Mueller. No. 1916
Withnsn avenue; Frederick Stamm. Co
lumbia Ill: Charles Stamm. No 2226 Gra-
vols avenue and Mrs. Minnie SEWERS
Rome Ill. The funeral will be held at No.
1916 WitkneIl avenue tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock The Reverend J. IriOn Of ST
PauTs Evangelical Lutheran Church will
direct the services. The burial will b. in
the Old Pickett Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
WILL PREVENT BoMBaRDMEyT.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington Jan. S-Protection of tba
United States has been extended over the
CITY OF Panama. Notice has been served
on the Government and insurgent forces of
Colombia. and Will be repeated il the ne
cessity arises, that the bonbardment OF
that city will not be permitted
To aid the American Consul General in
enforcing compliance with this notice the
cruiser Philadelphia will leave l. I.ihertad
san salvador, tomorrow. for Panama and
the gunbost Bancroft: is at Amarillo B9v.
colombia, and will in a few days return
to Colon.
The revolution in Columbia is again seri
Gus Acting Secretary hill received a qis-
patch to-day from Consul General GuIzgr
stating that the Colombian Government an
hOunces that the revolutionary forces are
approaching Panama, and are making prep-
aratlons Tor battle. which may soon CO.
cur. Several months ago Acting SecTefa,v
Hill Instructed Mr.. Gudger TO inform IN.
Government and rebel forces that tba
United States would not permit any actinr
preJudicial to American interests or which
would interfere with the rights this Gov
eminent had assumed in connection with
the preservation of free and oncn frat
across the isthmus. MIR. Gudger was furthp-
directed to vigorously oppose bombardmeut
OF the city His representations were sf
iecuye. as the city was not bOmhar,ied
1t is believed that the impending Iisi,
of the Philadelphia and Bancroft will cauaa
the Colombian and rebel authorities 10 re
call the position Of the United States soy
eral months ago, ana to prevent any lans.
OF memory. Mr.. Gudger will reiterate H.
representations he then made.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
TENNESSEE SOCIETY DOES
HONOR TO ANDREW JOHNSON.
William H. Washington OF
Nashville, Tenn, Speaker
OF the Evening.
BANQUET AT SOUTHERN

The sixth annual banquet % the Terurs-
see Society ot St. Louis was held last night
az thu Southern Hoftl The IN enc Tor the
evening WAS Andrew johnson"
While the banquet was held on tho ami
N'rsary of JaclSsou's victory NJ the hattie
- New Orleans. the other statesman whom
Tennessee has contributed to the country.
Andrew johnson. Was designated as the
subject FOR q modicum OF honor. Loyal
Tenncseeeans gathered In the ordinary 81
the Souihcrn. and after a burst Of patriotic
music ana an elaborate menu. William u.
Washington. former Attorney General Of
Tennessee. responded to the toast TO An
drew JOhnson.
The tables were laid with fou- persons q
each. At the head table was the toastmas-
ter. John e. Roberts. president oc the So
ciety, surrounded by tine speakers Of the
evening. All the tables were decorated in
smilaN and cut flowers. The menu cards
were elaborate. On the front cover was IN
etching OF Andrew johnson. Several pages
were devoted to scenes I'm and around
Lookout Mountain and along the pictur-
esque Tennessee River. The menu and the
list OF toasts followed. with the officers and
members Of the society since its formation.
On the hack page Of the cover was the
modest Tennessee home of Andrew John
son. where he sat cross-legged on the bench
as tailor. Underneath was the Inscription,
An humble workshop wherein was deyel-
oped a genius. for whom the White House
was none too lofty"
After the menu had been served Presi-
dent Roberts. in a few words. introduced
MIR. Washington. who spoke of the life and
character Of Andrew Johnson He related
the story of the Tennesseean who WAS in
Cuba and who. after an encounter with
General Wood over some quarantined hogs
finally won his point. when the General de-
clared that Tennessee had long been run
ming the United States and was making an
attempt TO conduct the affairs Of Cuba.
Miss Jeanette MacClanahan gave a song,
accompanied on the plano by A. G. Robyu,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
TO WED HIS FRIENDS WIDOW
Charles Fl. KOrte Waited, but Not
in Vain.

wedding this morning at SS. Peter and
Paurs Church will mark the elimination
of a romance in which all came 10 him who
waited. Charles II. Korte of No. 2s3i
Lynch street. having succeeded TO the bus
iness position Of his friend. Joseph Krieger.
at the latter's death. will marry Krieger's
widow and move his own effects TO the
home of his bride. at No. 2229 South Elev-
enth street.
Krieger was eight years older than Char
lie kOrte. and got the big boys share of
Bertha Merten's love. But Korte sub
mitted with good grace and served at the
mass in celebration of his older rivals tri-
umph. When Korte left school his friend
secured him a position in the house where
he was himself employed.
After only five years Of matrimOny Krie-
ger died. Korte was promoted to his posi-
tion in the firm. For a time there was no
change in his manner toward Mrs. Bertha
Krieger. But when he decided that he had
waited long enough. korte went in and
won. The wedding this morning will be
Sery quiet on account of the recent death
,bf the brides father.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
PASSES AWAY Unidentified.
Man Found i'm Rear of No. ) North
Tenth Street Dies.

Inc unidentified man who was picked
up unconscious Monday morning in the
rear OF No. North Tenth street died yes
terday afternoon at the City Hospital At
no time did he regain consciousness. Once
III response to doctors query as to his
name he mumOled something that sounded
like Burns" hut the physician In ques-
ton was not sure of this name.
The man was found by the police at 9:ls
O'Clock Monday morning. He was uncon-
scious and breathing heavily. and was
taken 10 the City Hospital. where It was
found that his shoulder blade was frac-
tured and that he had fracture at the
base Of his skull. The latter proved to be
fatal injury.
William Carten. who lives at No. North
Tenth. found the man the night before in
the alley and notified policeman of his
presence The police are working on the
case, though yet they have no explana-
ton of the manner in which the mans IN
Juries were received.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
RODNEY'S WIFE DESERTS HIM.
Took the Step After Il Sensational
Scene at Home.
REPTBLIC SPECIAL

KEFI HIIC SFEOINIs
Washington. Jan. s.-RObert Burton Rod
ney. the retired Paymaster of the navy.
whose family troubles have attracted much
attention. has been deserted by his Young
bride of two months He is making dill
gent search for her, but without success
Mrs Rodney and Miss Cole. her cousi- and
companion. whom the Paymaster charges
with being at the bottom of his family
troubles. left the Rodney home in Thir-
teenth street last Saturday. On Friday Mis-
Cole lost her SUIT against Mr. Rodney for
wages Que her. That night. after the two
women had retired. IT II alleged. Mr. Ro,i-
ney went TO their room. and. forcing his
way i'm. proceeded to wreak vengeance on
several Of the chairs for the cold way IN
which his bride treated him. One Of the
women blew "a police call and a policeman
came. Mr.. Rodney. IL is said. remarked that
he wanted to show that he had the right to
enter his wife's room. and then seated him
self on the top step and laughed hys.cr-
icaliy
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
MERCANTILE LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Reports Show Steady Growth IL
Number of Books and Mem
bers-ElectiOn Next Week.

The ffty-fifth annual meeting Of the
Mercantile Library Association was held
| last night in the library reading-room
| President r. McKittrick Jones called the
meeting TO order at o'clock. and appointed
+. C. Case. chairman. W. G. Simmons
and Robert MetcaIf were appointed secre-
taries.
Business was transacted with dfspstch
and the meeting adjourned shortly before
o'clock Next Tuesday, from o'clock a.
m 10 ) O'Clock D. m, the election of six
directors, half the board, will be i'm
progress Every member OF the associa-
| tion is entitled to a vote and may deposit
a ballot in box in the directors room.
lows: A'
RECEIPTS.
SsiShce on nand January . i9Oo...-..-..s 1859 q
Revenue from fines and miscelianeou. 'V''-''
Revenue from % 20 20 a.
i0'ai ExFENDiTi RES ''l'7ii-Sr
Paypsr, on m h no o.
Library expenses books periodicals. etc: ASH q,
''-----''-'-.'--.--.-..-..--. 1906
Cash on hand January :. 1901 ~ 8
Lo'a s5l I'll. 81
The president said in his report ,bat the
cash balance is large enough to insure the
payment or one bond on July l and another
later in the year. The report mentions tfe
Ioilowing life members Of the Mercsntile
Library who died last year: Mrs q i
Frost. Stephen ID. Gore, Rufus j IackIapd
Jr. Charles c. Maffitt. George j. Nook and
Allan II. PendletOn. Actuary William " ~
Anderson reported that twenty-five other
years " i'iiie-
The president reported that the number OF
books added TO the library largely exSeeded
.nat OF any former year, and that the H.
brary now contains more than three times
as mary books as Il did ten years ago
The report further stated that The IL
orary rooms require no repairs or additions
beycnd some electric wiring and bookcase
which have been ordered. In the report
PRESIDENT Jones said: The growth of this
association will require an addition TO the
library In four or five years and II is time
attention. 'O"e
Chairman A. l.. Shapleish Of the yyavs
and Means Committee reported that the
books and accounts Of the library were ex-
amlned and found correct.
Librarian Horace Kephart reported a NET
gain OF fifteen members for the wear r,,k-
Ing n total membership of ana lie re-
ported that the library now contains I1a 4s5
hound volumes. and that 10s 16l volumes
were issued to members for home use The
555. ""H
George n. Fisher offered resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted. proposing that
the annual meetings hereafter shall be held
IN the reading-rOOm at O'Clock D. m en-
tne second Tuesday in January and THANK
ing The president and Board of Directors
1or their management OF the library.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
ALABAMA YOU H
HELD BY KIDNAPERS.
y. IT. Frazer. Tax Collector OF Bhi'
lock County. Receives Let
ter From Sons Captors.
MIGHT ACCEPT A RANSOM.
They Say. However. They Need
Him in Their business and In
tend TO Keep Him-Compelled
Him TO Sign the Note.

Mon.zomerv. Ala. Jan. s-From Union
Springs. this state. it is learned that y. II.
Frazer. Tax Collector Of Bullock County.
has received a letter. dated Memphis. from
men claiming 10 have kidnapped Frazer's IS
vssr-old son. Bass. in Atlanta. who demand
ransom.
The letter contained young FraZer's al
legged signature as proof Of the claim. Fra
zor was a student in the" archaeological
School in Atlanta. and. It e learned. has
not been seen there in several days
The kidnapers asserted that they were
on their way TO Kansas city. whence fur
tber negotiations would be conducted.
WAS LAST SEEN JANUARY 2.
Atlanta. Ga. Ian. S-Bass Frazer. who.
Lac,ording TO a letter received by his :dther.
NJ Union Springs. Ala. was kidnaped In this
city while attending the Technolosical
School. was last seen here SATURDAY jan
uary 3 .,
Two Of his brothers arrived here tonight
from Union Springs Ala. and gave out the
foIIov,inr letter as being received from the
supposed kidnapers. The letter Uas mailed
in Memphis Tenn. January ana bore
Especial delivery stamp:
Dear Sir: As kidnapping is all the rage
nowadays, We have stolen your son. We
intended TO steal him before Christmas. but
could not get a chance. We do not Know
your financial condition. as your son refuses
20 tell U.S. and we only found SO dollars on
his person. He is a boy way above the
average and we need him In our business.
80 We intend TO keep him. but you might
send a letter to Jim GlOer. general delivery.
Kansas City. as We will be in that city by
the time this reaches you. stating how much
you will give for his return. and II the
amount meets with my approval. j will
write you more about it,
AL k.vf :
Il won't do any good and would ruin all
your chances of getting him. We Will al
low him TO sign his name TO prove to you
We are not joking. We have him in a
stupefed condition and are caring for him
as a sick person and younger brother
The boys signature was attached to the
. letter. Bass Frazer was a member OF the
ssrst year class. His brothers say their
nher 10 unable to pay n ransom. The
mother of the boy is Frustrated with grief.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
MILL BOILER EXPl0DES.
Engineer Fatally Injured and
Building Totally Wrecked.

. REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall, No, Jan. S.-A terrific boiler ex-
plosion took place at a saw mill near here
this afternoon. Leslie Service, the ensl-
neer. was hurled sixty yards and badly
scalded and bruised. 1t is thought his in
turies are fatal. S. f. Isabel was standing
thirty feet behind the engine when the ex-
plosion occurred. The engine was thrown
backward and passed within foot of him.
He was thrown sixty yards across the creek
The mill is a total wreck.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
RETAIL GROCERS AT TOPEKA.
T.. \. Stevens of st. Louis Ad.
dresses Them on Legislation.

Topeka. Kas.. Jan. s.-The National Re-
tail Gr5cUrs' Association is in session IN
Topeka. More than so grccerymcn are in
attendance. E. ~ Stevens Of St Louis.
national organizer OF the association. .,d-
dressed tine convention on the subject OF
reeded legislation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
CORN SCATTERED BROADCAST.
Wreck on Illinois Central Causes
Heavy Loss.
REPUBLIC sPECIAL.

Dt uuoin, H.. Jan. s.-A broken axle
caused an expensive wreck on the Illinois
Central Railroad two miles north of here
this morning. Fourteen carloads of sheIle,i
corn consigned 10 New Orleans for export
was scattered broadcast, AID the cars en-
iirely demolished one thousand feet of
track was torn up and 10"o bushels of
corn Is a total loss. Traffic was delayed
several hours. None OF the crew were in
jured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
Knoxville Bnnquets Nashville.

IkIsI'I blu II II M
Knoxville. Tenn. Jan. S-The Knoxville
Chamber of Commerce Tonight gave a bar
quet 10 125 business men and manufac;urers
of Nashville. The event was to celebrate
the opening of the Tennessee Central. Civ
ing these cities an air line connection. The
new road was bIIlt. mostly with ST Louie
money and runs through rich mineral and
timber section.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
DASHED OFF A BRIDGE.
James Golden Hurled TO His Death
in a Peculiar Manner.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPCBLIC SPECIAL.
Glasgow. No, Jan. s.-James Golden Of
this city fell from the Chicago and Alton
bridge this moning and was instantly killed
He was standing on the end Of a long
board when a falling piece OF timber struck
the other end. thowing him up and over the
edge OF the bridge. His skull was crushed
and he was dead when help reached him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
BATTLE IMMINENT
AT PANAMA CITY.
United States Are Hurrying For.
ward Warships and Will
Prevent BOmbardment.

Panama. Colombia, Jan. s-(Copyright.
1901. by the New York Herald Company
Fighting near this city between the rebels
and Government troops IS expected within
Il few days.
Strong forces of rebels have been camp
ing for several days I'm the neighborhooJ
of Old Panama and Pacora. Government
soldiers went out last night to stop any
advance f ny
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
SCAFF0lD FELL WITH THEM.
Employe of st. Louis Contracting
Firm Instantly Killed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Galveston. Tex. Jan. S.-This evening q
scaffold on which William Henderson and
Charles Crawford were at work on elevator
B. broke and precipitated the two men
thirty feet TO the ground. Henderson was
instantly killed. and Crawford received In
juries that may prove fatal. The men we-e
in the employ of Stewart Bros. contractors
of st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
wedding of House-CaIIicotf.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Malvern. Ark. Jan. s.-Mr. Sam ]. House.
Jr and Miss MILAN e. Callicott Of Sens-
tobia Miss. were married here this evea-
ing at the parsonage of the Malvern Meth
odist Church by the Reverend Horace
Jewell, the pastor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-09
Cures
Weak Men
Free
lNSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HOME FOR ALL.

Xiow any man may quickly cure himself
eKr years of suffering from sexual weak
ness. lost vitality. night losses, varicoceie
Nc.. and enlarge small weak organs to full
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-12-27
M. BENJAMIN Suite

La "Patrie", de Montreal, pu-
bile la Geographic suivante de M
Benjamin Suite, l'6minent histo-
rien canadien:
"Dans la cinquantaine. Causeur
dune waste m6moire, 6crivain qui
ignore la fatigue GU l'effort, impro-
visateur %toujours pref. Ferait a
la v6rit6, I'm excellent profess
seuc.
"Par-dessus tout, I'm passionn6
d'hist6ire, I'm chercheur formida-
BILE, un curieux qui a, toute sa vie,
voyage dams la pass6. Ce quill a
fouill6 de vieux papiers, archives,
manuscrits, analys6, annot6 de IL
vres, recti66 de MONS ct de dates,
est supplement etonnant.
"Notre historic ma pas de Sc
crets pour lui. Apr6s ses Cana
diens-francais" ct des centaines de
brochures sur DIES sujets histori-
ques toujours, il continue, infati-
gablement, avec une ardeur Juv6-
nile, a creuser plus avant dams
l'ancienne France canadienne....
"Entre temps, a tradult une his
toire imp6rialiste de Castell Hop
kins ct 6crit une monographs de
Papineau qui para1tra prochaine-
ment.
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La langue FRANCHISE, d'apr6s o.

La langue FRANCHISE, d'apres Os-
car Dunn:
"La langue FRANCHISE, c'est un
diamant dun prix inestimable;
c'est une euvre dart travaill6e par
les si4cles, dune beaut6 q MULE
autre pareille. Tout lie monde Tad
mire, ellie charme tout lie monde,
bien qu'elle ne livre yes secrets
qua un petit nombre; il fault 6tre
amoureux dele, Palmer beaucoup
ct lui faire longtemps la cour; ellie
ne SO dome qua celui qui salt la
vaincre par I'm labeur persev6rant
ct une Tongue patience; mails quels
tr6sors ellie r6v6le q ses favoris!
Sa d6licatesse EXCUSE ravit llntel-
ligence; ellie est tout amour ct tou-
to gazette, pleine de noblesse ct
d'enthousiasme, accessible aux
sciences CONNIE 3 tous les sentl-
ments dignes; ellie comprend votre
occur ct seconde votre esprit. 81
vous la poss6dez, rien ne vous de-
cidera jamais a y renoncer; vous
la garderez CONNIE votre meilleur
bien.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-12-27

La fameuse ~controverse Samp-
son-Schley Went de Sc clore offici-
element par la dissolution de la
Cour d'enquete au milieu dun de-
superintendent general. Cette af-
faire, qui est d6ja entr6e dams lie
domaine de lhistoire, nest pas de
nature q relever administration de
notre marine dams l'op1nion publ
que. II y a dams CO d6partement
une 6curie d'Augias que Roosevelt
ferait bien de nettoyer.
Schley pent metre pas un grand
tacticien, mails c'est I'm h6ros que
l'on s'honore en- lie respectant. II
cut le malheur GU lie. bonheur de-
tire l'oficier en- charge de la fotte
q la bataille de Santiago, tandis
Sampson s'6tait absent6, on ma ia,
mails su %pourquoi, ct celui-ci ne
lui a jamais pardonn6 Get avantage
que lie sort lui await dome. Dams
son rapport du combat il ignora
Schley avec une insigne mauvaise
fol. Aide de la bureaucratic du
departement de la marine, il tou-
cha la r6compense p6cuniaire avec
son capitaine tandis que ceux qui
braverent les boulets..de l'Espagnol
furent complement ignores.
Cette injustice a tellement en-
famine les esprits qua New-York,
on dut abandonner p6rection de
l'arc de tr1omphe en- ]'honneur de
la marine.
Dewey, lie h6ros de Mantle, a
noblement fait son devoir en- SO Sc
parant de ses colleagues dams lie ju-
cement de la Cour d'enquete ct en-
d6clarant gus Schley 6tait lie chef
de la fotte, lors de la bataille, que
sa conduite fut h6ro1que, ct que,
touchant les hesitations apropos de
l'approvisionnement de Charlton
en- mer, par les vaisseaux on dot
laisser une latitude au common
dant.
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COMM ENT EST CECI

Nous offrons cent dollars pour
aucun cas- de catarrhe qui ne peut
etre gu6ri par le Halls Catarrhe
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co. Propres, To-
ledo Ohio.
Nous les sousign6s avons connu
F. J. Cheney depuis Is ans ct nous
lie croyons etre parfaitement homo
rable ct fnancierement capable de
remplir toutes obligations faites
par leur soci6t6.
West & Traux, Wholesale Drug
gist, Toledo Ohio.
Walding Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggist Toledo, Q.
lie Halls Catarrhe Cure est pris
int6rieurement ct agit directement
sur lie sang ct les surfaces muqueu-
SEES du systeme. Certificate gratis.
Adressez: F. j. Cheney & Go.
Toledo, Ohio.
Certificate gratis.
Vendu par les droguistes, prix
Use.
Halls Family Pills sont les
meilleurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-12-27

I'm v6t6rinaire await pris I'm
jeune homme pour l'aider; mails
ce garcon n'avait pas de notions
s6rieuses sur les soins d bonner
aux animaux.
Un matin lie v6t6rinaine >appelle
son nouvel auxilialre ct lui dit:
-Voici une poudre medicamen.
teuse. ii s'agit de la faire absorber
au cheval. Pour celia, vous prenez
lie tube qui est Ia, vous y place. la
poudre, vous introduisez pune DIES
extr6mit6s dams la bouche du che
val, ct vous soufaez vous meme q
l'autre bout. Est-ce compris?
-Oui, monsieur.
LIE v6t6rinalre sen va. I'm ms
tant apres, IL entend DIES Girls af-
freux entrecoup6s dune toux 6pou-
Variable. II account ct s'@crie:
GUY a-t-il? Qu'arrlve-t-il?
All! r6pond l'aide en- crachant
sans interruption, ali! monsieur,
c'est lie cheval qui a soufde lie pre-
mier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-12-27

CREME AUX ABRIooTs-On prend
une douzaine d'abricots, peles,
qu'on fat CURE avec uu quart de
sucre. On passe ct on laisse refroi-
dir. Dams un demi-verre de vim
blanc on d6laye huit james d'oeuf,
du sucre en- poudre ct la PURGE
d'abricots. On passe de nouveau q
P6tam1ne, puts on fait "prendre'
au bain-mar1e soft dams des petits
pots. VOLTA une vraie chatterie de
saison!....
Pour NETToYER LES CHAINEs
D'oR-Mettez dams une petite bou-
teille de verre la chaine avec de
peau, un peu de carbonate de SOU
de ct de savon. Boucher bien la
bouteille ct secouez fort pendant
une minute. LIE frottement contre
le verre polit For; lie savon ct la
soude absorbent Ia graisse ct la
poussiere qui remplissent les in
terstices des cha1nons. Rincez avec
de Ieau clair, essuyez ct vOus Sc
rez surpris du brilliant que vous
aurez obtenu.
NETToYAGE DIES COUTEAUx DE
TABLE-Pour nettoyer les couteaux
en- acier, rien nest meilleur qu'u-
ne pomme de terre crue ct de 10
brique anglaise pil6e tres fin. On
coupe une pomme de terre, on la
trempe dams la brique anglaise en-
poudre ct on frotte la lame jusqu'a
ce quelle soft propre ct brillante.
Cest un moyen tres simple, Car il
n'exige pas grande d6pense de for
CO, ct on ma pas B craindre de-
mousser lie tranchant nj de briser
Ia pointe. En- ajoutant d la poudre
anglaise I'm peu de carbonate, on
obtient plus rapidement un beau
poll.