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New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
RECEIVER FOR TELEPHONE COMPANY.
ice-Chancellor Howell Decides United
States Independent Is Insolvent.

An opinion advising the appointment of receiver
for the United States Independent Telephone Com
pany filed by vice-Chancellor Howell in New
ark yesterday The concern, New Jersey corpora
ton, is capitalized S50.o0o0o, and its princi-
pal place of business is at Rochester. James NJ
E. OGrady, a stockholder and creditor, through
his counsel, Pitney, Haruin & Skinner. made the
application for receiver and the bill filed set up.
among other things, that deficiency judgment for
than SIG 10000 had been entered in the New
York Supreme Court.
Depue & Faulks. for the company, resisted the
application on the ground that the complainant had
divested himself of the right of Independent action
by reason of having deposited his holdings with a
trust company. Two other bondholders then be-
came intervening complainants, and it was urged
by the defence that they had no standing, for the
reason that their bonds were merged in the def
cheney Judgment.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
DANIEL J. DOWDNEI.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; .,s- ~
l. the grace OF and independent 70 Adefert
D. Caldwell. Charles Caldwell, John Caldwell; Harry
Caldwell Howard Caldwell. Alice Butler Carrie Huo-
bard. Lucille Caldwell A-del Anderson. John H BedeIi
Jennie Valentine II. Caldwell. Thomas E CAD
well. Edward R Caldwell Ella Caldwell George Cald-
well. Marcus Caldwell Armina ta,Gwell
Powell, Rosetta Caldwell Adebert Caldwell Wiliet
y. Caldwell, John o. Caldwell. Frederick A CaldNelI
Catherine A Cirna. MARY J Lowe Caroline VI SIr6ns-
Henrietta Olmstead the heirs and next Of kin OF Eza
beth II Luther deceased send greeting: Whereas jas
per c. Hunt Of The City Of New York, has lately ap-
York TO have instrument in writing relating
personal duly proved as the
will and testament Elizabeth H Luther. late OF
County o York. deceased. therefore you and
YOU appear before the surrogate or
our OF at his office In the County or
York on Goth day OF April one thousand nine
hundred eight hafpast ten O'Clock in the Tore
and to attend the probate OF
And such OF you as are
hereby under the OF twentyone ears
required TO appear by your guardian II you nave
one to appear and apply for one 10
appointed the Of your neglect or failure
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate 10
represent and act for in the proceeding
Surrogate's Court Of the said County OF New
affixed. Witness, HON
IL 81 CHARLES II. BECKETT. Surrogate OF our
County of New York. at said County. the
OF February in the year of our Lord
thousand nine hundred and eight.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
BERKELEY G AUSTIN. Attorney for Executor. IS
William street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
MANY WANT TO SEE WARNCKE

The disappearance Of Henry Warncke, head OF
the warncke Company, of No. 394 Graham avenue,
Williamsburg, which published in yesterdays $
Tribune has resulted in bringing TO the attention
OF District Attorney Clarke the names of several
other persons who say they have had dealings with
Warncke Some OF these said that they never had
been brought in contact with man who had SO
many enterprises under his hat or who spent
money lavishly
There were fully a hundred people who made in
quries as to the whereabouts Of the former banker
broker yesterday.
George Ammon. shoe dealer, OF No. t29 Graham
avenue. said he had put large amount of his
savings in the Warncke bank and the board Of
trade company. Mr.. Ammon said that when he
joined the Graham Avenue Board of Trade
Narncke effected organization. the object Of
which was to purchase the building in which the
board held its meetings. number Of the mem
bers of the board Of trade were induced TO pur-
chase shares in the COMPANY, and he was among
them. Subsequently Mr.. Anmon opened an ac-
count in Warnckes bank, he said. ard on March
13 Of this year had occasion TO draw against IT,
Three days later the check was returned marked
N G."
It was also said yesterday that member Of the
Board of Education had also had dealings with
Warncke.
Deputy Sheriff Kendall is in charge OF the real
estate department OF the Warncke Company while
the affairs of the banking department are being
looked after by representative Of the law nFm
At a well attended meeting of the Graham Ave-
nue. Board OF Trade last night 1t was decided TO
investigate the charges made against the missing
banker, and if they were found to be true, II was
said, he would be asked TO resign.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions in bankruptcy we're fled yesterd''y IN
as United States District Court - follows
IaTolgu-srr. against Hsrry Kugler. Sender hurz-
- and Ben amin T. Schaefer, copartners ~ m
s-eel Waist COMPANY. st 30. * NaferleH tla','
ne Green Manufacturing 'cInpshE e.. 2s
:. -tloVig = 'ioetz q CO. Flsa -. ,, doing
seiln'srE. against Leon " 49, - t-;xf,Ire
eIpsrr F,- S,rni,elsou. with cam OF
- AeesIefrsu & sweetUood. *l4. and Mleiaei
Ialpatsry Daniel Yam Leuven. merchant a. ,e 3f
- Even Ulster county X y lisl2lij $50 40
y a. = - =, including accounts cue 10Y o. '7-'
i-Fo'lrts-v ..gainsr Isidor !. Cohen, doing busi-
= a. Fi-fh avenue and l37th street as tL.s ~
..s.en Lumber Company. by John i. Mch~alIl' an % q
: nc =-hrlstyMoir Company. *Z-fC - ,,.z,,,,,o7
4'-rtaEr. Frederick ID Stssse "i @ I1l.e 1,iIi
- &l545 s., assets s. 15s g: principal credilGrs'
70 b. Stege ~ No. 1856 Hewes street, Bi~ohIS -
- - sud q y Reifsnioer Co, oi No 81 oie
.oisHtsry snoygden J.. Hempstone living 81 the
hetai Hotel. Broadway and -lt s,"Sti s,l"ft,iis9a 49,
mess 81 No - White stIeeti "a a., o'iS,Ss ~,
- - assets FernpStone admits that ne o"'S
s-IIsrd sld Bruno Leviscr, Of No. 40 broao""s'
~l'olesE Hawkes. Was appointed receiver q inc
- q FiakaTt & CO. importers OF faces anu
%o-cefies al 30 593 Broadway. No IL Al'i'ei
and 81 Gan, Switzerland. Frederick Nlei"r
1eAels Co. commission merchants ~
'''lEht set 10 recover $4,000 ror advances The
- composed q Charles and Caroline ma =
-'-sfies 7. Coha was appointed receiver oi 'He
,less of the Economy Electric and Gas I iA'uie
.slE. with bond uf $50
= saleut by 5efaglt tor SIZE T-as en'eIeo sea
essinst solomon's Independent tohs'rn''H
= o1npany. z %ev, York corpcraton- IN tsN"f y
Sno-7-r ou = note made by the cnfoIahz ="
nftT L. Iss7 payable three months si'ei o0'r'
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
MINING NOTES.

During the last year the managers OF the Cobalt
prorerties have abandoned the policy OF exploiting
their shares in Wall Street and have devoted
themselves TO development work at the mines,
which now beginning to sho" substantial results
New shippers and dividend payers are con-
stantly appearing among the cobaIt mines. me
silver Queen is the latest OF these properties TO go
on ? dividend basis 1t has just declared a j per
cent dividend payable quarterly. nlshaIlllns mas
also recently made its first disbursement to It's
--ocLynolg.rS During 4 OoDs4I
mas been added TO the list of new shippers Another
vii fp sent to the smelter at Sudbury this week
The stoping in. the second level of the Big Pete
7riua has now made sufficient progress TO enable
@ supply better class OF ore TO the
rorren rtor with result that the yield in silver
showing steady increase, with a CORE
sTondiD, gain in earnings. third level is being
driven from the main shan. which Will cut the
~[o and No veins at depth considerably over
20 feet from the surface These new workings VIII
add materially the ore reserves now opened up
this property.
Little has been heard OF YeTrngton. Nevada. dur
ing the last few months As d matter OF fact, the
caTnn is in fourishng condition and devel, pments
show that the properties in a better condition
,Far e,-er before. The Western Nevada. one of the
principal properties, is developing e8ceiieht oIe
fodies and the Wabusia copper mines have reached
1..-ge orr bodies from which they VIII soon snip
conner The MalacEite, Mason valley and several
C+te- rrouerties proving successes Inc New
to,5sp neGne own a considerable acreage in the
camp
News from the Greene Gold-Stlver Company s
mines At Ocarnpo and Concheno is declared to ne
,,,,r. virr- Il Is said that reports are on the
- froTn Mexico showing that the progress haut
as he mines even during the last depression u
mining securities has been fairly satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

yT,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
Il the Of God. free and Independent. TO Cedar
Grove Cemetery. Mary A. Frisbie Margaret NJ. Dart.
George jeremiah Charles Leach Whiskemans
Herbert r. King Herbert II. Kellogg Harriet NJ Davis.
HiIah A Edward w kellogg, Edward R. kel-
Iogg, Robert kellogg. Arthur Kellogg. and 20 all
County York deceased, creditors legatees
Of otherwise, greeting and each
hereby cited and required personally 10 be and
Surrogate of the County Of New York az
the Surrogates held the Hall OF
Fecoris in County New York. the 5th day cf
day and there attend judicial settlement OF the
proceedings Herbert R Executor
VIII and Testament Of said deceased ana
such hereby cited under the age or
years are required to appear by your guardian,
If Won have one YOU appear and apply
be the event OF neglect
or failure guardian will be appointed by the
10 in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
he OF New York 10 be
hereulto affixed Witness. Hon ABNER c
THOMAS. a Surrogate Of our said County. at
IT. the County New York. the 4th day OF March.
- - in the year OF Lord thousand nine
hundred delight
DANIEL. J. DOWDNET.
Ierk OF Surrogates'
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
BREAK IN MINERS ORGANIZATION.
Contrary to Union Instructions, Pittsburg
Operators Will Be Treated as Individuals
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg, April 3.-DIners' leaders of the Pitts
burg district announced meeting to-day that
they had decided to ask the operators to sign the
new scale individual operators and not dis
trict body. This is in direct violation OF instruc-
tions by the recent convention of the United Mine
Workers of America at indianapolis.
II is understood that of the larger coal COM
panies which have business relations with the
United States Steel Corporation will take advan-
tage of this concession and sign with the miners
indianapolis. April 3.-PreSdent Lewis of the
United Mine Workers OF America said to-day that
there will be joint convention between the miners
and operators the districts Of Western Pennsyl-
vana, Ohio Indiana and Illinois to rehabiitate the
interstate wage agreement in the central competi-
tive field. 1t is upon the scale in this field
that the scales in other fields are based
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, April 3. 1908
ARRIVED.

Steamer Chesapeake Hastings. Batimore to II c Eos
-, az, y,3dse Passed Quarantine at 40
'e CIV Of savannah Fisher, savannah March
IN lie S. Co, with passengers ana Huse
passs9 in Quarantine at 445 a M
f'se, falaw French Philadelphia to tie Clyde
,nds- Pissed Quarantine At 1l34 m
% IN RIO Parker Galveston March =. 10 The
o',r,, -. In, % with Passed IN QuaTanthe
utS a f,.l-eor,uts March ii
II - rleson April l. to the Ciyte - 60. W4ta pa
Hll - In,sA Passed Sandy Honh at iG:l2 , Ia
- peruuudian Frsaser Bermuda April l. a.
~ osrarbridge a 60. with 2I3 passengers, mails ana
-. Arrived al the Bar at
'"I '"..,r,er princess Anne Tapiey Newport News ana
,-,foE OLD Dominion IS 90 @itA l7S'iso' anu
-1dsc OF Highlands at M - ,,., - a,.4
Charles. ltNeIptii AIs ali
- starrn % 10 tho Cunard Co with ieI catfn ana
So4 sieeTage passengers. malls and mdse Arrived al
I'VE Rar 4, s.5e . ~. -. nc
'' Avalon 'Nor'. Rasmussen Baraco@ March -
- ,ssnsna Distributing Company. with three pas-
70 .e,s sTd fruit Arrived al the Bar al 80 ~ r2l'
tN-orl. Hend=l=8n6 RaT"eops Fer
Malta q Fds March g. seville ii and
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
Notice to Creditors.

>roTIt.E TO REDIToES--WHDREAS THE IN
y dersued Intends apply 20 the SurTUgstes court
of Washington. State OF New YORK for
tery Of administration and to have Frank l. Waite
Joined In such administration upon tls Goods
t,Tsfeis Estate OF Edmund G. Waite ot
h Ton OF Cambridge. In said county Deceased under
of 3hU4 of the code Cttu Pro
cedue OF the York for limiting the penalty
Of Administrators Therefore. notice - hereby
given 10 ali Creditors deceased present their
claims ths Surrogate Of said County Of Washington
On or before the e5th day 90 April. fPe.
, DATED Cambridge, New 1erk March lith i$'s
MARTHA Z WAITE widow Of said deceased
ERANh l.. WAITE. scn of said deceased
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
cENrRAL ExPREss CAR RIFLED.

Cleveland. April 3-TwO arrests were maoe al
Dunkrk y. y, to-day, in connection with the ROD
berry Of a through express the Southwestern
Express of the New York Central lines last night
The ca- in charge of a messenger, was boarded
east of Dunkirk Many express packages were
rifed. No money taken. The man arrested
carried articles supposed TO have been taken from
robbed
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
w. 8. JOYCE IN kNIckERRockER.

At a meeting OF the directors OF the Knicker-
booker Trust Company yesterday William B. Joyce
president of the National Surety Company,
elected a member Of the board. There is still
vacancy in the directorate, which consists of
fourteen members, all Of whom have been selected
by the voting trustees, Myron II. Herrfck Lewis
Cass Ledyard and Henry c. Frick- 1t is expected
that the voting trustees will q for the
vacancy early next week.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
TO CONSIDER MINNESOTA RATE LAW.

ST. Paul, April 1t announced to-
day that attorneys representing the railroads III
Minnesota had agreed to ask the federal court TO
auaoint a master TO take testimony TO the rea-
souableness of the 2-cent passenger fare law,
the commodity rate law and the merchandise rate
nranr Of 1ha rairnsd warehouse commission.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
Citations.

yJ'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW ~ ~YoRk Bf
i the OF God. free and independent-Io Thomas
e. Carson Francis M Jencks Mana T. Carson and I1 me
legatees under the Last VIII and Testament OF Asil
Carson. late Of the County of New York deceased II
whose and places OF residence are UNKNOWN
and after diligent inquiry be aseertaned ana
to all interested in the Trust created oy tne
Last VIII and Testament of William E Howell de
ceased. the benefit of Amelia Carson, credluors
next Of kin or otherwise send greeting:
You and each you hereby cited and required
personally before Surrogate OF the
County, held the Hall Of Records in the County
CT New York, on the Eth day May. 1908. at half
rast o'clock in the forenoon of that day. then
and there judicial settlement Of the account
OF proceedings of Edwin Howell John ". Sterling and
Jencks. Trustees the Last VIII and
Testament Of William Z. Howell, deceased. to the
thereby the benefit OF Amelia Carson,
and such of you as hereby cited under the
age twenty-one years required appear by
guardian il you have II You have to ap-
and apply for be appointed or IN the event
of your neglect failure a guardian Will be
appointed by the Surrogate to and act for
you In the proceeding
Testimony Whereof. We have caused the seal OF
Surrogates' o said County OF
lis. New York be hereunto affixed. Witness,
e Thomas, a Surrogate CS
said County, County Of New the oath day
of March. in the year Of Lord thousand nine
hundred eight. DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk the Surrogates' Court
SHEARNAN & STERLING, Attorneys for Petitioners.
~ Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New York
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

at $40 yesterday, is expected to dock about 10
d Sunday.
The Columbia. reported LIZ miles east Sandy
Hook 1215 yesterday. is expected doc, about
p m Monday.
The Lucania. reported $50 miles of Sandy
Hook at 2 p. yesterday, is expected
a Sunday.
reported 366 miles d Sandy Hook
yesterday, is expected 10 dock II
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
Caty Hotels.
Proposals.

S,EALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL Be KECHIElD Re-
yTav New York. Room aIo, ninth floor. uuti II NJ.
on Wednesday April Il. 19os for printing and de
lfvertDE the First Annual Report Of the Board Of
water supply Of The city OF New York.
Al the above place and time the bids VIII be pub
lcly opened and read. Tho award OF the contract II
awarded vii be made thereafter prac-
ticsbe Pamphlet containing Information for bidders
form contract. specifications etc can be obtained
~ intending bidders upon application in person at
Room II at the above For further particu
JOHN a. BENSEL,
President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK
CHARLES A. SHAW
Boa rd of supply
THOMAS HASSETT.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
Monroe. Norfolk, Old Dom-.-.-....>..- ---
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

T,estination and steamer. Close New York.
New Zealand. Australia except N@stI
Samoan Island and New Caledonia tvla
-Tnyeric Apr : hee m
Hawaii via san Franclsc"l-A Aiameda Apr 4, es' m
Tarsn Cores- and Philippine Isl
sHgS es rgs Of china ..-...-..-.Apr s. 500 p
Cores, th'ra ana Phliip
plhT t lia4s Wa .-..,-....-..- Apr ., 500 p
lIn-u So "WaTiDosa ..............Apr 3. 600 m
Japan nj Via seattIe,-Aki Maru.. Apr 8. 500
japan "Seattia1-Shs yrlut 10. 600
Ian Corea China Especially ad- -
Tacoma)-Anti0c APR H. o',V p III
Australia except WesU. New Zealand,
sauoan Islands. FIJI Islands ana He"
Caleaoil,1 ILL., ~ IL Apr IS. 500 p IN
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises $40 sun 6:2S Moon 20 Moons
HIGH WATER.
AMSandy Hook 9:b5 Gov. Island 1927 He'll 1920
PMSandy Hook 1912 Gov. Island 1045 Hell Gate i2:3S
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

VNIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
Il the Of God free and independent to Abel
harrington Wheaton, Jonas Smith Wheaton sarah lte-
becca Wheaton, John Roland Wheaton. William Barker
Wheaton. Joseph Stanbery Wheaton, Maria Isabelle
Wheaton, Louise Mapes. Annie c. Linn @. Percy
Seeey, Elma Douglas Margaret +. Stanbery. Ida M
Francis HeUSdae HunJey. Sherman Ellsworth f1QnIIey
Stephen Stanbery If he be living, whose place OF resi-
dence is unknown and cannot after due diligence De
certaIned II ne be dead, his widow issue uesced
ants, heirs of kin, whose ana places OF
residence unknown and after due diligence os
ascertaned; Francis Stanbery, II he be living, "i0e
place residence after due dill
gence be ascertaned II he be dead. his WIDOW ISSUE
descendants heirs and next Of kin. whose names anu
diligence ascertained H. Stanbery some
times known Frank II. Benjamin). II he be living
whose place of residence is unknown and cannot Que
diligence be ascertained. il he be dead MS wloOW
issue. descendants heirs and of kin whose names
and places of residence unknown ard cannt after que
diligence be ascerained the heirs and next OK Hin
ward 5. Hail. of the City Of New York. has latey az
piled the Surrogate's Court Of County OF NeN
1ork 70 nave certain lnstruIhen IN "LLtll'
both real and duly proved as the @
VIII and Testament Of Maria 8 Gouray. la-~ OF tne
County of New York deceased. Therefore you and can
OF you are cited to appear before the surrogate o.
County Of New York az his Office in the county OF eN
York. the 9th day OF April thousand nine nun
dred and eight at hafpast ten o'clock IN me forelon
said last VIII Testament. And such OF you as are
hereby cited under the Of twenty-one Yeas
are required to appear by your guardian II yon ma
or if have appear and apply 10 oTe
TO be appointed. in the of neglect OF la-
do guardian Will be appointed by the Surro-
gate 20 represent and for in the proceeding
Surrogates Court Of the said County OF HeW
York to be hereunto affixed. Witness Hon
County Of New York. said County. the
2Sth day OF February. IN the year or our Lo10
one thousand nine hundred and eight or,--,>-r-v
erI,O OF SurrOgate'S Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

,-,,u1, cc,TI-yI,E,R \ Y, MARCH % lSOa.-SEALED
l. proposals. in trplicate viii be received until II
19nS, repairing painting and
staiiing plumbing fixtures. Post Hospital InfoTlna-
10 furnished on application L. : reserves right
,o auy or an pro posus. Envelopes containing
osols viii be marked Proposals FOR repairing HosPi
t,,5 addressed tifA As l. FISHER.
uyREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE or THE
| Supervising Architect. Washington, l. g. March
- lgsss sealed proposals will he received this Office
Irtii . o'clock p II. 18th day Of May. laos
men ou.ned enlargement extension. renudelins,
plumbing supply system,
~ the. L. ASSAY ONCE. New York city New York,
in accordance with drawings and Specification copies ~
may be hsd Office the superintendent Of
f-onstruction the New custom House a. New York.
= Y or This office the discretion Of the SUPER
tisirig Architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR Supervising
AIthILFct.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
Surrogates Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON A8SER
l. OF the County OF New
YORK notice is hereby given 10 al persons having
Schirmer. late OF the County
~ New york deceased. to present the same. with
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place OF
business the Office OF Messrs Rowland
Nurray & Prentice No 50 al street. IN the city OF
the 10Th day of April
N1M 80 % n s:sU YORK the 5th of October. 1907
O6-eu -' RUDOLPH e SCHIRMER
GRACE NJ SCHIRMER.
WINTHROP L. ROGERS
Administrators c ?
uovyyr.ND MURRAY PRENTICE.
~ IttaT1eys for Administrators
35 Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

oTTINGER CLAkA.IN PTfsuANcE OF AN
- County Of New York. notice is hereby given TO all
ne bayins claims against Clara ager late OF rho
per.t - New York deceased. present same win
thereof subscriber. his place
SSoo.tny business Wall Borough ot
Ssnhsttan New York city before April 1908
nated New York October 9TH 1901.
MARN OTrINGER. Executor.
NATHAN OTTINGER Attorney for Executor. Wal
Borough Manhattan. New York City.
Uv PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ABNER
L { Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
work Notice hereby given to all persons having
against Archibald Turner late OF the County
Of New York. deceased. present the witt
vouchers thereof o the subscribed her place os
,ransacting business. the office Of Wilson NJ Powell
No . wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. ths
city OF New York before the 25th day OF April
= TURNER. Executrix.
VI SON NJ POWELL. Attorney for E1ecutrix
wall street borough Manhattan YORK City
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
vessel

A do Iaarrns ga Argentina Bs rber--.. 2-30 500
Queen MARY Argentina. Am Rio P 2:30 a m $50 IN
Auazoneuse. Para Booth <5o m 900 a IN
MONDAY APRIL 6
..orfoIt. ol3 Don.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Teachers Tasors Goverrsssea sts
&C CoIisx.s. school snd Families Apply -
Mr.. 81 J. YOUNG FULTON. u Union saasre
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
How to BanISh Files.

To get rid of flies allowed to slip into
q house through the carelesSness Of
servants despite screens on windows
and doors is II of the problems of q
tousel.eeper. No effort should be con
sidered too great to accomplish this
exodus. for the insects are a menace
in their possibilities of carrying poison
and disease and should be eXterminat
ed. If it is convenient to darken a
ROOM, the work is quite simple. The
blinds or dark curtain should be- drawn
until the room is gloomy except for 4
little crack of light at an open Win
dow. Flies will never enter a dull
0 there is no danger of coln
ir- ald those already there will 81
out through the bright crack left. This
naturally takes some hours. however
A homemade poison that acts like a
charm is good to use when there arc
children, as it is not hurtfui to bn
mans, and little If any harm will re
suit if a youngster accidentally swal
lows some. This kill" is made by
boiling for three minutes a half pint OF
milk, two unces of black pepper and
four ounces of sugar. This should be
cooled, poured into saucers and placed
about the room. It's strength will MOI
last for more than three days.