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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

The funeral of John ], Culver was attended at his home in Montowese yesterday afternoon and many rela- lives and friends were present Mr. Culver was one of the oldest residents in that community being seventy -sev- en years of age. He attended the Grand avenue Congregational church and the pastor, Rev. Dr. Sheath, at- tended the services Mr. Culver had been on invalid for about two years.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

challenge.
 Joe Wagner boxes Young Britt ff- teen rounds al Baltimore tonight. and tomorrow night he boxes Patsy Kline six rounds al the Dry Dock X. C. In New York, He was also promised a match with Abe Attell during Christ mas week.
 Fighting Dick Nelson has been matched to meet Arthur Cote of Maine | in a ten round bout at the Enickcr- | booker A. C., Albany, N. l., December | Deshicr twelve rounds al the Unity l Cycle club, at Lawrence Mass,
 cyclone Johnny Thompson, tho Western fighter who knocked out Ru- ! dulph Unhoz and also put Kid" Dal- | ton the California lightweight, away l recently. is having his own troubles in | getting on q fight Battling Nelson | Freddie Welsh Fighting Dick Hyland George Mcmsic ana Packey Mcfarland ! have refused 10 take him on. although | the fight promoters have offered them l good purses 10 meet him.
 The sports on thc Pacific coast arc | not altogether satisfied with the show | Ing that Bllly Papke made agains' | Stanley Netrhell in their last battle | Tho affair lacked the viciousncss that ! characterized their previous mill Nel. 1 ther of the boxers displayed any mark after the bout that would indicate that | n championship title had changed l hands. Papko is especially criticised | IIa fought indIfferently and showed ] no inc lination to evade tho swings that ! he has easily stepped Inside of wher he took the championship from tho cowboy.
 owen Moran, thc English feather.
 weight, bcstcd Tommy OToolo in d
 whlrlwind bout at the National Alhlet. ! ic club in Philadelphia Wednesday l night. The Englishman carried th'
 fighting to O'Toole in majority o
 the rounds and although making us, of his elbow whenever the occasion dc.
 handed lt he outpolnted Tommy" a the finish of tho bout.
 Pugilism Will bc resumed at Ho l Springs Ark, Christmas afternoon, an, | will go on for at least two months. Tn, principals In the opening show will b, | the winner of tho Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan Jimmy McNeil battle. Dc
 Gember o. and tho victor of the Him
 my Dunn Jack OLoary contest q Little Rock The distance of thc many
 bouts at the Springs will be nftocl
 rounds,
 Al Kuhfak, the heavyweight of Do
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

In Bridgeport Wednesday night the Nutmeg and state league teams got together with tho result that Jimmy" Watt and his tribe received double trimming, The scores of the match
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
First Period.

Score Providence 5 New Haven 4; rushes. Curtis 8, schifrer 4 foul Grif- filth; stops, Mallory 49, Sutton 95; ref cree, Ostdick; timer, Perrin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

The parish rooms of St. James F. F, church looked very attractive yes to-day afternoon and evening when the annual Christmas sale was held hy the ladies of the parish. The booths and tables looked very pretty In their decorations and the array of fine articles Worthy of especial mention was the floral tea garden dec orated with artificial flowers And there was a unique feature of the old egg woman catered to the children; the old woman who lived in shoe and who disposed of her numerous family to the highest bidder the large and fancy doll bride booth for the sale of useful and fancy articles, and the candy and ice cream booths. all were attractive and there were good sales during tho hours for the enter tainment, 4 to g, It was very suc- cessful affair, both socially and financially
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Miss Laura Hatch of Hartford has been visiting the family of pr. F. k Roberts in Grand avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Moses F, Hope has purchased of Cornelius Fl. Conway, land 40 feet front and building in Grand avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

The last game In tho r. NJ. R. C. loaguc will he rolled tonight at that clubs alleys, when Inc Travellers meet tNc Armes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

'Kid" DuEgan of the Bank Wrcckine outfit, is certainly out 10 capture the lead among the rushers Look at the Pawtucket game. tied score with but 45 second to play and caged tho over time goal in the fifth period. The Kid is certainly a wonder
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

News has been received here of tIe marriage of Miss Gertrude Bacon of Philadelphia to Ralph A. Williams Of Brooklyn. The marriage occurred at the home of the bride Monday even ing The bride formerly resided here where she has many friends
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
BOXING NEWS

Philadelphia Jack O'Brien says he would like to tackle Stanley Kctchell As Ketchell will not fight again untll next July, O'Rrlen can rest easy for some time 10 come after Issuing this challenge.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

The Loyal circle, Daughters of lsa bel of Fair Haven has elected these officers Miss Margaret Kolly regent, Miss Mae Stanton. vice regent, Miss KatdrSuc Hines, recording secretary, Miss Al. Dwyor, financial secretary; Mrs J. J. Hogan. ohapIaiu Mrs Wrenn prophcteas Miss Anna Kin neN treasurer, and Mss Doolan, ln- side guard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

The annual meeting of the Grand Avenue Baptist church for election of Sunday school officers will be held at the close of tho prayer meeting next Tuesday evening It is expected the officers will make the usual reports
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

". s. Conklin of wolcott street. who has had an operation at he New Haven hospital for gall stones, was reported yesterday to be getting along satisfactorily.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

The polo race is pretty one, with the first three teams in bunch and the next three going at neck and neck pace. The two-tail-enders are bound to make trouble for the leaders with tho present makeup of their teams.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

The Teddy Bears have got nothing on the Boneyards, and what applies in Bridgeport certainly ought 10 go here
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Johnny Bond, a local amateur, had a fair offer to go with Sam Simmons to Troy, hut he hasn't gone yet, Johnny says he Is making enough money as it ls, oystering and acting as sixth man for tho Bridgeport team Bridge. port Standard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Speedway.
46T 435 44S -1345
Marathon.
SAME OLD STORY

467 468 684 4-l355
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Thompson, who will appear at second rush with the visitors tonight is a steady playing boy And he certainly is poking the ball by the goal tenders now standing second in the league
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
REPAIRING
OyY-ACE1yLENE WELDING AND 'BRAzING

in all metals. We make'm most ditilcultI repairs in broken engine cylinders,l crank cases finished machine partaNi
 OXy-Carbi Co.,. 1T Webster st
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
DRIVES FOR TIE CAGE.

Everybody at the rink tonight to hand the talk to wild Charlie" His antics. when angercd are alone worth tho price of admission.
 Kid Sutherland is playing a great game, at goal for the Worcester team. Tho youngster is a fayorlte all over tho circuit on account of his assres- slve tactics
 Although nothing definite has been said or done a report comes from Bridgeport thnt one or two of tho Teddy Bears fear a shakeup, Wonder who will get the blue envelope,
 Ado Mansfield Is quite the cheese with the Brockton fans Ills fast play ing and watchful eye have made him a player to be feared throughout the cir cult.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
After Having Game Won Bone yards Are Played to a Stand still, Losing 5-4---Bone's
 Great Work.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
 InUIpIull
GAMES TO-NIGHT. Fall River at New Haven.
Special to the Journal OurICr,

Providence, Dec, 10After being played 10 a standstil in the first period tonight, tho Graysfcame back strong and by scoring Ave straight goals with the time preventing the visitors from counting again won by score of 5 to 4, Manager Bone declares there Is nothing in the story of the team leav- ing New Haven
 Providence. New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Joe Wagner boxes Young Britt ff- teen rounds at Baltimore tonight. and tomorrow night he boxes Patsy Kline six rounds a the Dry Dock A. C. In New York He was also promised a match with Abe Attell during Christ mas week
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30

gleiati. Teta Ezbieta je navadno devala pletenico, V kateej e II
ticek spa. poleg njegove zimnice, in Jurgs sc je potem orl ma III
in fenricka opazoval. MaliGek je potem pac Odprl oGesci, zsJ
stvari okrog sebe razlocevai in Sc smehljati. OF, in kako Sc i III
lial. Pi TEN smeh: janju je lahko Jurgis pozabil ma Use in bill srr1
Zivol ie potcm V svetu, kjer je bio lie smehljanje maega Anta,.1
III zato jc mogel 5i Ia svet lie dober. - SvOjemu ocetu lie pssI1
Gcdalje bolj podOLon. lc zstricvaia tea Elzbieta, in TO je podhev II
krat pouavijala. kc~ j. opazla, da Jurgsa to razvesei. Uboga III
preplaScna 5enica ie tuhtala noe in dan, kako hi svojega ujetec, 4
jaka ponirila. Jurgjs, Ni nj poznal praStare vetne hlimbe ia1
liubczni. jc lasRanje GobroduSnO Sprejel in ST. zadovojnO smeia n
TEN je maleuu Autanasn pomolil prSt pred oGi, premikajoG ga sem
tia. ter Sc je glaSno nasmejal. Ce je videl, da slcdi otrok z ocmi MI
Nc nj ma svctu bolt srckancga kot NAL otrok. Il obcudovanja yrr
r,Snobo jc ri malcek JurgiSu Y obraz. in JurgiS ic krikul: "Pdn1
Glej. Muma. ON pozua syojcga otcta. Pozna! Pozna! Tumauo NdrLs
Il mali porcdnrI!'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30

vidno, da je imela zveza V dobi
cd |. %januvarja pa do 81. deem
bra 1907 19i. O35.3S X dohodkov.
lzdala je pa: 9.345.45 X brezpo-
seine podpore; 7.710.41 X Tired
nth podpor; 21.7S6.72 X bolniSke
podpore; 409.2S X potovalne pod
pore; 1919 X podpore rodbi-
nam umrlih CLANCY; 9.4i3.77 X
trOSkov IA pravovarstvo clanov.
Skupa.j 1l.SSS.15 X troSkov V pod
pore Svoiih CLANCY. Ia izobrazbo
CLANCY .je izdala zveza 17.S2S.70
kron; "a agitacijo 24,722.23 X;
upravnih troSkov je imela %
525.l0 X; Strokovni komisiji ic
vlozila 5.52j.SS X: raznih troSkov
pa ie imela 3.727.s7 X. - Svota
Skupnih izdatkov znaSa tedai l50.-
21s.23 X. Zvezino premozcnie .ie
znaSalo konccm leta 1907 43.S17.-
II X.
Sodr. Pagnini je podal obSirno
porocilo o dclovanju Skupin ma
primorSkcm ter naslikal zalost-
ne razmcrc, Y katerih Sc ~nahajaio
tam delavci SLOW. hrvatske in
ital. narodnoSti. Ia te primorSke
%pokrajinc, ie naglaSal Sodr. Pag-
mini. 81 DO mogla zavzeti zvcza i'm
DRAWN poSlanci : vSo Silo. -
ZlaSti Sc bono mogli boriti "a
pridobitev zavarovanja IN StaroSt
in OnemOglost ter preSkrbo IN
vdove in Sirote. GOvor Sodr. Pag-
ninija j. napravil ma navzoCe glo-
box utiS ter .jc Eel burno odobra-
vanje. IL poroGila. Hi "a .ie podal
V ceSkem jeziku Sodr. KalampuS
q razm"rah ma MoravSkem. po-
Snamemo. da Sc tamoSnjc razmerc
ne razlikujejo pray ME o onih ma
Primorskem in drugih kraiev
Tudi on je podpiral izvajanja c
potrebah sodr. Pagniniia Sndr.
Schwerzel je prevel govor Sodr
KalampuSa ma ncmSki jerk.
Dne 5. junija je pozdravil zbor
sodr. Polzer imenu soc. dem. de
Feline stranke nizie Avstrijske.
Xbor jc Sklenil darovati 100 X
IA zrtve V Ottakringu.
Ma to je porocal sodr. FoHtnel
o organizaciji in sodr. IIruSka {
taktiki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30
Obcni zbor zveze prometnih de-
lavcev v Avstriji.
(Konec prih.

V dneh T., 8. in 9. jun. sc je
vrsil ma Dunaju V prostorih Yum
grinen Baum V Mariahilfer-
StraSsc 56. drugi redni obcni zbor
"zveze usluzbenccv y trgovskem.
prevoznem in prometnem delu V
AvStriji'. Navzocih jc bilo 121
delegatov. Xxi so ~zaStopali - kraj-
nth skupin. TriaSke Skupine so
zaStopali Sodrugi: Pagnini in Pa
mex. tajniStvo: Zolija in Covitz.
delavcc ma obrezju; PluSnig. NOR
narj" in kuriace: RcmiSek. po-
morske natakarie in kuharje ;
Serbo. tezake Jerncjcic in Novak.
usluzbence glavnih skladisc. Tr-
zit jc zastopal sodr. Radio.
V predSedStvo zbora so bill IL
voljeni sodrugi: ForStncr. Men
geS. Poltl in Novak IL TrSta.
Sodr. Sulky jc pozdravil zboro-
yalce Y imenu mednarodne we've
Transporting delavcev V Hambur-
gu. kateri je zdruzen del proleta-
rijata 10. narodov in pozdravil ic
tudi navZoce V imenu nemSkih
Sodrugov, sodr. Tomschik V ime-
nu socialisticnih drzavnozborskih
poSlancev. Strokovno komisiio ie
zaStopal sodr. Nader.
Cd trzaSkih delegatov so bill Sc
izvOlieni sodr. Serbo. V komisijo
"a pregledovanje mandatov. sodr.
Pagnini V komisijo "a pregledova-
ME predlogov in sodruga Panek
in Iolija V volilni odbor.
Zborovanje je otvoril sodr.
Forstner (drzavnozborski posla.
nec). ~Izrazilo Sc .ie sozalje zrtvam
Ottagring i'm sen umrlim GlanOm.
Tudi je priSlo telegrafiGno por0-
clio o smrti sodr. Gorjupa il IT.
sta. Ibor je vstal V znamenju So
zalia.
IL p%orocila. XII ga ie dial o delo-
vanju tie we've je razvidno. kako
mogocen je bill MEN razvoj V pr
viii Stirih letih svojega obstanka.
V tel zvezi so zdruzene velike
skupine najvaznejsih strok, cato
obeta prihodnost, da postane Ia
zveza ena naimogocneisih V Az
Striji. Tudi il je za~gotovljen V bo-
docnosti mogoGen vpliv zlasti "a
to ker nj osamljena, ampak .je del
mogocne Hamburske mednarodnc
we've prometnih delavcev. V kate
ri so zdruzene zveze IL Nemcije.
Angleske. Belgijske, Avstralije in
cello IL Japonske. Y MO bodo mo-
rail- delodajalci temeljito racu-
natl.
IL ~racunskega porocila je raz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30

Med tenn pa Sc je produkcija
strasansko razSirila. kar je trg
wee potreboval, to je napravlje-
no, ali proizvaja Sc Sc vedno ma
pref. Eden ne We o drugem in ce
temu ali onemu kapitalistu vzra-
stejo V treznih trenotkih razni
p%omisleki, Jill pobije potreba. IL
rabbit konjunkturo in ne zaosta-
ii V konkurenci. Zadnjemu pre-
de Slabo. Prodaja wee producira-
mega blaga Sc vedno tezie vrSi in
pocasneje. SkladiSca trgovSkih
domov Sc polnijo, omama pa ira
ia dalje. tn pa mora kak trgo-
e placati blago, katero jc pred
wee meseci prevzel IA kredit.
Blago Sc nj prodano. on poSedu-
je blago in ne dcnaria. pa ne mo-
re zadoStiti Svojim dolznoStim i'm
p%oStane bankeroten. Tovarna pa
ina pray tako placati sirovine
ker pa njegov dolznik ne more
%platati. je tudi on gotov. Banke-
rot Slcdi bankerotu. SploSna pre-
padenoSt naStopi; ma mesto sic.
pega zaupanja Stopi Slepa boja.
zen. panika je SploSna. in krah
je tn.
Use goSpodarsko zivlienje il
kar najhujSe potreSeno. VSako
podjetje. XII nina trdnih tai. pro.
pade. Propad ne zadene lie ma
laznjivi podlagi temeljctih pod.
ietii. ampak tudi VISA ona. XII st
V navadnih cash komaj drze :,
pri zivljenju. V cash kriz ic cks
propriacija kmetov, rokodelceN
in malih kapitaliStov najhitrejS,
pripravljena. Ali tudi marshal
yelikan pade in noben nj gotov
ia ga SploSni polom ne zdrobi
Tistim med velikimi kapitaliSti
XII o%stanejo, pa pripade obilna r.
tev; V dobah kriz Sc ne razlast
lie "malih ljudi''. ampak Sc tud
zdruzi podjetja Y nekaj malo rol
in re tako ogromna Sc Sc lazj,
poveGajo kot drugace.
Noben pa ne We. ali DO obstal
ali bo prezivel krizo; in tolik,
casa, dokler kriza traja. dokle.
ne pride trgovsko in obrtno xiv
ljenje V navadni tir. so vse stra
hote danaSnjega proizvajalneg;
nacina ma vrhuncu; negotovost
sila. prostitucija in zloGini raste
io cd dine do dine. TisoJi pogine
jo cd lakote in cd mraza. ker 5,
napravili proved zivil, preve,
obleke in preveG s~tanovanj. II
Sc najjasnejSe vidi, da so danaS
ME produktivne mo6i elm dali,
mani ~zdruzljive Z blagovnin
proizvajanjem. da postaja poseb
ma last proizvajalnih sredste'
vedno bOlj prokletstvo. predvsen
"a neposedujoGe, konGno pa tud
"a posedujoee. "Naprej''.
(Konec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30
Ma slovanskem iugu ;

vcaSih reel, XII morajo grozovito
Skeleti tamoSnje rodoljubarske
entuziaSte. PRAY sedaj Sc odigra-
va TAXA tragikomedija V Crni go
ri, Xxi je bila od nekdaj narodnja-
kom vZor slovenSke drZave. ker
so poznali crnogorske razmere
prav toliko, kolikor patagonske,
ali pa ST. mamie, so Sc kaj lahko
navdusevali. Verjetno je pa, da
bi sc bill navdusevali tudi tedaj,
ci bi bill vedeli. da so Crnogorci
vecinoma yelikanski trpini. XII Jill
nekoliko brezvestnih veljakov ne
sr ,mno odira. Napravili so pri
ras, Xxi smo precej dalec od Crne
gore, glorijo njenemu knczu in
Slovenci imajo dolZnoSt verjeti.
la 81 tam ccdi med in mleko. Ma
vSak nacin je torej nerodno, ce
Sc naenkrat pokaze, da so tudi V
tel "idealni SlovanSki DRAW raz
mere, Xxi Y Svoji grdobi Sc preka-
saJo razmere Y zapadnih kapita-
listicnih dezelah. V Cetinju vodi-
jo re die casa preiskavo proti cell
vrsti ljudi, Xxi so obtozeni, da so
pripravliali atentat ma knjaza.
kar 1--we javnost o tel p%reiskavi, je
zelo zanimivo, a Sc bolj zanimivo
mora biti, kar ostane javnosti skri
to. V procesu Sc govori mnogo o
bombah, o ~opoziciji, o anarhizmu
|. t. d. Obtozencem Sc citajo zapis-
niki. V katerih so baje priznavali
strahovlte zarote, a potem Sc ma
vadno pOkaZe. da obtozenci V pred
preiskavi Sc vedeli MISC .kaj da so
podplSali. Toda najhujSi udarec je
bill prizaGet slovans&im obcudoval-
cen zadnjic. ko je obtozeni NaSo-
we .%zjavil, da je bila zarota in ia
so jo pospesevali srbski prestolo-
naslednik in drugi oficielni srbski
krogi. Razume Sc, da je srbska VIA
Ola ogorcena protestirala, zahteva-
la je, da predsednik crnogorskega
SodiSca ma javni razpravi zavrne
sumnicenje srbskih krogov, in "a
iugala je, da sicer srbski poslanec
7apusti Cetinje.
Ne zdi Sc nam verjetno, da pri-
de med Srbijo in Crno goro do vol
ne, Xxi hi povzdignila smeSnost do
najviSje potence. Ampak da je raz-
merle med obema slovanskima dr.
zavicama tako ''prisrcno'', mora
skeleti slOvanska rodoljubarska sr-
ca, XII naenkrat ne vedo, ali mai
posvjetijo svojpe simpatije knjazu
Nikiti, ali kralju Petru. Kaj bi BIZ
10, ce bi Slovenci prevzeli posre-
dovanje9 &c znajo spravljati Ru-
sc in Poljake, hi Sc jim menda tudi
ia misija ~posrecila. In kako bi Sc
tedaJ lahkO postavili
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30

Kdor zabavlja cez socializem,
pokaze $ TEN. da ga ne razume.
ali Sc ga pa boji. Kapitalisti in
drugi delanici zabavljajo Gez So
cializem, ker Sc ga boje. Delavec.
mali podjetnik in kmet, kteri "a
bavlja cez socialism, ga pa ne
razume. KdOrkOli dobro pojmi ma
IKE sOcializma in njegovih tezenj.
ia ce re ne agitira zanj - pa sal
molci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-30
JUNGLE
Angleski spisai Urton
Sinclair T. avtorjevim
dovoiJeujem pCsloyemil
JoZe ZaNTtuiN
Nadaljevanje.)

Copyright. zoos. 100. b. Upton Sinclair.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
Marked Fol. Death,

"Thrcc years ago was marked
For death. \ graveyard cough was
tearin" my lungs to PIECES. Doctors
Failed to he p me, and hope had fled,
when my husband got DR.. Kings
New DiSrovery,' says Mrs. a. c..
Williams, Of Bac, Ky. "The first
dose helped me and impromcnt kept
on until | had gained IS pounds il
wHi"nt and my health was fully re-
storal.' This medicine holds the
worlds hcalin" record fer coughs
and colds aud Inn" and throat dis
eases. 1t prevents pneumonia. Soll
under Guarantee at w. T.. Pelham and
Son 5 d'u" store. soc and %1.00. Trial
bottle free.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
House Cleaning.

The good hOusekeeper never tears
the whole house inside out at once. On
the contrary, she takes one floor at
time, beginning ut the attic and de.
scending, last Of all, to the cellar. In
the attic, first, the waste paper, old
shoes, old garments and dilapidated
household utensils must be cleared
out. Everything for which no good
use can be found should be destroyed.
1t is foolish to let old things that one
never uses accumulate around q house.
Having got everything out Of the 1T.
tic that can be removed sweep the cell
ing thoroughly, sweep and wipe the
walls, clean the woodwork and wash
the windows. The easiest and quickest
way to clean window glass Is as fol-
lows: Take pail Of clean, warm wa
ter and pour into 1t about tablespoon
full Of kerosene. stirring the oil into the
water. Have plenty Of clean, soft
cloths and good sized soft chamols
leather. First wash the window with
the kerosene mixture then dry it with
a cloth, polishing finally with the leath-
er. This removes all lint. Wash the
floor Of your attic last, then let it sun
and dry, and 1t will be ready to have
it's belongings put back in.
Next day tackle the bedroom. Take
rugs, carpets, curtains, draperies and
mattresses into the open air and beat
and brush all dust out Of them and
give them q good summing. While they
are out clean the rooms as you did tho
nttic. TO cleanse vanished and oiled
woodwork and furniture pour some
kerosene upon soft clean rag and rub
thoroughly. The work will be well
DONE and the odor will soon pass away.
This Is the time to examine all bed
ateads and the walls to see that no ver-
min arc lodged therein. Here, too, the
good housekeeper will find kerosene in
valuable. It will destroy vermin and
their eggs II literally applied.
Carpets may be washed after they
are tackled down. Use warm water in
to which some liquid ammonia has
been poured, a scrubbing brush and
plenty Of clean dry cloths.
For the third day Of cleaning do the
parlor front hall and stairs, after that
the dining room and kitchen and lastly
the cellar.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
Dividing the Horses

a certain merchant Of Bagdad left
In bis last will and testament seven.
teen horses to be divided among his
three sons, according to the following
oportions-namcly: The first was to
receive one-half, the second one-third
and the youngest one-ninth part OF the
whole, but when they came to arrange
about the division it was found that to
comply with the terms Of the will with
out sacrificing one or more Of the ami.
mails was impossible.
Puzzled In the extreme, they repaired
to the cadi, who, having read the will,
said that such a difficult question re.
quired time for deliberation and rec.
commended them to return In two days.
When they again made their appear.
ance the Judge said:
II have considered your case and find
that l can make such division Of the
seventeen horses among you as will
give each more than his strict share,
and yet not one Of the animals s'''.l ba
injured. Are you content" !"
ave are, o cadi!" was the reply.
Bring forth the seventeen horses
and let them be placed In the court.
yard" said the cadi.
The animals were brought in, and
the cadl ordered the groom to place his
own horse with them. He then bade
the eldest brother to count the horses.
"There arc eighteen In number, O
cadi," he said.
Il will now make the DIVISION" &c.
Bpondcd the raui. you, the eldest, arc
entitled to half: then take nine horses
You, the second son. are to receive one
third; take, therefore. six. while TO you
the youngest. belongs the ninth part
namely, two. Thus the seventeen
horses are divided among you; you
have each more than your share. and
may now take my own stecd back
again"
go cadi," said the brothers, "yOul
wisdom equals that Of our Lord Solo.
man!'