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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
SIX-YEAR-0LD BOY Is
CAUGHT R0BBING MAILS

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Dec. 1S.-A six
ycar-old mai! robber was caught in the
postoffice at Mopaca tonight with his
arms fun of mail he had taken from
two boxes. a policeman stood and
watched the child empty two boxes anG
recognized Martin McCush. the child oi
his friend. Martin McCush. Tho child
was taken 10 his father
An investigation will be made tomor-
row 10 ascertain IL the two firms whose
mall was ''riled" have suffered any loss
Whether the boy manipulated the com
bnatIon locks on the boxes or whether
they were left open by some one is not
known.
In waste basket in the postoftice
was found scraps OF several dozen letters
that had been addressed to the two firms
These remnants will be examined tl
learn II there were any checks. Com
plants of lost mall have been made AT
the postoiicc FOR several weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
BALLOON PILOTS BODY
FOUND IN NORTH SEA

BREMEN Dec. ia fishing cutter
has found in the North sea the body
of Licutcnan, Langc, pilot OF the bal
loon Suur. The Saar and eight other
on the -Ruhr. Rhenish Prussia. November
IL.
Seven o. the balloons made safe land
ngs the following day 5nd later the
NcsScn descended In north Germany. Tho
Snar never was heard from again. al
though twcutv-two German torpedo
bontS and other war craft searched the
North sea ror several days.
Lieutenant Lancc. Lieutenant Rom
m"l.r and Il civilian. Herr Zimmerman,
vcro on board tho Supr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
WANTS 5000 CATS To
ENTERMINATE G0PHERS

SHARON, Pa, Dec. lS.-S. = Gilbert
Washington for 1000 cats. Tho ruuuest
H. made IN "A letter FROM Albert j. RAN
drll. formerly OF SHARON. bu; nov a resi-
dent of Okanogan county. in tho western
state. lIs WliicE that he VIII visit Penn
SylvHnia within month 10 pick up all
the stray eats that can br delivered to
him, for which hr il willing IN pay a
fair price. Mr.. Randall has associated
with bin several property owners. deter
mined 10 rid Okanopen county OF Eoph-
era that DESTROY garden and farm lands
Five thousand cats are TO lie shipped to
Washington by April 1,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
'''nnS na SENTENCED FOR
WBBERY OF COTTAGES

fSnE.o LONDON, c., Dec. ,sp,-
q rnllod ass of the Second COM
"a Ia, 4. a. Fort Wright F,shcr;s g
|< federal sentenced TO three years
La n.. so. and Edward niece 80 ~ ,i,c
p yssn yssnnpany, has been scutnpcnJ @
.uon at hard labor in Inc same
n bi"ooine cottages on the
scn,sra ss OF the Twelfth company
btiorn' later. The men rS rors.
4 general cnurt,r.,,,;,,r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
TUNNEL FROM CHICAGO TO
NEW YORK Is PR0JECTPb

CHICAGO. Dee. lS.-Thc Chicago Rec
ord Herald tomorrow VIII announce the
completion of an engineering project for
tho construction of a tunnel between mere
and New York and other eastern cltlcs.
According TO III" plans thc tunnel Will
bc OF sufficient dimensions 10 carry tolr-
puouc and telegraph wires ind pn"u-
matte uIbc for tic transmission OF pack
ages.
"'rcrniuala hero ana In New Yorl;
haze bean constructed. says tho rcnort.
"nnd within q short DINE men viii h"
raccd at Intervals along the proposii 'on
10 begin the actual work of "HravalinE," ,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
ARIZONA CONSTITUTION
To BE VOTED ON SOON

WASHINGTON. Dec. IS.-Tho election
on the adoption or rejection OF tho con-
stiiGtion for Arizona probably Will he
held by january IL. 1871, and if adopted
the constitution may be In the hands OF
IN" president and congress for approval
before Inc end Of nc present session. nc-
Cnrdiug to TN" annual report OF Richard
l.. Sloan. territorial governor of Arizona.
II this programme Il, carried out. there is
reason To expect tho state governments
VIII he in operation by The end OF the
present fiscal year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
~ u,', .,'vuPLE KILLED
"hES CAR HTS WAGON

y a r,y,Ic. Dec. is.-iIurlcd ninety
'aek thoin lodaY when trolley
" old r ". team. Paul u. Grni,l,
., Pry yg Mas instantly killed and
I'e1 Scra!hrs !Hhrs old. was serious
'S from 'rat Young people wnrc
ozs cn,a party shen tnni,.
"' Oh bridge by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
FORMER ,lI'DGE LEAPS
FROM TENTH FLOOR

BUFFALO. y Y. Dec. is.--Hcnry r..
Allen q years old. an attorney and for
nicr!v u Iujec of tho Court Of claims.
i,mrcl from in" Window of his office on
The tcnth floor OF th" Mutual Lif" build
ing tonight Every bone In his hodv
was brokcu Out his eyeglasses, which
fcn nearby. were intact. aud q gold
watch In his pocket was running cor
rcctly Before taking the leap. he tied
- handkcrchief over his eyes. lie had
suffered from nervous prostration for
some time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
ST0RK EXPECTED
By QUEEN or BRITISH

accoUchmcut is expected in March. lhi.
win bc The FIRST birth al Buckingham
paiuc" in fifty -four years. The last
Mary MAS Prince John chaGlcs. Ju!y l@,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
rAooseVelt TO Talk.

.sai. aian,;u Dee. Is.-Theodorc
= Judgc i Gayror. Oscar
q David G1"siah Cohen OF i;Iiisburg
,ssuhys IL, F'lliiHson OF Ciurinra =
Y, Inc I.n,s lW"nty-accond rnnfr,.
,,aauops mon "f American lci,r,,
~ iuclu". 10 held bcrc ON .Ian,,,,'.
'tserd az nIt',Vc. Tho addr,.ss"s ~,iI
'%al Of n banquet tu nn h,'il "m' va,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
Reports Received at FL PasO
Say Mexican Generals Men
Are Retreating.
AMERICANS ON PASSENGER
TRAIN MADE TO RETURN
InsurrectOS Send Them Back to
Town Where Chinaman
Has Restaurant.

CHIHUAHUA, Dec. II. Via FL Paso.
Tex. Dec. lS-Thc passenger train which
was due here Thursday night is still at
La Junta. a message was received here
today from Conductor Weber. sent via
MADEIRA and Jusrez. saying that he was
stopped at Pedernalcs and ordered back
10 La Junta. At the latter place there
is Chinese restaurant. from which
American passengers have secured food.
News OF high rewards for experts 10
handle troop trains west was brought in
by two Americans here today, ono OF
them giving his name as Adon Smith,
Jr., Of New York. lie said he was the
son OF a New York lawyer OF the same
name,
Rumors of heavy fighting in the vcin-
ity OF PcucrndllcS continue.
Private kilograms received here tonight
state that by column of federal troops
under General Hernandez IN person. en-
countered large body of insurrcc,os
twenty-five miles west OF Chihuahua to-
day and that nghting has been IN prog
ress for several hours.
The report states that the federal
troops were being driven back IT is
said that the iusurrectos are We'll armed
and are pursuing guerrilla tactics. keep
Ing well under cover In the rough noun
tuinS OF the country,
The government has not succeeded In
opening the Mexico Northwestern rail-
road, the troop trains sent out from Chi
hushps, Saturday, being tied up near La
Junta.
Bclated reports oil = skirmsh between
rurales under Colonel kosterlli3ky and
lpsurrcctos west OF Guerrero OH Friday.
fall To give details. although II Is as
serted tnat the ruralcs were routed.
MEXICO CITY. Dec. lS.--A story re-
printed here today from IL tIstandarte.
a daily OF san Luis Potosi. which ap-
pcnrcd IN It's edition OF December L.,
tells of Tn" capture by rcvolutlouists in
the chihuahua district OF fudge Ernesto
Garcia Lcal OF Coslhuirachic and OF his
subsequent release ON the payment of
$1,000 ransom. Tho money was conveyed
10y Luis Zoule, a priest. TO II point near
San Andres.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
DOMESTIC.

Congress discusses what power lar.
iff board should have ,....,.
Postai bank VIII be tried at
I-furo .....,.. ..-s,.......
Federal Officers watch supposed
tlllDilst"rs ....,..,..,. ...s.
Ogden man said 10 have iudcccl
bows to steal ..........,...
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
LOCAL,

Coal dealers may make answers. ]
First theater in frozen north. -, 3
Train strikes aged gambler. 12
fitv council forecast ,........ l9
Mining men 10 meet here. c.,.... l2
Rcpwtcd oldest Mormon passes
aNaf ,s.,...... 10
Morgan firm is 'trust buster .l2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
Geu. Easbrouck Dead,

NEW BrRGH y. y. Dec. js.-- Eriga- :
der General Henry &. '.isbrouck. re-
tired n yctcrltn I'll lhc CiNi. aud Span
ish wars, died tonight,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19
NeWs Summary
DEPARTMENTS.
Page
FOREIGN.
.IcropIanc

First Britshbuiit acropIanc
crosses English channel ....,..
Stork expected TO visit castle Of
DrlIlSh KING
Mexican rebels defeat Hernandez.
roads ...,, .......
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19

British built
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
(Conclusi6n.)
d 4 IN punto sobre el cual ne
cesito una explicaci0n, )

IN punto sobre el cual me-
- cesito una expllcaclon,-
die volviendome hacla
Kirk es el motive por el cual
Vd. y aquellos hombres estaban tan
curiosps por la nueva gonna de Eckar
Biei, porque nalns para yer que
Ia gonna era bastante sencllla, dljo--
Max. Leftwich iactabase de ser el in
'ventor del la lanta neu1natica, y por
clio trataba de ocultar su verdadera
profession de agente secreto de Ale
mania. Pero como me he encontra-
do con & hacen tres anos y estaba
disfrazado de un pobre prestamlsta,
dude de su genio inventive. Ne lle-
que 8 Vd. para examiner el neuma-
tico de Eckard y me satisface de ver
que el neumatico de Left era una
imitacion de POGO vaior
Mis- ayudantes tambien fueron q
su garage con el mismo objeto, tai
como 20 10 habia predicho. Leftwich
habia alberto un deposito en- Char
ring Cross, para la venta de acceso-
rios de motores y el neumatico me-
iorado de Eckard, era una de las in
venciones que decia que eran suyas.
Pero Vd. tiene otro motive? ana
do -Ciertamente, Holford- fue su
pronta contestacion-C -Confeso que hej
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
! Quien mato al Professor CIee|}
El nisterio del Cuarto Rojo.---Por William
lie Queux.

ma forma que 10 he vuelto a contal
4 Vdes. Dos largos dias han transcu'
rrido.
POGO antes de las diez entr' en- la
casita de Kirk. Estaba sentado en-
chinelass y tenia puesta una chaque-
ia vieja de terclopelo, mientras que
detras de e. estaba el loro girls que chi
llaba horriblemente mlentras miss
Kirk abria la puerta para dejarme
pasar. Sentado en- frente de el, cerca
del fuego ,estaba Leonardo Langdon
palldo y serlo
All Holford-exclam6 Kirk con
mirada viva-Hace algun tempo que
le visite y guerra hacerle una adver-
tencla.
-iQu6?
Tom6 do la mesa un largo telegra-
ma, Y reconocf que era del continen-
te porque estaba escrito sobre una
hoja verde pegada. Sobre una forma
tenia pegada una etiqueta cuadra-
dos de un rojo obscure que llevaba
esclitas estas palabras.-" Telegramo
del Gobierno" Urgente'
Lea eso-dijo simplemente.
Lo lei muy aprisa; despues contu-
We la respiration.
Era de .Augouleme, del centro de
Francia, v firmado por alguien que
Sc llamaba Croxton, que evidente-
mente serla una persona en- empleo
privado de nuestro gobierno. El te-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
-Encontre Mabel dulce, carinosa y ansiosa
de verne!

legrama en- question, era una jerga
de cifras, numeros, letras. psro arrl-
ba, escrlto con tinta, veiase su equl-
valente en- buen ingles.
Fl mensaje decia:
"Los detalles son como sigue
Professor Greer dei6 Paris por el Ra-
pido de las 9.29 de anoche para Bor-
deux.
"Ocupaba I'm departamento de pri-
mera clase para 81 solo, Y el jefe de
tren 10 vi0 dormido en- Potter. POGO
despu6s de haber pasado Moussac,
en- camino para Angouleme, dos
hombres cue estaban en- el departa-
mento contiguo, fueron asustados
por tres detonaciones sucesivas de
una pistola. Miraron fuera Y vleron
TN hombre abrir la puerta del coche
Y saltar del tren."
"El tren fue detenido por haberse
tirado Ia cuerda de communication, y
Sc encontr6 sobre el suelo del coche
al professor va muerto."
"Su asaltante habia sin duda al
guna entrado en- el coche en- Ruff
fec. en- Ia bifurcacion que hay para
ir q la Rochela.'
Los pasajeros empezaron q bus
car al ases;no V para clio fueron Ca
mino atraS, para cspturarlo, y en-
efccto io cacontraron en- Moussac,
al asesino dentro de un ioso, con el
cueiio roto. Ambos cadaveres han
sido traidos aqui Augouleme Y Sc
ha podiCo identiticar al asesino por
los papeIes cue llevaba encina. Es-
te es IN a.eman llamado Henke. que
resid!a l!t.mamente en- una quinta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

dad; por tanto, cuando mi esposa
hubo conclude SUI historic. su linda
cabeza reclin6se sobre mi hombro,
y con sus oios anegados en- lianto,
ella me pldio perdon por dudar de
mi, una falta que en- aquellas circuns
tancias, perdone sinceramente CO.
mo puede Vd, imaginarlo bien.
Necesito decir mas?
Kershaw Kirk esta viajando aun-
que de aqui Y acuya, siempre acti-
vo como agente, secreto del gobierno
ingles, y siempre dispuesto a pedir
consoles de su favorito emplumado.
En- cuanto i mi, aun contin no
con el garage en- Chiswick, un nego-
clio que me place decir Sc Va esten-
diendo rapidamente, aunque con-
fleso, estuvo muy cerca de la rui-
ma EN- aquellos obscuros y tristes
dias, cuando estaba pidiendo una
solucion del notable problema de
sQu'en mot6 al professor Greer.
IN esta imprenta Sc vende pspel dc
pariodicos vielo 4 2s quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

estado vigllando i Nd. por TODD VI
aho, y vi que vo podia farme de Vd
Quize utilizar sus servicios como UNI
de mis- ayudantes e iniciarle en- un ira
bajo en- el cual el gob!erno pagarla
muy bien. Hubiera Waldo Ia pena
seguramente, dejar sus negoclos al
cuidadado de su administrator Mr..
Pelham, Y servir en- el departamento
en- el cual trabajo. Pero recuerdo que
cuando 70 le die que vlniera aqui,
aun estaba 70 engahado. Crela que
mi amigo Greer, con quien habia te-
nido una auerella inslgnlhcante al
gunas sekanas antes. habia muerto
Cuando encontre 10 que habia ocurrl-
do realmente, Vi que el unico peligrc
estaba en- que Ed. descubrlera la
verdad. De aqui proviene esta larga
cadena de subterfugios y evasivas.
-Pero seguramedte el professor
pudiera ser acusado de aseslnato Ii
homicide asual-dije vo.
Mi padre puede ser perseguido,
Mr.. Holford, 81 Vd. no guarda su te
r1lble secreto-exclanlo Ethelwvn-
De Vd. solanente depende todo.
Aun orra vez, pedf que So ME die
IA Ia verdad concern!ente i Mabel
y de ST. rumbo, pero todo 10 ole
Kirk me decia era 10 que Greer ha5ia
dlcho y q solanente una promesa
de que deberiamos encontr2rnos. Y
q. cuando 10 hicieramos. ella he da-
ria complete V amplia expllcaci6n.
Nolvf Bath road complet amente
azorado, V me sente al lado de Gwen
y lie conte los hechos tales como SUI
cedieron desde elprincipio Y enIa mis-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
IS quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

IN esta imprenra Sc vende papel de
periodicos yiejo q 2s quintal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-28
E]EEKBEE!IEEl]E[[EEk]
EEszz3EEEHE9EEEEEEBEzEEE
BELT LACINGS.
From the Kansas Farmer.1

these drawings are made to show the
ends Of the belt coming together where
the line runs through the middle of
each. A choice may be made Of the
method preferred and the holes punch
ed accordingly. Either of these meth
DDS may be used on belts not wider
than sixteen inches. Where belts are
wider than this the lap splice would
be better. All belts should be cut a
little shorter than the distance around
the pulleys, say one-third to one-quar-
ter inch for each foot in length. Punch
the holes so that their diameter viii,
be about three-quarters that of the
width of the thong. Begin lacing in
the center and work toward one ledge
Of the belt, then back through the GEN.
ter to the other edge and return to
the center with both ends Of the thong
through the same hole. but from oppo-
site directions. Then punch an awl
hole about an inch distant and tuck
both ends of the thong through this
and cut them off so that the ends will
be only about one-half inch long.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-28

The splendid service which the
United States department of agricul.
ture is Going for the farmers Of the
country might be considerably widen
ed and increased If more Of the latter
would take advantage of the publica-
lions which are issued by the depart
ment and furnished to applicants for
little or nothing. The first publication
which the farmer should have in his
hand is entitled Farmers Bulletin
Subject Index" which contains list
Of all bulletins published and Is re-
vised and brought down to date once
or twice each year. These publica-
tons cover a great variety Of subjects
and are all given titles and numbers
so that they can be easily referred to.
The most valuable single publication
Of the department is the year book of
agriculture. which. in addition to CIV
made along the great variety of lines
In which the department is interested.
contains a score or more valuable ar.
ticles on selected subjects written by
competent and practical men. Besides
the publications above mentioned. there
Is the monthly list of publications.
which will be mailed free to all per-
sons who apply. The farmers bulle
tins and year book may be had for
nominal price by making application
to the department Of agriculture and
may be had free In most instances by
applying to ones senator or repre-
sentative at Washington. Uncle Sam
would like to have his agricultural de-
partment of the greatest possible use
to his big family. and this will come
about only through requests from them
for the literature which he has been to
heavy expense to prepare.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-28
Obituary.

The funeral of Mrs. Anton Fam.
baisi was held at the Catholic church
in Owosso Monday at 8 o'clock a. m
Mrs. Zambaisi was born in Saar.
brukeD, Germany, July IT, 1859;
was married to Anton Zambaisi al
Owosso, Michigan. January 8, 1886
and died at her home one and one
half miles east of Corunna, October
81, 1910.
Her husband and five children sur
vive her, two sons and three daugh-
ters: Joseph and William, Sophia
and Mary of Corunna, and Mrs. JOS
Kaiser of Detroit.
Mrs. Zambaisi was a devoted wife
and loving mother and although of a
quiet retiring disposition, had a host
of friends. She was a member OF
the Catholic church of Owosso and
also a Lady Maccabee of Corunna
tent, who attended the funeral in a
body.
Those from out of town at the
funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kaiser and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Den.
ger OF Detroit and Mrs. Nerohr and
daughter, Miss Marguerite. of Bay
City.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-28

The directors Of the animal hus.
bandry department of the Pennsyl.
vania Agricultural college have been
conducting some valuable hog feeding
tests. the rations used being wheat
middlings and corn chop and tankage.
While the pigs fed on middlings alone
made better use Of their feed at first
than the lot given corn chop and tank
age. in the latter part Of the feeding
period the reverse was true. The pigs
fed middlings were not only not so
active and healthy as the others, but
they did not eat their rations with the
same relish that those did which were
fed the corn-tankage diet. Those fed
middlings made total gain I'm the
feeding period Of 1915 pounds. while
those fed tankage and corn made a
total gain of 44S.5 pounds. The latter
ration also had somewhat the advan-
tage In the matter Of cost per pound
of gain, and the hogs fed this ration
dressed out better percentage.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-28
Beaten by Her Daughter.

Hearing cries of distress issuing
from the home of Mrs. Alice Herald
on Brady street Tuesday morning
neighbors investigated, finding the
aged mother of Mrs. Herald on the
floor crying pitifully from the re-
peated blows administered, she al
legged, by her unfeeling daughter. An
officer was summoned and in spite
of stubborn resistance was taken
tice Dredge, the task being a diff
cult one for the officer, owing to her
strenuous resistance.
Mrs. Harrington, the aged moth
er's tale was a pitiful one, asserting
that privation and misuse had been
her portion while stopping with Mrs.
Herald and when human endurance
had become exhausted, had insisted
upon returning to her home in Owos-
so, her decision to go at once precip-
itated the storm of wrath resulting
in violent assault made by her
daughter She also asserted that
when she came here not long ago,
she was rather skeptical as to her
daughters solicituous protestations
Of anxiety about her care as she, ev-
en- as a child, had displayed an un-
governable temper, and once before
had given her mother a severe
thrashing. Mrs. Harrington was TAX
en- to the DeBarr home until remov-
ed to Owosso.
Considerable trouble was expert
enced in getting Mrs. Herald to go to
Saginaw and to evade the summons
of the prosecutor refused to leave
her bed. Neighbor women were
given the undesirable work of dress
ing her in readiness for the trip yes
terday.-Chesaning News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-28

Hints For Beekeo pers.

hints For 6eekeopers.
There is money I'm beekeeping
! II 1t is managed properly. Bee
keeping is being carried on with
both profit and pleasure by
many thousands Of people In all
parts of the United States. and
while. as rule. 1t Is not the
sole occupation Of those who
pursue 1t, there are many places
where an experienced beekeeper
can make good living by de-
voting his entire time and atten-
} ton to this line Of work.
Arrangements should be made
to plant crimson clover IL you
have bees. 1t will blossom early
next spring and furnish a valu-
able source for honey.
Dirty comb may be old comb,
partly filed with honey. propoli.
dead bees or larvae, green with
mold or worm eaten. AS a pre-
vention of the last trouble some
one suggests burning sulphur in
barrel and filling the top of
the barrel with hanging frames.
covering the whole securely to
keep in the fumes.
In extracting. an essential Is a
small stove for heating a shall
low pan of water. into which
the uncapping knife can be
dipped from time to time. This
is used to remove the honey and
wax. and a hot knife cuts more
readily. An alcohol stove burn
ing denatured alcohol has been
found to work well.
Don't extract your honey before
1t is ripe and then expect to get
the top price for it. and don't
expect to sell honey again to
customers to whom you have
once sold unripe honey.
TOads are enemies of bees.
They may be avoided by using
hive stands four to six inches
Off the ground.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-28
Commissioners Notice.

In the matter OF the estate of Ella M. w.
McGuineas deceased.
We, the undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate
In and for the County of Shiawassee, State OF
Michigan. Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per
sons against said estate do hereby give notice
that we will meet at the ONCE Of Fitzpatrick
q PierpOnt in the City OF Owosso In said
County. on Wednesday the 10th day of Novem.
Der, A. ID. 1910, and on Tuesday, the 18th dav
OF January, A. d. 1911, at ten o'clock In the
forenoon Of each OF said day. for the purpose of
receiving and adjusting all claims against
said estate, and that four months from the
10th day OF September, A. ID. 1910 are allowed
to creditors to present their claims to said
Commissioners for adjustment and allowance.
Dated the 10th day OF September A. d. 1910.
WILLIAM NJ FITZPATRICK,
WARREN PIERPONT,
Commissioners.