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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
COUNTESS Oe sWIRskv
ATTACKS Her MANAGER
Russian Dancer Who Made Nt ~
Albuquerque Some Time Aqo,
Makes Another Nit by Throw
ina Ice Water on Her Boss.

New York. MAY l. f y WlihrN
nj Syracuse, who used to be- Congr,
sational preacher in Oklahoma Nit\
ana Kansas CitN admitted today that
he was no Longer the manager OF
Countess Thamara de Swirsky a Rus.
sian dancer Wthev went Ia hear
his old friend, Rev Newell Dwight
Hills. preach Yesterday morning. aud
became convinced that II was NOT
rlgh, ior dancer tn disporl herself
before the public in the garb ol mid
African belle.
whitney conveyed his impressions
IN the coualcss, For reply she dash
ed glass Of Ice water into his face.
As n seccnd manifestation of her
artistic temperament, she yanked tho
iablecloth from the table and caused
n hrcakagc of some dollars. Then she
swept haneh'ily 10 her rooms
The countess insisted thai SHE wa
not seeking publicity by her out
break, and as proof of her sincerity
she furnished one Of her photographs
iakea u In lace curtain, TO the news
papers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
eATrlesAips COST MORE
THAN COLLEGES. HE SAYS

CHARLES =. Th~iug president of the
Western Reserve university. In a1
dressing the Third Peace Concre- /,
last night. compared the cost oi huNt
ing and mainiaining 'he bait.cSh'pa
oi The nation with the cost Oi puilt
inr and maintaining the institutions
OF higher learning OF the nation The
ti,ic 90 his address was The Peace
Movement aud the American COLLEGE
ana University
II, said The batileship Alahamt
cost more than -four millions and TIC
entire property. real and personal -.
AL universities aud colleges IN that
states Is less than four millions The
haitleship Kansas cost more than sew
en- millions The value OF the grounds
and buildings of the colleges and UNI
Versirier ~ kaasGg is less than siN
millions Th, cost of the battleship
Wisconsin WAS more than four Oil
lion The Who'll. value of all grounds
and buildings of Wisconsin IL slightly
more than six millions
Mr Thwins showed thar the an.
nual cost Of main,ain,n- a batilesh'p
ran from Ssso.o00 to Ss6O. .OOo
IN" hummer oil universities, ne
said. whose annual budget exec ds
these SUM cah 81 numbered on YOU,
fingers Nncn ong ,aKes into view
the depreciation of an aIdored crui0.
81 or battlcship. II Is safe to say that
il costs more To maintain q batileshi :,
FOR yeai than To maintain Val" cot
lrge ton u year and several times
what It costs To maintain colleo"
like Amherst or Williams
President Thwing said that the
value of the grounds Of 500 colleges
ana universities in this country was
slimatd al yG1 .oou.o al the buildings
ispno.uo0 and the productive funds
s26n. 400. 0uo The cost of ~ battle.
ships which he named. was. he said,
S23h, AN The cost of main;ain.
ing these during 1910. IA said. was IN
excess oi t2i ,0O0.O0O The cntir" in.
come of all the colleges In the Unit.
ed States during 1893 was. he said.
about t25.ooo.00c
In other words. said he. when
one takes into view the depreciation
oi the bartleship OF armorod cruiser
he entire cost oi the N hatileships
for sinslo wear Is greater than the
administration OF the entire American
syst ~ q, higher education
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
rIriIs OPERATING.
NENNO \OtyIIWtsTt.I,\

E IHSo. Tex, Man I The Mexico
Southwestern railroad is iu constant
operation from Eauchr. - kiiomctcr-
south ot JuHrrz, to The conjunction
camps west of Pearson and FROM
Madeira south tu Mluaca aud east.
ward tu santa Nsabrl. near chihu-
HIuH. The trains are daily bringing
into Hauchc carloads uf sheen aud
cattle tu feed Mad'ro's insurrcctn ar
m, aud over Z, per cent of the 2.no0
hu'-,S belonging tp his men are being
hId'd near Gu2nan. where there is
,Ht.r aud feed FOR 'h"m. The nsur-
,eto railroad operatives Including
engineers hremcn. hr0kcmon snd cN-
pert train dispatch,rs. are operating
both divisions of the road without amy
diinculty and the nvo trains on the
Juartz division ar kept in~roadiness
To- move Madero's army. provisions
and equipment southwayd ~ short
notice. steam is Kept up IN the boil
Hrs of the engines and car loads ~
c"ai ar, ou the sidings while Ia each
locomotive i- attached 70 water cpr
which H. Kept hllcd
The fraternity of newspaper cor-
respondents operating tn ~ Pnso has
gradually Increased until there H.
nearly % dozen on thp list Tlc mos,
uut3bl, arrival is D,Hd l.awrrnr, .
Nho -eEistcrS from Washington, II.
g.. Hnd carried % walking stick until
ho saw that nobody did thu same
thing down ON the bloody border.
Mr. Lawrence cam, with pr Nasqucz
Gomez all tho way from tho capital
C.tN where he r,prrst ms the Asso-
C.atcd prcss ns niglt wlt,hdos
Thru there is G,nc'll brandon q
pauamGian, who was Nor man for tho
Mexican Herald. hut nov i- writing
-=HHH
t'outinurd on Page o. Col a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

American n1,. ..I udier. duriug
the rec'ut ...uutolay uouhI,s
across th. u. tuN n tho vicinity of
serN,r Wnt .I, 4.opc ur that in
v'Siig iH"u Is uI 'Hr NIbt purpp-, 10
Is h'uN md. .. naturally not dls-
closed 1ut uat expected that
un,thul $3.50 H. HI,ug,d unul after
a. report hr.u -ubmitt,d to tho
var d1I.w.u, tt Wpsh Ington D.
would HHt .. rrpr undvr The cir-
rum-au." "r uN of tho officers
cugHg.i .u tu. I0tr-tigHtion tu mako
amy ~D..u.H.. or give put amy u-
f"'mHtHn .r publication
Bach da, boo Tine miitar, uinrc- u
On, 'ia..',u uutrl Major Wtnsnip.
th, iuIt, advocate. nud other officers
un' . ,.n boo session Th.t tre
studN.u- W.p- and examining witness
..id,nt they ar, mpkiug
fuI tuI thorough Investigation.
rnr d",s uut mean ,ha, lnN odo,r
BE- .nHtt'd With t> dcriicuou uf du-
N Hf n.Iittstucr 100 oiiic,. 70 merely
m,Hu- ,ult jh, wa department want.
tlt ui ft,t4 and circumstance.
''''.'...'. '.f JUN 'NNN k0lfiiN NlF'fNNf.i tilN
tnna u. th, kind they would merely
.n"N f 700 their report and under
t1'-D circumstances rour5 martial
might l, ordered tn. unr sur. thiug
be- tbHi lho United states government
Nll nave tn M, oNidencc a.. g. all
happ,nuEs ortorr il when the pres.
Ont uut.stiaaiiou is ended
Yesterday afternoon all ui the rcd-
'I prisoners taken thr day ol tho
nret nght ~ Aqua Pricta when the
f""u Mls SURF ndcrnd to tn m~ur-
r''tnf We're closely questioned and
nIrlr statements taken down. What
position win hc made Of these
IrisDucrs has not been announced.
0W 10 appears llkoly tIat they viii
H' nJrplod AZ fcw of them want tu
t,iuru tu their native land aud Eo
0ntu urthor nghting They desire to
sri work ana remain ia this country
$50 "rr they haNo been sn we'll treated
H- IIls prisoners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
NATIONS ARE LIKE
INDIVIDUALS
They Find it to Mutual Ad.
vantage to Group Together
for Peace and Prosperity
Declares Baron Constant.
~, H,-","u "ers'a :, -. ,cn,ea w,rr,

~, Gv~mtnu Wrrstd y y. icasca Wire,
CINCINNATI. MAY Tn discussing
the program of international ,onciIa .
ton last night ihron dE.tuulu,llcs
dc Constant said
True patriotlsm consist. 900 doing
good service to uur country \
stimulation ~ internal activity hv
means uf good roluuou- with others
has been the main itoW in tine plon
", have been adyocuuug .mr,IS out
sid. an party spirit, i"r co., pnxt ton
years. through methoIIruIt rducnt-
ing public opinion This enterprise
ut first appeared vh,W,ri"al hut Nc
hGs, had unmlstaka1l, support from
am classes and ~ over. rbrt OF tho
country
Results have been obtained al
.radN Projudiccs aFanst foreigners
are vanishing Nations ar. discover
ing bat IA view GOT tn, changes
brought about by prugrrss and the
effects Of world Widr .umuyttiou they
can oulN hose hy ughung among
themselves and that, 900 tho other
hand. they hay" everything to gain
h, ptuuping thpmsti,r. together life
individuals and making mutual COM
,essiouS so AZ to bring about - co..
operation which Strengthens their
own ndrpondcnc. and their own por-
soual Standing TIL. actuai money
profit resulting fIsam this u-v fofm
oi evolution can be estimated p mill
IrnS without couutus the greater
facility given To business Intercourse
THE hardest part of th, work IL
already dun, Thr prD~cut improve
mont ha, not been achieved because
prupir have been carried away 6y
sentiment the real reason is that II
was ia accordance with thu general
interest II is true That this Improve
m,nt has not prevented lamoutabl,
conflicts and has nniN served to keel
them within limits tn. Franco Eng
lsh upprochcmcn has perhaps pre-
vented u universal war. and are ",
90 re-, Non a. OF nu account the iirsl
arbitration treaties uhtHinrd through
constant agitation But wr must not
stop here. ", must provide agains
unexpected incidents which migh
turn the march backwards. and 1t IL
for this reason that We have pre-
pared our international organiza'
ton"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
In a Little Tent. the ENJOYS
of Government. and Rebels
Are Comforting OH Basis for
Ending Insurrection.
DIAZ RESIGNATION is
DROPPED FROM DEMANDS
Judge Carabajal Declares That
Outlook is for Prompt Ter
mination of War. Creden-
tials Acceptable to All
,Ws E,eni"g Herald 4. y, ..~n-ca w,re,

~, tSrWt0g Herald T. y. sea-cd " ir.t
vi faso. Texas, MAY After -,Fr
ornl preliminary conferences ot an
informal nature during the Hast thfpn
months. thr MrNican government uu5
the rrvolutionists. headed les Frau-
cisco Mudvro. Jr. formally gathered
iu peace negotiations today across tne
Rio Graudr hall way bciVreu the
federal stronghold of Juarc2 ana u.
Mudero camp five milos away to tnr
north uf Tho city.
ludpc Carabaiul of the supreme
court of Mexico. assisted hN SENIOR.
Braniff aud pnrcgop. represented the
government while br NaSqucZ Come,
headed tho rcbol commission with
Francisco Madcrp sr ana Srnor piuo
Suarey as advisers Credentials .r"
exchanged by both Sides and tn. u,-
gotiations then began u was stated
at thc Madtro camp hy Que nt th"
inSurr"ctos that IN, resignation of
President biaz finally was excluded
from tho list ui CO., revolutions
demands
Tho pta,, conference was adioutu-
cd at - 2u O'Clock. to b, resumed az
I O'Clock This afternoon \ bri
( statement was ISSUED 70 IN, ,ff.ct
that "A preliminary basis of proccod-
! iug for th, ucrotiati"nS haa been
] agreed upon and that the credentials
of both parties as presented are salts
factory Judge carabajal said thar
! prospects for an agr, ,rmcnt were good
/ and that ne was opttmstic of final re-.
suits of the conference.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

ready beginning 10 respond - its
patriotic and moral obligations 80 in.
creased sine the United States .n.
tered on H., destined position as y
Rrea, world power
The subjects of peace aud of armo
incnts are usually associated some.
times ia the sense that disarmament
IL the object OF peace. sometimes
even IA II disarmament, were n means
to peace Former President Roos".
Welt recently pointed ont that 10 n
prepared for war no more meant an
unpeacablc disposition than 10 carry
fire insurance meant u special oNpcc'
'aiion ol fire. that both mean, meie'y
n common.scnsc safeguard agdinE.
an or.chance. the on.chancc being
always that II takes two 20 insure
peace as well rs TO procipita'e war
! am sure the American people aic
ctaaonists of peace for u higher
reason than the economy of iisarma
mcn, II ever country could afford
armamcn,s II s our A. n business
proposition II would save. IN the IN.
fortunate event ot wai the Appearing
loss OF life and money involved IN
hcadlong hasty preparations and also
lho time necessary In make n p"onlo
already warlikc also military
Wan springs from the humna
heart. no, from the arsenal and the
human heart, rather than the archives
~ diplomatic engagements, Is still
the ONLY ultimate sure abode of peace
The nation which can do most -
secure international peace must hc
the nation with tho hinhpst ideu
plus the greatest military efficiency
Ii Is such nations that IN strivns tor
aud realizing their own advantage
contribute the mos, toward adSantae.
ing their noiehbors and the world
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
SENATE CONvENES NOW
AT TWO O'CLOCK P. M.
tftcr Two N-agr' right. RcSoiution
Prosecuted bN S"nat"r liaiic. Final
!, L. Adopted b, Upper HOUSE.

Washington. May 4--After a tw"
Years tght thr senate today adopted
the Bailey resolution fixing o'colrh
as the hour tor CONVEYING instead of
noon as heretofore. The new 'ul"
viii be in effect until otherwise or
dorod senator l2orah sought vaini>
today to have "a" house Joint rosulu-
ton providing Ior the election OF sem
ators Dos popular Vot" mad" thc un-
finished business ut the senate. ~"
agreed to request OF senator clark
of Wyoming for time to prepare % re-
port on thD resolution and permitted
the matter TO uu over. lie Indicated
hr would make the request again
early next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
Grand Jury Will Meet Late
This Afternoon and 1t is Ex-
pected That Technical Er.
rors Will Be Corrected.
M MANIGAL WILL FIGHT
HIS OWN BATTLES NOW
1t Has Become Apparent That
Self Confessed DYNAMITE
Will Not Be Included in
Plans Being Matured.

~, E'r"s"n u~rw,d \. y. Leased Wire,
Los Angeles, Calf, May 1.-The
Los Angeles county grand lury il to
he convened late today and In AL
probability nov Indictments In the
dynnmitng casrs win be- returned IL
Us expected that these Indictments
VIII take the place nf those already
hrougat against the Mcnamara
brothers ana prti" McManignl. the
Iurpos' being t. overcome tcchni,al
objections To the old ones. and t. pro-
Nld" way Tor The arrnignmcnt OF
th. men tomorrow.
District AttornoH Frcd.ricks made
the positive statement at noon that
thc grand jury wuld return now IN
dlctmcnts charging John j McNam-
mara and James u McNammara
with murder On account of the Times
explosion ana that their arraignment
would he held tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
LAS CRUCES FIRE
COSTS $4,000
woodward and Contents Burn.
ed Up This Morning and De.
partment Unable to Stop
Flames, Lack of Water.


ThN INur's, \ NJ. NV I."-FirD Of
unknown origin this morning de-
stroycd large wundNard and run-
t,nts here. ontailine u loss of SIunO
The in" department was greatly
handicapped hy poor equipment and
H lack ut water "a" pressur, being
insufficioni until the fire was beyond
control The owners of the yard are
IN the mountains prosp"cting aud
haNr not Nct h"ard of tho loss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES
PROBED BY GRAND JURY
Investigation Into tharg'> against
Legislature az ohio J. assuming
More Srrluu- Aspect ~ u Pro-
rte-s


'nTUW NUN- u. WY Z n W''iTTIV
known TO-DAY that there b. to %"
rigid inquiry bN the grand iurN into
facts concerning large contributions
alleged a. hc made hy corporations
and other interests Ia campaign cN-
penses ot members of the general as
scmhN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
pihtI ~ MEXICO
I'\pIJID N ONCE

Washington. March i.-Accprdiug
Ia telegram from American Nmbas-
.ado Wilson at McNicn Cip. made
public Ht lo whit, hous. today. 'or-
,igu Minister Dr laHarra oi Mexico
oNp'rt- polr. arrangements between
the frA.iar and nsucorctos to bc
perfect % tutuy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
M EitA'rION N COlOn\DO.

Denver, Colo, May t.-on today \
senatorial balolt the vote stood Dem
ocrais; Adams. 80; Speor, ss' Maui
PIN. u Martin. |. Ward, !. Hopub-
licans Mccr.ary. 90. Naiic, |. Neecs-
sary for choice, 81,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
Western lsWeu'.
NEW MEXICO PoSTMAsTERs
ANNOUNCED IN WASHiNGTON
John q. Nolen is Named at Madrid
Elmer q. Worton Of Oona Ana Is
Assistant Curator at College
~ Auric ulture.
|, srrclsl r.lrgrnm ~ EyrM.ns Mrrnldl

WNNNINE TWTl u - MH! u ~ wv
lowing appoint ucnls for New Mexico
have been announced here
Elmer q WOrton Oi bona Ann
county lo be- assistant curator of the
department Of agriculture, al sat.
AIRY o. So 100 per wear
Robert : Crenshaw 10 be poslmns.
ter nj lAngsion, Curry county. 90 sue
cecd T. u II Woods. resigned
John O Holon Ia be postmaster nt
Madrid. santa fo county. 90 succe' u
r. T. llynd resigned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
EIGHT MEN SCALDED
IN BOILER EXPLOSION
STATE ~ OH" steamship j. iming
citlcnt Oc"urs Two Wili Die.
~, Ev..,ss m-r.,a \. y. L-~.-a w,r.,

Cleveland. o.. May T.. Fight mon
were scalded, two fatally. when the
main steam pipe 10 one oi IN. boilers
"i the steamer state Of ohio, opor.
ht"d by the Cleveland ana buffalo
transit company. exploded today.
The steamer. which runs between
cleveland Eric and buffalo was
being ovorhaul.d ana repaired IN
preparation for her firs, trip oi The
season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
N6t\ PRiITt AFFAIR
IL tIsD>i.D INCIDENT

WashingtIn. MUy l---Thr state dc-
parment Regards as closed iucid, M
thc recent Operations ot federal and
nsuifccto forces in Aqua rriota con-
cerning which thc Washington ruy-
crnment formally complained tp Mex
loo. rhr tVp governments now agree
as to jn, t..i. ana th, amended Mex
.cau reply - entirely satisfactory To-
Washington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
MILITARY INQUIRY ~
MNDt " Vet fRIiIN

douglas, Arit.. MHN IHli
searching military uunup uoine
mad into nll of IA, ttct ul 'r-
rumslanccs sur opndine ta. nighttime
W Aqua pric,u ana M, action oi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
MHs. HUNTINGTON
NESTING EASY

Sew York. MAY Mrs Coils Z.
Huntington, widow of the pioneer
railroad director who was operated
upon ton appendicitis IN her fifth
avenue home Yesterday, s reported
resting well today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15
HOUSEWIVES SUGGESTIONS.

Dishcloths should be boiled every day
in water to which has been added
washing soda OF a teaspoonful of kero-
sene.
Lang skirts and dresses on the
clothes line on tho straight of the
goods when drying, and you won't have
an uneven slzirs, when it is Numbered.
To keep blue cictnes from fading,
try adding blIshg TO the starch They
Will retain their ccler letter than if
starched-
When ever you lend a hook jot down
in a small book kept in convenient
place for that purpose the date, the
name of the person to whom the book
is lent and the title of the book. This
viii prove a safeguard against losing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15

write to you as all the rest of the boys
and girls are and tell you what | want
for Christmas. ! am a little girl nine
years old. | want a doll buggy. set
Of dishes and some ribbons and some
handkerchiefs. some candy, nuts.
oranges and a Christmas tree. Do not
loving friend. MILDRED HENRY
Whiting. Ind. Dec 10. 1911.
Dear Santa: My little sister wants
a doll buggy. a stove. a table, dishes,
hair. candy, oranges. and a Christmas
tree. a story book. ! think that is all
she wants Her n nY p l. HENRY
500 Fred street .
Hammond. Ind, Dee 10. 1911.
Dear Santa Claus. How are you2 I
know YOU We're tired when you got
got a good dog. play with him every
day. ! also want an automobile,
Schoenhut piano, mechanical mono
hope you a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
LESLIE STRATHMAN.
p S. bon't forget mamma and
papa and some nuts and candy.
Hammond. Ind. Dec 49, 1911.
Hello. Dear Santa Claus l like to
know how you are this Xmas. | re-
member how tired you was last Christ
mas and ] hope you Will not be so
tired this MAS. remember what
you brought last Christmas. I like to
have an airgun to go hunting, sled
choeoIate candy and some fruit. And
don't forget mamma and papa and the
poor children. | wish you a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
A a9aFE dsai SAPKE.
247 Sfbley street
Hammond. Ind. Dee. IL. 1911.
Dear santa Claus: l am boy seven
Turner. / would like to have you
bring me pair Of mittens. a really
wa;ch to Ppt IN my pocket and train ain
candy. nuts and tree. too. Don't for
get mamma Good,h r,-,>,,
504 Summer street.
East Chicago. Ind, Dec. IL, 1911
Dear Santa Claus: My name Is Da-
vid and am nine years old. l want a
! want an automobile with two seats
so my brother can ride Be sure and
bring me some candy. nuts and
oranges Your friend
DAVID LEWIS.
East Chicago. Ind. Dec 10. 1911.
Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas Is
| want. want a doll and gocart.
think that is all l want. Do not for
get the poor children
Your friend.
BESSIE GREEN.
East Chicago. Ind, Dec. IS. 1911.
Dear Santa Claus. | hope You will
not forget us this year We so
many il is so hards TO get everything.
but | hope 10 get something. ] like TO
have an air ride and a. magic lantern.
That is all for me. but don't forget the
poor children Your friend.
STEPHEN 10th.
East Chica go, Ind, Dec. 10. 1911.
Dear santa Claus. [ thought / would
drop a few lines to let you know what
| like to have. l like to have big
doll, some dishes and a coat and cap
and lots OF other things. Goodbye.
MOLL1E 10th.
4S1 Flynn Place.
Hammond. Ind. Dec. 10. 1911.
Dear Santa Claus. l am a little girl
nine years old and / do not want very
many things as you are so old and
do not want to make your load too
heavy for you.
Santa, / want a pair of shoes. a little
red chair for my doll. carpet sweep
er, story book. a set of dishes and
some games. candy. nuts and fruits.
santa, please don't forget my mother
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-15

books or forgetting where they are TO
the person who allows many books to
be taken from his library
Keep a pair of tweezers in the work
basket and see how useful they are to
pun out stubborn ends of basting cot
ton, particularly when the machine
stitching has run over the hastings.
That there is a chance for a small
explosion If one places can of any
sort of food to heat on top of the stove
or in the oven is not known by a
good many housekeepers The only way
to warm food before you open the can
is to set il in hot water
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