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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

Flood Waters in Ohio Recede,
Death Roll May Exceed Ewe Thousand

Coiumbns. C.. March With
OHIO river. ana streams subfldiug
today. III. statS n recovering from
no gr.ltest flu-'l II hrs ever known,
When IN, mi account II made. II
H. believed RAE o,ai death list for
tho state viii ran well over :.000
dnd the nioEertv damnr. viii
amount to sl"".nnn. 900
Dayton ~ IN. Wort afflicted of
the mnny cities ,Herr by the floods
Not only has III death loss from
drowning ianI. boru extremely
heavy. hut ilsr watch ragcd un-
checked earl, ihis morning threat
cred 10 destroy .rc hrfincss sections
George = Brrba. private socr"-
tnry 10 Cov.rnoE COS made :, haz-
aracu, trip ;odn. 10 Dayton. report
cd that the property damage would
amour, to SSe.tJI. U"u nui that the
deaths would arDfGsii-aic ."ou.
From all ssctior- og N" stat. mi
litla rQn,pycd with TODD and blank.
.,s are hnst.ninr TO ,hc RELIEF oi the
payion sufferers nnd It vas report
I'd iHs' nigbt hs; thc ndvan"" gnird
wasrntroiling tea principal streets
,u hoats aud .heuklng in"ipi"n' ruf-
Llui,H.
III. appeal OF Governor Coz Tor
outsla" help haa r."siN-i quick re-
,pIns-. aud todJy pro. isions. cots
aud .urnii,s Of III finds Were Being
EurrIod from "sighhoring states.
I'll. iisS of known i"td In this city
h.s been incrras.st tD twelve. with n
missing l!st Of iifr Al D"iawus"
tho Known dead humber aa. Sidney
rcrortf iGn dead anj r!.f!u 80.
u, was believed ,hl- morning that
th' ! "wi.iowu rFs'tyo'r near Day
Ton which hui 'br.atcroI Ia break
LNrinc the Giahl had been sniiioI"nt
Is strengthened ,rd tina; no further
DANGER us.d he f.aE.-..
H.sump'ion nj rnil trnfiic will Ice
uah" to-day " pns,b".
Not only sr" h'ldgcs out every
where hut T.. tIa,Es oi many of III"
urinc'aui railroad .;ill AZ. flooded
aud washou's ar. numerous. Fearing
= typhoid rpld-n.c. the state board
q, h.si,h H. making arrangements 10
clean un.th- ls.-,s"it1s~, r,Jich.n "s
III" floods.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
.ROOSA OROPS0U7
Of THE RACE
FOR MAYOR

In a signed statement John Roosa
announces tina, he has withdrawn as
an Iudepcndcnt candidate for mayor
of Trinidad. He states that i'll
health Is the reason for his with
drawing. He further declares that
he entered the race by petition OF his
own yolition ana was not induced bv
any one affilia'cd with either of the
contestin, parties in this election.
He makes u frank statement ana on"
that cannot be misconstrued.
Mr.. Roosa withdraws, but the time
for Withdrawals having expired his
name will have to go on the ON
cial ballot. II merely means that his
supporters will vote for one or the
other of the candidates remaining in
the field. The law plainly states
that no Withdrawals from the tick
ct can be made after March 81 or va
cancies filled after March "a. The
withdrawal of Mr.. Roosa came as n
surprise as it has been his expressed
intention OF staying in the race. His
statement follows:
"Owinc TO the condition OF my
health /, Is impossible for me to
make n proper canvas of the city. II
therefore appears to me an unjust
imposition upon my friends to con-
tjnue the contest as the indepcnd-
eut candidate FOR the office of May.
or. Therefore resolve to withdraw
from the race IS neither Mr.. North
cutt nor Mr.. Taylor induced me to en-
ter the arena, II may be proper To
state that neither Mr.. Taylor nor
Mr.. Norihcutt forced me to depart
This statement should save contro-
yersv Thankin" my friends for
their cordial support. and my OPP
ponents for their Kind forbearnncc,
with malice toward none and char
ity for all | am
Respectfully.
John Roosn.
"Trinidad. March 81, 1913"
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

METHODS IN
USE BY GANG

Tb. gang is rcsortinS 10 its old
practices and intimidation methods
10 carry the election for W. r. Dun
lazy and tho socailcd Citizens ticket
The gang il exercising the sane
methods IL has employed for years 10
iniurc the candidates who oppos" the
machine and the workers who are
affiliated with the opposition parties
This has been clearly demonstrated
In tn. past few days.
Wesley TAYLOR and other gang
ncuchmen a few DAYS ago. cndcavor-
4 former policeman and deputy shar-
If 10 quit as a worker for the Demo
Gratis and Prograss!vos and work for
tho Citizens ticket. Romero WAS
promised u poiiceman's job and also
promised that his friends would nc
looked after" Romero refused 20
consider the promises. He has had
enough of gang promises and gang
methods.
A second hand dealer OF the city
was approached a day or two ago and
asked If hs vas supporting Dunla:y.
The dealer intimated that he was
not. Tho gang hcnchInan warned
the dealer that he had better get in
line because II Durlavy WIS elected
IL would be an easy matter for the
council TO revoke his license rs a
second hand dealer.
II is generally known that "A we'll
known Spanish American woman OF
tn. Second ward who is working for
the fusion ticket was promised the
plac. OF ianitor Of the city hail II
sh. would switch and work for
tn. Citizens ticket. This woman
learned soon at;crward that tho
same promise had been made to three
o,hcr women of her acquaintance,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
lie is one OF those ful'-blooded Demo-
Gratis who has s,ondfast,y adhered to

lie Is one OF those full-blooded Demo-
Gratis who has stcndfastly adhered to
the principles %! the party for years
and made no compromise. H." has
resided in Trinidad FOR - years and
owns home here and other proper
" and Is one OF the most successful
of the younger business men of the
city. His success IL due to his own
efforts. to hard work and honesty.
Steady. consistent plugging has en-
ablcd Mr.. Mcdonald to overcome all
bescttinE obstacles that are cncoun-
tered by all who seek to buIid mp
from small beginning.
Mcdonald came to Trinidad with
his parents from Fremont county
when - years OF age. He had
worked in the coal mines before he
came hero and for five years after he
caric here. He was Just 20 when
ne decided that he would start IN in
business and that $3.50 was all he
had. During the years in which
he has been building up that busI-
ness 10 its present proportions he has
always been kccnly Interested in the
bcttcrmcnt Of Trinidad. His an,ip-
athy to the political system such ns
has prevailed in Trinidad for years
was unQucstionably inherited from
his father. thus as u citizen and
Democrat Mr.. Mcdonald has been ev-
or an advocate OF a business city gov
ernmcnt free from the dictntinn of
bosses and the powers Of machines.
He has been candidate FOR alder
man three times and lost by few
votes each time, receiving. however
In those times tho highest vote of
any Democrat on the aldermanic
ticket.
In lodge circles Mr.. Mcdonald is
equally well known. being n member
OF the Elks and Rcdmen He IL pop
ular among the residents Of the
Fifth ward where his business and
home are located. He is a man of
the highest ideals of public duty.
fair conservative aud courageous,
and is qualified in every way for the
office he seeks. His record is clean
and never has been assailed even by
opponents in the heat of many cam
paigns. He stands for making Trini-
dad u bigger and better city. for cf-
ficiency in every department. for
lower taxes and fort safe and sane
policy in the conduct of city affairs.
The election Of Mr.. Mcdonald will
be a distinct victory for the people.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

grab for II, but IL went down. rhcr"
was no chance 10 swim In that Mag
ara. struck the stern OF our boat
and seized II with one hand. Then
gradually drew myself aboard.
w" picked up on. OF our oars
mrn u li,tl. later He was saIll
alive
Later "" wcr" bringing another
boa; load 20 the court house when n
woman iung.d out dcspairiHg!y aud
MI OF MS Went over. Again II was u
HHht mud | engaged III saving my
self. Four tim's. altogether. was
thrown out iuto the water and | am
S,ih Wondering how I managed 10
c-rap.
'Th" current swept around street
corners wlth ircrncnaons fore. and
only III" most experienced oarsmcn
could propel craft with any degree NJ
safety
kcs'Icr CAV" = description of tn.
flood on the firs, night.
We heard the roaring Of lions
and n"ighing OF horses and realized
thar u circus which ha, winter quar-
tiers at Peru had been "nruifcd The
fon. and other animals In caget
died In the cages. roaring until the
water swallowed them Til" clr-
phan's escaped into the wHtrr and
started FOR the shore and thn, WAS
The lay ". saw 0f them
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
GANG CENTERs
EFF0RTST0bEAT
FRANK STREET

In an obvious attempt to dispar-
age certain candidates on the Demo
rra' ticket VINO are I;-
:Ilin,cd with III. labor rather ,hH.,
the professional classes or businasf
life oil the city, til" gang aLd tn"
candidates on the Citizens tick
ct ar" making stltcmcnts and ahvcr-
Using on their campaign cards tina .
the city affairs should be in the
hands OF business men exclusively
The emphasis on the words "bu-ias.. Z
man" suc:csts only too plainly TINT
the gang believes that a wage Garner
is Incapable Of being an efficient al
drrmnn or official.
While tho business Interests OF
Trinidad has representative rccogu.-
tion on the Damocratic-p -proyressiv"
ticket in the candidacy OF such men
rs W. B. Hamersiough. Joseph san.
dcrs Charles Mcdonald. Claud. shy.
George Mason and others. recogniI
tion was also given on the ticket 40
a citizen Of nigh standing who IL a
railroad man. Frank street. candi-
date for alderman in tho Fourth
ward. Mr.. Street Is II property own
or and a locomotive engineer. He hns
mad. nm able record In the city
council and has proved himself TO be
one Of the most energetic and en-
pablc men in the council during the
past two years. Yet the "Cittzcns' "
candidates are making the statemen,
that no one hut business man Is
fit to rule In Trinidad
Mr.. street has perhaps Il wider per-
sonaI following than any candidate
on the so-caiicd Citizens ticket. He
has established his home here and
other property by hard work. lie
represents a class Of citizens who
work with their hands. Naturally
enough the statements made by the
gang has antagonl2 ICED the labor vot"
and the vote OF the railroad people.
Mr. street is the type OF citizen who
would fit properly into Il business
administration and is considered to
be every bit as much alive to the
needs of good government in his
home city as the butcher or the bak-
cr or the storekeeper. Al least the
people Of n Fourth Ward thI6h so
ard Insisted that he 90 on the ticket
20 fiji the vacancy caused by tho
withdrawal of @. e.. Hcadley.
These representations of the gang
candidates disqualifies our of tn"
Citizens candidates in the Fifth
ward, c. i. Donahue. Donahur l.
employed az mine clerk in one Of
the nearby camps and owns no prop
erty IN Trinidad.
The spite fight" OF the gang on
Frank street in the Fourth ward is
acting as a boomerang. street has
refused to he bossed for two year.
and stood for a square deal In all
things The Democrats. nnd Pro-
gressivcs have endorsed him because
they know his record and know the
type of man he is. The railroad
workers Of Trinidad have a right to
representation or the city council
and they are going to get II in the
election of Mr.. Street
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Dunlavy. however. got TO the plat
form and made speech. In the
course OF this address he admitted
that he as candidate for mayor had
the endorsement of the Taylors. He
then proceeded 10 assure the colored
people that Notwithstanding the en-
dOrsement of the Taylors the "Citi-
Zcns ticket wis not a gang ticket
and that if elected he would not let
the Taylors run him. His remarks
were given no applause as the col
nred people present were somewhat
disconnected by the injection of poll.
ties into their church affairs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

buildings aud replacing them win
bandsom. mGdcrn structures. A. the
same tim" by the eN"rcis" Of enter
pTising business methods and by ad-
herring to a strictly honest policy in
all his dealings II. has realized the.
prosperity which is tho direct result
OF doing business on broad scale.
Mr.. Hamersiough came 10 Trin!-
dad from Germany IN the year I &Sj
and has made his .homc here ever
since. lie bccam" associated with
his brother. nalph iinrH"r rslou gh. IN
der the firm name Of HamcrslouEh
and De Brcc In 1880 the partner
ship between iIlmcrslough and Dc
Brce was dissolved and Ben Hamer-
slough entered the firm. At that
time the concern was located In 4
onc-story adobe bulldog on Wrst
Main street where tho Power Com
pany office now Ia.
In the year 1902 III. present cor
rsr site was purchased, this being
the first step forward in business
wa.. IN 1903 Ralph Hamorslouch
died aud the following year the pres
ent company was Incorporated. The
growth OF the business has been
steady year by year. The building
was improved and enlarged in 1906
anu in 1909 the Convent street wall
was taken out and rebuilt, in display
windows and Il third story Was add
ed. Adjoining tho HamersiouGh
building Is the Crystal theatre which
was improved by SIR. Hamers!ou ch
several years ago. The Chronicle
News building originally an adobe
structure. was replaced BY a modern
nnc-story building In 1907. and last
year enlarged to two stories Md
in addition to thsse buildings in IN.
heart OF the business section OF
Trinidad Mr. Hamers'ough owns IL
beautiful home.
Mr.. Hamersiouph is one OF the
largest taxpayers in the city and has
the best Interests of the city at heart.
lie advocates strictly business ad-
ministraticn and tn" elimination OF
politics from city affairs. He Il in
tercsted In making Trinidad bigger
and better and his platform is the
platform OF the Democrats and Pro-
gressives In this campaigr Hc has
never sought political office before.
and his record as - citizen and mcr-
'hant is above criticism, q flattcrinE
testimonial of service to the com
munity.
Mr. Hamcrslnu2h for 90 years has
been engaged in the sheep business.
He has been a large contributor TO
railroad projects, and to all move
mcnts to improve the town nc was
identified with the organization of
the baseball teams of former years
and in every way has demonstrated
the spirit of true booster. His gcn-
ial disposition aud many likeable
traits Of character have won him q
hos. Of friends and his candidacy ig
endorsed by every resident Of the
Second ward Trinidad needs the ac-
tivity Of the men OF Hamerslough
type and his election with the bal
ance OF the Democrat auc-Progressivo
ticket means just the kind of govern
mcnt that the people have long de-
manded.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
Graphic Stories Told
By Flood SURVIVORS

Plymouth. o. Mar. -. Graphic
description OF IN" horrors JhIt ar.
believed 10 have swept 200 oi more
res .d.nf> y: Peru, Ind. 10 ~ai"ry
graves and made thousands homeless
were given today nv Giibcri E.sslei
or" of the hcro'- of IN" calamity.
Weary. tired eyed and almost un-
nciyod from IN. lc.,.' ~ sleep aud the
sights h" wi'ncs.rd. young kossiar
staggered from II" relic! train nf 'L"
stricken city.
k.ssi"r'. u,os' vivid pirur. wnI
the suicide Oi several fear era zca
women who !sIpcd from the rescue
boats, Tn. raging current and the
terrible sights. h. declared. had mad
icn.t them.
n il too aw.ui ever 10 iag.i. ''
said Kcsss"r With snudh"r.
EFT WIS cold. dnnl. nrd mi.ty and
thcs ighi of ihli blsck water rush
,nx On iusi s"sm.I to TAX. tho heart
out OF host OF rs. and especially the
women was plotting on" OF the
rescue boats 10 The court house. and
IN. boat WIS pretty well filled. On,
of our passengers vas n woman. W"
We're movinS rather shaki!y through
one OF the main streets when all of
n sudden s'w This woman rise from
her seat and begin To- wall. oh
what IL the ns.. W. Will all he
drowned aHvHa,. and she plunged
from der nnb' inio III. boiling. fim-
Ing torrent.
The next mo-Icn; | found myself
Ia tn" water. I saw "A little arm
stick mp FOR moment; I made u
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TAYLORS HELPING ME BUT I'm
NOT TAYLORS' MAN.. .DUNL AVY

The anxiety of the gang to line up
the colored voters OF Trinidad for
Price Dunlavy aud the 'Citizens'
ticket was evidenced last night
when Mr.. Dunlavy. w. w. Taylor
and A. Il. McGlashan broke in upon
social of the members of the Col
orcd Baptist church. The social had
no political significance whatever,
but Dunlavy applied for admission
and requested the permission to
make a speech. Johnson Seymour
advised Dunlavy and his two COM
panions that tho affair was social
and that they wanted to keep poll
tics out of 1t.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
HAMERSL Ouch
IS STERLING
BUSINESS
Man

One OF tn" leading and most sue
c.H.ful business men ui Trinidad u
". H Ham"rslnugh, Progressive
Democratic candidate for alderman
Ia tho second ward Mr. iiam.r-
siourh during his ~ years nf red
icnr" In this city has hocu II large
factor In its uphuiidlng. one OF tho
cntctprising and progressive m"r-
chants who has been the iirs, to re-
spond to every public need and a llb-
cral contributor of time aud money To
every worthy movement for tn" b"nc-
iii OF the city, Ills activity A. u
member NJ III" Chamber OF Commerce.
has materially aided thai body Ia L.,
Industrial accomplishments.
Mr. i!amcrslpurh ns builder has
build.d on most substantial tines.
Til" large department store build
ing which occupies the corner Of
Convent and Main street was once u
narrow adobe. In til" past ton y.nra
h" has been pulling down ndob.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
Blizzard Rages Over
e. Swept, Flood
Drenched City Dayton

o Miami being
bank according
The s, ., sss as,s @ s .sssa
No oA M know" ,sr now 'a %"ss r @ s s "a" % '' s @ % % s ] @ @
] ''". , SS IT, i: % @ ; s.s ..
nnsrlsa ] ,.g 'srsass' ne
's'y
added tho | % ss sas S% sss s
.% It, : ara .ssn ss% % % "s %s;s wen" s cut % Others "
Is ;,oa nv
pleasure resort rrse
ss;s ss:.s s@ 10 s s, % homes @ s and @ @ and nd
m %. @ VIA" sss " sa 'a ssa r% @ 80 % s hey s
day Yesterday Nrung lie
sion Of loss OF life from rm" and tpss " growing
p 5n @ ss ss dark : % 81 ? ss % s II % ne is down and s %
edge and e''or made ''o""
ar D %, of re m n"ms @ from
'Ss" r "" @ Ga"
sSs "sr9 'f"
the Supplies na s sH % ,na not a ,S a
saa "~
IN '1 s muddy s 'sG' sa q" viii % sS.s even @
,ss it @s s%n;s: "a
the :" S sso w s
sssa sS's %s . the ,e @ @ .
; sS,s ). s ssSs .,., % '. n am ca,. @
n
n
will
the 1so ] iva" vss n by rushed @ rous G'y S Of n i.s
fled Register office
nvcrcrowded
The reservoir contains 900 acres of water space and pointed
million
possible effect its breaking would be
\ break could OF than
on Ts Fs Of @ @ n ' s o1 % @ @ s 'sa t s 1ss @
mi the
lther work Of
averyn
No The Ohio $
Cincinnati believed
New 10 of flood.
the worse
today. hand with a day
1T nhousan dIwilln he
Isurpriscd."
he said, thei
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
CHAS. NJ DONALD
SUCCESSFUL,
POPULAR
CAPABLE

\ youth. 20 years Of age. started
up In business In Trinidad II years
ago with a capital OF $3.50. To-day
that citizen is the president and man
aScr of a business establishment
that invoices at $4,000 and IS on"
OF the growing institutions OF the
city. To-day tn. owner OF thai cs-
tablishmcnr. Charles Mcdonald
stands high In the esteem OF the pco-
pie Of Trinidad and the business doun
by the Trinidad Standard iiottlinis
Works. which started with an in
vestmcni of $3.50. extends over -
wide field. Mr.. Mcdonald Is one o!
the c-ProGress!," candi-
dates for alderman In III. Fifth
ward.
The candidate Is the son OF Alex
andcr Mcdonald. a pioneer resident.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
KENTUCKY RIVER RISING

Frankfort. Ky. March 27.-The
Kentucky river is higher here today
than at any other time in the last
90 years. Floods by the rains and
snow of the last week the river is
now rushing to swell the already
flooded Ohio. The 3i foot stage was
reached here at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and the river at II a. IN. was
still rising at the rate of two inches
an hour.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
SENATE TO ADJOURN APRIL 10

Denver. Colo. March 21.-Thc
senate today adopted a resolution to
adjourn sine die April 10.
The house concurred In the sea-
atc's amendment to tho antitrust
bill.
Governor Ammons today appointed
John z. Field Of Denver state cnsin-
eer.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

"If the death list il only 1000 ]
will consider it marvellous dispen-
sation." tclegraphed Governor Cox's
secretary today.
IF 1t is ten thousand will not be
surprised"
Horrible as this is he said, the
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

FILA NIGHTS DEVASTATING
FIRE WHICH APPARENTLY SlIMnieiD nuRNG THE PAY MAS
THE REGISTER OFFICE SAW NUMEROUS EXPLOSIONS IN
III HE
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

Weather Bureau Report.
Tonight ia'r. warmer east portion.
Friday fair, warmer southeast por-
tion.
uo,so,Jor's Tam por ro f,,rag
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR

. Chronicle News ...... Sc5.o0 .
4 ", -, uam.rslough .... 1000 .
. Tito Macs, 20. san Juan 90 .
Q Geo. %. Single ........ 100 .
4 Frank I.awl.r ........ 800 .
4 4 Vigil ........ 5.D0 .
4 Total - ......$t3.Gv .
. Trinidad peopl" have been =
. promp, in their contributions 20 .
. aid tho flood sufferers. The =
. sum OF 81" has hcen received =
. hy The Chronicle News and .
. these will he turned over to Ell .
= Jeffry's. treasurer of the local
. relief und. Any one desiring to
. contribute may leave their con
. iributions with the C-N 20 be
. turned over to thct reasurcr. =
u u -
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

real suffering will grow worse for
days. There are 10000 homeless.
The refugees are being fed from
hand to mouth with less than days
food supply ahead
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27
THE WEATHER |
PHILOSOPHICAL PHELix SAYS

Now Price.
seq Il. y, its
up L YOU to
write Il letter
yindicatjn ME;
Then all viii be
luff'v.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

CONTINUED on Page Three,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

"WHEN you DON'T ADVER-
TISE NOBODY KNOWS THAT
YOU ARE DOING BUSINESS.
AND IT WONT BE LONG BE-
FORE YOU'LL NOT KNOW IT
YOIIRSEie."
Evening journal., 1913-05-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NEWS

John He'll has been spending a few
days with friends at West Chester,
Pa.
Mrs John Rush Of Ward has been
the guest of Wilmington friends.
Lewis Fell and family and Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Watson Fell were recent
guests of friends at West Chester, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller have
returned from a visit to friends at
West Chester, Pa.
Lewis Shlpley, Of Marcus Hook, Pa,
has been spending several days at
stanton as a guest Of Edward Kane.
Frank Johnson Of West Chester,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coyne, Thorn
as Coyne. Miss NJ. F.. Coyne and Phil
ip p. Coyne were recent auto visitors
at West Chester, Pa.
John G.. Reed and family were re-
cent guests of friends at West Ches-
ter. Pa.
Mrs. George Thompson is spend
ing some time with relatives at Up
Sand.
Mrs. Charles Walker is visiting
friends at Chadds' Ford Pa.
Miss Dolhe Miller has returned
from a visit TO friends at Boothwyn.
Mrs. J. r. Wier is the guest Of Mrs.
L. c. Wallen Of Marcus Hook.
Miss Nella Pierce has been spend
ing a few DAYS with friends at Honey
brook
Evening journal., 1913-05-23
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

When you wish to remove ink stain
from colored gingham or linen dip the
spot in hot water and allow It TO cool
before washing.
It is not generally known that quas-
sia chips II infused in half a gallon
Of boiling water will destoy insects
that germinate in bedsteads.
If a rubber sponge is wearing TO
pieces make a bag of Turkish towel
ing, put the pieces into It, sew It up
and It Will be practically hew
sponge
To clean carpets, take one gill of
turpentine and one Of ammonia and
shake well. Put two tablespoonfuls
TO a quart of water and sponge the
carpet.
When mayonnaise dressing sepa-
rates II is sometimes because too much
salt has been added to the eggs, or
the oil may have been dropped too
fast.
To prevent a glass or cup from
cracking when a boiling mixture is
poured into It, try putting a silver
spoon in and pouring the mixtue on
IT,
II moths have gotten into carpet,
work powdered borax into the car
pet wherever there is a sign of the
insects and scatter it unde the fur
niture.