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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-10
vExATIoUs PROBLEM.

2 Mrs. spenderby doesn't look like 2 woman who ever has anything in par ticular on her mind" You are much mistaken"
 "Yes?"
 "why, every year Mrs. spenderby has terrific struggle to decide whether she will spend the winter in Florida or California"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-10
Carrying Their Bundles

T think the Piggly-W Wiggly and the various other cash stores which require one to carry their own parcels are really doing a fine thing in educa ting the peo- pie to require less service of the mer-s chants" said W, T. Hill. Now, I live at Mountain Terrace and we were forced to be bundle toters' long before the new innovation among the grocers, for it was the surest and quickest way to get ones parcels home. I used to be able to tell a Mountain Terrace 'resldenter as soon as I got on a Lakeview car by the way his arms were loaded, but now many others living around Highland avenue and on Chestnut Hill have got the habit"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-10
uPLIFTERs.

Poor Mir. Dubwaite is always in financial difficulties"
 ..so he is"
 "IIow do you account for that?1
 Easily enough. MT. Dubwaite has six impressionable daughters, All of them think they have mission in life which has nothing whatever to do with keeping the hotne fires burning"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-10
THE OLD STORY,

"She was once a chorus beauty.
 In the workhouse ends her days" Any moralist will tell you That a fast life never pays.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-10

Remittances can be made at current rate of exchange. The Age Herald Wili not be responsible for money seHs through the mails. Address
 THE AGE-HERALD,
 Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-10

Entered at the Birmingham, Ma, postoffice as. second-class matter, un' der act of Congress, March s, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-10

No communication will be published without its authors name. Re9ectsa manuscript will not be returned unless stamps are enclosed for that purpose
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4 Cent
4 Dose

An extremely low price for a
remed;- Of such great medicinal value.
But in these times when it is nee
essary to economic 50 closely We are
sure YOU vii! be glad TO know that sush
reliable household specific as the True
IL. F." atwood Medicine can be bought
everywhere; that it may be depended up
on to relieve many OF the everyday i'll.
nesses that are bound to occur in all tam
lilies. 1t is very highly commended for
indigestion. disordered liver, clogged in
testines, constipation, colds, headache
and impure blood. Buy today, the genu-
inc 81. F." made by the l. +. MediIne
Co., Portland, Maine
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Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass Of hot water each morn
Ing helps W look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

.."DD. bright. alert-f'.=o u.:I III
".YaciouE---a coed clerr skin; ma =
s"is!. y.'s" co.1p,cxica "cd freedom
'r"i, r nege are assured only ~:
c.can. healthy blood. II only every
woman aud likewise every man could
realize the wonders OF the morning
inside bath. what "a gratifying cha nge
would take place.
instead OF the thousa nds OF sickiy.
:.:lJemic looking men. women and
g.iIs with pasty or muddy complex
ions; instead OF the mu,titudes Of
nerve wrecks" RUNDOWN brain
flags" and pcssimists we should see a
,iIile. optimistic throng OF rosy
checked people everywhere.
An inside bath liz had by drinking,
each morning before breakfast. a
glass of real hot water with q tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In it
TO wash from the stomach. liver. kid
neys and ten yards OF bowels the
previous days indigcstible waste, sour
Concentrations and poisons before put
ting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bill
iousness. nasty breath. rheumatism,
colds: and particularly those who
Rave a pallid. sallow complexion and
who are constipated very often are
urged to obtain quarter pound OF
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will cost but "a trifle but is
sufncisnt to demonstrate the quick
and remarkable change In both health
and appearance awaiting those who
practice internal anitation.-Adv.
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Aysgs.ss City Election

That pDiiticsl methods ~ the Oh
1zy, have b@sn discarded il or cona.
rn5nity - striksagly eYidsrcsd b5
2ionosyz e.sctior and the cam.
pafgn" that preceded i. We hars
reached periot wien the Office
lsrzcIy SEEKS The man. in both par.
'Ie, tram the major down. candi-
Ga-Gx are selecte1 for thsls ability
araeter ana the degree Of conf.
cence repos4d il ,hem by the gen
ersl pyblic-
Ire city - ~ bs Congratulated up
~ tAe zoyernrnent elected On lion.
or. ana ypoa - administration IL
~. ,so yesYE tIst passing. The
splen9id Ger, re given " Mayor VIII
- r.. S>.ft and liz aEsociates and
appointeez. Ne predfct VIII b.
seigalle1 IN TIE TWO years n come
~ MAYOR g.Gleizs Martin and thoge
electsd with hin ~ conduct tEe
e,ys b1sir~sr
The biennial election and the days
Immediately preceding i have failed
~ bring forth d single boas, b.
either party or Unkind public criti-
c,ern against the o,ter, 70 far as We
have heard. II - credit 70 the vot-
err 3: both parties tia, they sup.
port Their organizations when good
meg are nominated. This was pro.
bably done although the vote vss
email, indicating that M strong OPP
position existed 70 the head 0. either
ticket.
We need not d.sgEise cur sa,isfsc-
TON, As a Republican Newspaper
with the result. although We have
taken no part IN the campaign. eth
9, for the Republican ticket Of
agaiAs. Ir. Carl and those with
HIM On the Democratic ticket. They
are our friends. neiynbors and bust
ness associates. Party differences
among clean, strong men ~ friendly
rivalry and tn. loser laughs and ez-
tends his hand.
In forecasting as sUccessful an ad-
ministyation FOR Mayor Martin ar
that Of Mayor Swift We are setting a
high mark Of efficiency and approval,
for We cannot speak too highly Of
such trained business men as Nj
Swift IN public affairs In every way
he has fulnlled our hopes and pre-
dictions He has had every interest
Of the city a. heart and the friend :
ly cooperation 81 the citizens We
bespeak the same for Mayor Martin.
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To de Dissector Jimera. Goyernman
Ro.erode. Washintun,- 3. c.
Deer OEerybuu Sir:
Two. tree dago IA day I go) I'm chewn
de rags wit Chariee Geebson, vat il
cheef leekricai eggsqu!rt on de Centrul
Name Roierode shops, an nees spick me
som..ngs dat leesten purity good on ma
ear. sees say, ''Vede, 20 long YOU l. Dor
fo- de governan rolerode you don't II
eny beezness wurry bout yourselfs.
Auckadue is you boozum frea. Hes you
ladder an nudder an brudder an reecn
onkel ali roll togedde-. Hees say on de
pape.-an sine hees names on ida.
hees gon tax good car hees roIerode
boys. 50 long. Vede. YOU kip you job
ronnin on bote ends an de muddle. you
ken slep nites without paragorick"
Now Charlee is god fren to me. an
nevair lie less hees got de chanse, 50
I'm believe heem. But now de tam
come for tess de voracity OF hees per
epirin w1rd.
Lass spreeng, wen de con.ree is all on
beet wit food conyersashun. I'm max
ma mine up hav Mise war ga-iin. I'm
fine teemdandy spot. bout 70 by twelf.
rite handy On ma Jobs. Noonou-s re,
we get 'roo eat. som &c teliers helr;1
an we shovel heem Up. In. spreenkle Il
Wit nunore wat I'm get free witou.
charge frrm out de irsides de katie
car. Den I'm put de seed-chewcornber.
Fplosh ssquash). redish. let-us an bean.
Tree kline bean-naughty iuIcfural.
EiG-. fE1
I'm put 6em seed on de groun, an de
sunshone an de ran- do de wurk. Al,
CONNER she com Q. X. an grow fasg
lax bad boy
But meester MUkadue. dera's tree
ting dat poor instignifkan. man can.
regu!a tes-ie wedder. de season an Re
frost. DeFrost-dat's de bogger talks
ma cote
Lass wick sch corn sneekin down frurl
de Not Pole IN change de komplokshun
ma war gar1in. To ne shore, Meester
Muckadue I'm don't biam YOU Tor dat,
builds lin is skituate on eoyerman
rro7at:-. an by de true wurd ma frer.,
Geebson, seerlzo YOU ben blige maj.
rood ma loss.
For me, I'm goodnature man. an don't
want be nessary breene law-soots gin
dc Unite Estate, COS she get truhble nur
besides. but-I'r amt son treten You
oner wit re is foolev stablish vita
sevan kline O. konfdunce I'm sen you
iiss friporO Of sat ben kill by frost:
hill ohewcomber, 3 hill squosh. row
beanbush fmxed). - bean-pole fbol, =
pean). Pieese Civ dis you unprovidal
intensfpn an saw. de cost o court
Tors f,r gueeck clame.
Vital LaPoint
fper r. II. Dyer)
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general provided he shows physi-
GINS. certificate
We sincerely hope that American
D1sinesg has been reborn and that
old methods Of greed and eypioita-
ton of everything IN sigh. thai
promises q dollar regardless OF moral
right 70 it Or its service to mankind.
arc 70 be forever discarded. The
b'cadening and benefceat influences
81 the war should he felt BY ell kinds
e industry in country wide proof
That industry is not for profits alone
but aiso for service, and tia. from
nov On all business enterprises and
PANS mus. be considered in the light
o: their effect or the men and women
wIio contribute their efforts and live.
- them.
These business men, who bear
many scars Of past conflicts with
labor, some OF whom have driven to
victory and some Of whom have been
Laaten III labor agree that the re.a-
tons Of capital and labor need no
longer be In the nature Of con-
,roversy, bu. rather in the nature Of
\ cooperation. They hold that the
lime has now come when employers
and employees can dispose 0: their
ancient quarrel ard bring in an age
oI industrial peace by spontaneous
effort and without the aid or consent
government IN this time Of the
frequea, use OF The phrase self de
termination business men are
lcased . apply IL 70 industry. They
think that IL IS IN line With the nat
nIal evolution Of Democracy for the
Iern ocratizat;on Of industrr to pro-
reed from within. They are opposed
IN A system innposed from witnou,
~ government and they do not
favor arbitration cr adjudication OF
inLustTia. disputes b. any legally oz-
tabiisaed bIdy. Induat;y-, they cor
tend, will Hsor. out It's cwa constitu-
ton and laws Q, the Industrial
democracy that liz coming.
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SPANISH INFLUENZA
MORE DEADLY
THAN WAR
SAID That Epidesni> Cost Mere Lives
Than American l1ss In Battle.
Danger Not Over. Gres. Care
Necessary 7 Prevent
Further Outbreak

The appalling fsvages O. Sranlsa Il.
f1snza II this country are PERHAPS best
realized BY the statement receatly
made that s1ore deaths have .esuited
II Little usoTe titan 2 En51th from ta.s
disease tEaE through our Sho.s eight
cen months participation u tie r41Iiss
Of the European Wa.
Our greatest danger DoE. declare au-
Iorit3ez- e -zs great American ten
dency 70 forget easily ard 20 believe
the perIl - oEsr- Ccz1DEten. authorizes
claim the coEnl.g Of cold weather -
very apt 10 bring z -rt,3r4s Of this uise@s sc
on. the winter months Of the following
easily observed precautions. remember
ing tnat Influenza - far easier to pre-
vent than cure.
crowds az much as possible Influenza
germs spread w n ignorant or CARELESS
lerE0rs s1eezs or cough without using
= handkerchief. Cover Up each cough
or saeeZe. TO no- spit On the roor
Sidewalk, in street ears o public places
AVOID the use % common drinking cups
and roller towels il public places.
Breathe sorse reliable germicidaI and
antlE-ptic air TO destroy the germs that
do Gnd lcdgeMen. in your nose and
tbrpls.
4-4-ne-nbe-. no safer preca qcion
against Influenza could be employed in
this ma inner than 10 4 from the neares.
d.u= store complete Hyonei Outfit
consisting Of bottle Of the Pure OIL Of
Hyornei ard 4 little yest-pocke. hari
rubber iLha!ing device. into which p
few drops Of rne Of! are poured. You
SHOULD carry this Inhaler about with
you during the day and ezch hall hour
Or 80 put il in your mouth and draw
deep breaths OF it's pure. healing germ
killing air into the passages Of your
noss. throat and lungs
b destroying germs before they ac-
tuah" begin wo.k in your blood, YOU
may make yo1rEef practically immune
. 20 infection.
All these suggestions about Spanish
Influenza are equally true in the pre-
-entioa Q: colds. ca,arrh OF nose and
throat bronchitis and even pneumonia
Don't become careless. Do your part
Keep the germs away. You may save
Yourself z serious Illness and the loss
81 several weeks work. Rowdltch-
Webster Co.-Ady. dec3-I1-i.
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Peb,rth Of Business

At Atlantic city last week 3sl war
f"rvice committees mot under the
auspices Of the Chamber " Com
mercc III the United States 70 rewak-
81 the soul Of American business and
dedicate u - operation, fair ghar-
ing and better as well AZ bigger bust
mess. These 5sl war service commit
t"es. representing ~ many branches
~ industry ana business. had their
meetings on Tuesday They com
bin"d On W'dues ia. into 30 related
= 0rp", ana agdIn on Tilurgday into
e.. nulsr gsoupr. Then on Friday
tH'N accommodations az 10 how the
"1iriduai industries ana related
ltoupa could bcst be served during
the recon- tructioH period were made
'hI"uHh ip' "!'aranf" committee
Thns the tank dcGnlte action ct kim.
- ihc mat"yiai cJIltinl ipnns fu;i .
49, 'h' b.sinr n, but Il way tnis ncf.
'r'f' q h'iplnr In Lusirc~s I'D
made each man feel ~ though ~.
could ana wouid 20 over the TOP
'ih his fehpvr 81 industry fo: o.
p,.t irao" 1rler 'uc privilege. ..
GHi'rd oHo'. alc.Jcd ~ The Wel,l.-
pomcrenc act.
~ AT
in'ttec r"preH":tntivc If American. T.
d1gtrl thorough. Informed regard
l"g hAs'" 'nd1ftriaI conditions. over
r.d~ 10 b" atIi!a DC fJr COUNSEL dur
iAg the peace cnngress regarding
questions affecting commerce and in
dHstry as Gen. =, -shlns was sent
over there 10 command the Amer
team cXpeditionary forces.
Tho gathering adopted q program
for Congress including recommended
notifications Of the Sherman anti
trust 'aw-Just as Congress was call
cd upon TO furnish President VIII
son with lump sum appropriation to
meet urgent war requirements, and
10 authorize the operations of the
United States Food Administration
and other government establishments.
The gathering decided TO create q
central committee to keep in touch
with the government and TO aid It
in all ways possible during recon
struction. as the War Industries
Board was called into being to help
win the war.
Here we have the foundation Of
Tcadjustment Of American affairs, for
" business IL right and accepts new
conditions In a chastened spirit. ac-
cording TO professed desire. the rest
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SOLDIER BOYS

Portland, Dec. 5.-When a young
man who does not appear to be over
90 years Of age is seen walking about
with a perceptible Limp. with seven
service bars on one sleeve. indicating
three and a half yeags' service III the
war. with seven wound marks on his
other sleeve, denoting seven separate
ard distinct visits to tie hospital, and
one white star denoting the fact that
ne has been 4 prisoner in a German
war camp-in the language of the
street, that's going some. There was
such an incident. when First Ser
geant Lleweliyn MARI of East Booth
bay passed through Portland the
other day, en- route TO his home after
some strenuous service under three
different flags. Sergt. Mari, who is a
sailor by occupation, was in France
when the war broke out and he en-
tered the French service He was
wounded once and then shifted over
to the Canadian forces when he got
out Of the hospital, going in with
some fellows from Nova Scotia with
whom he was well acquainted. He
was wounded several more times in
this service, and then when the
Americans came over he asked for a
transfer and received it to one of the
regiments Of the Goth division. He
was in the thick Of it. with them and
during one battle lost his right leg.
He has been in hospitals since and
has recovered now SO that he is able
to walk without the aid Of crutch or
cane using his artificial leg as handi-
~ as many men use their own upon
occasion. Young MARI does not seem
inclined to talk much about himself,
saying he didn't do very much ex-
cept do as he was told.
The engagement has been announc-
ed OF Miss Lillian Barbara Tobey Of
Brunswick and First Glass Private
William Lewis Ripley now in Paris.
A strange coincidence at the Eng
iish- American celebration on Thurs
Gay evening. Dec. at Lewiston was
that the two color bearers are British
Americans. One, Willis Osborn. saw
service with the Canadians and has a
service stripe and stripe for wounds.
He was honorably discharged from
the Canadian army. He was she'll
shocked. John Campbell saw service
IN flve different sectors Of France
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with the regular american army. He
has two service stripes one stripe for
wounds, being gassed near the Tout
sector. He has yet three months to
serve before his enlistment expires.
Both are Lewiston boys.
fBangor Commercial-Major Will
liam +. Southland writes home of a
big celebration near Lyons, France,
on the day Of Nov. II. the letter which
was written on that day. being sent TO
Mrs. Southland from lie Baibonne,
where Major Southland is an instruc-
tor in big school of Americans
training to be officers. There are
1000 of them and Major Southland is
in charge of 1900 in his section.
Major Southland adds that he would
have liked to have been In the fight
with his division at the last and seen
1t through but says that ne is glad TO
have the chance to do his part and he
regrets his injuries only because they
kept him from the last campaigning
before Germany went down.
The many friends Of Corp. Milton
B. Duncan Of Rowland. formerly of
Co. G. 1o3d Inf. who was reported
missing in action on Sept. 12. will be
glad to know that a letter has been
received from him by his mother.
written under date of Oct. &c. In this
letter he states that he had been in a
hospital and upon his discharge was
transferred to Co. r. 10th U. 8. In
fantry. He says that he has no FAM,
to find with Co. F. as it is o. X. in
every way. yet he misses the boys of
Co. G. and is in hopes to get back
with them in time. Corp. Duncan
has been in active service since Feb
ruary. he was gassed during the big
drive AZ Chateau Thierry in July ana
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Way We Got Ability to End War.

Arthur r, Eice. writing 10 the eGi.
Ter Of the New York Sun, says:
Everybody liz talking gl;biy
about the wonderful prosperity
we are 10 enjoy after swords
i,3Te been turned into plough
shares. but The measure Of that
prosperity viii depend largely on
what stcp2 we take to secure It.
Are we 10 have free trade or
reasonable protection? Arc the
people who have invested mil
iions IL the creation Of p6ducts
hitherto imported, chemicals
Gyestnffs, and many other com
moditics, 20 be protected in their
Investments and encoura Ced to
i:eep on the splendid work they
have been doing. or are they to be
told. as once before from Wash
in2ton. that the only way for
Them 20 succeed Is 10 become 50
Efficient that competition. TO
matter how unfair or ruinous.
could not harm them
Many other people arc asking tina,
HaInc question today, but il would
seem as if the country had indicated
the answer II desired from it's legis-
l1tors when IT. turned out the fres
trade party Nov. and reinstateC
tho party Of protection, which viii
control both branches of Congress
Ter March 4th OF next year. !. l.
".feforc reasonable to expect tina,
d" i;epubiican party will write an
'lapn Of tariff bill which will in
ne reasonable protection 10 Aneri-
.ta's new industries. as we'll as TO the
>? whose marvellous development un-
-'.r the protective policy made them
-. chief reliance Of all those who
1t.lcI against the Hun.
\o.' would President Wilson he
.,th to the charge of inconsistency il
= signed a protective measure draft
- by a Republican Congress as an
important part Of our reconstruction
Program. Surely By this time he
must have been cony inced that the
huge majority Of the people are for
protection, and against free trade,
and if he considers himself the
servant Of the people. rather than
their master, he will accept q measure
drawn by a majority OF the people,
representatives as expressing the
popular will. Moreover, Mr. Wilson
viii find excuse in precedent cited By
himself in his history OF the United
States. for he speaks OF The days fol
lowing the war OF 1912 as witnessing
ar enormous flooding OF the Amer
can market with European goods,
which was stopped only by a pro-
tectlve tsriff Law. And, finally, Nr.
Wilson has changed his mind 30
many times with respect 10 funda-
mental issues, that there would be
few to censure him for accepting and
n Republican tariff law.
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HAS NOT had AN
HOURS SICKNESS
Since He Commenced TO
Take "Flui-2-iiIss"
"a Lees Ave Ot;ava

Three yeSxr ago. ! began 20 feel
rus down and tired and suffered very
much from Lver and Kidney Troll
bic HaTing heard oS "Frrit-a-
tsves." I thought I would Try them.
The result sas 'egrprssIng
I have not had an hours sickness
since conmenced using "Fruit-a-
tives~ Or Fruit Lsver Tablets. and
know now what ] haven't known for
z good many years-the blessing Of q
healthy body and clear thinking
brain" WALTER J. MARRIOTT.
Soc. a box, 9 fer sz59, trial size 2gc-
AZ dealers or from FRUIT TIvES
Limited, CCDENsBCRG, ". Y-Adv.
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IA. Neither s'sI Be There

Tel. Neither i'iI 1s There
Tia towers tia. bloom in The scrnE.
uA-sa,
May also srpear IN the autumn:
ArG tie swse: Little brides tcat siags
tfz-i1,
N,slt Be here II he cat hadn': caught
en-
The powder that blooms OF her nose,
trz-t1,
Isn't dsaciy As il seems.
b.. II wis find IL CO hubby csos1es.
fE-sa.
rs for MIN Plessan; DREAMS.
-Eefuses TcIel.
An old South Carolina darby was
sen. 70 tie Hospital ~ St. Xavier u
Charleston. One OF the gentle, black
robe. sisters put ttertnometsr in his
mouth 20 take his temperature Pres
emily when tie Doctor u.ade his rounds
he said:
Wen, Nathan. how co you feel
Il feel right torble. boss"
Have sou had any nour1shment:
-yass5r"
What did you have
"A lady done gimme piece Of glass
ter suck, boss
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had been back with the company only
short time previous 10 ms bong &C.
ported missing
Bangor News-CoL " A. Huith'
inss Of Detroit. Mich. ief' Sa'lrd''
night on his return TO Camp peveh'
after trip here 90 take charge OF 10.
medical side Of the disqualification o.
the soldiers AT the University o.
Maine. Dr. Hutchinrs ~ "a surE"oa
and physician OF national reputation
being considered one - ~" great
est authorities in the country on loek'
jaw. the history of which ~ The war
he will compile later for Government
records
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Maine Gossip
Perhaps

Some dzy. waea OF sxzitznt feee Toz
Gene
C1ex through tie streets that biosx5c
2. yoar tread
Ny so.i win thrill 20 Esar Ing ta-o5-
birg drum.
And pet. pe-hzDs. II Rand with drooo-
ing head:
Not caring. quite, TO ct yc1 r-ser rs
Ezze.
Se. aannz, q1ite 70 look into Eo'.r
Afraid, because q weary stretch o:
cxyk.
Each one . million years. between -
lies
NY heart Ny hez-r i. ever yours 70
Ard yet. while I hare waited here fo.
Yos have seen faith betrayed. an
tzaTe go1ia sosc.
Tos have ssen meadows crencned Il
bioo3y ds~.
Il nay havs changed yo1, and yo1-
eyes may Be
4 It'll. harder shen they look at re.
-Narza ret z. SzngEter n December
Cod Housekeeping