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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-22


PREPARING MEAL FOR GOLDFISH
! constructed with a view to meeting the
! requirements of the fish in the various
! stages Of their DEVELOPMENT Matched
! in one pond. they remain there until
/ they have attained 4 certain growth
and then pass gradually from one pond
! to another until when between three
! and four months old they emerge into
/ what nav he termed the harvest field
| In this they s0i0urD until they are
ripe" and are then sc0ypeu out ard
! taken to market. When they reach this
pond. t4e,y Ira usudliv Two or three
| inches il length. but they Average 4
FOOT long 5cfore being placed on sale
This EeceSsicateS their remaining ii
| the harvest field over three years. as it
Ia zes them that long to attain their
full growth and color
TIL value of 4 fish depends on its
shape, color and weight, and one that
is imperfect in these respects is inme-
diateIy thrown out as worthless MI
sorts Of goldfish are grown here As
even the cheapest kinds sell for from
5 to 10 cents apiece at wholesale. il
viii be seen that there is money in the
business for one who knows how TO
conduct it properly Some species sell
for from 40 to so cents each at whole
sale
The requirements for making Il sue
cess Of goldfish breeding are so exact
ing, however, that it would be mad
visable for any one with small cap
ital to embark in this industry 1t
cost the owners of this farm almost As
much to stock 1t as though they were
going to raise fancy cattle, for the
fish they imported for breeding IL
Guided the finest specimens raised il
China and Japan In some instances
they were compelled to pay over 500
each for telescope fish, which is the
most aristocratic of all goldfish. The
telescope has very large eyes, standing
out from its head in sockets like tele-
scope cases. IN color it is Of a reddish
gold tint, a hue considered perfect by
fish breeders and dealers.
Other fine species of fish found at
this farm are the comet and the fam
tail. These aEa noted more for their
tails than for their color The comet
possesses tail nearly as long as it's
body aid as delicate as lace, while the
fantail has two or three tails, which
open and shut like a fan It cost the
importers over $4,000 for two can
fuls of these three varieties that they
brought from China, for so many fish
died in transit that others had to be
bought to take their place.
When you have bought your fish,
your expenses as a breeder might be
said to have only begun. At the farm
we are describing twenty men are en-
pIoyed, and there is work for the TWEEN
ty from morning until night. The
ponds, for instance, have to be care
fully watched to prevent hawks and
kingishers from harvesting the crop.
Crawnsh and muskrats are also dead
iy enemies of the goldfish, and the
banks of the ponds have to be pa
troIIed continually by men armed with
spades and sboveIs to stop the holes
made BY these burrowfng creatures.
Sometimes the rats in a single night
will bore to such an extent that the
ponds would be drained in a few hours
were not a constant watch kent and
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-22
Special Correspondence


Washir cton, March 16.-Although .
its inscrutable wisdom congress cut
down the estimate of money needed to
carry on tae work of the new depart
meut of commerce and labor to ridic-
ulousIy low figure, Secretary Cortelyou
is not disheartened, but takes up the
manifold duties imposed upon him
with courage and confidence. Even
though hampered by lack of funds, it
may be set down as certain that the
energetic ard resourceful young secre-
tary viii not be content to permit his
portfolio to become merely an ornamen-
tai appendage to the machinery Of fed
eral administration Already he has the
work of organizing and equipping the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-22
PLANS or C0RTELYOU.
How He VIII Run the New
Administrative Department.
TIE sECRETARY's VARIED DUTIES

At the Head of Many Important
Functions of Goyernment-Organi
cation and Equipment of OH 2nG
New Bureaus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
NEW ROAD INTO
THE NORTHWEST
Lewiston & 0wyhee Files Its Arti.
cles Of Incorporation
HAS CAPITAL OF S3,OOO,OOO.
win Extend Prom Ca ilforn,a 20 Idaho
Aud Traverse a Rich section
or Country,

The Boise Statesman has a special
from Spokane stating that the Lewis
ton and Owyhee Railroad company has
been Incorporated and capitalized at
100000. The proposed line is to ex-
tend from Alturas, Cal, across the
states o. Oregon and Washington TO
Lewiston, Ida.
The articles Of Incorporation show
that the following are the trustees G,
O. Reed. Alfred Coolidge NJ NJ. Good
man, +. NJ. Bowman and George Baker
of the state Of Washington Peter Ru-
bendale, William W Allen C. E. Burn
ham, W. Il. Reed of the state Of Penn
sylyanla. The principal places of bust
ness are to be 'spokane Huntington and
Omaha.
1t is said that the company has
bought the right-of-way of the North
west railroad, which began building
from Huntington 10 Lewiston several
years ago and broke down after COM
pletirg 30 miles Of road, al the time OF
the panic in 1893 II is intend d to tap
the famous Paouse wheat country and
some valuable mineral sections. Work
Is 10 tegin at once and the FIRST go miles
are 20 be completed by May !, 1904. II
built the road will traverse one OF the
richest sections of the northwest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Or. f. b. Silver, leaves for the Pacific
coast over the Rio Grande and Southern
Pacific systems today
The Mutual Improvement Associa-
lions of BoXelder county brought down
800 persons for the excursion TO Saltair
yesterday.
r. A. Green agent for the Rio Grande
at Heber is passing through the city on
his way to Strawberry valley, where he
will spend his vacation
r. NJ. Baird, formerly one Of the short
Line engineers. passed through the city
day or two ago from the northwest
en- route TO eastern points,
l.. j. Yard. chief engineer Of the Rio
Grande system. and +, A. Mock, right
Of way agent who have veen looking
after some engineering matters in the
state left for Denver last evening
Mra. r. Dix, Misses stella and Ivy
Dix. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Michel. r. d.
Lane and Miss Helen Burton win leave
for the Yellowstone over the Oregon
Short Line tomorrow
II. r. Farrell, freight traffic manager
Of the st. Louis Southwestern railroad
was with a party Of friends al the
Knutsford yesterday
The new station at Nampa, idaho on
the line OF the oregon Short Line and
the junction Of the Roise branch. has
been completed and Is said to be one
Of the finest on the whole line.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
+ w. Gillett OF the salt Lake Route.
has compiled and published Salt Lake
Local Freight Tariff no L. II win 20
INTO effect Aug. II, aud is the official
list 81 changes to be made on freight
handled by The local end OF the road.
The rates are about the same as for
mcrly.
Travelling Passenger Agent Gushing
of the Rio Grandc system, is In South
ern Colorado, arranging TO bring a
large excursion to salt Lake.
Il. II. Rogers has returned to Bmg.
succeed NJ " Bird. Mr. Rogers form
er!y occupied the same position, bu.
has been ensaged IN other business for
2 tine.
II is. reported IN railway circles that
4. Il. Welby general manag r OF the
Cerro de pahr3 railroad in Peru. and
who has many friends here. has been
offered position with the construction
department. Of the Grand Trunk Pa
cihc. which is go Doe the western d.
vision Of the Grand Trunk railway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
on THE RACE TRACK.
Lind 4 Co, and Jockey Ruled on
Nv Harlem Club,

Chicago. Aug 1.-THE racing firm 81
lind & Co ~ San franCIsc1, JOCK y
Tr,an0r. James Lynch and James Han
rls. the latter two employees 81 The Ar
thur stable, were ruled on the turf To-
Sol. st,, arus ul tht Harlem joe
A,, cub ana the Chicago Jockey club.
ne official Ealing OF the Harlem oliicia. g
t4hows
fhe temporary SUSPENSION of g. Land.
ID. j. Lynch ana Jockey TrcanCr is made
permanent. aud thty ura warned on me
Harlem race track
"le further entries OF &. Lind and VI.
j. Lunch and Of the horses Or'ius. Or
geo. DrgunalC. Muf,sCa. Pupil. kinatliun.
Max llfndif. Orana and Hard Nuct VIII
hc refused bv the Harlem Jockey o..
The decision IN the Bondage vase hy the
Chicago Jockey club officials was handed
down simultaneous. With tAai Of tie
Harlem Jockey club and is as follows;
"Fir conn ciiCu th the dfucglng N
the hors, Brnlage on Julf q NE 81 able
n e. Lind q Ga, cuinuls7d 4 Lind
.nd ID. Y. tyfch. n susp nd Ind IN iely.
aud james Lynch ana Jail.s lufr.s. the
latter being known as James Cfapb, ar
itl.d 0d TIE turf
'rnc suspension Of John Robb impli-
cattd In M same case, Is removed
mo action taken by the hafl' N OH
Gals was Que 90 tie poor showing made
Nyby Oislna last Monday Wien / Was a..
fird She was 4 ! bcralJy pulled by
Jockey Treanor and the race allowed 20
40 o. Postmaster NrlpM.
IN tho Irlv sellng stakes az haW-
hore rs " 81 lord -. LEVY back,d
lv his 0wucg Jgmes Arthur. ran hsd
last, and complaint was made that me
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
CAUTION.

This Is not gentle word-lui when you
think how liable yOu are nos 10 purchase
remedy that has had thc largest sale 0i
any medicine iu the world since 1855 for
The cure and treatment u Consumption
and Throat auG Lung troubles without
losing its great popularity an these years
you will be thankful We called your at
tentlon 20 Boschep's German syrup There
are 81 many ordinary cough remedies
cheap and good FOR light colds perhaps
hut for severe Coughs Bronchitis Cmnp
land especially Cor ronsumpii1n wher
there Is difficult exIsct0ratiqn and cough
Ing during the nights ans mornings, thor
Is nothing IKE German Syrup. The 81.
cent size has just been introduced this
year Regular size . cents. Al all drug
gisis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
HARRIMAN's PLANS.
California Northwestern 20 Have
Northern Terminus at Astoria,

San Francisco, Aug. &c II. Harri-
man, head Of the syndicate which con-
trolls the California Northwestern rail-
way is planning 20 make that road
part Of coast system that win EVENT.
nally have its northern terminus at As
torla, where direct connections win he
made with the Oregon Railway & Nayi-
cation company's lire. The extension
of the local road to the state Of Wash
ington Is not project contemplated for
the far future, but is actually under
consideration. Engineers of the Har-
rlman syndicate are already engaged
in defining the route and estimating the
cost and the time that viii be neces-
sary to carry out the enterprise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
U. S. SENATOR FROM S0UTli CAROLINA
Recommends Pe-ru-na
For Dyspepsia and Stomach Trouble
Hence, PepSiOI PancreatiO and a Hos
Of Other Digestive Remedies
Has Been Invented,
These Remedies Do Not Reach tn
Seat Of the Difficulty, WhilA
Is Really Catarrh,

Tho only rational way to cure dyspeI
STA is 10 remove the catarrh. Pcrun
cures catarrh. Peruna does not produc
artificial digestion. It cures catarh ani
leaves the stomach TO perform digestion
in natural way. This is vastly bette
and safer than resortlng to artificial
methods.
Pcruna has cured more cases Of dyI
pepsia than all other remedies CON
bined, simply because IT cures catarrl
wherever located. lfcatarrh IS locate
in the head, Peruna cures #. Il catanl
has fastened itself IN the throat
bronchial tubes, Peruna curesit. Who
catarrh becomes settled in the stomach
Peruna cures Il, as VOL In this locatio;
as in any other.
Pcruna is not simply n remedy 70
dyspepsia, Peruna is a catarrh remedy
Pcruna cures dyspepsia because 1t
/ generally dependent upon catarrh.
fyou do not derive prompt and satli
factory results from the use Of Peruns
write at once to DR., Hartman, giving
full statement Of your case and he wi
be pleased to give you his valuable ao
wise gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus
Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

Buffalo. Aug. 5.-Yesterday's postponed
card OF the Grand circuit was run III
at the keuilworth track today. sum
mary:
First race. $3.50 class trot purse sloQ-,
Judge Green won the second and thirl
heats IN 2I7h 2!2)A Margaret BathSate
won the FIRST heat M 2.ltA. ankee BOY,
Crown Princess. King Simmons and Gray
Gem also started.
Second race. 2:iS class trot purse SO0.
Queen CITY stake Willard Sanders won
the second ana third heats IN 2.lji.t. 2.l5.i.
Alabfeyia won the first heat IN 2lii.
lady Patchie. Guy Fortune. John Mac.
Monroe ana Hattie Mac also started,
Third race 2:N class pace lroqnois no.
tel stakes. purse 2.0oQ-John Pointer won
The second aud third heats IN 2'oSi2. 2'@'i.
Winfield Stratton won the first heat 'n
2:Og Nervola, Sufrept. Cubanola ana
Nlceregal also started
Fourth race, 2;li class trot, purse NVlJ
Jim Ferry won two straight heats M
1854 2:i2l. George MuscoNite, Norrie,
Dnl0n Boy. The Questor and liie Boy also
started.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
SCHEME ABANDONED.
Electric Lines in Southern California
Will Not be Disturbed.

San Francisco. Aug, ga holding
company, with a capital Of S5OOoO,oOO
for the Helman and Huntington cleo
trio lines in southern California, has
been abandoned Senator w. a. Clark
OF Montana, and T.. H. Hartman, were
to have held a minority Of stock In the
proposed company, Hellman and Hunt
ington keeping the control. The inter-
ested parties have decided not to dis
turb the existing four companies which
represent the Hellman and Huntington
lines. They comprise the luterurban
with ten millions Of stock and ten mil
lions bonds, Los Angeles Street Rail-
way with five millions Of stock and a
like issue of bonds, and the Los An
gees Traction recently bought by the
Pacific Electric for about $2,0O0oOO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Cnnt. llcnrf non,man Hnrl

New York. Aug 6-Capt Henry
Hoffman. the only survivor Of the
ychooner yacht Americas crew and
who was boy aboard the boat when she
FIRST lifted the nov famous cup in Eng
lifh waters, has been badly hurt IN a
runaway near his homo in Brooklyn.
Ills carriage was overturned while be
was trying to dodge an automobile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Another Auto Race.

New York. Aug. 6--EXpcrt AUTOMOBILE
isis. Including several u,tlllonalres. now at
Saratoga, are reported 10 be bent on hay
ing "a = mile race. provided the authorl-
ties will grant them the ugh u WAY.
rhc 0ranOsed course Is from Saratoga TO
sohuylcrviilc and return. q mlles. The
subject came up ~ Inner recently AMI
a ,0uiaittee has been aanIinted 70 wait
uuon thc authorities and request peins-
Sion for the exclusive use 81 thc roads
curing the contest
Al dc pres nt time there are about 0l
or N automobiles at Saratoga. and iully
~ would probably starr IN pc race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
SALT LAKE LOST
ANOTHER GAME.
More Trouble and "SIats" Davis
Fined and Fired From Field.
UMPIRE WAS REAL ANGRY
wigs Was Wild aud Helped 10
Throw the Game Away 60
Butte.

From all accounts II seems that they
had strenuous times on the Butte bail
grounds yesterday afternoon during the
game between the Gold Diggers and the
home team OF course, Salt Lake lost
again-i to 2 WIGS was mainly respon
slDle because Of ms awful wldness. lie
was not hit so very hard but his lack Of
control was sufficient TO give Butte lead.
Then the Salt Lake players Kicked at the
umpire's decisions and that Official be-
came real angry and imposed ~ fine
on Stats DAVIS, and finally ordered him
out Of the game. Donanue ana DAVIS
were the principal hckeI- and nothing
seemed 10 please or SATISFY them. The
summary follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Pacific Coast League.
IvER LAWSON WON.
Beat Frank Kramer in a Mile Cham
pionship Race sunday.

According TO Information received here
last evening by one of the local wheel
men, liver Lawson on SunGay last az
Manhattan Beach. New York, won the
national circuit championship In mile
race against Frank Kramer nd other lsl
cyclists. The Qualifying heats were de.
cidedly fast ana in the FINAL Lawson and
Mcfarland. Fem and Kramer Were lined
up as teams. The race was extremely
slow until The last. Zap. Fem had the
leading position followed by Kramer,
every man lockeylng for position. On
the home stretch the pole was gwen 20
Kramer and IL looked Ike Mcfarland was
In pocket but De neatly avoided II an9
shot by kram Ike Whiflwin1, followed
by Lawson. Kramer made desperate et-
fort to Keep the lead Just before the
tame Was reached, Mcfarland gave Law
son the pole and the Salt Lake boy
inches Mcfarland got third and Fem
fouft "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
FIGHTERS ARE READY.
Corbett Selects Gloves to Fight def
fries with.

San Francisoo Aug. 5.-Iamts J, Corb Il
has selected the gloves he will use In bis
contest with knr% Hc states that le
viii DO no more neaNy work bat VIII
engage chiefly IN sparing until the date
OF The Eight. he takes issue with pugt-
listic critics who have asserted that he
wnl not be entitled to the championship
II he merely outpuints Jetues hut at the
same time claims 10 hc capable Of knock
ms uu the biz fellow. Jedries Is stiil
hard ut work az Harhin Springs. Today
he pat IN the morning at the gymnasium.
brother Jack. He has been examined
ana III, rounced physically sound IN every
particular by a physician sinl up for the
purpoac by the Yosemite Athletic club,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
REAR ADMIRAL GEORGE w. MELVILLE, WHO HAS JUST
RETIRED

Admiral George Melville United States who has just re-
Uncle lie
appointed assistant engineer 1861 serving through
De Longs i'll d Jeanette polar
which escaped from the Lena delta
the Jeanette records and the
his Rear Admiral Melville has been largely
instrumental developing the present type of rapid seanng American
Columbia and the Minneapolis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Must Pay Fines.

Spokane Aug. 5-rrcsdcUt Lucas of
the Pacific National league has givcn n0-
tiCa that an zines are 90 be collect u
nr0mnUy and De VIII remit none. This
Is taken Go mean that the Butte team
must nay $40 and Manager Wlmot Sln,
Cor refusal Co.. play game In spokane
two weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.


IN tto new photograph OF Emanuel
CcWenka, Bohemian, the record is
made By The Vibrations OF q pencil Of
Hight upon Il photographic film, and the
sound reproduced from this record is
ciaLuad 90 le free from the usual UNI
pleasant metallic rusplnE Ene receiver rs
q cOnlcal tube ending In an extremely deli
iCate uembrane vi hsh-bladder connected
with l-l2-inCh mirror. a pencil Uf cleo
trio light only i-50O inch IN diameter Is
reflected upon rotating Photographic
plate, which advances 1919 inch at each
revolution, ana when this plate IL de-
yeloped It Is covered by spiral line IA
which sound waves are recorded as UNI
duiauons The diamond or steel tracing
point of the speaking apparatus rests IN
The anuous groove made IN the record
The speaking Apparatus contains two sep
urdted strips Oilw}tX which are connect
ed by fork and lever with the tracing
point and are ,ofciosed IN an externally
cushioned box opening into papiormache
horn through a'caYlty lined with soft rub
Der
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

else infection Of the particular note that
Yields Il, ~ that She now produces at
successive Rows OF petals und PETALS deli
cately Velnea Other Notes give pWHCs,
Others picture sc9-mOnstcrs. srrpcntne
iigurgs reccdlng into iuluiN Wl sill
others form trees. even trees with falling
fruit. with a foreground of rocks aud
with the sea behind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

horse had been tempered with, An In
Vestigati0n was started by the track OF
hcers, and II is claimed that evidence
was secured showing that James Crabb,
an emnluye Of the Arthur stable, had
given Bondage two powders and that they
came from the Lind stable, which had
Orsina In the same race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

Summary. Earned runs-Salt Lake, l;
Butte, /. Sacrifice hits-Wilmot, Davis,
Flannery. Stolen bases-Donahue, Ward.
Laroque. McKevitt, Wilmot 2. Two-base
hit-Runkle. Bases on balls--WigRs, 3;
Bandelin, 3 Passed ball-shea, l. wild
pltches--Wiggs, 2. First base on errors
Salt Lake, 2. Butte, 2 Three-base hit
Shaffer. Struck out-Wlggs, 7. Left on
bases--Salt Lake, s. Butte, g. Time OF
game-rwo hours. Attendance wv. UNI
pire Huston. Weather fair,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
SOME GOOD RECIPES.
pEv1LED LOBSTER

Pick out the meat from the shell
when the lobster has been boiled and
has cooled. Set aside the coral and
cover the meat dice with o dresAng
made by beating into tablespoonful
of warmed butter dash Of paprlha.
tablespoonful Of made mustard ana
as much salt
Put small cupful OF hot water into
saucepan, stir into this the seasoned
lobster and set over the fre. Have
ready the coral rubbed to q thin paste
with q tablespoonful Of vinegar, and
when the contents OF the saucepan Doll
up add the coral paste Boil up once
and serve in a heated covered dish
BE careful not TO cook 1t more than
one minute In all, Cooking makes II
tough
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
WILL LOOP LOoP-PERHAPs,
liver Redman Expects TO Make the
Attempt This Evening

liver Redman the local amateur bike
rider. sfys he expects TO win the $50 ior
looming the lo0g al The sali Paace tbs
evening. lver believes he can successfully
perform the dangerous feat and is wiling
10 take "a chance for the SlJl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

With his new apparatus for giyiug arti-
fetal circulation Of the blood Dr. kouleb-
k0 Of s. Petersburg has succeeded in
terminating the hearts of animals thar
have been dead as long as lL hours.
While attaching no great practical lmpor-
lance to this achievement hc believes
that It shows greater possibilities in arti-
ucial respiration
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Pacific National League
ToDAY's GAMES.

Los Angeles at Tacoma,
San Francisco at Spokane.
Helena ut Seattle.
Salt Lake at Butte,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

INK. L. S. Senator NJ, G. Butler from
IL South Carolina, was Senator from
thatstate for two terms. Inarocent let
ter to The Peruna Medicine Co., from
Tashlngton, D. G., says:
II can recommend Peruna for dys-
lsia and stomach trouble. I have
n using your medicine for a short
cd and ! feel very much relieved.
indeed a wonderful medicine be-
rood tonic, "---N. {, Butler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

RancIdity Of butter has received a va
rlety OF explanations chemical study
leads Jensen, u German bacteriolOgist, to
conclude that HETEROGENEOUS are the
cause. three species icing especially ac-
tive, and that TIE air plays no part ex-
cept H. stimulalng the growth Of the
bacteria. Salt rotards their growth, They
require oxygen, and IN protecting butter
1t is desirable to keep II In large masses,
exposing the smallest possible surface to
the air.