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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
MINISTERS LEAVE BELGRADE
Pressure Being Put Upon the servian
Monarch.

Vienna. Dec. U.-Accordug TO a dis
patch from Belgrade the German. Aust
rian and Turkish ministers are preparing
20 leave the city. ostensihly for a long
holiday. The Russian and Italian repre-
sentatiVes have already left Belgrade on
similar protest. The real reason for
the exodus OF the diplomats. however. is
said 90 be that King Peter has negatived
the demands of these ministers for the
punishment Of the assassins of King
Alexander and Queen Draga.
other reports say that the Turkish min
later at Belgrade protested to the min
lister OF foreign affairs against the sec
ret preparations which are alleged TO be
going ON in Servia for the purpose OF
supporting an outbreak iu Old Servia next
spring
TO this protest the foreign minister gave
an evasive answer. whereupOn the Tur-
ksh minister left Belgrade. Tt is con-
sidered likely that the departure Of the
other ministers may be based on the
alleged intention of Scrvia to interfere in
Macedonian affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
MUST ALL COME OUT.
No Chance to Hold Back Evidence
Against Wood.

Washington, Dec. He. G. Rath-
bone has addressed a communication
20 Secretary Root inquiring If the re-
cent request Of the secretary to the
senate committee on relations with Gu
ba to have printed the itemized ac-
count Of receipts and expenditures of
the military government of Cuba in
cludes the accounts of General Wood
in Santiago from about July to Decem-
Der, 1888, inclusive, known as the
Wood rs accounts.
Major Rathbone states that the at
tention of the senate committee on
military affairs was recently called to
these accounts in a written communi-
cation by one of the auditing officers
OF Cuba. who attempted to audit them
and which he characterized as being
in very bad shape. Major Rathbone
adds that on Nov. is he requested the
committee to subpoena the eX-auditing
officer above referred to.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12

who own real estate jim this city. The
petition will be heard Saturday.
r. u. FinlaysOn has petitioned for let
tiers Of administration ia the estate Of
George A. Finlayson- deceased of Pay
son. hearing has been set for Doc 26.
Estate of Joseph j. Smith. deceased;
petition Of Hyrum Smith anG samuel A.
smith for order allowing final account
and distribution. has been set for Dec. Is.
Estate or Elizabeth BreretOn. deceased;
petition Of Mary Ellen Brereton for let
tiers Of administration set for hearing
Tlor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
FATALLY BURNED.

Topeka Kan. Dec. u.-Mrs f. r.
Hazen, wife Of Judge Hazen OF the dis
trict court, was fatally burned today By
a gasoline explosion She was cleaning
a dress when the accident happened
Gas had formed from the open can ard
the explosion followed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
FINTsHKp THETR WORK.

Helena Mort. Dec. 11-Both the
houses of the legislature adjourned sine
die shortly after the noon hour. The
last session transacted no business ex-
cept the announcement by the speaker
az the house and the president OF the
senate of their signatures 90 bills
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
Held FoR MURpER.

Buffalo. Dec 11.-Charles Bone. "a years
oud was held today 0n the charge OF
having murdered Franz and johanna
Y l'rrhr. the aged couple who disappeared
an Nov l2. and whose mutilated BOOBIES
were found Oh Dec. 9. buried I'm their oan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12

of Church Bonds, Sc
ries b
saIt IL -. d. 81. ~.

ries B.
Salt Lake City, Dec. II, 1903
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the terms Of the Bonds of the Church
Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. LO-
renzo Snow, trustee in trust. dated De-
cember 31st. 1898. there being sufficient
funds in the sinking fund for that puT
pose, all of Series b OF said bonds are
hereby called for redemption on the first
day of January, 1904.
said bonds arc of the following denom-
nations, tO-Wit:
S 100 bonds Nos. 1 to 5O0..............S d0OOI
500 bonds Nos. ] to 200............. 100000
1000 bonds Nos. 1 TO 35O.....,.-.... $4,000
OAaA s-PsfJiiN.N
Bonds must be presented to the under
signed trustees on or after January End,
1904 at the Deseret National bank of Salt
Lake City. with coupons Nos. il TO % at
tached and interest win cease on all
bonds Of Series B on January LIST. 1904
LEWIS S. HILLS,
DAVID ECCLES.
Trustees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
". R. WOOD RO8BEO.
Gays Two Men Held Him Up on Fri
day Night

-yV r. Wood. who lives al 935 Euclid
avenue reported to the police last night
that De was held up by two men Friday
might when on mis- home. ON the corner OF
second South and Fifth West streets. The
hoId-ups relieved him OF SIS and after tel
ling him not 30 move for at least five
minutes if he valued his life. they made
on uu the street. They were both tall
mon with light hats and dark clothes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12

~ THE DISTRICT COZ Ri OF SAL
r.5i-o county. state or Utah probate dis
1sisiou-In the matter Of the estate and
Guardianship of j. j. Riordan. an incom-
Detent.-rhe petition Of angus Mckel.ar-
ir nraving for the appointment of hlu-
self as guardian of the estate of j. 3.
Riordan. an incompetent situate Wl-h-E
he state OF Utah. has been set for heal--
ing on Friday. the 18th day Of Decenaed-
1903 1T 30 o'clock a. m, at the cULnlt
oourt house In the court room or s,i9
court. in Salt Lake City, salt Lake co1u-
ty. state of Utah
Witness the clerk Of said court WV.
the seal thereof affixed, tnE
(sesD eighth day Of December. l.
JOHN JAMES. Clefz-
Pv David 70. Davies, Deputy CaerA-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
coUNTY scHooL FUNp.
County superintendent Brown Makes
Partial Appropriation.

Provo. Dec 1.-THE following partial
appropriation OF tho county school fund
for 1893 mas been made by County Super
ntendcnt Brown:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
- 60 . 90 Ii 90 ~

Take Laxative Brom0 Quinine Tablets.
An druggists refund the money If IL
fails 10 cure. =. w Groves signature
s. on each box. 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-12
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County clerk OF the respective
siqners for further Information
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
DEM aNDA

"Nuestro co,eg, Il BoLErIN MFR
CANTIL, de San Jn.u. ha sido denun-
ciado ante ia Corc Federal. por los So
flores Barrabeigih V J aehim, de Aqua
dilla a consecuer,. . de- incidente ocu-
rrido con el cafe b as; emo seglin sos
pechas-que imro g hare poco el Vas.
CO" y que no fue admitido en- aquel
puerto. por cporer>r t suebo.
FL abogado am, lcano Mr.. Dexter sc
ha hecho cargo, ex On aneamente. dc
Ia defensa del BOi. TIN al que se ban
ofrecidc don Dam NJ ,nSerrat y nues-
tros respetables arigus don Santiago
K. Palmer v don Manuel CamuiiaS.
Dsseamos que Ell eolega saga bien &c
este asunto, que .an Wv mente interesa
4 Ia opinion pGnlica.
Damos las grass al colega pr sus
bucncs deseos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
EueVe

Florentino amos, que vende
chicharrones, ;eala de marchonfe a
Aurelio Ms,ti~ea; y. la misma
noche de l. IA, este es, el Ia,
quiso .conlprar DIS centavos de
cntlS de cerdo -F'Drentino Sc los
despacho, perc le cpbr6 un centa-
vo que lie d bfa Aurelio. Este,
que seg1n Us testieos, es:aba d
medic pale, cor Ia serie de matra-
caSoS que Sc hahfi propinado, opu-
SO al pago Ia cxeeoci6n mas crei-
bic de todas: "A ne no tener con
que pagar, a aegacioaes que hacfa
en- alta y cara v u, en- torna des-
compuesta, hasta que el guarlia
Candido puso fin a espectacufo.
El hombre dt las cinco VEGA ies
pasara seis dias a 4 sOnbra bien-
hechsra del ed ficio que ir6uica-'
mente compadece sus alojados,
aunque no coma chicharroaes.
GOicOecEse0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

Sc On lei dia 10, y 81 bien Sc censura
por muchos acerbamente al sefior vi
| ver4e, por la facilidad con que
da ienda suelta los desplantes i'm
peiuosos dc su caracter, no llega
c'mnrenderSe exactamente la actitrd
del sshor Salmeron, negandose ad-
mit'r no buenas las eNplicaciones del
$, II Viilaverde. quien afrrn6 que los
cai!ica''vas que emple6 Sc referfan 4
10. pFoccdioentos polfticos dol seffor
Sa' m T5n, como este habfa referido
IGN Is gocabl IS los procedimientos
po ieoe lei g>bierno.
l. nor Salmer6n Sc ha aprovecha-
do i'@atmene de la intemperancia del
Pre-. / d. consejo, y aqui nos tie
ner 7le -a~ - una situacion bastante
dif.c con- prometida, peor que la
tra 60 TN Non fossnmus de
Ron
go visitMaInente parece adecuado Ell
grl'" " Sc Ell que pueda!
R. de BarcenaS.
NJ g.J No. II de 1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

AguS,ir l'laza diScutfa una no
eb- cni rsr'i motoFiua. acetca dc
a r "a del trolley y sus ven
taJs.; el sarxcnto Rdial
G. 6ru @ era n horn propia y
e. .-fn poits quesiar pa
"a 80 ..guientG. en- ei apeI,ido
a. Ax G.. y ios deauncid ' aun-
qne = - de Hio hs,lras sas,ix6
cs'u usr - Z e. nCusatlos. el Tn
h,la-.l - 4 egiso o. faE Del MS
mc rtfecsr y aHsolwtl.. ~ susosli-
eho mge1Es,sa <'nrnfakhr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
Dos

f.. b rrera" Sc distingue por
y '' !: ALI ocurren cosas
'ra-'4~ a la moral y a la paz
plb 6.
ia. vez fu6 Jcsefa Rivera la
On "Gci6 todo 10 que Dios le
. g.. = II guafdia la condujo al
~ = ., pare que Sc le bajaran los
acres.
jl Z Bazan impuso Josefa
ia inr'a = upos dfas de arresto,
Cue 40 te de Distrito redujo 8
nueVe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
muestr0 proeesO
vel "HeraIdo"

Al ieprodusir aver las fraseS &C.
alienso con one uucStro colega el He
rals'o Espaaoi''. daha guenta suS lee
,nreS De a denunen PreSentasls eonsra
no-csr = pr Dos ssdores ksrrabs;gth v
loachim. n~ eailslas supsnnisroa el
p8rrain ea que ncs ostsca el eolega su
valtoso apoyo. pouievdose I nuesSFas
drdenss.
Nusv.meuse rsi,nEam's 4 Se,~gs a
sesSimnnio de murssm gEathrd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

Por el cam IL de unas rncnedas
ingleSas por otras americanas, y
la perdids dc ciuco ceptavos, en- el
muelle, peg6 Juan Miranda. con
I'm fleje de hierro, 4 Jose Perez
Guerra en- L. frerte.
Un guard 4 c. mbio tambien de
sitio a Mirsnd.., y del muelle 10
llev6 al derosto, sc donde sa drz.
81 paga diez }olArs de multa; 81
no. no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

p re Martinez dice que Ra-
E Re.ud z le di6 con TN palo
~ De BeIm1dez dice que
= &" ! ;ir6 con una. bote1la.
T.! ".spu Berm1dez lorarS 81
q .a corante sesenta dias, en-
- les 'el kilometro tercero,
st P'iefta de Terra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
cuatrO

F. II 1 r,'ina fuf que Isaias
:: re amer az6 4 ElifaniO Viz
- % en- qKsnayir a. prIo d
tn, hEiIo; zero EPilanio. antes dc
"a Z LIS .uera 4 cuTnPlir Su pro-
m--a. r@Unci6 el he ho. que ha
IT, ADJ con IA imposici6n dc
u . mI.ts &c diez dollars 4 Ri
vrFN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
ESE MRILLA..
COSAS DE PANAMA
El i1nperio de la fuerza

Al estallar ell movimiento de-
Panama, solo habia, entire los
veintitantos mil periodicos que
se~publican en- la Union, dos de
relativa importancia, que defen-
diesen la causa de Colombia
Uno eel Times, de Nueva York.
emprendio valentisima campa.
fia y la siguio mientras creyo
possible que los Estados Unidos
sc volviesen atras de 10 hecho, Y
ultimamente, cuando VIC por
donde iba el aqua al molino, Sc
dejo llevar de la corriente. di-
ciendo que 81 los motives de
Washington eran mercenarios,
mucho mas 10 eran los de Bogo-
ia. No es, pues, question de jus.
ticia, sino de yer quien es mas
llsto. Ell otro, el Evening Post
no ha desmayado y continua
predicando en- desierto. Ell pals
apoya al Presidente. y los cuer-
pos colegisladores haran 10 mis-
mo, a menos que senadores y di-
putados busquen election para
quedarse en- sus casas. Ell mum
do exterior sigue a Washington;
Inglaterra por polftica de adula
ci6n, Francia, 'por 10 1nismo, y
ademas por salyAr. del artiguo
naufragio panamista todo aque-
llo que Sc pueda; Italia, porque
en- asuptos &c politica extrauje
ra no tiene opinion propia. Ale
mania, por no atreverse a haCer
cara a ella sola a los Estados
Unidos, y Russia, porque, sobre
no tener intereSeS en- el lStmO,
|tienelos abundantfsimos en- los
Balkanes V mas ai1n en- el eXtre-
mo Oriente. Asi, pues, los la
mamieutos del PreSidente Ma
rroquin al Senado Y pueblo anne
ricanOs, asi como SuS prOtestaS
al resto de America y del mum
DO, serviran como ejemplos de
peripatetica elocuencia, pero a
NADIA practice Conduciran, pOr
que la conciencia universal no
estara muerta, pero Sc parece a!
sueno de la muchacha Meyer,
que Sc quedQ dormida en- 1886 Y
no desperto hasta hace dos dias.
Uno de los periodicos a que
hemos hecho alusion. al cam
biar &c casaca" como Suele de-
cirse. v deplorando las actuales
ocurrencias, recuerda la calitica-
cion de naciones moribundas que
do celebridad a lord Salisbury,
,....,I -, ..voxFE x.e.r q Ecna1a an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

N ohra De Mareoni

81 invensog Masccai M cornsunado I
srahaiaF sn IA estngton qss tiene co ~
"a paFa tfasmiEif ordas eefsens sia an
xlilo q alnmbrs4 siendo - obieso e.
lnhlecrr enmunlcsgi6a pc m shRrnna
en1Es ilsla y kspdollca AFKrstlna
Mns agSi9 tRatnf4 O. usHenincgFla crn
lsn EElgka uul11A Cu1nElo "a smn~
cidn - hsa esGl psEa nznctnn1F. "a e
RnY vklnE lauusi s lnszgunsny = -
nlflF q pSimsf menmA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
Mr.Luis leccia

TIA Sito aplazada. hasta uuevO aviso.
"a VISTA del iuicio. por supueslo desa-
cato. Srguido por e. Tnbanal dc Dis,Ei-
% Dc Humaeao. c1ntra dua Luts Lee
cia. di-rcsor dc Il Esvndard.
IA Gre 50 IA raslada9o ( Gaa
yamA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
- Padre zaaisa

MafsnA prsilicar1 en h nGvsna Dc
Il Furfzlmn Cnn<nr<i1n. &c 81 ell4
cslrhxnm1lo en San Erlneisco, 81 elo-
susnse eElGAuF ngEa&o plsaelssso 60
Nkcils xfM|E..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

"a prrnn 80 dsl 30 a puhnca-
~. y eonnnGm en- ttEminm ltvoeahkns.
~ ecnWcn,nrta dnl AlR4eo plra - na-
quHlri1A pnH mnI,n q - Cnrr.mnn.
- ~ ysn@ rsn q lulnse nnmno q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
Ssiefe

Hasia Sn ics ,;a5i;,os &c ,oS Tri.
bunaleS Suce len snces0S.
Des testigos acababan de de-
clarar ante q jursde y, al salir, Sc
dirije 4 uro de ellos Santiago
Costoso y le ice: "a este debieran
matarlo'', y uo'endo 4 Ia pala abra Ia
ejecuci6n, 10 ,smpuj6. endo a caer
cerca de IN guardia, que, entera-
do del hecho II denunci6.
Sesenta dias re arfesto le cuesta
4 Costoso el en- oujcncito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

"a soshs dsl ulhade. a dsl ~
m4A pawruu usnChna cunns = -
q els fse h mgr1eun Qns 4 -
IA e 4 LsnI4 Na,nulIa y g.
mason,rn1l,'s I,rxs s.nn sn.D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

FL "Heral1' del IS publlca un
telegrama del Presidente Estra-
da Cabrera. de Guaten ala. dan
do aprobaci0n 4 los actOs que re-
Sultaron en la creacl0n lie la
Republica de Par anna v mani
feStandOse ProntO a reconocerla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

ocupando ochenta cartss con gra-
bados, 3 ,entayos y u1 canIele-o
baratc
Hubc sus.os Y carreras; y no
conforme Gugsnio Marate con ell
fsllo del Juzgado, apelo. Fl Tri-
bunal le in,pIlSo diez dollars dc
multa.
Los otros amigos de Laura ha-
bian prestadc 81 conformidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
GOicOecheN.
la question del cafe

De nuestro coleg "La Democracia"
las trases siguiertes;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

el canto de la fsepultura. Ell
Times" aplica ell califcativo a
las naciones hispano-americanas
con pocas excepciones, y dice
que el mundo no consentira que
el destino de Hispano. America
continue indefnidamente en-
manos de perezosos, llenos de
sensualidad, vanidad y corrup-
ci0n.
Tras la revolucion del Istmo
We venir Ia anexion a los Esta-
dos Unidos, y este 10 puede yer
cudlquiera. Las obras- del ca
nal han de requerir cuarenta 8
c1ncuenta mil braceros jamai-
qrenOs Y de otras Antillas.
rs excusadO pensar que la
nueva republica cuente con fuer-
zas hi recursos para ordenar Sc
nejante Babel. Luego, 81 el ra-
dlo de sOberania americana en-
el canal ha de extenderse diez
millas por cada lado. inclusa las
dos ciudades terminates 1que
queda al nuevo Estado sobe-
rano?
Ante la Federation America
na dc Cbreros bay una PROPOSE.
cion presentada por john Nit
chell, presidente &c la Union de
Mineros, pidiendo al Congreso
que solo Sc empleen ciudadanos
Iamerlcanos, partlcularmente de
Taza icalian3, en- la excavation
del canal de Panama.
**x
En- hanquete celebrado el II
[p0r la Camara de COmerciO de
Nueva York, diiO, entire ruidosos
Iaplausos, ei m1nistro de Hacien-
da, Mr.. Shaw, que ansiab ba la
hOra de COmenzar la excavation
del canal de Panama, para la
cual no Sc desperdiCiaria tempo.
En- el baDquete habia obispos
de. varias religiones, funciona-
rios civiles. milltares Y navales,
ash como representatives de Ia
industria. del comercio y dc Ia
Danca.
~
FL "Heral1' del IS publlca un
telegrama del Presidente Estra-
da Cabrera. de Guaten ala. dan
do aprobacion 4 los actOs que re-
Sultaion en la creacl0n lie la
Republica de Par anna Y mani
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
&C. is QUE 0CURREN
(lS los TRIBUNALEO)
: e Am MOVEMA
Una

Rosell6 tenia I'm caba-
4 1ano, que lie llanaba
- 20.
&c regreso q su casa y
en- ponerle alcoholado
para aliviarle una We
-: Z su ia y como 10 viera una
IL ;, ardias, 10 denuncia-
ar enfermedad conta-
= 10 ,lemostr6 en- ell iuicio
q e., ilgero" no ha perdido
l.. m su nombre, que, por
otr I. Z 20 es contagiosa.
4 (. !ui>ieran algunoe!
~ o,s2l declare Ia inocen-
Il, a. Verura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
De Madrid

Naao aos ocurref-Hombres temibIes-Frnses ex.
1assivas-Un escandaIO el Censress--s sQuien
% ei indtGmOs-LOs padres de la patrin euarb0.
Ian el bnston-DesaffO de SaImsr6n y yilInver-
As- Otro ap6strcfe-NIds tempestades- Espu-
Aarsjos de ira-Dos Ministries dc Ia BoIsa--
La revOluci6n por unn sela vez-IutenciOnes de
ssalmerSu = Non Possnmus s6Ivese eI qEe
Dnedai
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-03-26
Care Of Mllk and Cream.

The quality of Iowa butter could be
considerably improved IL the quality
of the milk and cream delivered to
the creamery could be improved. Milk
is never better than when 1t is frs,
drawn from the COW. All the care and
attention that may be given It can
only retard the natural process OF
souri, &, or prevent the introduction
Of dirt or bad odors. Under farm
conditions, cleanliness and a low tenn.
perature are the only means the far.
mer can use. The separator at the
creamery cannot take out the bacte,
ria that make the milk sour quickly
or produce bad favors. There Is
nothing that the farmer or butter
maker can do to make the milk OF
cream any better, they can simply
prevent 1t from getting any worse,
and since the farmer has the first
handling of the milk and cream, his
responsibility is the greater. The
milk must be drawn in a clearly man.
ner into clean pals, strained into a
clean can. set in the tank Of water as
cold as possible. the can cover left
loose. and the milk sent to the cream.
cry as soon as possible.-H. II.
Wright.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-03-26
Individuality Of Cows.

There was a time a few years age
when dairy experts and men that
thought they knew a great deal about
dairy COWS held TO the opinion that
breed was nearly everything and that
individuality in cows was of minor
Importance. They would hardly con
cede that IL was possible ever TO find a
good COW in the beef breeds. Within
five years great change has come In
public opinion in this matter. Dairy
men of high standing are saying thai
they do not care what breed COW 4:
OF 1t she Is only good cow. Mr.
Gurler, than whom there is no better
dairyman in Illinois. selects his COWS
without regard to breed, only making
and that are persistent mixers. A. j
Glover, now connected with the Uni
versity OF Illinois, and who is deyot
ing his entire time to field work along
dairy lines, makes much OF the indi
viduality of the COW. He has found
very good COWS even among those moi
having even dairy form. The differ
enee between individual cows is very
great. Sometimes a COW is a medium
mixer but is so persistent that she
will do very well in the course OF q
years work. Mr.. Glover tells Of one
Guernsey COW that has come under
his observation that produced 75C
pounds OF butter in year. Yet thai
COW was so weak in constitution tina,
she had to be fed and handled with
the greatest of care. II she were
turned out into muddy pasture ane
should fall down she could with diff
feulty extricate herself or get up. She
was a wonderful butter producer, but
her individuality was something OF
her own and not something that be
longed to her breed. Pedigrees are
good things TO have and they have
certain value, but they do not tel.
all the story. That must be hunted
out for each animal. We cannot yet
select good cows by the wholesale and
on breed characteristics.
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