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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
La naeI6n mas grando,

La naci6n cuyos hijos SO han
distinguido mas en- ell mundo es
Ita ia. y 81 no v6ase la siguiente
ista:
81 primer poeta 6pico moderno es
italian0, El Dante.
Ell primer Poeta lfrico es italiano
Petrarca.
Ell primer poeta caballerescO es
italiano, El Tasso.
El primer poeta de festiva imagi-
naci0n eS italiano, AriostO.
FL primer narrador modernO es
italiano, Bocaccio. ~.
FL primer pintor del mundo es tia
iano, Rafael. --
Ell primer escultor es italiano,
Miguel Angel.
Ell primer politico vigoroso y el
primer -hist0Tiador del renacimiento
es italiano. Machiavelo.
FL primer violinista del mundo es
italiano, Paganini.
Ell primer astr6nomo del si9Io
Pasado es italiano, Ell P. Sechi.
Ell primer compositor es italianc,
Verdi.
El inventor de la telegrafia sin
hilos es italiano, Marconi.
FL primer fil6sofO hlstoFiador es
italianO, Vlco.
FL descubr dor del nuevo mundo
es italiano. Cristobal Colon.
Et primero que demostr6 las le-
yes del mundO celeste es italiano,
Calico.
Fl que 10 secund6 en- su OBJ ra es
italianO, Cop6rnico. "
FL primer ffsico que sac6 explica-
clones titles de Ia electricidad es
italiano. Volta.
Los mas grandes hombres de la
antignedad fueron italiancs, los Ro-
manoS.
El inventor do la taquigraffa =
81 primer oradOr romano as Italia
no, Cicer6R,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
10 De GALES.
Parece que sera sus-
- pendido el alcalde

SeQd1 iDf1rmamos aver, ha saIido
hoy para CiaIea Ell Sr. CampiIIo, comi-
Sionsdo por el gobiern0 para verifcl r
ALI una extensa Investigation , Ie
RcOmpSflR un empleado de TesoferiR.
UnG lRrga comunicaci6n ha 0idO
puesta por eI aIcAlde de dicho pueblo
"a Secretsrio de PueFt0 Rico, ofreCien'
do hRcer obrss 70 proyectRdRs yCum-
plir varios compromises pendientes.
Segursmente aer6 auspendido On Gus
funciOnes Ell indicAdo aIcalde. interim
se conozcs eI resultsdo definitivo de Il
inyestig gaci6n mandada s praCtiCAF.
Parece que Los CaFgos hechos & aque.
lla administration tienen grandes ViS0s
de re&lIdRd cuando se 0cordars D sus-
pension del repetido aIcalde, cuVa me.
dids. aunque con CGr6cter provisional
indicR an fifme prop6sit0 del gobierno
de- hsCer el mas complete eaCIareci
ndiento de los heChos y Castigo de los
que aparezcan culpsbIes en- def 1itiYS.
Sabese que este ayuntAmiento ests
en- itigi0 p0r la-DgrupDci6n uDioni6ts
y ID Corte de ATecibo hB de dictar Ia
resolution de h demanda interpueats
por Gqu6lIa pidiendo Il poSeDi6n del
HyuntRmiento ganado On las 6'timAs
eleCci0neG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
La opinion l pdbIiCa
qU6jase en- YauCO.
Il aIumbTido pdbIleO pOr gas.
EI6giase al Juez Municipal.
(De maestro reporter en- @c3e)
EI6giase al Juez Municipal.
(De nuestro reporter en- oic50
Julio IT,

JUbIU 4ts-
AL lIpgGr & este pueblo y DIR ID OPT
ni6n p6bliCs. queiosR de d fAlta de
alumbrado p6blico. vimoG II neCesidAd
que tiene Yauc0 8 "a muniCipiO de
volvar s utilizar ID planta el6OtricG,
tAnto mas CuAnto 81 pueblo estaha "
aCoStumbrado & nquells luz
Entendemos que este problemR pa.
diera reGolverse favoFablemente ai ell
ayuntamient0 tomA inteY6s en- clio y
adquiere ell edificio y Ia planta.
I'd alumbFAd0 p6bliCn por gas, cos
taTfa 6 IR poblsci6n So 600, y obte-
niend0 u planta el6ctrica el SyuntS-
miento, sumiDistrandO ell alumbrado
particular. podfa conseguir no solo los
gaAtos de carbon. empleados y demSs
Hino que tSmbi6n cnbrir ls amortizh-
ci6n de 10 deudR de la plRntA egectriCa
prOpia.
IS Hicense grandes eIoSios de Ia ma
nera de prCCeder del Juez Municipal
de este pueblo Sr. Alejsndro Frances
chi. AlejAdo de preiuiciOs, no se fja
en- ID filiaOi6n poIitiCa del transgreaor
de ID Icy, , solo de Ii Culpabilidad del
delincuente. a. .....
Con este motive 10 CrimiusIidad ha
ha disminuido muChO en- esta jurisdiC-
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
.EI hospital de YaucO,
e sdltIriO ss d MADEIRA ] osit
Gn gstadO IulnOsO.
Sc esta construyendo uno nuevo de
lnanposteria.
(De maestro reporter IN viq5e }

Julio 17.-EI edifcio que actual
mente existe es deficiente para las
necesiaades Dc la jurisdiction. que
consta de- % 900 habitantes.
La labor tanto de- los m6dicos
aoctores Rafael Gatell p Rafael We
ra, y de las cuatrO hefmanas de
la carload, es verdaderGmente he-
loica 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta con las
muchas dificultades con que tFo-
piezan.
Ell edifcio, es de- MADEIRA y esta
on estado rninosO.
EI cuarto de operaciones SO uti-
liza hoy para despachos de los me-
aicos, y asistir q los heriaos de
menOr y mayor importancia.
Sc est8 construyendo un nuevC
hospital de mamposterfa pOr cuents
del municipio, y So 500 que envit
ell seflor Obispo, como sObrante de
los fondos de San CiriacO.
Pero la erection de este hospital
marcha muy lentamente y al ex-
tremo de que Sc han paralizalo las
obras sin que Sc conozcan en- el p1-
blico las causas.
En- ell hospital vieio Sc encuen-
tran asistidos 40 enfermos, para los
cuales hay una asignaci6n de Il
centavos que da el municipio para
cada uno, de cuya suma tienen las
hermanas que extraeF para el con-
sumo de carbon ,agua y luz.
La cantidad es tan exigua OUT
no Sc comprende como pueaa aten-
derse a la alimentaci6n y tratO d
los enfermos.
FL ayuntamiento de Yauco ha-
ciendo economics en- otras cosai
bien pudieFa aumentar la asigna-
ci0n.
El hambre y Ia uncinariasis rel.
ma en- los campos de este pueblo
esp p'cialmente en- las regiones Ca
feteras.
Asf es que urge que Sc terminC
ell nuevo hospital para p0aer aten.
a tantos enfermos que hoy no pue-
den ser asistidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
POT Pu0Tta de TERRA,

Parece que los trRbaios de sanea-
mientO que 90 han 6ispueOtO haeer en-
SRnturce, meiorarsn grandemente Iss
condolences de Gquel pc b'ado y prefa.
rentemente los sitios del GGsnduI, ,
SCulto0 y DENTS donde ell hacinamien-
to de pequefiAs CRsab, ain luz, con ca.
Hes de arena y con eScasisima 8 nipRU-
M sgua hIce difici!ea las condolences
de vida de squellos Ciudadanos.
Bien hace el SyuntamientO y aICRVde
de 10 ciudad en- tonnSlse gran inter e.
por sug buenoS vsCinos del 4VersalleS;s
pero se nos ocurre prPguntar, SCuando
W & OcupArse ID docb& Corporation de
IOB no menOa buenoG CiudadRnOs habi.
tantes de Puerta de TERRA, que ven
aus Gales Convertidas en- rios, poCa luz
y menos sRua, y an estRdo ep todos
IOH serviciOs que dependen del ayunts-
miento, no muy reC0mendG b.e8
Sc hR querido concentrates, pRreCe,
con II instaIaci6n elf del PaEque de
Bomberos que preEeEts buen Rspecto.
pero que bent ficia pOr iguaI 6 San
Juan que al bAErio indicado.
Los de SantuTce se quejGn, gr.tSD,
Rmen1 IN con separarGe, y ell RyuntG'
mientO, enGeGuids. aCude tsDnrIes la
boOa, &C m0 % hRce con los beb6S chi.
Homes.
CreemOs pues. que los buenos veci.
nos de Puertade Ticrra debsn Va aR.
cudir "a maraBmO y haGer Ago prscti-
co para que % atienda y mejore ga
desouidRdO barri0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
R E U ZION.

1 f6rmae que eata noche SO IIeyar6
6 cAbo en- los saIones de la Federci6n
Libre una importante reunion del CO.
mil6 piscntivO de IL huel0a.
PsrR q misms han lido citados to.
dos los representatives. de les Compa.
fifAs de cArFeros. & fla de tratar y re-
solver con aIlog difsrenteG partiCuIarea
reIs ciOnOdOs con la hueIga.
La session dar6 ComienSo & las oChO
en- puntO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
Giudad International.

Londres. 17.-SeR6u 81 CoTrespon-
Gal del eTelegrGpgh.S On ID HRya.
Andrew Carnegie. paFeCe dispueato &
loSteneP el fa6tssticO proyect0 del
Dr.. 1kemann, de COnstFuir una ciudad
international ceFCa de Is Hays, que Sc
ConSa gFar6 exClusivamente & las artes
y I9s cleDciaS. fernando un8 fFAter-
nldad interns ctonal, So CRlCula que
costars SO 600 600
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
Para New York..

La distinguida senorita ponce1a,
Alicia Felici, EMBARGO hoy en- ell
vapor americana, con rumbo a New
York, desde donde ira luego a Pa
r1s. L9 acompafla su sef1or padre
don Domingo Felicci. del alto CO.
merciO de Ponce.
Grato viaie a la bella cOmPa7
triota. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
MIGUEL A. BAIsEIRo,

I'm preoupuesto para adquisiCi6n
de titles y material para 81 cuerpo de
hombeFOa de d ciudad. he Bid0 pre.
gentado hoy por 81 jefe de aqu6l aI
RlCslde de Ii ciudad.
-PoF imposibilidad ffsiCR hs sido
dado de bojs ca D poliefs insuIaE q
oabo don Joaquin Aldea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
Or. Leonard l.andes


L.
HeEna
item
de odas las dhdads
m medic
no.
"a 81 NENY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
=. 10 del Board de ComsreIO f.
Como 10 iuzgan en- los EstAdo'
Unidos.

~IIIS1~OlT
On amigo nuestro hs recibido una
carts de perG0na residenta en- los Es-
tados UnidoSy que eStudia con inte.
res los asuntos de Puerto Rico.
De diChR cGrtR son los p&rrafoS
OiRuienteS:
eAhoFa veo Dor d prenSs que les
HmenuzR & uStedeS nm trust =.
Sc tFata pOr 10 visto de estsbIeCer uaa
entidad pursmente ComerciRl con los
elementos mas egoistas 6 ineptos d.I
pals. para presentaFIa d GJbiePno de
aQuf como el & 1iCO elemento de vAleF
del pals que debR sar Atendido.1 ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18

(Zelegr0ma0 po1Sc50co.)

xYabucoa, Julio 1895. Fu6 de-
tenido, por guardias S, to y Torres,
ell individuo Alfredo Plumey, que
en- estado de embrisguez dispar6
un revolver en- PobIadO. Fu6 ocu-
pada arma.-Cabo Valladares.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
ROANOKE COLLEGE
salem, Virginia.

CouFgeR for DeUrees also Commercial Course. Able
faculty Library "a 600 volumes; working laboratory
good moral Influences; Elk ch6rche8s baFsFo0mBs
Healthful mountain locations Very moderate exc
psnaea. 5erd year begine 9ephembeF 18th Catalogue
Tree, Address, y, A08EHEADs fFeal4eRh
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18

ALI ese coraz6n no reCibi6 mas que
flores. Ago es alQc, no imports que
ack recibAm0s nOa0tr0a Iag bsIaa....
Fasaa de n lev Fors lrsr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
dahl, fsata.
.Enai;qwe Fon50sSIls. j

- -AIGg1qW6 HO79E0992IE6.@ ,
Nos coDgrathIamOs de esos triuDfos
de tan diistiDguidOs COmpatriotRs, fsIi.
cltandoles CAlurOsamente por Gu8nto
tan alto p0nen eI nOmbEe de Bl patria
en ma fiesta que puede llamaFae ede
tAmllla.9 puest0 que Alif eatRbAn l&
gentil HIS de u iIustfe poetisa Lola
RodFig1ezsy 50 eSpOs0 que 60 eub8no
de no POGO ValeF.
MiIaRr0 que aIgui9n no reCit6 en-
tan solemne acte los VerSos de Lois:
eCuba y Puerto Rico son
De IN pSi,ro lss dos alas.
Rsciben flores 8 bRIaB
S1bHa an mismo coraz6n.1 =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18

SO 09eg1To cue oI ViOie DEL DR..
BArbosa 6uayamg. fu6 6 Rsuntos de
"a probation Pslacionados con otFos "a
propaganda polftica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-18
Cbmpagnie Generate TransatIantique
do Ia Inca Havre Bordeaux Haiti
REToRNo.
We NIDA
LLEaADA. sALIDA.

pqsaes Juan Puerto Rico q eE H00re
Is de / 8 $40 2p dele sl2o Entrepuente $50
r EBAJAS-
Bletes de ida vueta prmera Camara para Europa,
Is pc de rebaja.
Nnos hasa a6os gratis hasta amos, cuarto de
passages hasa II medic pasa pasando de II o pasae enro
Las mas que compuen pasae de prmera, tendran una
rebaja de Is p9.
Criados yendo primera $50.
No aplicaran dos rebajas un mismo pasaero.
Para mas informe drgirse los agentes.
j.. I. SILVA, Banking and GOmsTGlaI. Company
-|# SAN JUAN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.


Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.
The New idea Magazine given away
at Abbott's.
Alex Fowler went to Boston today
on a visit.
Rubdry towels is the bargain today
at Yaughan's
d. S. Laramie went to Waterbury
today on business.
Bath towels at only 1212e today and
this evening at Vaughan's.
Trunks, bags and suit cases for your
vacation at AlcWhorter's.
William Mulheron Of Burlington is in
the city today on business.
Miss Grace NJ. Smith went to Bur
lington today for a few days visit
Try the Spotted Jacket. FIVE cent
straight cigars at Wheeler 4 Co.'S cigar
store,
]. Ward Carver returned today from
two weeks vacation spent at his home
in Marshtield.
DIR. w. #. Mann went to Brattleboro
this afternoon to spend few days at
the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Davis Of Wal.
than, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Fl Harris for few days
George Landers and family left today
for ten days vacation visiting in
Burlington and St. George
Mrs J. G. Griggs and Mrs. II D. Laid
entertained their Sunday school classes
to picnic yesterday afternoon.
r. d. Mola and Frank Commolli went
to WesterIey, r. j., last night to attend
the funeral Of their brother-in-law
Mrs. ]. X. Fenner, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. r. Allen, Jf., re-
turned to her Providence, K. +. home
today
Friends Of Nicola Scott, formerly Of
this city, have received cards announcing
his marriage in Italy to Miss Liberia
Rossetti.
Mrs w. +. Shepard has rs trimmed
hats, good value at and 4 dollars each.
VIII sell Saturday and Monday evening
for $l.9S.
Clarence T. Payne, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Payne, for two weeks, returned to Low
ell, Mass, today.
The break in the water main near
East Barre is nearly repaired and the
water superintendent expects to turn on
the water tomorrow.
George N. Tilden returned this morn
ing from a weeks stay at Highgate
Springs with the party from this city
which is camping there.
Mrs. James Hall, who has been visit
ing at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcdonald, left this morning
for her home in Boston
Mrs. Sarah Morrison and granddaught-
err Of Randolph who have been visiting
relatives in the city for the past week,
returned to their home today.
Victor Crolla returned last night from
a two weeks visit in New London, Conn,
and Mrs. Crolla and children, who have
been there for the past two months re-
turned also. Mr. Crolla resumed his
work in +. III Rogers store today.
The No-Name Whist club held their
weekly outing at Dewey Park yesterday
afternoon, and all enjoyed a very pleas
ant time. The party was attacked by a
hail storm as they were about to de-
part and were obliged to retire to cover.
There was no serious damage done other
than rufling the dispositions Of some Of
the party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-15
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1905.
weather Prediction.

Fair and cooler tonight. Sunday fair
Light to fresh westerly winds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-15
SMASH THE PRICES

% Underwear, Lot 2273, silk and WOOL smashed to So
~ Underwear, Lot 245S, smashed to ...... 81 a su
Only few Sweaters left but SO and $3.50 kind in all co
ors, smashed to ST so
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
LOVE TO BE HuMeueeED.
Tobacco Mans Estimate of the Amer

can Public.
THAT the American public loves to be
hunbugged is shown by the extraordinary
popularity of what is known as ..Egyp-
tan" sisarets. OF the 500 varieties Of
these articles now In the market 1t is AL
most safe to affirm that n%ine-tenths have
had as little relation to Egypt as the
men who use them under the impression
that they came from Alexandria or Cairo"
said j. G. Salvin, a New York tobacco
drummer, to a Star man at the Raleigh
today.
In the first place there is no such thing
as Egyptian tobacco. The culture of the
leaf is forbidden by law In that country.
The reason of the prohibition involves a
curious chapter in trade history. The
best cigaret tobacco of the east is Turk
ish, and It Is used in Russia, Turkey.
Egypt and nearly all the Mediterranean
countries Long it was found that
Turkish tobacco going from Constantine
pie to Alexandria underwent a sweating
which improved it's flavor. If carried a
shorter distance, say, to Beyroot. or a
longer one to Algiers, there was no i'm
provement. This gave a prestige to the
Egyptian cigaret made of Turkish tobacco.
Which brought wealthAto the manufacturer
and a heavy revenue to the state. In or
DER 70 increase this revenue the govern
ment at one time took measures to grow
the leaf in the delta, but the result proved
an unpleasant surprise. Though grown
from Turkish seed, the weed proved In
ferior. and the cigarets made from II fell
fiat on the market. The disfayor az
tended to the legitimate traffic. Manu-
.acturers complained and the government
found q deficit in its returns. To make
amends a law was passed forbidding to-
bacco culture, and ever since the Egvn-
tian cigaret has been made OF q fine
grade OF the Turkish leaf. The country
exports a large number Of cigarets and a
very small quantity Of tobacco, NOT
enough, in fact, to make as many So
called Egyptians as are smoked In TWEEN.
ty-four hours In the United States and
Great Britain. The tobacco OF the do
nestle Egyptians Is Turkish Of ali sorta
OF grades, and also Syrian. Greek. Rou-
raeiian. Rnuns man and Russian,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
Back az Work aaain

Buffalo, N. Y, May 22.-(Special.)-
Crippled by Kidney Disease till he
could not stand IN his feet for the
nours required at his trade, T. r. Nc.
Lean, 90 East Ferry St, this city, had
70 quit work entirely. Now he's back
at work again and he does not hesitate
20 give the credit to Dodd's Kidney
PILLS.
Yes" Mr.. Mclean says, 81 was too
DAD, | had to quit. I could not stand
on my feet for the necessary hours.
lt was kidney Disease l had, and a
Irlend advised me to try Dodd's Kid
ney pllls. did so and after using six
BOXES am completely cured and am
working as steadily as before 1 was
sick. | recommend Dodd's Pills to any
one afflicted with Kidney trouble"
There is no form Of Kidney Disease
Dodd's Kidney Pills will not cure.
They always cure Bright's Disease the
most advanced and deadly stage OF
Kidney Disease.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
GREAT CHANGE
From Change in Ennd.

80 SuAHEe LII rood
The brain depends much more OF
che stomach than we are apt to sup.
pose until WI take thought in the
matter. Feed the stomach on proper
Q easy to digest and containing the
proper amount OF phosphates, and the
healthy brain will respond to all de.
mands. a notable housewife in Buf,
'falo writes:
The doctor diagnosed my trouble
As q nervous affection of the stomach
4 was actually so nervous that / could
not sit still for five minutes to read
the newspaper. and to attend to nv
household duties was simply impossi-
ple. doctored all the time with rem
edies. but medicine did no good.
My physician put me on all sorts
% diet, and tried many kinds Of
cereal foods, but none Of them agreed
with me. I was almost discouraged.
n when tried Grape-Nuts I did so
with many misgiyings-I had no faith
that 1t would succeed where every
thing else had failed.
But it did succeed, and You don't
know how glad am that / tried it.
4 feel like a. new person, / have
gained IN weight, and l don't have
that terrible burning sensation In nv
stomach any more. | feel SO strong
again that 1 am surprised at myself.
LIE street noises that used to i~rritate
rne SO, I notice now, and my
mind is SO clear Chat my household
duties are a real pleasure
Name given BIZ Postum Co. Battla
Greek, Mich.
There's a reason.
Now why was this great chang.
made In this woman?
T~hesstomach and the brain had not
been supplied with the right Kind OF
food to rebuild and strengthen tlia
aaerFe centers in these organs. ii is
absolute folly TO try to do this with
Enedicine. There III but one sure way,
and that is to quit tile old food that
sfhaa failed and take on Grape-Nuts
Hood which is more than half digested
IN the process of manufacture and IS
rich in the phosphate OF potash con-
famed in the natural grain. which
Unites With albnn1en and water-thp
only thres substances that will make,
mp the soft@gray filing In the tho
sands OF delicate nerve centers III the
brain and BODY Grape4Nats food il
Rtire road back TO- health III ali SUCH
$3.50
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
POOR DAIRY HELP.

The editor of the Chicago Drovers'
Journal is of the opinion that probably
in no department of husbandry is it
more difficult to obtain efficient help
tina in operating a dairy. Many farm
ers have been compelled TO abandon
keeping cows because help to milk
could not be procured, as the average
farm laborer dislikes a dairy.
To operate a dairy successfully good
mixers are necessary. 1t is a strenu-
Gus branch Of agriculture and requires
especial attention to details and regu-
lar intervals for milking operations.
The farmer who conducts a dairy is an
early riser and generally works late
hours.
The average hired man despises
milking. It is the first and last func-
ton of the days work 1t frequently
comes at the close of an arduous day
Of toll in the field, and many hired
men will not engage to work on the
farm where one of the duties will be
to work in the dairy. With hired;
laborers to milk who dislike the work
the cows soon go dry or else refuse
to pay n profit on the cost Of main
tenance.
The modern hired mar wants short
hours and easy service. Some farm
help nan the maintenance Of a
horse and are more gentlemen OF
leisure than their employer.
The average farm employee wants
Sundays to himself. To arise on Sab
bath morning on schedule time and
milk a dozen cows and be under con-
tract to help milk Sunday evening is
where the protest comes in. The cows
need as much care and attention one
day as another, While Sunday specih-
cally is claimed by ordinary farm help
as time reserved for themselves.
In Germany, Belgium, Norway.
Sweden. and other European countries,
women do part or all of the milking.
but to milk a COW Is an accomplish
ment that but few American girls have.
mastered. The dairyman finds his
business every year more difficult to
operate, and in many Instances is
compelled to change the dairy to some
other system of agriculture, The past
season witnessed a large shrinkage Of
dairy products, and further contrac-
ton Is anticipated until farmers can
obtain efficient help to assist in man
aging cows.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-25
a Table Compound to Be Made of Thi.
Vegetable Oil,

~ taptc compound to BE Made of Thu
Vegetable Oil.
English Worlds Work: A new but
ter is now being made from the milk
of the, %cocoanut. This milk, when sub
Sected to a temperature Of over 90 c.,
Guns into a yellow oil, which is i'm
ported In great quantities from India
and Africa. The better qualities of it
ere obtained from Ceylon, Cochin
China and Australia. The nut produces
gu per cent. of oil, and one acre of
dane planted with %cocoanut trees would
produce over 400 pounds of oil. This
mas hitherto been used for fats for
tsoap or for machinery oil, and the
better qualities employed in the manu-
lFacture of textile goods. In France this
oil Is now subjected to a special treat
Gnent ard converted into butter.
Dr.. Heuner, a German chemist, pro-
poses to buy up all the oar oils
and transform them into what he
terms vegetable butter"
The cocoanut butter, like that made
from cows milk, contains Z per cent.
OF soluble acids. 1t will keep from Is
to 20 days without showing any sign
OF acid reaction, and it contains from
70 to 80 times less water han ordinary
butter, while its slowness in oxidizing
makes 1t specially suitable for pastry
and cakes. as they will not get stale so
quickly when made with it as with
other butter. Another advantage
claimed for cocoanut butter is that it
seems to be an antiseptic medium,
while milk is most favorable to the
culture of microbes, At the Central
hospital, OF Vienna, and in various hos
pitfalls in Switzerland experiments have
been made with this new butter, and
h results have been pronounced sat-
iSsfactOry.