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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
D. A. r. IN ANNUAL SESSION.
Much Interest Is Taken In Regard to
Election Of a President.

Washington. April l9.--lnterest Of
the Daughters of the American ReVo
luton convention today conferred on
the preliminary campaign OF the can
didates for president general Of the
society Mrs. George NJ, Siernberg,
OF this city, Mrs. Donald Mclean Of
New York and Mrs. Charles warren
Lipp.tt. OF Rhode Island, are the &C.
tive candidates. The friends aud ad
hertnts OF each are leaving nothing
undone that might promote the inter
ests OF their favoritcs.
The election will take place tomor.
TOW morning. but Il is not possible
at this time to 3Cfinitoly forecast the
result Active work In support oil
the candidates was the absorbing feat.
urc OF the sessions OF the congress
yesterday. Friends OF the several
candidates worked throughout the day
and everything among the delegates
securing pledge OF support aud meet
ing any Arguments that were advanced
against the aNailabiiity oi thfif candl'
dates The contest while earnest was
not characterized by the bitterness
which has been manifest In some pre-.
vIou, campaigns for president gencr'
al am II seems well assured that the
succc stub candidate Will receive the
cordiR support Of the sOciety's mem
bership
Completion Of continental memorial
hall Is figuring prominently in the cam.
paIgn. the desire OF all the delegates
being TO elect a woman az the head
OF the organization who will carry for.
ward to the best SdyPntage the work
begun 30 Rusplciously by Mrs. Fair.
banks. the present president general.
when the members began to assemble
In the hall todsy the campaign work
va resumed With yigOr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
STEEL PLANT FOR CHINA.
Many New Rolling MiIIs and BLAST
Furnaces To BE Suit

New York. April ~ important con
tract, have been CLOSED tor the Amer
icau equipment 81 the frst steel mil
~ be- built IN CHINA. aud for JSpan"ss
steel wire drawing rolling mill and
blast furnace plants
A Cleveland. o.. firm secured the cor
tract through itE See NOri enc Th'
uofk entails an expenditure Of npsar,
Of g. 1850 oUr The company. which i'
a. uu.l p.snt ia the vicinity ui
shansna RAJ ordered De- ~ ms
chlbeiy Including an electrically OpeT
at,d furnace charKibg equipment IN,
contra. 'o. fh, jspHnrss sisei Sirr
draa "a mI" ~. '1s nui ~ b. d'scrip
tion ,s,. - iU. Tar sssi ABUihsf
Japan. contract calls for 81 Pc na
ehinrry r'r...a-t fe a. N Lara
folnng m aa" -st faruaff 20 b.
suili ta r5-.-...r sill aBF E1s,fH
meat afssba ar kufs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
ODD FELLOWS CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL SESSION
Three Days Spent in an Enjoyable
Session in Gainesville.
GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED

Last DAY OF the Session Was Full Of
Interest -- Many Points OF ImpOr-
lance Being RAised-Psnsaeols to be
Next Meeting Place,
The last day ~ the session 0f the
Grand Lodge, independent order Of
Odd FellOWs, WAS spout strictly In
business, with the exception " the re-
ceptlou which WAS held ~ the pIFmi.
tory az East Florida SEMINARY In the
evening, complimentary 10 the dele
gatrs, the Rebrkahs and all other
members ~ the order and their FAINT
lies aud immediate friends
The business session NJ the Grand
Lodge was called 10 order ~ 10 o'clock
"Wednesday morning, aud the Session
lasted until noon. A. 3 O'Clock the
meeting was again called 10 order
Among the important business
transacted during the afternoon see
sion was the selection ut the next place
for holding the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Il Vas unanimously decided
tu hold The neIt meeting ~ PvnSAeola.
Officers for the ensuing year
were elected ~ iolloWsi A q,
Btinkley, Pensacola, Grand Master !
l. J, Lester, Tampa, Depuiy Grand
Master; J W. White. Jacksonville,
Junior urAnd Warden I A, N. Cushman,
uainrsv,Ilc. 0Fsbd Secretary George
Dreaming, Palm BeAcn, Grand ftrAs.
urrr; We Bailey, SAtsumA HIRht.
Grand MAFphAlj u A. AbefnAthry, Or
lAndo, Grand Oond uetur; George r,
SELF. FrTnAndinA, Grand Chaplain ! y,
ShUgaH. DrFuniak spFlaR', uPshd
Guardian; George u, plsFcT, Grand
I Herald.
The 6Tahd Lodge 0ouid not complete
their work In tbs afternoon Session,
aud We'd ussdAy night ennslud'd their
Sessi0h A. the eubcluslnn thrg pro-
c-tdrd ~ The D1rmitory u the East
Florida seminary. where thsy we're
entertained by The msmOTp ~ The
order and their friend,
The Hrand iN'dR- of Old Fsllows
have enjoyed = tine and succ~s'ful sss.
siun herr, which oil ~ doEn N the
history OF ths order.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
M,eanopH NsMa.

A telephone message from DR., Cav.
ford OF MicAnopy "Wednesday brings
some news from that lively burg.
DR.. CrASTond states that, while Ihc
weather for the past Two OV three
days has been quite cool, the thrr.
mOmeteF going dOWn Co about ~ de-.
Rr~-s, Ia ~ nnI believed that the vrg"-
tables ere damaged. The nOvem-U
OF braLs 10 hsnVJ, aud cueumbe .
will soon he moving nj q lively FnIs.
j, A. COSBY has gone to Jackson.
vile on = bret business tT,p.
Dr. W. &. Johnsou 10 IN Jack.onV iilT.
where he l. attending the STATE Med.
i0al Association
D'. l.. Montgomery went 10 Atlanta
SUNDAY for the SUPPOSE Of attending
she AntI-tUbsrsulOsls convention.
which convened In that city Monday
and TussdSy. lie wiIl no doubt return
via JaeksoaVllls and sStsnd the meet.
ing Of che state Medical Association.
noe In ssssion.
Rev. r. A. Gray OF the Methodist
church expects 90 begin . series VI
mestiHgs IN that church sunday. he
gill b. assisted BY able diviRss. and
the meeting will continue for several
dsys.
A telephoas message from X. NJ
Chamberlain OF Tscoms states that the
recent cold dId no damage IN that soc.
tIoR. aRd that vegetables Of ell kiBds
are loOkIag nns. Ne Chamberlain
has zen acFss in b@AHs and ssssp seFes
IN sucumbsrs. which are ~ HE as ever
seen IN The county. De his besn chip.
plbE bsaRs f0S several days. and has
realized good prices. Ne expects
within . feW days 20 make bic hr'i
shipment Of cucumber
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20

~ Johns. X. y. April iS,-rhs no
rsf house 81 the colonial lsGlslatnFa
has passed Premier loads biil exelua
lag American nzhsrmsa from New.
fOuBdiaBd Watsr, Ths bill provides
thai American hshing vessels foana
Sithis the smiis limit Of the aaasl
Of Newfoundland With bali supplias
81 0at1i purchased Al Say ethsF poFt
10 The isishd shall be ssisal and foE.
fsited. together with theiF eaFE0es
The task ~ proving thar NE suppllea
Wsre bot purchased In kswf0an6Inna
Il made 70 dsvOiVe 90 The eaptaln %
The vessel me btll Vas amemeod 60
a. 10 permlt ne suspensi0A q he o.
eFaliOn a. the aiseFetioa % TIE gov.
eFumsnI TIE governors aaseni
thfOaGh = bin IL expected before ths
end oi TIE ueek.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
attending very successful term At

attending very successful term NJ
OscpolA.
Mr.. ;. Carnes " Vienna, Ga, was n
visitor IN town last week.
Mrs +. +. Baker and Mr. ana MIR
&. G. Shooter aud Mr.. aud Mrs Il.
Shooter gave most enjoyable AT
home" ~ Eden Grove en- Thursday
afternoon, which was attended by a
large number OF RuesIs from Mrlru,e
and carleton, the steamer Alert having
been chartered by the hosts to bring
their Melrose friends. The house was
most artistically decorated outside with
long, graceful canes ~ Japanese BAN.
boo. which presented quite a tropical
appearance, lnside, the reception
rooms were gay with lovely ruses aud
beautiful ferns. After having ~.
ireshcd themselves with iced punch
and grape fruit Lemonade, the gaesIs
went To look round the grounds and to
inspect the shedded groves. Thoae
who had hot seen tho grape fruiS tFees
before we're struck with wonder ~ the
qusutiiy Of large. clean and bright
fruit sill on che trees. about 400 boxes
being still to be shipped On return
Ing 10 the house an abundant supply az
varied delicious refresh menu were
served, to which ample justice vas
done by al. Ma Lutt,ehAu presided
at the tea table, Mr., J. W. Johnsoh,
Mrs. \ b Drew, Mas Darlington and
Miss Schneider helping with che salad ,
ice cream, etc AftsTWArd, Mrs, q, q,
Shooter rendered some delightful mu-
sic To the apprrC'ative guests, Mrs,
Johnson Joining her In Some German
songs. The day was perfect and ell
had u most enj Iyahle afternoon.
hn Baker and Mr., and Mrs. q. q.
Shooter leave next week for Europe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
FIRST RURAL ROUTE
HAS Been ORDERED
Will Be Known as Bennington
Route No. i, r. F. D.
PEOPLE ARE ENTHUSIASTIC

Privilege OF DAILY NAV, WnlCn VIII
Prove Big Advanisgs--o,her Routes
to be Established.
The first free rural mail delivery
route in AlachuA county will be estAL-
lished on May Is, aud, inSsmueh rs
this will he u great advantage To- peo.
Dls residing in the country, It goes
without saying that the service will
become popular, and thar other routes
will be- established 10 soon rs possible
thereafter.
will be remembered that a special
representative OF the rOrAl tree mail
department OF the United States gov
eminent visitee this city and viewed
aud marked out several routes . few
weeks ago. He recommended TO the
department the establishing OF these
routes. wheFeupon an examination was
held for the position OF carrier.
The Fourth ASsista6t Postmaster
General has notified Postmaster Arnow
that the frat route would be estAb.
lished. and instructed the pOsl master
that the service would 60 into effect on
May 10 This route will cover an area
OF thirty square miles win distance 70
travel uf twenty seven and three.
eiehths miles. The number Of houses
on the route are 1873. with n population
to be served OF $40 The route will be
~ fullows From Gainesville poatotilce
TO schAfer's bakery. North Gainesville
70 J. J. BuFton's home Ia Ramsey'.
store TO Bevill. church 10 VIM Hit
bard place 60 RuIleRs 20 home Of J.
NJ. Halle 60 old Halle place to Hen
nington to Rocky Hill school return.
Ing To gainesville postotfiee.
The regulations ~ set forth Ia the
United States DOstoIilcs department
of instruction TrquiTe that the carrier
shall receive = Alary 81 t7A per
year. or eco per month that. he shall
leave the pOstoiiiee IN gainesville nj \
O'Clock every morning eTcrpt SUNDAY
and shall mAkr the round trip In eight
hours. delivering mail and making
collections.
For the information OF those along
the route IL may BE- stated that ell
persons 20 b. srFvsd viii be required
90 procure and Install mail boxes ~ .
convenient place where NATL will be-
deposited and coIlseted. These bOIss
must be Installed 81 . place eonVsb-
lent. which Gill not neeessitats tbs
carrier leaving HE vehlele. - the car
FieE 10 not required TO do 30. Regls.
tered mail and spscisl delivery letters
Will b. delivered psrsoasIly bS ths
carrier to coy point WithlR . mile Of
bic regular route, for which abe ounsF
will he required 10 sIEn . receipt 10 the
regular form.
The carrier Will be supplied with the
regulation sBvsiops. with the name
and humber OF The route printed
thereon foV she eonvaniense Of tks
patrons Of the route.
Postmaster Amos Fsqsests The Sun
To state that the agent for she EsgUIs-
tion mail boHes 10 expected daily lie
gill bring With him . sample boa. and
will make q personsl eaBVsss Of the
territory smbodl~d In The proposed
routs. Those desiring mail delivered
will b. rrqOissd 90 purchase q ban -
their Oun expsase
Postmaster Amos sHpeets that other
poatss W,ll BE- established wtakin . fee
m0nths, ~ sO0n ~ RsceenaFy petitions
have hrssn secured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20

MoAn.. A'a Ar,i ~ Ths Cotton
Bit I.uui,rT d, Gpslr sss ine0fr'fti
"a hsTe far g. 90 -.a The1 sii ba
and srii tun rf- 1H.'H'f mi's. msnn
faeiurs tBrpsff o. ard 60 xentnu
sanSrt.Hr i8s..s.. FrBs.pei o1lesi
eli b. In Noh y. infot plfs,ofs ar
Arhsisns = Tsrrt wise ~ ~
nsst snd Thtss O. a. o. g.
ezsl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
COTTON cRol WILL % RGDOeEs
ssIs u PsrtIllssr In hlSslssIppI Hes
Been Lees Than Last Lear.

Been leae Than last LeaF'
Jackson. Mas April lite salea
0f fsrtlliEsFS In Mississippi thia yeas
have not been In rAesss Of those ~
last season. according 10 statsmsats
made BY the managers 81 large mana
featuring plants
II 10 true that shipments During the
past three weeks have beea very
heavy. perhaps exceeding those tof
the sane period Of las, year. bat this
IL due wholly 10 the fact that lersa
majority Of farmers delayed the plae
ing OF their orders usually sent IL aur'
Ing the hfst three mOnths Of the yeaF,
and In = large hambsr % Instances
early orders we're cancelled.
None OF the fertilizer plants In Mis-
sissippl have arranged fog emeuts
squAl 10 those of last rear. esd u
v0uId nov be . physical impossibliity
for these concerns 10 turn out The
same volume OF products a. inst sae
aDn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
rHE news FRoM mGLaosG.


tcf0sdsd Out Last lssusl.
Metres, April lk--rhs lsaa msstlns
Of the s~VsFSl sosissIss Ia Mslross fos
che prsssns ssssoa tasok plsss aeriss
thh ussk, The Reading Clsh's b~iaa 90
Wednesday sd ths Lsdlss' IlseFsy
sssistT CO FRIDAY sftsFbson. These
nsstings ed mBsh tOwasd makins ne
Water s~asoa plsassss % osF Sister
Fvsidsuis sd visitor
Mics X MlEsiis haa returned fr-s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20

Tokio. April ls.-Tss nsvy SsParJ
Snent TO-DAY declared TSarHra straits
q rons o. dsfeuss. uith the usual MAJ
time ressricii0us
a d exppcie6 thay Subscrip, ioss
ar the ara d0ErEtie loan oil b.
oPszse On Nay / TIE A7oaa' o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20

the Joan will be one hundred million
yen. cquiyRieu; 10 about $4,000. 900,
ard the condliiaonS will be similar to
those OF the fourth domestic loan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20

Thsrs afs tWlss O. maay divorced
womsr iE the Usited ststss a. e.
VoTssd ma.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-20
Memorial osy In Nigh spr,nS.

Arrangements have been made tn
observe MsIDOrial Dsy In High springs
on April ~ Capt 7 70 willard ~iil
masks 90 sddssss. and there will b.
sones aed other sIsEcisss sUitabls ~
she occasion The vstsFsss Of Ala
ehoa county are cordially isviISd Go
asl@pd A basket disnsT cell -
served 81 ~ ~ 10 The grove bsss u
the MstbOiiss ehaSsh The speskinG
win b. hsid In the Methodist church.
bssiBnlnE 80 2 0'eIosk. sitsF which .
lac Of march will b. formed " the
esB-isry. whsFs ths graves stlI 10
dseornGSd
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
How 70 Cook Rlce.

Physicians and others who have eat.
en- rice cooked by Hindoo. a China
man or a southern darky must have
remarked the difference between the
results obtained by these artists and
those OF tho benighted cooks OF the
north We learn from an authoritative
source that the secret lies IN the fol-
lowing recipe
The rice should be carefully washed
and placed in kettle or boiling water,
which should be SET on the back OF the
range over low fire. whore The rice
should simmer slowly until done. stir
ring Is not only useless hut harmful
II there IS any water left IL should be-
drained on carefully and the rice
should then stand in bot place FOR
some time.
Nothing should ho added during tho
cooking, no salt suaar milk cor hutter.
II the cooking has hoan done properly
each gral1 OF rice Will stand ouf hy IL
self plump. dry and beautiful Served
very hot at the table the ilco should
then be rovcfeauy treated with cay
enne pepper and butter after which
will be revealed 10 the consumer one
OF the secrets az the success ot the
Japanese army New York Medical
Journal
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
Owls Devotion to Dead Mate.

a remarkable stance of bird in.
tnc aud devotion ia reported from
quaker Neck
Early la Vari Henry Brown, a
farmer there eot eycral immptraps
uHout HIS farm to catch rrawIcrs Of
whatever uatmr tlni had hccu play.
na havoc with hi noaE ~ fowls A
u8s 1r two later Dr. missed one ul lho
Hap. Yesterday Eau lIrW a
ueighhornR Um alacntsE,1 $40
owls ia an apnie lIee. ono a large
horned owl @Ha I'D rA.Ggnt Distress,
rlue 10 shield U warm H mate.
TO 81 the aca bIrH aas hang
ing Brown prrW With chain at.
tachod Elkteu cartg pumeute ihil.
aarlphia Hrcurd
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
polno Great Work

Ward Ark. March 9Th Specially
From all over the West reports
pme OF cures OF different forms of
Kidney Disease by Dodd's Kidney
pills. and this place Is not without
evidence % the great work the treat
American Kidney Remedy is doing
Among the cured here Is Mr. j v
waggoncr. a well known citizen, who,
In an interview. says "Dodd's Kidney
pills have done wonders for me My
Kidneys and bladder were badly out
n order. ! used many medicines but
got nothing to cure me till ! tried
Dodd's Kidney pills Two boxes OF
them fixed me up SO that have been
Well ever since.
"Tell the poor kidney and bladder
diseased people TO take Dodd's Kid
ney pills and get well"
No case OF kidney complaint IS too
far gone for Dodds Kidney Pills 10
cure They are the only remedy that
has ever cured Brlghts Disease
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
mAAr rHEY SAY.

II is not often in these busy times
that We can take the opportunity TO
comment fayorabiy upon things In
general which come 10 our attention
and appeal to us In a satisfactory way
We give thanks. too. often. perfunctor-
lily, not meaning what we say. This,
however. was not at all the spirit in
which the following letter was To-
Gently written to a ticket agent OF
the Rock Island System:
Los Angeles, Calf. Jan. - 1905.
Dear Mr. ---: We arrived here
Saturday safely and enjoyed our trip
very much on the Golden State Lin.
ited All OF our party voted this train
the finest that they have ever travelled
upon. The accommodation were 1rst
class In every respect-the Sleepers.
the Observation Car. the Diner. the
Buffet-llbrary smoker, with bath and
barber could not have been improved
upon The entire train crew were
centlemanly and very obliging-doing
All they could TO make everybody en-
oy themselves and feel at home.
shall try TO get my friends and rela
uves 10 take this train when coming
TO California"
Mr. John Sebastian. passenger traf
nc manager singles this out as one
OF the many commendatory letters
that have been received In his office
The Golden State Limited Is maintain
ing Hrst place among transconlnentAl
limited trains.
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
Faee.ltke Flower.

Tie blossom 90 lHo ohuhertia, q
plant which r. iauud tn Central Amer
lea. form tine exact counterpart uf Tho
ieaturts ol au ed man The top Of
the head a as mooth a3 tho proyerh,-
al billiard bali and the forehead ls
wrinAod The eyebrows are project
ing, tho cvc piercing from their sunk
on orbits the nose prominent he
cheeks rcceding and lined the long
white beard ia perfect and the rro
portions OF The head arc apparently
torrect. The sehuberra belongs 10
the orchid family, but ais 1t grows
chiefly in places that are most mac
cessihlc specimens are rarely seen
except by travellers Attempts 10
grow the plant In this country have
proved futile Montreal Herald
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
YELLOW CRUST ON BABY
Would Crack Open and seab Causing
Terrible ltehlng-cured by
Cutleura.

Our baby had a yellow crust on his
head which | could not keep away
When thought had succeeded In
getting his head clear, II would start
again by the crown or bis head, crack
and scale, and cause terrible itching
then got Cutlcura Soap and Oint-
ment, washing the scalp with tho soap
and then applying the Ointment A
few treatments made complete cure.
have advised number OF mothers
10 use Cuticura, when have been
asked about the same ailmeut OF their
babies. Mrs. John Boyce. Pine Bush,
~
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
STRANGE CHARACTER IS DEAD.
Ridley Gave Away Houses, but Kept
$1,000 Till the End.

Clark Ridley OF New Bedford,
Mass. often derided as miser who
startled his acquaintances last sum-
mer by giving away several houses
and other property to his tenants.
Charles G. Allen. Catherine NJ. Ash
ley. Mrs. Laura Trip. his housekeep.
er. and others Is dead. aged So years
Ridley's action al tho time caused
widespread comment. and hundreds
OF letters poured into the Ridley
home. begging for gifts OF houses,
money, anything Mr.. Ridley had TO
give away.
But outside OF his gift OF houses,
Ridley held on 20 his remaining prop
erty until very recchtly. when he dis.
posed OF all his real estate except mis-
own homestead, which was the worst
looking house he owned.
For twenty years Ridley had been
letting his tcncmonts and had ac-
aumulated property tiH he owned ten
houses He collected his own rents.
ne had bccn a common lahorer ell
El8 lIfe. and had saved his carnnes
he never had any good times as he
stated recently in an Interview, and
gave up chewing and mohng when
20 years old because the habit was
expensive tp to thc time month
ago. when ha 1as taken .ch Ridley
kept house for bm eli
Mr.. Ridley was determined to give
away an his property before his
death. and =up TO faW days ago had
given away all bat some $4,000 ia
cash and his homestead but HIS rela.
tivGs didn't figure ia the deeds Of
SLIT. This $1,000 Ridley kept In his
bod TIN he died unable to make MP
als mind what 10 DO with IT,
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
(AAgK!2YY
sixteen Things In Good Butter.

some 'hinker has declared that SIX
zen ounces IN weight is not all there
~ III pouha OF butter He enumer-
s'us 49, siA'eeh other things needed as
lo,lo"s' tll An ounce OF wisdom IN
seiec'lhs materials; CD an ounce OF
preeaution In the preparation OF the
utensils; tal an ounce Of concentra.
eion' ny "hich The whole mind shah be
pul on mo work In hand, li) an
ounce "i cleanliness, which needs To
oe exercised IN the whole process OF
outte' making; ('l an ounce OF deter
niuatlon' which viii help 90 overcome
an u'Heuitles' ts) an ounce OF pre-
Eeu'loh' 10y which all deleterions con
e''ions VIII be prevented from inter
ieflhs win the process az buttermak.
lhsi ll an ounce of care. which is
The diamond drill., 1905-03-18
New sutter MakInn sehem..

New butter making schemes are
continually coming 10 the surface. and
each ore I'm ill., turn claims "a hp Tho
best aud 70 be decided Improvement
on an the schemes that have been
previously tried u Is necessary to
get the public into this frame OF
mind else the men behind Tho scheme
Will never be able 10 induce anyone
20 let so ~ good money for the sake
OF trying it One OF tho latest proc
osaes is 20 draw on the milk through
hlotting paper supported ON towels. the
huttcr-tat being left This Is then In
such hard state that &c can be
worked as butter so the report saws
OF course the mill, has to be manip.
ulated while it is fresh But what
gain there is from any such process
it is hard 10 Imagine The discoycrcr
says that less labor Is outalpd IN the
separation but that is matter
Of small moment There are churus
in which it is claimed the
work. separating can hc done iu FIVE
minutes or less Well what ~ iC
Twenty Minutes Tie usual tmo Of
cmruuF and oven lrthe cream eunla
pe churncd BED lps th1n lHat#tu the
gain Woul4 not bc ul Importance By
the way almost ans old churu vll
briue the butter jim from two to Gyo
minutes, lt the temperature Ga ~ 90
about eighty degrres and The cream
ls in fairly goud condition Tho writer
of fhls cueo =eof mHr iu two min
ute ln an ordinary dash churH but
athc mpgraiure Was iou high Ia give
the le quality of Wttcr Lct Tire
new butter making schemes alone