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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12

A problem for the horticulturists is the pro-
duction Of a profitable rubber bearing fruit.
which would make possible an unlimited supply
of valuable material without injury to the
plants. The fruits of the ordinary plants con-
tain little rubber. but Prof. Warburg, Ger
mar. points out that certain parasitic plants-the
caoutchouc mistletoes discovered three years
40 m Venezuela out the hope that the
ideal fruit may be realized. The caoutchouc in
some Of these species amounts to one-flfth of the
weight Of the dried fruit. The fruit is not large
but varies in size in the three groups of species
Of these mistletoes. The caoutchouc, instead Of
being milky juice. is in the form of solid en-
velope surrounding the seeds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12

Herr Veenhon, of Groningen. 1t consists Of two
similar small clocks. behind which Is a double
lever 50 arranged that can touch button to
start the clock Of as the latter begins to move,
and A can touch another button to stop his own
clock and start the other as BIS play commences.
At the end Of the game the clocks show the total
time taken for the moves Of each player.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12
Correspondence Baltimore County Union.
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The New vulcanoIogy-A Game Clock
Ant ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Cold Rub
Der Fruit--A Decorative Meta1-Singu-
lar Transference Of Energy-The TWEEN
tieth Century Engine-A Bivalve Pom
peii, etc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12
OHEsAPEAKE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"cHEsAPEAKE LINE"

CHGSAPEANE LINE
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS "AU-
GUSTA" AND "ATLANTA,"
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK, Va.
Steamers leave Baltimore daily Except Sum
day. at $50 p. NJ, and arrive Old Point Comfort
at 6 A. NJ. and Norfolk at 7.15 A. NJ. where con-
nection is made with the Rail Lines for all points
O1fh
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12

The aluminium books for the blind now being
printed in Edinburgh are of thin sheets emboss-
ed in the usual way. They are easier to read
than paper books. do not soil. and practically
indestructible. Their expensiveness is their
drawback.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12

The much maliened white ant of South Africa
is credited BY resident Of Swaziland with doing
more good than harm if care is taken of build
ings. IL has wonderful fertilizing effect on the
soil. and maize and other crops grow twice as
large near ant-hiIls as elsewhere.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12
MiacaIlanaona.

Comfy SurUev0r-Joshua g. Bosley.
Inspector Weights and Me0eures-J. P. d. Parks
Keeper Of Bear Greek DroaO Bridgs-Geo. Grac,
Steinbach.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12

Root penetration in the soil has been tested
by excavating about six feet so as to leave a
vertical wall. and then spraying from garden
hose. The barred roots retained their natural
positions. Rye, beans and peas each showed a
matted felt of white abers reaching down about
feet. wheat had extended Sk feet in 7months. and
maize and clover were traced to depth of 10
feet in light, rich soil.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12

A novel alloy shown by J. E. Stead at recent
soiree Of the London Royal Society offers strik
ing possibilities for ornamental effects. 1t con-
tains Is per cent. Of tin, 20 of anthony and of
arsenic, and on slow cooling from fusion it forms
semi spherical, shell-like crystals in the metal
matrix. Dilute acids dissolve away part Of the
matrix, leaving in relief the crystals, which re-
sist on account Of richness in antimony and
arsenic. The spherical patterns take high
polish, and may be given greater prominence by
running wax into the cavities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19
REFUSES TO &c FIXED.

The story circulated at Santa Fe
by certain gentlemen who are eager
t" see the grand old county of San
Miguel apportioned out among the
politicians. 10 the effect that they
had fixed" the Albuquerque Jour.
nal. and would have its support In
thei" fight. Is nike many other OF
their stories. absolutely without
foundation In speaking Of this al.
legged fixing" the Journal says:
There came To- us yesterday from
Santa r" a story to the effect that
certain Las Vegas gentlemen. who
were working with much enthusiasm
for or against Incorporation or divis
ion. had given 1t out that they were
nov sure "a win. because they had
fixed" the Morning Journal to es-
Douse their side of the complicated
quarrel about dividing the county.
consolidating the cities, etc. Aud
we desire to state as distinctly as
possible. for the information of the
peorle of Las Vegas. East and West,
and NIL the rest of the public. that
this story Is erroneous In two i'm.
portant particulars: In the frs,
place. We never butt in 10 a family
quarrel, but always allow the familr
to settle its own rows: aud In the
second place. whenever the Morning
Journal requires fixing We always
attend TO II ourselves. " y
II the people ever hear a story sim:
lar to the one referred to above, lei
them have no hesitation in branding
it as a rank violation OF the ninth
commandment"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

Seposss spss lbs hbed yes esf
Dr.. q 9
Cream Baking Powder
aalos lb0 k6od nnss-Msvored,
0os0 k0afkkfH1 A0o o0lIoio00

@=s% y~ars u effor3 oa the par; Of
|eartne~F& At the time COLTS p. Hunt.
layton ana Associates Owned the Inter.
watsyna4 @~FerAl surveys were made
FIR a Fost~ through the almost isape~
Oct Fab!~ msoaslains. bas Bone deemed
practicable enad be found The BALD
Ing ~ tais ease nsi0n wiIl give the gov-
eTsm"nt syssetu IL railroads a new and
dtserr line h~iWe~a e3.. Uniied States
tas DIR and sn~ Pacific cuas, of Mexico
TIL Ea'~rnatannsl coanectA With the
Sos'herU Pacific al Eagle Pass.
There has been no ~eessatioa Ia the
~0rA ~ constructing the Manxanillo
~1t"nston of the Mexican Central since
that rad passed iats, government con.
trua The eompletian u this extension
will give the government system I'D
'rane~ To another Pacific coast port
and vii establish a new and direct
route between the port Of Tampico. on
III" Atlantic. and Manxanillo. on the
Pacific. Some Of the heavtes, con.
struc'i0n work ever undertaken on any
railroad IN Mexico has confronted the
contractors who are building the Man.
ganG'io extension, An enormous ann
cunt 81 money has already 1sea ex,
pended tn It's construction and much
more viii have 4 be spent before It Is
completed and ready for operation
The construction of the extension
that Is 20 form a cut Off line be, ween
Mexico City and the port ~ Tampico
will b. started soon after the govern
men, merger plan Is finally ronsum-
mated. II Is stated. The survey for this
proposed u tor has been finished and
everything In In readiness for the CON
tract To be let. Some Difficult, engineer.
Ing problems e encountered In loo.
atlne this new line as a drop from an
altitude OF 5000 feet To A sea level had
10 b" accomplished within a compare
lively few miles
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

eaaagaaxh@a fss the taase IL too sA&~
foH tn~te4str~af ard ghor0Sgh aaseasSa0n
s2eh iAsas - Re has foE rssorm aEe
In tie line u pahaAc interest," Th@y
are not adverse fe The gEos@r condaex
II ezsrpG<zts Interests. nor are they
radioactive. Is 81 one tine rs feared
This UNDERSTANDING. Gf course. removes
groaaa for apprehension regarding tie
President y lntsatsons which existed Ia
Wall street. Congress. which has a.
eonapalshed little legislation az vaIae
durlna the present session. will very
shortly AAtoarn. the haianne % time
being taksa % Eiih appropriations
and other routine business. The mar
ke&, gill. therefore. now have a breath.
tng spill froaa legislative attacks. al.
thoash Il should hot he overlooked
thai Ne are catering lnto a period al
active disc4ss1an az topics which are
sure I o be nsose or less unsettling.
This cannot BE- svni.ied and IL a dis.
turhanee 'haf is likely TO grow In In.
ten&tty as 'he time for Presidential
Nomination a~ppruarhe<.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

The w0EsE thing ahoat the rs
murder trial il taa~ &mAtr, 1t te*t,
Hseny Il has brought o9t u4, the
i.lsA. details q the les .Gso4y ~e,
hui IN iEdex os . hoEFab'. asAte IT
e~xKFyupa1on whaeA la sK9 expsgaayA i'm
il shat passes a. gDGd society Ths
Interest in the tFiaI aud the lheld.n-
tai ~sfsFeaess and inevitable iates
enees arc Convincing that the stale
a things open!y revealed In the trls!
are not exceptional but il - fire,
aHsnt ~ To- be commonplace In Ger.
tain circles which ordinarily pass ~
respectable. The TAaw trial il aid
70 mark . tea era tn criminal trsals.
II certainly marks a new era I'm ~
ctal Fecorda What has heretofore
eeen only suspected or Only believed
By q few better informed THAI 9th.
srs. has become a matter Of eour:
REGARD and public Information. Here
after II must DO recognized that a
condition % shameful impurity AL
fiendtsh Hypocrisy does actually IN.
fst among some who are admitted 10
respectable circles 81 society
against which those wha wish far
themselves and their families nure
and honorable lives must be- con.
stantIy on their guard, To affect 20
disregard th~~" shocking revelations
|" soo'ish. and to try tn ignore them
In unsafe
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

tCity Of Mexico Dispatch Ia the St.
Louis Globe Democrat,
As soon as the organization of the
new company which is to take over on
behalf of the federal government and
operate as one system. the National.
the International. the Interoceanic and
the Mexican Central railroads is com,
pleted. plans will be- formally adopted
for the construction of some important
extensions and branch lines Of the
consolidated system. One of the most
important of these projects Is the ex.
tension OF the International from Dur
ango to the port OF Mazatian on the
Pacific coast. A feasible route across
the Sierra Madre has been found after
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19
TIE v'so,cAr.o. OF HITCHCOCK

'washin@'"a tGspaarh IN the =, Louis
Republican
The senate's ~vlaAloation al Secretary
Hlirhcoek, accompanied by the arsion
.of that body upan H.. various Indian
territory amendments 10 the Indian an.
preparation bin Is complete In a com.
fHnnicat1oa to the senate whil. the
btu was p"ndlnR. President Roosevelt
specially Endorsed every policy or ac,
Of Secretary Hi,cheock which has been
recently brought into question nv sen.
ators. The withdrawal Of the public
lands from entry. the order treating a
forest eseTve In Indian territory, the
entire course II the department In -
tabiishtng stringent regulations 90 roy.
ern mineral AM oil lands-an were
given the unqualified approval OF the
president.
tn" senate has rejected In toto the
recommendations Of the special com,
| rnit'ee Of senators appointed TO inves.
ugafe the affairs Of the Five Civilized
Tribes This committee. wtthou. ~.
iception. vas personally and Officially
hostile IN the secretary Of tho interior.
Members ~ II from time 20 time lot
drop remarks suggestive Of tmpeach-
m"nt They said his policies were
"thrOttling the business deyelopment
at the vest" They recommended leg
lislation a. 40 the eoaa segregation. Al
to the oil leases and as to the restric-
tons In indian territoFy-she three
most important questions down there
which would reverse the Hitchcock
Ipolicles- Senators Carter and Hepburn
made speeches vigorously den0unring
the ST Louis cabinet officer.
Hitchcock ~vindication ID Target,
' due TO Senator Curtis Of Kansas, VIII,
r became the central figure in the In
7 dian debate when his term OF senate
rial service was only four DAYS old
Curtis brought his infinite knowledg,
e OF Indian matters to bear on the sen
ate, The older and more Influential
senator~-Spooner. Hale. Frye. Lodg'
v and AidriCh ali took his view. The,
8 eon"nrred In striking all OF the CON
lnittee recommendations out oY the bill
y on points OF order. a test vote bein.
. taken. an unusual thing on a pint q
, order.
The restrictions question Is the mos
a essential 10 the territory. The actio
OF the senate Indicates that that bod
:, viii not vote To remove restrictions ia
: years TO come, or course. the white
oe the southwest viii regard this n
disastrous 10 the prosperity Of th
state of Oklahoma. But the Iawmal
ers look at IL from the viewpoint of III
v Indian solely. and describe the activit
= OF the business interests In the re-
u trictions matter with such hard adie.
" tiyes as ''sordid" and "rapacions."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

The Juniors defeated tn" s~h%Hrs
IN = fast s@n- % haskell baH a. he
i. 81 c. A last n,ght- At tue eoa ~
the first half The ses'rr stood - 81"
ID 10 favor Of The seaiors Ia ,s'-
last half the Juniors ,o1k a brace
and walked all ov,-r sAeir opp'nvnt,.
the final score Ortag Is 10 -. 1b'
gan alHfnsst Resulted ~ a flgA., as
lee Seniors te~'k their defeat grail,
10 heart. This makey - game apiece
for the tsatns. aid the rubber vii
re played on the es~hIRg Of Marcel
LIST. The members OF the teanA arr
~ follows Juniors: Head, G., s.r
soa. C. Lorenxrn. C.; Lewis. F.
White. F. Seniors. Webb. c.
Burnes. q Kingcry. G., Trip. =.
Prttchett. r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

Mayor SchmitE now merely awaits
The passage Of the Immigration bill.
with the Root passport amendment
before announcing all the details of
the agreement he has made with the
government of the United States, and.
through thai government. with the
government of Japan. Assuming the
enactment Of the Legislation, which
empowers the president 10 exclude
from the continental territory of the
United States all Japanese laborers
coming by way of Hawaii. 1t may be
said that no mere municipality has
ever before I'm our history won so strik.
ing a diplomatic victory. A few months
ago 1t was considered impossible for
any sort of Japanese exclusion law.
operating directly or indirectly. to
pass congress. The very idea was
secuted. The California delegation it,
self did not anticipate an early
triumph for the exclusion cause. Yet
by establishing a separate school for
Japanese children and hanging To It In
the face of the presidents protests
and threats, the San Francisco auth
critics, representing the labor union
party Of that city. appear to have
driven our government and japan. too,
into accepting a virtual exclusion Law,
tentative, to be sure and incomplete,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

Secretary Shaw In biz speech b.
foFe the Springfield chamber ~
commerce recently. said two things
which II would be a pity to forget
The first was this: Though A strong
profsctsonist myself. ! coucede there
u much In free trade arguments
Undoubtedly. the American peop,s
In the swing % years. would b. nrtss.
porous were this n free trade eo.,n
uy." This Il SO importan, a deciar.
alton that the Tribune omIts It from
an otherwise adequate report Of The
secFetary's speech. The man who
said not long ago that Il was meas
urably unimportant" what prices WI
paid for n goods. 80 long an W..
paid them TO ourselves. repudiates
Al once the notion that free trad.
and protection are like Mr.. Mlcaw
bor's ratios OF income to expenal
ture. leading always and inevf.abi,
to ruin On the one hand. happtnes,
and prosperity on the other. But Mr.
Shaw makes his issue definite. Al
the iogician might say. there ar,
three possible tariH systems: protec
ton. free trade for revenue tartf
and q combination OF the two. TIL,
secretary Is impatient OF the idea o
a hybrid system. the modification O
n schedule here and one there
such as a good many commercia
bodies are asking. or a few rec
procity treaties. He demands tina
the policy Of high protection shsI
stand or fall as n unit. II Is a chm
lenge which the American peopl
are becoming more and more read
to meet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19
PRESIDENT CONSERVATIVE.

Financial circles have at las.
awakened to the fact that the Presi-
dent has no destructive purposes what
ever In his reform movement says
Henry Clews in his weekly financial
review. In fact. he Is proving much
more conservative than his enemies
would have it appear, He Is not anx-
ious for any further legislation during
this season: and none could be &C
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

yes tie basis os Lass sA=; sa&y a~s+-
he Fvpeassa. Ca the whn3s. If this Is
t@ he liz outcome. ah@g~ ts no veas0a
10 Fegrs8 the tuga u pahiie sentinsen,
@hSrh has naa9e al euneesn~d per
esiVe thai soEas firm al rs.x&gictAoa
had a@@oua*' necessary II IN To IT.
hog&aa that the Ros9R amendment II
E~~ ea@rtsa. ~tB @y.se the problem
for years 10 eoms. bar future Aevsbop
meats may ytt Haahe - ne~ treaty
With Japan imperative
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19
Nss~ York Script

New YORK. Feb lI.-Prm~ m*T~ao-
Tile p4per. : 3-igc - silver. - o.
nasney 0a cali firm. as
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19
THE MARKET REPORTS
New YORK STOCKS

The foIlo~tng quotations. received
from p. J Graf l. Co. Albuquerque,
Nes Mexioo, correspondents for 10
Gan d Bryan. by Postal telegraph.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

%~w YogA, rrb ll-l~@4 ss~A4'
|saS3e: eupgsr. ssAa =%a=s=
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

BoSton, Feb. 4 -The wool sitRGfioa
Is unehaeg-d from last Week. prices
b&-ing firm and trading qRtes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

ST Louis. Feb. iG-Wool ssealy,
Territory and western mediums -
G2&.
Fine MEDIUMS, 1s<4 -
F1ne I4Gl6
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19
Kansas City Livestock

Kansas City, Feb. 10. - Cattle re.
ceiptsl3.0 00 including 500 southcrns.
Market steady.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-19

Chicago Markets.
Chicago. Feb. II -Wheat-Nay, 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16
What D0esTlis Lack?
Surely Burlington Readers Can.
not Ask for Better Proof.

The Burlington reader may ask for
more convincing proof than testimony
published from representative resi-
dents OF ncighboring cities, but as
the proof we offer has been decidedly
convincing In Burlington, II should
carry considerable weight in Burling-
ton.
Mrs. Jennie Fitzgerald Of 166 South
Champlain street. Burlington, VT.
says: My daughter was bothered
with dull aching pains across her back
and kidneys. After a hard days work
she would he very tired and would
wake up the next morning feeling so
stiff and lame that she could hardly
get out of bed. Knowing of people
who had used Doan's Kidney Pills
with good results she decided to try
them, and got a box at the Park
Drug store. They proved to be just
what she needed and the good effect
was noticeable in a few days. They
helped her in every way. relieving the
pain in her back, causing that feeling
of WEAKNESS to disappear and making
her general health much better
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Fostcr-Mlhurn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Rcmcmbcr tho name-Doans-an
take no other.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16
DEVELOPING PUBLIC SPIRIT.
(FrOm the ludlow TrihuneN

tr rom Tue I1ullOW lrlDlne.)
Several of our exchanges have. the past
week, emphasized the desirability of a
greater degree of public spirit in Ver-
mont villages with view to Inducing
the Investment Of capital and the taking
up OF residence IN this naturally beauti-
full State by outsiders. The Tribune has
had not little 10 say along this line
and is pleased 10 quote from its con-
tomporarios who are trying to bring
about improvements needed in every
town and village. Says The Bradford
Opinion:
Let us all re. together 70 make this
town exceed hcr own fair record Of be-
ing one of tho best kept villages in the
State 1t VIII take only n little more
work from oach one az rs. and a little
/ concentrated effort accompanies won
dcrs in the hoautfyng Of town"
Tho Enoshurgh Standard Joins the
chorus with:
"Cicnn well-kcpt walks, streets and
parks. as well as yards and lawns. are
at orcc source of pride and satstac-
Hon TO thc people Of community and
attract the aduring attention of Wis
TORS and tho travelling public"
The Groton Times pleads for a con-
ccntration Of energy in the shape of
"A board Of trade or a village i'm
provemcnt society that will place our
advantages before the business world
and induce industries. capital and people
to come our way"
The Waterbury Record calls for the
application of paint and a general
cleaning up Of premises. and says;
Let us try to make Waterbury one
of the most attractive villages to be
found in Vermont"
! Others among our contemporaries are
| engaged in this kind Of missionary work
and there is nothing they can say or
urge that docs not apply forcibly to the
needs of our own town and village of
Ludlow, for which nature has done so
| much.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16
SPLITTING NOT EXPECTORATING.
tFrom the Rutland Herald)

The ruling of tbo Barre CITY Judge
that splitting and exnectorating are not
the same is n caeo ~ hair-sn,ittinr that
would do credit tn tho legal acuuen of
the most eminent borriStors. Tho deci-
sion grew, out of tbo orrcs, Of a Porre
citizen for VIOLATING rho act nassed nv
the last legislature n-ohibi,inp cxnector-
ating on the sidcvol;s md in nublic
buildings The trial vas held and the
Judge ruled that snit,ing saliva md to-
bncco Juice did not constitute expec-or-
alton, and consequently was not n vio-
lation Of the law. CHARACTERIZATION. ac-
cordng to thn renorts Of the decision
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16
ALTOS AND HORSES.
G-rom the Mddlcbury Register)

For many months the Register has
commended that damages resulting from
automobiles frightening horses could
legally he brought against the owner or
operator OF such motor vehicles and
would call its readers attention to the
recent suit Instituted at Schenectady, y.
Y. by j. y. Donnell on April 18th. The
defendant in the suit is Nicholas w.
More. "A colorcd chauffeur. employed by
Charles =. poland, contrac tor of that
city. Manslaughtcr in the second degree
is the charge brought against Moore
as he caused the death of j. +. O'Don-
neil, tho plaintiffs brother.
The victim was leading a pair OF
horses on the Interchangeable road and
they became frantic at the sight Of the
auto and control OF the team was lost.
The defendant was held In 5000 bail,
which shows conclusively that tho au-
thorities in that part OF New York State
have regard for human life and also
knowledge OF what constitutes the
rights Of pedestrians or drivers OF horses
upon highways.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16
CERTIFIED MILK.
c. n,mission Appointed by Clinical So
cicty-Product VIII Cost More,

The certified milk commission of the
Burlington and Chittenden County Clinical
society has been appointed as follows
Drs, II. r. Watkins and +. +. Clark
Food Inspector, l.. T. Spra que, Drs. p
r. Insolvency., C. II. Beecher and r. A
'Rich. Certified milk means milk Of even
higher standard than that required by the
State law, Tho number of bacteria mus,
never be above a certain low figure &c
be established by the commission) and
the percentage OF fat must be practically
constant Such milk is especially designed
for the use of babies and invalids, and
will probably cost somewhat more thar
other milk.
The commission Is empowered to allow
the use OF its certificate by any mill
dealer whose milk comes up to its stand
ard, and the certificate will be revoked
at any time If the milk falls below ths
requirements.