Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-14
Campaign Against Food Adul.
teration and All Other
Evils Aided by Peoples
Big Organizations.

thls surveillance along with the rest vas
. nan over to the Mutual Benefit socie-
les' o.oo4 babies have been born at Creu-
sot: or these. only sol died between birth
ana the age of one year-the most danger
Gus period Of q child's life-an average az
II per cent: whereas the same average for
d a. rance me- is 10 per cent. Furthermore,
curing the last year of this regime Q9O6-O
the average has been brought down to q
per cent-the best in Europe
Pure Milk for Paris.
M. Loubet declares that If his united mn
tualists can at once bestow pure milk on
Paris and see to the daily treatment NJ
every tuberculous child. an incalculable sum
Of good will have already been attained,
How are they working to attain pure
milk? The municipality of Paris with its
great force OF inspectors and detectives
owns itself beaten by the swimmers and
adulterators. Each one Of the foremost
daily papers has had It's pure milk crusade
and done temporary good, but only tenn
porary When the public excitement has
died down the skimmers and adulterators
have always begun again.
Inc milk edulteration is known to be both
wholesale and retail Each retailer is GER
tainly furnished with one or more cans of
pure milk untouched for the handing out
OF samples to the municipal laboratory s
spoilers and to suspicious private parties
who might take the trouble to seal up the
sample. with witness. and hurry with it
In cab to the municipal laboratory for
analysis.
Ex-President Loubets confederated mu-
tualists will not employ spoilers in food
adulteration fighting. The essence of the
whole crusade will be the united efforts of
many thousands of private persons
In each division of each Paris ward this
or that local mutualist center-ciubhouse
lodgeroom etc-will accept milk samples,
for instance
All the rest is detail and arrangement
Imagine a local monthly meeting OF the
Fathers-of-Family Assessment Mutually in
the sixteenth ward of Paris Between the
business routine and the social relaxation
of the evening there will be a half hour
given to NJ. Loubets ''puericulture'-"chi
cultivation" This time, let US saw it
touches milk adulteration in the sixteenth
ward of Paris.
Attention, Mutualists!
The chairman gives a short talk on milk
adulteration.
THE milk analysis center for our ward
has been accepted by the Grocery Clerks
Mutually around the corner During the
month to come every one of us must carry
a sample of our usual milk supply to it, IN
the sterilized bottles with glass shoppers.
which I will now hand out to you. Atten-
ton. mutualists 1t Is for the health of
your little ones"'
Attention. mutualists, 1t is for the health
of your little ones.
Do you think that a childrens hygiene
crusade of such magnitude and datail can
possibly fail?
There are no salaries to pay. There is
no organization to keep up. The varied mu-
tualists of Paris-like the Elks. Foresters
and all the rest at home-have their robust
social and business life already palpitatins
everywhere in the great capital The only
new thing is the children's health half hour
at every local msetlng-and the passing
of the word down the long line.
Attention. mutualists! 1t Is for the health
of your little ones'-the health of the chill
dren of France. STERLING HELLO.