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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-17
Says English Are Mad.

CHS Majesty spoke with impulsive
and unusual frankness, saying, You
English are as mad, mad, mad as
March hares. What has come over you
that you are completely given over to
suspicious that are quite unworthy of
a great nationg What more can do
than | have done? l declared with all
the emphasis at my command in my
speech at the Guildhall that my heart
was set upon peace and that 1T was
one of my dearest wishes to live on
the best terms with England. Have l
ever been false to my wordf False
hood and prevarication are alien to
nv nature. Ny actions ought to speak
for themselves. but you will not listen
TO them, but to those who misinterpreU
and distOrt them.
~ This is a personal insult which ]
resent, to be forever misjudged, to have
my repeated efforts of friendship
weighed and scrutinized with jealous,
mistrustful eyes taxes my patience Sc
verelv. I have said time after time
that / am a friend of England, and
your press, or at least a considerable
section of it. bids the people of Eng
land to refuse my proffered hand and
insinuates that the other hand holds a
dagger. How can / convince nation
against its will?'
Complaining again of the difficulty
imposed on him by English mistrust,
His Majesty said: THE prevailing SEN
timent of large sections of the middle
and lower classes of my own people is
not friendly to England. 1 am, there
fore, so to speak. in the minority in
my own land, but it is a minority of
the best elements, just as it is in Eng
land respecting Germany. "
Misinterpret German Actions.
The Fnglishman reminded the Kaiser
Int thn rrhrln
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-17

Send this advertisement. together win naiilS OF
- -. i, ,,b;rh n aprears your address and four
Sert~ 20 cover postage. and We will send you
Complete Handy Atlas of the World :;
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4O9 Pearl Street, New York
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-17
Misinterpret German Actions

The Englishman reminded the Kaiser
that not only England, but the whole
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-17

One of the most sensational news
paper articles that has appeared in
years was furnished last month to the
London Telegraph by the Kaiser. In
it the German ruler freed his mind in
regard to the relations of Germany and
England in an ingenious way, which
has stirred up British wrath. Perhaps
the most naive theory in his interview
nished the plan which was adopted by
Lord Roberts to end the Boer war.
This interview reached print first be-
cause of the peculiar laxity in the Ger
man Foreign Office. The Kaiser wrote
down his views and passed the manu-
script over to the Chancellery. Won
Buelow was away, and the chief clerk,
supposing it was some routine memo
randa, passed it along to other officials.
They found the Kaiser's handwriting
hard to read, and so the document
finally reached the telegraph office.
All the trouble that it has caused
and it led Won Buelow to tender his
resignation, has been sent here by
cable, but the original interview did
not come. Hence it is given here:
Text of the Interview.
LONDON. October 28-The Tele-
graph gives the greatest prominence to
an interview between the Kaiser and
ga representative Englishman, who
long since passed from public to pri-
vate life" The Englishman, who ap-
parently was a diplomatist, writes:
moments sometimes occur in the
history of nations when a calculated
indiscretion proves of the highest pub
lie service. 1t is for this reason that
I have decided to make known the sub
stance of a lengthy conversation which
it was my recent privilege to have
with the Emperor.
81 do so in the hope that it viii
help to remove that obstinate miseon-
ception of the character of the En-
peror s feelings toward England, which
fear is deeply rooted in the ordinary
Englishman' breast. 1t is the EN-
peror's sincere wish that it should be
eradicated. He has givenF repeated
proofs of his desire by word and deed.
But to speak frankly, his patience IS
sorely tried now he finds himself so
continually misrepresented and has so
often experienced the modification of
finding that any mOmentary improve
ment in the relations is followed by re-
newed outbursts of prejudice and a
prompt return to the old attitude of
suspicion
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

To Frank Buckland Starr auckland
James Burkland, lla',m Pierce, and
Gcol sue Murray, and io any and all
heire of the estate oi J. G. auckland
deceased, to Starr Buckland a. Admins.
TRAITOR Of sais cst'ie. and 10 any and all
parties In interest ;--
Iou, aud each oi you are hereby nuli.
ded that |, the undersigned, have 90.
pended the sum Of sl00Oo In labor and
improvements upon the Bullion Quans
Mining Claim. the same being situate
in the lIarney Mining district aud stu.
ate In or near the center Of section 4,
in r. n. 4. n 80, E. W. NJ in Harvey
County, Oregon, located by the under.
signed and one J c. auckland, dccsas.
cd, as will appear by my ccriiacalc
heretofore tiled In the ofiicr oi the
County Clerk of llatney County. ore
gon, for the petpo.e Of holding said
promises under the provisions II section
1924 revised statutes Of the United
States this being the amount oi expsp.
diture required under the provisions oi
said section tl hold the same from the
lst day Of Jan, 1907, 10 the 1t day II
Jan, 1908.
Now, u within 20 days alter ihi. no,icr
by publication You fail, ncp, ct or r,iusc
10 contribute yuuf proportion ~ fueh
expenditure aH cl .wncrs la said above
dcsctibcd mining clsim, YOUR isicre,t
therein will hecomo the property II The
under the provisions oi
said section 23el above mentioned.
q. J. DARST.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cecil ar,
home from a visit to Willamette
valley.
Supt. Gilcrest of the P. l.. s
Co. left Thursday for Nevads
points.
II. NJ. Horton and wife left
last Sunday for an outing in
Logan valley and the Blue Mt.
Springs.
If you are in need of Harvest.
ing Machinery, call in and see
US. We can compete with any
Of them and some better.
j. J. TUPKER.
Mrs. John Gemberling and
little daughter are home from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Chicago and other
points.
The New Windsor Bar under
the management Of Lee Caldwell,
is one Of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have a thirst.
If you can't buy lumber and
pickets satisfactory from Horton,
burlington or Roy Bunyard, see
Chas. H.. Davis at Harney and
got a bargain. Some grain yet
for sale.
DR.. G. G. Talmage is q recent
arrival from Iowa. He has as
sociated himself with DR. Geary
in this city in the practice Of
and has become a per-
fixture. The Doctor has
had several years practice and Is
Il very agreeable gentleman. He
was accompanied by his wife.
j. c. Welcome Jr., Isaac
and l.. NJ. Brown took
their departure last Monday for
outside points. The two former
go to Portland where Mr.. Schw-
artz will join his family and Mr..
TO look after business.
Mr.. Brown goes to San Francis
90 where his wife and son are
visiting.
The following applicants for
are taking the
teachers examination: Misses
Amy Leake, Augusta Armstrong,
Johnson, Emma Muller,
Ada Neal, Lea Robinson, Neva
Holder, Helene Swain, Myra
King. Genet Gowan, Delta Dill
ard; Mrs. Elma Nickle; Messrs. /
NJ. j. Clapp, j. E. Graves, Chas.
Boosinger,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15
AUCTION

| will hold regular auction sales
on the first and third Saturdays
of each month at thcC. A. Sweek
barn in Burns. Bring in any
thing YOU nave for sale and get
your money Ter il. Special ut
tention given to sales in the
country.
w. I. SMITH,
Auctioneer.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15

Sheriff Richardson made trip
to the Calamity section this
week.
Closing out prices at Voegtly's.
A mower and rake for $S5. Bet
ter hurry.
Harry Buck is again ON duty
at his old place in the Busy
Corner" during lke's absence.
Peter Hansen was over from
Silver Creek Tuesday after a
new binder with which to har-
vest his crops.
j. NJ. Dalton and family had
intended going TO the mountains
for an outing this week but Mr..
Dalton has been sick and conse-
quently their departure is delay
ed.
Forest Ranger Pearson has
gone to the head Of Myrtle Creek
where Il Is reported q forest FIRE
Is raging. Il is not known how
much damage It has done up 20
this time.
NJ. j. Clapp, formerly from
Iowa, but recently from Klamath
Falls. is at present in this city.
Mr.. Clapp is a teacher by pro-
fession and is taking the exam
ination this week.
About one hundred head Of
ranch horses, broke and unbrok-
en-, at the Trout Creek ranch of
the American Land & Live Stock
Co. Call on or address,
+. b. Hill,
DEMO. Oregon. I
Miss Winifred Van Naulken- /
burg is in the Office Of M. l..
Lewis in this city. The young
lady is a stenographer and re-
Gently joined the family on Sill
yer Creek. She will remain in
this place permanently.
The sale of harvesting machin-
cry would indicate that crops are
not so bad and that farmers are
Joe Tupker had ten
binders that a few weeks ago
looked like they would stay with
him until next year. but all have
been sold.
MARRIED At Drewsey on Aug
s. Arthur ID. Reed and Miss Het-
tie Bartlett. Both the contract
ing parties are well known here,
Arthur being the son Of r. +.
Reed of Lawen and the bride a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Bartlett Of Drewsey. The Times
Herald joins their friends in ex-
best wishes.
MARRIED - AT Baker City,
Wednesday, Aug. II. Mr. c. T.
Cary and Miss Efiie Terrill. The
contracting parties are very pop
liar young people Of this county
where they have lived since
childhood. Jake" is one Of our
stockmen and con-
lucts quite an extensive business
n that line associated with his
brother. The bride is the eldest
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron ,
rerrill of this city. She has fol-
owed teaching in this county for [;
he past few yeare. Mr. and ,
drs. Cary will arrive here to-
morrow where they will be well /
omed by a host of friends and /
howered with we'll wishes.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15
NO TREsPAssING.

Hunting and fishing are strict
ly forbidden upon any Of the
Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches.
Trespassers will be prosecuted.
JOHN GILcREsT.
Supt.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES tam nFFtcF. ,
Natns ufceou. August 4. te.r
w. T. SMITH.
Auctioneer.

UNITED STATES LAND uFFtcF.
hatns Oregon, August 4, taN
Notice e hereby given tha, Roy A. nlack.
mtf ~ Hufus, ttvEuu. who on July
NV ndc Homestead Uu'ft No aiEa serial
Nc ~ Fr sMh mn ~Ea Nws, NEl.swl,
NNg.t' 81 80 n 3 fHwnship h - Range
20 o., ~ lHmUfir f i'Hu has nied notice of
intCnff.n ~ m 49, iIual Cnmmu alton rtsnl
toyNat th claim % the land ahuye described,
petotc tho Icglsiet 4 Receiver ~ bnrns,
oreEon, 90 the lith dav Of september tuu-
Iialmant names as wituf ssts
y. 2 nlachmef Van Emhrcc, I q Tyler.
Robert sct,lcmcycf all oi Burns. Ofescu.
w. fARnr Reris'ef
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15

Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
We have It from good authority
that there will be a wedding in
this city tomorrow.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15

- aaNA NOti
VIM. Catterson and wife were
: over form Harvey yesterday.
: Fred Haines was down from
Harvey Wednesday looking afte,
/ business affairs.
Miss Emily Mahon was the
guest of friends in this city the
first of the week.
MCGOWAN & Nichols have
customers for ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
See them if you want to buy or
sell.
Chas. BeeIy and assistants to-
gether with the road viewers are
surveying county roads on the
Island.
VIM. Miller and family left
Wednesday morning for an out
ing in the mountains over on
Buck Creek.
F. c. Dibble, w. h. Johnson,
and W. l.. Spencer were over
from Silver Creek Tuesday on
land business.
Hamilton Corbett. of Portland.
and friend Monroe Robinson.
of New York, are at present rus
ticating out at the P-Ranch.
Did you see that about the ex-
cursion to North Beach? $l2.
for round trip from Baker The
S. V. makes rates too. See the |
ad.
A complete sectionized map Of !,
Harney Co. in ten colors, show
ing all large holdings. has been
gotten out by f. o. E. Co.
Price $l.00. MCGOWAN & Nichols. I,
Sales Agt.
For SALE Desert land claim,
800 acres in desirable location. i
on which second annual proof |,
has been made. Purchaser can
have option of assignment or re-
linquishment Inquire at this
office within 20 days.
Adam George has p quarter
sections Of grain land. Tracts
from l60 acres up to GAO acres.
This is not 65 bushels per acre
land, but 45 bushels. Stock
ranches from 62O up TO 1850 acres.
All well watercd no hosting Of
water, ranging in prices from $40 ,
to $3.50 per acre. .
The VIM. Henley CO. has It's
private telephone line completed
20 the P-Ranch and now all the
ranches Of that company this
side Of STEMS Mountain are con-
nccted and the lines center at ,
the home ranch near this city, 1;
besides connecting with the local 3
exchange in Burns. This is a a
convenience and example
that should be followed by every q
ancher in the county.
On Friday Aug. 2l. The o. r.
4 N. will operate a special train
10 Portland in connection with
the steamer T. j. Potter for
North beach points along the
Pacific Ocean. This special train :
sill leave Baker City at 6P. M.
Arriving at Portland the follow
ng morning at s:l5 A. NJ.
steamer Potter" will leave l
Portland with the excursionistsl
It ! O'Clock p. NJ. Arriving at
he beach about TIP. NJ. Stop =
'yer will be permitted at Port
and on the return trip. and pas
.engers who do not desire 10 re- v
main al the beach may return
m the same seeamer Sundoy ey- 9
ming and will be permitted 10 =
emain in Portlandi il they so de-
ire for thirteen days as the
ickets will be good for return
my time on or before Sept. 8.
The special train will consist of
Pullman. Rate $3.50,
'ourist Sleeping car. Rate $l.25
nd reclining chair cars, seats
rec and baggage car. The re-
low rate Of l$l2.O0 will
.e made for the round-trip.
,emember the date. Friday Aug
st, 2lst. Leaving time. 6P. M. A
tate $l2.OO. Passengers desir-
~ sleeping car reservations n
ddress, NJ. II. Dougherty,
gent, Baker City, Oregon. The :
umptef Valley Railway Co. will
lace in effect a round trip rate
I a fare and third in cOnnec-
ON.
OI
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15

les.
Edison Photographs and rt
cords for sale at Lunaburg
Dalton's.
H. f. FELTON, and family am
Mrs. Shelley are home from thei
visit to Crane Creek.
|. II. Reese, the horse buyer
is here gathering another buncl
of range stuff for shipment.
Miss Vera Hendricks arrived
home yesterday from a visit Will
relatives and friends in William
cite valley and southern Oregon
Building hardware of every
kind and best quality. Doors,
windows, and all house FINISHING
material at c. II. voegtly's.
Little John Mothershead was
very sick the first Of this week
but is now improving quite rapid
ly.
w. W. Drinkwater, black
smith, Harney, Oregon. Horse
shoeing and all kinds of general
repair work. Your business SOL
icited.
j. NJ. Merritt and family ar
rived here from the willamette
Valley last Saturday and are
at the home of Frank
Roofing and building paper.
the most economical and up-to-
date material ever used for these
purposes. All these good things
to be had at c. II. Voegtly's.
F. A. Cole and wife and Miss
Grace Calkins left Tuesday for
Dixie Mountain where they 90
FOR an outing and to pick buckle
berries for n few weeks.
The Roy Bunyard saw mill is
Row ready for business at the
new location. All kinds Of lum-
Der can be secured. Nearest
mill to the valley. Good roads.
A. c. Welcome and wife ac.
'ompanied the Chas. johnson
'uting party, all leaving here
Thursday morning regardless Of
he rain and determined to have
rood time.
Read this! Il don't matter in |
What part Of Harney or Malheur
ounties your property is situat-
d Adam George is prepared TO
wing deal of any size with |
capital IT, prices are
ight See him.
MARRIED Last Sunday. Aug. |
at Calamity. Mr.. Julian George /
nd Miss Georgs Hairless, Rev. !
= w. Holloman performing the
CEREMONY The young people
ave the best wishes Of a wide
ircle Of friends.
A car Of John Deere plows and
arrows. The best and only real
Implements in the world, at c. /
l. Voegtly's. These are not
unsigned goods, but bought for
ash. Buy here and save the
liddleman's profit.
Mrs. Sopia Butske has purehas-
d the Joe Tupker farm near this
.ty together with all the ma
hinery and livestock. Mr.. and
lrs. Butske have taken posses
on Of the property and will har-
est the crop. The considera-
on is understood 30 have been
bout "a, $50.
The White Swan Borax Mining
o. has levied an assessment Of
10 on all stockholders for ex-
ense Of having the ground ex-
arted. This assessment must
e paid ON or before Sept. ] and
ay be handed TO F. o. jackson I
: left at the Hagey, Fenwick g.
lckson store where they may !
'tain a receipt.
For SALE p Four 4-year-old ,
Herford bulls from
le famous Henry Gray herd of !
rook County. / have purchased !
erfords from another herd 10
Ike the place of these Is my /
ason for selling. w. r. Smith. /
lrns, Oregon.
c. w. Fitzgerald was up from Z
arrows Tuesday. He states ;
Iat c. N. Gable is installing a ?
lmping plant one mile from 0
that is Of considerable z
terest b local people. He has
lerga. deem veil and h INSTALL
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~ ~ rf|< IN THIS COUNTY.
|ftnn>Y AtousT Is. 1905.
.oc Al News.
,s byrd has been quite
barron wns a visitor from
i and rake Ss5 at voegt-
bins of tnt last few days
|nysd harvesting. !
|culp. painting and paper
Burns Oregon. !
;au|t aria family arrived !
- n eood health. \
|rrIved at g. II. voegtly's
load barb wire, black, !
led. and bali mile wire.
Smith M assisting in
|rnop (ounty National
....:.::: -...,...--lsier Browns
take al4antage of that
b to North Beach Aug.
|nd trip S12 from Baker.
|d.
|rris Is again on duty at
|rown a. Sons mercantile
|mont after o delightful
1Iolt left Wednesday
Angeles Where he for {
led Later he will go to |
visit bis aged mother.
may NOT return here /
; sprine /
bend of Delaine and )
otc Bucks fine. big
Yin sell cheap If taken /
tx veeIz A bargain q
ne 'ocfn'nF bucks. In q
ckiNIosp Paulina, Or.
|aIkcr arrived here Sun Il
Wisconsin where he @
vacation visiting his f
|and old homo friends. n
exhi'afnted from his
|cst and at oncc took up 4.
as clerk b the local =
Dist Atty e. II. Leon v
bis departure Wednes-
d short vacation. He
|ewpori for D short vis- y
s family and viii then =
o Michigan to see his =
nd other relatives re- :.
me timr pes, month. -
|Adame. sRen Goodwin, a
is and r.. r. Dakan. all :"
Iowa ~sae here this 4 =
king over the country !.
lew Of inVesting. Mr.. -
in the mercantile busi- =
Mr. Davis IS an nipple -
bier. The other two !"
are tanners. The "
/ Thursdas for home
Kelly return later TO re- s.
|manont|y. They were q
||t gentlemen and would OIL
|ra5 BE ciiizeas. g
rovn spent b few days ~ ~
Fly during the week. y
h is one of our cxten ~
|raisets and says local =
|are planning for a new VI
year IN the manner Of
Of their wool clips. &C
|ose to pool II and ship te
TO come neliable conf A
|louse and not depend q
|rs coming to the ship A
5 aud having the grow II
|eteIy at Lheir mercy. X
may BE- successful and la
|pmen a mDch better M
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ISOLATED TRACT
uffTFp rTkfrs LkNp UFricg &
hufna, ofuaun, July 4. fps. 4
NOii q IL hVfeby Fivvu that - dirsctei hs
the tou missioner ~ The Ngugfal land nNlrp
under the prosisiona ~ the Act ~ cunrftas = d
proved June 81, iNd ~ states tifI $50 atl
onef a. public sale 20 the hiHhist bidder. ~ q
u'ciork a M, un the Ilih daf ~ AuIusi uenf
Al this niilco. The losinH ffart ~ iaHd
M sNl rrrfinu ~, fufnshlp ~ south,
Range 40 Past. ". serial No fs
Any prffonf claiming adversely the aisstr.
described lands afr advised tu nla their slaiu. >
~ objections on ~ hciufe the time dstiguaisd
Tor sale,
Wa. FAsHr, nsslsisr
FHANG nAYrY, Receiver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-26
FAMILY WIPED OUT

Mother ana -Four Daughters Suffo-
Gated in Chicago Fire.
CHICAGO. ILL, June 25.--Five are
known to be dead and more than a
score of persons We're injured several
fthcm seriously. as the result of an
explosion, followed by fire, in a five
story building, the upper floors OF
which Were used as boarding house.
at1l7S1 Huron Street, to-day. The ex-
plosion occurred in the plant of the
Pabst Chemical Company on the
ground floor. The dead are Mrs. Mar,
Nolan, janitress of the building, and
three of her daughters-Jennie, Emma
and Helen. They seemingly had been
hemmcd in by the flames and suffo-
Gated before help came.
The fifth Is an unidentified man.
thought to bean employe Of the Chem
ical Company. His body was recov-
erred from the basement after the
flames had been eStinguished.
Mary Nolan, fourteen years old. an
other daughter of the janitress. Is
missing, and 1t Is thought she may
have been burned.
The explosion wrecked the front OF
the building, and the fire spread rap
idly. owing to the intlammable nature
Iof the chemicals stored in the base
ment. The employees OF the Paps'
Chemical COMPANY escaped. though sev,
eral were injured by dying glass ano
debris. They We're nearly an s'fis
THE building was almost a total wreck
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MUST De
LEGALLY BRANDED
Circulars Issued for Guidance Of
Collectors, Gauging Officers
and Others.
Times Dispatch Bureau.

Washington. d. c.. June 25.
Commissioner Capers of the Bureau
of Internal Revenue, has sent out cir
culars for the guidance of collectors
and gauging officers. as we'll as distil-
lers. rectifiers and wholesale liquor
dealers. in the matter of branding
packages of distilled spirits so as to
make such branding conform to the
decision of the Acknowledgement con-
corning the scope and effect of the
pure food law.
The new regulations, which will go
into effect July LIST, classify, Distilled
spirits as high wines" alcohol" or
spirits, as the case may, be-. 1t Is
directed that casks be marked or brand
ed on the stamp head III accordance
with the foregoing and with the fol-
lowing definitions. High wines are
defined as those which are practically
the first product of distillation, in
which the substances congeneric with
ethyl alcohol have not been transformed
or their properties otherwise partially
eliminated, so as to convert them into
any form Of potable spirits.
Alcohol is held to be all forms OF
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HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY, MOHAnI-
NED ALI MIRA, PERSIAS RULER

so treated as to partially transform
or otherwise partially eliminate the
original congeneric substances and
bring them to a condition of par
ticular form OF potable spirits. will
he marked with the name of such form
of potable spirits, as the case may be,
as determined under the paragraph
above relating to marking at distil-
leries.
"a mixture of such potable spirits
of the same kind will be marked
BLENDED followed by the particular
name of such spirits-as. for example,
blended whiskey
"A mixture of a particular kind of
such potable spirits with alcohol, pro-
yided there Is enough of such potable
spirits to make it real compound. and
not the mere semblance of one, will
be marked as a compound Of such
spirit, with the distillate with which
it is niKed--as, forAeXample "a conn
pound of whiskey and. grain distil-
late: or, IL preferred, with the par
ticuiar name of such spirit compound
ed with such other distillate-as, for
example. 'whiskey, compounded with
grain distillate."
alcohol, commercial alcohol, or high
wines, which have been nanipula ted
by the aid of artificial flavors colors
or extracts. or otherwise, so as to re-
semble some particular kind Of potable
spirits, will be marked with the name
OF such spirits. preceded by the word