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The Glenwood post., 1908-10-10
JOHN tlENQT
ON
RAPID
TRANSIT
BY GEO. " HOBART, (.HueH mAueH.",

because we are always in such hurry
to get somewhere that we would
rather take the first car and get
squeezed into breathlessness than wait
for the next, which would likely
squeeze us into insensibility.
Breathlessness can be cured. but
insensibility is dangerous without an
alarm-clock.
For man with small dinipg room,
the squeezer car has its advantage,
but when a stout man rides in them,
he finds himself supporting a lot of
strangers he never met before.
One evening l jumped on one of
those squeezers feeling Just like IA
two-year-old, full of health aud happi-
ness.
The thought of it makes me feel
Iuite Tennysonsque.
From Cortland street he proudly
strobe at suppertime that day to tako
the elevated road which goes up Har-
lem way. He shook and shivered like
the deuce. and then he sadly sighed,
because the path was long and loose
which led to Morningside
He kissed the downtown girl he
TusHeu, ana SalQ. know you II
miss me, but don't start weeping IL
I'm crushed; Just kiss me, sweet
heart; kiss me- 'Tis miles to go,
long miles to go to where ] do reside.
and boogie men are In the cars that
run to Morningside!"
Her eyes were like two stars that
shine and sparkle through the rain:
she sobbed: "Good-by, sweetheart Of
mine!'-he kissed his love again
And should not return some day to
claim my blushing bride, you'll find me
on the right of way twixt here and
Morningside,
"Oh, Phyllis, ! must pull up stakes
this awful trip to make-hark! do you
hear the broken brakes refuse to make
brake? Good-by, my love: goodby,
my dove! on this | do decide; when
airships come in use I'll take you up
to Morningsde."
He found car well loaded down
with so souls or more to take tho
pathway through the town he'd taken
oft before. The guard unto his voice
gave vent: Observation-Disclosures!
then closed the gates and OFF they
went, bound for Morningside
Fat men sat down in ladies' laps
they'd never met before; and sad and
solemn-looking chaps exploded some
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THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS.
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
STORY OF The Week
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
EVENTS IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDS.
WESTERN NEWS.

The Canadian Pacific mechanics
strike has been officially declared off.
Pleased with the results given by
motor police patrol, Los Angeles has
ordered another, which will be the larg-
est in service in the United States.
The transport Thomas sailed from
San Francisco Monday for the Phil
ippines with 1873 men of Battery c.
Fifth field artillery, $50 marines and
1926 recruits for the navy.
Minnesota motorists are facing a
hard fight in the legislature for the re-
vision Of automobile laws, there being
general demand for the re-establish-
ment Of the system of state registra-
tion abandoned two years ago.
Ten thousand school children in Chi
cago are insufficiently nourished,
starvation. and many are not suffici-
emily clad to keep them in healthy
condition. according to report just
made to the board of education.
Operating officials of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad deny the report that
inefficient motive power on their road
has caused congestion of wheat along
200 cars day are now being handled
in excess of those moved last year.
The surveyors general of Utah, Col
orado Nevada, Oregon, Washington,
Montana and Wyoming have been in
vited by d. A. Utter, surveyor general
of Idaho. to meet at Boise at date to
be fixed later. to consider the adoption
of uniform system Of conducting
their work
At the Mormon conference in Salt
Lake Monday it was announced by one
of the speakers that in the four tenn
pies of the church three million bap-
tisms had been performed for the dead
and 100000 for the living, baptsms for
living and dead by proxy being one of
the tenets of the Mormon faith.
Theodore Roosevelt for President
again eight years from now was the
declaration of the Presidents son-in-
law, Congressman Nicholas Long
worth, in a speech at Rock Island on
the grounds of the Tri-state Exposi-
tion to an audience of several thou
sand persons, who cheered the senti-
ment again and again. He wants Taft
to be elected and then reelected.
George E. Barstow, new president Of
the National Irrigation congress. has
announced the following members of
the board of governors to have charge
of its affairs during the coming year:
President Barstow; Secretary B. A.
Fowler of Arizona; w. A. Beard, Cali
fornia: Fred Keesel, Utah: Dr. w. j.
McGhee, secretary Inland Waterways
Commission; Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon
of Montana. If Congressman William
A. Beeder of Kansas will serve he will
be the seventh member.
The meeting of the American Bank
ers' Association at Denver finished its
work and adjourned Thursday after
electing the following officers: Presi-
dent, George M. Reynolds. president
Continental National Bank. Chicago;
vice president, Lewis f. Pierson, pres
ident Irving National Exchange Bank,
New York. Fred G. Moffat of the
First National Bank of Denver was
elected a member of the executive
council and E. s. Irish of the Denver
National Bank, as vice president from
Colorado.
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get out, because you hate to disturb
the strange gentleman that is using
your knee to lean over.
Between the seats there is a space
Of two feet, but in that space you will
always find four feet, and their own
ers, unless one Of them happens to
have wooden leg.
Under ordinary circumstances four
into two won't go, but the squeezer
cars defy the laws Of gravitation.
A squeezer conductor can put 26
into nine and still have four to carry.
The ladies' of New York have start
ed q rebellion against the sQueezer
cars. but every time they start 1t the
conductor pulls the bell. and leaves
the rebellious standing on the corner
We are very nervous and careless
people in New York. To prove how
careless we are, will cite the fact
that Manhattan island ia called after a
cocktail.
This nervousness IL our undoing
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GENERAL NEWS.

Tho Atlantic battleship fleet entered
the harbor at Manila on the I'd inst.
On Monday, the 5th inst. Prince
Ferdinand was proclaimed Gear Of the
Bulgarians.
Advices received at Lisbon state that
the bubonic Plague is increasing at an
alarming rate at Terciera, one of the
Azores islands.
The Massachusetts, Democratic con-
James H. Vahey Of Watertown for
governor.
Peary left Etah, West Greenland,
August 18th, bound northward for Cape
Columbia. from whence he will make
his dash foN the pole in February.
An explosion of gas at the plant OF
the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company's
works No. 2, at Tarentum, suburb of
Pittsburg, Sunday, resulted in a loss
by fire of 100000 and threw 800 men
out of employment.
Congressman Nicholas Longworth has
emphatlcally denied the report that
in his speech at Rock Island he pre-
dicted that President Roosevelt would
become candidate for President eight
years from now.
BY a unanimous resolution the con-
ference of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day SAINTS at Salt Lake
pledged its support to prohibition leg
islation.
AAe Right Rev. Michael Tierney,
bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese
OF Hartford, who was stricken with
paralysis on Saturday. died at Hart
ford. Conn, Monday.
The United States battleships Maine
and Alabama, which arrived at Gibral-
on September 30th, sailed on the
4th inst for Horta. capital Of the isl
land Of Fayal, Azores.
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SaIvationists Arrested.

Los Angeles. Cal.-Wholesale ar
rests of Salvation Army workers were
made Sunday night, fifty or more be-
ing taken to the police station, singing
and praying. They refused to give bail
and were locked in cells. They are
charged with violation of the ordi-
nance prescribing districts for street
meetings.
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aenteeI Imitation of Roush,House.

Genteel Imitation Of Rough-Housc.
and swore Some used the air to stand
upon, the floor was occupied by $1,000
feet bound out for Morningside.
Il want my hiatt" small man cried
in accents full of heat: and when to
his seat. Ten thousand souls hung
onto straps and did the slide-the-
slide; the human laundry which at
night hangs out for &orningside.
Beneath the car the third rail snaps
and barks and tries to bite while
those who hang around on straps turn
over then turn white. 1t sighs for
those and cries for those who in the
coaches ride, and makes them wish
they did not live far out at Morning
side.
Where does the fat director ride
who owns the iron road? With human
sardines does he hide while homeward
he is towed? Not on your life! n
squeeze like that would surely hurt
his pride; he takes the benZine buggy
when he goes to Morningside.
The cars will crowded be tonight:
there'll be another crush; for hunger
waits on appetite and all must home
ward rush. and stand like men to pay
the debt monopoies provide on any
road, on every road-including Morn,
ingside!
How about it!
Copyright. 1905. by G. w. Dillingham; Coz
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-10
II 10 20. X"

20. k was not long ago passed
upon by court in Illinois, and has.
received judicial sanction.
Two prominent manufacturing con-
Germs had become involved in dis
agreement which threatened legaf
complications. Their lawyers induced
them to compromise their differences.
and to append their signature to an
agreement that was made mutually
satisfactory and legally binding In
attestation of the facts In the case.
the attorneys merely used the letters
O. K, thinking the matter happily set
tied Suddenly, however, one Of the
contestants brought suit to have the
agreement annulled, on the ground
that o. X. was a mere slang phrase.
and hence not legally binding. But
the court ruled that 1t undoubtedly
gave that which is the universal con.
ception and understanding, and was
therefore correct. valid and legally
binding upon the parties concerned.
In brief. 1t was o. K.-Illustrated
Sunday MAGAZINE.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-16

= Thaekseay end tn. Ea6aSa.
3haek9kay loved Ssij3tG 3okas u
hahssif. snd one ~ 81 q 5saaGae sa1oy4l
NJ about q Rsakasix AeanSA TAs
asehof was nnase46ipR H.: It'll tAs
town. and the moment ~ 1enaretd
e4o To- railway4s stat,PPe VA tosd q
hafknsy coaehmans e dfiys .6p to dc
d1sr e.ts s1ss' $5SsssS &: q. E
an9 they started. In half i mfHtat1S he
CAB was at . standsttli,i aha !TEackerty
saW the cabman 1T tbs '&oot;, bowiix
to.him 10 come out. He did 10, without
word and found thatshss .was 1T TIE
pcFdco Of the, STATEN hotel. which 10
had failed to zee was not q dozen yards
hut he handed the man 4 shilling
and was entering the hotel, rather
pleased with bis own sang ftoid, when
he was amazed to see the cabman isk.
Ing OF his coat and offering to 'sneht
him for tho other. sixpence." It ap.
pears that on that day,a resolution Of
The Reading town council had, eeme
INTO operation empoyerins, hackney
s s'.anns TO- chang e pePe., for .ny
Wis its nrst frdinl II Il dnnecsssaty
to'add that ths'cipman Isot his money
and Thackeray 1 food story to teil at
ths clubs.
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~ ,nos .eo@et VASE aan1oo's temper
wv lSV1Ns = ''';''s,ts5
~. xsu 30 .% e. : esl'paooe-, s9e
esS:.::' ~ . I:s o.aasssa me aey
m1S.. 'ssi. 49, Gfsk :. oon1y .
rs. 1r,co M "oS,a 81.
~. a.nes h..s ~. ~. ~ ~,
t. stri had sceomn.nss3s. :.
~ .we s,.. AN 80. 49, 10 .ao. .,ts1ut
~ .-H. p: asrs@ s. 1nefe
.s.,. vsvtp! !! ~ s'espee CUT !
@I. .o'ss 1e2 y pooa'e W.
49, .t...s II
$50 .s1Sx1sI. 1nAkEt.t.s sll{ ApPy
ca3(H.: ~, 80 ~ ~ ~
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RFsdslle q. iesbsr. il s.AAans 4
Co, Souris. N D
Contains some foreign starch
LahNo 5lsA s''''' '"'s'' - :.
8tind, Butter. - .w
Producer or jobber, Simon schmid.
Bartlett, N D 90" .
Colored with AGO dye
Lab No sos
A Z :.S.,,. a.i.' eti.. Cherries
Jobber. John c Johnson Co.. Mime
,..Apoiis, Mimi '''''' :
Contains benzoic acid
Lab No SPAS "A
Brand, Csl., Extracted Honey. Alb.
.solutely Pure
Producer or jobber. Nash Bros.
Grand Forks, ND
Largely cane sugar
La6 No 1921
Grand. Chocolate
Producer or jobber, ] G Becker,
Chicago. Ill
Contains much foreign starch
Lap No 5zs4
Brand Maraschino Cherries "Cor-
-, teaux''
Producer or jobber. Reid, Murdoch
& Co. Chicago. Ill
*Benzoic acid present; not properly
labeled i. >
Lab No. 52s5
Brand, Paiteurized. Butter. Pure
Pasteurized Creamery Butter
Producer. ideal Cold Storage Co.
.Wadsna. MINI
Short weight; contains coal tar dye;
not properly labeled
State Of North Dakota. County Of
Rishiand. %:
I, E. 3. Cameron, County Auditpz
in and for Richland county, state 81
North Dakota dS Is hereby certify thA,
the foregoing list WAS flied 10 by
Office thib third day of;Jsly, 1908. aSd
IL published in conformity with Sec.
tioh 3 Of. Chapter 8 of.the I. session l.y i
|of 1893. :" 80 '.''' y .
Dated this 3rd day Of July, 1908.
Els. Fams{on.
County Auditor.
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! IhaRaY3NC ON /
5 INSTRuCT4oA :;
: sy r.yl.. .yxA,...
D White.
Copyrighted. 1903. By Associated
:. Literary sPtss6. ~ >

IS g..,,. Literary sPssss. y ., z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5
ssu Runyon regarded xtth' .mus..
meSt. II not appreciation. tie diminu.
tive applicant for the vacant POST Of
ONCE boy. The lads fluent talk, hesyi.
ly favored with the slang q ~ mo-
mept.' was. divertlns even xhls it e1-
posed his unfitness Tor the placs.
tim afraid it's no dsel. Eippy." be
said. his tone tnsed With ERdly ~
srst. "You don't quite nll the S,n."
&c turned back e =. dssk, but a
sripy hand srasped ii. coat sleeve.
"Forset it. boss pleaded Llppy the
had confessed that to Be the Cd y name
bs knew. I'm 10 wrong. Get that'
l dpn't live Wild pe fader and, mndden.
but It's cause ! aln't g. ipcne. seq,
what Of i doll ID 1 iodstp. house
aud amt got me pants pt.Gsed1 iii
b Johnny on do spot and wort dos.
On dude kids. Len me tree itoe men
and Eli b back here wtd dssgad rags
In ! half hour. 10 Il . 90! Give q
Teller q chanct will YER. '
Bippy tried hard to keep q sa6 up
per lip. but the nervous twiechHs:bp-
traied his anxiety. aud thsifsS' vas .
psssdlne lock in tie sharp srseniih
eysa Runyoo drew 4. I've dollar bin
from bis pocket and handed ie' 20 lie
boy: =
'7rs a co.. b. agreed. .Now. s,r
hsSvsn's cake. ct I 01csat' looking
suit! Don't come back kise tSatlkiliqs
lik. prise asktssss spsiisriis, partner.
ana hurry. up.".
WITH, q muttsrsa .4rIsis.. that was
vmdaat to hasAAssesa;,h Ssv III aE.spstfa
vista volumes. &.saiGsbo5sas, ds,is4t,
A1pz, Apsd. fFom III aQss He WI
~. ,HitAia .tAssc holf ho3r.
1850 s;:sS t is'! &C.: asa |R:. e
haq besa bis bodyr XIX ~: III
we'll WON, but 'elsaH, hid pair 81
sh4es described 81 Eppa u dew SO.
oodhand'' completed To odtaE Lippy
w. installed. - y y
1of. .. faw. weeks. things. want we'll
In Gths. Rppyap pase. .Iippy, learned
thA, rqd!meqts .ef q naFs epa1entional
speech. ana his .slsEtnesg ), brought
many smile q approval from Run.
yoa: Lippy Va. sfflcspl.Px e 3 pioaaaii..'
Then came a blue MSnday, when oil
went wrong. hunyon came to the
once with. the. temper Of a. bear. dc
paSssd. .Lippy. with a curt nod and
shut himself in the private, once
whsnce presently, came 4 demand fps
the typewriter. 1ippy repRoerted that
she had not yet arrived and, pointed
out that she still had fifteen minutes
grace. But the fifteen minutes, stretch.
Cd to half an hour. and still the girl
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cSs;,,l .Kii,sm.

Formerly It wss custeusalx fSc.f1iau
e Dagiand on Good tSsh5 - hall{ =
eStam ~.rings., tie WalMs6 IL whit
pRvsntsd crsmp oesN9tnpet. ny
veFe made from n 6.aesPrd
II. e! ssa ssa': :es e e ~ II
q sun pss::s,.d. s. -s x13s,
y oumSudsd> BY AE$a6aI procts.
asa" about 1854. 1kdls1 Ropdss
n his "Brsviary Of Hsalth;h I'D iha
oGsefsmp says. ssJakstJAuiA ma3is.
~ hath . srsatslsls1,aalb matt ss
u hatRwing< esaQlR. 49, With
II ne9sy rorrpllsa o. esie.aIly
3 s,. d,s.s .'sss ' i IA &.
4 ots ii 1908 ~ III kr1i1a6.s
shesr Tor soss -e16S ~" IA
doee . "bestovs theR v1l1aIt.da NJ
Gles'-Ws1ll lE olsfD61e - .
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.'',A IL. {.s {.
Tee oAAnGaaasa

II, s; G =! 81 s. ..,a.as.
q to'run'ovet 10 thSstNSStrj6ss
1!s: Church -BM W. soH uso taa<
snors41a you've besa esEll3ta q
Wesk7. 49,.
-. .Cnoseh-Whaka to IL vssey
neK why. that's ,WAeaS re g
~PhQadslphia Pseoa.
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Meat. and Fi,h...Illes.l

F1eatS ana klSnssslIle4AI
Lab. No. 5098.
Brand. Mince Meat. Emery"
Producer or jobber. Emery Food
Co.. Chicago. Ill.
Contains borates in considerable
amount.
Lab. No. 5189.
Brand. Fresh CLANS.
Jobber, Potter & Wrightington,
Boston. Mass
Contains borates
Lab, No 520s. ct
Brand. Fish Balls in Fish Bouillon
Producer o. iobber, Chr. Bjelland
&. Co.. Stranger. Norway
Contains chemical personalities
Lab. No. 52O7.
Brand. Sardines in Oil, "Togo"
Producer or jobber. Lubec Sardine
Co., Lubec, MINI
Cottonseed oil present: not properly
labeled '-''' '''s
Lab. No. $3.50.
Brand. Mince Meat. "True Blue,
New England
Producer or jobber, Edwin A. Rice
Co.. Chicago. Ill. -
Borax present
c.t.sp--.ll!ss.l
Lab. No. $3.50.
Brand. Catsup. "Virginia"
Producer Or 'jobber. : Virginia Pure
FSSd Co., baltimore, Ma:
collof n With y tsl! !7sssa
Extsaets...lllstal
LabNo 5222 '''f :
Bfssa |4:,; Extract ''ts Of Orange. "w.t-
Producer or jobber. ]. r. Watkins
MEDICAL Co. ,Wjppna. MINI -
Not properly labeled and colored
Lab No 522s.
s:.,Btsnd. Extract Of Lemon. "wat.
~ :''tfis''e' - ''7''@'@'
Pf8dScer Or iobber. JR, Watkins
Adical 60. Wipopa. Mimi. >.
W W.. ~t..11SSheS' NJ pakSNsRsEly
labeled =
Lab No SAT-
Brand, Lemon; Extract, ''Ivanhoe"
Ptodscer Or jobbir, Wright. CLARK,
ID Mercantile Co, Dal6th:. llinn
Not full measure ''''" -'o'-f''
Lab No 607 r." -
'Hssa aDd Ra,pbhsrsy Etts.st, Pure
a md concsnttatad 49,.
Prqdiaesr. Or iebRsz. MsCormick-
Rehnke & Co. st Paul, MINI,
Artificial colored with coal tar dye
falsely Tabled. "
Noe tuli measure
Lab Nos54s fT>''
Brand. Extract of Lemon. "Gold
y, ,x Mafdal"
-! Iqdaesr or jobber. Grand Fork.
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Fhss. IL = sayius ut 49, ass -
1omsly - Z mudstkssHhee.x sbad ~
- ever 50 Q mud 6snco a. ASfiie
0ore b such . thinGt-A6enG7n 0loSa
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~ - $00
$50 sosan. 1.spay asaskslis ~ h
.Gnlglti1A. 81. " st:y
8 Ae@AH heye "a, ans q @, sl~tfAt0
exp!S( H. spdldVn,tD - Z 5sf, at
"a. R& "a R.M .51A It up nsfs ma
onds 1teedt SSa. You'ts soeSms dewn
Wit me-" ~ss1...se-s s..iasssS
hats ths met3nf ~ 9sesd u
ast0nishmsnt "Ar. RBqyoA = eons
trf4bkf 1s<..,...;
up 10 ais neck" dseieIcd Ianpy.
"Sey. II you don't ct down M,,x1Stty
he'll 50 dead nutsy. Hs w. 49, bug
house when ! went e*dy tfonaetbes
waSbomsthln' + tall ylsas -
'Wait n.fhs bdR. /. IN 10; llgAAAaa."
aha ,pro@i.ed.. lN5ae b. Asmbiias
hands toycd VIGOROUSLY with I Yibano.
Ill did not know It was % ssEiaqs-
that he would take It this way. ''a
.t9efious!' schosd Ltpbl. aIH bet ~
ind two COPS and tbS RmbuAmes De
infh' place II We d66t 8stH3h31o peotN
quick: ......,- >,:.i''s + Z !.
The girl rang the bell tor AHN pA
ana Lippy went down 70, ~ ffoot han
tosfbeld' 4 pleasant tn m3ift3s n I'm.
ps{tihsnt contef4atjon .3f4)d b tie
butjsr with tie dsidS3Sa8n kdovlodeo
th&t 'ths staid fuiatat33aki3 dla bot AASO
hit back. .sos,4Y
Then The girl Cana. AeH1r ~ staizs
ioqking even more atHaeflFA b Ae
~; furs. and tappiJi'S Wesd psiS eol.
lo4td her into w a9e6486lls TIT
STOOD 1t thu curb TSG tSftAee hps.
W{eter WAS new % NIL Y
M ,Ride was al. SDo dhdgtssnl IT,
gsa, pueassd aftae him Il tapSy lsesd
doStn. TIE. hall and. p1pnaa1t al11lv open
IL door With q ahsi1 ~ 1u4 ~. boss..
1aeyea cane ont s. Il, pf3Slts o0es
saf 6sitsd - s. ic9f1d, q: taSlkl.
..YSS Hivs ;SoshhiSc' 1lteY xos ~.
u1sy'' ~ Asksd rtSfil. !"
4Ths boy std y66s6s dXxGrs.ndaRh d..
tr4snaAssshs sx,iaa : tl;.sS.li aiasnet
ha3ss come Il 10. had not 1S6 e Is ~.
IN that you xers. a. - -boenk q
eelnmtttine some rash. $500
e mt lin fqr ~, SIevitsr rsa
rseommsnded." cxpiainsd kunypa. my
III sot married ysstseday' &6Asft
tim: i had. ths. cA$to 6t, III e
weea' Jon had, spsasG 1bp3. It ~
psstsboard Il vs. Ola oe ~ ~
val's own cards. with 4 neoe5Ie6t "a.
drsss' on The back bIk ,ths pencil unar1ra
~ 1
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Mercantile Co, Grand Forks. N I

'Pr6aucer or jobbsr.. Atwood 4
-ytssfe. Chicago. I'll -, I q
Fn.l;;S!y shslsd and 4! .sr'ti !s:!.!
Rrsaad Extract Of Lemon. Golden
Rple"
Producer or jobber. A J Hilbert &
Co. Milwaukee. Wis
Colored with dinitrolcresol
ceftss--lil.4.l
Lab No 5672
Brand. Health Coffee
Prodacer or jobber. DR. Shops
Racine Wis - "'''
Not @at' : coffee
Olive and Salad osl..-lll.s.l
Lab No 5Oes ''
Brand Salad Dressing, "My wife's
seliSd, Dressing
Psssssa SS e jobRer. Fred Fe.r. New
,Yosk, n. y
no Me'99s. gwen; aFtlnslaily. sol.
/ .orad, and not properly labeled
Lab No 6606
Brand Salad Oil, "Loubon"
Producer, Chaser Kohnn- & Co, Chi
csGo, Ill ''''' '''' ''"' 81 SO
ws!!kRst IL. n'ot given; eott ''y1 oil
j , iii. t'l, i 1. i.
Lab, No 5lI3.4
'Brand, Seeded Raisins. ":Ptosai1''
Producer or jobber, Phoenix Pack.
i6R Co. FRESNO, Cal
Co1txin5 borsx ''' WIZ.
LaI1SSS|,P] E.I
AiI9 Is,S w. Rssas'' 'ss''''
Psa&,.ssr:: q iebber. Reid. .x4sde!ek
a.aA Co., Ckicseo, III. ,n...'
Snlnhites present in considerable
J.. amount
Lab No t{09
Brand. Duffy Exaporated Apples
ProdAess III jsshbeFF. American Fruit
sRE2d1ss GO. Rafhaetern my
+ Slight trace Of aulphites present
Lab. No .5514
Brand, Dried Peaches, "Oriole',
Put up. for Reid, Murdoch & Co.
Chicago, III "'''''''''
SulpKaf bleashed
1aPt J o'55is "."'
R5apd, Cleaned Currants, ':,HalI,s''
Producer o., jobber, Fargo Mersan-
tile Co.. Fargo, ND.
Weight not given; contains borax
Lab No 55l7
Brand, Dried Peaches, Golden
Dragon" '''
Produuser or jobber, Reid, Murdoch
Go. Chicago, Ill '''''
Sulphur bleached
Lab No 551s,
Brand, Dried Pears
Packed by H D Curtis, Los Catos,
Cal
Sulphur bleached
Lab No 5519
Brand, Dried Apples Questionable
Jobbsr, Park, Grant & Morris,
Fargo. ND
Lab, No. $3.50
Brand, Dried Peaches, "Star and
Crescent"
Producer or jobber, ] K Armsby
Co, California
SULPHUR bIeached
Lab No 5524
Brand, Dried Peaches
Jobber, Stone, Oidean, Wells & Co,
Duluth, MINI
Sulphur .bleached
Lab No 5526
Brand, Apricots, cred Banner"
Packed BY Gregory Fruit Co. Col,
ton, CA .
Sulphur. bleaehed
Lab No bS2z
sHfs sapd.s prissd. Peaches. g. .';::Marqastte',
PRODUCER !or iehber. Park, Grant g.
Morris, Fargo, N D {
Sulphur bleached /;
Lab. No 5es2 /.
Brand. Dried Peaches
Rdaesr q io6bsF, Park, Grant 4
Morris crosssafy e g. Grand fSiks,
MP ''''' ~ y
I, SyRhura Plsashsd.
Lab Ne, 1884,. ..u
Brand, Dried Figs, .Californis
White Figs 4
Producer a. jobbsr, Reid, Murdoch
X%. Css;jSo. IN > s'''" =
. 3 sq VA , klgsssshe 4
L 1s4 Ne Illfs2s
Hand .D'FEied. Apricqtss ..,,s.
Producer 81 jobhaE.s Raid; ,Mpsdoch
e..&,Co.. Chiaago. III
Sulphur .bleach6d
Lab No 5686.
Brfnd, Dried Apples, Bown Bros
H.pot!siltsa Applss ''''' - -
JobSsss. MI 81 : h. 3. Grand Forks.
sSylRAps bleasbsd.
Lab A. $50. :. .., a
Brand, Dried Peaches, ..Raiadaer''
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Lap No 547s
Brand, Ice Cream
PRODUCER or jobber,, O, H Burnham,
Valley City, N a
Contains gelatin: not standard.
Lap No 54N @'S
Brand, Ice creap. 81
A.nut9.etursF. " T ,YitteE. Valley
City. Mp
Lab No 5l75
Brand, Ice Cream 80
Manufactured BY. Valley City
Creamery Co, Valley City. Mn
Contains gelatin; hot properly
labeled % :
Lab No 549l
Brand, Ice Cream
Manufacturer, J c vandsrbie. st
Paul, MINI :"
Contains gelatin
LAP No 554s
Brand. Ice Cream
PRODUCER Or jcbber,, Block Ice
Cream Co. Grand Forks. ND
Gelatin present
Lab No 5647
Brand. Ice Cream
PRODUCER or johber, H. K Gsist,
Grand Forks, ND,
Gelatin ice cream and not standard
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Vinetar...Illsaal

vineSar...lllstal
Lab No 5667
Brand, Cider Vinegar
Jobber, Farmers Supply House,
Fargo, N D
Below standard