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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
Cotton Men Adjourn After Considering Many Important Problems
TO KEEP TARIFF UNDER
CONTINUOUS REVISION
System Prevents Modification Of One Without
Opening Up Entire List.0ther Interesting Papers
Read at Convention.

certain with mathematical exactness
the exact percentage OF moisture at
any given stage.
Our tests are made on samples for-
warded us in air-tight receptacles:
experience showing us that samples
thus sent reach us IN practically the
same condition as that in which they
are dispatched from the South, or
even from Europe.
Appeals to South.
THE question OF yarn tests appeals
in special manner to the South, In
view of the important Development Of
spinning In that part of the country,
the increase having been nearly 80 per
cent. between 1900 and 1905. and the
bulk Of this gain being In medium
and fine counts.
According to the census returns
for 1905. the production Of yarn III
the South for that year was about
the combined product of the rest Of
the United States, while in 1900 the
South had only produced 40 per cent.
OF the total; equaling gain OF %
per cent. within five years. Out OF
the total value of yarn purchased in
1905 by Aperican mills (thirty-four
millions of dollars). Southern mills
only bought about four millions
worth.
Benefits of Ynrn Testing.
Our aim has been and Will always
be to place at the disposal of American
manufacturers the technical and chemi-
cal advantages enjoyed by their Euro
pean competitors, with a view to de-
terminins with mathematical preci-
sion the exact qualities OF their pro-
ducts and thus inspiring buyers with
the fullest confidence. Our tests are,
however, no secret process. Our
friends. If they provide themselves with
the needed equipment can obtain the
same results by the comparison Of
their product with our standards.
1--WE have no preconceived notions to
impose on manufacturers in our tests,
our only object being, as I have said,
to show the actual existing conditions
upon which those interested may base
their action under circumstances which
may call for incontestable findings of
fact These findings we are prepared
to establish, and only ask the privi-
lege of doing so for the information
and guidance of those who may call
for our services"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
ENJOYABLE EVENING
Fine Musical Program Arranged by
Cable Company.

SdDlc OOuhpuuSs
Among the enjoyable features of the
convention was the piano recital and
complimentary musical rendered to the
association in the Jefferson Hotel Au-
ditorium on "Wednesday evening by
the Cable Company The work OF the
Richmond musicians was highly en-
joyable. The program was Is follows:
First Part-Piano solo, Kingsbury
Inner-Player, (a) THE Merry Widow
Selections" (Lehar): (b) The Merry
Widow Waltzes" (Lehar). Mr.. William
R. Reinhardt. Quartet (selected, the
Jefferson quartet-Mr. Sidney Wilbon,
tenor (frsD; Mr.. Howell Brooks,
tenor (second) Mr.. Joseph Hicks, bass
(first); Mr.. Henry Beattie. bass
(second). Piano solo. Kingsbury Inner
Player, School Day Selections" de
rome). Mr.. William r. Reinhardt.
Auxetophone solo (selected). Mr. Fred
erick Kessnich. Tenor solo. you Give
Me Your Love. I'll Give You Nine
MIR. Sidney Wilbon.
Second Part-Piano solo-Kingsbury
Inner Player. (a) "Witches Dance" (N1ac-
DowelD; OBJ "In Foreign Parts
(MoskowskD, Mr.. William r Rein
hardt. Soprano solo, Waltz Song
from Romeo and Juliet, II Would
Linger" (Gounod), Miss Frances West.
Violin solo, "Adoration" (BorowskD
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt. Piano
solo, "Rustling Spring" (Sinding),
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD. Soprano solo,
"Elegy" (violin obligato), (MasseneD
Miss Frances West Violin solo
Souvenir" Dridla) Miss Annie Louise
Reinhardt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
GETS BIG CONTRACT
Sydnor Pump and Well Company to Supply
Water in Army Alanoeuvres.

Mr.. 7. G. sydnor, vlce-presldent and gen
eral manager of the Sydnor Pump and WILL
Company unc.(. has just returned from
New York having secured the large water
supply contract for the United States Army
rnanoeuvres at Pine Camp, near the ST.
Lawrence River. in Northern New York, The
contract is similar TO thai executed for the
United states government army manoeuvres
al Manassas few years ago. on which the
Richmond firm was the only bidder It was
thought impossible 10 complete the work
within the time limit, but the company not
only succeed in doing so, but finished three
days anead,
e The present contract is to supply appraxi-
5mately 10000 men and 1900 horses with
ar abundant supply otwater throughout the
/ camp. extending over several miles Of ter
ritory. completely isolated from the rail-
roads and any available source OF supplies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
Textile School

Pleading for more cooperation on
the part of manufacturers, Mr.. Thomas
Nelson, director of the textile depart
ment Of the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College, Raleigh. N. c., declared
in his address on Textile Schools"
that these institutions were helpful
and that they should be organized and
should exist primarily for the mills
with a greater bond between them
than heretofore. The first school was
established seventeen years ago. 1t
marked new departure. he said, but
one which ought to be Of tremendous
those by whom they are to be en-
ployed.
There are bright young men around
every mill" he said who desire to
learn the problems involved in cotton
manufacturing, but whose ambitions
become dwarfed because of their In
ability to find any one to assist them.
and also because their sphere is lin
tied.
I'VE do not claim that we can turn
out these men as full-fledged superin-
tendents, but we do claim that a young
man who has had a systematic train
ing will be able to grasp and more
readily comprehend the difficulties as
they occur imam VIII one WHO Ndo llDt
had this textile training"
How spinncrs Can Help.
Mr.. Nelson attributed the develop
ment Of the cotton industry Of Ian
cashire to natural climatic conditions
to the operatives Themselves. and
! more especially to the influence which
the textile schools are exerting on The
education of the young men who are
| r11a king the mill business their nrofeS.
! sion.
Textile schools in the past" said
Mr.. Nelson. shave not received from
manufacturers the cordial co-opera-
ton and help you are SO ably quail
fed to give. There ought to be d.
rect relation between the textile
school and the mill. The manufac-
turers ought to freely advice with the
! management of the school for the up
! building of 1t, remembering that the
students in such schools are being
trained for the mills.
/ The work in textile school Is as
/ practical as 1t Is possible to make It
without eliminating the theory. At the
school With which l am connected the
I studies and work comprise, not only
those which bear directly on textile
work hut also those which so to make
| well-rounded man, such as forge
4 work woodwork, machine shop, steam
and steam boilers. and a general edu.
cation In English and mathematics
thereby emphasizing the development
of the man.
II appeal to YOU as manufacturers
and practical mill men to hold out a
! helping hand and do your share in
!, helping to make textile schools what
they ought to be"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
LAY ,,-.lt En-; TO MEET,
missionary Movement VIII BIO Inauguratel
'1~'s, ~ in big Rally Sunday.

The t,rst public meeting under the ausp!ces
OF the Interdenominatlona l.aymen's Mis-.
sionnry Movement In Richmond Will be held
at~Centenary Church Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 clock shor. addresses fer the Pun nn
,wviIi he delivered by Rev. r.. y. Willnghan,.
y i p. Of Richmond, secretary Of the Fore!gn
Mission Board OF the Southern Baptist Con,
from an extended trip In foreign lands. Nj.
Jchn c. sleman. a prominent business man,
! Of wa shington, D, c., who has also been IN
the foreign lands investigating mission work,
ana Mr.. sands president Of the Rich IN
men only. and Invitations have been sent
lito3those believed to be interested In the. pur-
| poses OF the movement. AN are cordially
| iryited, however. and will be admitted 40
| long as there Is room. "a. ga s, 4ai S q
Is THE movement Is not atnaoMey-making en-.
(terprlse, Its entire purpose being 10 spread
concerning mission work. and 70
inspire men Sof all churches To- 90 more Tor
| this work sthroug h the channels OF thar own
Observation-Disclosures. s. No collection or Offering
Twill he taken, m "a s slS34 M gsS5 g%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
Rev. DR.. RAY to Speak,

The Rev. DR.. T. B. Ray will lecture before
the Young Mems Society OF the Second Bap-
fist Church, Adams and franklin Streets,
Tomorrow evening at s:l5 o'clock on the
subject. "It Is Our Vision that Makes U.s.
The general public are invited to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
MotOrman From Richmond Seriously Wound
al nv nnia a-

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, May 2l.--W. A. Browder,
IA Norfolk and Portsmouth traction motor
man. shot himself accidentally in Hunters
( vile this afternoon Ho was carried TO, his
boarding house at Mrs, Harrison's on Elm
wood Avenue, where 1t was said he was ser!-
ously hurt, and would likely have 10 go 70
the hospital,
The circumstances OF the. shooting could
i not be learned. Browder is from Iichmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
Rules OF tho Council

The meeting of the special Committee on
Rules Of the Common Council and Board OF
Aldermen called for tonight, has been post
poned until Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
Permits to Build.

Building and repair permits We're issued
by Inspector Beck yesterday as follows:
T.. rrancis Green to erect brick store
at No sos North Seventeenth Streeti cost,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
.Hartshorn college.

Hartshorn Memorial College an institution
for the higher education OF cplored glrlr,
VIII hold Its commencement exercises during
Lk- wA~,. -h~a innlnH an SUNDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22

Mrs. James Cook. to repair frame dwell.
ng No. 24o1 Floyd Avenue; cost, $275.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22

81. Where cotton Is certihcated by
the. exchange. no certificate for lot
OF 100 bales should be allowed to con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
Need further Qualifications.

"In addition to the recommendations
Of the association of 1906, your COM
mittee urge that the exchanges further
modify their contracts so as to make
provision for the following require
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22

CONTINUED from First Page.)
deavoring to best them in trade
This is one reason for stagnation IL
the Oriental trade. The people thers
are tmisled by these New York Quota
ions. and they believe our prices are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22

"The exchanges have since that pc
Rod very properly eliminated quarter
grades, and therefore the report Of the
committee at that time must be con-
sidered In connection with this elimi-
nation of n,larter grades
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20

6or @itp Controller paa rep1lbli.
fanif @i6e = ben bem%ofratiife &an,
6i6at 8e5 bopbe ingen Mobfanoioa!
Ear Wr. 50. 6. MatbaS' Maio=
ritet ODER Mr. 5man g. Molanoer
naonlie SSnteresie, nemIig no. Scr.
Matbeis fit ialt 4>802, g. g. Mo=
LANDER 4,032 oe ben treble @anoioat,
Sobn 81. Scbmart5, 1924.
Af De republifanife &anoioater ii!
Msiemblp bapoe &erbert g. Seller
6et beieite @temmeantaI nemlig T.
203; Sobn @eff oct lapeite, 4,442.
Mf @anoi6ater, iom liffert par pentet
at futile bore bIepen nonrineret me-,
life blep set, bopbe 2lopo Yeabo0g
1915 og Mrtbl1r S. Stobbart $3.50.
- &oo 6emofrQtiif SIDE fif @e11rp
q. Seas set beielte 5temmeantal,
S,149, Motbios @ont3 set lapeite,
1926.
@illiam g. Miller, &onDi0ot for
EQUITABLE poo Sen republifanife 81
Sc, fif set bejeite republ. 5temme
tai al ollie 4anoi0oter, 11emlig tpt
op imo0 1000 5temmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20

Brimerpalgene iibite Girs6og no:
mertebe Jig ierligt peo Sc afgiorte
Maioriteter, iom De ieirenbe &an6t:
6ater at begge Glitter til Waporems
bebet panbt oper beres &olleger. 81
oe republifanife &anoioater bap6e
Soiepb Mc@ibbin en- Maioritet oper
8. g. &offmam at 1>436, og at o.
bemofratiife &anoioater Daniel @
2atpler en- operbelben6e Maioritet
al 6,773 ODER 2onts &aib. Wc&ib.
bin mangleoe fun 81 Stemmer / ri
babe Maioritet ober oct iamleoc
5temmeantal al &offmann og ser
treble repnblifanife &nn6toat, Or.
Carl @irtb.
Sgprigt ito0 5tenln1erne - ber=
l1noer, ipm / openitoaenbe, life me6-
regnet 13. &recinct al Ste @aro, Ser
til @lo6et gaar / Nresien e11on1 life
bar laoet bpre fra Jig - for Mapor-
fan6ioaterne iaQle0es: &epubl.: Mc.
&ibbin, 6,2S8; 8. 6. @offmonn, A..
852, og Or. Carl @irtb, 1920.
0emofr.: San IS. 2amler 1858;
Souls Moib $3.50. Scr. Gambler
pan0t / Dper enelte al 8pens @arDs
ODER Nalb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20
Banff. Sunde Banff

Reiggendei den anadiskeN National Park ed Hovedinin afCanadian Pacific Rail-
I - Way 70 al F0rdeLene vd BGnfe r: San6arium Hotel med pricat Hospnal,
targm Hote1ste rsnuktb eigeende med Uddgt over,B Bow F1oden med dns erL
Henseende,b eregnet pa at inge Fornojeke til Tunstn saavel son InvaHder
,EtpdvatH Hospitals som ggsrb oleret log ner we'd anHaiumet,e r bestyrt af
en- 1te K1assesAn stat af dennes iags brv ware.
Grand View lila er ehggend pas Sulphur Berget, $500 Fod over Havfaden;
der dndes Plads forc ca S G!ester; Uddgtenfa AHanerne e henivendc Of regnes at
Sulphur Springs. dre e beEendt fore ers vidunderig hIbredendeV irkn1ng for he
Nyrs-o g Lswr-sggdemme. Den uove1ufne sljonhed at Landskabet KHmaet.
bedstc og sundeste6 pholdstedI America Pnsernee $ 200 o. $500 Or. Jas esr
Beiggenhed at Verels1ne Baden roster 81 Cents. Seruge Prser pr Manned.
1av6eP ri@riV hntema anedrne. Send SANITARIUN6 HOTEL.
eterB esknvlset ii BesBerena fn8>MB- BANFF, AIBERTA.CAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20
SAT!

@olgatba Mentgbe6 mes &enner
be0es mootage Dor biertdiglte Sat
for Sen Maa6e, bborpaa Sc minoe
6es Dor 5elpbrpllups6ag s. II.
STARTS. SITE alene taffer Ri for Sci
fine 5glptei iom %operraftes %, met
1erlig for set @enneiino iom @ooen
repreientere6e. 81 bab6e tenft nj
feire 9agen / al @tilbeo, ga. all2
bore 8ern life fnnoe blipe iamleoe,
men / @teoet for at ii66e olene blep
Mftenen Ell 6elt blon6t 8enner, og
oerfor flyer hi Sat.
&aa @uitrues og egre 8egne,
g. g rant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20
Mf Suteresie for 8mblifnmt.

Mlle IofoIe Meboelelier og Npbe'
Ser til 8labet be6es in6lenot Sns.
bag Mften eIler e ne t tt
s orsbag so g, ba Dc
ellers life bil fun1e bltbe publicere1
fpr ngen efter, ibet uSt. Saul Tt6en'
Sc" gaar / &resien Sorsoag @fte,1.
Da oct life min6it er | Bnbltfnms
cgen Smeresie, at Npbeoer, Sore
uingsmeo6elelier og 8efienotgierel'
fer ON Setter, Sammenfomiter M. b.
life bliper belle 8 Gage foriinfeoe,
beoer Meoaftionen bore mango bel
pillige Snoienoere pm at lagge iie
bette ret paa Sirrfte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20

r6ulot up" paa lit e9et &crelic,
9o forleoen So. Carlton fon1 Diem
pao lit @erelie / 252 Gait Nintf
Street por ser en- fremmeb Man>
i'bons @nrelle, ser me0 en- &epolpe1
/ @aan0en tpang ferit bam og lener:
Ell Me0logerenoe til at forla6e Soc.
rellet; Man0en rgpeoe 6erpaa 81
&enge, fan f11n6e fin6e / &erelle1
og opnoaeoe at foripinoe, inoen 81
11nge M9n6 funoe faa bam orreite:
ret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20

Cling. &om in6 og lie mig. = S.
Sobnlon As Union 8locf, ct. Saul,
Mt11n.
&el fortient, Gn r11g Mono,
6ronf Mc8ri6e, bopoe forleoen / Ell
meget lpftet 5temning moret Jig mes
at lssribe @asboner / SEN pperlte
Del at en- tre=gtoges 8pg1ning poo
Darlington og l1niperiitp Mpes. @on1
6plge beraf itrpmmeoe noturligpis
@asien no, og oct fun6e iaore nemt
bore blepet en- farltg @iitorie meo
@asefsploiton M. b., og moojfe lat
2tbet paa Spil for tire 6omilier, ser
boeoe / 8%pgningen; bel6igpis bop6e
Ell Screening, She Cons at @ermonn,
bapt Mgoe / en- Gal / pperite @tage,
og oa Sanitoren tom for at luffc
Deret1, funoe ban merfe 2efogen og
fit tilfafbt 8ilton6. Won fanot no
al at set bar McBri6e, ser bar Sen
ifplotge, ban bIeb iaa arreiteret og
ienere af Dommeren ien6t til Mr-
bejoSbuiet for 40 Gage.
/, 9bor lang SID toger set at fao
Spar paa ct 8rep iii minneapolis?
Com Selge al Baaitan6en ON at
man fnn6e foa Spar paa ct 8reb til
Gbicogo lige iaa burtigt iom paa
ct til Minneapolis, bar Boitmeiter
Donniib / forrige l1ge me6 4siiitance
at nogle Gorretningsm9n6 / begge
S%billingbDer foriggt at 116fin6e Sen
npiagtige SID set tager for 8rep og
Spor imellem 6isie. Saa blot iom
&einltaterne foreligger, piier Gfspez
rimentet, at ct 8rep Ser bliper upoit<
bragt" fer / 8pen libt fer @l! s ON
Morgenen, fan ser BABES Spar paa
fer igien meb fprite gftermiooags-
Smbering = foruoiat, naturligbis,
at Ser ipares giebliffelig % u6en
5oriinfelie al nogen Mrt. Oct iam-
me gieloer 8repe, ser poitbringes i
Rpbet at Sormiobagen op til ST.
c. balb ii, men efter Ben Si6 naar
@rebet neppe Minneapolis' Boitfon=
tor for op imoo &l. II og bill ba babe
at ligge ODER til SEN fprite Gftermio-
o~ags-Smbaring beropre. Ser fin
Der fra Is til % Brepin6iamlinger
Steo / Sorretningsbiitriftet / 9a-
gems SOB, iaa ct 8rep bebgDer iffe
ret l9nge at forblibe | B~oitfaSien;
men ga Der finn er 5 8repomb9rin-
ger, bill Der naturIigbis bltpe noge1
6oriinfelie, bbis 8repet life CONNER
l1mi6oelbart forinben EN- OmbRrtng.
Offender man ct 8rep ON Mftenen,
inben 8oitfasierne TONNES for ii6ite
Song, % bliber 8reoet piebliffelig.
beiparet neite Morgen Minneapos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20
st $4,000 sfaoescritatnimss-

st $4,000 5fabescritatnimss=
ipgsmaal er anlagt al en- Game, Ma=
rD 8ermanger, imo0 @itp &ailmap
Company / Mnleoning al %fplgen6e:
@n 6ormi66ag / Nopember iioitc
Maaneo bar bum gaaet en- 8ogn
paa Dearborn og 5trpfer Mpes. og
bapoe facet en- Smitigningsbillet for
en- @amline og Union Depot 8ogn.
@aa &iernet al Giftb og &obert
5treet ban6e bum / lengere SID
maattet pente paa Sen neite 8ogn
og paa 6enne blepen meobelt al &on=
6uftpren, at ben6es Smitigningsbil<
let par for len. ga FUN imi6lertio
negteoe at betale paanD blep bum,
paaitaar bun, bol6t tilbage / 8ognen
ogs fiert abifillige 8locfs lengere
en0 tit ~8eitemmeliesite6 for lutte
Zig at blipe %opergtpet til en- @etient,
Ser arreitere6e benoe; og bun maotte
MI tilbringe 4 elmer i Mrreiten ino=
til lpslabt at en- CONNER og neltt
Sag frtfienot / &etten. Sum mener
mi, at $4,000 life er for itort ct
&laiter for Ben Sort, Ser iaale6es er
opergaaet ben6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20

lille Stpffe 2ono. Briierne paa
@ano bill life gao ne6, men itige.
9e oil itige til set man9eoobbelte
al bbao be er MI. gnbnu bar leg
enbel tilbage at set beilige 2an6 ;
@isconiin, iom leg ielger paa Mf=
6rag al Zoe pr. Maaneo pr. Mcre.
Sngen Meobetoling. Sor 40 Stores
81 pr. Maoneo, 80 glcres SO o. (. b.
Sngen' Stene eller Sumpe, men en-
bper Mcre fan 6prfes. Dette er me
get gobt 2on6 og bill ON fort Si6
1tige til set mangeoobbelte at bba6
oct MI fan faces for, nemlig $3.50
pr. Mcre. 2oo lite benne Mnleoning
gaa Dem forbi. 2anbet Iigger ,tar
beo Standardization og minbre emo
200 Mile fra ct. Saul. gnbper fan
legge til SIDE 81 pr. Maane6, og
bette iifrer Sem ct Ste6 at gaa til |
Stlfel6e at set iful0e blibe imaat
meo Mrbei6e. timber alle Smiten.
6igbeber er oct iifrere at iette. Deres
8enge ! 2an6 END ! nogen 8mf.
Seq bar ogiaa mango anbre CODE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20

liz, Tan man bore iaa temmelig tit.
fer paa at babe 5baret allerebe mco
2ben 5ormiboagspoit. - Maar en-
gang en- uTube>S erptce" bliper etab,
leret mellem 9pillingbDerne bill imib=
lerti6 iom en- Selpfslge @fspeoitio.
men at lite &lasies @oit bIipe meg.
tigt fremifDn6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-20
mejeridmdoe paul
Manee sfanbinaper.

~National 8uttermafers Msiocia=
ton" afbolot Ons6ag, Eorsoog oe
Sreoag fioite l1ge Marsmboe poa
@uoitorium / ct. SAUL 6orbinoel,
lie me6 benne &onbention bar ser
baaoe en- Hremie=S mprl1oitilling og
en- &eoifabs- og Maifinu6itilling.
, Det par ct meget talrigt be1egt
Mp6e. Meierimeno fra belle 2onoet
bapoe in6h1n6et fig, men ganife ma,
turligt bar Noropeiten beoit repre-
ienteret. Men ct ganife eien6om,
meltgt Sn6trpf gior6e 6enne ipecielt
amerifanife &onbention paa ifan6ina~
biife 8eipgen6e beo ben itore Meng-
De Sfanbinaper, og 6a ganife ier>
ligt Donife, Ser bab6e gipet Ms6.
iom Delegater, Gore6ragsbol6ere og
paa an6en Moa6e aftipe Deltaeere
Msoerne, u6itillingerne og 6or<
ban6lingerne. Noget be6re 8ebts for
ben 8etp6ning Daniferne bar bapt
for u6pifIingen al Meieripeienet
Der / Mmertfa bebebe6es life. ODER,
alt bbrte man 9anif - Sp6emaol
og 9bomaal @ibe ON SIDE / Sen
fienneite gnigbeo, og ielp oct Git
gelf ser toltes rgbeoe / mango Eil>
fel6e, at sen talen6e bar r1n6et al
6anif &oo.
Men forlangte mar D6erligere 8e=
biS for Sfan0inabernes og iGrligt
Donlfernes Brominence pao Me6et.
bebpne6e man Blot at fate ct 8ltf
paa Napnene paa Dem, ser bap6e
bragt Smsr til n6itil1ingen> og paa
Sem, Ser al 0isle bab6e opnooet Sc
bpjeite Eoints for &palitet. Set
Dar ser Ell iaa6an &rimmel al Mn=
6erien, @anien, Gbriltenien, Seniea,
Be6erien, 9greni len og andre ien'er,
at man fglte iom ito6 man paa en-
Smgrl10itilling / 9anmarf.
Sen @tot, ser gan1fe iprligt bap-
Sc ct 6anif NrRg, bar @p6 9afoto.
boor oanife Mejeriiter bar facet me-
re 6oofelte ems maaife / nogen at1-
Sen @tat. Mf Sc ODER SO 9elegoter,
lom bar mg6t 6erfra, bar ODER 80
9onife, allie intelligence energetic og
oplpite Men6, Sc aller flelte nnges
meo uo6annelie %biemmefro. Set
bar en- ian6 Gorneielie at fomme i11o
6enne glade 6anife Meieriitforiam-
ling fra en- og iamme @tat. On al
oenne delegations 2e6ere bar &C.
freteren og &asiereren for @tatens
Meieriitforening, Scr. gilbert Mn6er,
len, Sabo. l10ittllerne me6 Sc beic-
tie Hoints fra 6enne 5tat bar ga
ogiaa alle Donife, nemlig 6'@rr. Ml-
bert Mn6erien, Sabo, og 81. s.. &p-
ger, Milbanf, bper 80 8oints for
Smer at feel @elf, og Sre6 Mao-
len, Summit, gilbert @briitenien,
@ilmot, og @enrp 2esiee-Sub
@iit> benbolospis SO, 81 og 80
PotntS for Smgr al iamlet 6lgoe.
So at Sc bgieite @remieoinoere
pao uoitillingen bar Doniferne ".
@briitenien, &oDal, Sa., og 8. g.
&anien, @in6om, Minn.> Ser fit ben-
bol6sbis 1. og 2. Nremie for Smer
al iomlet Slsoe, SO og 94h &oints.
Sor Minneiota tog, ri Tan bel goot
iige ielpfglgelig, @gnoeripoen @aos
Sgn6ergoor6 fra &utcbtnion ferits
&remie for @mgr at Melfeflasien.
meo 96h @oints.
timber @onpentionen- bol6tes en-
@effe meget interesi ante 6oreorag
ODER @mner al SntereSie for Meleri'
men6, flere at Dem leolaget al 9is'
fusion. On al SoreoragSboloerne
bar SIR. &elmer @ebilo, .Snipefter
for Micbigon Meieri-&omisiion,
6anif at 6goiel. \ 2igeleoes bap6e ri
UNDER Mgoet Sorneielien at billie
paa .Yrofesfor / Meierilere 2arien
be6 Sp6 DafotQs 2an6brugsifole, IL
gele6es banif.