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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08
ASSEMBLY TO BE

THE BEST IN THE STATE.
Summer chautauqua Assembly Pro
gram July Path to Aug. Srd, inclusive.
July oath.
TOO p. m. Concert Rita Rich Co
500 p. ID. Lecture Recital
Prof p. NJ. Pearson.
Prof. Pearson, Platform Manager for
five days. July "a to IS. inclusive.
Sunday, July %.
200 D. IN Prelude Rita Rich Co.
2:30 D.. IN. Lecture
DR.. H. L. Willett
1880 D. m. Prelude Rita Rich Co.
500 D. m. Some Favorite Hymns
Prof. Pearson
Monday. July &c.
Morning classes begin.
Children's work Miss Emily Chesney
Physical Culture Miss Anna Chesney
200 D. m. Prelude Rita Rich Co.
2:3O D. IN. Lecture recital, Prof. p.
NJ. Pearson.
43O p. m. Round Table Work, Mrs.
Riser.
p. m. Full entertainment.
KaIIog-Hafnae IN
Tuesday, July "a.
Morning classes.
200 p. m. Prelude Rogers and GrilleJ
800 p. m. Lecture Father j. B. DAILY.
THE Homeless Boy"
400 p. IN. Round Table Work, Mrs,
Riser.
200 p. m. Entertainment.
Rogers and Grllley.
Wednesday, July 2s.
Morning classes.
2. 90 D. N. Prelude
Four Great Artist Co
2:30 p. m. Lecture Frank DixoI
l4:O0 p. m. Round Table Work, Mrs
Riser.
700 p. m. Prelude -Four Artist Co
Sis D. m. Illustrated lecture
Arthur X. Peck
Thursday, July 20,
Morning classes.
200 p. M. Prelude -Four Artist Co
2:30 D. m. Cartoon Lecture, Pit
Parker.
400 D. m. Round Table Work, Mrs
Risser.
1880 p. m. Concert, Four Star Co.
$500 p. m. Illustrated Lecture, Ar
thur X. Peck.
Pitt Parker, platform manager, Jul.
IS and 20.
Friday, July 30.
Morning classes.
200 pm. Prelude. Full Concert.
Kryl Band and Operate Singers
400 p. m. Round Table Work, Mrs
Riser.
1880 p. IN Full Concert
Kryl Band and Operate Singers
Saturday. July 81.
Morning classes.
200 .. IN Prelude Schubert Quar-
tet and Miss Garfield
2:30 p. m. Lecture Frank Dixon
400 p. m. Round Table Work, Mrs
Riser.
1880 p. m. Prelude Schubert Quar-
tet and Miss Garfield
500 y. m. Monologue, Phidelah Rice
Platform manager, July 80, 81 ant
Aug -phfdalah Rfca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08
CAN'T CASH CHECK


Sedalia, No., April Amy en-
ploye of the Missouri. Kansas & Tex
as Railway Company, who In the fu-
ture has his pay check cashed in a
saloon, Will be discharged"
The foregoing is the substance Of
a general circular Issued to-day by
Superintendent N. J. Finney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

A match box containing a cigar cut
ter, which clips off the end Of a CT
gar when the box is closed, is the
recent invention Of a New York man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

THE people Of Mexico are all inter.
ested In the success Of the proposed
electric road, and individually and
collectively should do everything pos
sible to assist IN building this road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

Montgomery, Mo-, April Circuit
Judge Barnett, Of this city, has set
the new trial OF DIR. H. W. Hemphill,
who is charged with performing an
unlawful operation, for the regular
term of the circuit court of Lincoln
county, to be held at Troy next oc-
tober. A new indictment has been
fild against the physician, who has
given $4,000 bond for his appearance,
and has returned to st. Louis. The
State medical board has also brought
charges against DR.. Hemphill to re-
yoke his license to practice in the
State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

The japanese never sleep with
their heads to the north; but their
dead r buried in that position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08
ORDER or p,,.,.

state q Missouri nA
Comfy Of Aaarain
2 the Circuit Court, Jun.
Q. Bassford. TN
vs..
II. CANT, Joseph D. G..
OreA'on' Ann Vance. Ss-,.
'IIeaaoooN SImlsA uso,
aad Oliver CANT a Va
Now on this 9Th day o,
riaintiff and fiji Ap1
duly verified by afflds,a aA
leses that he is the own ~
tate In fee simple ana !. "a
OF the West Half 90,
Of Block Fourteen dS
nal Town Of Mexico. Ms
tatlher states that The !,
said lands Is vested in him
Of The statute of llnp,a9.
against all Of these detssa
every other person and M,
and equitable title n ~
emanated from the United !
eminent on the first A.,
TENDER, 1888. But tbsra
Of record in and to The ~
which IL appears tha, ..
day OF October, 1857
Thomas w. Cant was ~ y
the said West Hall az w
Lot Two (2l. he exeeuta.
Cant a mortgage On fra
thereby conveying the
n...e d a paeda. /.
purpose Of paying a cer,S
said deed Of trust describe =
the said note is long -
has been paid and is barr,
statute Of Limitations; tb,t
pears from the record, the ~
gage was never fOreelOsa
same satisfied of record AZ
account thereof the said Jo.s
and his heirs at law have !.
interest In the said tract q, y
Il Is further alleged that !
Josiah Cant departed this m.
day Of May, 1876, ana 1
above named defendants !,
and only heirs at law ana !.
above named Verture NcCa,
Oliver Cant are n~on.resdsm,
State OF Missouri.
Now, you, the above nans
resident defendants, are bs,s.
titled Of the nature and ~
this action, and that the m,.
object Of this action as vs,
said petition is to cancel "
gage of record, to cure ii.
feet of record, and quiet d. !
the said plaintiff and to t,s
Of the said defendants, hdss,
nonresident defendants, Of a,
est therein and vest the san,
plaintiff.
1t Is further ordered BY Ii.
this court invocation that v
be made, notifying the SAID \
dent defendants of the inshs
this suit. And now, you p,s
defendants above named, ar
OF the filing of this suit I'D
you be and appear at the MI
lar term Of this court to !
and held az the Court Hos
City OF Mexico, Audsla
Missouri, on the first Maa
June, 1909, and on or beior )
day thereof. answer or %
plead TO plaintiffs petition, \
will be taken as confessed
Judgment rendered accordlnh
therein prayed.
And Il Is further ORDERED
copy hereof DO published IN d
leo Weekly Ledger. a weeEb
per published In
County, Missouri q
weeks successfully m
last insertion to be at haa
days before the commencenss
June, 1909, Term of this cOqt
State Of Missouri
County Of Audrain
|, w. II. Morris. Clerk AltziC
ty Circuit Court do hereby Ss
the above and foregoing b
copy Of the order Of publicaa
by me as clerk In vacation !
cause as the same appears I
ord in my office at MeIa
souri, this 9Th day Of Aphl,
W. H. Morris, Clruk
: (SEAL)
! Robertson & Robertson, AtiGr
Plaintiff. sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

MEXICO Is still the horse center
OF the earth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

Madrid has the highest altitude Of
any city in Europe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08
A p REUNION.

Mrs. Sarah Weber, of Shawnee, Ok
lahoma, is here on a visit to Col. and
Mrs. ]. w. Stark, of east Mexico,
NJ Weber is a sister ofCol. Stark
and until Friday it was the first time
they had met in % years.
We have a complete line OF Yehic.
les, SURRIES, BUGGIES and RUNA.
BOUTS. We invite your inspection.
DURKEE G DEARING.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

The Best Ever Moline Gang Plow,
with extra shares, $500.
wit Ferris a. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

Boys suits. not like mother used to
make. Ricketts, & Emmons d. O. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

Few know the menaing Of sea
level. It is halfway between the
high and low water marks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

Monday, Aug. 2.
Morning hour Wallace Amsbary
Lecture Recital.
200 p. m. Prelude Schubert Quartet
and Miss Garfield
2:30 p. m. Lecture DR.. Frank Crane
700 p. m. Prelude Schubert Quartet
and Miss Garfield
7:45 p. m. Full entertainment
John 3. Ratio
Platform manager Aug. End and 3rd--
Wallace Bruce Amsbary.
Tuesday, Aug. 3.
Morning hour Wallace B. Amsbary
.lslIsnO 4Isquqos epnIsId IN d 00:S
2:3O p. m. Lecture Hon. W. J. Bryan
7:3O p. m. Full entertainment, Schu.
bert Quartet and Miss Garfield.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

200 D. m. Prelude Schubert Quartet
1880 D. m. Lecture Geo. r. Vending
400 p. m Lecture, Holy Graf,
Mrs. Bingham.
s: p. m. Schubert Quartet and Miss
Garfield
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-08

Summer chautauqua Assembly Pro-
gram July 24th to Aug. 5rd, inclusive.
July cath.
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40 bad in it; that by Mr.. Sims linen
tioned above) advice he poisoned il
that IL took on squares. then bios.
SONS. and that he made four bales
on the five acres, and that he HAD
some cotton on high. dry sand,
front river lan'i. not poisoned. oil
which he did not make enough t.
try to pick. Mr.. Sims confirms the
above.
| l swOre before the Crop Pest Com
mission with uplifted hand, hat off
that l had made ON both NV Star
Point and Willow Grove plantations
ON cotton well poisoned "a bale pei
acre. against like or better looking
cotton not poisoned making one.
tenth to one-fourth bale per acre.
Mai. Fred Step. of Alexandria, and
many other gentlemen from Louisi-
ana and Mississippi, saw this cotton
and testified TO the above facts.
could fill al volume with these testi-
| monials, and in the face of thes,. facts
the bats and the owls are taking our
country. When the Boil Weevil Con
vention, which met i'm Shreveport in
January: 1905, and turned me down.
(Oh LordyD. | put on file with W. f..
Giassell, of shreveport. n prediction
OF what has happened | now pre-
diet. in less than five years, that un-
der Marston's plan to fight the boil
weevil the people will care no more
For IL than the northern people do
for the potato bug. nor than the
southern cotton planter does for the
caterpillar. which taughtthem how
TO destroy in 1871. And don't You
forget IL! As | was writing this my
mail brings me the following:
Washington. Jan. 6.-Discouray-
ing reports concerning the efforts 10
stamp out the boil weevil in the cot
ton growing regions OF the Missis-
sippi delta was made to the House
Committee on Agriculture to-day by
DIR. q. l.. Howard. of the bureau of
entomology in the department. OF
agriculture. He said that owing 10
the china tic conditions there. the in
sect multiplies with such ra,yi,.ity
that the methods OF eradication,
which had proven a success in Texas
had not been successful i'm the delta. /"
"Goodbye katiel" knew il was
coming. DIR. Howard. DR.. Hunter
aud the Crop Pest Commission of
Louisiana have dogged me all over
Texas anti Louisiana.
Now go to work and poison your
cotton and whip the weeviI and cot
ton will come into its own again.
As soon as | get money enough |
will put il up and insure the work.
Yours truly. Il. w. MARsToN,
East Point. La.
p. S.-A man who goes up against
the boil weevil. without being pre-
pared TO fight it. needs a guardian.
With a rainy spring and summer aud
few ants. cultural methods is a fail
ure. Ardis Il Co. are my agents in
Shreveport. La. MARsToN.
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MdrStOn'S Boil W6eVlI Destroyer
Directions for Spraying Cotton With the Poison oSt
mOnidIS From Prominent Planters
$3.50 at Retail

NOTE.
One box OF pOisOns. carefully COM
pOnnded. enough for 10 acres OfyOung
cotton. and spray pump $1,000 retail.
Write for directions and wholesale
prices.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING MARsTON's
BOIL wEEvIi. DESTROYER.
Dissolve z pound in one gallon of
water. ami stir il well Tor shake it,.
II in closed vessel) every time before
filling the pump (nearly full az il
set Ties more or less; or take one OF the
compounded packages. with 3 Dune
es each. price % cents retail. aud put
II in one of the y pint pumps. used
10y me. nearly fill with water. shake
we'll and keep il shook up. ~ direct
eel above. and go to work. using
about half n stroke of pump one
time. into top OF bud OF the young
COTTON as soon. or a little sooner.
than it begins To bunch To take on
squares. 1t Is better To be too soon
than too late. U-eit ~ hours before
a rain. Ii washed off uSe II again.
Sometimes one applica ton is enough
to save a whole crop. II there is no
wind to bother. spray against the
wind, not with it.
Accustom the hands to use the
pulli, "A little W lille with water alone
before the poison is put in. Keep the
pumps well CREASED to make them
work easy and To- keep the packing
n, IN wearing ont. A Child can use
the pump. One of the best hands in
nay field last year was Il 12-year-old
girl.
A hand can go over from four to
six acres per day easily. There
should he one pump for every work
Ing man and woman and child on
the plantation AZ they only cost soc
retail. so that the poisoning can I've
dome i,s fast, aud get done as soon.
a. p,s~ibe. or right after u rain. If
you have any doubts about how to
work. write. come or send some one
to see iue. II the winter has been
very mild think it advisable to run
over aud spray the cotton forty
eight hours before il IL chopped out.
This is the safest plan anyhow. be-
cause the rains may interfere later.
and because some of the laying weev-
H.; may have ceased to eat aud drink.
Then spray again later as needed.
| give the boil wecvil no chance.
1t will do little good to spray after
the cotton has taken on grown
squares. hut il the cotton has been
neglected don't hesitate to do it. be-
cause IL costs So little. II any pune
tured squares should appear later
l,y some few of the weevils escaping,
through careless work, pick them
and any wervils which may lie seen
aud hurn or kill them.
Last year in my best poisoned cot
ton not "a puncfured square appeared
until the 9Th of August. and had the
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surrounding country been as well
poisoned there would ha We been none
left. | made one bale per acre on
this cotton in several places. against
ODe-tentlI To- One-fOurth bale ON az
good or better looking cotton adj
jacent not poisoned. Ask questions
by mail II undecided or bothered. i'll
closing stamp for reply.
POISONING THE wEEvIL ON A LARGE
SCALE.
Ii Is best to mix i'm a barrel. using
z pound OF the mixture to each gal
Ion of water. and have n man on the
| the wagon in the field with some ex.
ira pumps to keep them filed and
CREASED, 80 as not to lose any time
aud he can keep up on the turning
row with the hands. Indeed in poi
soning a plantation it is best TO put
every hand on the place in one squad
To see that they do their work right.
and keep their pumps well shook
up" all the time and see that they
don't skip any cotton. Some of
them get careless and allow the feed
pipe to CHOKE up" when it viii NOT
work. Forewarned is forear.ned
Ii every cotton planter i'm tbe SCOUT h
will Use this remedy and use il right.
The boil weevil can be- and will he
conquered, just ms the potato bug
and cotton caterpillar have been
practically eytcrminated.
TESTIMONIALS.
Mr.. j. NJ Purcell. of Lockhart
Texas. poisoned four acres OF cotton
in the center of n 20-acre field. all
conditions being alike ot herwis and
picked 1900 pounds of cotton off the
four acres poisoned and did not get
a boil oil the balance of the field tic
acresl not poisoned.
ID. n. Sims. of East Point, La poi
soned one-half of a cut of cotton in
low black stiff land aud picked 300
pounds per acre off the side poi
soned before he got a boil off the side
not poisoned. He made X bale per
acre on the side poisoned and only Y
on the side not poisoned. He swOrp
to these facts before the Crop Pest
Commission of Louisiana. and there
Is not a better man in louisiana
than ID. N. Sims.
John Crichton. of Crichton. La.
testified that afterexhaustive expert
nents. that he would poison next
year ii he could get the poison.
Jack Fnllilove, Shreveport, La.
testified that he would not plant
cotton II he could not get the poison
to poison ii.
John Story. Westdale. La. testi-
Ned that poisoning did ''all the good"
ana gave numerous Instances to
prove it under oath before the Crop
Pest Commission.
Andrew Luke. East Point. La,
testified that he had i've acres of cot
ton In low. black. stiff land. which
did not show form up to the time
1t was knee high, the weevil being
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Save Money by Buving Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy.

You will pay lust as much for a bottle
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as for
any of the other cough medicines, but
you save money in buying it. The saw
ing is in what you get, not what you
pay. The sure -to-cure- you quality is in
every bottle of this remedy, and you
get good results when you take it.
Neglected colds often develop serious
conditions, and when you buy a cough
medicine yon want to be sure you are
getting one that will cure your cold.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy always
cures. Price % and 30 cents bottle.
For sale by Valley drug store.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Thirteenth judicial District Court,
Parish OF Grant. State of
louisiana
j. 4. McNeely vs.. $. t. Wilkins.


Louisiana.
j. X. McNeely W.. s. Il. Wilkins.
No. 2.317.
BY virtue of n writ of seizure and
sale issued out of the honorable Thir-
teenth Judicial District Court and To
me directed in the above numbered
and entitled suit. have seized and
will nffer for sale between the hours
prescribed by law for judicial sales.
at the principal front door of the
court house in COlfax. La. on
SATURDAY,. Feb. 20. 1909,
the following described property
seized as the property of the defend
ant in the above numbered and en-
titled suit. to-wit:
Forty acres of land lying on the
east side of lots four and five of sec
ton twenty-five. township six north.
range three west. said forty acres so
lying as to include a house occupies.
by =. II. Wilkins on the date of the
sale OF this property to him by j. H..
McNeely. said lots fourand five being
bounded on the north by Bynum Es-
tate. GU the south by Bayou TOreau.
on the east by Bayou Darro. and on
the west by lands of Citizens Bank.
and being situated in Grant parish.
Louisiana, together with all I'M
provements thereon.
Terms of sale-Cash, subject to APP
praisement, the property to bring
not less than two-thirds of the ap-
praisement.
This 14th day of Jan. 1909.
A. b. PERKINS,
Sheriff of Grant Parish, La.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Thirteenth judicial Distric Court,
Parish of Grant, State OF
Louisiana.
Crawford. Jenkins a. Boothe versus
u. E. Dewitt x Bro.
j. T. Gibbons versus u. + Dewitt
4 Bro.
VIII. Lands w. w. o. Collins
ct ais.
b. j. Wolf x Son VS.. u. E. Dewitt
ct ais.
W. W. Clarke VS.. U. 4. Dewitt.
By virtue of writs of Fieri Fa-
sias issued out of the honorable Thir-
Ieenth Judicial District Court and to
me directed in the above numbered
and entitled suits, Lhave seized and
will offer for sale between the hours
prescribed 10y law for judicial sales
at the principal front door Of the
court house in Colfax. La, on
SATURDAY,. Fen. 70. 1909.
the following described property
seized AS the property OF the ,iefenii-
ant in tn. above numbered and en-
titled suits. to-wit:
80 acres az land. being the ne ar of
NV or and NV or vi ne or Of sec. Is.
tp u. r west. La. Meridian.
Lot 3 in block II. aud block Z. and
lots ~ and IL Of block II. Part Of
lot 10 Ia block 10. and store house
and stock OF merchandise on said
part OF lot 10 in block 10. all In Vertla.
Terms Of sale-Cash. subject to APP
the property to bring
not less than two-thirds of the APP
pra iSeinent.
fills 10th day OF january. 1909.
A. h. PERKINS.
Sheriff Of Grant Parish. Lii.
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$. Gumbel & Co. Ltd. VS.. Samuel
Johnson. No. 2147.
BY virtue OF writ of Fieri Facias
and decree of the court rendered I'm
the above matter and issued out .of
The honorable Thirteenth judicial
district Court and to- me directed, |
have seized and will offer for sale
between the hours prescribed 10y law
Tor judicial sales. at the principal
front door of the court house in
Colfax. La. ON
SATURDAY, Feb. 20, 1909,
the following described property
seized AZ the property of the defend
ant in the above numbered and en-
titled suit. to-wit:
That certain tract OF land acquired
by Samuel Johnson from e. II. Teal
containing two hundred and forty
acres, bounded above by lands OF
John Ryan and Others or assigns. be-
low 10y lands of John C. Calhoun or
assigns, in tie rear by lands of b. H.
Phillips or assigns and fronting on
Bayou DeGapp.
That certain tract of land acquired
by samuel Johnson at tax sale. con-
tanning five hundred and sixty acres
bounded north by lands of b. H.
Phillips, south by land of A. A. Dean
or assigns, east by land of Edenhorn
or assigns aud west by land of Phil
lips.
That certain tract of land acquired
by Samuel Johnson from the State
of Louisiana lying and being in Grant
parish. Louisiana. and aggregating
nine hundred and thirty acres. of
which eight hundred and ninety
acres are described as follows: NJ
of SWA, NJ OF SEA. Sec. 10; NJ of SW
Y. NJ of SEX Sec. 30; SEz Uf NEk.
SEA of Sec. IL; SWA, VIZ Of SEA Sec
8, 4 2 N. x 3 W. Also NJ of SEX less
) acres. NEA of Sec. "A. El Of SWA of
Sec. IA, NWA of Sec. %. Sec. "A, TIN,
X W. together with all of the build
iDgs and improvements thereon. All
of said lands being situa ted in Grant
parish. louisiana
Terms of sale-Cash. without ap-
praisemant.
This 18th day of January. 1909.
A. b. PERKINS,
Sheriff of Grant Parish, La.
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Trespass Notice,

No hunting allowed on the Rock
Island plantation under extreme
penalty of the law.
MRS. l.. MCNEELY,
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Wanted:
f. X pom sible man
with horse and llllr-

w oil with bors,. and bup-
gy in each community. SALARY 50 To
$40 per day. TO take orders from
gardens. a splendid opportunity for
farmers sons. also fruit tree aud
sewing machine agents, To make a
business connection which viii be-
rume more profitaheench year Adj
'iress +. o. Box l41, YuungS Island,
south Carolina. ja23-3m
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SHERIFF SALE.

Thirteenth Judicial District Court
Parish of Grant, State of
Louisiana.
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s. Gumbel & Co. Ltd. VS.. Samue
johnson. No. 2147.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-11
CONDEMN WATER
OF COUNTY LINE
City Chemists Doubt Purity of
System Supervisors Planned
to Purchase

The water supply OF the County Line
water. company. whose system the su-
pervisOrs proposed 70 purchase for the
city al s5o.aso. has been found 20 be
infected with bacteria By Dr. RyfkoEel.
city bseteriologist- As the board in
tended 10 buy the supply only upon
proof OF IFS purity. the first movement
toward immediate ownership OF a
water system by the city seems likely
10 fail
The County Line company operates in
the Refs tract along the bay shers
road on this side OF Visitation. OF ths
three samples examined that from the
Snel reservoir was reported yesterday
10 the supervisors 70 have 400 o. very
few colonies Of bacteria 10 the cubic
eentimeter, while thar from the County
Line pumping station has e98 and
from the TAP at Is Tucker avenue / 4o8
colonies. which are considered ~numsr-
GUS
Chief Chemist G u. Beaver adds =
report that the analysis OF many sam
pies 'cOmpeis strong suspicion Of the
purity OF these waters" He continues
Unless regular and frequent chem
zeal and archaeological examinations
extending over a period OF Al least one
year should show no particular change
n the chemical composition. or should
fail 70 reveal the presence OF sewage
bacteria the use OF these waters as a
source OF supply Is 70 be condemns led
OF the eight samples tested within
the last two weeks I've are termed
Clear. two -rurbidT and one very
turbid-'