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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-04
FINAL MEETING HELD.

WINNIPEG, Sept. ! 1.-The British
association for the advancement OF
science held its final meeting here
this. afternoon. Six thousand dollars
was apportioned in grants to various
sections for research along many tines
in Sheffield next year. Agriculture
will be raised from subsection to
a. section. Ill.,: r r :."$c$
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-04
CENTRAL BODY DRoP
No CfR / ] |, 1 LOOMS |
.Elsotriosl Workers Arc Refused
Aniliation With Washington
8 Central Union.
DEof.ARED 70 BIZ NOT OF
THE RIGHT OBEDIENCE
ultimatum From Amer can FEEDER
alton Of Labor Comp ued
rs the Decision.
w:ASTIINf5YON. Sap,

WASHINGTON, Sept Especial
g the labor World. y pursuance
Of the terms OF an ultimatum from
the American Federation OF Labor, the
Central Labor Union last night drop
ped from its rolls Electrical workers
linton, No. 80 and Local No. 14S, COM
posed Of inemen. n IL t,5 So,
q Following the heated discussion, ii.
which both sides Of the controversy
between the Electrical Workers and
its international brotherhood were
aired, The central body through tho;
efforts Of the conservative element
voted to drop the affiliated organiza-
lions to retain its own charter.
" The crisis was brought about BY:
the demand Of the international Broth
$erhood OF Ellectrical Workers that both
Washington locals which had recently
seeded from the parent body be no
longer AFFILIATED with the American
Federation Of Labor. through the me-
dunn Of the Central Labor Union.
{. sssss Aeoedsd to Demand. 3. ,@, s.5 !.
I In accordance with its constitution
the federation acceded to the demand
of the brotherhood ana delivered an
ulttmatun to the central body. -
That the decisive action was une1-
pected on the part Of the membership
at large. Of the central body wac In
dtoated BY the small number Of dele
gates present. Sz szsss} Y
Officers of Local No,3e III q lengthy
communication, read 81 the meeting,
set forth the grievances Of the Wash
ington electrical workers. and their
resignation, which was ernbodied IN
the n1issive, was followed by the form
al resignation Of the1Ae1egAtes when
the reading OF the Communication was
concluded. 4.s -. rs: 80. a. %;l
Secretary Morrison ssp4ied To- the
arguments OF the electrical workers,
and at the request Of John B. Golpoys,
presiding OFFICER, explicitly set forth
the stand Of the federation ii an ad-:
dress, He reviewed The case. and
pointed out 1ucidly that under the
constitution Of the American, Fedora
ton ct Labor, made BY accredited
delegates from al 1.-THE labor organiza-
tions;; no lnternationa national, state
federation. central or iiocaI body, nor
an Individual Inembe ot q local, II;
permitted to resign ana maintain T.
standing among organised labor men.
He quoted this althority of the general
executive council Of the American
Federation Of Labor til this particulars
case, as It was considered at the
Denver convention and - numerous
other cases where central local bodies
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-04

The water supply is obtained from the
purest body Of fresh water IN the world S:*:
our ice plant is IS tons a day, which afords us
ample supply for the demand. .6a.s,sas. n;i
Annual output, 125,ooo barrels.
Cleanliness everywhere, h = primary con-
sideraton, and it would delight the heart Of
the most scrnpalous housewife to SEQ the caro-
and diligence exercised in every department
, Beer is being moro and more recognized as
food product, q brain and muscle builder and
general tonic, and is becoming fapo1ite bever-
age the year round y
The flavor If the Duluth Brewing & Malt
ing Co.'s Beer 10 rare as it is delicious and ap-
peals to all tastes
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

faction 81 TIE Board q 1nsurancs Gem
mioliCnerB THAI such company, anIoCia-
ton. nrm % individual has actually in-
sss sf sse .s s seq1,s s9S e - sss
State Treasurer SHAH issue cexii0cate
thereof, with the authority % such con-
IN sa &c nrl SI le,.a +, -, ~, @
State. Insurance companies Incorporated
under the laws o. this state. 81 anT agso-
citation, nrm o. lndiyiqusl % ne STATE
70 the Satisfaction Of the sald Beard nat.
such company, aasociation, arm o. in-.
Invested az least twenty-five thouaSnd
dalorg IN United States or State bonds o.
other bankable stocks o. securities issued
value. and BIZ otherwise complying with
the provisions hereof The Board 81 In
surance Commissioners shall. IN addition
70 the certificate heralnbefOre provided
company Incorporated under the laws %
this State, and which shall have pre-
YiOusly thereto deposited with the state
Treasurer one hundred thousand dollars
On United States OF State bonds, OF other
negotiable stocks or securities issued in
the United States, AZ their market value.
as a guaranty fund for the security Of the
policy holders Of such company, upon
satisfactory evidence 10 them that such
securities % such an amount have been
deposited with the State Treasurer Life
!
ganised under the laws Of another State
shall be entitled 20 a certificate 70 trans |
act the business OF insurance IA this State |
by furnishing 20 the satigfactiOn Of the
Board that Il - possessed Of and has ac- /
tually invested two hundred thousand |
dollars IN United States bonds. or other 4
or interest-bea stocks So /
sued IN United States a. their market /
value. or In mortgages or unencumbered |
real estate worth double the amount 1
loaned thereon, inclusive Of buildings \
thereon, and by otherwise complying with i
the provisions thereof. Insurance. conn
paniea inguring live stock or domegtc /
Incorporated or organized under /
the laws OF any other State, shall b. en-
titled 70 such certificate Of authority
by furnishing evidence 20 the satisfaction
on the Board that such company, aa8ocia-
ton, arm or individual n possessed OF,
and has total assets OF az least two hun-
bred thousand dollars and by otherwise
with the provisions hereof.
Sec. 2. All laws and parts OF laws IA
conflict with this Act be, and the same
ARE hereby. repealed.
Approved June 4, 1909.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

them, q copy 81 which stad - rnaliet
registered letter % said company.
Bee. q. Upon TIE bonda GGrl1al ~
sbeS 1872 rise ne sol 49, ~ ~
all poIlcion of said company, W1o ere
citizens 0r residents Of thig state at r1E
tine, ahall have 9 ne9 for the anlellt o.
% such policies. for Losses. return prersr
iuna or equitable Vaiucn. aud eh1lI - en-
tilted % Be paid rateabiy out % ths pro-
not suffIeent 10 pay "a 81 s1id po'leT-
hoidef1). WhenoVer any such c0mulnY f1-
pQ1ltlng bonds e. aforesaid shall have -.
cone cone insoissnt % osRks[ops q shsll hays
~ creditors, any holder o. such poIioS
snail have the right 90 begin an actinU
- the Circuit Court o. the County ~
lien for the benefit 81 AL the hoIdsr1 n
such policies. The State Treasurer nhnn
oe 9 party 70 the suit, and the funds Shal,
q such action shall be sdtudged against
the State Treasurer.
Sec. S. n any company cease to carry
On business IN this State, and It's iiablll-
~ policies % persons residing IN tblg
state, shall have been satisfied o. shan
nave terminated, upop satisfactory gvt-
denee Oi the fact 20 the state Treasures
be shall deliver 20 such company Ire
bonds IN his possession belonging 20 a. o.
such Of them as remain after paying the
shan reduce the amount Of its Liabilities,
both Fixed and contingent upon IL Dot
icie1 % persons residing Ia this State b.
low the value o. the bonds n possession
20 such company a part Of such bono
taking care, however, that the bonds
MS possession shall always be equal ID
value % the liabilities Of saiu company
upon its policies 20 persons residing "a
THIS State; or II such company cease 70
carry on business IN this State, and fta
nNed liabilities for losses and Tor taWRg
shall have been satisfied, and the cons
tingent liabilities under lie policies shah
nave eeen assumed By another company
doing business In this State, In case such
reinBuring company, II nonresident had
deposited with the State Treasurer bonds
not less In value than those Of the CONE
pany proposing 10 retire. the State Treas
lreI, upon being satisfied Of these facfa
snail upon receiving duly attegted COPY
)i the contract between the two COM
oanies BY which the risks Of the retiring
company are aBuaumed by tho other COM
oany, deliver to such company prOpO1inR
20 II.
Sec. g. Whenever any are Insurance
company shall die an application with the
State Treasurer 70 be admitted 10 40 bu9i-
less In this State, II shah be the duty 81
he said Treasurer 10 require OF IL a conn
1lianoe with the provisions OF this Act
before issuing a License for such COMPANY
o do business In this State.
Any IRE Insurance company now doing
business In this State shall be allowed
intl october LIST, 1903. 20 comply with
ne provisions Of this Act; and upon their
his Act on or before that time. h shslI
le the duty Of the State Treasurer Of the
state 70 revoke It's license 90 do business
thor, tbi9Tid a. ana % shsll Be ynlayfu Cor
intil licensed as provided BY law,
Approved June Sth, 1903.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
CHAPTER 5soo-(No. a1).

AN ACT 70 Amend Section 276s OF the
General Statutes Of the State Of Florida,
Value Of the Capital Stock OF Insurancs
Companies.
Be Il Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida:
Section l. That Section 275s Of the Gem
eral Statutes Of the State Of Florida be-
and the same Is hereby, amended to read
as follows:
2756 (22le)--AmOunt and Par Value
The capital stock Of an Insurance. COM
pany Incorporated In this State shall not
be less than hfty thousand dollars 10 Be
9lylded into shares OF not less than ten
dollars each, payable In lawful money Of
Sec. 2. an laws and parts OF laws In
conflict with this Act be. and the same
are hereby, repealed.
Approved June z, 1909.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
CHAPTER 5sss-(No. 1sJ.

AN ACT Prohibiting Fire Insurance Com
panies from Combining az 10 What Rate
Of Commission Shall be Paid by Any
other Company TO an Agent
BE it Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida.
Section !. II shall be unlawful for any
fire insurance company association or
partnership doing business In this State,
employing an agent who u employed by
another FIRE insurance company, aRsOcia-
ton or partnership, either directly or
through any Organization or association,
TO enter into, make or maintain any gtip-
ulation or agreement In restraint Of or
limiting the Compensation which said agent
may receive from any other IRE Insurance
company, association or partnership. The
penalty for any violation Of this section
shall be a fine Of not leas than two hum
dred and nifty dollars nor more than ave
hundred dollars and the forfeiture Of
license 70 DO business In this State for q
period Of twelve months thereafter.
Sec 2. All laws or parts OF laws In con-
hict herewith be and the same are hereby
repealed.
sec 3. This act shall take effect imms-
diately upon lis passage and approval BY
tho Governor.
Approved June 8. 1903.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

81 - Board Of Nan
plfonef, uhe ehau
sfions undsr thls
funds derived from
r1lglctn, II there ~
BON the General
80 tais eject upon
Governor, OF upon
without such APP
ssa
lNo. fol.
q Pssy . s,os,t e
siatuTs Of the
q seven thou
fWenty-one ana
aDDrOpyiated Tor
ha present lndeht-
late Reform School.
I'M 81 paid By the
upon warrants ~
~ Comptroller, ana
III direction Of the
a the said FLORIDA
oDriatiOn n hereby
funds derived from
conViOta, n there BE-
lse from the General
ahau take effect from
SAGE and approval bY
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
cHAPTHR 588s-(No. i6J.

AN ACT Creating a State Board Of ZEN
aions. Defining Who She'll Receive PEN
ElOna' Who Shall Not Receive Penaione'
Who Shall DO Retained az PenaiOnera,
How Application Shall De MADE HOW .M.
Pensions Shall be PAID DUTY OF County,
providing for the Levy Of Pension IeA
ana Authorizing the state Board Of Pen-
slOna 10 Make Regulations % carry
Into Erect the PrOViaions OF This ACT
Be Il Bnected by the Legislature 'of the
State of Florida.
Section /. That the Governor, Comp.
arc hereby constituted the state Board
~ Sec. q Any person who enlisted and
carved In the military OF naval service
oil the Confederate States during the var
between the States of the United states,
and and not desert the Confederate sof-
Vice, and who performed aorVice IN ao-
tual line OF duty for a period Of not leeA
than one year, or who was IN actual SER
vice AZ the time OF the close Of SAID war.
unless incnpaoltatod for such duty ~
traoted while IN line 0f duty, ana whose
property valuation, both real end per-
HOnhl (inoluding the properly o. De WlIeli
does not exceed the sum Of I'VE thousand
dollars. and who was q boua Hde citllen
of this State continuously since 1880,
shall each receive one hundred dollars
per annum, IN quarterly payments All
such persons who lost a limb OF limbs, an
eve or eyes, or who % permanently dis
abled by reason % wounds OF disease %
gain a livelihood by manual labor, shali
In quarterly payments, the following
Vii
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
cAAp4fR 6s9s--(No. ~.

AN ACT 10 Fix the Pay Of Certain Com
mlttee Clerks Employed by the House OF
Representatives AZ the Session Of the
Legislature Of 1903, Whose Services
Were Dispensed with, and % Provide
for the Payment Thereof.
BE Il Enacted by the Legislature Of the
state OF FlOfidns
Section /. That the pay Of the Commit
tee Clerks employed BY the House Of Rep
rcaentativoa az the session Of the Legis-
mture OF 1909, whose services werO dis
peuaed with, Be fixed at fve dollars per
day for the time actually employed, and
that the services Of each Of such Clerks
shall be certified 90 BY the Committee or
Committees for whom employed
Sec. 3. That the per diem allowed under
SECTION 1 Of this Act shall Be- payable
from the appropriation for partial ox.
penaea OF the tsSEinlature Of 1909 hereto
fore passed, when certified 20 a. provided
In Section ]. and approved BY the Com
mittee on legislative Expenses and the
Speaker Of the HOUSE o. Representatives
and atteated BY the Chief Clerk.
Sec. q That the Comptroller n hereby
authorised 20 draw his warrant on the
State Treasurer IN payment % the SER
vices rendered as provided IN this Act.
and the State Treasurer n hereby author
i1od 60 pay the warrants - drawn.
SEQ. A. That this Act shall take eject
Immediately upon ita passage and APP
provai by the OOvernor.
Approved April 20, 1893.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
CHAPTER s8of-(No. a0 A..

AN ACT Amending Section 267l Of the
General Statutes Of the State Of Flor-
Ida, Providing for the Method Of RE-
atiOna for Profit.
Be II Enacted by the Legialature Of The
State OF Florida:
Section 1. That Section 267A (21Ia1.
method Of reduction be- and the aaIne II
hereby. amended 20 as to read as fOli0wa.
I6l4 (2l4S)-hethOd OF Reduction
Any corporation may be reduce IFS capital
stock, or reduce the par value Of the
shares thereof, within the limits allowed
by law, by q tW0-thirda vote OF the stock,
increase OF capital stock, with the c9F-
tincate Of the State Comptroller endorsed
upon the affidavit that, n his Judgment,
me ability OF the corporation 90 meet rs
will not be impaired thereby.
Sec. z All laws and parts Of laws Ga
hereby, repealed.
Approved June z 1908.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23


For III total disability az shown BY --''''
affidavit OF two roputablo -.
physicians ssssssssssts 'ssssssss lbVsVV
sanor or their widows. who were on the
70 January /. 1907. and have not sines
that time been stricken from aaid roll for
other and further proof n eligible under
the provisions o. this Act That the pro-
visions OF this Act shall apply 70 az thoea
Rs s0 w when f' %as n tSS ssTv s y sss
state OF FLORIDA during the var between
the States OF the United htatea
&c.. Sc . The widow q aRy eeesasSdd
~ the military or naval service 81 the
Coufederato States during tbs war be-
tween the States Of the United States.
vice, and who performed services Ii actual
one year. unless lncspseisaiSd for such
S GUY Sy 'o sIs.. q death OSnss r
actual line Of dutv' and who has not mar.
rigd since the death Of said soldier, and
whose property, beth real and personal
dollars, ahall Be entitled 20 FecsIvo the
sum u one hundred and twenty dollars
per annum, IN quarterly peyments; PRO:
soldier on sailor prior 10 itss. ai,d has
continuously resided IN thia state since
1895 and also the widow o. any Deceased
person who was ~ the time 81 his death
the provisions Of this Act. shall Be granted
Widows pension up0n satisfactory
prpof uf her marriage, her residence IN
end sS s pension enc @' % S'l sras 's shs das
from the death 81 the widows hunhand,
Provided, She ole her appllcation within
pinety days after the death 81 her hus-
fii1Inle pn0eF ne provisions 81 lhln Act.
Provided IirlhrI, That anr Eucn widow
shall not - rruplft1 % meto ont ne
1tch widow 81 anF Ia1N 80 -. -
of elq1 vh1 N'l Is n nI f
H ItF,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

AN ACT 20 Amend Section ass Of the
General Statutes 81 the state Of ElOr-
ida. Providing for the Issuance q Ger
uhCaloa 20 Innuranco Companies, ana
Providing Other Prerequisites.
Re Enacted ~ the Legislature % the
State of Florida;
Section 4. That Section lito % the Cen
End the same IL hereby amended 10 read
az follows.
$3.50 ls1ie). Other PREREQUISITES
sue 81 Cortlncatoa--Eo lunufanc1 con.
pany association, urn o. individual not
81 this State. nor agent nor ropTonluta-
tive thereof, snail trannact any business
% Insurance b thla 9iale, unlesl sue1
n poa9ea1nd q % least two hundred on1
Eltr thousand ooIlor1 ~ vaiu1. invested
~ tnllet states 90 state bona 81 otbof
30 unIIt9 lelE1 IS ten nIffI lfI.t
."0| r|U" UIIH . 80.
| w ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

Section l. That Tor the purpoSs o o.
curing an equal and Uniform rate q TAX
atlon enc % pay ne aRproPfislloya .. i 20
years 1909 add 1910 and for inieftst On
ihg other appropriations 81 the 1911;
s sg5f shsTs s1 pro 3 S's Sn d f
mills upon the doliaEs and fOT the EeaE
1910 as q two mile gRop q, ne .S aS.la y
ire years 1903 and 1910 = constitutional
school tax % one mil upon the Q0lagi
Provided. That n the Governor shan ai1-
'ths property o. the State from other
Two mills tax Of either or both % SAID
year. vi % !est ne IT, n1 ~ ~ q bs
may deem advisable. and be Il hereby
empowered 70 instruct and direct the Taz
Collectors 70 collect only snch reduced
taE a. he may nN AZ Aforesaid
Sec 2 The Board OF County commis-
sloners Of every county, at . meeting tof
correcting and Reviewing the county t as-
ssss@s3L ans ds,sTmISs ne AMOUNT o.
money 10 be raised by tax for county
purposes, including the current expenses
Interest on bonded debt brioges so
Densss they are hereby authorized 20 levy
a tax Of not more than nve mills upon ne
dollar on the real and personal pI0ptFty
tion ana lew 30 made shall be entered
az large upon the records Of the Boas9
Of County Commissioners, and no county,
shall levy q greater amount tor any PoI-
pose than I'VE mills for county purposes
except as hereinafter provided, and any
Indebtedness contracted by the Countg /
Commissioners Of any county N eAceee ~ |
and no sults shall be- prosecuted IN any |
court IN this State for the collection Of the /
same; Provided, That the County COmmls-
slOneFs OF each county shall leyy -
three mills on the dollar, on the real and
pefgOnai property Of the county for county
school purpOeesi Provided, turther, I! n.s
the County Commissloinesr r o. - ~ ~ SS8gSSsS
four mills on the dollar, each year 70
pay ali outstanding indebtedness ana In
tereat thereon; Provided, That nothlng N
hibit any county wishing 20 erect a court
house or jail. or constructing paVeo, NJ
or other hardgurfaced hi1ih1i
ways from lsyyng me am smo gdI n our.
pose; Provided, further, That the fore
going provision relating 20 taxes ior WoLk-
ng roads shall not apply 90 c0unties VOL
INK roads under special laws; PROVIDED
Ing paved, macadamized OF other nara
surfaced roads az now provided ~ la5W,
and in counties not working Toaqs unoeI
Is9clai laws the County COMMISSIONER
b each OF such other counties may levy
nm additional tax not 20 exceed three
Mills on the dollar on the real and per-
.onal property Of the county the 0 revenue snnros
Jriated by such County Commissioners
,xolualvsiy for the purpose Of eons,ruet-
ng paved, macadamized or other halu-
u sse. 8 al laws and parts Of laws in
conflict with this Act are hereby re-
Approved June 1909.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

AN ACT 70 Amend Section 2sT7 Of TIA
General Statutes OF the State of FIOFida.
Relative 70 the Issuing OF Execution
Against stockholders OF Corporations.
BE u Enacted BY the Legislature 81 TIE
State OF Florida:
section !. That Section 267T Of the Gen.
eral Statutes Of the State Of Florida, roIa-
tive 70 the issuing 90 execution against
90 40 20 read as follows:
teIt tzl53)-Aay Issue Against Stock
holderg-f any execution shall lsHno
against the property or effects OF any
wherein 20 levy then such execution nav
Oe Issued, against any Of the HtOokhoid-
ere % an extent equal In amount for 90
much ae may remain unpaid upon thar
SUBSCRIPTION 20 capital stock and 40
Approved June 9. 1909.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

AN ACT Requiring Railroad Comnaaiau
and Common Carriers 10 Furnlak oen-
arate AccQmmoda tons for the oonaFa-
ton Of White and Colored Paasongaru
On RAILROADS. and CCnfeFFinR Ca4tain
Powers on the Railroad CommlNlloneI1
o. The state Of Florida h Relation
BE 49,, g Enacted y the Legislature q TIE
Section ]. An railroad companies ana
other common carers doing buninonl u
this state shan provide equal napafaio
accommodations Tor white and cnfoToN
passengers on railroads. and an white
ana col0red passengers ocouDying pas
aenger ears which are Operated II fhir
state By any railroad company o. olkGr
common carrier are hereby roqull06 ~
occupy the respective earn, o. dlVialoFI
o. ears, provided for them, 80 fhaf fha
white paegengeru Hhhu oocury onlV tha
cars, o. divisions % cara. nroVift1 frf
white paeeengora, and tha co1orNd ur111
en2era only The cars, a. division AZ 'rrfn
provided Tor Col1fed ra1Hanraras rroVl1.N
lhat no rnilroad shah Ne dlVl1o4 o1rN Ia
the oeparaton 81 the racoa WitH0U1 fhf
permission q the Rdilrcod Conl1i1rI6n.
nQr any car divided Ger faaf rIIErr1 n
which TIE divisions ere noI r1lNIn10II
See. = Tho nHlIFnal o.. |..1,lr -
We 4t.ta $500 ale 1er. 4
a d
N'o t1 4a4 I|0M
"N||" 0".
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-04-24
Home Course In
Modern Agriculture
M.-Bacteria How They Affect the Farmer
By c. w. GREGORY.
Agricultural Division. STATE CoHeSe
copyraht 1909. Am Press Associ
By C. v. GREGORY,


often found In milk that are not. The
first variety will always be plentiful
enough anyway, and the others Should
be kept down to as small number as
possible.
One of the most important methods
Of doing this is by cleanliness. The
milk pals and strainers and the sepa-
rator should be thoroughly cleaned
every time they are used. Mere rims
ing with cold water Is not enough
Following the ordinary washing by
scalding with boiling water is the only
sure way of killing all the germs. In
cleaning dishes a brush is much better
than rag, since it can be more easily
tleaned itself. A dish rag remains
damp for long time after 1t has been
used and furnishes an excellent place
for bacteria to grow. The dish rag
flavor" caused by these can often be
detected in butter.
After the dishes have been scalded
they should be placed in the sun for
several hours. There should be as