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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-23
SeTviicio de anemia.,
Movimiento en- el distrito de
San Juan.

Distrito de San Juan-M -Movimien-
to de enfermos durante el mes de
Noviembre de 1909, en- 4 semanas
Dispensarlo de Aguas-Buenas;-
Admitidos 50; En- tratamiento 3S2;
Curados, 58.
Dispensario de Bayamon ;-Ad-
mitidos %; En- tratamiento 81; Gu
radios %.
Dispensario de Caguas;-admiti-
dos SO; en- tratamiento 7S5; Gu
radios.
Dispensario de Carolina; admis
tidos II; en- tratamiento III; cura
dos "a.
Dispensario de Comerio admitido
2S; en- tratamiento 567; curados Is
Dispensario; de Corozal; admit
dos 112; en- tratamiento 767; cura
dos 70.
Dispensario de Rio Grande; ad-
mitido So; en- tratamiento 142; Gu
radios 81.
Dlspensarlo de Rio Pledras; ad-
mitidos 81; en- tratamiento 344; Gu
radios 81.
Dispensario de San Juan; ad-
mitidos 2; en- tratamiento 81; cura-
Dispensario de Trujillo Alto; ad-
mitidos IL; en- tratamiento 1877; Gu
radios II.
Dispensario de Vega-Alta; ad-
mitidos "A; en- tratamiento 205; Gu
radios 2.
Dispensario de Vega-Baja ;admi-
tidos %; en- tratamiento 24S; cura-
dos Is.
Totales-560 admitidos-3,S15 en-
tratamiento y 292 curados.
No hubo ningun fallecido.
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Reumatismo en- puerta.
Valioso Consejo a los que Sufren
de ReumaS.

Ell Reumatismo no es un nal de
lnvlerno, como muchos Green. Lo
que hay es que en- invierno recrude-
ce. Los acidos que Sc forman en- la
sangre, y que causan reumas, Sc pro-
Queen durante todo el ano. Ell reu-
matico sabe 10 que tiene en- puerta
tan pronto Sc acerca el invierno.
FL mejor consejo que puede dar-
sele q quien de ese NAL padece, es
de tomar desde ahora las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams, y linn
piar bien la sangre de los venenos
que couson dicho NAL. No hay NADIA
mejor para purificar la sangre que
las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lllams. Y cada bote tornado ahora
vale por tres luego que ell NAL este
encima. Sc recomienda observar el
tratamiento con constancia, guar
darse de la humedad, Y cuidar la
dieta, evitando la carne de res V
puerco, y los alimentos que tengan
exceso de salado y dulce. Con estas
reglas y las Pfldoras Rosadas del /
Dr.. Williams ell alivio es positive.
Para evitarse los tormentos del in
vlerno pasado adoptese este senei- !
llo tratamiento enseguida.
Centenares Sc han curado asi en-
este mismo pals. He aquf 10 que uno
de ellos escribe al DR.. Williams Me-
dlclne Company: "Me es muy grato
nformar a Vds. que las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams me han
1echo mucho bien en- la curacion del
'eumatismo. Habfa ocho amos que
'adecia de ese penoso NAL, que me
ltacaba principalmente en- los cam
,los de estacion V dlIrante la MAYOR
'arte del invierno. Ell NAL empez6
'cn pequeios dolores a las articu-
aclones, que fueron aumentando +,
lasta que apenas podia moverme, Y
uego Sc me descompuso ell est6ma-
o por la falta de ejercicio. Habia
omado va muchos remedies, rece- !
as y patentes, que no tuvieron efec-
0, y un senior amigo me dijo que
ebiera tomar las Pfldoras Rosadas
el DIR. Williams, V con un trata-
liento relativamente corto resta-
leci por complete. No tengo pala-
ras con que expresar mi agradeci- :
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Asce ndido a inspector.

Ell Sr. Joaquin Beamud, que ira
bala en- la compaffa de carros cleo
tricos de la ciudad V antes estuvo
algunos amos en- la del ferrocarril de
clrcunvalacion ha sido ascendido al
cargo de Inspector en- aquella en-
presa. LIE felicitamos.
miento Y elogiar este eficaz rene
dio para los males de Ia sangre Y de
los nervios." (Carta de la Sra. Vi
centa Jorge de Hernandez. profeso-
ra de piano en- San Diego del Vale,
Santa Clara, Cuba.
Todas las Boticas dc importancia
venden las Pildoras Rosadas del
DR.. WILLIAMS. No SC aeepten
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-23
hueVas obEas.

Ell s de Enero pr6ximo comenza-
ran las obras de reparaci6n, cambio
de fachaoas Y otras que llevara q
efecto el ST. Jose Miguel Rodriguez
hacendado de Fajardo, en- ell edifi-
clio q ha adquirido en- manzana Este
de la plaza principal de esta ciu-
dad. Sc levantara allf otro nuevo
edificio.
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A. Alvarez y Hmno.
AgenteS exclusives Oh Puerto
Rico de la ceryeza Piel.

No contiene sustancias nocivas
preparada de Malta y flor de Cerveza
rs mas rMtritiva que cualquiera
otra cerveza, resulta buen alimen
to. Tonico y reconstituyente Au-
menta el peso de las personals que la
usan. Fabricada y embasad sin la
adicion de sustancias quimicas. Con
tlene gran proportion de Malta.
Preparada de ac,lerdo con el mcto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con la lev
naclonal de Alimcntos yDrogas de
JUNO 80 dc 1906
En- todos los cstn5iecimicntos dc5e
v pedtr cerbezd Pid Bros.
In esta lmprenta Sc vcnde papel
de perl6difos yifioe 4 80 nnintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-23
LA TIENDITA-De.J In

sefa Echevarria, Plea Baldorioty,
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Por cada 10
centavos que Sc easten hasia ell 8 d
Enero 1910 Sc regalafd una pane'et ,
de dos muhecas. una en- trae de "Me
rry Widow" y otra en- t-aje de salon
Hay juguetes, efectos religi sos artf
Gu os de novedad para 'ch ras
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-23

En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
So quintal.
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He had come for his valise. he said
which he was to take fer him early
next morning to the st. Michel station.
and had been kept mi late running
after poachers, Arthur Rance had. in
deed. intended to leave the chateau
and. according 10 his habit. To walk to
the station.
had said. adding that he had not asked
Rance to dine with him because his
friend had taken his final leave Of
them both earlier In the evening. NJ.
Rance had had tea served him In his
room because he had complained OF a
slight indisposition.
CONTINUED next week.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals Will be received by the school board
Of Township School District No. IL at Man
chester, S. D., for a new two-story frame
school house and a hot air plant for same,
20 be built on the school grounds In Man
chester. South Dakota. A copy Of the plans
and specification for said school house mas
be seen at the Office of S. IL. Howard, clerk
of said school district in Manchester. Kings
bury county. South Dakota. or at the once
OF George Issenhuth, architect. Huron. South
Dakota. All bids must be received by said
clerk of said school board on or before z
o'clock p. m, May 18th. 1909. The right
is reserved TO reject any and all bids.
Dated this fifth day of April. 1903.
II. J. Thedorf. Chairman.
1. NJ. Wade, Treasurer.
By S. H.. Howard, Clerk.
Manchester, S. d.
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the lake. Their they turned Off to
a little path leading to the highroad to
Epinay. where we lost the traces in
the newly macadamiZed highway.
W went back To the chateau and
parted 81 the courtyard. We met
again, however. in Daddy Jacques
room. to which II separate trains OF
!. thinking had led us both. We found
the old servant in bed. His clothes on
the chair We're wet through and his
boots very muddy. He certainly did
not get into that state in helping us
to carry the body Of the keeper. 1t
was not raining then. Then his face
showed extreme fatigue, and he looked
at us out Of terror stricken eyes.
q pressing him he confessed that
he had been away from the chateau.
He explained his absence by saying
that he had a headache and went out
into The fresh air, but had zone no
fartile" than the oak grove. When we
her described TO him the whole route
he had followed he sat up in bed trcm-
bling.
"'.And Won were not alone, cried
Iarsan.
Ibid you see it, thenT gasped Dad
dy Jacques.
"'Nha1|' asked.
"'Thc p~hantom-the black phantom"
"Then lie told us that for several
nights he had seen what he called the
black phantom. 1t caile into the park
- ~ -. 49, . lt NH nlfln,l
stealthily through the trees. II APP
pcarcd rp him to pass through the
trunks Of the trees. Twice he had SrcH
it from his window by the light Of the
moon and had risen and followed tn"
strange spparition. The ni~lt before
last he had almost 0yCrlakcn il. hHt
it had vanished at the corner of the
donion. Last night, however. he lH1
not left the chateau his mind hcin.
disturbed bv a rrescntimcnt that some
new crime would he attempted Sud
denly he saw the black phantom rush
out from somewhere in the middle ~
the court. lie followed il 10 the lake
and to the hi&hroad 70 Epinay. wher.'
the phantom suddenly disappeared.
"'Did Won see his face" demanded
Larsan.
"No. saw uothingsIu black wells
Ibid YOU 20 out after what passed
on the gallery
~ could not. was terrified
Daddy jacques said in a threat
ening voice. you did not follow II You
and the phantom walked 10 Epinay TO-
!, gether, arm in arm
Ono he cried, turning his eyes
away: Il did not. 1t came on To pour
and | turned back. | don't know what
became Of the black phantom.
I'VE left him, and when we were
outside | turned 10 Larsan, looking
him full in the face, and put my cues
tion Suddenly to take him off his guard
"'An~ accomplish
How can | tellE' he replied and lei
me. saying lie was off to Epinay.'
We'll. what do YOU make OF IT.:
asked Rouletahille after he had ended
his recital PERSONALLY am utterly II
the dark. can't make anything out ~
II. What Do you gathcrT'
"~Evcrything. everything, he OK
claimed. But" he said abruptly Tets
find out further about Mic. Stanser'
SON"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of j. l.. C~Olegrove, Deceased.
II. VIT'I 1T =,
County Auditor.

Notice is hereby given by the undersign-
ed Ella ~. Colegrove, administrative OF the
estate of J. l.. Colegrove, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication or this
notice to the said Ella A. Colegrove at her
residence I'm the City OF Brookings, in the
County Of Brookings. South Dakota.
Dated April Z, 1909.
Ella A. Colegrove,
Administrative OF the Estate of j. l.. Cole
grove, deceased.
NJ. f.. Culhane,
Attorney for Administrators. Az
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The board then proceeded to con-
slider bids for @ianitor service and on
motion Ole T. .Jovald's bid of S3S. 90
per month was accepted.
The board on motion voted to have
the upper story OF the county Jail
plastered and also other necessary
repairs made. the work to be under
the supervision of Commissioner J.
l.. Jarvis.
Then board took up drainage mat
tiers for consideration and on motion
adjourned TO 900 O'Clock a. m. Fri
day. April ., 1909.
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CHAPTER XIV.
Rouletabille Knows the Two Halves
OF the Murderer.

= ~1LLE STANGERSON had been
M for the second time almost
murdered, Unfortunately she
~ was in too weak a state to bear
the severer injuries Of this second at
tack as wei, as she had those Of the
first. She had received three wounds
IN the breast from the murderer's
knife. and she lay long between ire
and death. Her strong physique. how
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April 10, 1909.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. all members and clerk present.
a rcquisitiOn having been made to
the board of county commissioners
by the clerk of the circuit court. for
the names Of forty citizens of the
county qualified TO serve as jurors.
The following names names were reg
ularly selected:
Alton Township-Fred Falk.
Argo Townships. Mead, Fred
Flemming.
Aurora Township-Frank Ellis. F..
j. White.
Aurora NiIlagr-John Smith.
Bangor ToWnship-Andrew Berg.
Brookings City.-O. G.. Oyloe. G.. A.
skinner, II. II. Hoy, L. II. Skiff. T..
". Lamphier.
Eureka Township-IIenry Hand
work.
Elkton Tovnship.-R +. Kearney.
EIkton City-Aueust Koth, Chas.
|liardwiG.
Lake lIendrick. Township-T. O..
Midtoyen, Jay Montgomery, II. l.. For
seth.
Lake Sinai Township--Tor Nelson
Medary Township-Martin Staven.
Oakwood ToWnship.-John Ander-
son.
Oslo Township. r.. Rogholt.
Richland Township.-Emil Laab.
Sherman Township.-J. c. Davis.
Sterling Township John Duff, Geo
Dybdahl.
Trenton Township-T. r. Tclkamp.
Volga Township-Frank Charlet.
Volga City. A. Penhale, l.. NJ.
Erickson, p. A. Thompson.
Winsor Township-W. II. Goodroad.
Will Hoffman.
White Village James Green, Geo.
Francis.
Bruce Village.-E. II. kinyon, Ellis
Olson, +. f. Ribstein, Ole Rovig.
On motion the application of c. f..
Hatcher, holder of a certificate for a
refund and redemption from tax sale
for the taxes of 1883 on lot 4, section
10. and lot !. section 80. township 40.
range -, was granted and allowed in
the sum of $50. being a double as
SeSSment.
On motion the following claims
We're allowed:
j.. l.. Pratt, blanks. publishing
proceedings and notices.. IS 1880
Register Publishing Company,
assessment cards for audi
tor l.75
ID. F.. O'Connor, salary county
physician, first quarter. ..... 1900
ID. +. O'Connor. coroner fees,
inquest Gust Frank. ....... go
Geo. f. Hoch, commissioner
service and mileage. ....... 26.SO
Ole Erickson. commissioner ser
vice and mileage .......... $500
Lewis Johnson, commissioner
service and mileage. ....... 24.S0
J. l.. Jarvis, commissioner SER
vice and mileage 24.00
+. w. Newton, commissioner
service and mileage. ...... 1920
Commissioner George f. Hoch had
to leave and on motion j. l.. Jarvis
was elected chairman pro tenn.
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April 9, 1909.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members of the board
and clerk present.
The application of Albert AslaksOn
for refund OF 81 90 school poll for year
1909, Brooklngs county. was granted.
It was shown by lax receipt that
same had beer paid in Stanley coun
ty.
The application of f. w. Grceor
of Elkton township, for a refund of
personal tax Of SIP, year 1907, and
$1.0o, year l9oS, was on motion grant
ed. 1t vs. shown to the board that
said tax WAS against one Frank Greg
or.
The application of $. NJ. Savers
for abatement of $50. personal tax
in the city of Brookings for the year
1906, was on motion granted, he hay
ing made affidavit that he was not a
resident of the city for said year.
The application Of Anna NJ. Han
son for abatement OF 1905 tax on lots
! TO and 10 to II inclusive, block
6, and lots | to 6 and 10 TO II in
elusive Block !, Browns addition to
the town of Elkton, was on motion
granted. same having also been as
se9-od Us part Of the y + a 2o-l09-
A., and axe thereon paid.
The board on motion designated the
following places for holding sales of
Ct attci property:
Brookings.-In the street between
the Bookings House and the IIegc-
man l%Ttiding.
Nolga In the street south Of the
J. l.. Iill building, formerly occupied
by the Steenson company.
Aurora-On the land between the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad
depot aud the hotel.
Elkton-On the lots Immediately
west OF the engine house.
Whi'.--On the land between the
Park aotel and the Rock Island rail
road rack.
Rru,r-On the lots Immediately
west OF the depot.
Bushuell.-On the land west of the
depot
On notion the following liquor
bond were approved:
p. II Connolly of Elkton, with the
Western Surety Co, as surety.
Tom Connolly of Elkton. with the
Western Surety Co. as surety.
I'd ~Iurecns of Elkton. with the
Weston Surety Co, as surety.
J. = Jacobsen of Volga. with the
Weston Surety Co, as surety.
Ton Anderson of Volga, with the
Wcstcru Surety Co. as suretH.
c. y Cheatham of Aurora with the
Weston Surety Co, as surety.
On uotion the following bills were
ALLOW d and warrants ordered drawn
in payment Of the same:
Brown d Saenger, assessors
books. blanks and supplies.
claimed $500, allowed .$l71.1O
J. G. Miles, sherif's fees ..... 69.05
Jennie IOban, clerical work in
the Office of the superinten-
dent Of schools .... 800
Brookings County Press, listing
blanks for assessors. a.. 100
Brookines County Press, print
ing and stationery. 1855
Register Publishing Company,
blanks. Office supplies. pub
fishing proceedings and no
tees 31.S0
Register Publishing Company,
publishing proceedings of
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March session ............. ESQ
Bruce Herald. publishing pro
ceedings and statements 49,. 30.l0
Geo. II. L.arrabee. publishing
notices teachers examination 10
J. l.. Moore. boarding Mrs. Geo.
Johnson 1l.50
w. A. Wright & Son, m%erchan-
disc for poor farm ........ 1880
Ripley Brothers, merchandise
for poor farm ........... 27.50
+. +. Baker. merchandise for
poo farm 1855
Farmers Elevator, Aurora, coal
for poor farm ............. $50
Farmers Elevator, Aurora,
grain for poor farm ....... l22.16
Farmers Elevator. Aurora.
grain for poor farm ........ ol.35
On motion the board adjourned to
900 a. m. Saturday. April 10Th. 1909,
and the afternoon was spent in the
county inspecting bridges.
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-
sS495
u,s roooi,.ad aud on n,otior c,,ims
therein were allowed as follows.
!, uovord eor,icoe raudar.
cd ,s nor hoard of health
cIainad sploo allowed & 10 Oa
pobI fo, hoard and coal
furnished Emil Tvio ou,rau-
,iuod 40 "a
cnoddo, 4, p,ioo e~uuulios mr.
dow hoard NJ health 50e
II L,n,i, eunulioe ordo,
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April s, 1909.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. all members of the board and
clerk present.
The application of Aug. Salk for
refund OF personal tax in the City of
Elkton for the year 1905, for $201S.
and in the City of White for the year
1908, for S3l.22. were on motion re
iected.
The board took up the considera-
ton of claims and on motion the fol
lowing We're allowed and the Auditor
pa Nmen1 of the same:
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COMMISSIONERS, PROCEEDINGS.
Regular Session.

lContinued from last week.
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Rooms
Com
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The justice report OF George f
Hall for the quarter ending April 9Th
wah on motion approved and war
rants for fee were ordered dra Wal as
follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
PASSED FROM THIS LIFE
Miss EIiZabeth THICKER.

The death of Miss Elizabeth Trucker
which occurred on Tuesday, Sept. 81,
caused much sadness in this cOmmuni-
ty. Bessie had been in failing health
for the past two or three months, and
all that the best medical assistance,
care and kindness could do was of no
avail The dreaded tuberculosis claim
ed her as victim. During all of her
suffering she was very patient and
cheerful, never complained and was
very hopeful. She remained conscious
to the last and was perfectly recOnciled.
She was the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Thicker, and was born in Willow
Springs, Sept 20. 1898, and thus she was
16 years of age the day before her
death She is survived by her father,
four brothers and one sister.
She was member of the Bethel Sun
day school, and was beloved by all who
knew her, as was shown by the beauti
full floral offerings, and the large attend
ance at the funeral, which was held
on Thursday afternoon. Rev. William
Croft conducted the services. Inter
ment was made in Graceland cemetery.
Much sympathy if felt for the bereaved
family. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
George Thomas

was born in Cornwall, England, Sept.
II, 1881, and died at Rewey, Wis, Sept.
%, 1909, aged rs years and eleven days.
In early manhood he came to America
and settled at Big Patch, Wis. A
short time after he moved to the farm
81 miles north west of Rewey, where
most of his life was spent. In the year
1855 he was married to Miss Jennie
Peter. To this happy nniOn were born
ten children: Mrs. E. T, Benny, Mrs
Chas. Elggleston and Mrs. Chas. Blum
dell of Parker, S. Oak, Mrs. Henry
Straw of Hazel Green, Mrs. Samuel
Scorse, and Albert of Rewey, George of
Platteville, Mrs. Edwin Elggleston of
Napoleon, n. OAK, and Mrs. Ethel
Dobson, an adopted grand child, of
Rewey. The two oldest children pre-
coded him to the great beyond-Lydia
in the year 1888, and Jonathan in 1895.
Mr.. Thomas acted well his part in
was true to duty where ever duty
found him. He with his help mate
cheerfully struggled and toiled to main
tain and fit for lifes duties their large
family, each of whom remembers with
gratitude their loving sacrifices.
The secret of the strength and worth
of his life, is found in his fidelity to
Christ. He was "doer of the word"
and earnestly strived TO make the
teachings of Christ, the rule and guide
of his conduct. His sustaining faith
was well expressed few days before
the end in these words: Happy if
with my latest breath 1 may but lisp
His name"
Mr. Thomas has been for many years
a faithful member of the Primitive
Methodist church and gave literally to
its support. The services were con
Quoted in the Primitive Methodist
Church, Friday, Sept "a, 1909, at 80
D. m, by Rev. John Hardcastle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30

Pearl Harris, Mary Stephenson, Emma
Brown and Cora Ivey attended the
Rebekah convention at Darlington on
Tuesday.
Miss Susie Rink, who is attending the
Platteville Normal, spent over Sunday
with her parents in this city.
Thomas Harker and daughters Misses
Hannah and Nellie, and son John, of
Central City, S. Oak, and Miss Leila
Harker Of Platteville, are here visiting
the Harker, Kuelling and Anderson
families.
Mrs. L. A. Kirst is here from Beach,
N. Oak, for visit with relatives and
friends. Her mother Mrs. Lorey is also
visiting in Mineral Point.
Mrs. Jane Kirst is home from an ex-
tended visit with her son and daughter
at Waukegan.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
Endorses the Foot Power Cow
Mixer

J. Q. Emery, dairy and food commits
siOner of Wisconsin, endorses the Meh
ring Foot Power Cow Mixer. The
following letter to j. Roy Gordon, writ
ten by L. Emery, manager for j. O.
Emery & Sons, speaks for itself:
In reply to your recent inquiry,
will state that the Mehring Milking
Machines have surpassed our most san
guine expectations. Our herd has
maintained a more uniform flow
since we have been using your machines
than when we MIXED by hand. The
men much prefer to use the machines
and the cows are easily ''broken" to the
machine.
Pedro Brown Bessie 3D. a young
daughter of our Champion Bull, King
Sappho King 65262, was put on official
test October s, 1908. She was never
machine MIXED before but has been
MIXED with the Mehring Mixer con
tinuously since the test was started