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SE MAT0
POR AMOR,
Ion SuS ccOnOfnfas
cornpro un rcVol-
Vcr.
Lu'sa Puiol y Enrique
Aufrav iban a ca.
>dISc.
FL drama magistralmente des.
crito.
ODE AMADO NERVO.)

En- un riconcito de LIE MArfN, en-
la Ultima columna de Ia tercera pie
ma, codeandose con el boletin meteo-
roldglco, avergonzado de mostrar-
Sc, habla la otra mahana el siguien-
te suelto
"un rama conmovedor Sc produ-
10 aver en- el cementerio parisiense
de Saint Ouen uno de los guardia-
nes, NJ Diart, oy6 una detonaci6n
que provenia Ide una de fas seccio
mes en- que SC hallan los sepulcsos
recientcs.
P'isosc a buscar y no tard6 en- des
cubrir, yacente sobre Ia piedra de
una de dichas sepulturas, q una i6ven
vcstlda de luto nguroso, que mante-
mia adn en- su mano crispada, 81 re-
v6lvcr con que acababa de dispasar-
Sc un tiro en- el pccho.
'Despues do haber hecho trans
portar al hospital Bichat & Ia herida
quo cstaba va en- la agonia el CO.
misario de policia de Saint Ouen.
sc ocup6 en- buscar las causas del dra
ma y he aquf la desoladora historic
que le refireron:
La hcrofna, Luisa Pujol, una hon.
Continue en- 10 pkgina L.
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POL|T|CA
INTERNATIONAL,
Ell tenna de una inva-
sion alemana sigue
preocupando a los in
g1eses.
Sc supone que Alemania
esta apoyada en- su en-
presa por so mil subdi-
tos que trabajan en- las
fabricas lnglesas.
Es SECURE que Alemania lie re-
serva en- Europa IN poryenir
analogo al del JapoD en- Asia.

Segun reciente cablegrama de Lon
dres. recibido en- "El Concrete de
Lima, Sc abrigan serios temores en-
la Gran Bretana de una s,ibita inva-
sion de fuerzas aiemanas en- la costa
inglesa del Mar del Norte, que eau
sa del inusitado rigor del invierno.
pr rolongado hasta el mes en- curse, Sc
presumia adn congeiado, y q. proba-
blemente va debe estar expedite para
la navegacion. actlvisima durante la
buena estacion. Sc ha supuesto, ade-
mas, q, ese plan dc invasion estaria
apoyado opor los $4,000 aiemanes que
trabajan Ell sus fabrcaS y para 10
cual cuentan con una considerable
cantidad de armamentosen ell centro
mlsmo de la gran metrdpoli
Los m,iltipIes medios de comuni-
cacl6nconhoyq. .cuentan todos los pal
ses europeos, hacen ciertamente i'm
possible la realization de IN plan Sc
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IrampaS de Eos de arriba.
E trust del azucar
con catorce acusacio-
mes.

Pesando con falsas roma
mas. confabulandose para
restrineir el trafico. des-
truyendo otras compa-
MAS y monopolizando el
negocio
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ConfahuIacion denunciid da

FL attorney General Wirkersham
inici6 al cabo la investigation que ha
culminado en- los cargoS que hoy sc
hacen al trust.
La acusaci6n plantea primero la
question rclativa a la fundaci6n de
la Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co,
que cost6 , milloncs dc pesos.
cespues de enumerar las clrcuns-
tancias que produicron cl famoso
emprestito de Segal Ia acusacl6n ha-
&c cargos al trust de haherSc confabu
lado para cerrar la refincria lndepen-
diente Y dice que Ia eonfabulacl6n
estuvo en- vigor continuamcnte Y en-
todo tempo durante un Perloio de
sels ahos, empezando on Dlclembre
de 1903 V terminando al ser pre-
sentada la acusaci6n
La acusaci6n califica los actos del
trust en- connection con 81 empncstito
de Segal, de 'iniustos. engshadores,
Ilegales Y corrompidos = snade
que fueron hechos 'cau>an!o gram
des peuuicios financieros Y mora
les al pueblo de los E<tados | nls.os.
La acusaci6n dice que Il tr.,st us6
su control para irnpeiir qgc IA Pen
syivania Company pro<ig'licra sus
negocios "cau<andO pr b taato Ia
rsana dei1 oonponiG Por inGocI@n y
destruyendo Ia propisfad por dsodi-
nienio asf como tGr.bitR imPidlendo
la oOrpe.encia.
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los sieues del suicida.

George H. Earle Jr. de Philadclp-
hia, fue nombrado depositario de los
bienes del desdichado suicida V ira
baj6 para levantarlosde nuevo. Guam
do Earle vic los metodos emplcados
por ell trust para la caida del Real
State Trust Co., hizo un gran esfuer-
20 para poner al trust en- su lugar.
Sc encontro con que Segal ha-
bia sido acorralado por ell trust Y que
no lie fu6 possible cumplir sus obi
gaclones. Earle prontamente puso
el asunto ante ell departamento de
justicia de Washington. Y pidi6
energica V vehementemente que ell
hud fuera perseguido. Pero no obtu
vo resuitodo. Entonces Earie enta-
bio ell pleito de los treinta miiiones
de Ia deuda de Sepai & Co.
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possible ia rcallzaci6n de I'M plan Sc.
isla de San Salvador.
Fray Juan de Antill6n en- su GRO.
MICA Gle la Me,ced, aun va mas
lejos y afirma que ademas de fray
Juan Infante iba en- la expedition
fray Juan de Solorzano, tambier
mercenario, con ell caracter de con
fesor de don Melchor dc Sevilla
caballero principal que en- el via,
je iba.
Los franciscanos y dominicos
negaron el aserto dc los mcrcana-
rios y los franciscanos reclamaron
el honor para su orden ahrmando
que Juan Perez de Marchena
guardian de la Rabida fuG con Co
Ion. Otro cronista franciscano
pide csc honor para el frailc astro-
logo fray Antonio de Marchcna,
quien Sc suponc, con fundamentals
vino en- cl segundo viajo cuando
fue descubicrta esta isla.
FL Rev. padre Fita en- cl tomo
XVIII del Bolctin dc la acadc-
mia de la historic dice que cl saccr-
dotc que vino con Colon en- el pri-
mer viaie fu6 Pedro Arenas cltri-
60, natural de Illcscas, que en- &c
nova conoci6 a Colon, Fl padre
Fita va mas lcjos: dcia al cltrigo
Pedro Arenas en- cl fucrtc Nativi
d ad dondc mucrc i manos dc
los indlos dc Caonabo cl primer
htroe de Ii independence amcri-
cana.
Nj fray Barlolomf dc Las Casa.
en- 81 "IIistoria dc lndias", nj Coma
RI va en- su ''lIispania virrix", N
Herrera en- su "Cronlcas" nj Ovic-
do en- Historic general de Indias'
nj Pedro Martir Anglcria IN Move
Orbls" hi Fernando Colon en Ia
Historic del AlmlIantc" hacer
menci6n alguna dc saccrdotc an
la prlmcra eXpcdici6n colombia.
M.
Tampoco hablan dc csc parti-
cular Muhos en- sus 'Documcntos"
Navarrcte en- "Colccci6n dc viajcs'
pesar dc que ambos han analiza-
do cuidadosamcnte Ia carta dc Co
Ion con la derrota del primer via
ie.
En- la coleccion de dOcumentos
del Archivo de Indias no So cncuen
ira en- los relatives al primer viajc
real ce,lula. mandate, 6rdcn nj prag-
matica que disponga que cn cl via
je vava un saccrdOic. cuando es-
tan especiiicaelos claramcnte en-
algunos dc cllos que ha dc ir un
maestro carpint"ro. IN maestro
herrerO, un Maestro calafateador
de naos. d y - indican hasta las
eantidadcs dc harima, accite, vino,
p6lyora, &.
La no czi-tenria do documentos
oficiales Gi-r.aHi'ndo el embargue
con Colin .e -arerdote alguno: !:
el silenrio G..e Il Almirante guar
da sobre c-a estremo- IN m: no
que los "ro, ;as '-unremporaneos.
hacen ,a,i =1Iuta Ia creencia de
que cn - u-~er viaic de Colin no
vino tsr.Dra algrlno al nueyo
numb
In si - rIeito que Diego Co.
l5n sos. 95 "a IA corona de Cas-
tilla r,s-t.. = los derechos de
81 naG- -iaron innumerabIes
test.r1- D.. aImer yiaie y no hay
en- t.si rsna'ivo una sola refe-
rerrh 'ntre Il pasaje Y tn
p..lae ia .SantG Marfq. IA
Psr,4 itiG, viniera saeer-
co.e Z. pFnpahando 4 Colon.
.srsTis SAyAlRE1E.
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ASUNT0 De
VITAL |NTERES.
Concentrates de la
prensa de Cuba al
luminoso trabajo del
DR., Leon.
M Manifestaciones de un dis
tinguido escritor cubano.
El procedimiento que parece
mejor es ell suplir la accion
crematoria del sol con IN ira
bajo Elective de desinfeccion.

Reprodujimos aver ell articulo de
nuestro ilustrado compatriota DR. D.
Guillermo Leon combatiendo el sis
tema de tubos trasmisores de los mi
asmas del alcantarillado en- nombre
del sentido comun cientifico que a.
pareci6 en- la revista "La Nueva
Ciencia' de la Habana.
Ell problema de hygiene planteado
por el distinguido higienista puerto
rriqueho ha preocupado vivamente
q los hombres de ciencia de la anti
LA hermana.
Ell ilustre Joaquin N. Aramburu
desde ell "Diario de la Marina" Co
mento con gran acierto y con mere
cido aplauso ell trabajo del DR.. Leon.
He aqui las oportunas y discretas
manifestaciones del distinguido es-
critOr cubano comentando ell artlcu-
10 de nuestro compatriota:
"Ha producido eco simpatico en-
parte muy importante de la opinion
pdblica, la idea que lance al julcio
de los inteligentes comentando un ira
bajo en- LA Nueva Ciencia" suscrip-
to por ell DR.. Leon: la de estudiar,
disoutir y precisar, 81 esos tubos de
lata 6 hero galvanizado, respirade
rosde cloacas y depositos de escretas
son realmente rreventivos de epide-
mias, como la sanidad Official cree, 8
por ell contrario, como yo decidida-
mente entiendo, vehfculos constan-
tes de infection, neutralizadores de
otras buenas medidas profilacticas"
'Desde luego, el Sr. J. de f. en- ar
tfcuio que inserto ei Diario", opina
que no hay duda aiguna acerca de la
acci6n nociva de semejantes agen-
tes trasmisores y expone hechos que
robustecen SUI creencia. Agrad6zco-
lie el apOyo que me presta; pero no
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Independence que dirigia Segal.
A partir desde esa fecha Sc alega
que ell trust empezo a apretar los
tornillos a Segal y Frank Hippel,
presidente de la Real State Trust
Co. de Philadelphia, y hombre que
habia garantizado q Segal en- la MAJ
yor parte de sus empresas. Cuando
las exigencias del trust iiegaron a ser
insufrlbles, Hipple Sc mat6 Y la
Compalia de que ei era jefe Sc de-
molio.
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Dun,s Weekly Review.

New York, December 3.-R- G.. Dun g.
Co.'S weekly report will say tomorrow
1t was hardly expected that the indus
trial and trade review would continue all
the time at recent high rate of speed
Some slowing up, II only for breathing
spell was natural. and this is apparently
why il is occurring, although 1t makes
no material impression upon the great
volume of transactions The unreasonable
weather and the approach of the holiday
season and the time for settlements and
taking of stock incident to the ending
of the year. are in considerable part re-
sponsible for the slightly more quiet as
pect of business.
The railroad strike in the northwest is
an unpleasant development and its i'm
mediate effects are chiefly felt In the
flour trade. Undoubtedly the action of
the house of lords in rejecting the bud
get is the most important event of the
week and it may have far-reaching con-
sequences but IL would be difficult to
trace the immediate effect on the situa-
ton in this country. OF more present
concern to our markets Is the opening
of Congress next week with the inevitable
agitation of economic and financial prob
lens.
No uneasiness is felt regarding tho hull
now manifest in some branches of iron
and steel as 1t Is recognized that recovery
from past depression has been phenom-
enally rapid. Moreover, mills and fur
naces have enough orders on their books
to assure full activity for months to come
and producers generally scan specifica-
tions and future bushes closely Pres
sure on the plate mills has resulted from
the insistent demands of car builders
who are receiving a steady flow of orders
from the railroads. Additional large con-
tracts are expected to appear this month
and there is q prospect of shortage In
plates.
In the primary cotton goods market
trade liz light, Fall River selling only
10000 pieces last week. Mills, however,
are holding prices firm and orders for
staple prints at the recent advance are
now coming In. especially from the west
Future operations on all cottons are slug
gish, awaiting the government cotton
crop. In the wooden goods division low
err priced lines of mems wear are being
opened. but buyers in all lines are con-
sentative.
A larger number of reserve orders are
shipped by boot ana shoe manufactur-
ers and while new business is quiet num-
erous moderate sized purchases make up
a fair aggregate. The price question Is
becoming less OF a disturbing factor each
week. Trade in leather has fallen on
materially but this is customary at this
season.
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one CENT A WORD.

HAIES-One cent a word n day, no nd.
taken for less than 25c for Hrst inser-
ton. Cnsh must accons42n- order
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TRADE REPORTS
ARE IRREGULAR
Two Much Warm Weather Has
Affected Business
HOLIDAY TRADE ACTIVE
Fear Exists That Switchmen's Strike
Will Extend Eastward and
Hamper Movement of Crops
and Goods Generally.

New York, December 3-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Trade reports show rather more irreg-
ularity varying with sections reporting.
in seasonable retail lines there is a re-
newal of the complaint of warm weather
affecting sales of wearing apparel, while
bad roads In parts of the central west
and the switchmens strike in the north
west causing shut downs in industry and
interfering with the movement of crops
to market and of goods to the country
are responsible for queter trade and in
terruption to normal, everyday activities.
In purely holiday trade rather more
activity is noted, jobbing trade is good
for the advanced stages of the season
and deliveries on spring orders are good
In industrial lines there are few signs
of slackening, aside from instances above
stated. The switchmens strike In the
northwest and the strikes of shirt waist
makers at some eastern cities are the
only important labor troubles.
There is some fear, however, that the
switchmen's strike, which is now confined
to the railroads running from Minnesota
to the north Pacific coast, may extend
eastward.
In the iron and steel trade there is
some slight seasonabe slackening of de-
mand for finished lines of steel, follow
ing the lessoned activities in pig iron,
but production and shipments arc close
to record. In the shoe trade orders from
eastern manufacturers are better and a
good reserve of heretofore delayed or
ders is now on hand. Leather Is Arm.
but hides are in better supply and weak
or lower.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending December 2 were
2s0 against 217 last week, 2s2 in the week
of 1903 and 272 in 1907
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All the new models are in,
the style and fabric assortment
is complete, and you'll have
fine picking in Kirshbaum' 8
hand made suit for $4,000. Sure
to please. Marley & Bauman
Clothing Co., Agents, 1910
3rd Ave.
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New Orleans, December 3.-Pres-
ident Merrill of the Cotton States
league has called a meeting Of the
league for December IL at the st.
Charles hotel In this city. Consider
able Importance attaches to this meet
ing as it will definitely decide whether
the reorganization Of the ciubs for
1910 season is to be carried out. Repre-
sentatives from eight or ten towns
wanting franchises will be here.
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Recovering From Broken Neck.

Norwalk, O., December 3.-Consider-
ing his age, the recovery OF George
Morey. aged 81 years, from a broken
neck, Is regarded by his physicians as
one of the most remarkable incidents
of surgical history. Since breaking his
neck month ago Morey has been kept
in a reclining position with his head
held rigid. HIS physicians announced TO-
day that the vertebrae are practically
mended,
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one CENT A WORD

RATES--One cent n yverf n day; no nd.
taken for less than @5e for first inser-
sipE cnsh must arcnmnnny order.
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY loaned salefisd peopae, women
keeping house and others without ~
curity; cheapest rates; easiest pay
ments; offices In % principal cities:
save yourself money by getttag mr.
terms nrst. D. Fl. Tolman. room Dl
Baxfsy building Lilly
REAL sstate loans 10 suit you in amount,
terms and interest; can pay hack month
ly or yearly; will tahs second mort.
gage. Thu City Loan and BANKING Co,
My
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
Lot near Wares Grove. $3.50.
Lots near Powderly $3.50, terms $40 cash,
balance IS per month.
On acres en- A. g. 8. railroad, \ mile
west of baseball park; long time.
q acres south of Elyton on Montevallo
road.
L. q. PETTYJoHR.
Phones 1101 and 46. sz6h Sd Ave.
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FOUND.
PERSONAL,

IF You arc Sex or discoGrsSsd heal;
DIR. Tsaly on THE Thought That
Helps, That Cures" Sunday, 8 D. M,
Cable hall. 1916 soooed avenue. Free.
11-l-2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES

.7oTR oPF0RfrSfTY~fT6e Fvsfefades.
Southern Florida. Have you any idea
of going to Florida? Would you like to
own a home below the frost line where
you have always a delightful life-gfv-
ing breeze, where sickness is unknown.
and where one acre of land will produce
good living? II so, call at 202S LIST
avenue and see our odd exhibition Of
fruits and let us show you sample
of the richest soil in the world; 100000
acres being opened by the state. word
TO the wise is sufficient. Whitworth.
Anderson & Chapman 20& list avenue.
12-3-4t
TWO business men with $4,000 each
can secure interest and connection
with good manufacturing concern.
This Is an exceptional opportunity for
the right men. Address Hill Veneer
Co., Itta Bena, Miss. 1112st-fr-su
WANTED-Party who has had some Of
fee experience and can invest from
$500 to 5000 and take active part in a
good business. Please answer at once
II you mean business. Address La
care A1e-Herald 12-4-2t
WANTED-Party that can put $1,000 oper-
ating money in mining proposition
mines are equipped; can ship coal in
short time; coal can be placed easy;
plenty of labor, or would lease to re-
sponsible party. Address Box Is, r. F.
d. I. Birmingham. Ala. 12-4-2t
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Tarpaulins, Oil Covers,
Horse Blankets, Slickers, Salt
Bricks, Auto Trimmings and
Steamer Shawls, Handmade
Harness at
VIM. RECKLING
1911 I'd Ave.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
WANTED--HELP

WE resharpen safety razor blades, 25c
per dozen; Giliette's a speciality; salts
faction guaranteed: 1000 pleased Gus
toners in the south; mail or bring
yours. Keener-Edge Co., ~ I'D street.
north. Birmingham. 11-11-30t
WANTED-V-hife and colored chamber
maids; white Office boy: furniture sales
man; experienced waiter; 100 day la
borers. steady work, u.S; weekly pay.
Room @6 Chamber OF Cou1Uerca
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FOR RENT

TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
1927 THIRD AVENUE. s-6-tf
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-C hldren's sewing, hand work.
Call Peoples phone 72o1.
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Observation-Disclosures
IOST-Strayed or stolen from 10 g. 18th
street, a white spitz dog goes by name
Of Frost; IS reward. Call Peoples
phone 21T0. 12-l-2t
LOST-Female Fox Terrier black head
with heavy black markings. Reward If
returned to w. 7. Lathem, Peoples
Savfnrs Bank and Trust Co.
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FOR SALE

Beautiful vacant lot near
Country Club, half block High
land avenue. Bargain if taken
at once.
". B. LEEDY q co.
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WANTED-Young men white and col
ored) to prepare as fremen, brakemen.
sleeping and train porters; instruc-
tons given at home by mail. Write for
application blank. Give your color, age
and position wanted l. Railway c. l..
No II, Indianapolis. Ind. 11-23-30t
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WANTED-Young men to travel for Chi
cago portrait company; experience un-
necessary. as we show you how: must
be willing to work in the country: good
pay to hustler. Call between a. m.
and D. M at the Birmingham hotel,
Room 81 G. I. Smith. n-30-7t
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every section of city Come to our Of
fee or phone us and we will go with
you and show them. Angiin Realty
and ms. Co., POPS 1st avenue. PHONES
1923 s-29-tf
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WANTED-AGENTS =.
WANTED~seiling agents for best real
estate proposition on the market. Apply
6ls Empire Bldg. Sunday hours to II
a M 11-S-7t
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WANTED

at 1921 4th avenue s-ls-tf
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WANTED-sITUATlONS

OPEN for road position January l, ex-
pertenced; best references: salary or
commission. Standard lines or good spe-
eialty. Address U-2. care Age-Heraid.
1-Gf
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The
Main
Chance
BY
Meredith Nicholson
COPYRIGHT 1908
tn. BoBBs- MERRILL COMPANY
~s~>S-~~-~~ y ls-~-~~~-~~~~~-------.nHm
COPYRIGHT 1908
THE BoBBs- MERRILL COMPANY

CHAPTER Continued.)
"Well, jim" he said, putting out his
hand. Il hope you're feelin' out OF
sight" Wheaton took his hand and sai(
good evening. He threw open his coat
and put down his hat.
"A little fresh air wouldn't hurt you
any" he said, tipping himself back IL
his chair.
We'll, | guess your own freshness vii
make up for it," said Snyder.
Wheaton did not smile; he was very
rool and master of the situation.
Il came TO see what you want, and II
had better not be much.'
"Oh. You cheer up. JIM" said Snyder
with his ugly grin. Il don't know that
you've ever done so much for me.
don't want you to forget that l did time
for you once
You'd better not rely on that toe
much. ! was a poor little kid and al
the mischief | ever knew learned from
YOU What is it you want now?"
We'll. Jim. you've seen fit to get me
fired from that nice lonesome job you
got me, back in the country"
Il had nothing to do with it. The
ranch owners sent a man here to repre-
sent them and | had nothing more to do
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Cause of Bitter MIX.

Recent experiments on the Ontario
Experiment Farm show that the yeast
like micro-organism of bitter torula Is
the cause of much bitter milk and
cheese. Factories in that section have
complained of the bitterness of the
milk. and as a consequence the expert
ment station has conducted extensive
investigations as to the cause. Gull
tures of the torula were added to milk
and cheese that had been sterilized,
and I'm each case a bitter taste was
the result. 1t was not found in milk
drawn into sterilized dishes, but was
found regularly In mixed milk, In the
solutions used for can washes, and
also on the leaves of trees under
which the cans we're habitually kept.
The remedies are to cool the milk
promptly and to guard 1t from infec-
ton of nay kind. All cans and other
utensils should be carefully washed
and sterilized by heat. The Connecti-
cut experiment station discovered sew
eral years ago that a species Of bac-
terfa was the cause Of bitter milk and
cream. This can be rendered harm
less by sterilization.