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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11
PASSED THROUGH

Fred Tuttle OF Reno, passed
through this morning on his way
to Mason. where he will attend to
business matters for the net week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11
FRESH TAHOE BUTTER

Why pay 90 cents a roll for but
ter when A. G. Meyers is sellin.
Fresh Lake Tahoe Butter for 50 cts.
roll?
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11
POTATOES FOR SALE

Twenty tons of fine pota
toes for sale. 81 per sack. A
lot Of small potatoes for
chicken feed. etc, at so cents
per sack Fine apples at S1.lO
per box. Delivered to any
part Of the city. Inquire OF
Ouilcttc Bros. 300 F. Tele-
graph St I'm.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11
HOME FROM VISIT

Mrs. Jake Eggers has returned
from visit with friends in Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11
VISITING IN RENO

Mrs. ]. T. Johns of this city, is
visiting with her daughter in Reno
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11
EDITOR PAYS VISIT

Editor " l.. Ricketts, of the Gold
field Tribune, visited this city be-
tween trains yesterday afternoon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11

Fifty dozen Christmas ties to PICK
from at Joe Smythe's. Come early.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11
RETURNS FROM RENO

Mrs. DR. Maclean has returned
from a short visit with friends i
Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11

Leave your orders at Bakers fo1
Christmas holly.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-12-11

Christmas bath robes and >mol:-
ing jackets at Joe Sythe's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
PLEAS MADE FOR
THE DYNAMITERS
ATTORNEYS TIE ACCUSED OVNAmITERs THAT
NAmARAS AND meMANGAL ARE ALONE RESPONSIBLE FOR
WAVE OF CRIME.

INDlANAPOLlS. Ind. Dec 1q-Ip-
On the Mc\amars brothers and OrtIe
=. Mechanical the confessed dynamit-
ers. who IN tho name O. labor unions
com mitfcd crimes against which civ
ili4ation reyolts but in which labor
unions icOt no part" chester U
rum. arguing 20 the jury IN the ID
hdmite couspiracN" t-ial tOday. rested
ne rcspous ihilify for the series Of eX-
plosion- which the forty defendants
are charged with having caused
Mr. trum. associated with United
states Senator John ". Kern. a., coun.
sci Tor the defense. told the Jurors
mat 'h" government had failed 10
snow That President Frank VI RYAN
ana oth". officials OF the iron wroI.srS
union had violated tho federal statute
prohibiting the carrying Of explosives
on passenger trims and that tho gov
efnment had based if- charges chief
crs
Tho defense counsel attacked the
confession ~ McMauigat a. given on
th' stand. because this same McNau-
iE1l is an admitted thief vh DO testified
in court that hc stole 200 pounds of
dynamite and hid ~ in the shed OF
MS uususpecting father af Tifiu. Ohio
u ls not within the power of the
ird"ral government 10 prosecute FOR
acts % INTIMIDATION committed against
en- ployers ~ n0n.union ilbI-." said
Mr truw These defendants are
charged with com piriug 10 carry pro.
nlnit'd explosives against tine federal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
SMALLPOX
EPIDEMIC
Maryland Authorities Appeal 10 the
Federal Authorizes TO Take
Action in Situation.

Special Dispatch Go die Intell lssn,er.
BALTIMORE. Md. Dec. l9.-Alarm-
ed by the smallpox IN Western Mary
land and the epidemic across the line
in West Virginia. the Maryland State
hoard Of Health this afternoon ap-
pcaled to the United States govern
mcnt to take charge Of conditions a.
MartinsburE. W Va. Al the same
time IL was decided 10 place guards
all along the West Virginia line 10
enforce strict quarantine against
West Virginia.
Forty eases a. fhc disease have de-
tcloped IN MartiusNuTc in the last
few days Three cases have been
brought into Allerany county
Dr William u. Wcloh. president az
fhe state BOARD of Health. and one of
.he Johns Hopkins hospital STAFF. said
today the smallpox situation IN Mary
ftud d. uO' alarming our action 10
lay was for the purpose of further
-tfeguardug thc people of this state.
u is believed that tho government
Will take some action and MARY land
crs are particularly anxious that 10
-hould Ciiileus oI NlloCauy county.
Maryland Hrc watching ont for 'h"
spread of the disease and tho health
vardcns OF that country are on th"
alert every minute of tho dag Sccin-
hat now cases do not come over th"
1urdor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
TAFT IS OFF
FOR PANAMA
President and Party Departed Yester
day for KEY west 20 Take Pas
sage on the Ar ansas.

WASHINGTON bcc 90 President
Tai. I,ft GO fD.al O'Clock tonight over
fhr Atlantic Coast Line railway for
kes West Flr to -al Saturday on
thr urradraueH. Arkansas for colon.
N0er fhroc day inspection of tho
Panama r.n1l fhe President VIII re.
furn f1 k's West Ifo is due ln
Washington again Dec .f
1l" rro-.dor, left suffering from
.U.ht int p.r fnnt cold Tho tr.p
south. f was believed would cu.e it
although f already ft shown eirn4
"f yielding fo treatment Before ro.
If. aboard I.s private Ger fn" Prc.f
dent attended ilr cabinet dinner
r.f'n hv Secretary of state knYl
Nr If" tlIrIa. Tau. their
toHHlnr .nn fI. ...-rfar. t. fHr
Irri'r Hfd Nr. IfH'n.. fIa GOD.
.rf rrr.firt p t.'. rtt. arI Wr.
l0'kman Winthrop NaIor Thoma. D..
f.hn. frd fIrufruluf fom.
trt'r John N Tmmnr. ~
d.- fp f.r Ir .isuf. fhrrr .rrro.
.rr.'rr MON nrd WhHr House
-'rnnrrar'.r comprised uo on.aI
party which $500 hOfrI fhr Nrkar.H.
1e" railroad officials and hllf dozen
r't ufp"r mfn. uup accompanied fIo
Irn rrrf. 5000 la uIHrt.reT ,r fha tst
f|f H.F ware. fr. .rnHIrd fu tf. a.
convoy Dr fhe voyage .n aud from fl,
i'Hm1H.
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laws. aud D. has not been shown that
they did so couspire. or that they met
together specifically with a view %!
violating th'a Jaw
"if h. natural fuat sou jurors. who
have heard The stories repeated here.
should have feelings or horror and Iu-
diguItion. DO Wp condemn the acts
~ thr dyuamiicr-' tn" rrycrumcut
has characterized James ll Mr\aWara
The destroyer O' human life at Lot
Angeles. as degeueratc. What iu
the nam" OF God shall vc 'all John i.
Nc\amara' lf Doe isn't % partu0IaC
there never VAS one. Think of how
on tl" name of Union Labor. be- di .ect-
ed The crime which hurled human hc-
ings and propert, 40 into one rcd
burial We regret thaf any such CON
ditiOu could hHN" been brought about
IN a civilized community
When Nr krum told The jury that
The statute Of Imitation had run
against some of the acts charged Fci-
erd Judge A. o.. Anderson interrupted
hIm saying
You tell that 90 the jury and ! shall
instruct The iurs b. is not The law.
u n Frcdericks. district attorney
cf los Angeles couufy. lnf' for los
Angelo -nuirht after having been iu
consultation hero with federal official.
identified with mo trial Captain Fred.
erick- said he Was rcfr ming fo Los
Angelo io prepare FOR fln second trial
~ Clarence Darrpw on charge of
iIry hrinIuE. which ia -at FOR January
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
NEWSPAPER MAN
IS SENTENCED
Ralph Hi. Formerly CITY Editor of
the Marietta Times. Given
Term n Auburn

rs 90 r..rlf.H q. fHs Intelligence
RO'HESTEE ~ s.. uoc TO-
Ralph T. Hnl. until recently editor ~
fne Marietta. ohio. Time. and n for
mer Associated Press writer. vas scn.
fenced hy County Judso stephens 10
ddy to Auburn State pr. ou for two
sears after pleading ruIty to tho
foruuE of tho name of Harper A.
Ero.. of Cleveland. t1 a. $50 check
'fHf lc pf-sod m tho Hotel seneca
Boo fnrhs-fer &c. wa Indicted un.
uor fHr name of norman % Hairy
5000 made the most remarkable
plea FOB ESCAPE state prison over hoard
iu t 'ncaI court llr said hr wac lusf
OF srn whnr hr uas convicted Of
fofE1r. ir Manchester scff v.4rs
ro. Hrd served ftr frlr- ir tho Sow
IHmr 'ire state prnrfuftr.. uIsro
N'. r.H band Hfa crippled Tar
Dor'I out Hr returned r Marietta
nd rIrnI fIl r.fr.w OFF fIr rnmmu.
rIft lln fnf fEr court ffsf for more
iH.H fnu .fr In ntd boom rIt rff
f0r t. fI. Times. arI fHlf coming
i.a.f iY arri. fnr an hs.uritfrd Troas
ro. 'HDH. T vent broke u Rochester
ani iurrfi several checks
llI Pf.- H. He fn'I Df frr rrrcf ~
hia rHnffnr. ou hie mother Affor
frt iItI Thnmrs OF Marietta. said
lnI naa rnf rr.m1I ard thlf ha
could no' r..ief thD temptation to
fors.
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tenmyer the representative OF the ele-
ment which seek TO probe 10 the in
nermost recesses the conditions under
which vast financial operations are
conducted.
Mr.. Morgan gave at length his
views on competition. combination.
cooperation and control in industry
and finance. particularly III. latter.
lie declared that he Did not mind
competition" but that he preferred
Combination" in his operations. lie
Was emphatic In his declaration thai
There Is no way one man can get a
monopoly on money.
Throughout the long examination 10
which Mr. Morgan submitted with an
evident willingness to answer. there
was not moment when interest
Jagged. ShCrt. sharp questions and
answers came with striking rapidity.
While the colloquoys were az times
tcoEtinusd on Ninth PageD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20

SPECIAL u.-Ust.i - tHe iut"iII -euc'i.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. To-
Hy "A vote az four 10 one. the supreme
Court Of appeals upheld the constitu.
tionality OF the proclamation of mar
tial Law In the Kanawha coal fields.
issued hy Governor G,as~cock Noycm-
her l.. under which proclamation a
military court sentenced nearly a
score of persons to prison The court
refused the petition of L. \ Mays and
: l. Nance. prisoners iu the stat"
Benitcnti1ry. for "A writ of hahcas cor
IUs.
Tho decision Is most sweeping In
its scope q not only uphoids th"
power of the Governor 20 dcciar" mar
tial Law. but places the authority OF
the military court Ia Try cases hey ond
legal doubt. even though tle unens"~
were committed prior go the proclama-
ton oi martial law
Though the state constitution pro
vides thar the privilege OF th" writ
OF habeas corput shall not be sus
Tended" that the military shall b.
subordinate To TN" civil poWer.' and
that no citizen. unless engaged Ia the
military service of the state. shall b"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
CONSTITUTIONALITY
OF MARTIAL COURT
In STRIKE UPHELD
Supreme Court by Vote of Four Five Uphold Constit-
tionality of the Proclamation of Martial Law.
Court Refuses the Petition of Prisoners Sentenced Pen
Tertiary for Writ of Habeas Corpus

tried or punished by any military
court FOR any onensc that H. recoc-
nizcd hy The civil courts. the decision
holds that those responsible for tho
stale ot war are the ones who sus-
pend the constitution. aud that the
Governor. In declaring martial law. IL
on.y taking such step To restore the
constitutional guarantees.
Martial Law
The invasion or iusurr.ction." saws
the opinion. let's aside suspense and
a.i.enci"s thc actual operation OF
Do" constitution and laws The proc
iawJIpu of martial Law simply rec
uruIz.s il" status Of the condition OF
th.re- resulting from the invasion or
iusur-octiou aud declares n In send
nr th" army into such territory To
ccrupy 10 aud execute the will OF tho
u,'ii iry chief for the time being as a
means OF r"-torirS peace and order.
The "N"cuiiV" merely adopts a means
OF restoring and making effective the
constitution and laws within that ter
utory
TIL" decision also holds that n. the
tcontinued on Page Eight)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
CONGRESS QUITS
FOR HOLIDAYS
LIVELY MAMEUXERs TAKE PLACE CLOSING HOURS
AND ADJOURNMENT is TAKEN WITHOUT
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

house was able 10 get a quorum and
adjourned after a l. minute session
without even having received the
presidents message
Tho message waited for fou- hours
10 secure entrance into the senate.
When that body convened ~ noon the
Republican senators asked for immCdi-
ate consideration again of their de
name Tor IN executive session 10 take
MP appointments. The Democrats
con -eni-d 10 ihe plan and until the
Impeachment trial automatically took
fh" iiOOr ~ $50 o'clock and the senate
fought over tho filling uf pres idential
offices with the debate carried on be
hind tightly closed doors o. was
not until tho Impeachment court ad
jon u-nsd a about O'Clock that the pres
idents message was received and
read
Both houses OF congress adjourned
20 meet on Thursday January e. The
senate sitting az Cd court uf impeach-
meut will reconveuc Frida.. a.-nuary
third The house money trust com
miftcc. winding up IFS session with
J = Morgan at 33n. adjourned until
y O'Clock MOndat. January o.
Practically an business or congress
VIII stand In allegiance Throughout
IN" holiday recess and a ma 'ority of
the members ~ both houses will
leave Washington for the vacation
The senate confirmed but one ap-
poinfm"nt. that of John &C. Brown as
postmaster OF Concord y &C.. in tho
hour and "a half ~ executive debate.
40 action was taken ON fhe ro.apuoiuf.
menf - Edgar r. Clarke. whose term
rs interstate commerce commissioner
expires Dcccmbp- 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
XMAS WEATHER
IN AUSTRALIA
Mercury kissing the 30 Mark and
the Natives Are Wearing q. v. D.
Underwear In sydney.

SYDNEY. y : ". Dec. 70. One
hundred ani twenty-five On the shade
is The record put up hy the Crst hol.
"a'" experienced in Austrsfl thi.
summer This was recorded at Eucis.
"a station ON the South Australian bor.
der So Foma. in Queensland. The
mercury stood at 40. while af Sew
castle. Tho coal city of Sew South
w 1i's. lts Dad ibc hottest spell fo-
IH wears. accompanied by dust and
VIud storms other parts off New
south Wales usrr affected. huf iu
Sydney the heat Was ires severe. tho
thermometer going only fo ga SO
deaths we're reported
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Senate:

Convened at Ituu
Went into executive session 80
consider confirmation of Fr'~i-
dental nominations
House.
Convened 4f rsuu and adjourn
90 90 f-.l, u. m. owing Co lack
of quorum. until noon. January
i IIerpout Morgan continued
Nte fs-tfuIHn. before money trust
Iufn-fIeafIre .uruUIIffst.
Interior department sNrfuiI
frfr. Drmwfffs' adopted rrrurt
csHvurirc Robert e. Valentine.
former uwu.i~-irusr ~ Indiana
affair. fr DIS tluluDt rI.ls Co
hI- rNsf -uaftHu.
ra--ts' of a national child
lIhHr lfn
It.-lE- OF % law establishing
"a r4 .InrI employ agency
FsfIfinG FOR srrmerf fp ffr-
rfeI ffra railroad 4portafton
fp unemployed men who s.sk
ror. ir another part ~ t'c
country
In tIr OFFICIAL .aII f.- f1e r,n-
rerfIHu f--usI fuItt. NJ. Davis
declares Ir f- rrnuier 90 DO at
fHt .s.ii Yf f... nrraftsHffon than
|" ~nrIJ O.. f' ie Mayor -
'lfDteo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20

ATHENS. Dec. ~ Vice Admiral
HALL Pasha. formerly Minister OF Ma
rine in tho Turkish cabinet. was
killed in naval engagement between
the Greeks ad Turks of tho Darda
nelles December i6 This is the re-
port received from a Greek captain
who has just arrived from the Darda-
nclies. and made public through a.
semi-oficial agency.
Vic" Admiral Hail paSha was on
board the naEship KheyrEd Din Brr-
haros7a. which. according to the same
authority. was very seriously dam
aged
-Four other officers aboard the fas.
ship were killed and e large numbe
OF sailors were killed or wounded \
hospital ship was sent To take care
Of the wounded
Three of tho Other Turkish elfps
engaged Boz the battle sustained So.
we're damage Tho flagship Barharos-
sa wac pierced hy shells on both the
port and starboard sides Fire broke
ont. but was controlled
u was secs sary to use tho colt.
sion mats 10 order ~ keep the nag
ship from sinking
Tho Greek captain asserted also
that three Turkish DESTROYER we're
hit dhring the fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
THE WEATHER


WaHHIrorou. Dec. 10 ror.r,sf.
ohio, western reunsyIvanfa-c g. oudv
friday probably snow flurrfea snfr~ffs
north pcrioui Saturday fair. moderate
Wcat ana uorfhwsst winds
We V.-~inia- osnsraly fair Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
POSTAL
SAVINGS
Postal Savings Depositors In This
State Make Application for
$3.50 Of Fourth Issue.
Intelligencer Bureau,
n - D. Z - ~ -

Washington D. C., Dec. Is.
Information made public today by
Postmaster General Hitchcock shows
that postal savings dcpositors in
West Virginia have made application
Tor $'.1fo Of the fourth semi-annual
issue OF postal savings bonds TO be
distributed on January lst Applica-
iion for this amount has been made
by IT, dcpositOrs. and it is particular
.ly interesting to note that nearly
$a0oo of the total amount OF bonds
has been applied for in the registered
form. indicating tha, they are being
purchased a- q permanent investment.
With respect 10 the amount of the
bonds applied for Huckhannon leads
aIl other cities Cf the state. with a
total of $500. aud fol owing in order
or" Charleston. for S.Sp. Harper's
Ferry and Logan for Ss0D each. Nor
gan'oWn. S'"u. MartInsburg. 500. and
Wheeling. Stnu.
This is the fourth bond issue since
th" installation of tho postal swings
system 100 thi, country. tho first issue
having been made on July !. 1911.
Compared with the applications made
by depositors in tho state of West
Virginia on July Ist last the present
applications show an Increase ~ s4GO.
or IT,. p"r cent On Iuly LIST last
eight d"uositors applied for $3.50 ot
Oh" bond
FOR tho first time boz three weeks.
t0urro- -mau W g. Brown. Jr of
West Virginia. Who has been critical
IS il. came up 100 the Capitol TO-DAY.
Mr. Brown walked around. shook
hands with DIS colleague and attend.
'd on" of Tho sessions of the money
trust intcstIcafor or which commit
too hc is O. member SIR Brown vii.
rp 10 his home at kinEWood on sur.
day.
Congressman James 4 Hughes. or
Huntington Senator William D.. chill
fcu. of Charleston. and Congressman.
lf'''p7co. Of Charleston have gone
home for tho holidays Nr Hughes
VIII meet his dauEhter on his wav
and takc her home from tho hospital
t0rrrn- smau John VI Hamilton. 80
GrantstiIie. will remain Boo Washing.
tnu
ConEr0- mon IItfiouare introduces
war claim bills today asking compe--
sffon for I'rIl rsrrnsrriativos g
George W Spruce. of kanaoha IN ~,
.um NJ s'nHs. end for Joseph an-s
NrVfou Iia.n'.. of Fayrffc county. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20

Constsntinople dispatch yester.
day reported a great victory by the
Turkish troops over the Greek army
at Janins on Sunday. when. u is as.
serted. 100 Greeks were killed and
126 wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-20
VICE ADMIRAL PASHA OF THE
TURKISH CABINET IS KILLED
HIGH OFFICIAL OF THE
OTTOMAN EMPIRE SLAIN
During Engagement Of Turkish
and Greek Flec.s-Turks Mas
sacreing Many Christians.

LONDON. Dec. 19.-An Athens dis
pateh TO the Daily Telegraph says
that check sustained BY the Carl
baldian legion, whereby they lost all
their officers and 400 men kilIed and
wounded. gave rise 10 the runor Of a
Turkish victory at Janins.
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LONDON. Der. f9--Accordiur fo e.
Port Said dispatch to Llosds. a uirc.
loss MESSAGE from the Greek govern
ment vessel Macedonia SAYS chat fre
Turks have massacred tho ChriHiaur
Zoo MItl"ne. The number killed is
uot known
Tho messaEe adds that part OF fhc
Turkish fleet WAS forced 20 run
ashore near thn Iardancilcs. owing 20
damage done by tho Greek uarahir4
iu rho recent engagement
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-07-25

lightly twirlinS his long blade. Two
pistols lay in my holsters. and both
were freshly loaded, but without
thought had drawn my sword for q
weapon, suppose because he was
using his. lie was master Of the
sword, | but beginner with 1t.
! We rode straight in. and heard the
whistle OF his blade as he circled IL
about his head like band OF light.
As we joined he made cut to the left,
easily, gently. as he leaned forward.
but IL came with such swiftness that
had 1t landed | doubt not my neck
would have been shorn like Il robins.
/ We wheeled and came ON again and
yet again, and each time he put me
ON defense, and each time | learned
more or what was before mo to do.
My old servant, Satan. was now HIS
servant, and the great black horse
was savage against me as was his
rider. Wishing nothing SO much rs to
Kill his own rival, he came each time
with his ears back and his mouth
open. wicked In the old blood lust
that | knew, Ii was the fury OF his
horse that saved me. | suppose, for as
that mad beast bored In, striving 10
overthrow my own horse. the latter
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-07-25
Butter and Cheese Makers Can I'm
prove Their Work.

One hundred and thirty three prac
teal butter and cheesemakers met at
the Dairy School Of the College of
Agriculture Of the University Of Wis
consin last winter TO perfect their
knowledge of the why and how Of their
chosen work by fourteen weeks
course designed especially for those
who have had ut least six months ex-
peIience. The new bulletin describing
the opportunities for this work for next
year il now ready for distribution from
the Office of the Agricultural Editor,
Agricultural Hall, Madison.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-07-25
ITO he Continued
Dirt In Milk Shown To Wiscon-
sin Farmers

Dirty milk is repulsive to the con.
sumner and money loser to the manu-
facturer of dairy products because IL
makes inferior butter and cheese which
must be sold ut inferior prices, A test
for the dirt tells who is careful and
who Is filthy about milking and hand.
ling milk and cream. Such test Is
being demanded by those who practice
cleanliness and is being adopted by
many creameres, cheese factories, and
city milk distributors, among which
are the Gridley Dairy Company of
Milwaukee and the Bowman Dairy Co.
of Chicago. Cotton disks showing the
amount of dirt In pint Of milk are
sent to those who furnish H.. This
"milk sediment test has long been
advocated by the College of Agriculture
of the University of Wisconsin and was
first described In Wisconsin Bulletin
No. 1875
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-07-25

she saw ME in uniform and helt. See"
She said. we freed our slaves Tong
ago. We thought as the north thinks.
This war is not for the Society OF
Friends" But she saw my fathers
blood IN me again and sighed Go,
thCu," she said An over the country,
north and south, came the Same sigh
I'd consent OF the women, "Eo, Their"
And 50 We went out to Kill each other
we who should all have been brothers,
None of us world listen, The armies
formed. faGirS each other ON Nirginia
soil, Soon ii our tramplCd fields aud
broken herds and ruined crops, in our
dCSolated homes and hearts, we broth,
ers in America learned the Significance
or war
My men. most of them young fellows
used to horse aud arms, were hrigaded