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The Huttig news., 1916-07-08
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN 6 SOUTHERN
 LITTLE ROCK MONROE KY. South North 5:5s a. m - Huttig ... .......2:2z p. m TAO a. m. Monroe ...l2:25 pin Leaves Arrives ll:4O a. Huttig m . l2:15 p. m. ST. LouIs, IRON MOUNTAIN &s SOUTHERN FARMERvILLE SOUTHERN KY. North South 5:0l a. m... Huttig ...2:56 p. m 4:l5 a. m. Farmerville .....4:l6 p. m
 LOCAL. f l0:lo a. m........ Huttig 2:25 p. m. Arrives Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day from Monroe and goes to Farmer vile.
 Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day from Farmerville and goes to Mon roe.
The Huttig news., 1916-07-08

No other body with such intimate know -dge of railroad conditions has such unque stoned posi- ton Tn the public confidence
 The the railroads may charge the public tor transportation largely fixed by this Govern board
 Out of every dollar received by the railroads from the public nearly half is paid directly the
The Huttig news., 1916-07-08

Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote

Leaders of the brothehood the conference hell York ll5 offer Federal and employees the authority shall be leaders declare wide strike.
 The Interstate Commerce Commission by the public body which this for
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
LOS ALTOS CiNIBIAN SIS F0CnS
LtMINOSOS.

Las cnmiendaS a las ~0FdcnanzaS
d.. trifico que prchiben Q! u>o de-
furrtnS r~rrirctornS en- i0S automiy:-
les. commentator Il eStar IN vi-i,an
ria da>dc aver IN 10 mal!ana. McnoS
de- ) por ricnto d. los pron!ctari"S
d, autos Y m0t0cicios han cump.!do
on e.: primer lila con 10 IuH pr"vi"-
ncn las ri;adaS cumiendas. TodnS los
damaS. Sncin dice Ia pol:cia, "s;aDan
ayoa.stoS a ser arresjadoS di"an'"
Ia uorho cu II raSO de ll~ar Il" SIl-
ra?ros sin cUmp!ir con 20 mandate
Dor las o:i"nanZa-. la manrra CO.
mo mur!luS ducII0S .lr autos mani
ccs;a!on aver en- Ia maHana que ~"
Irrian ia Icy ru6 ~ad"rnando as lin
!,rnaS de Su> maquinaS con papr.
roio, hlanro. @7Iinda Y amarillo, in
tai manrra Que Qucdara cub!orta IA
MAYOR parto d.! foco luminOSo. Orr,
rubvi"ron los r~:istalnS DE- los f"t">
con una rapa dc iab60 "~cd!narl" Y
otroS lcS han hHcho opar"S !i-ani"-
los ron c-mrrii.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21

cana Dc hiclc dc ounce o vein.
| metros de esp"sor.
" 10 nos hcIaremoS?
No; cstaremos bien ab.igados
Bi-by. ;Conguc al trataio! f. pre-,
ciso tgas!adar todoS cStos tahloncs
4! lido ALA del banco. pcspues pen,
sarcmos en- traSladar estoS bu!tos,
estas cajas Y TODD % denlzS.
Los seis m~arincros. los dos VETO
cipiist2s, 6! negociante ' cl propio
W'ilkye SC pISicron n seguida 4 Ia
facna. E.standO para poneyse Fl Sol.
In t"mpcratlrA. descendia rapidamen
te. : EN- precise asegurar$e cuarto
ante I'm rcfugio.
AoucIios dicz hombrcS Sc cargaron
tah!ones y Sc dirgeron Z ia costa. que
solo distab2 unos setccientoa
metro.. Hal!ado UT sitio a pro-
p6sito a. pie dc ana graz roca que
debia resguardarles de los heladoz
vienros del Sur, Wilkye. ayudado por
Risty, do ccmicnzo Il ia construc-
ciin, micntras los naTine-os y los
vc!oci7edistas voivisn al banco para
acabar de traspo%tar Ia madern.
Il erection dc aquelia caoaha 10
debis cyigir mueho tempo, pueS los
tabloaes cstabsn numeraooS y no IA
bia mas que armarla. Bastaba
para clio If colocando cada plea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
Z su Sitio : unirlas con clavos.

en su Sitio : u~nirlas con clavos.
Tres horas tucron suficientes para
ot:cner IN c6modo albcrgue, cor te-
ch0 "n doblc pendiente y diviGido
e. cuatro compartinicntos de docc
metros Y largo Y seis de ancho. Las
tahlaS uinar tan perfcctamente, que
impediar TODD acceso al frIo; pero
Wl!kye, Y Eisby. para conservar NE
:jor q ca'or interior, cerraroa herme-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
MURIO La MUJER DE UN COMO
CIDO PERIODlSTA

CUER0. TEX, Octuhre 20. l.
tardo del microbes tue cncontrado cn
IN departamento del hotel Mutt. pc,
Mr.. J. p. Bridges, el cucrpo sin u
da De su mujcr, IA senior Bridges,
La vida dc esta sonora So hab!a ci-
tinguido en- mcuoS de una nora. Ila-
hia cStaLo cnfcrma hac.a v4r!"s Sc
mana>, pero natic crcia quo 81 gra,
vcdad fucra tal, que cs,Uv."r" ta-
Immediate 81 fin. +! currpo ftt en-,
ircS#da 4 ii Agenc!a Sulin" para II
~entierro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
NUERTO EN- UN ACCIDENTE AU.
TOMOVILISTICO

FL ycredic:o dc! Juez dc PaZ dado
anteaySr sobre la muertc de Pedro
Sine Is QUE cSta fut causada por
accide-te. Sirio. cmpieaio de n San
Antonio Gas and Electric Company,
fut n:uertn al volcarSe cl automovil
en- cue ina por el Canine Blarco. Fl
caro- cay" ,obre Sirio Y 81 cranea
frG f~racturaIo, ~sufricndo tambien
una grandc hcrida IN el pecho. Mu-
rio - minutes despues del accidente.
lie ~Soj~rvivcn sus padres el senior
Y i, sc;iora Sirio. quicnes reslden
en- el nimcro 200 dc l. Gale S. Flo
res. Las funcrales tuyi"ron lugar
aver :. las 1890 de L. panama. Sc
scpr!;i en- cl I'antcGn de San Fer
raniO.
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UN .EXCELENTE PILCADOR DE
ALGODON DE IS AEOS DE
EDAD

COLEMAN, Tr%.. Octub"c pa.
Harold Atchicy. MILO de /. {. A;ch-
ley Guicn viyc ! , m!.ias al Este Dc
Coleman. hizo IN pizca de- al2odon
iu!antc IL ultima ScrlHra, qJc ia
DatiGo y record, On ests region pUes
esta fuce& &c 10 que ordinariame2-
te Sc ha vistc. Harold tiene Is amos
y racogia sobre 4I2 !lbras Giarias did,
!antc cinco dias de- Il Scnlana. Su
mayo recollection fuc de 3I3 libras
q ultin:o v~icrneS. No :. n. viSto riz-
c.dor como este.
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,rccien,c = "a expedition america
"a.
Wilkye hizo que baiaran 4 terra
is masiacr0s americanoS cue habl2
ayado consi~o. seis hombrones, a.
t5s COMO granaderoS. rch"Sros como
.,ros. con los kombros a"chos y q
c.ltis bronccado Dor los vienroS 81
mos del mar. ' des2uas de eilo5
laiaron los dos velocipedistaS.
La tripulaci6n inglesa procedio 4
n 6cscarga. acumu!ando en- el banco
considerable cantidad de tablones que
rareeian d~estinados = I conStruc-
,i5a. gran nlmero de cajaS barri-
les ' pacas de g~igantescas proper
clones, ' una provision de carbon cal
culada en- dos t~oneladas. En- seguida
Gesemba-c6 una chalupa que podia
co~tever cIrnodamerte = todos los
r9isme~os lie Ia expedition
-.Cs fal:a algo-prcgu0to Lin
Ccrman Il Wi.kyc. que numeraba Ell
GaGc-amencs todos aqueilos ooje1os.
No senior r~ospondj0 e! america
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
i. al ha.rp Orlando:
:EGTrah por e. Polo,

EGf'ah pOr z. O 49,.
DcSpues dc So,tar las &marras i
Easrella Polar lanzo con ia sirena al.
siihido acudo cue repercutio cx;ra-
Hamcnte en- ~anuellas inmcnsas mura.
les dc hio:o. Y partio = jodo vapor
hac:a RI Sur. bog&ndo entire las islas
y Ia costa.
En- 81 puentc estaba Linderman
con los brazos cruzadcs sobra el ne
RIO en- act;-ud ~Pcnsativa. Y i 20 lar
60 dc las amuras. IN tripuiacion en-
7cra con IN vista liza ea el banco.
WiIkyc. em q borde mismo del bio
uuc Dc hielc. miraba . II golcta. que
&c alej&ba ~rapidamentc, y e. tam
b;5a p~arec:a ~pensativo. ~preocupado.
roco daSpuas Ia eolcta desapa-a-
cja Ge.ras de Ia isla Boot, Y en- 81
oscuro horizonte solo Sc percibi6 IN
LELAND penacno de hume.
Que sucrte lie es5ara f.serva-
da?-murmur6 el amcricano-iS6io
eli tempo rodra decirlo!
-;Hahais conciuEHo vuescra o.
servaci6n?-le precunt6 Bisby.-Em
pilzo = sentir frio en- medic de est0s
hie,os, ' de buena CANA desDacharia
unas cuantas chuletas junto 4 I'M
buen fuego.
Ne preguntaba Que fin aguar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
DE- LA CIUDAD
COLLISION

Los automobiles oporados por VI.
&. bean y Ed De Lair. :" cnrontra.
ron produci"ndos" TN tr"mcndo emo
que, IN Ia intersection Dc las Gales
Houston : chestnut. Fl acridrn;r
0currii ant;er en- Ia taric y ningun0
dc los ronductorcS de- los rarrOs re-
SuI,6 lcsioaado. Los autos rnSulta-
ron con SoriaS ayerias y los chauf-
fnurS furron arrastadoS y acusadoS
Dor falta dc cuidado en- 81 maneio
dc =uS mdquinaS, pcro tiencn per
Soras que atestiGuan en- su favor per
c:cndo que q accidente fu% inevita-
bic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
-Entonces. ME marcho.

-r"''"'eS "'' '"''1'''
- "cIC~.o F'' ''
RIOS en- 81 '~.'
~ -
-Foi''lo 81 ''i''''''' ,o'
49,
G. "'"'E TX "~eS''''"' q ''' Ms
81
i ''.'s'" que - "SS'"''" IL" -
E.e', "'i'' que ~ '"E' "i "s"S'
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= csc hc.mosc buquc- Gijo Vii

aara = csc hc.m"so bUqu"-c'jo VII
ky.
-:'"m2 qncrr'@ on" eonciuya!
f&:a IN wage = lraVeS &C !os hleLoS'
' 'u2%o re&cra " ~huScarnoS.
-Teno 10 c~ontrario. BiShy. iTal
vcz 40 lc ve"mCS mas.
:Por QUG::
-Porquc antes que retrocedcr Lin
dermap 10 a~plas1ard entire los hlelos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
--"Ss --
POR No LLEN.iR Las LtCES Rf.
GL.iMENTtRIiS.

Dorr e~oHductoras de- autos fue-
ron a"YrS:ados antnnOch" por Ia .al-
Ia d. las lurcs rr=lamon,arlaS IN
Su- ma1uinaS. Las mu,tas gu les
runron imrur>tas aver IN IA mana
na yariaron "A;rH ~ y so. FL CAPT
tan Banks diio que ~>r-ui"ia "b"anfo
IA policia ION !oia cn"r-!a hasa
. y .guir luc los autos Sran opera
10. come" mandI IA Icy.
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pI:RNISOS PARA FESCAR.

+. Y. Bets Garage. Call, la.
Block .i6&. $50.
~.a. LoS@ Ia!amuia. Ticnda dc
ladri.in. Cal" +. Com 'rcio. Block
6Si. SiH0.
+. W. Camprbcll. Casa d" . cuac
.oS. CALI f.. Evergreen. Block %!$.
$500.
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EN- FLATONIA TEX, Sc VENGE
Ell, ALGODON 4 1Sc.

FLATONlA, Tex, 20 De Octubrc.
TN alto prccio fut recipido aqui
por ura ?aca del &lgod"n vcndida POI:
J. J. Hucbncr. d. CiStc-n. lie pa
ya.on nor dicha paca $lIJ.ii Y por
n semil,a $685.. 10 que hi.o I'LL TO-
IA! de 1922.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10
r&sin SerS 1T ssheili; Is modt
mir fsine 1eiAuerben msbr.
SO bin bsHtsar. b0s ID Tire gnssise Oun
Or. NileS' Sears @emeOs.

fab. gpr benz 0etraMdh bisfes RitteIs. hattie Id
elm lsbr IditnlHleA oer5Ieibsn. I'd, fveue mih.
beyithten an tbmlefl. baB To mid fest In iebr aus
ter @eiunbbeit behnbe. naGbeir i'd 1hrem Mate
asnaa; Ole oeert Memsbp aebranHte Mrs.
annis 6arscH. Tcpera. Ran.
@eben Sic gut nuf ihr Sera adit. uno
limb Sic aetuih, 0ak es 10 iiart lit. mic
cs fein iOlte? 3r. MILES 0cdrt 9iems
ebh hiIft benz ner3fn ieinc ardfte ipies
Der 81 innunsIn. Nc1lbem eS burd)
ueber1nitrenaura. guraen. Gd)red poer
Spannuna aeihipddt iuorSen lit.
@enH bic erite Tfaihe mi6t tilii,
iDirb Sbr Npstbeter Sbr WeIh suriid.
ssbsn. iSnw Besfani In alien Msotbeten.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

Shien", Elunoer, 3u peripre1en.
Mionp ober bat ibr Ser5 Ihon Der.
hcnft, Dem gutber6igen uno liebenS-
miiroigen Sans, Der ober arm lit.
Nifi iorgt oofiir, Dob lid Ole beioen
fin6en, giebt linen iogar iein gotl3es
8ermogen ais Garleben, I'm lie in ole
Gage 5u ieBen, iih Den nSilbernen
2omen" al faufen. Gr brnuht ia
oos @eIo nift. bat or bod begriiuoe.
te @offnung oarauf, Dab ieiue Gper
am Softbeoter oufgefiibrt miro, mas
ibin nit einem Shluge gum moblbas
belloen Monne MADDEN iuiiroc. 9os
Shidlul abcr Mill cS onocrs: Seine
Sper miro nbgelebnt lpeiI er 5u
Jung lit uno nod niht geniigelio be.
FAINT. A6er ieine ~@riine @riIle"
biIft inn nod iiber oielen SdIog bin.
meg. SIM 5~lpeiten g(fte fin0en mir
i'm ais Sberfellner i'm .Si[bcrnen
Souen" mie0er, lultig un0 gutter
Ginge mic INNER. Die 3eitcn ober
limo idleht, oos @eif6ft mill nitt
10 rcd)t geDen, mie es 1ih Sons uno
Mollp getrdlrmt boben. ais lie oell
uSilbernen 2omen~ iibernobmen.
llno gero0c an oielem Gage 1T ell
@edicI f1Iig. Outer Hnt lit teiter.
Ibcr 9tidi bat einen Ausipeg crion-
nen. Snsgebeim bat or in Den Bel
tnngen angefiinoigt ooB elm beirats.
llIitiger Miaion6r an oielein gtahmit.
toge in ocu uSilbernen 2Dpen fom-
men miro, uno oaB old cine rridc
@rbin auf Der Srde nad eincnlDtoli-
he poripreden miro. llno olif Die Nll.
3eigcn bin bridt cine Slut bon bei-
ratsluitigen @dlten iiber oen Sill
bernen 2omen" berein. 3ufGaig
fomnlt audi vGrin3eiiin Morie~, li,r
bon ciilcr &ofoome begleitet oif Der
eide nod abenteuern noriiber uno
bciflieBt, cine GrfriiNung 81 lid 5i
ncblnen. Iifi Der lie einfa1 fir Elm
piibihes MdoeI bdlt, perlicbt iif in
iie un0 5uingt iie falt buNitdblih 6o.
81, einen 8al5er nit i9m 81 tait5en.
Den crIten &al5er, ben Die ornle, fIei-
ne Erin5eiiin i%iberbaupt getol3t bat.
glls it'd berausgelteIlt, nit mem er-eis
gentIid) geton5t bat, lit CT lnie ser.
id)mettert er bat icin Scr5 perlo-
rcn........
gs mare nidt Oiplonlatii6. 5u Der.
roten, mie iid Der ¬el, Der 10 ge.
i1idt geidiir5t lit, iuieOer lott. Gas
mag man iidl I'M Nem Nationol Che
atcr anieben!
Sir Mittnod lit ipe8ieIler ocut
ider Sng porgeieben!
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10
NrinseR ,,3ra Ga z

Ser @iencr @aI0er, Die @iener
M1lif, bot micoer einmol cinen Sic
gcs5ug Inn oieg8eIt angetreter. Omar
iinO Sci 3eiten Oen Nhllen uidt giin-
ltig, Mars reeiert Die ShunOe, obcr
trob naeoem fam Die @elt Ocn be-
riIcfenocn &l1ngen ehter Wiiif audi
in ioId ernlter 3eit nidt wioeriteben.
llnD .NrinceB Tra.lu.Io", Die lette
uno bette @iener Operette, Die inter
Dem Nomen .Sobeit tan3t Mul5er"
sic olte Seimot I'M Sturme erobert
bat, miro aud bier ibren 8ee MO.
den. SEER Mnorcos. Dippel, Der be.
fonntc Stem yorfer SSmpreiorios
brinqt tie am nGdIten Montog nod
oem Nefp Nationol 9beater III 8aib.
ington. Bud lotpobl ais auh Wu=
Iif iino berborrageno. rno Serr
Dippel bat aud fir cine eleifperti.
&c gcietung geiorgt. HbplIis Bor-
tington ipielt oie &olle Der Erin5eiiin
Moric. u8rinceB Iro-lo-la", mie iic
bon ihrem @efolac gennnnt miro.
0ian laat ibr nod oaB iie bic bette
Sppranltimne ibr cigen nenlt, Die i'll
Den @~creinigten Staoten ~iiberboiipt
sit fin6en lit. llno ibrc oimutigc
@citolt lit fir oieie NpIle mie geihof.
fen. Gump NifloB oiif ser onOerit
Scite bat Die Molle Der MollD in 6eiI
61noeu. sic fam nod elmer longen
nno ullgemein erfoIgreihen &orrierc
in Deutidlono nah oen Gereinigteit
Stooten beriiber, no tic our6 nabc.
5li orei Sabre als bas talentierteltc
Mitglieo oes Srbing 8lace Tbeoters
in Nelp Port 9olt. Sort bat lic audl
bic Role in oeuti6 geipielt unO einen
ieniotioneIlen grfolg oamit errnnger.
Sbr tenlpernmentbolles rniiigesSn
miro ihr ait1 bieSpmpatbien Der bic.
iieen Gbeatergdnger I'M Stlirnie eros
bern. 0erabe an iDr bat SEER dip
pei, Der Gntoeder gor mander aiiiit-
lcriil, cinen uusge5eidJneten Siino &c,
ton. George 8oIoipin ninmt Sen
0ptimilten NIT oem golbenen @iener
Ser3en, gtiti Stroblenbers, Senrrl
@ogeI ben urfomiihen oTlrnoer~.
Ole @cidihte ipielt nllfen al Der
blnuen 9onaii, in Den fiinf5ieer Sab
rcnb onnals, oIs nod Der 8rotenrod
uro oic arinoIine ibr S5eptcr idppcn.
gen. Commit @enoel, ein ~bciobrter
gibIiotbefar, feiert fem 25-j1briges
: SubilGitm. limo geoenft on bieienl
Gage ieine Godter Maolp nit Dem
rcideDL uenn aud idon l1iigit nidi
mebr iunsen Birte Oes s@oloenen
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10

in the German States, he longed for the
| realization Of a united Germany, for a
| German Empire that would overcome
the separatism of the component States.
| Reyolutionist as he was, the poet makes
his triumphant shout, Germany above
everything" dependent on the condition
Of united endeavor "wenn es stets III
Schultz und Trutze bruderlich zusam-
ricnhalt." This Germany, which is more
than a geographical term, the German
citizen shall love above everything, more
than any other country. The German
nation Is imbued with the same spirit
as the poet was. No other sinister in
depreciation was ever given Of this
poem. Deutschland Gber Allies" is, in
my opinion, the most harmless patriotic
song Imaginable. Compare with its
mclodious but rather abstract wording
such pronunciamentos as "Confound
their politics, Illustrate their knavish
tricks or Rule Britannia, rule the
waves"
Beyond doubt MI. De Morgan's
Knowledge Of German literature and his
appreciation of German sentiment are
on the same level.
He, however, very naively indicates
what ails him, by Indignantly quoting
the lines:
German axe en- English oak,
On English neck a German yoke.
German spoon on English DISH" etc.
So. after all, it is commercial and in
dustrial rivalry that has prompted Great
Britain to fight FOR the rights Of hui
mainly against Germany that shakes
hands with the devil" w. X.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-10
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Deutschland
ueber Allies!

William De Morgan, a prominent
British novelist, explains in E~verybodys
.Maqasine his attitude concerning what
he calls The Germany Of Militarism."
He expresses the opinion that the United
| States should join the allies in order to
avert the danger Of German rule.
Mr.. De Morgan is. very much pro-
vokcd by the song, Deutschland Gber
Allies" Here is what he remarks:
e. But believing as we do on this
side, that Deutschland Uber Allies
means what it says. and not what Goethe
is supposed to have meant by it, we
should welcome the entry of the States
into the alliance, not only as tending to
shorten the war, but as an act of pru-
dence on the part Of II new allies-an
anticipation Of an inevitable struggle to
come"
Mr.. De Morgan is, as we learn, ar
authority on ceramics and related
branches; he has taken four years Of
German language and literature in col
lcge, but apparently the German inocu-
lation has not taken" on him. Goethe,
the author of Deutschland Uber Allies"
is indeed a most surprising result Of
British scholarship.
Tie song that so enrages Mr.. De
Morgan was written by Hoffman, Won
Fallersleben August 90. 1s4l, OH the is
land Of Heligoland. Sick and tired Of
the particularisin then reigning supreme
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"Stringing" Newspapers.

II must be a peculiar sense of hui
NOR indeed that will lead man or n
woman to deliberately tell false
hood in order to have a Joke" on a
newspaper, and yet such things hap
pen more frequently than the ordin-
airy person would suppose, We can
only see in such action the fruits of
a badly distorted mind and frankly
we are unable to account for it,
Such a person seems to lose sight
of the fact that while he perhaps in
jures the newspaper little by causing
it to publish an untruth, still he
loses considerably more himself than
the newspaper does because he Injuries
his reputation for veraoity to great
extent and soon becomes an object OF
pity
II is strange that some people con-
slider daily newspaper rs Legitimate
prey for their peculiar brand OF hui
NOR. A newspaper is in business TO
serve tho people and TO tell them
facts. not nero yaporings Of tn idle
brain. when reporter asks a man
for information he naturally expects
that man to tel him the truth or moth
ing. He does not need fiction from
anyone, If Action is desired the re
, porter is usually able 10 take care OF
himself
We have been told that several
small items recently published in the
news columns of this paper were pure
! fabyicauons. We sincerely trust that
such Is not the case. but at the same
/ time NO are investigating the matter
+ and Il &, is found th2, these items
were The result OF deliberate false
hoods upon tho part o, our informant
vo shall not hesitate to give tho
names OF those who perpetrated the
+ fraud upor The public.
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Practical tests with hogs show tina
probably all Of the antibodies usefu
in combating hog cholera were retain
ed in the serum and the red cells ex
tractcd contained so few, if any, Of
these valuable bodies as to make the
residue Of red cells useless in pre-
venting the disease
Before the clear serum was deyel
oped. many attempts were made to
sterilize by heat in a practicable way
the ordinary defbrinated blood. It was
found. however. that heating the old
product up TO 90 degrees Centlgrade
resulted in more or less complete Goa.
gulation Of the dcfbTinated blood and
in the destruction OF the serum so
far rs it's commercial worth is CON
ccrned. It was found that the highest
temperature that could be used was
50 degrees Centigrade and it was
necessary to keep the old serum at
this temperature for II hours to make
certain that the virus of foot and
mouth disease was killed. Heating
serum at a stead temperature over
tins long period In ordinary practice
10 difficult and too expensive
Attempts were also made to clear
serum by centfifugallzing 1t was
found. however, that while the centri-
fuge would separate to some extent
that it was difficult to separate tho
serum at a steady temperature over
quantity OF antibodies were left be-
bind the rod clot, and the result
ing product was cloudy rather than
d clear serum. With this process,
moreover. 1t was possible ordinarily to
secure only about so per cent OF SER
um. Under the new method it is pos
siblc to secure as high as "A per cent
of clear serum, which In actual test
has proved to be fully potent. This
clear serum, moreover, can be com
pletcly steriized in 30 minutes where
as the old serum had to be heated
steadily for IL hours.
This new form of serum, as far as
the department knows is, not yet be.
ing made or put on sale by the com
mercial serum laboratories. As this
process was discovered by the FEEDER
al government, any one in the United
States Is free to use it.