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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-20
WOMAN Barring
SLAVE RING TO
GOTHAM POLICE

NEW YORK, June 90
Trails leading to the lalr OF
the white slsve beast IN thla
country were uncovered to
Police Commissioner Woods
and District Attorney Swami
by Mrs. Grace Humiston In the
development OF the Ruth
cruaer murder mystery today,
The mysterious "Mlss Con
suelo Larue," who Jumped from
the third-story window OF her
apartment 20 escape a mid
rluht assailant. who she says
attempted to murder nor, is
believed to be an important
link IN the chain being forged
about tho organized trafflekers
IN girls.
Meantime the net of clrcum.
stantial evidence drew tighter
about Alfredo Cocchl. the Italian
bicycle repair man. indicted for
numbering Ruth Crugor and bury
ing her In the cellar beneath his
shop.
'Hht'1tu NtNtfU 1s1tPNs
A little i5-year.old girl noighbor
Of Cocehrs. Phylippi Muriel. told
how Cocchi lured her 20 the cellar
cf his shop To look at some fine
new motorcycles" and attacked her.
The child was rescued from Cocchi
by her mother. who saw them
IRON her apartment across the
street going into tho basement and
followed them. TO find her daughter
In the Italians clutches Mother
end daughter fought him off and
escaped. they both declared today
"He started TO show me motor.
cycles" said the girl. but In lcss
than a minute he grabbed me and
began to kiss me. lie had me by
the throat and was dragging me
around when my mother came"
Mrs. Muriei said Coochis finger
marks remained on the girls throat
and arms for days.
Hear Of Secret Rooms
Stories OF secret rooms above
and below various shops Cocchi
has had In New York. ~ attractive
school girls no sought 10 lure To
him with candy and smiles and
motorcycle rides. came TO the au.
thoritles from many sources.
However .dlllRent Cocchi may
have been In his alleged bestial
and murderous pastimea. ipforma.
tion is In the hands OF ~ police
teputed 20 show his association
with others In trapping and de.
hauching girls,
Aided by Officials
A clearly defined track from the
uncouth and brutal Cocchi to
dnintily manicurcd and elegantly
attircd white slavers is said TO
have been found
The alleged connections OF the
bicycle shopmRn are believed 20
have reached high enough in OF.
fetal circles directly 10 get Cocchi
cut OF this country and TO his hid.
ing place 10 Italy after the Cruger
murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-20
1855, 760 Is WAR
LOSS OF GERMANS

LONDON. June 20.--The German
Casualties. as reported IN the Ger.
man official casualty lists in the
month OF May. follow:
Killed and died OF wounds or sick.
ness. $4,000. prisoners and missing.
20. $50: wounded. 62.3st. Total.
1896
These casualties. added to those
previously reported. give the fol
lowing totals since the beginning OF
tho war
Killed and died OF wounds or sick.
ness. .069.127.
Prisoners and missing. 557,4i0.
Wounded. 2.7gi. 223.
Total. 1856. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-20
Traction Evidence
Fails TO Convict
First Jitney Man

Because he proved that no was
painting his house on June l. when
o. A. Wise alleged he was accept
ing a scent fare from him. Lester
Thaycr. first OF 70 donation bus
drivers charged with operating a
iitnay without bond. was dis
charged By Justice Brinkcr Tues.
day afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
BASEBALL AND BOXING
K. U. SCHEDULE
IS COMPLETED
VIII Open Season With Game
at Urbana October 6,

LAWRENCE Kan.--Tho final Univer-
sity Of Kansas Zoe bah schcdub, was an
nounced today by Manager W o Ham
llton. who had Just returned from hiI
vacation IN Wisconsin
Another schedule uncertainty Is set.
tlfd 10y Manager Ilamiiton's announce
lntnt that the opening game for the Jay
htwkers viii he October at I'rbnna III
with. Illinois university. The Kansas
Normal game which was considered for
September 20, will be played ON October
10 at Lawrence Instead. Then on Oc-
tober 20 viii come Washburn at Law
renee, on October q, Ames at Lawrence,
on November g. Kansas Aggies nt Man
haitian, November II, Nebraska at Law
renee and November 20. Missouri ut CO.
lumba
The belief that the entire football squad
including freshmen would be IN the hands
Of Coach Herman Beau Olcott was up
set by Manager Hamilton. who an
uounc"d That he wus in communication
with "A number Of candidates TO take tho
pmce OF freshman coach. There will bs
no assistant coach to replace "potsy"
Clark who with McCarty. is In military
service
Both Manager Hamilton and Coach OIL
colt are up In the air. as far as knowl-
edge OF football men returning to school
is concerned.
II did not write to the players this
year" said Hamilton. The reason was
u''dust ulu not want 10 influence tnem
In any way from entering military serv-
ice. | wanted them to decide that for
themselves The same applies to farm
work"
Mostly New Men.
MY guess ~ that there viii be thres
or four regulars and the rest Of the team
will be made up OF new men," said
Coach Olcott, who has Just returned from
his eastern vacation trip. However.
| really 10 not know thing about tho
football situation and do not expect TO
until practice starts on September II OF
ls"
II was learned today that Quarterback
| stem Foster, one Of the few regulars
expected to return, will not enter school
until october |, because a geology expe-
dition with which he Is working will not
return until that time.
Former Governor w. n. Stubbs stated
finally today that his son, Roscoe, will
not return to school.
An addition TO the players who prefer
France 10 football was learned today
The latest recruit " Rightend Earl Shinn
who has been accepted for aviation
training
Football this year will be for the de-
yclopmcnt OF those who are In school
and the keeping up OF the spirit Of tho
school.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
JOHN EvERS OUT
TO BEAT WAGNER
Wants to Retire From Game
With Record for Service,

on Honus Wagner rests the chance ot
Johnnie Evers ambition being realized
Evers has had about all the honors Il 1,
possible for baseball players to get.
Three tlmer ho Was with clubs TINT
won work. series md twice was at the
losing end Of the world series games
He held down the keystone sack with
the Braves during their record -bren king
drive for n pcnnnnt In 1914
There is little In tho limo Of baseball
achievement that Evcrs can wish for
For many years nv was regarded Hs luc
greatest second dbaseman In the game.
Now Evcrs wants 10 retire from baseball
as the oldest PLAYER In point OF service
In the major leagues
This spring when tho retirement OF
HOnus Wagner was announced he
thought he had realized his ambition for
wagner In the only man In haseba who
mn been up there" longer than Pepper
John.
Then Wagner came back Right now he
Is playing great baseball md II will he
surprising II he IL not In tho game next
year.
Johnnie. In the meanwhile. is going
back Illness and his fiery nervous
make -up have combined to undermine
his constitution That he viii finish this
season In not TO be doubted, but whether
hc will he able to wea thor another
stormy year Ia Questionable.
This year he has not been able To pla Y
regularly His recent transfer to phila
delphia may lCngthen his days In the
game, for he will be- able to get along
with rasy going Pat Moran, white every
day was "a tempest with the QuiCk tenn
percd George SNlNngs nj the helm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Potatoes Divided
Into Two Grades

WASHINGTON, Sep, ls. Two
standard grades for potatoes are rec.
commended by the food administration
and the department OF agriculture The
necessity for their adoption is cmnha.
sized IN department. statement today
because Of the prospect for large
crop, the food supply situation, over.
taxed transportation facilities and the
ruling that federal reserve banks may
make loans against potatoes properly
stored in approved warehouses. In the
first grade the minimum diameter oi
the round variety is fixed at one and
'cyen'elghths inches and the long VARIETY
one and three quarter inches. The min
lmum diameter OF the second grade /,
one and one-half inches
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Lmbo 20 Coach hasknll

LAWRENCE. Kan Antonio l.ubo wa
today announced as the Haskell Indian
football coach by Manager A NJ Ncune
The service ~ Luho Wns obtained be.
cause Manager Ncnnc did not want tr
repeat his feet Of both coaching Hud
managing Haskell athletic teams Rs h,
did last year.
l-uho, mn Indian, played four year,
with Carlisle, and two years with Syra.
'uSe university. lie was honorcd hy be-.
ng placed on Walter Camps second Al.
American eleven In 1905 lie wns line
man. luho comes 10 Haskell from Syra,
cuse, n, Y Gus Welsh, another Curlisl,
star, originally hired ms coach, IL train.
Ing In an officers camp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Here's Tom Watson
With Another Paper

THOMSON, Ga, Sept ls-Thomas
F Watson has been ordered by the
pos,oifice department TO appear in
Washington, September p to show
cause why his new publication. the
Thomson Guard should not he eNclud-
ed from the mails. Several weeks ago
the lciierSorian. a weekly published by
the leftersunian Publishing company OF
which Watson is president and editor,
was excluded from the mailscbecause OF
alleged seditious articles and criticms
Of the selective service law
The Thomson Guard was then ac-
puired by Watson, and appeared as a
weekly with articles signed by him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

S"s'" WbphJ. HUo wv psy Ivy
! Copyright. 1917, by Mcclure Ncwspa pc,
Syndicate.)
NNcE upon ums, when Uncle WIG
Rily IonRenrs. the rabbit gentle
" man. was out IN the woods tnkin,
walk and hoping he would hnv,
adventure before he reached his hol
low stump bungalow he heard voio'
saving
"Oh. desrl don't see OF what Use
am In this world Here am. Just n 1T.
tie futtering thing. not strong enough
10 fly away with even half crust al
bread, and all ! DO Is 70 from flower tt
flower slipping honey What Is the usc
Of living?''
'Ha! Whoever that is doesn't seem
livery happy" said Uncle Wigglly TO him.
self Il wonder who II is? Perhaps
can be OF some help"
SO he poeked around the corner of q
tree and there he saw pretty rcd and
yellow butterfly, sitting on stalk OF
gold'nrod and slowly flappng its wings
to and fro
Good morning. butterfly" said Uncle
Wigriy In his most Jolly voice
"Oh don't say that" exclaimed the
fluttcring creature. at isn't good
morning FOR me NJ all | don't see OF
what use | am In this world"
'lioiy toityl That tb no way TO TALK
exclaimed the bunny uncle. twinkling
his pink nose Ike n piece of nv paper
/ We are all NJ some use In this world
Just you come with me and perhaps We
may have an adventure together"
~ fear We chall not" said the butter
NY with n sigh.
"Ncll. come anyhow" invited the hum
NY ~ win keep you from thinking
too much about yourself"
So the bunny gontlcman and the but
tcrfy lady went on through the woods
! together. and soon they came TO II pret
| ~ grassy place amid the trees All oi
a sudden they heard voice saying
"Oh. dcor | don't see ot what use
am In tMs world \ stay here all da,
| long I'm one spot | can't move, except
F when the wind blows. hnd hardly ever
zee any one oh. dear! what's the use
NJ living"
/ "Hoity- toity!" cried Uncle wgEily
again This sounds like more trouble
/ ] wonder who this is2' N
/ So he propcd through the bushes and
saw n tall white dayLlily growing w on
I a stem. and the perfume ~ the llly fillrt
the woods 10 that Uncle wiggily brepthod
In deep and felt refreshed
why Miss Nay Iilyl" exclaimed IN,
bunny uncle, I'm surprised 10 hCpr yot
talk that way why do you do it1"
"B"causo ! ann " no uEe 10 any one .
/ she answered II open my petals pl
drv long and close them ~, night NJ
one comes 10 see me md I can only move
when the wind blows me "
"Tush, ush and lollypop,w exclaimed
Uncle WISELY You are mndo to 10,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

beautiful to look upon. Miss Day Lily,
and to give ont sweet perfume.
Pooh! That's nothing" said the lily
II want to do something big and wonder
tul want TO go To war;
That's also what I want to dol' eS
claimed the bitterly IA Ike to be
an aeropauc, and nv high In the air and
shoe, guns OF above the clouds 80
''Oh. this Is worse and worsc!' eN-
claimed the bunny uncle. "lf You two
pretty creatures both beautiful. are not
happy. no one ever will be | wonder -'
lust then along f,w Il big savage bird,
which made u swuop NJ the butterfly
and the butterfly hardly got away In
time,
I'm get you nowi" cried the bird. max
ing another swoop at the butterfly.
Hide down inside my flower. prett,
butterfly I'll close my petas over you
even II II isn't night, and III cover you
from tho bird We cant zee YOU then.
Into the lily flew tho butterfly and th,
flower closed its petals over the protty
creature. hiding her rs II In u white ala
bart"r va'c. so the bird would not ge,
the nuttering lady.
"Therc," D" said Uncle wVgily to the lily
when the bird had flown away You
see you did some good in this world
after all You saved the butterfly's life '
fcH, NnhN'I'u inc NY, uI"UlnS nt'
petals Tn slad | did. I'm sorry
found fault"
"Rut what good have | done" asked
the butterfly, as II sat IN the .hutsidr oi
the lily flower and nappcd iis wings
oh you are making cool breeze for
me. like nm electric FAM whispered tn,
lily. ~ WIS very warm hut now | feel
cooler and much better"
There you Hrc Miss Butterfly" CRIED
Uncle Wiggily. shaking his ear up and
down Never tell me again YOU are not
both NJ some use IN this world "
And tho butterfly and the lily werc
good friends for many, many years. And
" ont cnt doesn't step on the puppy
dogs tail md make him squeak llke q
rubber hail. I'll tel vou mex, about Uncle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Ns he claims his back is troubling him
from injuries sustained earlier In = the
season.
The Boston Red sox gained half a
game on the white Sox yesterday, win
ming from the Yankees while the White
Box were travelling east.
Fisher started the game for tho Yam
KEGS but was hammered out OF the box
In the first inning In which the Red
to win this game The Red Sox contin-
ued their bombardnent when shocker
went In the box and Mogridge finished
the game.
II wss the last road game Of tho sea
| son for Barrys team who will return
to Boston 10 play Detroit today.
Chicago white Sox get into actor
again tody. They play Philadelphia n
ShIbc park.
Grover Cleveland Alcxand allowed
eight hits, but kept them well scattered
and the Cincinnati Reds could score but
one run, while tho Philles scored four
OF the ten they made of Mitchell and
Ruethcr.
Three home runs featured the Red SoN
Yankee game. Hooper Barry and Pipp
Zach made circuit drives
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Kingfisher Deposits High.

EINGFlSHFR. Okla, Sept lS-
(SpcciaD--rhat Kngfishcr county is in
a prosperous condition is shown by the
increased bank deposits as shown by
the call Of September II The Citizens,
State bank leads with deposits Of $500
lA6j: the Peoples National bank
shows 500 .ll272; the First National
bank has deposits Of sl95224ls. This
is a total Of 81, ,22l ,GlH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Sport SpGnters

schnpp hs,A ths ChlcaSo Cubs to six
0osttertd hits and receiving Gilt edge
, support nom his tsausnates, the Giants
Von the first gans a The final seriss
Douglas opsnsd for the Cubs, but wss
relieved by 'Dtyie" Walker. the speed
kon artist from tho New Orleans team
q the Southern leaguN Walker worked
7. tVo innings. giving up ono hit, Prcnder-
80 relieved him In the ninth. after
Leslie had batied for him In tho last
g the eighkh.
ochick, 4 new cstfeiAsr. vas In the
Oa4 OF three times up, caught three sky
baIs and had one assiIt. but his ono er-
~ was responsible for the two runs the
olsnts scored Of Walker.
Thss only other player on either the
9a&e two hits was Flack. the Cubs
4 The first SIX Giants in the batting or 2
Ger made ono hit, the last three. Holke,
Hsscar'y and sehuSp' falling to get
Fletcher at short and Smith at sec
end. for the Giants. had a busy day
\ The former handled eight chances and
~ tettcr utuo.
After pitching great hall for fourteen
I luntngs, during which tine he had al
WED the Braves to sGsOfe but one run,
1lller weakened In tho fifteenth and tho
Y raves won to I.
f birmingham (Southern lcague) play
! -, Gere numerous In the Pirates line
Canton, sensational Abortstop OF tho
southern league, was covertng that posi-
hA fAa us,A usl.l
1Am's secondbsssman. wiz also In tho
1ps-up. 0rimss. former Birmingham
DoAyer. entered the game late.
Caton had only two chances In the
entire fifteen innings. while Maranvillc,
be opponeh,. handled eight.
&here was not . change In the Bos-
~ lineup from the start to the finish
the long game. Only Cation. Boeckri,
gcnm'dt and Miller playud the entire
Tyler, who In substituting at firstbsss
y the place OF Konetchy, was the bat
Hug star Of the Braves Pirates game
: He made four hits out Of six times I'M
Aaranville hit safely three times out Of
eeven and Rehs twice out OF six times
- bat
4 0oliwitx. Carey and Schmidt, OF the
tSrAtss. each made two hits.
Yesterday was bad day for New York
A Dhyers. Herxog and Baker were aus
Z Donoed for the rest OF the season. Baker
< tofussd TO 20 to Bridgeport. Conn, sun
X ~ TO play In an exhibition game. but
Hylnt TO Maryland to spend the day.
n Xhen he returned to the park yesterday.
II - was n0tified that he had been sus
x oooded for tho rest OF the season. Her
4 ~ viii probably get back In the game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Russian Generals
Closely Guarded

pETROGRAD, Sept. S-Many gen
erals and other officers arrested on Fri
day with General korniloif. leader Of
the revolution against the provisional
government are being closely guarded.
General korniloii is imprisoned in a
hotel at Mohley where he is writing a
statement which is expected to be fin
ished today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
FRANK WILL ASSIST
COACH AT NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Neb, sept lS-Owen
Frank, Nebraska's hnlfback star in 1910
1911, has been appointed assistant to
Coach h. J stuart ot the University Of
Nebraska. and started to work with the
team today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Top NOtchers

Batting averages of tho leading hit
ters In both the American and National
leagues. Cobb, SiSer and Speaker In tho
american and Rousch, cruise, llornshy
Groh aud kauff IN the National includ-
Ing the games Of yesterday. follow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
IRlDIRON WORK
BEGINS IN NORTH
Chicago, Northwestern and
Illinois Get Busy,

4 CHICAGO, sspt. is,-TodAy hreen
candidates for the 1917 football team
Of the University OF Chicago reported
- Coach A. A. StaGg 0 the first day
q practice and nearly hs1f OF those were
oPoen material.
Three veterans OF last year-Csri
Brelos, John Bondzinski and Bill Gorsas
were 10 the initial squad and will form
the babe around which Stage will bald
llS team.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Form Chart
rODAY's ~ COLUMN.
American loauuc.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
National League.
~ Chicago, y, New York g.
At Cincinnati |. PhllndelphiA
At Pittsburgh / Hoston, I
American League.
At Now York. / boston, u
American Association.
Al Louisville, 4. Kansas city, J 40
Innings
Al Toledo. 4; Minneapolis. S
A. Indianapolis, ., Milwaukee.
At Columbus 5 1t Paul 90 innings)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
penesv,vscls star a Northwestern.

CHICAGO. Sept ls.-Neil Matthews
captain OF last years. University OF
fennsylvania football team, and consd-
sssd one q n: best lnssmcn In the
Northwsstern and wfsnn practice WAS
called today he appeaivd on tho line,
Three membsrs of Coach Fred Muir
pAys last years team were op hand
when practice besAn yesterday and two
l.ors Of his veterans are expected to-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

American League.
Chicago at PhlRdelphis
St Louis at Washington
Deu noston game postponed. rain.
Cleveland Mt New York
National League.
Boston nt Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at 81 Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

URBANA. pl, Sept. isThs backNei
= the most Arious problem with which
Coach Robert zuppko of the University
q Illinois win have tn deal In recon
otructing the football team this year
The team. he says, Will cause him no
worry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

as he claims his back In troubling him
from injuries sustained earlier In = the
season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
l)NlfN66W
AmHlShLs
MMoNa0 0drIs

unelo Wholly. and the Day Lily.
copyright. 1917, by Mcclure NcwspG PEI
Syndicatc.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
American League

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

0olfwitx. Carey and Schmidt, OF tn
19sAtsa. each made two hits
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-29

S. Carl Whistler, the popular secre-
tary of the Akron Tire & Vulcanizing
Company, at 932 w. Jackson boule-
ward, reports steady demand and
Increasing business for this great tire
company. The Mohawk Quality"
tires. sold by this concern, have a
high reputation and have given great
and genuine satisfaction to all who
have used them. They are open all
night. at 932 Jackson boulevard. and
guarantee quick service.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-12-28

Warren rode regretfully back to his
claim on Mill creek he was not at all
the morose Ward Warren who had
ridden down to the Wolverine that
stormy night in January. The distrust
had left his eyes. and that guarded re-
moteneSs was gone from his manner.
He thought and he planned as other
men thought and planned and looked
into the future eagerly and dreamed
dreams of his own, dreams that brought
tho hidden smile often to his lips and
his eyes.
Still, the thing those dreams were
built upon was yet locked tight in his
heart, and not even Billy Louise, whose
instinct was so keen and so sure in all
things else, knew anything of them or
of the bright hued hope they were built
upon.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-12-28
FEED CALF SEPARATOR MILK
Cause lndieestion--Feedlnp 10
Vastly Important.

Separator milk is not balanced ra-
ton for calves. On this feed alone.
and the way 1t is usually given to them.
they are liable to get indigestion, as
shown by bloated condition, caprici-
GUS appetite and darrhea. Most Of the
trouble can be avoided by adding a
handful Of oil meal, to cornmeal or
cottonseed meal to supply, in a way,
the fat that has been removed in the
skimming.
The milk should be given to them
warm and never when it is frothy.
Never allow a calf to drink all of the
milk that It wants OF one meal. 1t is
a bad practice to allow several calves
to drink out Of one trough, some Of
them will get too much. Care in feed
ing calves is of vastly more Importance
than cures" for calf scours.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-12-28
CONTAMINATED AIR IN MILK
Easy TO Understand How Foul odors
Are introduced In UncIean and
Unventilated Stable.

If the milking Is done in a stable
that is unclean and unventilated,
filthy and filled with foul odors, II is
readily understood how the streams
Of milk passing from the udder to the
pail win force the contaminated mir
into The pail and impart to the u Tx
It's fou! odors. The use of the sep
nrat1r under similar conditions must
produce similar results.
Odors ana havors are also produced
In the milk after it has been drawn,
~ the introduction into it Of unde-
drable germs in the dust from the
stable and the COW and from lack Of
cleanliness OF vessels used in hand.
ling 1t.