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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

ton. certain politicians who care nothing
for him are using him precisely as Mr.
Murphy is using Judge Hylan. But as be
tween Hylan and Bennett personally no
sober man would hesitate TO choose the
1ammany candidate. BY contrast ms
course has been fair and honorable. were
the campaign between these two men, an
election would be unnecessary; for Ben
netts vote would be hardly worth counting.
But the contest will be between Mayor
Mitchell and Judge Hylan, between good
government and bad. If the Republican
voters now support Mr.. Mitchell Loyalty he
can be elected. If they do not, the Mayor
will escape four years more of labor IN an
office which can bestow no new honor and
no fresh rewards which can mean at
most only personal sacrifice in the In
terests of good government.
If Mr.. Mitchell is defeated the Repub-
lican party of this city will once again
acquire that evil repute it earned twenty
years ago when it betrayed the city to
Tammany under similar circumstances. 1t
will acquire yet more discredit because it
will be recognized that certain Of its lead
ers were controlled by the influences and
bv the forces which are seeking to weaken
the position of the country in the world
and to serve a foreign foe at the moment
Of a national conflict.
Does the Republican party Of this city
care to take over the estate and succeed
to the title of the Copperheads of more
than half a century ago? Does it set
patronage above patriotism? We shall
know better within a few weeks
Mayor Mitchels ringing promise to fight
Hearst. Hylan and the Hohenzollerns,'
made to the cheering throng in City Hall
Park Yesterday, was no idle form of words.
Il correctly groups together the forces of
evil which are assaling this city. The
Mayor has made no mistake He esti
mates the "disaffected, the seditionists and
the obstructonists" as just as dangerous
as "all those who would plunge New York
back into the welter Of police debauchery,
of graft. of neglect, of poor service, of
brutality and of waste that have charac-
terized every Tammany administration
this city ever had" The public should
make no mistake about it, either. The at
tack is from two directions, but the dual
attack is serving but one purpose.
Fortunately the revulsion Of feeling fol-
lowing the primaries which found express
sion in yesterdays splendid tribute to the
Mayor indicates that if on a matter Of
routine politics the public was not alert, it
Is awake to the great question. 1t is hard
to remember in local events a more spon-
taneous, a more genuine demonstration Of
approval Of the course of an official. That
demonstration should prove heartening TO
Mayor Mitchell He has a hard battle TO
make against the corruptionists in the
field of local government and the sedition-
lists who would betray city and country,
too. Only the support on Election Day Of
the decent and patriotic elements Of all
parties, a support as non-partisan as was
Yesterdays meeting, can win it for him.
The Mayor has raised the standard and
sent forth the rallying cry.
The issue is squarely placed before
the voters.
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Banished but Not Extinct

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: St Patrick has been heard from. His
remark was: In my day serpents were in
the grass. from which / drove them. To-day
hey are in the hearts OF men-and who shall
expel them 4. J. FL0CkTON.
New York, Sept 2s, 1917.
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Filling Blanks in Stanzas

As a contribution 10 general knowledge |
was given in 1892 the following from Chel-
tenham: by whom is the Basque language
still spoken" Answer: by no one except
the Arch Basque Of Canterbury" At the time
this was reported DR.. Temple occupied Lam
beth, and the tablesu of that hard worked
dignitary spending an uncertain amount Of
time weekly in monologue which er hy-
DOthesi no one could either answer or under
stand is certainly novel
A very diverting way Of teaching English
literature is TO dictate some stanzas Of q
poem. leaving out certain words 10 be filed in
by the boys. Their conjectures are always
interesting and sometimes let down shaft
into the abyss OF their mental processes. A
child of eleven WAS told TO finish the quota
ton.
IT'S better TO have loved and lost"
and his experience Of life suggested the ex-
cellently metrica lines:
Than never to have loved, and won"
Again, | was once talking over the lovely
serenade Of Sir ". Dayenant's, THE lark
now leaves his watery nest" and when we
came 10 the end of the second stanza,
Then ope thy window and begin the dawn"
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Mai Mater.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-20
6rrtrnnra 6lIHtnrlf.
Gn Snlenppelle.
af Gru 9.

Gertrude bar blete1l ftraffet baarot
altfor baarot pr en- nng 8ige
paa atten Mar.
| Gu. set bar sommer % 5olift1
baboe bun ne1ulig sppret obermo0ig,
baboe rnnfet paa Mrien og @oDeoett:: !:
r5aaoan en- iadbaof 6Dr. SIT
brig. a2ea ssifft,,he.,
al fiige garpeI, Bin e Bar Gage
efter felD .forloo oet fife 6iIferleie
bun bap6e boet Der ct Yor Maa-
neoer -bos lin Sante, en- rig &igb-
manosenfe / 2eiet = for at tage til
bage til @iebenbobn, bapoe bun fio-
bet Soget og Blot lit 2ouameter-
fla6e % fortrl16t -.
Ser bar ne1nlig bpn6t 6et forfpr=
6elige meo Gertrude, at fprit, So ban
bar reilt, bar set goaet op for benz
oe, at bun bolot taof bant. Sun fu11=
De life begribe, bosrleoes oct par goa=
ct til! 9ige fra BET fbrite 9ieblH,
bun baboe lart ba111 at fie11oe - oet
ifeebe en- Mften, ia Der bar Cans
paa Screen bapoe bun iDntes, at
ban bar ligeiaa 6um og inbbI5f ion
olIe 6e Serrer, bun bapoe trnffet
rl1not ON / 5elfaberne i 4i6ben=
bab1. &an bab6e lagt benoe De
ianlme 6umnte &on1pltnenter ionl
oe og affurat paa famine Taben,
oe Maa6e iom oe.
SUN blep beller lite forbal1iet, 6a
bum op6age6e; at ban bar blepen for
elffet / ben6e. 5ltgt bab6e bpn6t
ben6e fer, og 6enne Gang fon Sc at1s
6re @ange, 11aar en- ung Mun6 / for
blomme6e l1btrDf erflare6e ben6e lin
@iarligbe6, bab6e BUN i1nilet. ia 6en.
ne Gong tilme6 leet leet bim-
n1elbgit ober at 6enne Man6
fun6e bore fua enfol6ig og tro, at
bu,1 Gertrude Sail funoe
finoe paa at blipe forelfet ia til.
me6 gifte Zig 1ne6 iaa6an en l1obaler!
I@ababa!
Men benne 2ntter bab6e foftet
@ertrn6e mango fbpnlgie Natter fe-
mere fenere 6a bet Saab ON al
gigre set go6t bun babbe forbruot,
|bar uoeluffet, foroi bun maaife al
brig ful6e ie bam mere San baooe
nemlig fortalt ben6e, at ban reiite
birefte til Stoefbolnr, og at bon
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-20

Sg eSultitsraaber gift 5eng u0e1
at une l1raao.
.Dn Mogefs 8ro116t n1o6tog
@ertrubes Brep blep ban fsrit for-.
.bauulfIe oeerpaa drdo s, 6erpm ga Ds,lo.
Dig og 6erpaa a1fiffer -. Maare
Manbfolf bliper 1ua 1neget / asbet af
iaa fan Minuter, faar ba1 1om @e-
gel Storbeosbanbi5 = og Mogetts
8ronot iaa 6a tiIilut bette 8rep ct
5ingerpeg moo @ertru6es &iarlig<
be6. &an ifrep itrar og taffeoe for
SSnbbp6elien. SON biloe me0 @lg6e
fon1me. Mnite Sag aflag0e baa 81.
lit / @ienn1et, men ga ban iffe traf
noge11 biemme, iegte ban SSu1tits-
roooe1t paa bans &o11tor og taffe6e
en6nu en Gang.
(Sortfettes paa 2oen @ioe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-20
J11lpkurln.

5nlefpelos 6reo oper gfog og Sci,
'alarfroit og tinorenoe 5ne,
finnenoe 2Ds bog bber Stueb9g,
.bpor 8arna bar Slt1etre.
sSulefpel6s 6reo for bper Gattignarb
meo 9Dtten i Sfogen gien1t.
6reb oper Dem, iom bar 5org iSino
.og Min6er ON Set, iom er gle11t.
Men Stiernerne lpier iaa nilot oertil
% ier gienneln &u6en i1t6.
Ge ipeiler Jig ! bpert 9ie, ion1 Ter,
bDer Saare, iom br9r6er paa 4in6.
0g ben, ient itirrer 9eatten no
moo @immelens oDbe Blao,
ban fien6er BEN ebige 2angiels Magt
moo oet, iom ban alorig fan 11aa.
San itirrer og itirrer moo Stiernen
op;
og Min6ernes tal1ie Seer,
Sc pugger ion1 @aoet i @olens 2ps
- foru,16erlig ltille og ner.
De Mi16er forteller ON garueiang
bag Sien1mets fre0eoe @egt1,
ON 2ipets ufploige npfp6te Gigt
UNDER Stiernens iig1en6e Seg11.
Og g1nt og beitaltoig bper Sl1lefpelo
1taar bisie &11ber os npr.
Set ct Dem, iom cir 2ipet lit beie
f. 8pr6,
iaa Gp6en blir rnin6re iuer.
Set er 6ent, iom gir Eat1fen fin Wee.
looi,
lon1 er ON os, 11aar hi er forla6t.
Set er Dem, font bgier Jig oper bort
8rDlt,
naar set ffDgger moo 9g0e1s Scat.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-20

u s y
NJ Ierne, Der bum fer Jig i
!. Gpeilet, Me1i set bun iDnes er
berlief al alt, er mi alligepel ben
nDe Stolen. 0g ben er NOT Spnet
bnro. Mf roienrpot 9pn er ben, %
fon1lnet Iige fra 8aris fra 5griten at.
( Sen brltier ioln en- bel SfD ON lille
Bibeffe.
9og set pib11n6erliglte beo &io=
len er bperfen oct, at ben er fra Na=
ris eller set, at oe,1 er ben fineite BUN
nogenitnoe bar eiet; men 5fipper
Spane bar babt ben lneo fra Gaiter
I / 8orbenl1r. - 5e, set er Eingen!
SO ieg be6 ogiaa, bpao gibeffe
tGnfer paa, Ser bun 1taar og fmiler
| for Jig felp. SUN tet1fer paa, at bum
for al ben Del life 1l1aa blibe reo,
,1aar bun ifal bile paa clipper 5pa=
ne iaften og taffe ban1, foroi ban
bapoe peret TaIters Wril1beiDeno.
SeID bapbe ban 10. 1lnuget iig op
neb aiolen lille Suleaften:
1nn Bapbs taau,a an Sfaaef 4 ifsreu.'
ialspiouet biemme % feet banrbaaoe
fon1lne og gaa og fulgt bannzi Slao=
reipeilet, laa l9nge bun flntoe;; men
itfe bapbe bum Moo til at gaa l1e0
og bilie paa bam ligepel.
Saa ban ifuffet no, 90 ban git,
mon? = 8ar ban birfelig tpngre
paa So6en 90, emo 90 ban TOM?
@ller bar set bare 11oget bum in6bil0z
te Jig?
&uifeoe ban en6nu iionmer, -
Sen 2an6turen, 6e bapoe? = sSa, oct
bar bel en- Sag! = Set ban iagoe til
be11be paa BEN 8aaoturen biem ON
Mftenen! &nife6e ban oet mon?
II u 4 = T.
Moiter bab6e fpret eoot 0pnen i
Storitl1en, iaa 8ibeffe bapoe 2op til
at blipe reo og BARN, -og bel bar Bet;
for Der fommer Sfipper Sbane,
og ginene bons me6te benoes meo
oct fan1me barme, ipergenbe | 8lit-
fet, iom bum fien6te fra iiouner.
= Men oen San @eorg! So,
set bar en fofelig 8ror bun bapoe!- =
Ser traf ban afiteo meo 5fipperen
| og fit bon placeret oppe beo ben ans
ore Boroenben bos De gun1le. =
lOg ber ,le6e ia6 bun blanot alle Set
terne.
Suletniooagen bar bpgtig. Sa, @i.
bette 1Dntes ialfal6 ben alorig tog
@nbe; men ielb bi6ite bun fnapt,
bbob bum ipiite, en6oa bun bap6e lo-
BET at aflaege 8eretning for gamle
Stine, 11aar bun tom bien1. Sun
| fal6t {aa rent bort i Ea1fer. ret fon1
set bar, sbaa6e beo Bor6et % iiben,
meoens Be iao og imaaprateoe oper
&affefoppere.
giloe iffe Sson1frl1 @ibeffe ipnge
entities 6iertebanfen" iaften7 Dct
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-20

9eaar Dgoe1 ie1oer lit 8u6 efter
ct al Soroe1s Bern, fon1 er faroig
1ne6 al i'm 5trio / benne brpgeoe
8eroe11, 90 fan 6et ba11oe, at ben
itore gngel Dgbens Ser6ebuo, 6ba-
Ter en- {taffet Eio beo ben bgenbes
seng. Den ienfer ii1te bpioe g@in.
ger ober ben ipae % iiftiiuler fin
8ara1biertigbeo alt, bpuo 2ipef bar
bragt at Oct, ion1 er tl1ngt % iaart.
Dg Sen, -iom Cohen alt bar 1nar-
fet, faar SOB til at oremn1e en- enelte.
beiIig Dren1, fer BET GLIDER ao ! ben
bpi6e Gage, ion1 ferer oper til bet,
Ser ers oper al Sorltanb. 9a imiler
ben ipge Jig ino / ggoen
9g bbis ou logger 9ret til ben
fipres Ml1no, oa tam ou fanife OPP
fange ct Sr0 eller flere, iom fprer Big
1neb tilbageei Gi6e11, fanb9l1oe
lanai. Ianqt tilbaae.
Sea las peo gante gibeffes 9en5
% holot benoes moore Soono i min.
Seq bi6fte set og leg iaa oet paa
be1,beg fiere, aau1le Mnliqt, at mi bar
set 5uort forbi.
Gante 0ibeffe! -Ner6en bill NOT
flare fla uoen oia,- og for sig iefp
bill set bel pere set beo1te, - men
olliaepel!
-Da er set, }on1 Ser gaar ct emil
oyel u...eI ls.as :. .'I's', -, s. ~ ,,,s4t, IA.
a.. M s"sN,s @s,,sae saa,., fa.;soar - -
'.as. as. aa,D r..a.. sa,ssae ,.l,sss CIV.
I.vlIs I. wv. ' ~ .y o.l g.'.D.s So ls. :. ss4
M Ivy ~ - : - I..,st ~ ~ 49, !, -. -,
~ ~ :. -. .,,. .Da' .:,.,. ~ .ad &C., -; =;
.s,ss w.
et wy, snx,. -, ,,,o,,. ,,,n r;ooar
~ 1.i s... - -. o.: 81 Ts,,at sS ;,'S !;
- l..''I.. sa.,1 49, 80 ~ s. -. No., - ,an
s1s, ~. ha,,Sos ra,,fa. ,,o,,,rap ,p 1,
~, -. I gsr,, ,,,aS -. ;ar f;snner ao,,. -
~ ~ ,1.,aso,,,sb;,tar;e 8 Se,, b,,,, forto(-
+as,,,;,, - ~ :, mi,,tero,fp,, ) l5f,,,,rinoc,,
: fss ',,s ,,,a,,ao :, oIor s1;ae,,
. a. ., ~ faraor do nor, +;r6ooo her+ y,
20 az ~ 8 80 sa,,,ra a,a,,ta ,,or. r;rle
-, -, f1, aibeffe II g -. y @finriomre
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-20
eorbia lette6e M,1-.

Ter, % bun ftoo uoe paa
BDnten % pinfeoe % tsr-
oe 9aarerne, isrrebe Gaarerne
:og pinfeoe, belt tiI9fibet foripanot
ON Ngsiet.
8aa ben aure11 git ogoncoroia" "
ul,oer mes Mano % Mus i 9panifc=
iaen.
Men oe Gage og Sc Mnr, iom fulg.
tie bagefter-til oeI1 naar life Sante
Wibeffe lin iibite Gram. 5Sor 1e,
nj er 6et ,forbi. SUN er gIeoet bort
me6 ct 5rniI ONT Munoen.
SUN bIen fern til fin iioite Stllno
for bun bolot faft beo set 2efte, bun
eltgang gap:
Sun bleb uGante gibeffe for
oem, iom tom efter, for oe 1tr.ge
9laetet,. Deres 5orger og @luoer
bette bum og gap Sem til @iengielb
af fine Minoers RICE Stat.
Eaf, gar1le 9atte 8ibeffe for sd
lpie @ntil og alle pe oeilige Mftener
/ oin 5tue.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-20

Ser ltob 6ptter @anieman6
Dbren og rasleoe lneb @ltappolen;
:og Ser fon 2ip i De nnges 2eir.
So, De gamles oglaa forreIten. 0n
oet iaa bar ganle Ma6am @nrmens,
blep bun truffet meb, e116ba bum blep
! afbrllot mi6t en- glgoen6e sfiloring
al i'm iio1te 9ieneitepige.
Ga oe ian1leoe Jig ont 8orbet !
Storituen, itilleoe 5fipper Crane
lige paa ben tonlme 9tol beb Sibe1,
al 8ibeffe. San bar retop ilnppet
les fra &ipbmanb2e iom / en- itip
&loffetime bab6e unoerbolbt bam
meo Snaf ON Sil6efragter.. Men
Der bar uaturligpis San @eorg %
piloe traffe aflte6 meo bam igien.
r9eei, Moiis, ifal leg prsbe 2pffen
iaften, iaa bill leg minian6ten fi6os
pe6 8orofpraffen. Ser er goot al
pere, % Der bliper ieg."
0g San 0eorg rlaatte gipe fig oe11.
gange1t.
9ameman6 bapbe ali fri6tet op
Binoene; og Moiter ilog 8oroet oa
gab 8riffer. gfeoe b1anot De 111tgl
bar 8ptnineen il1art fulo Gang.
Mn baa! 9a11te Wette babbe
yarren Gen orog fom ct l1peir neo=
|oner Haffen og bragte Street % 6or.
onrpeI e n1eo s ssis Gf5 s
.Narreu goor % trpffer to 1ueo
| Hotten og Bin6en."
NDt Spil! v8ptte?" v8Dt=
tee" v5taar for @ipgenl" =
u.Seg er fern1!" uSugaf, Mor!"
rgr bu fem, MutterY"
Somfru Siibne1noer, ioln ipilleoe
me6 Sber og Mlpor, bleb fornermet.
oa bun bIeb ufiSlet" al San @eorQ,
uBaa SUIT og 8eorag," iag6e bun
Saa naatte De Inbe be11be pi116e noe
ite @ang.
.gr S ferm, Son1fru?" Set bar
Gfipper Spane, iom1 fpurgte. 8i.
| hpffp fnnf fiji 61tn bnr bi1f fnI1t
Ea11fer igien.
Ser blep 11etop en- ipare OpitanS
ne6e beo 8oroet. Sen Sfpierguttet1
&anieman6, Iom ia6 meo @oien, bar.
Sc labet en- ubeleilig l1gle forlpinoe
og idgt fig no en- itolt &ngaf, oa bar
b1ep fnebet al fin 8ror.- .-Og mt ifal
ban afitraffes. -
Da logger Ser fig Ell 3aage for
gibeffes gine, og Mofter og Gar
% Gptterne og alle 6e anore GLIDER
bort i ben. gn itor, itprf Sd
manosnepe luffer fig fait oper ben
oes lille Danebnan6, ion bDiler
ganget. Set blep ct iterft> parn11
@reb, - og en- Ste1nme bpiifer, er1
Sternme bun bar bgrt iaa ofte ! fine
lpffeligite Dr6ntne:: Stu Hippel
ieg olorig, SsSomfru!" Sun iiooer
l
| ftille, peo lite af ltg, tdr lite lie op.-
gun beb bare en- EN- 9ing.
CT S fern, Sonfru?" ip6rge,
@fipper Spane .igien; for MI gaar
@pillet otter lin @ang &aanoer
UNDER 8orbet boloer enbnu fnrgenot
| |fa]t, men Ser er 2pitigbeo / Stenl.
men. Da fer 8ibeffe op og ino ! e
9ar erlige, bfaa Zine 0g meoetts
ben6es &aanb mi fnuger bans, fpa
rer bun aIporIig:: rsseg er ferm1 Sfip:
per 5pane.
Dg gpillet gaar bioere. p8Dt
tee" vsBDtteS naS1s op!
Set Bep e,1bn,1 ct langt SaanbtrD1
Il ben belgngrfe Song til Mfifeo
0g iaa trippeoe gibeffe bien
giennenl be natittHe @aoer mellen
fin gar % fin 8ror, iom bun fet iftt
bar tint .paa lpngere.
Seen @fipper Spa1e lobeoe mel
TT melt itraaIenbe emil at geleio'
lSonfru Siab,emoer op til Stiftelfen
! Set bar ben oeifgfte lften ! ST
bet, ip1ltes MbeHe, enooa be-
EfuIete foa mango .beilige efterpad
1lise M ben Dds, 81 Brigeeu Con
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-20
8prntt
(Gn Sulefortplling fra gan1le Gage
af Marga Scbram An6erle1D.

.Term" er en- Melbing fra BET traoi<
: tipneue Sulefpil @nab. Set betbber, at
@piIleren boloer paa fin 8riHe og lite
bill bptte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-10

-DOrot % October 18th 1918. shall b+
Sel,9.lt 20 READ as follows to-wit,
tion shall sell or offer Tor s5ie f IN t o.,
81 - Faso. Texas. any milk evceDf fbar
"a. MIX mas the following standard. to-
Sos.ific ,'rayity. 1.o29 at 90 degrees
Sgiide. = Der centum bv weights.
t.uttr rat 80 Der centum by weights.
Wafer. Ss per centum bv Weigbt-
Except when milk is sold as skinned
ffo7, e.,i Ii ~ selso9- arm. or corpors-
On tl faSo. leNas- any cream except
cenfum by weights
section Iab. NJ person. firm. or corpora
l1an Si,al sell or offer Tor sale in the civ
% =. Ffso any milk from which the cream
or ny part thereof shall have been taken
pc defined as sweet milk from which a par.
=. ~ ~ the cream has been removed No
tribute within the CITY OF II Paso skim milk
men e9nleins less than SO percent OF milk
l-c, --l-'ii are NOT rats Il shall pe IN
ia4i 4i To- transport sell or deliver skim
LIE 44lesa the vessel continuing such
thereto. if can. q red taa or plate three
5..t-ss 1f life inches IN size On which shall
- eAEIosSrd the worus skim milk in let
ters no. less than = OF an inch high When
sutI shli lAlit Is Contained Ia a bottle.
i-i4-iitI id- -in-lt sLa4l aupedr on the
'al thereof IN letters not less than Sis OF
au inch in height.
Seeuon 1Sc- Buttermllk j. milk or0-
olc-d 9E iEe removal @, butter fg- from
hlii- n-liA OF cream IN the process o. churn-
ii-i-- -Noihihs N inns 4rucie contained shall
D. construed TO prohibit the use OF sale
~ o. " tiat ls known as 51ttermllk- provided
,i'--5.,.9-----ll ~ pIou-SeN from pure ana -un-
~ Tered milk should any such butter
mIih however, be sold kent. offered OF ex-
p"-cA Tor sale. exchanged or transported.
'antereL or carried. OF be in the care. Gus
feHr or control or possession Of anyone
tn- product OF pure and wholesome milk
nlI-nueTa Shaii Pc deemed guilty II q
i'-4l- anu OF c"nNlctlon thereof
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-10

whole or bon part of COW vi ich within one
year nrier thereto lls not been tested and
authorized nv the terms hereof TO make
such test and eNaHIination who ssiau IN
and certified Nv such person TO De free
from tuberculosis. ceDt as hereinafter pro
SECTION 2. That Section IS Of an ordi-
4ance proEieins for the inspection %
milk in the CITY " IL Paso Texas. PASSED
'll- apI,re e. october 10th 1918 shall De
Section = " hen lt IS established that
any COW belonging 70 any dairy is infected
nal NAV BE- kept on the premises. but shall
-eo 80 t -, g. -..7l-te -eA i'pt lees ii--i
said premises.
SECTION 10. subdivision e. OF Section
.f5.,.- - .l-i..-. . -
Sole ~ milk m The CITY % r. Paso. Te1ss.
san lic IDi % u. ga ti'ilo'tr 1ot--- 1910
Section -4h Tt shall be the duty of said
--at-,iti1 nttf l,-er lll lA tnls ordinance when
50 directed nN The Board OF Health o.. tho
sac said Board OF Health or The Cfty TIe5itb
officer max when IL IS practicable ana con-
10 he owner or owners OF nsr5sls iS r.
inspected authorize such inspections TO be
states Bureau Of Animal Industry tn,
state Neterin ariau. or his duly AUTHORIZED
. 49, 20 7--5 li-Sue~ttu44s- snail pc As con
eiusiFe ana binding as those OF the Tu-
SECTION II. That Section - Of an or
elna-ee oFQvidiEE FOR the inspection os
milk in the CITY % III paso- Teas T'Isssd
me approved october 10th 1918. shall De
'iIneneed 10 read as fo.lovs. to-Wit-
section e. Where nil6 or cream fv sold
ellerfe Tor sale exposed for sale o. kent
product cd o. dairy or OF COWS kept without
me limits Of tuc state OF Texas unless
have been approved uoon Inspection bv The
i'iei''s OF 'ne tntet States in conp'i-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-10

dollars fS1s-0al nor more than two hmm
'FlRE CULTURE BUTTERATTLK" fv az
4aieitlon OF The usual and Dgoper bacterial
culture Co skim OF whole milk iur -u-b
product snail he labeled PURE CULTURE
l;e,,l j. E Il; MADE. FROM sKI9I DOR
HOLD MILK as the ease may Ie
SECTION .. That Section j. OF an o-Gi-
nance Droviding for the inspection OF diaries
m the CITY Of r. Paso. Texas. passed and
approved October 18th. 1873 Shall g.
-meuoed By adding thereto the following
Section. ia It shall be the lury OF any
- III llt H. or corpOrdtlon ENGAGED in the
~ ltouIgtlon OF milk ana selling the same ia
[he City Of Fl Paso. Texas. in bottles. 10
a sNe STAMPED upon the cans used in CLOSING
cucer OF said milk
- SECTION z That subdivisions T. ana T.
Tor the Inspection OF diaries. milk ana reg
Iiatlnc the sale Of milk in the City OF II
Paso. Texas. passed aud approved October
18th. 1913 shall he amended 10 resi a.
follows to-Wit-
Section 1se Az manures shall be re-
moved from the room or stable in which
lows are kent Tor dairy purposes al least
once each dsv ana shall not be stored
Zee unlawful 10 keep hog Within two hun
-te- t-vui teet or a dairy plant
section lsi. Every person keeling COWS
-pf GARY purposes shall provide and us
RECEPTACLE made Of riass stone ware
-idzed metal or No. 1 tin. Tor the reception
vessel used bv the mfIzars fn Jra,-iSe- +F9
lLlk from said cows shall have an opening
-f sns TOD IN excess Of eight 90 inches IN
SECTION S. That Section 81 of an erii-
.,,angc providing for the INSPECTION q
ln,k ID the city Of II Paso. Texas. passed
ana approved October 10Th. 1913 shall Doe
amended 70 read as fcliows- to-wit:
Secuou IL No person shall. within the
sale. eXoose Tor sale or Zen for S5ie a',v
'hih 'r cream which is uie product in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-10
DICK DUDLEY OUT FOR SENATE
TO SUCCEED CLAUDE HUDSPETH

the candidacy OF Richard ". Dudley,
representative from FL Paso in the
Texas state legislature, for membership
in the Texas senate to succeed Claude
=. Hudspeth when his term expires was
announced here Tuesday. Mr.. Dudley
Is making plans for his campaign. He
has received letters from many pron1i-
nent FL Pasoans, urging him to make
the race
Mr.. Hudspeth viii not be a candidate
for reelection to the senate after his
term expires. but instead will become
a candidate for congressman from the
El Paso district, it is said.
Mr.. Dudley received instructions
Tuesday that the appropriation COM
mittee OF the state legislature, OF which
ne IS a member, will meet at Austin
this week TO prepare the appropriation
bills 10 come before the special session
Of the legislature which viii be called
by Gov James Z. Ferguson next week.
Mr. Dudley viii leave FL Paso Wednes
day morning for Austin 10 attend the
committee meeting.