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The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20
LONDON POLICE TO WEAR
 ANTI-SHRAPNEL EQUIPMENT
(By United Press.)

London, Oct. 29 (By MaiD-Scot- land Yard is considering the question of special, anti-shrapnel equipment for the police whose duty it is to stay on the streets and warn pedestrians to take cover" during air raids.
 They have already been provided with "tin hats" similar to those worn by the troops, but there is now being considered a padded cape with woven piano-wire lining which is warranted to stop falling shrapnel and shell splinters This will prevent shoulder wounds. They may also be given a leather cap to relieve the hardness of the helmet
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20
'Drive to the right" '"
Cut This out-It Is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co.,, 2835 Sheffield Ave, Chi cago, H., writing your name and ad- dress clearly. You will receive in re- turn trial package containing Foleys Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in sides and back, rheuma- tism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tab lets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, headache and sluggish bowels. Hesterly Drug Store. 1
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20

The Prescott Daily News would go to that absent relative every day in the week for a nominal sum which you would not miss even during these times when money is plentiful. If you don't write as often as you should let us "carry the news to Mary" Just call PAP or 244.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20
BURGLAR AT HOME
 IN A STRANGE HOUSE
(By United Press. ]

St. Louis, Nov. 20.-All burglars are not at home in stranga house but here is one that was. Aftev taking jewelry valued at $50 from the home of Mrs. Edwin Cleveland, a burglar prepared meal of all the good things in the refrigerator Hot coffee was served.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20

Perpetrators of the recent sugar shortage outrage should be given the limit. Their operations left a bitter taste in the American mouth.-Nash- vile Banner.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20

Vinol, the Modern Tonic, a pleasant tasting Wine of Cod Liver Oil, at Hes. terly Drug Store.
 Lavoptik Eye Wash will strengthen your eyes. soc, at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20

German military leaders must have been SC full of beer that they were seeing double when they counted the Italians captured.-Nashville Tennes- seean.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20
Meeting Grand Chapter Order Eastern Star of Arkansas and Grand Lodge of F. X A. NJ. of Arkansas, Little Rock November 19 and 20, 1917.

For this occasion the Missouri Pa. cific R. K. Go. will sell tickets Prescott to Little Rock and return for S475 plus war tax. Tickets on sale Novem- Der 17th to 20th, going passage to commence on date of sale and bear final return limit to reach original starting point prior to midnight of November 24th, 1917.
 G. A. HAYS, Agent
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20

Gen. Sam T. Carnes has been chosen chief of police at Memphis, and the state will be greatly surprised if im- provement of conditions is not soon noted.-Chattanooga News.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20
THE WEATHER

Tuesday fair, slowly rising tempera- -ure; Wednesday fair.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-11-20

See us for a scholarship in a good business college.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-27

light, and with his back to his superior
he read the letter. Then he turned
and said, al think this thing should
be done"
The Factor shrugged his shoulders
slightly: Well, as to that, 1 think SO
too, but thinking and doing are two
different things, Hume"
viii you leave the matter in my
hands until the morning?"
Yes, of course, and glad to do so.
You are the only man who can ar
range the affair, If it Is to be done at
all But L tell you, as you know, that
everything will depend upon a leader,
even if you secure the men.
So you had better keep the letter for
tonight. 1t may help you to get the
men together. A woman's hand-writ-
ing viii do more than a mans word
any time"
Jaspar Hume's eyes had been look
ing at the Factor, but they were study
ing something else His face seemed
not quite so fresh as it was a few min
utes before.
q will see you at ten o'clock to-
morrow morning, Mr.. Field" he said
quietly. viii you let Gosse come to
me in an hour?"
:" Certainly Good night"
Jaspar Hume let himself out. He
walked across q small square to
Lighthouse and opened the door, which
creaked and shrieked with the frost.
A dog sprang upon him as he did SO,
and rubbed its head against his breast
He touched the head as If it had been
that of q child, and said, "Lie down,
jacques"
1t did so, but it watched him as he
DOTTED his dog-skin cap and buffalo
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-27
By Sir Gilbert Parker

coat. He looked round the room
slowly once as if he wished to fix it
clearly and deeply in his mind. Then
he sat down and held near the freight
the letter the Factor had given him.
His features grew set and stern as
he read it. Once he paused In the
reading and looked into the fire,
his teeth. Then he read 1t to the end
without q sign. A pause, and he
said, $50 this is how the lines meet
again, Varre Lepagei" He read the
last sentence of the letter aloud:
"In the hope that you may soon
give me good news of my husband, l
am, with all respect,
Sincerely yours, :.
Again he repeated, with all re-
spects, sincerely yours, Rose Lepage."
The dog Jacques looked up. Per-
haps it detected something unusual
In the voice. 1t rose, came over and
laid It's head on its masters knee.
Jaspar Hume's hand fell gently on the
head, and he said to the fire, Rose
Lepage, you can write to Factor Field
what you dare not write to your hus-
band if you knew You might say
to him then, With all love- but not
With all respect. ,"
He folded the letter and put it In
his pocket Then he took the dogs
head between his hands and said Listen,
Jacques, and 1 viii tell you q story"
The dog blinked, and pushed Its nose
against its masters arm.
"Ten years ago two young men
who had studied and graduated to-
gether at the same college were struggl-
ing together In their profession as
civil engineers. One was Varre Lepage
and the other was Jaspar Hume. The
one was brilliant and persuasive, the
other was persistent and studiOus.
Varre Bepage could have succeeded In
any profession; Jaspar Hume had
only heart and mind for one Only
for one, Jacques, you understand.
He lived in it, he loved it, he saw
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-27

IN milk and as such together
protein feeds make zs0a milk
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-27

Gus HaVemann the first OF the week.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-27

The METHODIST ladies' are 20 have q
rummage sale in the Ohio House Fri
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-27

ldant fruit crop and the scarcity
Elm. the lsrsszsz u1.r33 ..a.zst
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-10-27

Then he took
Rose Letdgss
letter and, sDith
the group look
ing at him n0U,
he read II aloud
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-13
ices Which Are Now Prevailing Over The Store
Crowds are having time Of their lives
Women, bankers, professional

VO111C11, UdIlKtIS, PTOT6SS1O1dI
men, farmers, business men and
laborers in large numbers have recently
informed us that never in the history of
this country have they seen such salts
factory and genuine sale presented with
such determination, and with such an ut
ter disregard to market values, costs or
profits. No doubt you have witnessed
some weak affairs called ''sales" in the
past but no matter in what part of the globe you
have watched the operation Of shoe sales you have
never found where rare honest values would com
pare with the reductions offering here.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
la CRUZ ROJA
Don Fabrique
NAene de Ia Pa

sado. La aparici0n de los uniformes
americanoS ma tenido IN efecto ms
tantaneo Y los soldadoS dan muestras
ahora lie su antique entuSiaSmo.
Otra de Ia tarea de los americanos
sera IA de eliminar 10 mas pronto po-
sible Su rutina administrative.
e. general Pershing ha anunciado el
nombramiento como miembro de 81 es-
tado mayor, del conandante Grayson
Murphy, jefe de la mission de Ia Cruz
Roja Americana en- Europa.
e. c~onlandante Harry So'on Graves.
jefe del s~erviciO de bosques en- los Es-
tados Unidos. ACADIA de reunirse 4 Ia
mission militar americana. Fue NOM
brado ccmandante de reserva cuando
Sc ofrecio para estudiar Ia s~ituaci6n
florestal de Franc'a. ". Graves pro
curara. 81 e< possible. formar IN re-
gimiento de ~uarda-bosques america
nos para contribuir = la conservation
de las florestas f~ranceSaS. en- el case
de que su aSiStencia en- este Sentido
sea necesaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27

WASHINGTON, D. c.. JUNO %.
Ell bano de immersion de las vacas
para matar la garrapata qIe agob!a
q estos an!males, produciendoles II
fiebre que lentamente ACADIA con e.
los, es mas genera!izado cada dia,
Segun 10 pone de manifesto un es-
tuido publicado hoy por el Depar-
tamento de Agriculture de los Esta-
dos Unidos. \ n prueb1 &c que 81 De
p2rtamentO tiene raz0n, Ia tcnemOs
en- las experiencias obJenidas por mi
llareS de propietarlos dc estab-os, los
cuales nStan ahora completamente
convene dos de que Ia eXtirpac.6n de
tal p'aga Sc consigIe mediante el ba-
no dc immersion de que Ell Departa-
merit citadO da tan amplios detalles.
SegIn los registros llevadoS con
TODD cuidado por las of.cinas Deepen
iientes del Departamento, las vacas
l:gerarlente infestadaS producer I'M
IS o ciento de leche menos que
,as que estan libres de tai playa. en-
en- tanto que las que estan completa-
mente lnfestadaS tienen I'm prone
do de +2.4 o ciento de leche me-
nos que las vacas que Sc italian IL
bres de tai enfermedad. Este hecho
Ia Quedado establecldo por los regis
tros recogidos sobre considerable
numero de casos antes de que las va
cas- fueran sometidaS ! este banO V
GeSpues de haberselaS Sujetado I e..
I'm estabio de 20 AGA ligera-
mente infestadas de garrapata. pro-
duce % cuartos menoS a. dla o 10
que es 10 mismo aporta ms perdida
de 5000 cuartoS de 200 dias, en- re-
laci6n con 20 vacas libres de Ia ey-
presada playa. 20 yacas complement
re infestadas de garrapata producer
81 cuartos menoS por dia o sea una
perdida de 13,400 cuartoS en- 200 dias
en- IA production de leche, cor rela-
ci6n a 30 vacas libres de similar en-
fermedad. FL ~provecho pecuniario
que Sc obtiene del bano de imerSion
de los animales de un estabic, ligera-
mente infestado de garrapatas, pue-
de alcanzar a Ia suma de $3.50 al
ano; pero 81 Sc trata de un establo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
0ficina de information del Dto.
de Agriculture de los {. UnidOs
NO DEBE DE PRESCINDIRSE DEL BANJO DE
IMMERSION EN- LOS ESTABLOS

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
BASES.

lei Certamen queda alberto,
desde Ia fecha de n publication de
esta convocatoria hasta el dia 80 de
septiembre pYoximo. Las personals
Que deseen tomac parte dlrigiran sus
trabajos Z "a .Secretaria del Ateneo
"Fuente," Sa!tillo. Coahuila.
Il.-Los ~aspirantas enviaran sus
trabajos en- dos sobres cerrados. Den
tro de uno De ellos ira Il composition
firmada con IN lena ) dentro del
Giro e! nombre J domici!!o del autor:
I'm el dorso Ge ambo@ so5rcs Sc sacri-
Mira ei lena 2dortado.
IiI.-El J1rajo Ca.ificador. COM
pIesto por los senorcs Dr.. D. Carlos
E.esca Y Location. D. Jose Garcia Ro
driguez, Lie. D. .Arlem;o &c! Vale
A!.zpe, Lie. D. Ju,iO Tori y Lie. D..
ENRIQUE de IL fuentc. Gara Su VotO
en- Ia primera qu!ncena de ~octubrc,
acerca dc a obraS p.~cSen;aGas. y
har;. saber POI medic de "a prensa
los nombres lie los auuoreS cuyas
/ :omposiciones han sido prcmladaS,
para que Sc presenter cl dia &c II
/ fiesta, :. rcc.b.r DC ma"os dc IL Pei
na L. recompensa otorgada.
". 81 c. porla premiaco con Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27

Oportunamente dimes cuenta de
Ell Ateneo Fuente de Sa!tillo iba
a ceIebrar con una serie de fiestas e.
Quincuaeesimo aniversario de 81 fun
daci6a, Y ahora tenemos el gusto de
publican una convocatoria cue o ne
sido enriada con atenta slplica De
que sea reproducida, para TN Tor
neo L~iterario que forma parJe del
Programa de dichas fiestas. Dice 2si
IL ccnvocatorla:
f. ".Ateneo Fuente', q fin De ceie-
brar con 81 mayor lucimiento .. quin-
cuaeesimo aniversario de su funda-
ciGn, prepare una serie de fiestas,
que habran de v~erificarse durante los
los ultimos dias del proximo mes dc
octubre : e. primero de nov!embce.
En- el programa general tornado
Dor la .Junta OrcaniZadora De Festi-
vidades, figura Tn TorHeo Literario,
en- el cual - di~sputaran IA cofona del
triunfo lcs c~ultivadores de Ia gaya
~ciencia. Ateneo espera cue los
escrito.e IS del pals co~ntribu:rian Z Ia
magnificencia de Ia noble lucha inte-
lectual que Va Z e~fectuarse' prestan-
do su valioso c~ontingente; Y desearia
que todos entraran en- liza, porque
siendo mas grande g! nimero de JUS
tadores, mayor sera tambitn el Me
rito de "a victoria. Y siendo de suyo
tan digno de alabama el incentive
que impulsa al Ateneo Z lleyar I ca
DO tan justificada celebration, cree
uue su excitativa serd recib!da con
APPLAUSE Y eficaZmente cump!ida, en-
cuya virtud, lama IA s~iguiente:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
OGUpAN ATfNASLlS
TROPAS FRANCFSAS
VENEZEioS SEEA REci-
SsSG sCR e. 2Ey


LONDRES JUNO -. IN despa-
~hr recih:do hoy en- csta capital por
cl diario The Time" ~ploreG"nte de
Atanas. IL cucnta 4" qu" I&s tropas
frances? eu,@I~or ay.~ 4 Ia capital
z era y o"una"cn r&ri"~ punros dc
Il cjadad.
La Agcncia dn Informaci,H Reuter-
per $ parte .ecih.o no.,rias de bue
M fluent. accrca de que u. Venice
LIS formar: cl nuevo gabincte gre
90 quizi antes del microbes.
Respecto 4 IA cntrada de las tro-
pas framcesas I At2n&s, I'M menSaie
.-cihiio por n citada Agencia Reuter-,
dice Que tai mcdida Sc debi0 a que ell
domingo en- la noche hubo una mani
festaci6n en- IA capital griega Y aque-
Has e~ntraron para guardian el orden.
Ii manifestation fac organizada por
los r~eServiStas Y marinos. dirigidoS
por algunos partiiarios de Demetrio
GounariS. cN-primer N;nistro V uno
De los que formaban cl grupo pro-
sermanofi'o que rodcaba n rey Cons
tantino. GOunaris fut deportado 4
ralz de Ia abdicacion del rey Constan-
tho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
IA PPENSA ALEMANA RECONO
CE A LOS SOCIALISTS
AMERICANOS.

Srrlirio Especial para - PREN>A'.
COPENHAGCE. JUNO 25.-Por
muchas Y ebvias razones, Ia prensa
a,emana continua tratando a los TIE;
socialis,as americanoS, Goddard. Rein
.,nin Y Dav;dovitch, que lieglron ha-
&c POGO 4 Estocolmo. como los repre-
scntanles americ1nos autoriZados pa
RI hablar en- nombrc del Socialism,
49, del mov:mi"nto obrero en- los
T:jul,; i'n.l0S.
Cuando necesite libros en- espanOl.
Dirijase ~aIgnacio +. L%ozano. \. San
II Rosa Ave. San Antonio Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
Temblaba al cir Ia cam
paniIla del tel(fono
LA SRA. JENTSCH ESTABA Mul
NAL DE 81 SISTEMA NERVIO-
SO-AUMENTO DIEZ IL
HRAS Y Sc sIENTE PER.
FECTAMENTE BEN.

a. -,-a he sa,ado de- las
~ -, NO ooreiaron dr-
80 o,,o--o amos. hasta deiarr1e ver-
aso-,~o,,s becha NM NINA n~ervio-
,-e,+o3o G;e7 1bros
"a, c,,a es+oy -ouaDdo O.
c., H. Go u r
n o Pow =
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W 5a es+o c;,3o9
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- ua c,,e-
uo1 40 soi,,a
jazz aa
guy ~ - 4;:,-, M se,-7o
anatito a-bsolutamente. V apenas CO.
mia nara no MORN Dor falta de ali
,,eo+oci5n. nero era tan POGO. que no
b,h;e-o sar;sfacho nj = IN ratoncillo.
,azor de- ESQ 10 Doco cue comic
- ca me acriaba en- el est6naago ' me
boc;o rosar -orrnras indescibles con
i, oo.as ora ra formaba. Por It'll
nac,,a = as+or ran dab;I y ACADIA
10 o,,a -o5os lbs 6ias en- IA maFana.
ono,ao ,,sros NM bora tenia Que pa
COR, -acos-oaa on n CANA. asi como
rzosonar+a tania 0ue acostarme
sa., ia comar es-ar5o tan dabil
,os;o -; sio,iara barrsr los
1,Io,o- bocar los camos de mi casa
n; -;stara Deryioso es,aba muy ago
.o5o. - uag,,a . e.rar roches ccmple-
-as sin poder Gormir absolutamente.
r,a. n r,sror ruiIo NE eycitaba. y
~, g, ,,ido sa - camDaniua del cela-
fo,o ma bac;o remhlar.
.,-,
o,;m:a ,:n
e"Ae A..
80 A. m;. r-iu,o-
+.;ao TO-
.. ,o,o a.
1os -asnI-oaos one he obreni6o, pues
,bora tanco IN arctic mas u exec
leDte y apenas ST con e~sfuerzo ne a
euanto 2 cue Ilegue IA bora de conner.
Dudiendo conner de TODD 10 que me pla-
CO = sin que los alimentos NE hagan
da1o absolutamente. siendo una prue-
ba de 10 meior Gue es.oy ahora. Que
peso diez IiD-as mas i antes de to-
mar q traramieYto. En- IA casa tene-
-,os dos ner~os = nj ain 81 ,aSrifo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
RUDOS ATAQUES Al
GOBiERNO DE
ALEMANIA
SPrv!cio Especial para Ia PRENSA".

SfFNiciO Especiai para Ia PHE-Nst
COPENHAGUE, JUNO 26.-Los e.
ditores alemanes, en- sus acostumbra-
dos articulos de los lunes, tratan con
ruda durcza al gobierno en- general Y
al Canciller Won Bethmann-Hollweg en-
particular.
Theodore Wolff, en- 81 "Tageblatt,"
Giriie al Conciller una filipica por ha-
Der d~eclarado, v%aliendose de Ia North
German Gazette" que e, Presidente
Wilson es mas aut6crata que 10 que
10 era el Emperador Nicolas. FL es-
critor lie hace yer que ell Presidente
wilson, antes De ~resolver las cuestio-
nes de capital importancia. ha obteni-
10 cl voto favorable del Conqreso, y
Gre no seria capaz de hacer NADIA sin
= aprobaciGn de csc cuerpo.
Herr Wolff. a referirsc 4 csc he
.ko. hace IN llamamiento al pueblo
qlem;in para que inmediatamente Sc
1cnGa a TRAFALGAR en- las reformas IN
tr~iores del Estado, hacienda toda ella
Sc de csfuerzos para unirse en- la
gran tarea international, para Sofocar
q ''fuego Decentralization del chau-
v!Nismo." donde Quiera que Sc encuen-
ire.
Eugene zimmerman. en- eli "Lokal
.Anzeiger," cuyo peri6d:co esta aEora
cCntrClado pOr los pan-Germanos, to-
ma exactamente el lado contrario, Y
muestra 4 Russia como un horrible e.
jemplo, para aquellos alemanes que
desean inculcar el espiritu democratic
co en- las instituciones alemanas. e
sistema cxistente. dice, es e. respon-
sable de las bril.antes victorias de
.Alemania.
Cierra 81 articulo con IN ataque con
ira el Canciller Won Bethmann-IIo!l-
veg: Herr Zimmerman clama por
"un verdadero cstadista, IN hombre
De hechos V no de palabras, que pom
ga IN dique q esos reformistas NAL
vados Y condene IN movimiento que
no representa- las ~verdaderas necesi-
dades del momento."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
NEOYORKINAS.
yiene de Ia Pag. 3a.)

Ia cual vo adivinaba 4 una gran So
nora millionaire que IA recogeria. Que
IA l~levaria I IN Da!acio SuHtuoso.
que Ia daria una vida feliz, V la deia-
ria heredcra de SUI fortuna. Y CORR
lejos De ella, para no quitarsela. 4
las dos cuadras, ME arrepenti. : vo'vi
por ella.
No Ia ~encontre va. Desde enton-
ces Il buSco: hoy vengo de nuevo por
ella. ! Ia p edad Official hara. cuando
menos 4 medjas. el milagro que la
madre miserable esDer1 en- vano que
Sc Cperara en- aquella esquina por
dcnde Ia muchedumbre corria al de-
leite o al negocio sin yer u "a peque-
na rubia que lloraba de fatiga Y de
hambre. Don Fabrique
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
TENIAS:

I.-Tema Li5re@ComposiciGn en-
verso.
Premio del c. Presidente de Ia Re
pu5i.c2: $3.50 90.
PremiCs del Ateaeo Fuente: Ia Flor
Natural ' derecho De elegir IA Reina
de Ia Fiesta.
U-Biografia del Chantre Don Nj
guel Ramos AriZpe.
Premio del c. GoberNador de- Es-
tado. $3.50. 90.
lN.-Oda 4 IN Ciencia-Premio del
ST.. Gustavo Esp;nosa Mirc!es. 500
IN.-Episodio de n Ultima revolu-
ciUn Mexicana.-Cuento an prosa.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
CONVOCATORIA.

Sc invita- 4 los escritores n~aciona.es
: extranjeros residences en- Fl pals,
o m~exicanos que Sc encuentreH IN 9!
exrranjerc. q los Juegos Floraies cue
Sc verificaran en- Salti!lo, {. dia 10.
lie noviembre pr0X:mo, 0 arreg!o .
los temas Y bases s~igutentes:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27

PARIS. JUNO 2G.-T.a Agencia Ha-
vas dc cs,a capital rcc:bio hoy un
m~ensaie de Atc&aS, en- el que Sc dice
que cl ey-primcr Ministro Ele iterio
V~enizelos. 4 quien e! Rey Alexandra
do instr"ccioneS de formar ur nue.
vo g~ahincte. lego aver a Ia capital
dc Grccia = sera recibido hoy mis-
mo O manara = Mas tardar. por e.
owen dc los hclenos.
Dartc del material con que elaboran
n leche. La yaca solo pacde haceT
-angre para proveer a u g'andulas
lacteas Dor medic de los alimentos
que consume V de aQui que Ia garra-
uata su~ccionando Ia sangre sum
una 2artp de buen alimeHto que debe
ser visto como indispensable en- la
production de la leche.
les '~racional pretender que ell
ofecto de- hano sobre las vacas Sc
mIcs;rc CT los dos o tres dias que ST.
gun al 5ano. como 81 Ell ~comprador
lie una vaca Quisier1 que la que ha
comp~ado quedase desde cl primer
dia despu6s de que el animal ha sido
conducido a IN nuevo rancho o esta-
bio V colocada en- eXtranos lugares
PARA ella. le diera una gran cantidad
de leche. Ningun lechero de sentido
comln podria devolver ina vaca que
hubiese comprado 81 no obtenia de
ella la cantidad acoa-.mbrada de le-
che por uno o dos d:as, despues de
haberla sacado del hato o de Ia ha-
o rancho en- que viva.
La experienced del bano de inner
sion con millones de animales prueba
concluyentemente cue "a practica de
a los animales aumenta cada dia
que ella no disminuye en- modo al
guno la cantidad de leche recogida
lie los eStablos, nj mucho menos eau
sa dano alguno a los animales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-27
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