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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-14
Cape Grain Market

The prices on the local grain mar
ket showed no variation yesterday, the
leading grain dealers paying the same
price for wheat and corn as recorded
Yesterday. Owing to the Far the
trading was very light on the local
market yesterday.
The following prices were paid:
Lee l.. Albert Depot.
Wheat, No. 2 red, S2.05; corn, Stu
a bushcl; oats, Northern variety, SIC
Thos. +. Lilly Depot.
Wheat. No. 2 red, sos; corn, $l.7O
Il bushel.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-14
A VIVID CONTRAST

Exists between the old, clumsy
method and the new easy
Farris way of putting the medicine
on the back of the horses tongue by
means of medicine dropper which
comes packed with the remedy. Far
ris' Collie Remedy is not an expert
ment. It cures collie. We are behind
it and will refund your money if yot
do not get results.
+. F. BRAUN & BROS.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-14
present high cost of material.

present high cost of material.
Several conferences have been held
by the Judges of the County Court to
devise some means for the raising of
the funds for the construction of these
bridges. The members of the County
Court recently visited the vicinity of
Allenvile and Delta where bridges
will have to be built. The result OF
these conferences has been suppress
cd by the county judges and their legal
advisers for reasons not known.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-14
STOCK SALES

Are being held all over the country all
the time. You as a stock raiser APP
preciate the value of healthy looking
animals. Of course it increases their
value. but they need regulator and
tonic to help nature keep them in con-
dition. B. A. Thomas Stock Remedy
is guaranteed by US to give satisfac-
ton or We refund your money.
F. +. BRAUN g. BROS.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-14

of the many Fair visitors in the Cape
yesterday.
J. b. Albach, H. A. Mattingly, +. N.
Brown and Fay Ostner of Charleston
were Fair visitors yesterday.
Garrett Glenn, who recently estab-
lished mems clothing shop at AIS
Broadway, is again on the job. He has
the only clothing display at the Fair
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-14

working force of the restaurant. If
he could do anything, he said, to IN
crease the efficiency and better the
service in the restaurant he would dO
so. as it was his intention to give his
patrons the best service possible.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-14
SOLDIER DIES OF BURNS
IN FORT SILL, OKLA, CAMP

Fort Sill, Okla, Sept. 12.--Roderick
r. Kennedy, Minneapolis, Mimi, pri-
vate in the Third Aero Squadron, died
at 1:3O p. m. today as the result Of
burns received when he crashed 200
feet to earth in burning airplanc at
the aviation camp here at s O'Clock
this morning.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-14
No. 666

Thi, 10 prescription prepared espeeisHy
for MALARIA or cfiillS q FEVER:
Five or six doses will break any case. and
If taken then % Q tonic the Fever will moi
return. II acts on the liver better than
Colonel and does not grippe or sicken. 2as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02
HEART FAILURE

Many deaths which it is diBcult or
impossl BILE for this physician in attend
snce To furnish any other cause for, 81
given 90 the public as the result of
heart failure Departments OF
health and medical statisucians are
beginning 10 rightly refuse 10 recog-
nize che explanation as definite cause
Of death for their mortality lists. the
term having come 20 be q ready refuge
for inef5cIent or lndoient physicians
l0kiug for an easy explanation Of All
unexpected death. There seems. how
ever, to bs some cases left IN which
the expression finds proper place and
supplies a vacancy IN modern medical
knowledge The New York Herald. re-
tarring TO & recent case in that city,
saws there was nothing IN that case al
oCcaSi onaiIy occurs there was sppar-
entity no good reason in the heart con
diti0n 20 expect that Il would suddenly
cease it's activity, and yet ST actually
stopped. Apparently the effect Of some
slight irritation becomes so multiplied
IN heart tissues as to bring about a
definite disturbance Of rhythm. and
cardiac action ceases for good and all
Not infrequsnfIv such cases come 10
climax shortly after food has been
taken into the stomach. then there
seems 10 be some connection betWe
tbe gastric condition and the sudden
heart stoppage
Long ago Or. Oliver Wendell Holmes
suggested that the angel OF life sets
this living pendulum going and that IL
goes en- and on until the angel OF death
breaks into the case and rudelv stops
10. The expression - highly 6surgtiva
and yet contains 3u E. the germ 81 the
thought that Sometimes life s processes
seem 20 have approaches q terminus
which they NAV reach uuespeete As
the result o. some Irritation that would
En- Itself. presumably, NOT re sufficient
n produce any such far-rese aching e.
feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02
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aEsr law the world a large is maxi
.vz ON. FOR bread is a matter M some
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4. Is Er-a-a=+s-s- +-. know .av- down
traa4ar BELGIUM for example. IS
handling fHa subject and +. NAV ..fr-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02
BIG BANKS SCATTERED.

some Interesting figures are given
Ply Comptroller Williams in respect DO
the last bank call III finds 4 healthy
distribution 0f the wealth and banking
resources of the United States which
has been brought about. ne SAYS under
the federal reserve system and is be-
ing manifested in many ways
Formerly the 100 largest national
banks IN the United States were con
EesJed principally iD q comparatively
few financial geuters- Today the big
banks are distributed through -
states and in 81 cities. embracing every
section of the country
The 100 national banks with the
largest resources as shown br the eau
OF Nov l1. 1916. aH have resources In
excess af 100000 080 with one evrep-
ton. the exception being one of rhe
Chicago banks
Oklahoma. Alabama Louisiana
Virginia. Washington New Jersev
and Oregon each contain one a. The fN0
largest banks Texas. Nebraska.
Maryland. Michigan, Indiana and Wis
consiu each contain two OF these
banks colorado has three Ohio.
Minnesota and Massachusetts each
have five Cal-roruls and Illinois have
seven each. Missouri has eiehr Penn
syiyania has lf. and New York state
has 25
between sept f ana Nov. ~.
t9fs the resources ~ she 100 largest
bank increased $3.50 600 400 ar nearly
g per cent"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02
CLUBBING LUXURY IN CHILE

According 20 FL Nercurto, Of san
tiago ne Chile the financial position og
the country Is encouraging. Nitrate.
always an important product. and
especially so at present. Is command
ing a very high price. win a demand
and a yisl6 equally excellent The
copper product also IS bringing }u a
great deal Of money, manufacturing
industries are pruspering. employ
ment s. general and well remlnerated.
and everything the farmer has 20 sell
brings coed return. The picture pre-
scented by Chile today - q complete
contrast 10 that which vas visible two
and 8 half years ago, ID is much
brighter than thar held mp for iuspec-
tiOn a year SgO although things had
then begun 10 turn for the better.
Chile Is being swept by wave OF
good times. and SINCE the Chiisans
are quite as human as their nsjghbors
throughout she western hemisphere.
their natural tendencies are toward
those eNtravagauces that generally sc-
company pientitulness 0f money But
these tendencies. we are Eold SIRE be-
ing Curhed To very greaE extent %
was only necessary fer prudent OBJ
servers and c0uRSelorS &c recall what
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02
0RGANTzTNG 49, HousE-

E5ov- ~ -rgarfza "a houea ~ -s-r-
=arfatfpzs fr vghf.l, neither If H.. sF55t
parties has a majority is the spnzzfe
confrout5uE the Sfxtv-fffh CONGRESS
even now. long before the regular d4f4
OF assembling
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~ 81 - at --.-,-.
49, - ~. -,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02

had happened Ia the past, it appears,
in order 70 bring the Chilean people %
their senses. Thus. ve read.
The folly ~ former times 81 enc
c0uraging expenditure ID IuXurIes
whenever there was an impTov euert
In the valgs Of our national products
can be nov fortunately considered as
a thing Of the past. and the European
var has taught our people ~ De more
careful For this reason a. well as
from the dimculty OF importing larger
quantities Of merchandise into the
country. imports have diminished very
considerably T. IS interesting 70 note
thar while we consume less limportsB
on account ~ the force ~ .Irc4m-
stances there lz an inCraa iu -be
cylsuaD fion az the products of our
own national industries The reaBc-
ton lL imports has had q result 10 q
rise RI Fha exchange which has nor
been 100 sudden nor caused any de-
ranEeuent"
This. substantially. IS the story Of
nearly every south American repuh-
. l.e They are all prosperous because
tEa ta-auCe q trade rs ln their favor.
. They ara selling. not buying Fl Aer-
rgr.9 ls frank and honest enough ~
intimate that the Chiisans are not de-
at 4lskt ttraaaaA7HA go .".tf. ".f.
staining from Injuries. They are sims
rIg not buying some tliugs which
they cannot get The same kind ~
occidental obtains ia Canada and IN
1.-THE United States but in the -asr-
uaUaG country IL cannot be said that
.t t- rarbiHe luxury 70 any apprec able
degree.
Be rrfz ~ II may. the Chfeaus seem
fa have abandoned IuEur'es 90 which
u good times. they are normally dis
posed. and similar stories come from
other parts ~ the southern American
continent II the policy Of saving and
THRIFT IS general. Chile and IDS neigh
a1rs VIII have acquired wealth Ualrl
1851 put them tie the market I0r nel-
aarla# with great purchasing
power AZ the close Of tbr war There
rs mot one u the republics that IS NOT
even now rgufau9 plating IuprCvewau
uf IHstaursai and costly character
Christian Science Monitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02

Governor Dunno. IN "a New Years
day talk at the executive mansion iu
Springfield. advocated a state cabinet
the appointment hv the governor oft The
attorn en- general state treasurer and
secretary of state His position Is that
responsibility in the public mind rests
upon the shoulders oil the executive for
the passage OF certain laws. he main
tains that where there is possibility
there should be power 10 act Doubt
less the plan advocated h- the COVER
nor would remove many az the per-
pIexities that confront an executive
under the present program. It would
AT least guarantee harmony and con-
Cerfed action in state GOV eminent
where now. If the governor happens TO
lie Of different political faith than tAe
other state officials there is constant
friction. purely for political effect
with the eve on the next election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02

- Kper1tEuTEs flE
ing the last two
ears or So this dis
position
rather
1y ft a8sea Hap
pills however he
gentleman from
York Mr tzKer
.aI5 n few days ago
ouuded a souew aa1
startling note Of
warning waeH he
told this house o
prospective deficit n
about $500 oa8 600 for
hA next fiscal
We hear some
areStLng taIE
tain quarters
.irtaLluen De
ueudftures M the
elimination a rivers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02

ghiropracter- Said in Have Fled
john sharp president e.. DE #
port School of .Hr.ura.. #.... -
Eenaetl. prluapa. and j. White
ztructar are said .a have a ~. H.
city The three are under indictment.
bE the Cook county grand IarE y .a..
cage on charges q. agu.Hirae ap-
aeg TO obtain money under aa pre-
tences THE bonds have been placed
4 $4,000 each. and as .a. rH#E aa#a most
turn he'd HEM THe. therefor.
undoubtedly Ier I'D. .... .a escape ar
rest DR. Sharp and Row Bennett ~.
parted "Wednesday f Is H.# a
time they stated they were going 10
I1a5- uu bonds Attorney George -.
Scott waa had been retained =. Or.
Sharp stated Ea had an apps ointment
with his client for last HeEH-
morning but that na failed b. -#a# ~
and that since tina. time na Ha neither
seen on heard from him
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f.... l...rr.~ fzra-+.nl- ia. a.....l..r.
-aa new ARRANGEMENT. 81 .aat.
Iaganuart nsrraiuaa which cook ana..
.hanaaT from bee. 50. 8 10 81. Pa
srafr44r uaaee transferred from beat
s-1 fr SO petraIrar HaH#aI-H
Goes FROM heat $50 "a. Sol Patrols
r.sr. rFsse -e..aa pasrglnrr E#ur.#ar..
,,r.,...s -, tf-s .#.,.. -..... rF raa. .r ~.
.~Ilr4sn 1rraffe- win BE- retained
ufIlfs man around police HasI4uar
ferz
Claims We HAS ghamnfam Hrn-
srrrsF Dfl8r -Ig eaIguba. asan...
F.qst DavenDart disputes taa ..a.a 81.
Ia..fas han ae the .ta5a ga.aHI tEa...e
~ that eft,- ra.artlv af.a#sra# al e1e
....t-.f,s-..- +r,-.[., g.-r .r..-e .#a.l#
-,.F.s7E l5-. ~ 5,.. r.r. f.# .-.z-..#.#
him .Riddfa b. If. R4Ir- grnfr..aH. .a.
IN the AVERAGE four eggs week. sass
Mr. DfIHr while fFa three ami
-. - la s+I,ar- -sei.-f,#,r. - moi
"a f,.-o and rb-es-f-.rrrtl,e agr.aa THa
st,.~so- as~ .,-erqf- .r.-rH
rn19se ..Sr~. gfd5fo ~ s5areg..
size mates mono noise trar - t..
other hens mt tars.bar a1g .r... ar.r-
ah1tg ovn1. f-,e tg., ts.. =fza IN .s.a.- GERS
- ~ r..',.--
rar,r,e,.,.iaT rI,,b 4. Ala nstter.
Me- - ~ 49,, ...s.- IT,. +. rsa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02
CEORDg 40.
I'D I s e O R ID S

sufhuefastfcaI into a celebration OF
his approaching red empti0U that be
can't see tne cart when IL passes by.
He hears tbe cheers of the other pas
seuGers. bur he is not able 20 locate
tine van.
BALD headed Rock Islander who
received military hair brush from
friend i'm the east whom ne had not
seen in years has decided TO sit for
now photograph and call back the
ones he sent among his acquaintance
some years ago when ne was snapped
while he set had his head of beautiful
! brown hair.
FROM Idaho comes a dispatch an
uouuCfuE the dea p of another mem
Der OF the james gang. AS time goes
on and deaths Increase, 10 becomes
.appareut Thar the James boys didnt
have 3 gang thes had an army The
last one to eheck out was Charley
High. II is presumed he was leader
/ of the flying corps.
D. W. GRIFFITH says there viii
never be any rivalry between The
drama and the screen. Griffith. 5y the
way. despite his protests of perma-
ueuCy OF the drama. ls one Cl The fell
lows who took the rivalry out of the
situation The drama may still be
alive but the puluotor rs kept hand
.lTr hE 10 be applied in event of emerE-
eurv Those who continue lu the faith
that The American people do not want
fo see the spoken play abandoned en-
'.-7Is are i'oats+a Ho b--"'ls - Wy
@+-"z 't+-7-. - -2.iA. .1L'2 al--~A
lae drama - oiieE ca mere hei F'--
lore me - price mas o6e1 eAe-ge1f 44e
. 90 elaborate enoe tiiS0ulenlS ana aet &c
companies. with the result thar pat
E0uaee diminished with tue lulefFeH-
jag FopHlaEltE Of rue movie ana efh-
producers nov are eoILell M -.',- il,
----. ! =. 80 p.-1'-. ,-,-.-- ,r..
2 essen .as.11 -7 s---a4L .ol1' 49,, Il
Gum ..Aa.---- = -t-a -
e7ll.tL6s .la. LIZ. bla, -Las
- 75.- - .9 4a.. .t-
80 ..ss.r. s- --l.
Q. .aa. aal yen. ~ e2at y ~ a-s $50. o-,a
--srf@a4 - - SIRE hIgHsr Salaries
e..ar. .farrsrfsH and. therefore The Dub-
ff. was assessed more Doubtless the
rr..ss earrrfT have como higher had il
rr- Tear far he advent rr rhr movie.
This form ~ amusement has accom-
r.r.... 49,. s--.5 ...f-...... ~ 7sf
-r- Trarls - r#z raid mon he 1ubIfo
-,..-ar.Ir,E- ami s. 1ras. ssferraF rf7s ham
ACTOR rt.a nest that Invaded st-art. conn
nr.nf.. once s wear tsst6 I. reDertofra
~ long ~ uaHr arm with candies and
-.rf,ter Hsr#a r.r.t-. ..1fIfra- ~ sd
sr~nirn-. ~ The holder ~ rha 7vrt-,-
number 81. rs4a aF4afr.. gfgI-r rf f7a on
-ageueut III .rour beautiful eftvu
And the greatest Of the benefits tHat
.ra movie has bestowed .ruf "a -r5a.ar-
ham performer.
aF g,H r.f fl.fat r,.. b,,.hs,4 T.. ,-.
inn ea rnarre a4,s .f-gcra8.- sr;,1
lr0nfrsIIr asserted SIR. Tgn,e. f.fI
more III fhfaaa. affa- rreaf,;F,o b.,.
5as.rgo. n ,Ifra-sn I'm, n 80 f.-...
u-,- f.n5l,..f.,s.I9s..y fI.,t H.. fa.f .F tt.-
aisferz8a,,.. -4.s.gs,. t... 5la4 t4
aga
r-.r...
... h1' .-.+.. .-e ."-
- --7 a.a' '.l .-As iaA't
-. t'## ..a-.ia. aasiE7.
800. ..L ol'A Al-1i .l71
.sl. ' ~ -.ell. l.'1
--l..-. - t...E Fa-N4' mar lbs oeeh
-rrrr--rr-
s.- -.--5 ~ -.'-a-9
- .t. year 'AaA it aA-
~ $780, -Ae 4lesI
.. =. = Fpoae4 IRE
,a+ -'
..-- - e.-.. sz- man mas mad, mace sue
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02

Breaks Leg iu Tumble On Ice Mr
Henry Tams. 1885 Myrtle street slip
ped and fell on the ier siaeWal- lE
front OF 217 TAYLOR street. breakIua Har
right leg. She was taken fo her home
in the police ambulance al the orders
Of DR.. Henry Brsuulich-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02

81 UU not think ms husband is go-
ing fo marry any .EIoradora' GIRL
ironically asserted Hr-, James A. Gil
more Of Chicago after receiving her
decree of divorce. Hardly. it has been
ogr understanding Chat the last OF the
FlorHdora" maideus haG died of ofd
age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02

WOMEN can now buy for S2G "A fur
that was quoted At $50 before Christ
mas. il we are 10 believe the adver-
usemen}s ~ the papers printed I'm the
larger cities II Tie merchants persist
in tipping their mitt ID time they viii
convince women that the time 10 sHOp
FOR such articles Is after The HOLIDAYS.
not before
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-02

WHAT has become ~ the oId-fash-
Toned girl Who did not insist on see
ing the price tag before showing her
friends her enga cement ring2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-05
GERMAN FOOD CRISIS
PASSED SAYS BERLIN
International News Service
EEEL-L ~ A---- Z -LL-- r.nL -----.-a

International News Service:
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-The food crisis
in Germany is practically ended, at
least for eight or 10 months, but
many other serious economic diff
culties remain. The worst one OF
them is the lack Of coal. Thou
sands OF war prisoners formerly en-
ployed in the mines had 20 be sent
TO the rural districts for the summer
as farm laborers to secure the much
needed harvest. and the result is that
ali of the mines have 10 be worked
with greatly reduced crews.
The transportation problem also
grows more and more difficult Every
car and locomotive is needed for
military purposes. and even the
limited quantities Of coal mined can
not be shipped Many cities. espe-
Cially i'm the southern states. have
not fuel enough for their gas works
and electric power plants. which
have TO be partly closed in many in
stances.
In Strassburg, Stuttgart, Mann
helm and many other cities the use
or gas for cooking has beer pro-
hibited and between the hours a..
m. and p. m. nobody is permitted
20 use gas for any purpose.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-05
LEHMANN'S WAR JOKE
ON KAISER WILLIAM
InternatiOnal News Service: /

Interna donal News Service:
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Joke about
the pamphlet, Germany After a
Good Peace and a Bad" published
in the Weser Gazette under the
heading. 'Lehmann's War Aims" is
out Everybody knows that Leh-
mann is or was the ordinary barrack
room name for the kaiser
a resume Of the aims is that the
entente is 70 pay all OF Germany's
war costs, including the cost Of Ger
many's armaments for the next 40
years. amounting TO twenty thousand
million pounds (almost 100000
600. OOO), part 20 be paid in raw ma
terial and by the surrender OF half
the entente's merchant fleets and the,
seizure OF all private and public
property in the annexed territory.
which includes Courland, Lithuania,
Lavonia, Esthonia- Calais. Boulogne.
Morocco, French East Africa. Brit
ish East Africa, Somiland. Gibraltar.
Malta. Cyprus. Alden. Perrin, all Por-
tugal's African colonies and Briey
and Lognwy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-05
SOUGHT TO OVERTHROW
KING OF R0UMANlA

international News Service:
BUDAPEST, Aug. 4.-The Hun
garian paper Az Est learns that
number of extreme Russian socialist
agitators recently invaded the unOc-
cupied part Of Roumania and tried
10 stir up a revolution against King
Ferdinand and his government. Some
OF the radicap propagandists, &C
cOrding 10 statements made by cap
tured Roumanian soldiers, worked
among the troops at the front and
were aided by Russian soldiers and
officers.
I'm one Of the Roumanian reg
ments the agitators We're partially
successful a serious mutiny oC-
cured and a number Of soldiers de-
serted. but the government in Jassy
acted promptly. BY order OF the
war minister a general roundup Of
the revolutionary propagandists was
started with the result that about
90 OF them were arrested within a
few days. Three OF the Russian
anarchists were sentenced to death
by court martial and shot at once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-05
ADULTERATI0NS ARE
CAUSED BY HIGH PRICES

PARIS, Aug. High prices Of
food have, since the first OF the year,
provoked authorizations. it appears
from statistics of the municipal lab
oratory of Paris. OF 1,076 samples
analysed in May, 2S6 were declared
impure by the city chemists. This
proportion Of 25 percent Of frauds
among products examined is the
highest ever recorded. IT was about
IT percent in January.
Those figures cannot be taken as
a comprehensive summary OF the
situation since among the samples
analysed were many that were pre-
scented by consumers merely as a
precautiOn.
Milk and wine are the most fire.
quently subject to frauds, while the
number Of substitute" for different
edibles multiplies constantly as does
the audacity of the inventor Of arti-
fetal foods. Recent Investigations
here exposed most daring expert
ments by compounders Of extracts
to take the place OF meat and new
compounds to replace butter. Every
case of fraud detected is vigorously
prosecuted, but the inspection de-
partment, reduced by the mObiliza
ton Of a considerable part Of its
force. has difficulty in keeping pace
with frauds.