THE WASHINGTON HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY 18 1910

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TYPHOID FEVERTUBERCULOSESSCARLET FEVER

All Found in City MilkTyphoid fever Is not the only disease for which the

milk supply of the hospitals of the District is responsiblebut It aids also In the spread or tuberculosis scarletfever and several other diseases

The foregoing Is a statement made yesterday by DrG Lloyd Magrudfer Dr George M Kober and Emile Ber

who have recently made a careful study of themortality rate fever In the hospitals of the

of Columbia and its possible connection withthe milk supplied to patients at these institutions Thestatement was Issued after tho Investigation had beencompleted

From the Star Jaunary 16 1910

With typhoidinfected milk supplied to the Washington hospitals tuberculous milkwidely sold and scarlet fever prevalent isnt it time for you to protect yourself and yourfamily by using WHITE CROSS

of families have started the use of WHITE CROSS MILK during thepast mouth because it is an absolutely safe milk

PURITY GUARANTEEDEv-ery drop of White Cross Milk is heated and aerated with filtered for OVER

HOURS at 140 degrees F and we positively guarantee it to be absolutely freefrom disease germs

We have spent 100000 to give Washington a pure safe milk supply We haveerected the finest milk plant in the world with the best modern scientific equipmentYou can have the benefit of our perfect facilities without any additional cost

THE MODERN SYSTEMWe treat our in the country while perfectly fresh bottle it by machinery in

sterilized bottles with sterilized caps ship it to Washington in our own cars and deliver-

it to your door DIRECT FROM THE CARSEvery hospital hotel lunchroom and family in Washington should use White Cross

Milk exclusively for three reasons

First It is superior to unheated milk because it is absolutely freefrom typhoid tuberculosis scarlet fever and other disease

germs

Second It is superior to milk pasteurized by any other processbecause its milk ferments are not destroyed nor its digesti-

bility impaired

Third It is superior to milk shipped to Washington and pasteurized here because it is treated before the milk has deterioratedand become contaminated by the products of bacterial activity

BEGIN TODAYLet us begin to supply you with White Cross Milk this morning WHY

SHOULD YOU RUN THE RISK of using infected stale or indigestible milk whenwe will supply you with the purest safest and most highly indorsed milk in theat the price of ordinary milk

also furnish perfectly Pasteurized Milk treated in the same plantand delivered from our cars in the same manner

Our pamphlet Pure Milk sent upon request

B White Cross Milk Co9th and N Streets N W Phones N 11121113

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ENDS AFRICAN HUNT

Roosevelt to Start Back with Vast

Collections

ExPresident Roosevelt writing fromNairobi under flats of December 15

has informed the Smithsonian Institutiontint its expedition under his charge hasfinished its work in British East Africaand is about to leave for Uganda Hestates he has collected S4R vertebratesa number of invertebrates and manyplants and photographs letter isas follows

VafcM Bee IS MlT the Secretary of the S M fc iMtitotion

sir I hue to Mport that thehn nader my ttmrm has BOW SoWwd ita work inPnticji East AMen and is best to leave feeItniHla Th coUectiona wade in Britfcfa XutAfiia includeMvnunals terRe in ah S-BMmraala twalt in alt UKI-

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II and batiaeaiam about 150-9Ir sh water and marnw Mi about 36-

9Tcral T rt braMLaddition the coltecUxni iattede a kum

r f and other hmrtefcratea Mrenl thnoMnd-I Unts in the neiehborbond of tM pbotos antbropo1 ticsl materials c Very reuwlhiUy

THEODORE ROOSBVJtL-TIp to date only a little more than a

riuartor of the collections enumerated in1 Roosevelts letter have reached the

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Word recently has been received ofkilling by Col Roosevelt of two speci-mens of the white rhinocerl an adultfemale and calf The museum has noneof this species in its collection

UNCLE SAM TO STAND PAT

Suit to Dissolve Railroad Mergerto Be IVIthdrnwiC

It may b stated upon authority thatthe government has no intention of with-drawing the suit filed under the termsof the Sherman antitrust act to dissolvethe merger of the Union Pacific and theSouthern Pacific a a combination in re-

straint of tradeThe Attorney General now has the

matter under consideration but it isknewn that unless he changes his mindon the subject he will direct SpecialCounselors Kellogg and Severanceceed with the case in the courts

Dr C F Wtohfcter will deliver a tertwe thIsevening at 139 FVtirmoot street on The Mboon-wiru mind

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Special rate for 6 months or for a longer period

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YESTERDAY IN CONGRESSJANUARY 17

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A MBlier of Mwadantu to DirtMet dwprfcUon Ml were Mtaitted by T riraatod-

RcmlntiM for btMtfeatfcn of BalU er OMtrowwf MKd M it nperfed tor cwfoMM-

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WEATHER CONDITIONS-

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Uttixntnrr will rise Ttwmtay in the MiddleAtlantic and Nortli Atlantic folow d brc der weather in them districts Weduerfay CoWerweather will overspread the the OhioValley and the Southern during Tuewtayand Vednelay The weather will be winner Tuesday hi the Northern Plains

Storm warnIngs are diapUywl en the WaitKtoeand Oregtw eo t f and advIsory wsraings for briskand possibly hfeh sWfthw wiwk have been iMw4for the Middle and North Atlantic coast

Steamers defwrttoE Tuesday for Burojxn jwrU willbri k poeriMy hinh southerly wind lfth

to and BortnweK with nawttkd wmtlt r andram followed by fair weather Wedwsday andThursday

Local Temperntnrc2 a m W 1 a 3J 6 a m

8 a m 2T 10 a m 31 12 noon 3T p m4 p HL 41 p m 41 8 p m 30 J P mMaiianm 42 minjanta 23-

Udatire bcmidhy a 2 pi mp Si Rainfall i p a to S jx m OC6 Heiirs-

Tewperatwe aame date test jearMaiinMua M-miufenum 21

Temperatures In Other CitiesTemperatures w other cities tether with the

BffloaDt of rainfall for Ute twelve bcura ended at 8p ra yesterday are aa follows

Mar Mta 3pAaherillc N OAtlanta GaAtlantic city N JlliMMrek N Dk-Koatoo MawIhitTalo N YChicago IllCwcinaati OhioQbcyenne WywDavenport IowaDenier Ontolea Moines IowaxGalrwtoD TncHelens MostIndianapolis halJaHwrnidll llaKansas City MoUnto Rock AALea Anedea CatMMxroeUe MidiMemphis TwwNew Orleans LaNew York N YNorth Platte Nehr

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Tide TableTodflyHfrfi tide l f a and 110 p m Low

tide 738 a m and S3 n w-

TomorrowHigh tide 2 a m and 237 mLow tide a m and 324 p m

Condition WaterSpecial to The Washington Herald

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DOES VIRGINIA OWN

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cascara foe It incite to a tedMtaU MMtitle to the ground upon to ttote Canttol theWhite Howe and enr ether taHJfrtaj publicbuildings stand If the reeearion to Virjia standhi law it would MM iMBtMe that the Federalgovenweot retains Jurtadfction over the jwrtlm ot

the District north of the IotoMae IN deeogatiow of

Feverbrecdlnsr 3Inr hlade awl tottcituda for sUryc-

ondniont owbiced to taapire UM mai toraeteim UM Potomac Plata UM ns of UM

work toon revealed the that proper tteatment-of UM narrow river and adjacent wouldalways be limited and natatMaotory utIle confinedto UM northern bank alma A faverbreediag-manh within 7000 or 8iM lest of the WhiteUoute caanot be r eard d with iadKfewnce norcan any OM fail to observe that the improvemeot-on the north su teeth Uw ttn4g UnM of UM

tooth bank of the rirer r bold wtttf In abortyr more amptr JMtiflw UM witdom ofWashington and hit maimiitiDB in oateadDg bothsides of UM river withIn the llmW of the FederalDatriefc

The iiittoJ the Whit awl all the publicbuUdtami were located near the renter in the

era MM of the Dtrtrict to within a abort dlataamof UM White Reese ground Tut not Intendvf by Waahmcton under what masterful ilwwcUonthe comtimtiomlFederal eovemment executed

DeCent nf IntentionThe act leceJinic sobstairUalry twoftfthf of UM

District to Virginia ao obvious rttiean Motetton of the friary of UM ConaUtntion m this behalf and so din ards UM rita of afterpartici that I have for yearn regarded it M nulland void on general prinripiet but notwithstandingthe interesting and important nature of the ques-

tion I have not found time to inveetfeate the lawand the historical facts bearinc upon it Led year

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Mr Taylor totter sets forth the conatitutioBal-provirion in queatioa aad all legislation State sadnaUoml in relaUon to the umnher with areview of aU executive action sad contract obttga-

Uons hi pumanne thereof In feet the tetter fe abrief of such me damnscm and ability that I be

it should be permanently avaOable forreleases and M bHarvtag I renew my reqo at sadaak that when printed the eommunieation b referMd to the ivanmittee on the Diatrict of Columbia

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An KxIiiiiiNtivc OpinionMr Taylors opinion buttressed by

torieal references and legal citationsexhaustive and comprehensive Ho saysin beginning-

Tb eontemporaooous endccce UM fact beyondalt question that the final definition of a districttea miles sqoare u the teat of oar Federal

Mimuul was a special acme the personal woe

of Pnmdent Washington who toM involved theaooufcfctai of the title to UM tract from throeaowwdM State of Virginia the State of Mary-

land sad the nineteen local proprietors who owned

underlies the Capitol the White House and theTreamry Washingtons task was to Induce theput who odd the title to reds to theFVdcrtl goverunenconsideration the entire sine under a quadrilatetalcontract in which that government the granteeand bawflciary and Virginia Maryland and thertfa eteii local praprietort the grantor The realconaidsration mottag to such grantor was the inci-

dental benefit to accrue to them horn their jointcemloa wUch in the language of the act of JulyK 1799 i hereby accepted for the permtamtteat of the government of the United States

directly frost the Federal goverunMnt white thethree grantor were bound to each other by themutual consideration moving hum the one to theother Hoder interdependent grants

Maryland the last to grant exprawd the idea ofthe mutual benefits to be derived from aonterpriM when her legislature declared thatappears to this general assembly highly jut sad ex-

pedient that all UM lands within th mid cityshould attribute in due ppotwrUon in UM moanswhich have already greatly enhanced UM value ofthe whole Under that quadrilateral contract sup-

ported by the fbrefotoR consideratious the FederalSOTcmmeat entered kilo possession with a perfecttitle after Uw-

December 179L

Government in ControlNo one perhaps will deny that after the title

to the entire area had thus passed from the threegrantors into the corporate tenon of the natkwneither the State of VirKuna nor the State ofMaryland could have either in law or in equity anydata to the common heritage superior to that ofsoy other State Under such cwxlitloos the Fed-

eral government remained in peaceful potaessfon ofthe entire area tin mile square sod governedmine under the Constitution foe a period of tJJty

yean Dnring that time the original bmndariea-aa designed by VatWncton were marked by mastiicMoms monunKXtU which still abide

Ity acV of retrocwgion of July 9 1SK theDistrict was dismembered by a conveyance to Vir-

ginia of nearly onehalf of the sMIte area for MO

pecuniary r property consideratioH whateverwas the real motive of Use retrocession it is at this

dnocult to ascertainFrom a legal standpoint the fact that the portion

reoomeyed to Vtrrinia bed critically been contrttmted by her is of no whateverTberefoR befcte argument begins the mind won-

ders upon whet comtttutioml principle such echoeeasion could have tee made Two distinct partscf the Constitution are Involved First that iwrtof rerun S Article I width provides that Congressshall hive to excrete exchtsire ksiaia-tfon m all sees whatever over such District notexceeding ten mites square a may by ee km ofparticular States and the acceptance of Congressbecome the seat of government of the UnitedStates wccnd that part if section 16 article Iwhich prtwkles that no State shall pass anyWU of attainder ex port law cr law impairlug the obligation of contracts

Imrinc the memorable Senate debate led by

PensiaBottled in bond unler government eupmislon

Full proof full quart 1 CO Ihone or write

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an the moanIng and ascot of seettoa 8 Article Iwu folly explored

then readied by many leading Hitnam of thatliar to the effect that OMMMeied la NT

that part of the Coostttutkm atone UM act ofretrocearion is sail sad void What I cannot undentand the fact that ia say dated kowererhastily oondoated deeper and more obrfeos-aipunent beard on ooetnct dMe of the Conttitntton Article I sectIon W ifcouM have beenentirely ofcriootcd And jet the shows thatneh was UM fact

It new oocwmd to aar one in te or thattime to look to the mines of UM ia thequadrilateral contract upon irbiek UM owarafcip oftb tea Mites Muse icafly d taur What te

contribution to the oontnncray

Acquirement of SiteHe goes into history to show how the

site of the National CApital dtaetMMdand finally acquired and says

After nroloogtd discussion the act of J fr X KMwas paaaed and the ate uf the District Sadly torated partly to Prince Oom andcounties te the State of Maryland sad pertly in-

Fairfex County in Uu State of V-

rUmatfcm of President George WaihtagtOB Uaick-K Hit withIn the following bounds

Beetoutag at Jonei Point Iwtes the uprcr cape ofHunting Creekoutset of 4S dctrem west of UM north and nannrjIn a dIrect line tea for tbe Seat line thenbeginnIng apUn at the same Jones Point and ranfling mother dust line at a right with UMfine MTOi the PofcwMC ten mile

Frost UM dIana it appears that UM Portionderived hw and rroednl to Virginia oonwruitwnearly onehalf of UM territory of the Dfetrfet uArtRtealty denned in the pwdaanaUoo of Man 31-

17IL If UM act of July IS I Stats 9S ntkkd-An act U ntronde the County of Aleiandria ta

the District rf CokwMa to UM State of VirginiavoeoraMitvtfetMl MIll wad UK of the United

Stats ak id now b exccated by UM PraddwtU-MHjIiniH the PortiM derfMd front roetdul

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declaring the same U hereby accepted fur UM per-

manent seat of the government of the UnItediiutea the T WW of COORRM OpeC UM anbjeetmatter nw exhansed Or U it not exbamtedasahi nora ain be exercised becaaw u6 jwwer re-

mained to twnafer the Dittrict M ortoally crested

tote ettabUsaid and aeeepted aa a pet-

al at fwernjBTOt Congress poMnvd noto acquire another territory for another Mt-

enanrnt withtnt rioUttos the ematitvtiooal-Umbarfefe wliteh eonfliwd it to the miles squareThe Congress an a ent of limited authority wasopraaly ntbortatd to icodre cmtora fro Stalesftf a IMted amount of territory to be held aa apermanent ot gorerameat but R not au-

thorized or KBpttedly to she any part ofmen sessions away to any one Such was the cooMhatkmal difficulty which the nOD K M THunter attempted to omamu when the bill inmartinn was up for delete ta the House of RapesteUU t May 8 UM

Section of Article I of the Constitution whenukeo as a whole pronto that Ute Congrea shallhaw power to ejcrdee exdusrte legislationhi all eases whataoever over mob District notweeding ten miles square a may by otmfrm efparticular Stats and the acceptance of C

become the tot of the KoremaMnt of theStates and to exercise like authority oer allplaces pnrrhaaed bj the of the legIslatureof the State in which the same shall be for theerection of forts magazines araoal dockyardsaad other needful things The delegation of

imwer thus made to Cotwrew to icquire a mt ofeonrmncnt fur the United Stales through a formalacceptance of waian to be made by particular

distinct subjectmatter entirely operateand spurt from the succeeding delegation of powerto porcrn all pUce purchased by the consentof the legislature of the State in which the mmeshall be Did the grant of an expreaa powerformally to accept eessfom liVer particular Stateewhich were to constitute aad heciwe the stat ofmvemaaeot the United States corey with itM a neteaaary Implication the right to use themeant necessary foe the executioD of the powerIn other words did the implied power to we suchneeeaMry means Son from the express M n r taccompli the In CMMtrafa tat dantewhich prodder that Craness shall hue power tomake laws which aliaS be nece wr and properfor camrinc into execution the foregoing powers andall other powers vested by the Constitution m thegorai eat of the United States or in any depart-ment or omen thereof it was held at an earlyday that the in question confers on Coo

the choice of and does net canine itto what K indispensably neceary

Constitutional MandateTbo express mandate VP given by the natitH-

tfen to Congre to acquire a seat of governmentby cession front jwrttcuUr and in no othermanner Congress was powerless to force anyState to make a ceaaou It could not go beyond theMatt of the States It could only i nuade itcould not command Congress did not offer to theending Staten any money ronAImtion whatever fortheir evasions The means and the only moansCongress saw nt to employ to accomplish a ritaJlyimportant end woe the premier made in the

July 1780 that the scat of government to belocated on the cenkms should be rennanent

The act expressly declared that the district ao-

deftneil limited and located shall be deemed tbedistrict accepted by thIs act for the irraaent teatof Roverpment of the United States When MrMadieon moved in the Hoose of Itepreteotathos totriM out the word permanent from this set hewas TOted down and thus we have a tegMaUreinterpretation practically oontemporaneoiu to theeffect that the Constitution intended to confer upon

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Cmnma the power to make the teat of governmentpermanent Qnotonpcrary interpretation of the Ctm-

ttiintion practkod and aoriiie ced in for years coochuirely flare its construction

Some yeses ago when a movement was ojr footto remove the Capital to the Valley of the Sites

rippi the effort of the action of Concrete undersection I Article I was fully discussed I am informed that it was then uniTemlly admitted thatby UM selection of tire present seat of governmentthe rower of Congress under the section ia ques-

tion had been exhaustedVirginia made her grant which WM the

grant December 3 179 The nineteen local proprietm perfected their pants on or about the 2Mb

of Tune Hfl Maryland did not make her grantuntil December B 17L In that grant embodiedin a wry elaborate act of thirteen aecUons Marylain put UM fact beyond all question that theprior grants made by Virginia and the nineteenproprietors were conditions precedent to her grant

Quotes from Opinionsfrom many opinions rendered

by the Supreme Court of the United Statesto show that a grant is a contract and

puadrilateral contract enteredinto by the United States on the onehand and Virginia Maryland and thenineteen local proprietors on the otherwas binding in its operation and effectand could not be modified without abrogating the contract as a whole

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Fine White Wool 104 Blankets with colored borders soldusually at 3 pair For theClean Sweep down Cj QA-to 1 U

Silkolinecovered Comfortscovered in neat pattern silkolinegood filling worth

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why do you carry large sums ofwhen almost every day you see acof pursesnatching

With every precaution you may be the nextvictim or you may drop the purse on the streetor in the car

Now whynot have a bank account and carry

your check book instead of currency

Its a good business education for a womaneasily of inestimable value and con-

venience

Have your account to check against in paying bills also open a savings account and tansfer all you pan possibly spare to that where itWill be earning 3 interest for you

Ask for a more complete explanation at any-

one of our banks Were pleased to show youhow simple the whole matter really is

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BE ALBERT F WOODS HONORED

Tnlioma Park Citizens AssociationHold Informal Reception

The Takom Park Citizens Association

held an Informal reception In Takoraa

Halt in honor of Dr Albert F Woods

who will leave on February 1 for Minne-

apolis Dr Wood resigned as assist-

ant chief of Bureau of Plant Indus-

try of the Agricultural Department to

accept th position as dean of the agricultural experiment station at Minneap

olisJames W Dyre president made ashort address conveying the expression of

to their former president-Mr Dyre spoko of the progress that badtaken place in Takoma in the last fewyears attributing much of it to the as-

sociationDr Woods said that wherever he might

go he could never expect to meet betterfriends than those he is about to leave be-

hind and whatever he has done for theadvancement of Takoma is but a slightexpression of the interest he has at hearttot the place and Its people-

A resolution extending the associationsappreciation of his services and wishinghim Godspeed in his new field was unanimously adopted

Arranges to Give BailIt was announced yesterday that Samuel

Graham of Montreal charged with con-

spiracy with former Treasurer J N Huston and Harvey M Lewis in connectionwith the conduct of the affairs of the National Trust Company had arranged togive ball before United States Commissioner Henry P Gilliland at Plattsburg

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FALSE PRETENSES PROVEN

Three Counts of Indictment Return-ed Asrninst Jules 31 Waterbury

Jules M Waterbury was convicted li

Criminal Court No 1 yesterday after-noon on three counts of an Indictmentcharging him with false pretenses thespecific offenses being that in the guiseof a representative of the AssociatedPress he obtained money from Representatives Hull of Iowa and Bait hold tof Missouri and Ormsby McHarg formerAssistant Attorney General

Water defense was that he repre-

sented himself as from the AssociatedBiographies and that his patrons con-

fused that organization with the Associat-ed Press The fourth count of the in-

dictment was excluded from considerationby the jury because Senator Burrowscould not Identify Waterbury as the manto whom he gave a check for 148

Waterbury was released on furnishingbonds for 080 pending a hearing on amotion for a new trifl to be lied by hiscounsel

Dcnth IVni AccidentalA certificate of accidental death has

been issued in the case of William Sorrell twenty years old who died

morning at Emergency Hospital fromthe effects of inhaling illuminating gaswhile asleep in his home at 431 Seventhstreet southwest on Sunday afternoon

Would Pay Friars ClaimsThe Senate Committee on the Philip

pines favorably a NIlproviding for the payment of 41372 insettlement of the friar claims Theseclaims are separate from those of thCatholic Church

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