South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 329, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1916 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES nui)AY r,n:xiNfi, xovrrunr.n 21. toir.

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BRAZIL WILL

USE CATTLE

Demand for Beef Stimulates New Industry in South America.

niO DP: JANKIIIO, Brazil, Nov. 21. Brazilian aKriculturists 'md

biibir.fps men In the states of Sao I'aulo, Ilio Ie Janeiro. Matto Grosso, Mina Gerat., IJahia ?Q'l other jarts are in a veritable Jever, as or.e planter expres.-d It a few Jayf bro. over the possibilities of the at-tle-raiin industry In Brazil. "While

hides for a lon time past have heen ;i lare and un irnpotfint item in the Brazilian export ViV, the sclentirir breeding of attle as carried on lit districts of the United States. Europe and the Argentine, has not been a feature of the industry in Brazil. Most of the rattle, except i-ome of those in the .southern states, have existed in an almost wild condition and have been slaughtered for their hides alone. The European v.-ar with its consequent immense demands for frozen and refrigerated beef, has opened the eyes of the Brazilian coffee, cotton and. even supar planters, to the new and possibly more lucrative uses to which their reat land holdings may be put and a boom in the rattle business like that in wood, diamonds, eofon, rubber and coffee in the past decades is

predicted. That the United States wi'l r.3t be ehind in getting its share of thi3 new t.-:re was made evider.'. when tlie head of one of the largest Chicago pai:ing plants recently visited l'.razil 1 a more r less sei ret manner, i.:d, after looking over the proun.I, is said to have purchased K razing lands in one of tho hmtheastern states coverin moro than a million acres. Three days ago ie -eral representatives of this packer Arrived in Ilio de Janeiro, ap.nn them experts In the construction department. As a result, it is said, plans will he drawn for the erection of modern establishments where the most up-to-date method. in tne

s-lauhter and preservation of the meat and utilization of by-products known to the trade will be established. Will Import Stock. In order to meet the demand "which will be created by these new conditions many coffee planters in the state of Sao Paulo arid other parts have decided to import blooded stock from Europe and the United States that cattle fit for the best beef may be on hand when required. I' fective methods for the protection and sanitation of the skins will also be Introduced with the idea of making Brazil a rival of the Argentine as a world storehouse for beef For the encouragement of the newindustry the Brazilian povernment has decided to hold a cattle exhibition in the capital next May where

aluable cups and other prizes will be awarded to the successful exhibitors. New vetinary schools will be established and the cattle industry departments of he government arlicultural schools strengthened. European, and. for the first time, American Judges will be employed for the exposition. I,ana (irains I im! 4. The area of grazing lands in Bra

zil is reported to he immense, although the lands mot fitted are to be found in the southeastern states. However, wild cattle in creat numt er are found a far north as the lower course of the ureal Amazon where droves of them often wade into the river In order to crop the tops of the lush grasses which grcr,' over miles of this region. The history of the development of the resources of Brazil has been one of the succession of booms from the days of the old captancies under the colonial regime to the more recent ones of diamond, toffee, rubber and

cotton. Before the establishment of

the empire and after the search for Kold had proven more or less un

availing, the early adventurers cam

for cargoes of Brazil wood, disre Fardinp all of the other possibill

ties which the immensely rich-coun

try offered. Diamonds were disco ered later and all attention was ten tered on this Industry which re suited in the introduction of Afri

can laves in immense numbers in

order that the mines mipht he

worked. Cotton and rubber had

their days and lastly came coffee

which has since been the preat source of riches for Brazil. Now the

acreage in that berry, which was introduced here from Arabia not so : very long ago, historically speakinp, has been so overplanted ti?at the;

supply exceeds the demand and the price has one down in spite of the Brazilian government's efforts to limit the exportation and hold the lulk of the crop for higher prices. Salvation in Cattle. Cattle is the answer to this somewhat distressing condition for man of the planters and they are turning to the new Industry as their salvation. The British povernment has

recently become interested in the question and it is announced that the establishment of packinp plants similar to those existing in the Argentine is sure to follow. Besides the beef and by-products end of it the Brazilian believes that a great future lies in the leather to be supplied to the Russian people most of whose 180,000,000 men, women and children wear top boots. He is going after this market by raising cattle for the foreign manufacturer who at this writinp it eems will probably be the man from the United states and from England.

LEADS ROUMANIAN

AND RUSS ARMIES

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GERMANY PROTESTS

ACTIONS IN GREECE

CalN Allies' Hcviit KvpuMon Ministers "Mo kcr)" of International Law.

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m:i:LL, via London. Nov. 21. An oflicial communication issued to

day dealinp with the expulsion of tne ministers of the central powers from rjreece, says Germany has protested most sharply to Creece and all the other neutral states, and also to France and Great Britain against this "mockery" of international law of the free rUht of neutral states to decide questions for themselves, and of the most elementary principle of

international morality.

PROTEST CHINESE LOAN Allied Bankers in lVklns Claim Agreement Violated.

Intimation ii Nws Service: I'EKIN, Nov. 2i. Dritish, French. Russian, and Japanese bankers of the Quintuple proup have protested to the minister of finance apainst the $5.000.000 loan arranged by the

Chinese parliament recently with ti e Continental and Commercial ba'ak of Chicago. The bankers say it violates article 17 of the reorganization loan agreement of April 26. 1913, in that it is political and not industrial.

rT.uswounrs cij:hks' SAM-: STAHTS SATURDAY. Ten per cent discount on all purchases. EBIvnVOBTirs CLERKS.

EXPERIENCE Most wonderful play in Amerfca. Returns early in December. Advt.

GSHERÄL 5AKHAR0FF.

Bleut. -Gen. Vladimir Sakharoff, one of the ablest of Russian commanders and long in command of the czar's forces in Gallcia, who has been sent to the Drobdudja to take command of the Russo-Rou-manlan armies In an effort o check the German and Bulgarian troops under Gen. von Mackensen. Oen. Sakharoff ard Gen. Bertholet, a Frenchman, have supreme command of the allied forces in the Balkans, exclusive of Gen. Sarrail's forces in Greece.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24. Pres't Wilson Thursday afternoon accepted an invitation extended through Lew Docksiader. of minstrel fame, to at

tend the annual dinner of the Friars

club in New York.

The dinner will be given when

ever It suits the president best.

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ask for it by name. Buy, not by price alone, for price guarantees nothing. Order Golden Sun Coffee and get a high-grade, aromatic, rich, delectable coffee that is a supervalue. A single pound, and if you're coffee wise, you'll be convinced. Remember No Premiums Ml Coffee THE WOOLSON SPICE CO.

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GOLD FISH Fish moss, fish food 10c. IM? fish, 15c, 20c, 50c; at Coonley's. Advt.

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and hot vatcr, dry and apply pently a 1 little Resinat Ointment. Let this stay ! cn for tr n minutes, then wash uff with j xr.ore Kesinol Sap. In a lew days pimples, redness and roughness simply j vanish 1 1 know that sounds too good j to he true but it is true. Try it and see I i Ail IfuctUt Retinol Ointment n4 Rev.no!

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