Notice of Judgment Nos. 102-110.	
Issued November 11, 1909.
United States Department of Agriculture,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,?
BOARD  OF  FOOD AND  DRUG INSPECTION.
NOTICE OF  JUDGMENT NOS. 102-110,  EOOD  AND
DRUGS ACT.
102.	Misbranding of distiller's dried grains.   (As to protein and fat content.)
103.	Adulteration of eggs.   (Presence of putrid and decomposed animal matter.)
104.	Adulteration and misbranding of stock feed.    (As to presence of rice hulls.)
105.	Adulteration and misbranding of a cereal.   (As to presence of wheat.)
106.	Misbranding of a cane sirup.   (As to presence of glucose.)
107.	Misbranding of Vermont or maple sugar.   (As to presence of cane sugar.)
108.	Misbranding of preserves.   (Underweight.)
109.	Adulteration and misbranding of cottonseed meal.   (As to presence of cottonseed hulls.)?
110   Misbranding of sirup.   (As to cmantity.)
(N. J. 103.)
MISBRANDING OF DISTILLER'S DRIED GRAINS.
(AS TO PROTEIN AND FAT CONTENT.)
In accordance with the provisions of section 4 of the Food and Drugs?
Act of June 30, 1906, and of regulation 6 of the rules and regulations?
for the enforcement of the act, notice is given that on the 3d day of?
December, 1908, in the district court of the United States for the?
southern district of Ohio, in a prosecution by the United States against?
the J. W. Biles Company, a corporation of Cincinnati, Ohio, for viola??
tion of section 2 of the aforesaid act, in the shipping and delivering for?
shipment from Ohio to New York, a food product labeled "R. Distiller's?
Dried Grains. 26 per cent Protein. 10 per cent Fat. The J. W. Biles?
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio," which was misbranded in this, that it con??
tained only 21.22 per cent of protein and 9.40 per cent of fat, the said?
J. W. Biles Company having entered a plea of guilty, the court imposed?
upon it a fine of $1 and the costs of the prosecution.
The facts in the case were as follows:
On December 16, 1907, an inspector of the Department of Agriculture?
purchased from Henry & Missert, 92-94 Michigan street, Buffalo, N. Y.,?
a sample of distiller's dried grains labeled "R. Distiller's Dried Grains.?
26 per cent Protein. 10 per cent Fat. The J. W. Biles Co., Cincinnati,?
Ohio," which was a part of a shipment made by the J. W. Biles Com??
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Henry & Missert, Buffalo, N. Y. The sample?
was subjected to analysis in the Bureau of Chemistry of the United?
States Department of Agriculture and the following results obtained?
and stated:
Moisture?
 10.99
Fat?
    9.40
Protein?
21.22
Al?71
It was apparent, therefore, that the goods were misbranded as they?
were labeled as containing 26 per cent of protein and 10 per cent of fat,?
whereas they contained only 21.22 per cent of protein and 9.40 per cent?
of fat. The Secretary of Agriculture having on July 14, 1908, afforded?
the manufacturers an opportunity to show any fault or error in the?
findings of the analyst and they having failed to do so, the facts were?
duly reported to the attorney-general and the case referred to the?
United States attorney for the southern district of Ohio, who filed an?
information against the said J. W. Biles Company, with the result?
hereinbefore stated.
H. W. WILEY,?
F. L. DUNLAP,?
GEO. P. MCCABE,?
Board of Food and Drug Inspection.
Approved:
JAMES WILSON,
Secretary of Agriculture.
WASHINGTON, D. C, November 1, 1909.