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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-06-25

AGENTS WANTED-For ideal
Sumer work. Highest cash paid week
ly with part expenses. Home terri
tory. Outfit free. Experience I'M
necessary. Write today. The Hawks
Nursery Co., Wauwatosa, Wis. l-4pd
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

Sr Victoriana Iluaria, Tie famous
IA few months ago Mas compelled TO
take leave of absanre and fursakc
his job, has been heard from, says
writer on MeXico's troubles. The
Mexican dictator aud murderer, who
messages came from Barcelona,
Spain. and they speak in such sal
and tragic tones OF the dear old
usprper. lie complains that after be-
ing president Of MEXICO for l.,
months. he. is how 81 poo" that lie
hardly has any mols1 t. live On. lie
is poor old man, ho AYERS. The Job
of being president o. troublesome
Mexico is certainly not at all profit
able.
But the interesting part Of tie
messages is where he cniphaticaily
denies of having anything to d. with
villa. Zapata or Carran@a He calls
them all pet names and maintains
that he would not maze Il. thing to
do with ''fourflushers "iail birds"
and bandits. He is through with
politics. he tavers. and especially
heAiSil JULIUS, NOW llldJ I' Is NV
ing in the quiet. peaceful Spain.
His answer was made to kilograms
'of several weeks ago which were
carried by many news services to the
effect that Huerta had offered his
sword and fortune to help General
Pancho villa in his fight against the
first chief. Carranza. Naturally II
would be expected tina iiucrta should
deny these allegations Will" it Is
known that he has many good rea-
sons FOR not offering his sword to
Carranza, on whose account he is now
living in peaceful Old Spain. a mere
denial that he offered his sword ana
fortune to Villa is no. IIitr sufri-
"ient to satisfy those who know both
Villa and Huerta.
II is an established fact that tho
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
ATTEL BEATS FLYNN,
JOHNSON WINS over
HARRY RE|DE

Denver. Dec. 2G.-Young Abe AT
tell was given wc'l-carncG decison
over Joe Flynn. known as the Fight
ing Wop. yesterday afternoon at the
Colorado Athletic tub by Referee Ike
| Goldman. after . rounds CT TIE iicrc-
est milling ever witness ii in a local
arena.
As the7hell rang Tor the :irs.
round Atteli caught Flynn Il hard!
right swing to the jaw and put BIN
down. As he arose, Abe put him
down seven tines more VIII njri!
! rights and LETS to the jaw. AT onc
time. when he was half way through
the ropes. Attell let go "A right swin.
and caught Flynn on the jaw while
THE crowd yelled foul" 1t ''a9 an
! intentional on Attell's part, and he
could not stop the blow.
| At no time during the l., rGunus
was Attell in danger, and, his clever
ness and ring Gencralship stool him
well in hand.
In the fifth, Attell closed i''lynn's
right eye tigh: with n harL left
swing. Flynn came back viii: lights
ond ,.r,s ,nd hi, ,grrossiyo ,,c,ics
earned him an even break IN this
round.
| f., ira ..vor,h round A,,eIi huuian
.Lo hr,,,so, oro ana a., slcoa
flowed freely from the dana sed on
tic
nam, - ,.,.
'., 'n'"''' ', "e'
7'." '"' "e' '''o' "''' ',"''' 'te'',
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
GEN. HUERTA, ONCE DICTATOR OF
MEXICO, LIVING QUIETLY IN SPAIN

picturesque Pancho Villa has fur-
saken the cause of the people and has
become an unconscious tral within
the hands of the enemies, of Mexico
lie has allied himself with the rcac-
'tionaries and the cientiii,os. He has
sold out the principles OF the ravo-
luton. Sr. Nictoriana Huertl's rcpu-
tation needs little eluc!uallon In
his effort to attain his evi. ambitions
he wantonly murdered 'uc innocent
men. lie jailed his cabinet Of mia
listers and lead life Of "ict aua de
bauchery. What other ,Ummentsrecd
one make regarding ii :erta's reputa-
tion than the fact that President
Wilson refused to recognize him rs
the president of Mexico?
Under such circumstances, and
with such record surely neither Sr
Huerta nor General Pancho Villa can
expect the people to take much stock
in what they have to say. No one
expected Sr. Huerta to admit that he
had offered to aid Villa in his cam
paign against Carranza. 1t is true
both of them have made grave mis-
takes. but no one expects them to err
so grossly.
/ The thing that puzzles us. how
over. is the reason for Sr Hucria's
long silence. Why did he wait 20
long to protest his Innocence It
looks as though the thing was plan
ned by some one else than the famous
dictator The answer sayOurs of
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
INFORMATION AGAINST 'ss
A DENVER CONTRACTOR

Denver. Colo, Dec. 2i.-Thrce in
formations We're filed today against
state board of capitol managers,
charging him with violation of the
statute which fCrbids member of
the board to he interested directly
or indirectly in state house con-
tract. II is charged that the firm
of Fleming Bros, of which the de
PENDANT is partner. secured three
contracts, the largest being for fur
nishing the interior of the state Ii
brnry, now nearing completion.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
PE-RU-NA
The Travellers Companion

Mr.. Arthur l..
Pierce, 26lS Sher-
idan y We, st.
Louis. Mo. THE
curative value of
Peruna Is truly
wonderful. ] think
II especially val
liable as 4 specific
Tor caturrh OF the
system. and for n
man who has trav-
cled for years as
! have and who is
certainly exposed
to irregular meals
md uncomfortable
sleeping accomno-
dations, Peruna Is
one of his best
and most needed
travelling conlpan-
ions. 1t throws
of disease and
keeps him we'll. !
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

Swclllngs or the .lesn caused by
in inflammation. cold. fractures of the
bone. toothache, neuralgia or rheu-
matism can be relieved by applying
BALLARD'S SNOW LiNIMENT. 1t
should be well rubbed in over the
part affected. Its great healing and
penetrating power eases the pain,
reduces swelling and restores natur-
al conditions. Price 25c, soc and
$l.0O per bottle. Sold by The Haus-
man Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
SEN. PRILAN NAMED TO
INVESTIGATE DIPLOMAT

WashinstOn, Dec. 2U.--James IT.
Phelan, senator ,alect from Califor-
mia, appointed several days ago to
investigate charges'HI against James
NJ Sullivan. American minister to
the Dominican republic, announced
today he might visit the island in
connection with his inquiry.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
Daily Markets
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York, Dec. g6.-OoeninS VIII
the lightest trading and lower prices
today's brief session soon reGoVtrcd
to ii level well above Thursdays
close. Inquiry from the short inter
est was the most impotent factor in
bringing about reimbursement Of
values. Reading, Lehigh Valley. I'm
ion Pacific, New York Central and
Baltimore & Ohio. were features.
Bonds We're steady.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Dec. 2t.--fiosss Receipts
$1,000: market strong, DC above
Thursdays average: bulk of sales
to 7.l5 heavy $50 to 9.2o; pigs 30
to 20.
Cattle: Receipts 400; market
strong: native steers $40 to 10:
western steers 30 to =; calves to
$50.
Sheep: Receipts 1000; market
steady: sheep $50 to $50: lambs
$50 to SIS.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
XMAS BRINGS
NO TRUCE
(CsatinseA r~n Dsse IL

Confined fr~D DsGe L.
pulsed during the night of December
,24-25.
Yesterday. December -. FUR
Their counter attack of particular Sc
verify delivered on a front of 500
yards with important bodies Of
troops, was completely checked.
In the Argonne and between the
Meuse and the Mosselles there is
nothing to report..
In upper Alsace December % was
marked by perceptible progress in
front of Cernay. We reached the
outskirts of the hills to the west Of
the town and here We held our posi-
ions In spite of several counter at
tacks.
we occupy also the outskirts of
Aspach. the valley and the heights
which dominate Il space on the west.
Washington. Dec. IA dispatch
to the Austro-Hunsarian embassy
from Vienna today announced that
the Austrian emperor had expressed
his thanks to President Wilson thru
Ambassador Penfield for the Amcri-
can Christmas gifts distributed yes
tcrday among children of dead sold
icrs. The dispatch also explained tho
retreat from Servia as the result OF
bad weather, and names Archdukc
Eugene as chief commander of the
Austrian Balkan forces.
Official communique asserts that
Austrian troops. after n victorious
advance, retreated from Scrvia on ac-
count OF bad weather. unbeaten and
with unbrokcn courage. Our losses
were enormously exaggerated. In
the Carpathians our attacks continue
to gain ground said the dispatch.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
DENVER POsTOFFICE SHOWS
: A CHRISTMAS REWARD

Denver. Dec. 26.-Scmi-official es-
Inmates received by Assistant Post
II astcr c. +. Trotter show there We're
1890 Christmas packages handled
in the outgoing mails at the Denver
postOifice during the present Christ
packages.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York, Dee. 26.-ClOse: Prime
mercantile paper to 4! per cent.
Bar silver ISi: Mexican dollars
81: Government bonds steady; rail
road bonds steady.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
NEW YORK. STOCK LIST

New York. Dec. 26.-Close: Amai-
gamated Copper 50i: American Sug-
ar Refining 1902; Atchison los:
Chino Copper 80: Northern Pacific
97t: Reading liz: southern Pacific
Sla; Union Pacific l1iH: Il. :. Stce,
IS: L. S. Steel pfd. 1857.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colon, Dec. 2b.-'at11":
Receipts ESQ: market strong: beef
steers G.25 to 80; cows and heifers
j.25 to 6.25: stockers and feeders
G.25 to 1.45: calves I to 10.
Hogs Receipts 25J: market
strong: top 80: bulk of sales I.1o
TO 7.2o.
Sbapn. Rnrpints none
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

NEAT JOB PRINTING! That
is the kind every business man
wants. It is the kid YOU want /!
You can can get that kind at the
~',-o,i cle Nn,ve- enc n month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

Christmas package addressed to
Miss Margaret Ilummell Boulder,
Colo, from Miss Katherine Ilolluran,
ia Tiliotson st. 1t
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
NEW YORK METAL

New York, Dec. Chopper nom
inal: electrolytic 10 to 13ac; casting
IS to l3tc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

Bay mare colt ; years old, brand
ed on left shoulder. Return to
Sam viMci, 1907 Nevada ave; 81
reward. Ct
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

therefore heartily recommend It."
Those who object to liquid medi-
cines can now procure Pcruna Tab.
lets.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
SITUATION WANTED.
LOST.

One iron grey horse branded 81 l.
on right hip, white spot on forehead.
j. G. Damdrosi. Sopris. Colo. $500
reward. Ct
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

Good girl for general housework
Red 1894, 365 Colorado. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

Rooms for light housekeeping at
LIcerne. Pm. Baca 3S3 or 41S Beech.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
FOR SALE.

Equity in 6Tr9om, modern house;
doesn't take mudh money to handle
this: house is new: this is bargain
If you are interested write a. A.,
care C.-N. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

Girl wanted for hotter work at Nor.
ley fotel. Phone Baca IS. lot
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

,Want girl for domestic work: 5 ir
washinss.- Call Red 1t9:
aeLweenss: 80 and : .. m.yS-sF = tf..ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26
FOR RENT.

Four-room brick ana shed kitchen
1878 Alta st. Tel. Trim. 1928. tt
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-26

Four-room furnished house; mod
crn. Call Red 1134. [:
Evening star., 1914-07-26
By GEORGE MORGANROTH

SPORT" said Constance @There are a lot of NJ. Ps
running about in this part of the country
What could we do?" unused the visitor.
"You might abduct one of them; lock him up in the
old Bagsworthy Tower for instance"
"Wonderfu" cried the demure lady, springing up
"You genius, evangel, apostle! Oh, you
must join u.s. Your fire, your intellect, dare not be
wasted Won't you with me to meeting to-
night?"
"You may call for me, said Constance, all her de-
preston gone. She sparkling and radiant she
led the other to the door,
Il will call for you tonight Sister," said the visitor
pausng at the door. "My name is Emma Wilkins and
1 am charmed with the result of my visit"
Delighted that you came-Sister," murmured Con-
stance and stood watching her go down the driveway
CONSTANCE impatient for the evening She
- counted the hours, and, finding that she give
vent her spirits ordered up her motor and drove
it furiously to Lady Malmsburys "Now there
will be some fireworks" she thought.
Il have just had visitor this morning" she told the
tall, gray-hared, patrician Lady Mamsbury.
"Indeed, my dear?"
"a suffragette. Quite nice little person."
Ridiculous! 1 suppose she wanted a contribution
something of the Sort Oh, what is the world
ing to? Really my dear, am shocked with the
times every day of my life
mo; she wanted nothing but to have attend
meeting"
Lady Mamsbury laughed icly and curled her lip
Il told her I'd come said Constance demurey,
ing down her eyes and looking at her shoe much
heroine does during stage proposal, and biting her
lip to keep from shouting with laughter Ransomes
aunt launched into biting comment. Dryly she spoke;
Evening star., 1914-07-26
"My deductions?" she parried.

"N1y deductions?" she parried.
Certainly. As to why you think Serious and what
Your turn now"
"Not talking politics or some weighty matter, you
talk with the heart. That's Q. E. d. isn't it?"
"That's S. o. S." laughed the whip of the House.
The dance ended. II dare say shall see you next
week at my aunt's, Lady Malmsburys I've promised
to up and think shall be able to make it., he said,
excuSlng himself pressure OF having to catch
press to London.
The departure of the brilliant young statesman made
quite noticeable gap. He had left of hearts
1uttering. and of air castles building The ball
dragged through and Constance not sorry when it
ended
THE next morning Constance at ten after nib
bling breakfast. 1t dull dun day, she noted,
as she looked couple of miles the downs and
watched the smoke from Lady Malmsburys chimneys
struggling up the damp air. The day like her
mood, and she stood by the window for she
felt conscious of her depression. She felt sorry she
grown up.
She turned from the window and went downstairs and
sat dlng with the leaves of novel, 1t would not inter-
est her. and she glad of promising diversion when
she coming up the path. 1t figure
of much individuality, Constance thought. At once
she gave orders that the visitor be admitted without
parley. The figure clad in pretty blue tailored suit
and a smart little bonnet approached with apparent
tmidity, yet with certain resolution; somewhat,
Constance thought if she going the dentists.
At the steps she paused; but, conquering her
tainty, mounted and then, though afraid to trust
her temerty to last fairly darted up to the door, In
moment she in Constance's presence.
wont you be seated?"
Thank YOU"
Constance turned an inquring gaze. She was de-
mure looking little lady, with great mass of brown
hair tied up in widows peak, and pair of big brown
eyes.
Il have called" she said collecting her voice with
effort ITO interest you in this great world movement
am here behalf of your sisters and mine, to enlist
Evening star., 1914-07-26

for fashion had borrowed the barbaric exravagances
of the East. But, although reds and puppies and
stunning blues ragged through society," Constance tonight
gowned in the simple white that became her.
Nettles rambed on.
"And did you kill the tiger?" asked Constance she
sensed Betty Morgan watching her.
"Im coming to that, returned Nettes, hattered and
Constance resumed her dreamy contemplation, follow
ing Betty she hung on the arm of Charles Ransome
and SWAIN the floor.
Vivacious, black eyed, pretty, Betty heiress to
the millions of the ironmaster of Sheffield 1t only
when Nettles turned remark in that direction that
Constance electrified
"Quite young chap, Ransome' said Nettles, ito be
whip of the House And they say if the Liberal land
bill goes by, he's good chance step leadership
when Rankinll be Premier. Odd he should find time
for this sort of thing. Seems to like it too
"Oh he's quite social lion. l suppose it's Just a
diversion for him. Can't imagine him taking it seri-
ously.'
"Odd he should be against the suffrage bill. There
he's making himself unpopular with the ladies'"
@Oh, Betty will convert him. She's ardent, you
know"
Really Oh, l dare say Betty is a suffragette in
theory only. Can you fancy her militant smashing
windows
Before Nettles had done chucking over the picture
he had conjectured of Bettys havocking panes, the
dance ended, and Ransome up to claim the next
with Constance. She could not suppress pleased flush
Ransome led her away.
Evening star., 1914-07-26

but her disapproval like sirocco whrng hot des
ert sands. No common-born person could hope to
stand before it. and few of the blue But to Constance
it spice to her wild, jubilant mood; and when
she had thrown herself into the and sped few
rods she shut the throttle and rocked the machine with
laughter.
Miss Wilkins piloted her guest through the heavy
oak doorway. There a futter a whispering and
craning of necks Miss Wilkins and Constance found
seats well up front Presently the bland, blond chair
woman, letting fall the gavel from plump hand
called the meeting order and the secretary called the
roll.
This done, @Now what have the members to re-
Evening star., 1914-07-26
Drawings by Hazel Roberts

IE Hon. Constance Stanhope let her fan
fall into her lap and melted into statue.
Murmuring @yes7 or an "ah" as Lieu
tenant Nettles sunwound prodigious stories
of his exploits in India, she halt sensed
the scene before her, vivid with the bril-
liant red and gold uniforms of the garri-
son and the colorful gowns of women:
Evening star., 1914-07-26

"This bores you doesn't t?' she ventured @Come
now, up"
"No, really enjoy it."
Didn't suppose statesmen would care for anything
so frivolous. But perhaps you get pointers?'
Explain, please"
Hasn't Betty converted you2"
Converted me? Oh to for women! Really,
never talk politics"
at must be serious, then" archlv.
Again, Sphinx, you have in deep waters"
Il thought you in deep waters"
"This is unfair. Your deductions?"
Evening star., 1914-07-26

"You should do your part" said the demure lady.
"You know it wouldn't interest to hear long dis
cussions on this topic The trouble is you don't do
anything"
The demure lady sat bolt up. "Ah, there you
hit u.s." she cried @But are going to remedy
that. Indeed, I've been named by our president to
try to find some worthy object that Freedom Lodge
can undertake We are far behind" she on, sigh
ing "Why, only last week the sisters in Lecesterham
attacked the Minister of Finance he playing on
the links"
@You ought to find plenty Of victims for that sort of
Evening star., 1914-07-26

you in the greatest cause that our
sex has known"
"Oh, then you are a suffragette,"
cried Constance.
"I am," said the visitor, with
touch of pride. @And l have taken it
upon myself to awaken your interest.
l thank you for your very kind re-
ception. Now want you to come
with me to our meetings and join US. :"
"The trouble is" said Constance,
II should be awfullv bored"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04
FUND FOR SUFFERING
HELGIANS IS GROWING
~chuuls win Continue COLLECTION
Through Tudn, RE-
ported hy Committee

superintendent duncan oi lh,
AMARILLO public schools stated yes.
torday that the ratuDrur OF tH, iun1
proposed from tho student hoiy viii
entail more Rork thw hc hId VutIci.
p1ted. and win require practically el
1ay today
Nothing wds given Oui that would
iu any way Indicate the sum expected
fo bo raised through tho schools. on .
M, statement following the CLOSE of
tlc work uill H',e to hc awaited Do.
.lr. auftNuc definite ,au bee learned
n ls stated bv the relief commit.
.r. Chat somewhat more than ~ 500
.a- been gathered into tho Belgian
Fund and iw rIIlroH. entering tHo
cIH have been asked Goo assist .u
rnhu- ihc 5000 total .rrlit1hl, f.,
Pho community NDer, 70 g.
Iur. 0f the Santa poo o. = White
al tho Denver anH ~ Farley o.
.Hp Roofs island hlre been added %
... .n"mr.. Wd $500 i1N, up N't.
..n- respective roads the matter ol
900
r.r fH,|.. ut OIL. DI'E huf' 'a'.
.I fh1 they Ni' donate p.rlorwu
.. Poo 'H, nuI BEGINNING with N.-
.Ur Coon .. tHH N Jon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04

I. Potter County grand jury
.D. Ua. been iu session again a
.. day. ti- Np,E. Dr. expected iH
.u..H 10 r.. work today and ale
HHr Previous 90 this week thr
Grand jury bad been taking luu
vocation. and .o TAR ibis week the,
.a.e returned no. indictments There
ura. report De- set to Do made which
$3.50 include % summary oi f.e.-
0rE FOR tHo entire term. tho result
Ut their visit 90 the county farm
their Inspection OF the same and oi
Goo schools and other public build
.u-- 10 likely also. that theN
".II have some recommendation m
make which RIIl h. OF Importance o.
f.H proper equipment and conduct li
'rH 'ar0r institutions nf thc l0ur-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04
HOG CHOLERA SHOWS
UP NEAR AMARILLO
Veterinary scientists Engaged in
Combat spread pf Disra~'--~ug-
gr.tiuu~ Offered

While tHe Panhandle OF Tefa. Doe
generally been free of hog cholera
/ The disease has been io.atcd sits.
I a foV mile. OF Amarillo The h1
BEGAN dyur about November i.'H
and Dr Charles Pearson of ihe i
gureau 0f Animal Industry wa.
asked 20 visit the farm for thc p1r-
pose of d.aruoslns rho Outbreak Two
animals which Dad i,s' died were
carefully examined ~ evidences 1i
cholera and Ou. animal sho ed on.
rellsHt signs oI toe disease Hl.',
the other va strongly suspicious
br Pearson pronounced the trouble
as almost surely cholera and ad'i.-
Ed Immediate vaccination of the veil
animals
4 local veterinarian ordered me
.erum aud administered % prompt
Iy gpon arrival since then none
off fH..f Ncntv.uno head Enrc.nai'f
have shown uptoms OFF fnn di.
ease and arc Ir apparently Hr''',
condition 600 hogs NOT E1ccnaie 7
Hat. died since and three otln-. nn'
tlrr.uHteI are nos ..rt re''r'f
other hos. scr, Ia.f before '"r 'n.
.aI representative of 'N. l',. S'''N
Sanitary Commission visited '.'
farm mI placed r.e hurs - Huar'n.
time
Asked as io where hogs having
cholera arc located Or a. H't.
mrI well .u0Hu veterinarian. n
fh.. otis. said
"THp luuuou of fHp UuiHreIt 's
uor given for ir,r THAT other gEIsL4.
mfeHf visit ihr f.rW wHrr" 'ho'''R
exist. and carr. tho Infection O..
their oRn hoe % would tc V.""
Tor every owner of boo. Dob fhr Pan.
handle 10 uao caution about permit
tur stray docs ANA other carriers
az the dIscas, 90 miy with their hogs
ENucnse of vaccination I- consider.
able and. while the serum can w.
used on sick hogs iu some cases
aith success. D. O., Intended as PR.
t,nfs'iyD and not as cure
Tho State of Texas o. using ur-
usual precautions 90 prevent the rr.
/ Try of the disease from other states,
requiring vaccination of all hogs m.
/ tended requiring hogs to he ship
ped iu disuioei'l ears as IOcker-
or feeders aud prohibiting the use
of public pens or cattle chutes tcr
/ hogs and uuarantiuIur an localities
/ where the disease o. known 10 "a.
/ hog owners from exercising great
care ct afo.liug sources OF infcc-
/ ton
THE present trouble has becn
I traced quite positively 20 hotc' ana
| restaurant -will fed the hog H.
other states. This practice has hIl
I to D., abandoned gul,s, thC animals
/ that are to eat swill are first yacci.
mated with hor-cholcra serum.
/ One largo tirm Boo Grand Rapids
/ Michigan has o. plan whereby the
Z city sWill is Ted 90 large numbers OF
/ hogs but each young pix receives Sc
rum, the dose being regulated by
voisht, the expense ct vaccination
! o. thus kept at % minimum
'Thc authorities in charge Ot the
outbreak near Amarillo hope 20 pi
/ vent thp disease from spreading 80
/ other farms and the pens ana hw'i.
iuls where cholera nov exists viii
probably bo thoroughly disuioo,s.
fUr thc owner uf tho hog. is cooporgi
/ iur boo fno effort 90 stamp oul The
trouble
~Dmp boz. have also been dy.n.
. q.