davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, =,
Lucas County 80

Lucas County. 90
Frank J, Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co,
doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9th day of December, A D. 1886.
(SeaD A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials,
free.
FL CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists 75:.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01
MARRIED..

GREENLAw- BATCHELDER. In Swan Ish.l
June l. Fred Greenaw anG lnez BaJcA."'
both of Swans Island.
KNowLToN -DoLIvER. In Monroe J-'s Of
Chester Knowlton and Miss Harriet L1a's.
ROBERTS WILEY. In Belfast, June 81. g., N5'
Arthur A Blair, Maurice Everett Ro"e.l- ''
Miss arab Esther Wiley, both of Bett-u
ROLLINS WINsLow. In Rockland Jour. =
by Rev P A Allen, Clarence + Roilius ''
and Mrs Grace Lothrop Winslow O, B.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01
POPULAR
Fish Dinner
At Northport Inn, Northport. VI

N INUI IIIPUII TIT, NUT InpUTI, VIC
Owing to the large number OF friends who
have appealed to Mr.. Burnham fra Nl0l
fish dinner, he has finally decided to at,si,
to their requests, so that it will nov be pos
sible to secure regular fish dinner OF 7rOj
ed live, or hot boiled lobster dinUer Icy
S1.0O. The famous table de hote dinner eI
be continued as in the past -four years.
S1.0O. 2w26
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01

For any itching skin trouble, piles T mes
salt rheum, hives, itch. scald head n Lo,5r.
scabies, Doan's Ointment is highly
mended. Soc. o box at all stores.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01

Mrs. Clara Morrison and Miss Cora Morri-
son of Belfast and Miss Ruth Hayes of SOUR
rel Island are guests of Mrs. C. M. Walker
Rockland Courier-Gazette.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01
BORN,

BUNKER. In Franklin, June IA,
Mrs Harvey + Bunker, daughter
BROWN, III Appleton, June q,
Mrs Maynard Brown, a daughter, t,s H
vile.
HARTLEY. In Monroe, to Mr. and Nj -..
Hartley, son.
MILTON. In Portland. June p, {. SIR a
Mrs Ernest Charles Milton, formery 7.
fast, son.
MORSE. In Belfast, June %, to NJ 81. Me-
Albert ii Morse, a son.
WHITMAN In Campello, Mass. June II
MIR and Mrs Richard Whitman, a son.
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01
TO LET

AN APARTMENT OF FOUR ROuN> sd.
n town water, electric lights and i.ag
Enquire of MRS. +. A. CjTilr
1w26 Searspurt .--
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01
CARD OF THANKS

desire to express n y sincere tharss . 17
many friends for their kindness DUNG ny
stay at the Waldo County Hospital, expressed
by flowers, fruit, POSTCARDS. letters reading
and calls. EDA WOODBURY.
Belfast, Md0e
The Republican journal., 1915-07-01


Conservatory of Music. Boston. June 22d. and
received her diploma at the commencement ex-
ercises held in Jordan Hall of the Conservatory
building. Miss Butman has been very success
full during her career at Americas oldest and
largest conservatory. She was one of the
class treasurer's assistants and member of
the finance committee, and her record of per-
formances at concerts by advanced students
has included the following: April rs, 1914,
Chopin: Polonaise in c sharp minor; June 4.
1914, Mendelssohn: Prelude in E minor; Dec.
II, 1914, Sibelius: Romance in D minor; March
q, 1916 Stojowski: "Chant d'amour." She has
been pupil in pianoforte of Alfred Devote
of the Conservatory faculty. A quotation
chosen to go with Miss Butman's picture in
the class-book of N. E. c., 1915. is: "a pleasing
personality is perpetual letter of introduce
ton"
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT. Elenora, the
15-years-o old daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Albert
Blanchard of Brooklyn, N. Y. was drowned
while bathing near the Smith cottage Tuesday
forenoon. She was with Blanca Eyre OF
Orange, N. j., about the same age, and it ap-
pears that the girls were playing with log
which drifted beyond their depth and turned
over. The Blanchard girl lost her hold and
although her companion. who could swim a lit.
tie, made an effort to save her she succeeded
only in. grasping her bathing cap which came
off, and the girl sank. The alarm was quickly
given and the body was recovered in about
MI
the most desperate efforts were made to re.
sucitate the girl which were reluctantly given
up after several hours without success. Capt
and Mrs. Blanchard were former residents. and
the family spend their summers here. Capt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-14

llmfre 9iesiernns Fat lire an bic
feittidJe 0iegiernng geridJtete 9sute
oem 8Dtidafter @ernro in Berlin
abermitteit nno i'm 6eaitftragt, jie
Der oentiden yesiermng ntitsnteilen.
Iie Note entBdIt nngefGGr oasieI6e
has geitern bereits borbergelagt iuar.
DC. Sic ipriht bon ben perfdieoenen
@orfommniEien, In oenen allterifani.
ite Shiffe itno 9merifoner Sda0en
erlitteh bGtten iuto oie IN Ser Ger.
itorung Der .QuIitnnia", bci ser iiber
blinoert Nn1erifoner ibr 2eben ber.
loren, ibren 5obepiinft geflinoen 6dts
ten. Sic bebt berDor Dab Die nlre-
rifanilde Hegierli1g bon @nfana an
gegen oieie slrt ber Seefrieasfiibrlntd
proteitiert uno ibr 9iedt uorbeboItell
bobe, Bet etipaigem Sda0en,l oen
Mmerifa crteibcn lpiiroe, BE oe,ttld,c
yiegierllng sur 8ernnttportnng sieben
5n founeu. gluf oieiem Hed)t ntiiIIs
iie audi iebt belteben. Die Grieaflill.
RING Dnffl llnterfte6Dute made Is
nnnt6siidl ben bSlferredJtlidjen sah-
nngen besiislid llnterImdlnna mnS
Warming uun Sdiffen, bic man an.
areifeu iuulle, nadfommeu su f6uneu.
sSn oem porIiegen6en Ialle lei ii6sr-
Bampt feime Nnrnnng erfpIat. Sie
@arnaue, bic Der bentfte Wotidlaf.
ter in WaibinatDn, obme borferiae
9aitteiInns an bic amerifaniidle gie-
aiernng In ben Gmerifaniidjen 2ei.
tnngen eriief, f0nme iie nidjt aIs ae-
niigenb anerfennen, i'm 10 iueniarr
nIs re Sns yiedjt Der glmerifaner, ais
3ngeb6riae eines uemfralen goIfes
iiberalf Iimreiiem 30 f0mnen, beefn-
trad)tiae. 9ann fommen bic beiSer
eeftern fdjon iiitgeteilfem ssur0ernn.
geu: Gnerfennng bes 9fedjts Der
sfnerifaner, In ariessseitea ii6er oie
hobe See reiien 81 f6mnem in Sfif.
Feu bic iie iidl iefbft ansipa6Iten nn6
oas Seripredler, Sdjritte tnm ~
iuoIlen, bnf gorfommniiis, iuie 6ieic.
uigen, nm iueldDe bic amerifaniidjel
8egiernns Glage erbe6e, nid)t iuieber
uorfGmen. Die Npfe idDIieFt NIT Scn
gSprten: Die aaiierIidjc Temtidje
Megiernug iuir6 iiid)f eriuarfem, bah
bic @esieriing Der Ser. Gtanten In
9Iurf eher S,of ;r0fu6 eftuas muffr.
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yielt ge5ta jnr 9d=y5rie.
Starfes Sntereiie setgt iidj bier fir bic
Gnptatipnen anf sablor zSbrall=
Selaftien.

giele gli15ei6en oeuten oarniif hirl. hof
Die i'm 0lenser Sootef er6ffnete Gan glrss
TONIC Oil Gtod grddnae@ aitte Oefd16fs
te MAIDEN miro @as G,tartier lit But
lel!o aiisgeitattet, tpoiel6ft 3ipiiden 81
ltno 20 perfdieoene SeIfelo =T9gttieu nai
PIE Niite 8ebradt ii1Ib, barllnter bieIe Ser
belten @eieIfddften, Die iebt in ben
tiir6ltd3 entbedter 9ablors sS1rdIl Gels
feloern @ef6dfte betreibem.
Sie Sffieen Der San antorrio Seib1rie
pnroen .fiir5lih bon etfpa $50 Neans
ncrn beln6t, odriinter fparen bic befaHl,r
teiten @ei6dftsleilfe uno 5ad)peritdnots
&c bon Gan gtntonio. Dieg g6rie 1T eiit
@lieo bon Der 9ette iocbler @0rSen iiber
gang Serns Ser 9ieprdIentntit in Saos
lor telegrapbiert Der Snl Mntonio 8Jrie
one 9enditen Gilotationen BEL ieoer Ners
oeruna.
@erihieoene aftien iparen aeitera
idipanteno uuo 5eigten elm Sa[len bon
20 Gents lnlb biz. 3u $3.50 per glft;e.
Nnoere Aftien fpieoer ltiegefl bon $50 bis
$500 iiber Nabt gs berrffte cine Qess
huftigfeit i'm &dnfen llno gerfalifen pof
glttien nno Tahtllnaen. SGQlit1 tpers
Den nelie @eleuibaften oreuitiIiert llnb
Guotationen gemadtt
u. 9. Sfampmnnn. oer an Der Gpibe
eper bieligen Sel<Sorie itebt, lit besets
ttert ilber Die gllten glnsiihten Der neaen
teranilden SeIfeloer er ia9te:
~gbe i'd Die g0rie bier eroffncte
nadte i'd cine 9leiie mad gapIor nuS
inIpi5ierte ons 8brauz uzGeIfelb ino ale
3liltdiloe iebr iorefdltig. SD mar ers
iraltnt iiber ben Gortgana Ser gobrl.rs
GEN nno Die 9iibrigteit in Soblor uub
SbraI. @on ~idblet5teu 4eiten" mar
nidts 5u ipiiren bort - ales 6eutetc
alif geriigeno 0eIbmifteI BIN"
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ifristion, alio Der 5luangslseiien Gin-
5ieaams bun Niilitarpflidtigen in
Setradt siebe. gllgenblidlidD lei oct
3mlanf an 9iefritten aaer6iuas grrE
seuns, aber iie iuerSe in na6er Gu.
fnnft Dielleidt sa Sieiem Maittel arei=
fen miiiien.
aOnig Sonitantin bpn Wried)enlauO
ioll an Der MISUNDERSTANDING err
franft Sein.
Bon Der aus 700 Mann beltebelt.
cen 8eiasune beg engliiden Sd(aAt.
i6iffs u@oliatb" oas in oen 0aroa-
itelen bon ben Siirfen IN Sen @rllrt
|9ebobrt tullroe, ifftn ltur tS0 MQnr
aerettet.
sSn Der &apitaot iino oentidfeino
lide Sramalle anssebroden. Gint
InsabI oelttider 8eidaftsbGnie,
hnrbe Oempliert, gepliinSert poer n
@ranb gefteft.
| Gas sSoiirnal Sc @enebe~ brinal
DIE 9adri6t BON bliitieen araipaaer
observation-disclosures, bei oenen Sanlenot
inns Seben gefommen ieien. 2le
gea6ridt lit natiirlid geloaen.
&ie aus 8aibinstun senaeloea
iuirS, 6etrast bic GAIL Der sur 3eit IN
Sentidlano iidl amfbaltenbem slme i
faner b0ditens 1900.
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anrit lltbtridt.

Die Jliidltlinse bon Der
gGntoen" in Damascus einees
troffen.
&riess0enaOnitrationen fin
ben In &om itatt.
@Drorinsen Der Sentlden II.
Ceiterreidjer in &eit 0ali5ien
oanert an.
1inIere 9tesierung ienbet lire
9ipte nnd) 9eiltidaInb. Sic
entbalt Sie befaunten Torberln-
gen, tit aber geidjift absefakt
nnb in frennbIdaftlidem Con
gebalten.
9eiItid)lano legt 1T Snitraf-
tiOuen an feline gotfdaft ieine
6altnus, Mnerifa segeniibcr
flar.
Sas ttelieitlldDe Witnittertit,n
fat reiisuiert.
Der a0nis puu Griedjenlano
lit franz.
Die ensIiide @esierains iuiG
aenffription eimfiibren.
9imbeit0rnnsen in somoon
babeu amfseb0rt. Sn Gapinbt
labeu cbenfalls yinbeit0rangen
itattgefitnSem.
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5evas

aorreipOnOena 8 derbl 1a. Waoi
Sente Wiorger, eegen Wiittag, ilt
lie Sderb- Sbiieenballe total ab-
eebrannt. 8or peligeu Minuteu fala
i'd BON Der 9ranoitdtte. gerluIt CO.
$500. a3ie i6 erfabren babe, ae-
rIlta o0er anr 1lid1t nerfid1art Sl2nls
hebauptet, Die giienbabt, oeren @es
leile oi9t an Der Sale porbeifaDrl.
babe 5nnfen alif's 9ad gemorfeu,
ood oas laBt iih faunl beiueiIe,t
slber Dos gebauoe fing an, BON
8ad] aus 5u bremen, nnmittelbur,
lladoen Elm 3ug iene Stelle paIiiert
batte. Cine gan5 nelie Giiterne, ent.
balteno 2000 @alIonen 8aIier, 1T
and bin Die 9alle geb5rte Oen:
Shiisenperein BON Sherb. Wiro luo!
ilid)t mieoer aufeebaut peroen, Dor.
lallfig ieoenfalls nid9t.
9. $. GonarsfD.
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a1nis bat mod nidlt eutldlieoen iuas
er in ge5ms amf Die &eiisnatiou tnn
iuIll.
Sn Som famSea uie0er Sriegsbe.
monitrationeu itatt. Sine @ulfsmen=
&c sog nad Dem sptel, im benz Der
3idJter Gabriel b'slmnnnsiu ,upbmt
nno 6rad)te inn cine Gpatiou bar.
Spater fanb eiae Gbnlide Gsene por
6ent 9saiais Der S6nisiu -gSit,ue
Warsarita itatt.
seutHant npa Waefe nub Die fluff
sig SliidJtlinse ppm Der rGmbell"
oeneu es selmngen lit, Den GngIan-
bern 81 eatfommea, iinb gliidlid) in
Samasfas einsetrDffen. Sic erfab=
rem bort erit, baf linen Der 6eatidJt
Saiier alien bas eiierme arets nss=
lieben babe.
slms Wien nnb Berlin iuirb aemel-
bet, bak bas @orSrinsen Ser 9eni-
ld)em nno Seiterreidar im gSeitaafi-
5ien anoanere, nnS oaf ptele 9iailem
5n Wefangenen gentad)t luiiroen.
slus Berlin miro eerneloet, Sic
aenBerlng oes 8ufoesienator Stolte
iiber Den Sulitania-5ad oie aud, MIR
ieiner5eit rnitgeteilt uno auf 6fe mir
nerldieoentlih bingepieien baber,
lueroe bort als Die perltanonispoQita
anffaiiung, Die big ieet aus @merifn
gefommen Jet, ongeieben. Man iet
ilber5engt, oaB oas amerifoliiife
Golf, penn es 6ie ein3el6eiten oeS
sniitania-6dles miiie, es nibts III
ibm finoen meroe, oos oie freuno.
ibnftliden 8e5iebungen 5fpiiden ben
Ser. Staaten ilno DeutIdfono su
itoren brall6e.
Ter ensliidJe gremierminiiter Ms,
Riiitb fat I'm ilnterbaMie bes larla=
ments befannt senlaht, baF alle in
Qnslamb ird) anfbalremoen Staatsa
angebOrisen feinSlider Gambler, TO-
fern iie i'm milit6riidem Mlter it6n-
ben, interniert iuer6en iuirSen, and
bic natnraliiierten, fuemn gerbn4,t
eegen lie borlirse; bic dmberu, allo
nidt militarpilidltisen, warSeu md,
9entidlann siiriifgeidJidt. Die ganbe
itOrnnsen in 9onoum nnS anSersuo
bnben anfsebOrt. Die arawalle iunr
Sen meiitens BON balbiuiidJiiaen ssun-
cen nno 8ei6ern ansaefiibrt, sic
lining treibem uoer pliin6ern mDG.
ten. Wfauner baben iidj iuenia an Sen
NnsIdreitnngen beteiligt, aber lie 6n-
ben rnbis babel seitanSen nm6 iidj
anideineno fSitlid Sarii6er ammiiert,
tuie jeme es trieben. giele BON oen
ipnroen ber6aftet nnS
teilpeiie NIT idarfen Strafeu beleat.
aarl bon @ieeano Iagt in eiGer
Spe3ialoepeide aus Berlin. elm bo-
Der oelltider Gegierilnesbeanlter ba-
be ibm erflart, 9enti6Iano tuer6e oic
sDtanretonia" Ser Gunar0-8an,-
pier, Der n1dltens nab gnalono ob- |
fabren ioa - ebenio IN oen @runo
bobren lalIen nie Die ,2uiitc- |
nia". gernutlid) miro es iih ,
NIT oieier grfldrlne oes bo6eal
oeutiden Reeieringsbeomten ebenio |
uerbdlten, tpie nit DEM nenIib ponI
0errn BON 8iegano oeroffentlidier |
erfldrlingen 0es Eapites, sic fpatcr
pom gotifon fir boIfig erfunoen err
Fl1rt ipliroen
giseonnt Salbane erflarte Inn
OberbamIe bes Iarlamemts, Sas bic
bic Gimfiibrnns Der Son.
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4
= ltnter Dem Ginorad, oab er pers
ifplgt peroe, iprang Bruno Neeio III
elnem Ebeater in 2are0o bon Ser
8auerie biitab in oen lttteren 9aaiuft
|an0 fiel auf ben gfiiden eines bort
ltbeiloen Wannes. aeiiler tuar0e Der
|leBt.
Der 3imnernann weora
9anfbplo IN Souiton lit infoIae bon
gergiftuns geitorben.
gen 6 Studs in Ebran lit Ser
8erlebingen Die er neulid, bei Ser
@alolin Grploiion erbieIt, erleaen.
TSein SnfeL 6rib sSuds, altf oeiieit
Sano Die erIten 9el-gntoednlael, ,ar-
ltlabt tpuroen nno Der BET ser grrIo.
lion ebelafaIls id5lirnme 9rauotpunoen
erbielf, lit nod nidt ipieoerberaelteili
Iuf ieiner Sarln, cine Wieile
BON grenbam entfernt, ltarb Sc.
mann Sefss i'm 9llter bon 81 esabren.
Sn GbappeI Sia fiel Ser @e.
i1aftsretfettoe Senrp 81. Ghulb BON
grenham iilfolge zines Sersidjlags
tot 8u 9ooen.
St Dem @erbor oes Capt. @eo
S. Seao, friiber aapt. Der Seros gio-
tfonaI @udro in 9ropnspilte, Dat
iih beransseitellt, oaB bon oen llni-
fornlen, 3elten etc, ole oas ariegs.
eepartement in @aibington ben tcra-
riihen Wtili5en lieferte, fir minoe.
items $780, bis 100000 pioerred5f-
lid an Die merifanilden gfeeoIlttiolt6-
re perfanft tuoroen fillo, anitatt, ipie
befobIcn mar, iie 81 5erftoren. GapS
Seao giebt an, ooB ieine WiiIi8-9on.
pognie uno @affenbale IN BEN Ies-
len iieben Sabren ip1breno iueIdaer
er oas Somnanoo fiibrte, nid,t elm
mai infpi8iert tporoen iIt
SIN 4. 9re5inft in @iIIcu
Goiintp, Die Srte Hanoora, Union,
Gaooo, Nodenot uno GeaIs gfnpcl
iimfaiieno, finoet am 5. SUM ei,le
iiber 2ocaI Option ffott
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9saiienber ssermf.

Batter yGs ift gum @er8ipeifcIu,
fam id Sbnen iaaeu; mein fleiuer
War fam i6on liigen, oob einent
ihwaro tperoen fam. Nus Dem aerI
miro niemaIs etipas."
@efonnter:: 80, Ger miro einEluI
elm tiidtiser arieesberi6teritotter Bel
rem Sran5oien ooer giuilenl"
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-05
O'HOWELL MAY SUE
ON FALSE ARREST
Jury Dismissed Man Who Spent
Nearly Two Months
In Jail.

That proceedings for malicious pros
ecutiOn or false arrest may be started
by Grover c. O'Howell, last night was
indicated by Orren Wilson, his attor-
ney, following the dismissal of O'HOw-
ell late Tuesday night on charge of
grand larceny, for the alleged theft of
I, bicycle.
O'Howell was arrested in Scott
County on September 6, last, and was
held in the Jackson Jail ever since,
having been unable to obtain a bond
for his release. According to Wilson,
when O'Howell was arrested, the war
rant for his arrest was not in the
hands Of the officer who made the ar
rest, although it had been issued by
Justice of the Peace Willer.
The jury drawn before Justice of
the Peace John Putz and Charles
Yaeger, who was called in by the for
mer to assist him at the trial, released
O'Howell after they had retired to
consider the case about three minutes
These facts, it is said, may form the
basis for the prosecution that O'How-
eli contemplates.
The bicycle that O'Howell was ac-
cused of taking was lost by w. J. Kir-
by, general stOrekeeper in Smelter-
vile. The bicycle was taken on the
evening of September 4, Saturday
night.
Two days later, according to the
evidence brought out at the trial,
O'Howell was seen with bicycle. kir-
by then swOre out a warrant before
Justice of the Peace Willer, accusing
O'Howell with taking his bicycle.
O'HowelPs arrest followed, and
when the case came up for a prelim-
mary hearing before Judge Willer,
O'Howell made an affidavit disqualify-
ing Judge Willer in the case. On a
change of venue, the case then was
sent to Putz at Jackson, before whom
the matter was tried.
Kirby took the stand to try to prove
that it was a grand larceny case which
failed and the petit larceny case went
to trial before jury of six men in the
Justice of the Peace Court.
Mayor Rage and Justice of the Peace
Willer, who were called as witnesses,
did not appear. Leet Atchison, former
Cape patrolman, testified in addition
to Kirby.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-05
HOG CHOLERA RACES.
in BUTLER COUNTY
Scores Die and Hundreds Are
Immunized With Anti
Toxin Serum.

Virtually all of Butler County in the
last few days has been seized in the
thrOes of a siege of hog cholera and
farmers are losing their stock in large
numbers daily, according to reports
that come from Poplar Bluff.
Many stock ra.sers in Butler County
have raised large droves of swine for
the markets and they are in danger of
losing a large number of their proper
ty unless the epidemic is stopped soon.
Count Agent Olson has received
calls constantly for the last week from
farmers demanding that he visit their
farms and inoculate their hogs with
the hog cholera antitoxin serum.
Olson has vaccinated more than 100
head of hogs in a few days, and veter-
mary surgeons in that county are do
ing Gland office" business in making
similar injections.
1t is said that once the symptoms
of hog cholera show in the animal, it
is useless to make any injection. The
hog will die in spite of all that may
be done to save it.
The antitoxin serum is used on the
animals that are still in good health to
avoid a spread of the disease to the
drove. The effect of the serum is to
introduce very mild form of the dis
ease into the hogs system which the
animal is able to recover from and be
rendered immune from the attacks of
the disease.
Hog cholera is one of the diseases
that pork raisers fear more than any
other. Whole droves and herds are
wiped out in a night by the cholera
and the disease spreads with a mys-
terious and startling rapidity.
1t is the "black" plague of swine.
Likewise it, has been the cause of a
large industry in making antitoxin
serum rising in the last few years.
The Government also sponsors hog
cholera serum that is recognized as
one of the best in use.
The means of fighting the disease
is sanitation, segregation and use of
the serum injections.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-05
FERD HEROLD STRUGGLES
FREE OF ROCKS NEAR THEBES
Lee Line Steamer Goes North After
Nineteen Hours Aground on
Rocky Ledge in River.

After having been aground for nine
teen hours on the chain of rocks from
Thebes to Commerce across the Mis-
sissippi, the Lee Line steamer, terd
Herold, last night pulled away from
the obstruction it had struck and
steamed up the river on its journey
into st. Louis.
The boat went aground on the rock
ledge across the river about o'clock
Tuesday night, and early yesterday
morning it was reported that the boat
was sinking. This report soon was
denied, however.
The trouble resulted from low water
in the river. None wos hurt. The boat
ha sa steel hull and was not damaged,
Considerable freight was aboard the
vessel from Memphis to the Cape,
The boat is one of the Lee Lines fast
est steamers plying the Mississippi.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-05
Negro Reaches In
Hole For a Mink,
Polls Out Skunk
Now Thinks It's a Mistake
About Germans Shooting
Gas Bombs-He Believes
They're Only Polecats.

Ephriaham Alexander, a colored boy,
living two miles south of the Cape,
feels justified in believing that the
skunk, or American polecat, is no
friend of his. They severed diplomatic
relations yesterday after a misunder-
standing, which occurred on one of
Louis Houck's farms, just south of the
city limits.
"Eph," as he is known among
friends, spends a portion of his time
each autumn trapping fur-bearing ami
mails for their peltS, which he sells in
Cape Girardeau. In order not to Gre
ate jealousy among the denizens of
the forest, he catches any animal that
wears hair, but, speaking confidential
ly, he prefers mink.
Ephriaham owns a number of steel
traps and two dogs, one of the lumber
yard variety, and the other traces its
antecedents to the rat and tan, but its
grandpa was hound with nose for
'possum.
While making an inspection of the
traps yesterday morning, "Eph" and
his dogs noticed a mink at play in a
slough. The dogs sounded an alarm,
and the rodent, realizing that he was
not among friends, scurried into his
hole in the bank.
Dat am my mink remarked "Eph'
to himself as he hastened toward the
animals den. He started one dog to
digging at the hole where the mink
entered, and the other canine stood
guard at another entrance a short dis
tance away.
Ephriaham figured that the mink
was located between the two holes,
and with each exit closed, he began
to excavate. With sharp pole as the
spade he burrowed into the ground,
while the dogs joyously awaited the
mink's attempt to escape.
After the negro had been digging
for ten minutes, his pole suddenly
ploughed through to the hole, which
he felt certain was the mink's lair. He
cleared the loose earth and debris so
that he could get on intimate terms
with the hole.
After this had been done, he peered
into the opening to ascertain if all
was well. "Eph" could not resist the
temptation to smile out loud when he
detected enough fur to make a boa
lying hardly twelve inches from the
aperture.
He urged his dogs to get ready for
immediate service and then "Eph's'
right arm shot into the hole after the