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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Dundee.

Mrs. Fred Elliott. jr.. entertained the
Omaha Peru club yesterday.
Miss Alberta Walter or Chicago is the
guest Of Miss Adah Klopp.
Mrs Radcliffe OF Minneapolis "a the
guest or her sister, Mrs Al v. Stepp.
Mrs Joseph MeKell OF ChilheOthe. o.,
is the guest or Mrs. Howard b. Smith.
Mrs. L.. b. Hail OF Denver is the guest
or her sister. Mrs. @. W. Wickersham
Mrs r. G. Peters returned the first
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. @. Pomeroy OF Omaha
have moved into the house at 1853 Cum
ing street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. q. George have moved
third avenue.
J. W. Hamilton returned Saturday
IRON i've weeks sotourn at Hot
Mrs. Mary Thomas OF Douglas. wyo.,
L visiting Al the home OF her brother,
Frank Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Carl Stein ana son Of
Lincoln are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
e the guest of Mrs +. r. Straight and
Mrs ID. &c. MoCulIsy.
A son was born Tuesday TO Dr. and
MN Robert HOLSTER az Birehknoll. tbs
/ Gertrude Smith home
Mrs. Henry b. Lemsre ana Master
Harry Lemere. IT,, came homo from
Birchknoll Wednesday.
Mrs Clyde Bdmundson and Children o.
Galesburg, Ill. are the guests OF Mr. ans
Mrs. g. ID. TunnlcIiffe.
Mrs d. 70. Lynds has arrived from 10.
1 Angeles 10 vilat hax sister. MrA W. II
PindeIi. and Mr.. Pindell
Among the affairs given during ths
week for Mrs. A j. Turkie OF Pittsburgh
Pa. were . dinner BY Mr.. and Mrs. II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
9rand island COLLEGE.

Nrnud NsAnnN tnilcncs
IL Is earnestly hoped that all Alumni
aud former students and any friends @
the college will attend Oll or a part o.
these exercises,
The male quartet. consisting OF II.
BenIemin, y. Bufress, II. Eye and &.
Wood expect 20 go to Bluff Center. May
% TO assist in the services
It IS expected that the Islander" the
college annual win be off the press by
MAY 81. Tho Islander hoard assures the
students that this is the best one vet.
Plans are re 6eing made i9E the snSpHs
mers lake. u viii probably be held May
20 N the weather IL favorable. Several
class picnics have already been held.
The meetings Of the Young Mems Chris
ing and very well attended this semester.
Mr.. Dan Burress has conducted them,
using as study book student Standards
OF Action"
The dramatic club OF the college has
recently presented two clever tarces, one
about two weeks ago, entitled The Amer
lean Harem,' the other last Monday
evening, suffraEette play called How
the Vote was Won
The. cast for both included Carl Lesher,
Kendall Tart, Pearl Wright. Margarite
Stoner, Ethel Shcaff. Ona Schaper Ada
Grimwood. Ruth McCoid and Eunice
Brown The first ono was repeated at
the State Home for Soldiers and Sailors,
much TO the delight OF the members OF
the home.
On Monday wifi occur the graduating
clamatory contest for the Patterson
prize; the class day exercises Of the
senior class the presidents reception
given by President and Mrs. George
Taft, and In the evening, n public re-
cital by the faculty OF the conservatory
OF music,
] Quite a number accompanied the le
hating team to Hastings on the day Of
the Hastings-Grand Island debate. which
was won by Grand Island. Among then
| Prof. Firth and Mrs. Noel. also several
Of the students. The team was composed
of Herman BENJAMIN and Thomas Noe
Of Grand Island. and Clarence Kelso o
Friend.
On wednesday viii be held the COM
mencement exercises OF the senior class.
with addresses by members OF the class
and by President Taft, the comforting OF
degrees. announcement OF PRICES, and
following this the commencement dinner
will be served The members of the
graduating class are Mr.. Gunnard Berry
man, Mr., F. Bliss Springer. Mr.. Guy
Carlson, Mr.. Howard Finley, Mr.. Herman
Benjamin and Mr.. Howard Ege.
| Tuesday. June 8. will be known a.
Home Coming Day" and will be largely
under the auspices Of tho Alumni. The
chapel exercises in the morning Will bs
led by DIR. George sutherland. There viii
be business meeting and luncheon fo'
Alumni and former students. In tbs
afternoon there will be given n muslct
and literary prog, p,rSSsram, and also athleti,
club will present "A Rose O'Plymoutl
Town In the college chapel
The student enthusiasm has bee
| stirred over two track meets held on In
home field recently The first was IN
freshmen. the juniors taking socon
place. The highest number OF individuI
points was gained by Robert Taft
Junior; Leslie Flynn. a freshman, wa
; second. The second meet was one b,
tween Central City college and Gran
Island, which was won by Grand fslaI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Kansas City Woman
Hurt in Auto Wreck

An accident that is causing the au-
thorities considerable trouble in discov-
ering all facts occurred early Friday
night on the West Center street road
resulting in injuries to Mrs. David
Cohen of Kansas City. but stopping at
the Carlton hotel. Mrs. Cohen is now
at the Wise Memorial hospital. suffering
from three fractured ribs. several bad
cuts and internal injuries She refused
TO tell how the accident occurred. DIR.
Frederick Wearne Is attending her.
With Mrs. Cohen at the time OF the
accident was another woman and two
men. Mr. Cohen is at the Carlton hotel,
but refused to talk of his wife's injuries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
RETAIL GROCERS TO HAVE
OPEN MEETING THURSDAY

The Omaha Retail Grocsrs' association
VIII have an open meeting at the Swedish
auditorium. May 81 at p. m. The prin-
cipal object Of this meeting win be to
give aid and assistance 10 push the ar
rangements being made for the Nebraska
Retailers ohautaudua, which will be held
at Carter Lake club, the first week in
August.
d. DOlan, manager OF this outing. will
be present and give all OF the details
and benefits Of the chautauqua.
The Grocers' association OF Council
Bluffs is invited to be present. There
will be several speakers and refresh
ments win be served
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24


Miss Bernice Julian has been elected 20
high school position at peshler ,
\ large number OF students who arc
preparing TO teach next year are taxing
the county examination this week.
Arthur Mason OF the shorthand de-
partmont has taken a position With the
ye-Schneider-Fo Fowler company. Roy
Buggert OF the same department has be-
gun work with the Sure Hatch company.
Prof A. Softlcy delivered graduating
addresses at Wauneta, Bruno and Union
during the last week; Prof. Clemmons NJ
Petersburg Thursday evening and Cedar
Rapids Friday; Prof, RAY at Cedar
Bluffs Friday; Prof. Gaines az Crooks
ton Thursday evening.
Rev. J. George BatEle OF the Baptist
church visited chapel Friday morning
and talked TO the studcnts on Riches dc
not consist IN the things that a mar
hath, hut IN the breadth OF Thought whicl
enriches his appreciation" Its address
| Nelson former graduate OF tho music de
! partment. played two numbers, The
| Rarcarole." hy Hoffman, and The But
! terfly," by Levallc
! The teachers class gave a demonstra
! ton In chapel Wednesday morning, dis
| PLAYING its colors. red and white, ant
1 furnishing SOME splendid entertainment
| Tho opening speech was delivered by
/ Hershel Jones telling what the teachers
| class stood for. Among those on tn
program were Miss Ada Fredericton IN
piano number and Frank Banks az
| reader, Tho class song, an original com
/ position, was very fetching In erect RnS
| was well rendered,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24


Miss Fara Ia Garrett gave talk on
the Grail Legends ut n meeting OF the
literature and art department OF the
Womau's club on Tuesday afternoon.
DR. Richardson and Prof. Benson hav.,
been out during the last week conduct
ing tests in educational measurements in
schools OF some OF the cities of this SEC
ton,
President Dick LETT Thursday morn
ing for Roseland, Neh., 10 MI HE en-
gagement on Thursday evening From
there he went 90 Wilsonvllle 10 speak
on Friday evening.
The excellent meals served by the
young women OF the domestic science de-
of every week. are very much appTeci-
ated. Mrs Dick had as her guests at
luncheon on Wednesday, Mrs. IRham,
Mrs Pickens, Mrs Tarbeil aud Mrs.
Scott
Superintendent A. q. Thomas war a
visitor at the school on Monday morn
| ting. He delivered an address at chapel
| time and gave a brief outline of the
work he Ia planning for the schools OF
| Nebraska Al the close OF chapel an
informal reception was held In order that
| the students and faculty might shake
hands with the former president.
| On Tuesday morning we had with US
| a delegation from the Grand Army OF the
Republic, headed by Colonel T. J. Majors
a member of tho Board Of Education
| The chapel period was gwen over 70 the
veterans and the exerciees wero placed
! in the hands OF Colonel Majors. The ma.
4 tional commander General Palmer. wheI
called upon by the colonel, gave splen
| did talk 10 the young women on patriot
|. ism Others responded 10 calls from
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
SCHOOL and College Notes

The score was Grand Island S.: central
City 81. Ia Individual points Robert Taft
and Bliss Springer were tied for first,
Goth winning thirteen points. For Central
city. Wright won first with twelve
points
Everything now is tending towarl COM
mCncoment week, which viii he Juno 20
y on saturday, June =, IN the afternoon,
VIII occur the track meet for the faculty
cup. In the evening n Joint meeting OF the
two literary societies. ON sunday. In the
morning, will be preached the annual
sermon before the Christian associations
ny Rev ~ n. jackson Of StromsburE OF
the class OF 1902 In the evening the hac-
cslaureate sermon will be preached by
Rev. N. r. Waldo OF the East Lincoln
Baptist church Musical programs have
been prepared for both services AZ
p. m. the same day will be held the join,
meeting Of the Young Mems and YounP
/ Womcns Christian associations In tbs
college chapel
Some interesting numbers have recently
essep presented ON the regular progrsims
on April g among other good things n
debate was presented on the question
I Resolved That Military Training should
re SS IL MI ns AZ
| kelso and Arthur Ege, the negative by
| Frank Button and Kendall Taft, Tho
Judges decided In favor OF the negative
on May ] one of the best numbers was
a talk on the present war by H. Ego
| when by the use OF a blackboard he
described the positions OF tho contendlne
armies In the Amphlctyon at one OF
given sTSer on Hawaii Re history. natural
| scenery, the Leper colony, the establish
ment OF the republic, etc A. enotheI
meeting Miss MeCoid told the story ,ol
Mrs 4. c. w. Morrow who played selec.
| tions from the opera,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Chadron state Normal.


The seniors held their annual class
picnic ON Saturday. May "a. at Dead
Horse creek.
The new chairs Cor the chapel have
arrived. and five dozen new chairs Tor
the library have been ordered
Mr. and Mrs. Newlin OF Harrison. spent
the week end at the dcrmltory visiting
their daughters. Misses Jessie and Bessie
Miss Clara Wilson of the Saratoga
school. Lincoln. will direct the kinder
gartcn this summer. assisted by Miss
Bessie Frary.
The pupils and teacher OF the Eighth
grade were entertained last Monday even
ms at s o'clock dinner, by Mrs. Will
lam Chaulk. IN honor OF her son.
william
Accommodation FOR more people ct the
dormitory for the summer term is be
ing planned, especially for the equip
ment OF the dining room and kitchen.
All the rooms In che dormltory were
taken by May u.
Mics Frazier and Mrs. Rustin enter
tained tho members OF the faculty and
few other friends at the home OF Mrs.
! Rustin last saturday evening A de
| lightful evening was spent at Somerset
aud delicious refreshments served.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
york College.

The Amphictyon Literary society enter
tained the phiiomathean Literary society
AZ their annual party Thursday night.
Invitations have been issued to all
graduates and former students that can
he located 10 the Alumni banquct, June 2.
Charles W Wray will teach in the
college during tho summer term. Mr.
Wray h. at present engaged in educa~
tionsl work IN Utah
Mr.. c. j. Mohler. an alumnus OF York
college. led tho devotional exercises ond
gave a brief talk TO the students al
chapel Friday morning
President and Mrs McLoughln enter
tanned the faculty OF the college Monday
night at y o'clock dinner Following
the dinner several members responded
to toasts.
| The following is the program for com
Ilnencemcnt week, which begins Friday,
| May 2S. and ends Wednesday, Dune 2.
Collegc OF music recital Friday night
1 literary societies. program saturday night
| bacCalaureatC sermon Sunday mornink
/ at the United Brethren church. Christian
| associations and anniversary address sun
day afternoon. senior college play Mon
day night, Held day Tuesday afternoon
7, senior academy play Tuesday night
I commencement "Wednesday morning az
10 o'clock. Alumni BANQUET "Wednesday
l night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
hiSceIIansOun.
TO SELL LAND

quickly and profitably, you must reach
those who are at the present time most
Interested In farm lands.
The Iowa farmer Is today the best farm
land prospect in the United States The
Des Moines Capital with 10000 daily
readers can put your proposition squarely
before larger number OF these live
prospects than any other lowe news
paper. Our circulation Is guaranteed the
largest In Iowa We will insert 30 word
additional word. Our regular price Il 70
per word per day You save bOc on this
offer. TO sell your land tomorrow. send
THE DIS MONIES CAPITAL.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Nebraska wesleyan University.

The class In neteoroogy Is attempt
ing to forecast the weather each day.
O. l.. Kendall, 10. has been elected prin-
cipRl OF the University Place High school.
c. j. White, rs. has been elected 70
the suporintondency OF the Wisner public
schools.
The Nebraska intercollegiate track and
field meet win be held Friday afternoon,
May -, on Johnson's field.
Only one week OF regular class work
remains. the week beginning May 81 be-
| ing given over 60 semester examinations.
June Is baccalaureate sunday. Bishop
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK
TO BE OUT IN TWO WEEKS

The senior year book Of tho class OF
1915 Of Central High school viii be out
in two weeks. Miss sherman. the editor.
and Robert odeil. the business manager.
have been working on 1t for the last
month. u viii he an eighty-page publ
cation
The boOk Is dedicated 10 Captain strit-
ginger
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

der. ulcers. eczema and other skin dis
eases. Akoz Is sold In Omaha at Sher-
man a Moconnelrs four stores and
other leading druggists where further
Information may be had regarding this
advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Doane College.

Rev. j. 4. McClung. co. OF Benson, and
j. n. Hansen of curtis were Doane Wis
itors Thursday.
Principal A. +. wendand. n. OF the
Minden High school, has been elected
superintendent OF the Alma schools
The Junior class IL arranging an limo
walton this week by introducing n 'TiRer
Day" TO celebrate the debut OF the col
loge annual
Miss Gcnevra Parker. principal OF the
department OF expression, will spend the
summer In Boulder, Colo, a. teacher OF
expression and physical training In tho
Boulder chautauqua.
The "Doane Trio" composed OF Miss
Buda Orth. violinist: Miss Grace Cochran,
contralto. and Miss Hattie Thompson
pianist, gave n special program In tho
parlor OF Gaylord hall last Sunday aftcr'
noon.
At a business Meeting Of the Young
Women'e Christian association Thursday
Miss Alma CSrOsshans WAS elected presi-
dent OF the association to take the plac,
of Misc Trllla Gardner, who has re
signed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
MEDICAL

PILES AND FISTULA CURED
without SURGICAL OPERATION OF
PAIN. NO DETENTION from BUST.
NESS. PAY when CURED. A written
GUARANTEE given in every case
Il Gated Patients must come to the office,
l0l-9-1O Omaha National bank. 18th and
Farnam Sts
DIR. WILLIAM CREIGHTON
MAXWELL.
Twenty-eight years In Omaha Graduate
of Bellevue Hospital Medical college.
New York City. N. Y.
AIiMAyo-Really helps get rid OF that
pain in tine back. touch OF rheumatism,
nervousness, tired, sluggish feeling and
brings back that lost appetite. purifies
the blood and builds up the entire syst
tenn. just send a postcard to the Sheila.
barger Co. MFG. Phsr.. West Liberty. Ia
PILES, FIsTUI4A CURED.
DR.. r. r. larry cures piles. fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured Write for book
on rectal diseases with testimonials. DIR.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

FOR RENT-$65.OO

Dwelling, Ala So. 3sth St; tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 2
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con-
dition. Location Al. BENZ.
S, Baker. Phones D482, H317,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Wen-Known Men
To Talk in Schools

The following members OF the local
post OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
have been chosen to speak at, the public
schools OF Omaha. Friday The grand
army men who will speak and the schools
al which they Will speak are AZ follows:
Central High school. c. r. Adams.
High school OF Commences, Judge Lee
EHtelle.
bancroft. John II. Berger.
Beals. r. n. Randall.
CasB George Oarlick.
CASTELAR,, Judge Lee Estelle.
Central q. r. Rathburn
Central Park. j. NJ. Whtted.
Columbian. w. II. Green.
comsnins.,, w. y Bsahr:
prpon. h Perry Miller. o0sr''0h
Edward Rosewater. Charles Haffkc.
Farnam, r, w. Simeral.
Fort, Lew Pixley.
Franklin, ID w. Johnson.
HoSwSrd K EaSn a J y H: Berger
Lake, r. r, Tuien.
Lincoln. ]. r. Wright.
Long, \ 8, Gordon. ....., ~ .
LotfiS0p :. II. Butter.
I Mason. u. M. Haverly.
| Miller Park, Lew Pixlcy
Pacific, q. r.. Weller
Park. Jonathon Edwards,
Saunders, Joseph Mallisoh
Sherman, ID. u. Slaugher.
Train. r. II. Randale.
Vlnton, r. NJ. Risdon.
| Walnut Hill, j. III. Berry
| Webster. j, 3. Bruner
Windsor Jonathon Edwarda
Central Park Annex, Augustus Lockner.
st. Peters. N. J. Feenen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
RRAL EsrATK LOANS

/ HAVE a 1900 second mortgage Che
first mortgage is. also 81 ,0O0) on 40 acres
land IN Garfield 20. Neb., running for
2l4 years yet; will trade for grocery
store. Address 2AS Burt St, Omaha
farm and city loans.
PETERS TRUST, CO.
1872 Farnam St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

Mr.. Majors. other board members here
that dav were. A. l.. Cavineas, Falr-
bury; pr j. r, Gettys, Lincoln, and Dan
Morris. lSearney. President and Mrs.
y Dick entertained the party At luncheon
"a the dormltory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

Mcdowell VIII give the address on com
mencement day, June o summer session
classes will be organized on June
Dr. SchreckenEast announces that the
subscription on the fund Of $4,000, for
which he Ia now working, has passed the
t1SOO mark.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF
HOMES LIKE PICTURE, FOR
5000 OR MORE CASH AND
{ $35 OR MORE MONTHLY.

ALI brand new, never been occupied;
strictly modern and oak finished. SIX
large rooms besides bath. den and sleep
ing porch. Large attic and full base
ment. Guaranteed furnace and plumb
ing Fine light fixtures and window
shades; decorated throughout. Excep-
tionally well built. nothing but the best
of material used and built by day labor.
Price $3.50 TO $780, Located in three
different parts Of the city. one west. one
south and ono north. BE sure to see these
as one will surely suit your taste. Phone
Owner, Walnut 321s,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

The Bee want ADS Are Best BasIns..
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
swAPpERs' COLUMN

We Wilt trade or swap our high grade
piano. cost 500. In trade $40. Address
s. C. 1854 Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
Try This for N-uraikis

Try Thin for Neural&fa.
Neuralgia IL q pain In the nerves.
sloan'B Liniment penetrates and soothes
the achins nerves Get a bottle now. All
druggists. Acknowledgement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE

%. 30 OR 100 ACRES, good heavy soII. In
well settled part OF Todd county. MINI. !;
good roads, schools and churches: price
sl5 to $40 per acre; terms. 81 per acre
cash, balance 81 per acre a year until
Land Is paid for, per cent interest
SCHWAB BROS.
toas plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

CAN locate 50 homesteaders on SEQ acres
each. Nice smooth land, close to tim
her and water. Price OF locating, $50 each.
For particulars address. 10. @. Farms
worth. Dillon, Mont
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24

MISSOURI HOME.
20O-acre farm. Oregon County, good
house. barns. shed, etc, 20 acres in cul.
tivation Want city property or small
Broadway CouneiI BIuffs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-24
a BARGAIN

In West Hanscom Park. bungalow. :
rooms and enclosed sleeping porch,
nearly finished, oak finish first floor,
pine and birch finish second floor and
fireplace, house all complete with storm
windows and screens and lighting fix
lures. for $500.
Make an appointment with owner and
builder TO see it. Harvey l6l9
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29
DISTRIBUTION OF HOG CHOLEI A
SERUM.

Our last legislature passed law which
stated that there should be one distri-
buting point in county for hog cholera
serum that is manufactured by the state.
After consideration of a location by
the Veterinarian Department of the
State Serum plant at University Farm,
the Agricultural Department of Sleepy
Eye was made the dispensory or distri-
buting point for all the state serum in
Brown County. Any needed amount
can be secured by communication with
L. H. Fudge, Agriculturist, and it will
be sent C. O. D.
A sufficient amount is kept on hand for
any emergency use. At the present
time, there are reports of an outbreak of
cholera in the northern part of the
county. Since the state law does not
allow the treatment for cholera with
virus, the serum treatment which is only
preventative, is used; therefore each
breeder should use every precaution and
if he wishes the best insurance against an
outbreak, the treatment should be given
in time to guard against any possible in
lection.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29
THE FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE
SPREADS IN ILLINOIS.

The counties of La Sale, Bureau and
Putnam, Illinois, are placed in closed
quarantine against the foot-and-mou. b
disease by an order Of the United States
Department Of Agriculture, effective
September rs, 1915.
This action is taken owing to the dis
covery of the disease in two herds in
La Sale County. One of these herds,
containing IS cattle, was found on a
community pasture and the fact that the
herd belonged to IL different owners
has led the authorities to quarantine
the adjoining counties with view to
checking it's further spread.
No other new cases thus far have been
reported from Illinois except from the
infected area already under quarantine
in Med onough County and the southern
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29
DOES NICOLLET COUNTY WANT
BLIND PIGS?

Do you know that a county option
election can be held only once in three
years? Little has been said about this
feature of the measure and its advocates
have been careful not to mention it,
figuring that many men were willing to
try the experiment for a short period,
but they would not bind themselves for
a term of three years, and be forced to
conform to law that is likely to prove
something of farce.
The fact, however, that county
option election cannot be held within a
period of three years from the-date of the
last county option election is now be
coming known with the result that
scores Of voters are openly opposed to