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The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
ENGLAND QUITS
us. ARMS PLANTS

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Severai
British officers who have been doing
inspection duty at various manufac-
turing plants in this country which
had large contracts for supplying
Great Britain with munitions, de-
clared their work was nearly over
az In the future only raw materials
will be exported 10 England They
explained this by saying that the
English manufacturers have now
caught up with the demand, and
need only raw material 70 turn out
the finished product.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
E. A. FRASER
ON DEATH BED
No Hope for Recovery of Well.
known Attorney, Ill In
Harper Hospital

No hope Is held out IN Harper hos
pitsl for the recovery OF Elisha A.
Fraser, 70 years old. for 20 years a
member OF the faculty Of the Detroit
College OF Law, and internationally
known as leader and organizer in
the Presbyterian church. who is SUI
fering from a general breakdown.
Physicians In the hospital say that
due TO Mr.. Fraser's advanced ago
and 10 the nature OF his illness. re-
covery IS impossible.
Thirty-seven years ago Mr.. Fraser
was elected an elder Of the Forrest.
Presbyterian church. II was at this
time that he came 20 Detroit from
Kalamazoo TO practice lay.
He was an intimate friend OF
President William Mckinley. and
while a delegate TO the Pan-Presby-
terrain alliance az Liverpool. in 1904.
he delivered an Grafton on Chris
tianity and national expansion" He
was also instrumental In revising
the Westminster creed.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
City News in Brief

walter n. Trevor was named special
sdm,aistr"sor. Friday, OF The the
herman. who died Thursday.
Police have been asked 20 locate
William 4. Highly, IS years old. of
No. SO Norvell-st. Mr.. Higoy is
believed to be suffering from a
nervous breakdown.
from the home Of Tbos. Leonard
OF No. Ass East Grand blvd. ac-
police. The robbery took place
Friday evening. while the family
was away,
VIM. Trieder. 81 years old. empioye
of the Evans, Winter a Hebbs
Printing Co, sustained badly
crushed arm. Friday afternoon,
when his clothing caught IN the
machinery. He was taken TO the
city receiving hospital
Word was received by the police,
Saturday morning, that Detective
Joseph kolb is returning 20 De-
Robert sparks. who is wanted
here on a charge OF having COM
mitted several hotel robherles last
fall. Sparks was arrested once
age Of the presence OF plum bers
working In the station and min
gled with them long enough 10
get out Of the station.
To hear new trials and grant mo-
tions the following relief judges
VIII sit In the Wayne county cir
cult on July %. Mark W. stevens
o. Flint; lanes T. Sullivan. Of
Muskesoni James, A. Parkinson, Of
Voigues. Of Cassopolis Judge Har-
vcy Tappen. Of Port Huron. who
Is also visiting Judge. will be in
ruptedly M TO and including that
date on account OF the suit being
brought by Henry Ford against
william s. Piggins Sons and other
contractors.
The steamship south America. with
resumed her voyage. Friday after
noon. about o'clock, after being
tied up az the foot OF Randolph-st
for SIS. 900 against the Chicago,
Duluth Georgian Bay Transit
Co. With the consent OF the libel
lants Michigan Masons who have
claims against the steamship COM
pany for damages caused by sick
ness, Federal Judge futile issued
a writ OF restitution. releasing the
boat. The necessary bond will be
filed Monday. according TO the
steamship officials.
TIE co-operation of night schools
and bureaus of naturalization has
been attained by a conference held
In Washington, ID: C.; during the
assistant superintendent OF schools.
who returned Friday. With Wal
ton Schmidt and c. c. Dewitt OF
the Ford English school. Mr.. Cody
ton work In Detroit. and this
work was recognized at the con-
ference. Samuel Gompers. presi-
dent Of the American Federation
and declared himself in sympathy
I with the work.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
Henernan Given Three Years

Edward Henernan. convicted IN
the federal court OF stealing mall
auto truck containing three bags or
mall. was sentenced by Judge Tut
tie, Friday afternoon. 10 serve three
years In the federal penitentiary at
Leavenworth. The Judge repri-
handed Heffernan for allowing his
own sister to appear on the stand
and swear that he was under the IN.
huence OF liquor when he committed
the act.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
statesmen WILL
DECIDE TO-DAY ON
MEETING PLACE

Decision as to which city the next
Worlds Salesmanship congress will
be held in and the appointment OF a
secretary TO the organization for the
coming year, will be made Saturday
afternoon. when the newly appointed
executive committee Of the big sales
mems organization meets In the De
troit Athletic club.
Five OF the members Of the exec
utive board are Detroiters, the other
five living In other cities. IL IL
thought that the Detroit members
will hold the proxies OF the others
In voting on the propositions to
come up Norval A. Hawkins, newly
elected president. will take his chair
for the first time at the meeting.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
CHILD PLEADS
FOR FATHER

Supt. OF Police Ernest Marquardt.
Saturday morning. received pa
thetic appeal in the form Of letter
from little girl IN Milwaukee. Wis.
who wants her father 70 come home.
The letter follow:
To the Chief OF Police Of Detroit:
I think 7 want my father back 7
want 70 see him and I want him 20
come home. You must send him
back right away. I want 70 see him
very bad. and mother says she
doesn't want a divorce. but she wants
him back. too.
Yours very truly,
HTE RI.INN MIIIIHAN
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
peaertar CARRIED AZ GIri.

LONDON, July 15.-Dressed In a
long blue richly braided coat reach
ing from neck 70 heels. and wearing
white kid gloves. a college cap and
veil-looking. In fact. like a fash.
ionable young woman-Fredericli
Wright. a man OF 20. presented an
incongruous appearance in the dock
at Highgate police court recently.
There were three charges against
him. one being that he was q desert.
or from the Royal Fusiliers.
Wright, who described himself az
a valet. told the police that he had
deserted from the army and sought
refuge In woman's attire. The pris'
oner was remanded.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
PEOPLE ARE DYING
OF HEAT IN DETROIT
WHILE IT IS COOL AND
COMFORTABLE AT THE
STAR ISLAND HOUSE

II never realised there was such a
difference IN the temperature said
: Detroit gentleman. . guest at Star
Island. yesterday.
Splendid meals. good service. excel
1oat musie, dancing. bathing. tennis.
o9Ains. boating and pure comfort are
nxainx the star Isisnd House, under
NV enlargement. with the best
- no liquor IL sold and where
<o11<Yb01v can enjoy themselves.
Il, S{SY rate OF IS for the week.
<1F0w oatur6ay evening dinner
& D0lov Broakfast. Phone for
n,rERsox. PROP.
6n6 Houas, st. Clair Fis.s.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15
Deutschland's RecOgni-
ton As Trader to Make
for Good Feeling
WOULD BE BLOW
TO TIRPITZITES
Gerard Given COniden-
tial Information On
Submarine

WASHINGTON, July t5,-The
state department announced to-
day II considers the Deutschland
a peaceful ship, "ln view OF all
the facts in the case"
There will be no formal deol.
sion by Acting Secretary OF
State Polk.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

MARION, O.-Although he told
the court he saturated cat with
kerosene and applied a match only
after innumerable attempts to get
rid OF II otherwise. the Judge was
unsympathetic and fined Joseph
Flaherty. aged 20. SO and costs.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

There are approximately 100000
words in the English language, o'
which number about one-half con
sists of scientific Technology sci.
dom met outside OF textbooks.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

CHRIsTCHuRCH, New Zealand,
July ia New Zealand soldier
who had fought in Galipoli and had
served with Lord Kitchener at ON
durham and in South Africa. In hos
pital here with a paralyzed arm
awaiting amputation received sucn
a shock from the news OF his death
that he recovered the complete psc
OF his arm Immediately.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

The delivery OF milk In red bot
ties Is a possibility OF the future,
since II has been discovered that
while ordinary light hastens the
spelling" Of milk the red rays pre-
vent II.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

noTICE-To Whom ~ May Concern
Take notice, on Tuesday. July Is,
A H.. 1915. at y. m, at l17-ll3
Mich. all articles and things from
No 1901 10 No. b039i. left In pawn
with steinberE's Loan Office Of the
CITY Of Detroit. Mich, will be sold o.
public auction In accordance with
Chapter l25, Section 3 OF Detroit
gteinbcrg's Loan Office. by Julius
steinberg Ascher Moss. Auctioneer.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

"He did a movie" promises to be
come a more popular saying than
He did a Merkle."
The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

The Board OF Education reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids
CTIAS. a. GADD.
B-sgq Secretary.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE-Continued.
Look Into These
USED-CAR
BARGAINS

LOOK lf1tO 1neSe
USED-CAR
BARGAINS
Without Delay.
Buick touring, 1915
Newly painted,
tStoddard-Dayton touring. -. los
bort delivery SIS
Buick roadster. er...... IS
Cutting roadster ......... 375
Electric s;artcr)
Metz touring .,... SEQ
Electric s;ertcr.)
Chevrolet roadster ...... 4o5
Electric starter. Little rset.,
Chevrolet touring .,..... 400
Electric stsr:er.)
IOlds tourabout ....... .3S5
Fine condit:on.l
bort touring ...... ABS
Electric starter.)
Mitchell touring .......... oco
7-passengcr 10 model,
Ford touring. ............... 275
Ford. roadster ........... 275
MANY extras.)
MILLER BROS,
Automobile and Supply House,
l4O5 II ST. NV.
MAXWELL 25 fve-passenger touring car. This
car is in frst-cass condition: 1914 model; ~
miles per gallon Of gasoline This rs. Is the ,. best
A. r. Campbell. i41o II a.w.
MAXWELL IlOADSlER-SaO0; model +. Ray
field carbnrrtor. also Maxwell cnrburetor. 81
ensh 331 eth st. Sc. ~.
MiTI HE'LL TUUEiSG-lYl7. late series: II.
rcAp 1ep
Pros. 14Gs NV. ". 6G97.
MOON touring car, $3.50 Phone West COG. Room,
13-C. Potomac Eank bldg.
OAKLAND. 1915. 4-cylinder 6-passenger Hight
gain. Call Main o724.
OAKLAND. 1914. 6-crllnder. with Delco electric
starter and lights: car has been all overha uled
recently; owner must sacrifice and will accept
amy reasonable offer. Can be seen 1912 18th
OLDsMOBILE sPECIAL-7-passengef: new paint
and good tires: excellent running condition;
OLDsMOBILE-fcylinde 1-passenser. ~leclrlc
. lights and starter. 2Os Nd. ave. ne. -.
OVERLAND bAkGA4N-Owner will sell his 5-
passenger 1915 model at sacrifice in price: car
cost $720: in perfect condition; body like new;
run only 400 miles: has given perfect serv-
ice; owner buying larger car: net quick Il you
unon. Rear I2l1 18th st.
OVERLAND delivery with standard panel boay
car in splendid shape with all new tires; no
reasonable offer refused. Call Main 854S.
| OVERLAND, 1915 touring, 5-passenger; has
been only three months; will sacrifice to
orick buyer. Can be seen Mt 1912 14tl NV.
OVERLAND ROADSTER-Electric lights; good
order; for sale; $3.50, will exchange for
diamond of equal value. Address 404-P, Star
Office 24s
OVERLAND t1y16) touring and equipment; cost
ing $40; in perfect condition; ran 1000 miles:
take S425 Address 1872. Star office. 25s
PACKARD ROADSTER-In good condition. Ad-
dress 1926 12th n.e., phone N. 4124-w. c6s
Evening star., 1916-09-24
WASHINGTON, D. c., SUNDAY MORNING, 81
FOR sA1E-M1scELLANEoUs,:
MIsCELLANE0Us-Continaed.

J OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| ENAMELED and brass bed; three quarter size;
e9mpie'e' cheap; excellent condition. 5l9 stli
fLn,oRIN!Iousrterrd 90 IN! oak 400 feet; inch
aso min blocks and border. Cheap for quick
sale Myers. 1s4s Irving st NV.
foa ~ sALE-Cheap, gas dome and square piano
i. N good d, condition; must sell Immediately.
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
The Edison Home phonograph. including two
hundred Gold Seal and Amberol records: four
nne 'ne-half minutes Of continuous playing; the
right volume of sound for your home; the sap
phire reproducing point. two and four minute
make records Mt home: viii demonstrate to to
office
FOLK OH ,; 53Ns tires ami rul%s. soon So.
t.ta ElEioft st nc. ~
FURNACE FOR sALE-Onc hot-air; in lrs,-
class condition. Apply Detroit Heating Co..
i 615 + st. NV.
HoT-wATER FuRNAcE for sale: suitable six
room house also boiler: cl,ean. 6os A me- 26s
LATHE, footrnwer: Tin. swing; good condition;
SIS. G22 7t o4s
LAW BOOKS-1st. ,nd and 3rd year; George
town. W. J. Goodwin, 1920 NV. or s24.
MUFF and neckpiece. Hudson seal; large; in ex-
cellent condition. No. Quincy place ne. 24'
ONE RUEBEK PLANT for sale; seven feet
high; twelve branches; cheap; widow. 7G4
PITTSBURGH WATER HEATER No. 8, with
ninc. $40: cost s115: 1872 Park road NV. 25'
POOL TABLE $50. 90
billiard room chairs, each. ............ 200
Extension ladder ............. so
Gas G. shea heater ''Il with marble slab ton go go
Elegant com. clec. 4 gas dome. cost s55. 1900
t'aIl Sent. - or .G rear 1910 Conn ave.
pool. TABLES. two: good condition. ln4ulr.
Tnr"y's Hardware Store, Mt. Rainier. Md. o4s
PUPPIES ST. Bernard. cheap for quick sale; Z.
hip. motor. cheap; also good camera for sale
90S Pa. ave. NV.
REED BABY CARRIAGE for sale; good condi-
ton: So. Apt. p. 1895 W st. NV.
SHOW CASE AND sTOME FIXTURES SAM
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AZ
TaKTixoRT: TaKTis kFss rs. 5 COMPANY. sos Low ST.:
SODA FoUNIAlNT large. fer sale; with or with
srovE.Small, cooking or heating; practically
new: 500: ~ Eye St ne.
Sc. INQUIRE of janitor. 1857 Lamont st. NV
TwO RANGES. refrigerator. Polar water still
and eight water coolers. Phone CIeve 40
WASHING and wringing machine; red electric;
practically new: sell half price. Call n. 5281.
"hlkhrooL ailii,ia DIS DISH ., WASHER; new; perfect
office. 25s
MINDow SHADES lnndr and f1Dr free: ouy
and hass free nI erndes viz =" ca anf Hs . .,m mp
piles. ]. G. Pr~i7kerf. Ien Fl ct ne. PHI. 4I2a.
70 STEEL COLUMNS. 90 it.: 90 cast iron col
uns II IT. in, &c. lb.; 20 steam radiators
1Oc steam boiler for 15-nat apartment. W. +.
Nash. 122 NV 23s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GARAGE. metal or wood 1ox16 or larger must
be cheap. 6T 21st st. NV
wANTED-Acousticon ear pnone Tor ueuiness
box "a. Ford. Va
FLAT-TOP, forty-nch mahogany d, * lyr one,
usa Address 4ni,-P. Star office.
Evening star., 1916-09-24

ENAMELED and brass bed; three quarter size;
cohpiete' cheap; excellent condition. 519 Sth
Evening star., 1916-09-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

NAIL ORDER business for sale account inatten-
tion: unique plan: $43t worth Of stock: will
clear S. day properly conducted: $500. or
trade for Ford piece of property. Address
ar Star offfve 26s
Evening star., 1916-09-24

DRAFTING OUTFIT. with board, etc.. S. u.
T. Hnfchinsen, 3s,J 18th 81. ne. Brook
land. u. G.
Evening star., 1916-09-24

PAIGE 1916 touring, passenger
only been driven two months
new slip covers, brand-new
Goodrich cord tires; party leav-
ing town must sell at sacrifice.
Can be seen at 1912 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1916-09-24

BAKERY for sale: doing excellent business: II
growing NV. section; good reason for selling
Address 2S8-P, Star office.
BARRIER wanted for Clarendon. Va; good busi
ness already established: a well furnished shoI
for rent or sale: prefer to sell; present barbe
must leave by Oct. 1. Apply at shop for terms
Evening star., 1916-09-24

GARAGE metal or wood. 10x16 larger; must
be cheap. 6T7 21st st. NV.
wANTED-Acousticon ear pnone Tor ueul ness
BOX "a. Ford va.
FLAT-TOf, forty-lnch mahogany 1T SIX iur once
Address 4A,-P. Star office
GASOLINE ENG1NL-Us.d; !. or 3 horsepow.r.
Fms. 1334 18th n w
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
] s.,aaIcEE SAM REWARDS CANINE
postnsster General Barfesoss Provides
Handsome inetanIa for Faithful
Watchdog ef Mails.

uucia Sam. through the agency of
Postmaster Esneral HHrseseas has
adopted mi pwnariess aog Witch for a
long tina has made Il It's ,asiaess to
attend saa parcel-post carrier ut Mount
fsarEaei, Pa.. and 10 Egnrd the tisal tn
the absence OF the carrier.
Mr.. Tsnrieson haz dispatched ~
Mount Carmel beautifully designed
brass studded and bueAled leather roi-
iag. on which liz brass plate en-
graved 81. g. Mail. Presented to
Uncle Sans Faithful Friend by Al
hert s. Burteson, Postmaster General. :
The collar win be locked on the
dogs neak ind then tiIe key sFlli be-
thrown away.
A PennsyiFanian wrote 10 Mr. B,irfe-
son of this dogs faithfajness to u self
Imposed task and complained tiiat
maay kisks were the portion, Instead
of cozeaing. The postmaster general
Immediately forgot about osiirisl cares
long enough to see that proper seeog.
nition waa giyen the canine wasf,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
DRESS COAT Fos SMALL. Girl
ssssvy psax g8fk sa1 Grief saStesfas
Esaeiaysa. -Astsasssssnsas ss sa
stsr sAsshod " yssrsmsssa

A perfectly gszsnlasng cssat suy the Hi
lie taay 10 wear as, essoa d&ss. wfssa
Nae Ia gsssnR 10 q ssasts or a GasesTg
Bess6ssi. ~ snaas of heavy fslak aiig ! tRs
fsnk sisAf Ia ssetaesf old rose end asss.
eat In saiar.
T1lis essat isas Esse band az asnork.
sng, which extends arUssssa TIE entiss
waiSf wifh tf=e exeep;assa ~ SIX sscfa,ss
In fspa front this sesftoa is plain. The
snaocking In simple tsatsefn woskesa 10
black SILK,
Che eoat Ii fsnlshes With rsssggsfss
collar and c1sfTs and the urss at saae
hack az flaa eellaT-s0rg. heavy BLACK
Silk tasseia ARE fastened. Owing 70
their weight she cellar N atssays Id
place and the wind cannot aseow II
over the kfsiais's face.
The cost Is finished ia the front,
where IL fagtsns with three iarga
| sYaaked pearl tuttans. seTed TO ths
material with black silk.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
Novel tiatpin cashlss.


ION without upsettEng II. SO Il ia neces-
sary 20 have weighted cushion ID
stick them fn,
The cushion we show here iy very
pretty. In the first place, there is u
round cushion about three Inches
across. filled with sawdast. II is coy
cred with pink silk then over the Top
with black net Esssss.d this is o frili
OF black silk pinked oilt Mt both edges
and gathered up one inch from inner
edge. This is sewed round the csisflion::
then inside this small pink silk roses
are get closely together In q circle.
The stalk Is where the weight IL
put: it Is made from several leaf
weights such ns are used to weight
coat seams: these are put several 70.
gether and bound round with silk tbs
| stalk may be geweeI 50 the lower end of
] cushion and has ribbon wound round
ana He'd In d bow. Green taifeta and
ribbon With pink roses look rIstty RI
stead cf black
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
SMALL AREA is CULTIVATED
oatx 2,GDa coo Acres In fsess a&sstss
unss. pjese~1fssAsty ssatf ~
stats Ia gsuhise saaa

OF sise ~ So. Tst8 aerem ss gew Mes
lea faesxss laalf is pghaie laszsj aad IA.
tsss go acres state iasad, asepfsssas s1
Uaesa Ssaas. Rsassses psgeF S2.sas8fssS
aesee. nssssNseasss ls@s gkan 2,sss5l lsaks
acres are cultivated. sud sess fhaa fssss.
dss9 acres are irrigated. OF ths Irrigated
are# ss0ese aeses beaeng % Issssysssss<
as or partnerships. gslnNss Rerea ~
commercial organizations, 5lossske ssessss
f8 ets-ssparassye W essfsrnanssy esgasstEs.
tl0sss and sl.issl aefsa 90 isgSisas. 1fa@
re.aaiTssagF II Irrigated nader gnssxFas
,aetst reclamation, and tho afsa 10
serYess win be considerably Increased
wiaesa the iandg below tf@ Eisfsfsafst
Butte dam are utilized
One Df the greatest taslsgaa rs-
ssslgeas of New Me2ieu ls eaais NEsifss
occurs In tiie large faeids west Of ita.
ien. sc pieces near G@rstlIos, aaoss
Gallup. and isi several othsr arssls.
There are aiss valuable fssttss stf gold,
copper, silver. lead and Slte. The sfss
tai pfeyaacsien Of these metals La talu.
| acsessligg to the Unitesi States gssaaogS
lieat survey, department af the tIsiariar,
hsa d saiste Of $tss. .1sTgs ass of wslrsa
y ii, ,ssss7 .stsa Was eeplieF, ma esstuut thai
gives New Mexasn considerable Dsoa1ii'
iiefses as d copper producer. The otst.
pnt of gold was 81, ,sssi ,ni.s. The vales
of the coal mined ia the state In 1917
was g5sassi.ihli,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30

The people Of the United States are
buying fewer imported gloves than
formerly Uncle saln fs,sis. Imports
OF leather gloves III the flscal year 1910
we're ieas shaa ia any year since 1905.
In that year. according tg the records
Of the bsirsnii of foreign and doiaeatie
commerce. department of commerce,
they were valued at ss,095yss7. In
1901 tfIey reached their highest ieyei
AZ $40, ,698. .Gcs. and III succeeding years
have varied In total value between 81
sso0600 and 10000. .dDO annnaliy until
1915. when they dropped TO s4,7o3.-
1fg.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
saes coiffure Tied with Twist Of
Silver Gaaxe-

arranged In a dip over the FOREHEAD
and at the sides II Is rather oanehy,
giving something of the early Victor
iaa effect in sade curts.
J,fsan at the back there is high rcIs,
end this roll is arcied by q length of
silver tnTte. which ia careieasiy twist
esi and then tied La 81 butterfly bow
af the back. Only q very young gfH
could carry Of sach coiffurs grace
fully, but for her II would be ideally
becoming. Black tulle sparkling With
diamond duet locks exceedingly well
when used In thfs way on fair hair.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
LuMpY Jaw rs NUT
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
Trouble Ii Caused by Fungsts
Growing on sossse II Grasses,
Rye. Barley ard Germ.

AesGaasay ysesas. as suasgy iwws r. y
aasesse tass ssaeafsssasoss wsstl eafsts. II
se en- maAta by a fssHggas that grw*a 80
sstlss ~ sAe esssasssoz Y.santss susA vs.
tila grasaes. Eye. barley aast sssrEs.
gsssa the snssatf sf sfse aatcaas " IN
Sarsd fruza aattax dry. assH fssfagN. 80
ls grggaHatiy ssea cxss. shs faasgksa 7
dads an eatFanes snsa tsse tsssssa asass
begins svawsas. Ilsss causes Esse IA.
sues to bFsak down asa ssSrssi psass IL
tisa hssne IL affected fisw assesnaa asaFse
wtll ne broken down ard saesS grav'sa
ox bone takes piaee srsasaa tie assr
easass areas, causing an eslsAgasssseasa
or lump. hssss. sgsas ssaEssse safsspy aass,
Tha disease may Asgarf amy tissues, ~
there fsay not aiways ha nEs esssa sgs'
fasnt aS tise ja@bnssfs.
A gradual Development OF a tnfsseE
usually on sisn lowar taws ttaa side o.
the face or la the throat are caaras
farsstse symptoms, This swalsing Il
not unlike that caused by an snsurs
except that Il does not no down In .
few siays. X the tongue Is afyesfsa i
|! becomes enlarged and the animal hal
difficulty tn eating. The teeth maj
drop cut and She jaw bceossie 10 ss,r'
that sha animal cannot runinate
After d time the tsmor VIII hecunsi
| soft and break. either on the inside o
outside. This may heal. but Will hTeal
put again later.
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