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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20
Orders Accused Banker Freed,

Denver, April ia directed YER
dict of not guilty on all counts was
returned by a jury in the United
States District Court in the trial of
William B. Slaughter on charges in
volving alleged misapplication and
embezzlement of funds of the closed
Mercantile National Bank of Pueblo,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20
Maple Sap Is RUNNING.

Amigo, April 19.-Maple syrup max
ing has been in progress the past two
weeks. 1t is not expected that the sap
will continue to run much longer.
The season has been far more favor
able than last year and producers re-
port that the output of syrup has al
ready exceeded that of last year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20
PAVING War on at BeIoit.

Beloit, April 19.-As an outcome of
bitter controversy over the paving
bids, the United States Refining COM
pany has instituted a damage suit,
claiming $4,000 damages, against the
White Paving Construction company
of Milwaukee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20
Quashes Osborne CHARGE

White Plains, N. Y, April 1S.-The
charge of immortality contained In the
indictment against Thomas Mott Os.
borne, former warden of Sing Sing
prison, was stricken out by supreme
Court Justice Platt
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20
Road VIII Be Reautified.

Jefferson, April 19.-The Rock river
road between Jefferson and Fort At
kinson is to be made into one of the
most beautiful drives in the state by
the Rock River Valley Park Pleasure
Drive association.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20
is NOT LEADING NEW REVOLT
Former President De La Barra Denies
Newspaper Story.

New York, April IF. L. De la
Barra, who was president of Mexico
for short tine after the abdication
of Porfirio Dfaz, emphatically denies
that he intends taking part In the IN
tended Diaz revolution to restore Mex
leo to a peaceful country
Att. P. Morgan and Company where
he has maintained an Office Senior De
la ARA seemed very angry that his
name should be used in alleged move
ment. He said he had read a report
in a morning newspaper in which his
name was mentioned as being the
leader in the revolution.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20
STEEL MEN GET NEW boost
Second Increase to Workers of 1e
per Cent In Effect MAY 1.

New York, April 19.-The United
States Steel Corporation announced
another advance in the wages of its
employees amounting to 10 per cent
effective May 1.
This follows ten percent advance
made in February. Both together rep
resent at a total increase in wage
payments of between $2O,O00,o0O and
$50, 600.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20

The Weather.
Showers and probably thunder
storms; warmer.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20
BASEBALLv RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At Chicago R.H.E.
st. Louis ....oeo101OOo-2 8
Chicago 300911o%7 10 0
Groom, Mcoabe, Park, Hartley and
Severoid; Faber and Schalk.
At New York R.HEg
Philadelphia .eeee1o010-2 s 3
New York o09201*-4 II 3
Majors, sheehan, Crowell, and
Meyers and Murphy; sAawkey and
Nunanaaker.
At Boston R.H.E.
Washington ..11000O011-4 8
Boston .o08 020-2 S /.
Harper and williams; Shore, Pen
mock and Agnew.
At Cleveland R.H.B.I
Detroit ......oOo002110-4 9 q
Cleveland ....2oO1O0O0o-3 s Il
Covaleskie, Dubuc and Stanage;
Merton, Mitchell and o'Neill.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
w. L. Pct. WI Pet
Phil. ...3 1 $50 Pitts. ..3 4 .42s
Gin. ....5 2 .714Chi. 80 1893
Bos. ....2 1 .6e7N. Y. IL 2 1893
St. L. ..3 3 500 Brook. % 2 900
At Philadelphia R.H.B.
Boston ....o0e00ee00-0 s OIL
Philadelphia ..o1o002e1.-4 8 p
Rudolph, Barnes and GoWdy and
Tragesser; Alexander and Burns. :.
At Cincinnati R,H.E.
Pittsburgh ..1o1000o01e-S z q
Cincinnati ..2e000ee181-4 1e q
Adams and Schmidt; McKenery,
Schultz, Schneider and Clark and
Winge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20

FOR SALE MEDIUM RED CLOVER
seed 15c per pound.-John c. Howard,
Russell, III. "Woz
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20

At Philadelphia R.H.E.
Boston ......ooe00eeoo-0 s O.
Philadelphia .01o002A1.-4 2
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-20

FOR SALE-SEED BARLEY, VISION
sin No. 5, 90c per bushel.-Louis Han
sen, Route 2, Milwaukee Road. *w5l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

Wcern Eros. present = p.a4s!b.e me
u-y for the recent action OF me stock
market In Their weeE end letter. tl"y
say Acute ~vcaHnes3 - ne wa socks
aud y tiesprcad heav!"oss III other -
o.cs have nesu tho features o. tne ra'.
Het durin, IL" past 'eT days. 7U.,
Liquidation "a the former ami realizing
&. ne latter seem - have placed the
,uarke: In q stronger ,echui'ai position.
i'or many We"i.s pu.' thee have been
evidence, that powerful ii'.aicia' !"'"j-
rs,s huyo DN,i. making persistent cItrr'
to stab!i'.. .Go marhf' ly eliminating
tar hangers aIisi!E rom the great ia:'a-
zion q! IN" WAY issues. T;cse efforts
have rAAihited Themselves cye:' since
tn end a. october in the form u re-
sLs-In.e 70 any hrUau movement; OF the
senoral market IN either direction.
Wtenrycr professional interests ha"' at
tempted To- push prizes up under me
leadership ~ ti.e wa. stocns and motor
issues, they have lie Il t~lTNayted ny IL
sc.mfngly i.exhaus ;ibl" supply OF sto"hs
Tor saic--'h" selling being especially no
'ircaulu IN Steel and other standard i--
sues. WASueNe OF, OF tlr' otler nam
they have a~tternptca 10 break the mar
'ic' suppur' of tho standard is"uc5 las
been p:Jnr: ava powerful. hr'y me
mate. stOchs lave hecN ALLOW ed 10
hre,l. From tlieSo Indicators 20 are
.rlined 20 believe ,Lat the n.arkc. has
hacu r'hc-lGcd - rf"t t0- tho very ru.-
pose Of applying T." knife - .he VAR
stocks and Il this = true = Is ccasoH-
able 70 suppose that ~ " ~ n.
liquidation n these shall have siimiEa.ea
the anRcr from them a rathcr genera.
advance may Nc resumed, Some %
,.sese stocks have already declined -
,,er cent. though others are Sill mitch
Undated. Possibly Tie danger IS already
eliminated. and perhaps Or tho other
hand. Il may take some wcr,;s ,oI ger.
IN either event we believe II viii prove
truadly corr,>; 20 uuy s'a.daId issues
on AL reactions and sell the Wa Stools
OF. all hu.ges.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

New York Central equalled yesterday
It's previous high. made a few days ago.
The feature OF the market in this stock
has been is increasing breadth. The
turnover during the past week has been
OF "a size to inspire respect. The total
dealings have been more tina. one-third
OF those in the whole month of Decen
ber II aDou: as much as the monthly
average FOR the year 1914. Naturally
under tie circumstances the position OF
Central is attributed TO the operations
of powerful speculative forces. Or. at
any rate. II - assumed that no such
advance would have been seen unless
the big people were willing TO SEQ the
enormous earnings OF the company tra;s-
lated into market prices AT this time. on
tho basis OF This assumption. Specvla-
tors ar. not only bull!si on Central but
Oh thu other standard railroad hares
as well. Confident predictions are made
tina; Central will be placed on a & per
cent. annual basis again before loag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

Tie trading in American Tan vas
heavier than for some time past. II was
heavier than IN other days OF the week
aud iu the week the-e was a very fair
turnover ~ tnis stock. The stock went
10 ca. yesterday. but reacted With the
yes, Of the market. Tho reaction was
something of Il disappointment 30 specu-
lsiJrs. who Interpreted tie recent mar
het actio. o. Can. which has been more
or leg impressive, as "A tendency 10
break away from the general tread OF
the wa stocks. In other words, Can.
has been 'onspIcuouSiy firm when .he
.cst OF She war stoc"s were undergoing
something of "A collapse In prices. Infer
eatislly, therefore, Can should ha We done
better than il did when the market In
general oecaine strong. The hig.I for
last year was 6si.. made In October.
hii through the past week there were
ruulors OF a decision favorable 10 tine
comPHI: Fl tine antitrust suit against
il an, yestc:da. 4 was predicted that
,lis de 'is.on would come Oh Monday.
Il IL il conceded that there Il basis for
this port or any real belief IN It the
ucInoEatrst.on ty the stock has aot been
remarkable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
California Pete.

california Petroleum mares d.d oadly.
The yrason FOR the development Of weak
ness In this quarter is not hard TO seen.
According 70 the details OF the proposed
new big oil merger Uade pubic Il. the
new pers nothing is 10 b- Gore with
California PETE. Even from the Degi..-
.!ug, whea California Petroleum was
tlN-d OF as "A probable component part
,. tNis new combination, u good deal rt
scepticism was expressed. Th.s distrust
OF the California Petroleum STOCKS per-
sisted in spite o. The IA: that the stock
shared with Mexican Petroleum. In tie
ligoroys rise on the merger :uHn'rs.
APPARENT" the movement In 're CALI
toru.ia issues represented . bull cam
patgn on thc basis OF expectations that
have not heen fulfilled. Well Informed
persons hav. insisted III along that the
Mexican Petroleum! and California To-
t-oisum properties must be considered
as two d,sti.rt ana separate properties,
oo'h IN regard TO Intrinsic merit al u
relation TO merger prospect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
western Union.

Western Union made q new Id rec
ord. The price of % compares with q
previous high OF 80 on November 4 last
II q low ot sc las: spring. The earn
ings OF tho company make tho great
appreciation in tho market vaiue Of the
stock understandable. The year ended
December 81 las been a most prosperous
ono for the company. According to the
r. po1t for the year just published. "
which earnings for December are esti'
mated. to;s, revenues amounted TO $o2.'
3a6.2s6. AZ compared with si'.463,9o2 II
1914. The balance after the payment Of
the total operating, maintena,.ce, repair
and other expenses Sas Sii.oo3.9SH
sgsins. sS,7OS.s37. Ne. income after
she pa, men; of interest charges wa
siO.2lS.3S1. as compared with SoG1,-
3a5 In 1914. This was equal 10 1o.24
per cent. earned on tho 500. 7S6.tJ9
ca pltal stock, against o.l1 per cent
carmel OH The same stock a yepr ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
COAL SITUATION SERIOUS.
Operators Avoid orders for Denv-
cry B~torc spring.

l' "'H wy ''sF
"Nthuir.'e EACH Week see rev.
cyid,ucr OF the strenuous efforts being
1.yn" to ov"rrom" tlio deficiency o. We
million toUs IA the tnthrari,, sNiuMcNt.
CONSUMING INTERESTS are seN"rCi" taNr.
to obtain sun - ouras for their i'm
Iu"lllt" requirements ana N.tA III.
Va no." c~,s,- only eleven weeks off, and 10
'udiru'!oue al ans slowing up il. t.c
interim, III, s,iu"t!cn is r.vit'e Wit.
serious pusstni.'t.os,
Tine hI2 romDtnie~ are crantl,aily 4..
cliuinp 20 accent furlicr orders for ue-
ii>,r" p;to" 10 April !, 81 tnat tbs bus, -
ness T. being Inverted To the !ndiNi dua b
Nhu ar" cXa,'!Ng s~uhsiHntlal premiums.
"BltuNinuus A diEtiuC. ,mpruvemcu.
i" VA" ear SITUATION tC'on!paMi.i ~
uildcg weather. the carry part OF the
week, hjd mucI To- relieve tue pressure
ON the soft coal magN"l, though tho ,lc-
u.dld continues urgent, Tn" -nnaTEu,.
hay" been greatly Modified ana tho ca
suppl! las reached a pcirt where SOM,
shippers report II - good. sub tar'al
premiums are SIN untaina',lo for coal Il,
~" i's'. 'NutlnS rrr'r"s
~";xpovt, With ovca.. irc'slts nrc,
NOR" reaching uut "a lcw hiyh lovc,.
y..Ayl"riuS +, again reaty;'tcd Ouly The
uus. acu', ler",-!ty viii ROW :urro ~ q
turcisJ purchase to meet ircv.i,ins
eccan 'relrht."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
THE CURB MARKET.

While dealings were on q cou'parsnvsy
small scale IN the outside market yesterday
\ strong touc prevailed. Advances OF from
q traction to points were recorded siulVN
throuzhou, the list. An exception. 10 'ne
general tendency was Nidvale steel; when
opened steady. but reacted as the session pr.
sresscd and closed At . net decline Oh A..
points. 49,.
dlstrials and made u complete recovery OF
the previous days loss. The stock opeIieu q
point above Fridays close. alI III inc rais
witch cnsued sold M TO ~, caslnf oHr
point a, the end OF tho day. Canadian IA
snd Foundry cominor and preferred diIe'
moderate buying advanced I poiut- each, 10.
ternational Nickel new stock was au'iue,
strong spot. Opening AZ ENi, an o'erlns,n
improvcn men, of - point, the stock solu w
10 so. where N closed. -trenath III t'Ls
i.slc H. attributed to a fsvoraotc report "a
earnings. Cuitiss Acroplsnc ana .lu.eTa.s
,ionsi Arms and Fus" CORPORATION sdNapc"
" points each. ga.
kenle,ott copper was the ieature oi .hc
trad ug III the meta; group. On we fcppI'ru
discovery of tew ore bodies ne -,ocN soiu w
TO sa5L. a nea hislI record. out tassu on
fr.,,io1,iv M the close. Ccrro dc Pasco
advanced . fun point. whi,e the rHnsiilutr
oil the mining stocks retained a S'r'lS 'oNo
Finds we're active hat steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
FINANCIAL NEWS
And COMMENT
Stocks Display Strength in al
Active Week End
Session.
SPECIALTIES LEADERS

Wal, Stree, finished All interesting
week with . strong and nciivc Stock
market yesterday. and IA good deal or
irrseularity ~ the price movement rot
only did not qualify tho aspects Of
strength. but tended to emphasize them.
In the sustained vigor OF recover!
which some % the portions of the NT
that had been mcst depressed OF late
and In the asgfess!veness OF advances
IN other directions Il was indicated that
there must have been a very substantial
correction of the impaired technical pos.-
ion which has been troubling the mar.
ket lately and preventing Il from making
= due response to the important con-
s,ructive factors In the business and
banking situation.
~ compat.d with the Saturday mar
e.t a week ago. which similarly follow ed
a sharp rally on Friday. the lis, y~cs;c"-
Gay held very firmly. There was mod
crate profit taking toward the close. and
ia various descriptions. including nu-
merous sprcialties. there were signs OF
LIBERAL Offering. whoa dill not o~bviousl!
nave the character Of realizing 10y trad
ers. Reactions as a wlioie, however.
Nere very much lees than might have
been expected In tho sequel % suca g
rapid upturn as followed tie extreme .!
decline n TIE first hplf of tie Wees.
STANDARD Issues. rails. coppers and
steel snnrcs were somewhat S.uagish. but
They were not unfavorahiy affected by
u.s evidence that Wal stree: interest
IN! had "a large preference Tor op.ga-
lions IN the prospects OF particular de.
scr.ptions. Nor was all the strength
limited 70 .he so-called speclslt!es Of
-he war order group. ard /: Nas !io:=d
moreover that not III, tine specialt!es In
this category we've treated alike. There
were tokens OF discvinrina.io: witch
were more reassuring ihan a genera!
boosting OF tie WAL mutations anu re-
lated shares would nave been. The
Discrimination In question accounted for
the Irregular course ot quoted values.
The weekly Tank statement exhibited
prlv "A telling loan Increase, sIggt st'ns
perhar~ the salutary eject o. the e4,ecu.
l..icc liquidation since the beginning 81
the year. while surplus reserve Increased
S1s.1uO.U0c. There mas been a rapid
process or recovering the reserve ,os-es
which appeared in December. Fore.s.
exchange IT, nlust forms of remittance
displayed easier tendencies. marks be,Ys
u the .iyules' bills IN the niarke:.
Mexican news WAS not optlinis;icalls
construed. bu: ina.icia, feltim:n,
seemed 20 be iulucaccd chiefly by Ire
imiporteu; .~nt'na:iOur Of the securities
marke; tia. thee had leen a very des...
able improvement Of the technical posi-.
ton of stocks. which had bean found
80 awkward Il problem In the las, twt
months. There Is certainly a great ger.
cral business boom under way for tas
share list 20 reflect. II i. has a: last
been nut IN a condition to make retec.
tt0N possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Rallies From Early Decline
Strong HOases Under List.


There - a growing conviction tina,
powerful lnt-rests, NOT altogether sn.c,,-
l%stlvc, are still! heavily concerned in
..e w!!''l HirHe'' ~ ~ sail siat tnc
att..uuT OF th'' New tork-Wes:erl
sr9up iarseiy aSc9un,s Tor he 1ull:sn
l,c,.. ,'birog, ,,n,,n,ls.io,, h',,,va, r.
ac,1o, "" -, ""Hr"a mouI-% ,"s
moro paTti"iiar.. IN TO pas; few ds! :.
gave :hc impression .ha' rhea. con-
tracts wee eagerly ab,o.eeI. as rc-
n,,.h,S ia ,n. ,o'r' Ct ,.'','''s 81
pusno,s IA" ny '''is"' ioont Il cam
The "aylcsq 81 yesterday a,o,o mimi,
.asjjv Lnve Ua~ran.oG =, ,,.,o, ~. - 81.
..rts a busSeI rsnsc,o -. - mn ~
n.cal p's.ti9n o. tne list IS supposedly
weak. but the sllgh' carl. 1re4E was
recovered vithou, ,nach difficulty. TIE
,,H " -" 49, '"a - ooon ~ '''u'.
.NI.o.S po'I'o" |" a 'resr MoTen1eh. OF
the bull side o: our w.!ea, marS.;r
would be deserted. Therefore /, -
rather surprising that vaIues here did
itsra;ed assertions thai, lie Erl,isa
freishf situation at Areent.na and
Australia.
A.. n sso,o, 90 .,.. ~ ,.
A. e.. SN" ..Ns ''pot-s g H~c'lH~
IN tne ArBehtIhe irNlgat rate was shawn
anu p'ea'eI.Ghs we're hesTd OF fair snip:
inenI" ot "uel' from thst country ana
Austra'ia oelurc tho expiration OF th.s
month. Furthermore the i..rcrpOol ~ntnT;e:
~ss etc. 20 Nc. ore than on the pre-
I!ouS day and The E'siisa ouy.ss y! "aeai
here curing IN. season rss Of Sln..
volume. A ruiioe vas current shat h.
!tsiia noC Gow.rnm"n. hsI p]ur.hasea aeon,
no confirmation OF 'his could .. obtsined
and IL Developed that mere wee oNers n
rs'et Two Itai.an ,n.., a. Na~ yn,t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
THE COFFEE MARKET.
t~ndcrsOp~ I~asS-Pric~s In
changed tn 4 Points "

The consr naISei va. ins,tiv. ard ratne-
~frye.i-n. Early ~ the GaN the uEdertule was
easy and trst prices were unchanged 10 I
points lower. Wnils there Na- a -Gbseuuent
'aliy the advdio- iallCd 70 hold AMI ana
quotations shopcd net losses o. , 10 pUlnts
Total -9lt- tor the aaI were only H'Hp Na.s
the market. IS a whole, was u very narrow
one aHi easily influenced cltnp- Way Con-.
paiH'ivnly lew offers were received from BRA
M. aId tn. fact that freight rates t. Scan
ulLtvl. have leCr advanced To & a bag and
that stocks h4vc pe'a Increasing ~ Brazil -
thought u point to the possibility ut in
creased utiers IA the American markets The
local spot demand was very 40" and prices
were unchanged .t So. for Rio :, and gL.c. ioT
Santos a.
The oiiici.l cable. from Brazil reported a
decline Of isd i'll Rio exchanst on lnnaru
Mllrcls prices tn RIO were 10 rcls higher AMI
santos was unchanged, Receipts ~ the tvV
ports were " 3Nl ba.-. compared with ,s.Wr
at .ca'. l'l.rs follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

The Nav York Federal Reserve Bank
rates we're I per cont. for thirty TO ninety
days and ! per cent. for longer hil'.
open market discount. prime. accept
snces masuring up 20 ninety DAYS. 20 a
20. per cent.
Commercial paper rate. we're d 3is p'i
cent. for sixty TO n!nety days bills and
for four to SIX months best names; 81 u
I per cent. for others.
Time none? vas du,l aud unchanged,
Rates we're ~, PEE cent. fpE sixty days,
2SA3 per cent. FOR ninety days, . PEI
cent, for four. eve and six rnonths.
Ca! monsy on the Aoor Of the Stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

Exchange last Ccek ranged between IL.
and . per cont.
sterling exchange was easier. Final
quotations we're demand t.7iSs cables.
I76t..
'a!l money in London, 4IQ&,r per
cent. short bills. -. per cent. three
months bins. -. pcr cent,
Domestic c1change on New York: 81,
Louis, par; san Francisco, 3oc. premium:
Minneapolis, Toe, premium; ChiCDgo. TO-.
dl~"ouni; Cincinnati, par; Montreal, sl.:i
premium.
Bar s'yrr in L"tdou, Ed; Ncv' Yo'.
New York Clearing 1ionar statement;
Exchanges. ,ia,, so, GaG; nait4rs,. ,'n..
o%:a,otG; sub Treasury crtdIt balance, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
STATEMENT.

FRIDAY.
Paid by Sub. Treasury 70 IA! - 81, 5s5 5000
PAID b" banks TO ub-Tressury. $4,000
~T-rr' --Hs.-
Oa,n 20 banks on days trans
actions, 80, s17,.oo
'Sois ley. .','''-.',~ i.tss.ees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

Total saes to-day, 3asloO shares. Same day 1915. 6GiSl. January Il
date, S47O6OO. Same period 1915, 177-.it-.
Where a &c" follows "A quotation II indicates n bid O offer fr 10 shnres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.

.psr value $50 sEr dividend
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-21
HOG CHOLERA SHIPPED IN.
Present Outbreak Of Cholera in Dial
y Ias Coun$v Due "a 0ufasdA Caueae

Present Outbreak Of Cholera in Dial.
q las County Duo TO Outside Causes.
4 The government hog cholera eS-
pert, DR.. Koen, who has had in charge
the eradication work In Dallas coun-
ty, in letter explains the causes for
the recent outbreak of cholera in Dali
las county.
The outbreak, declares DR.. Koen,
is due entirely to the presence Of
cholera among hogs which were shipped
in and sold at Perry to Dallas county
farmers. Soon after the hogs reached
the Dallas county farms the disease
manifested itself and the condition be-
came far from desirable. However,
DR.. Koen declares that the cholera IL
again we'll in hand.
Notwithstanding this discouraging
feature, DR.. Koen states that the
Dallas county situation proves conclu-
s;vefy that hog cholera can and IL be-.
ing CONTROLLED With but two excep-
tons there was no spread among herds
In Dallas county during the entire
year of 1915.
During the month of December,
there there were sew erltesIi uitDreaks In Dali
las county, and with one exception
every one OF the seventeen were due
to causes e1inanating outside the Fcoun-
u. There were thirteen farms on Jan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-21
SWINE BREEDERS PROGRAM.

Addresses to Be Delivered at Amos
Meeting on Feb. !.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the annual meeting of the
Iowa Swine Breeders association, Feb.
1, at Ames.
Address of welsorne, R. A. Pearson.
president Iowa State College. ~.
Response. F. j. Blacksmith president
Iowa Swine Breeders association, ORR
ent, Iowa.
self Feeding Methods for Swine.
J. NJ. Evvard, animal husbandry de-
partment, Iowa State College.
THE Swine Exhibit at the Panama
Pacific Exposition" G. +. Curtiss, dean
of agriculture Iowa State College.
THE National Swine Show" w. M.
McFadden, secretary American Poland
China Record association, Chicago, Ill
Hog Cholera Control: Methods En-
ployed in Clay County, Iowa." w. A.
Posey, county agent, Clay county,
Spencer, Iowa. ~
Experience With Hog Cholera in a
Pure Bred Herd" NJ. P. Hancher.
Experience With Swine Cholera in a
Market Herd" r. M. Gum, Buchng-
ham, Iowa.
v state Organization Plan for Hog
Cholera Control Work in Iowa." DR.. c.
H. STANCE, dean veterinary division,
Iowa State College.
Open discussion.