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Die Na6ne ais gserGeGnrsan.

gu pel9sn Nliftsln Die englifs
Retrutierung bsutt ffon 5u greifn
geR0tigt 1T, benefit Sic Tolgenbe 0es
|l9i9te. 0iaior 2aster, Bnt1iapnss
tOmmonOsur in BEN in 2onbon garuis
ionierenoen 5insburpIdaBenrglHeni,
begab iid tiir3li9 nit elmer an3abf
ieiner Sffi3iere uno Der Muiiftapede
bes aegiments in 0as Smpertalt6ea.
let, cine SingipieIhaae in Canning
SOnn. Qo6oem er cine 3titIang Ger
8orfe1tHg i'm 3alaanerrqum gefolgt
mar, 9iHg er NIT Der aapelle aui bic
8i6ne uno bielt bier mad elmer mils
ittaliiden Gtnteitung an bas ges
iamte 9ubIifum cine Qniprahe, III
Der er peu 6erriAaften in lebbQften
Barben bic 4nnehmlidteiten ihiloers
te, Die ibrer bnrrten, penn lie ji9
in ieinem Battalion als 9etruten ons
perben lisbeH.
9eionbers betonte er, bab fpenn
erIt bic @elGi9te ieines gatailons
uuo Der @rOBtatsn, bic Is duf @ali=
poll berridtet babe, geihrieben DOroeil
iei, Die gauge Ration aui oieles 8as
taiaon itoI3 ieiu neroe, 70 Oab es
fir ieeen @ngldnoer cine belOHOere
Aus5eianung Iein miiFe, gerobe III
oieiem gntoiaOn 8ienit attnn 8u I'd
ben.
0ieie gemsriung bes ulajprs unb
Merberebners mar fir einen i'm Bar
tett iiBeuOen itdmmigen 4rbeiter oas
Sti6tport, Iih in patriOtiider 9egeis
fterung init benz Rufe: ,gBer ipigt
mir, Sungens? gorlpdrts!" Oon lei
nem Gibe su erbeben ano alf Die
8i6ne at ellen. 2ante 6urrasH ufe
begriiBten bic patriotif9en 8Orte hes
seIinnungsti6tigeu Nrbeiters, uno
Die MeI0ungen anf Der gum Merbe
bureau ~gefporbenen 8iibue giRgen ilm=
10 5ablrei9er elm, als Der ben Mlaior
begleitenpe eeutnont aus eioenem Nns
trieb bic Morte leines 8orgeIebten
nno 8orrsonsrs ourd Die ysriasrang
unterItiiBts, baB Die eriten 5ehn eeuts,
bic fih ais Retruten meIoeten, ie y
BID. 9trlg. GItrnbonorar erboIten
i~olten. 8as greignis biefer impros
bilisrten Wer6ung in Der SingipieI
bale mar Oeun aud, ME sDailD
Chronicle Dsri9ert, rsdt SufrisOen
itelIenb unb our RohfOIge er%mutigen0
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24
Hrtdt a%me6tlnna.

aus StidereitrsiIsn miro oet
Reuen 3iri6sr 3situns" ssI4'iss
ben: .Su Isbtsr 3sit urbsitet bic fran
SOIif4e unb snsIii6s 3eniur in siTsr
Weiie, Ois Dem idwei3eriI6m SdnosI
i4pere uro ursere9tfertiste S8dbi'
sunsen brinst. SuilOntdbeItsteluns
gen nit GuBsrIt IimitierteH 2iefers
frilten iperoen einfo9 u%nterbriidt, 10
baB bic no99er einlaufenben Idrifts
Ii9en 8eitdtigungen Der geItelungeu
mungcIs geuiigenber 2iefer3eit annuls
liert neroen miHen, po0ur4 Dam
natiirIi9 aud bic idmtIiden Radbes
itellungen pdBreno Der tpmmsnoen
Monate perIoren eeben. Mtr piflen,
baB an oberiter Stele nidts per
IGumt miro, I'M Die Hefte bes ttus
traIsn 6anbels an mabren. @egen
has 4nOalern bieIes 3uitanbes iolte
aber einmal energii9 BON Der &C.
Iamten &aufmannIhaft pie DON Osr
YreTe Dffentli6er grotef erbpbea
perben. 8ir, begreifen DaB 5eIss
gromme 3ipeiislbaften Snbalts bon
Der 3enIur b~eanItanOet tperben; ba
no aber elm rsgeImdBiger, tdglider
9ertebr 3ur GDtben3 Den rein &C.
f9dftliden G%baratter Der 8orreip0ns
beng fir ieben @eoba9ter bartui,
lit cine berdrtias 8ne9tun9 ocs nev
traIen 6dnoeIs ni9t nltr IN teiuer
Deiie am glabe. ionoern aud uHer-
trdgli4 uno man getuinnt gerdbsSu
ben GinOrud, Is fei mebr ouf Die
unterbtnouug Oes n%eutralen, ebrIiGen
6anbels ols auf bic 8erbinberung
Der espionage abgeIeben. DAB Die
boben 3areu Der unteroradteH, rein
Igei9dftlihen adbelteIegrdmme nitt
3uriidbs5ablt nerben, erb09t Ole linz
gere4tigteit bieies @~orge6ens. @ir
iino nirtlih 5egierig 5u ieben, lpie
LANCE man ttd cine oerartige GHes
beluus oes idtpei3erii 9sameritapi
lf4en 6anosIs gefn1eu loIIen muB.~
SIN 8erner e8unb@ lit 3u Ielen.
Sin in Bern Iebenoer Qmeritaner
teilt uns nit bab er einen saed, Der
fdon a m23. Geptember b. &. Dou
Cincinnati dbgeI9idt iporoen lit, nod
INNER nidt erbaIten babe. ga piele
d5uIide Sale betaunt Iinb, bermutet
er, Der SIDED iei irgeno po BON Der
3eniur 8urddbebaIten porben. IS
Lit tIdr. baB bur9 oerarfigt letter
I9riffe 5anoel uno @ertebr Der Reu
tralen aufs f6nerfts geiadoigt per
BEN uHb aud prtbatpttiDnen III
lgroBie 8erIegenbett geraten, cine pap
Die ariegfiibrsupen 6abura irotn0
tpelGen Nuben baben. Man perite6t
ben Mert o0er CHM berartiger NlaBz
regeln gar niht."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24
ainansen pom @sltansfeannaen.

geitdtigt es fi9, bnb bic Gan
Jrantiscoer 8eltdusItelIung einen
le6erIhuB BON runo elmer Miuion
Dollars ldbt, 70 fam tbr geloli6er
GrFoIg nur nit BEN Der eriten 1T
Der ganSen 8sibe moOernsr Internal
tionaler Ausfteaungen Dsrgltben
perbeH.
Die aonooner 8sItausiteanng bon
1851 ersielte einen lleberInuB Don
$4,000; absr Die bauliden aos
fen fomen auF peniger aIs cine
Miaion .. Seitbem iinb bisIe 4uss
feaungen INNER srSber u. toitfpieIis
ger gefporDeu, uno tie baden. penig=
tens brett, aIlcmal einen Inter
I6uB ergeben, troBbsm bieienigen in
europa Itets ben 9orteil bidter Be-
u1lferung in ben pi9tigiten 3ufIubs
Geaenoen batten. gs fam gum 3eil
nod befonberes Mibgeihid bin3u.
90 puroe bic 1921 MeltoasItelz
lung gonnpns bnr9 ben Zoo 6es
prinsgemobIs Der a6nigin 0ictoria
~berborben. unb nod fdlimmer mar
fir ben Wiener @tIts Snhrmartt BON
1873 bic gbOlsrn. Die qonif i'm
Befolae Der Centennial : ausiteaung
bat 9bilaoelpbia f6tuer getoftet, unr
aud Gbicogo fpur0s 1893 in Der elsi.
den Weiie ,abgsItraft".
Gins Der teuerhen @sltaus Fsluns
seu mar bic ct. Coulter Don 1904.
Gie ioItete i'm ganaen A WliItOnen ..
unO mics nur 100000 BsIuher
auf, ndbrsnb 8. .. bic Barrier Don
1889 IL Williontu .. toitets uni
So, 350,00O @eIuds battle, aber trobs
BEN Tid niht rentisrts.
anfdHglia idisn e. fat, aIs Of
bic 4anamn Yacific ; auslteIIunl
burd ben srOBsn qriss rllinisrt Mir
Sc; aber man mar Hug gerus. re 81
einer ftreng nmsrifonifnen 4ffdr,
All MAIDEN, unD Is aslana, einsn bro
9tiben findn5ieaen arnh in elmer
Triumph ~ rerpanbsIn.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24
SiauDe sautaIlaus. gsIt.
5nbiauer NIB @eihe beim Gnmmeln bot
ariiHem 0geibnaGtsiAmnd.

9isle, peIde TI9 dm liebli9 bufien.
Den Meibna9ts ; Blum ooer an
Meibnafts : Grin unb Moos CT.
freuen iinO ME in bic WsIt setoms
men psnigltens ni9t i'm Dinter
aus psIdsr bisIe f6Dnsn 9inge
gsi6dftsmdBig gsbOIt tperoen. Gum
groben Tell 1T bies cine iebr roube
unb ipilbe Welt, aud obue BON ben
S9rednihe oes arieges beriibrt gu
perbeni
@efDnbers gilt Dies bon ben @dl-
bern oes omeritaniI9eR RorbIoHDes,
uno nir9eno mebr, aIs BON Der nOrb.
liden SaIbinIet bon Mi9igan. Sin
Seil DieTer DtIt iinb aud iunge Sn.
bidner. psl9e BON jeber an ons Sc
ben in FOLDER nmgebung gep0bnt
pdrert, nsbIt ibren Sqnuips unb ibren
lebbdften &inoern. Dariiber er3GbIte
iiingit cine Der bsiten Gennerinnen,
6rau Barbara S9uenemann Wit-
me bes 9apitdns Shueuemnnn, nell
der Dor mebrsren Snbren, BEL Der
Sef0rOerung BON 8eibnadts : Grin
nit ieinsm S9oonsr untersing, uno
nod INNER in oieiem 9eruf tatig ~
u. a. f%oIgenoes.
nSeoes Sahr miifsn mir tisfsr unb
tiefsr in Die Sumpfpdlber binein ges
ben, um 5u betommen, tpas mir lus
den. Die arbeiten beginner f9ou
i'm September. Qbteiluugen BON je
s Bis IL Maun 5ieben binaus, unb
fe leben meiItens in 2ogern, pelde
ite in Dem bihtsn idpeigenosn Ndlbe
aufgsIhlogen baden. Sine Der beIten
@egenben fir oiefes 9ei16ft tit oas
Gountp SaooIcraft, tuD i6on Der
8ater meines @attsn in Oieiem Sc
Derbs tdttg mar, bds CT susrit in
Wisconiin betrieb, unb mo mir aud
Ieit Ian9en Sahren gano beiiBeR,
Snbianer uno @eiBe treiben ibre
pfer6e, po es nOtig III, in tiefes
Mafer binein, mo fe bic 8dume
f9nei6en, unO tie iteben oft bis our
gruit in eiiiger SLUT sic babeH im<
msr Die 9feroe neben iid, Inn bic ges
i9Iagenen 8dume brett nab Dem
Boot 3u f6Ieppen. Dur itarte uno
terngeiunOe arbsiter iino biefen fra
paSi0ftn 9srrihtungen getpahien, oes
men fia pielleiht iogar mnn9er ges
pDbnlide r2umber Sad" ni6t gerne
nnter3ie6en miiros.
Die frauen uno tleinen GinDer ber
Snoianer iino teinespegs miiBigs Be
skiter, fonoern orbsitsn tihtig nit,
penn ie aud feline 9dume I9laqen.
SIN utter non Z bis 40 Sabren fams
meln fie FleiBig 8eibnddts : Grin
uno flehten Is nit sei1idtsr Sanb
AT Grdu5en uno onosren 8ebiIoeH;
BON ibren &leioer : Ghmuddrbsiten
ber haben RE biefe 5srtigteit in ben
6ingern. 4uBerbem beiOrgen fie Die
9auptarbeiten i'm Eager.
9as 2ebsn In einem folhen Ca
ger, mdbreno Die Qadifsuer Die
buntlen @eii6ter Der, nm ole geIeaigc
Bldmme periommelisn G%inseborenen
beIeudten uno NIT i5rem fludernben
Sdsin bic bunten ieIbftgepobsnen
Gendnoer Der Squdtus unb Die 3elte
I'M 5intererunbe berborbeben, unO
cine ie6r bele6te Stimmuag allies err
fiat, 1T mon rOmm3snhafter, oIs bic
4rbeit ieIbit; unb oieis gauge rarbe
Belt bat ibreu tigenen 3auber Der
nobl jeosn, ipelder iid tn tie biueinge-
Iebt, odnernb fetbdlt. 9aber geht
aud in manhsn Jdasn bities @cfpers
BE bonn @rOBbater auf Batter un0
SinOer iiber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

Quf Der aIeinbnbn.
Spd3iergdnger (Dsm Der Sturm ben
9ut sntfabrt 6nt): Gin bOsbnfter
aerl, Der 2OtpmotiDfiibrer, g sar3e
Sabr fdhrt sr tangiam, aber jeBt, no
sr msinen 5ut auf I'm 6lsis liegen
iiebt, Oa gjbt sr nuf sinmaI 9oas
bampf!!"
mast pord6Or2 8enn
Der geIiber zines 2idts, 2ufts unb
G~onnenbaoes bebauptet, er f0nne nidt
BON Der Cuff leben, unb miHe tHfoIs
|gsbtTen fem eigenes 2i9t Ieu6ten Iaf.
fen, Inn niht ein G9attenOafeiu 81
fibrsn.
Ger 96nagtr bes beuts
Ihen aailers, 0enerul a la suite
oes 6aforens2 egiments So. 7, Bring
abOIf 3u Sdanmbnrgs2ippe feierte
tir8li6 in Bonn nit ieinsr 9emabs
lin @iftoria, geborenen priH3eifin
BON 9reuben, bic iilbsrne 9od3eit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

iporoen bin"
.0arf i'd cine gsmsrtuHs mas
6en9" iieI bier Der aaIif Elm, Der aIs
SbHb1nbler pertlei6et Der @sridts.
iBung beifpobnte.
On barfIt nur bann ipre9en"
erpiDsrts Der aabi, .ipsnn ou bid
sum @ertetoiger berufen fiibIIt, bsnr
antlagtr gibt Is bier seRug."
SD perbe ais @~erteibissr ipres
Den iagte 9arun. gGs i4sint, bah
Der aldgsr bic 3uuge ieiner Jrau
i'm 9ergrOberunssfpisssI bstrndtet
unb besbalb iibertreibt."
Der aabi i1itteIte bas Saupt.
r6itr 1T ni4t bon Der Gr5be unO
S9drfs, Ipnbsrn bon Der 9epegli9s
teit Der 3ungs bic Reoe uno BON bisIsr
psrOsn mir uns iOsIei9 ieIbit iibers
5eugen."
Nm bisler Gelsgsnbeit lollts es ni9t
Ieblen, Oenn bic 6rau bssonn, INN
f9 ItIblt gu oerteioigeu, ibren Mann
onSutIagen, fie b6rte nidt ouf Su re-
BEN unO eri90pfte bic Schulz aIler
3ub0rer, 70 bqb jeoer slaubts, Der
&obi nerbe iie itrenge b%eftrafen. I'm
70 dberraldenoer tlang oas llrteiI,
oas Ct fGllte. yS3iebe helm in 5ries
ben. iaqte er nit miIber Stimme,
,cu lonit feine Strnfe erleibeH. 9a.
aegtn erbdlt Der aIdgsr brei Stods
itreide auf bic JuBiobIen 9u frdgit,
pes6alb? Run, i'd gebe Dir tunb
unb al piIien, baB jeuer Mann
Strafc Derbient, Der id gsgsn bic
BON qllab eiugeiebten Qaturssfebc
anflehnt, ia iOgar 8lase gs9sn lie
fibrt!"
Bon bieIer Stunbe an brdngten
Ti6 ollie unberitonbensn unb unters
6riidtsn 8eiber 5u Dem aabi SeIim
Sen Suifuf. Gr poro ibr Selfer
unb gei6iiBer. 8iGt perI9Isisrte
~frauen unb Mdbden, 9%reiiinnen unO
iueenoIi6 onmutige @eItalten tauers
ten Fi6 81 Ieinen 5iiBen uuf ben
bunten Seppi9 nieber unb i9Dabten
pie Die Glitern. Our cine mar inter
linen, cine Ihlante, iunge, bic an
6d6tig Ieinen Worten IouIdte uno
ME ben Wunb auftat, 70 piel aud
lire glodbarinHen our aedten unf
our 2tntee nit 6ragen auf iie eine
braugerl. Gtnes Sages, als bic 0es
ridtsfbung gu gnbe mar unb bic
qntDeIenben iid entFerntsn, idritt
Der aQbi auf bic G9ipeigiame 5u
unb fragte iie, pb lie fdon einen
Mlanu babe. Sic 59iittsIte ben &opf.
Sag, MlGonsn, piIlf Ou mein
8ef6 perben2" fragile er meter.
so" onttpurtete ie tur3 uno
binOig.
Der aabi nobm bic Sdpeigiamt
3ur 5rau, bod f9on mad tur8er 3eit
meIoete er fi9 beim aolifen, I'M fem
ai9tsramt a%urad3uleesn.
y0as beItimmt BID ba3u, ba ou
Sci ben Jrauen 8agoabs 10 beIiebt
biit unb bid zines 70 guten SUITES
I%erTreueit?" fragte Der 9alif.
Sin Diirbiaerer moge mein Raae
foLder perben. o 6err."
.9en tperoe i'd tppbl idperLif
Finbeu, SeIim, bsnn bu bift tIug unb
tapfer
gqber nidt mebr unparteiiIh.
mein Bebieteri SD mar Witper unb
babe nun mieber Elm Beib genommen.
olip Bin i4 peoer rn6efangen nod
unabbdn9ig. Gin i6Iedter Rihtsr
at4r mag ih nidt iein, besbaIb iebre
ih ~ meinsm GhermeIfer unb gum
StifenThaume 5uriid.@
geIagt, getan. 8aIb te1rte Der
Dei6ertaOi 81 ieinem alten 9anba
pert 8urid, bangle ouh bic 9afel
pteber BIN, MIR Itanb biesmoI Elm
onoerer Gprud barouf:
s0rei Dfnae iinb pabr fir alIe 3eit:
Dat 4nab berriGt in Gpigteit,
globummeb 1T Fein 9ropbet,
uno bnb jenes @sib beberri9t ben
Mann,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

- Rad etnem 8sri9t 6es
yWsHagggrO" nurbe Der SOI0at, Der
bic anlinnige Rahriht in nmIouf
isBts. oaB sr tinsn 0Iterrsidhasn &c
neral NIT BEN gaHo eefaHsen babe,
su brei Monattn miIitdriI9sn aers
ters 0erurtsilt. Dos Blot btmertt,
Der Staotsonpalt babe fih BEL Der
8erbanbIuna iber Die geihgIGubis
tsii Der italisufdsn prefe lntis e..
mo4t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

Die 8remif9e gsrfaFuna
bon 1916 beitimmte, Dap Elm gre.
mer, Der Die Wobl gum Senotor MIDI
annsbme, u~npsr3iigIid bic 6taOt Der.
lafen maFe.
MtI6ior BON Ruusi6er Dsts
.tste init sinsm 5reunbt, boB bic Sos
asHiaefar6s nibt Ds9stabIiId lsi, nm
gmsss gsrm0gen, nnO Der
Jreuno DsrlOt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

- MiBbtrFonbtn. a.: 5az
ben Gie iid oud an ben arisssans
lsibsn bsteiligt2
g.: 9sriunt boil ids fhon, aber
in bislm idlshitu Soften leihi sinem
ia nitman6 stras!
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
Used II Eleven Years

There is one remedy that for many
years has given relief from coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough. It il
probably the best known family cough
medicine in the world. and because il
contains no opiates it is strongly recon-
mended for children as wall as adults.
Mrs. Chas. Rietz, Allen Mills, Pa.
writes: 81 have used Foley's Honey
and Tar for eleven years and would
not be without it," 1t promptly re-
lieves hoarseness, tickling throat. bron-
chial coughs, inflamed and congested
membranes and permits refreshing
sleep. Canaday Drug Store. DR.. Walk
er. Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given that on Monday.
ihs R..,dn ,th day OF ocSdH6s, A. 2; 1915 James mes
Estate Of William Ralston. deceased |;
NJ Deering. the Administrator OF the es-
Bashaw. the Executor oi the
Estate Of Richard Tutin. deceased.
coSpR a. tSs HoSss
in the County Of Gunnison. Colorado. at
ten o'clock In the forenoon Of said day
ment. and pray approval Of the same. and
ask 70 be discharged; At which time
and place any person n interest may
there be.
WiTNEss Clifford H. Stone, Judge and
Acting Clerk OF the County Court within
and for the County OF Gunnison. in the
State Of Colorado. and the seal Of said
Court this 6th day Of September. A. d. 1915.
(SEAL) CLIFFORD H. STONE
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First publication. Sept. g. 1916
Last publication, Oct. 9. 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
NEW MALADY ATTACKS
COWS ANO HORSES
Southern Colorado Stockmen are AlaYu.
en- by Rapid Spread Of ''Tossue
and Mouth Disease


Stockmen, farmers and dairy.
men OF this region are alarmed
over the rapid spread OF a hither-
tounknown disease which affects
the mouths ana tongues of
horses and cattle. The malady
has extended to practically all
stock growing sections OF the San
Juan, since the first scattered
cases appeared about two
months ago.
Veterinarians are mystified re-
garding the cause, and efforts by
physicians to isolate the origin
have so far failed.
The only theory put forward
is that of Samuel Ethredge, state
livestock inspector, who has in
vestigated a number of cases.
He thinks that possibly the dis
ease is transmitted to animals
through bite OF a peculiar little
black fly He has watched the
movements of this insect, and
has seen it biting the lips OF
horses and cattle.
Cases have been reported from
Red Mesa, Kline, Oxford, Ignacio
bayfield,, and the Pine river val
ley, and the Auionas valley.
The attention OF DR.. b. J. Ochs-
ner was called to the disease by
n woman from the country, who
said that the people living in
towns should be warned in re-
gard to the fact that many cows
have become sick from the dis.
ease 1t is feared that the milk
OF COW suffering from this NAL
ady is not fit for human con-
sumption, and that such milk
might even be infected with the
bacteria causing the disease.
The attention OF the State
Livestock and Sanitary commits
sion and the State Board OF
Health will be called to the dan
gerous state OF faffairs, and Efforts,
will be made to have the bacillus
isolated by meteorological ex-
perts.
1t is believed that the same
disease has affected horses and
cattle in other parts of Colorado
and that investigation will show
that herdsin other western states
have suffered in similar manner.
Those who have made cursorv
investigation express the opinion
that the disease did not origin
ate in the San Juan, but was
brought into the Basin from dis
tant points by horses ridden byI
a party OF so or go ColaradoI
School of Mines students. who
came in by way of Silverton,
about two months ago, on a.
tour OF the mining properties,
mills, and smelters of Southwest
ern Colorado. All of the horses
ridden by those students were so
apparently suffering from a seri.
Gus disease when they reached
Silverton that the proprietors of
livery barns in that city refused
to permit the horses to be kept
in their stables during the stayI
OF the students in that district.
Later, a number OF those
young men iourneyed TO Duran
go, and horsemen here noticed
that their mouths were in very
bad condition. The students
could throw no light on the
cause OF the condition OF the ami
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06

uals.
Since that time, the disease has
Tread all over the Basin. and
'aere is hardly a stock-growing
-..ction in the San Juan from
hich cases have not been re-
rprted. In some places, whole
herds have been infected
There is no installing the ap-
,.-arance OF the disease, as it has
ii-tinctiVe characteristics. The
INST noticeable symptoms are a
-Iobbering from the mouth, and
-upuration from the nostrils.
High fever accompanies the early
rrogress of the disease, alternat-
ing with chills. The infected an
NAL suffers visibly from the start,
and rapidly loses weight.
Where the disease is allowed to
run unchecked, the animal often
wastes away to "A ghastly bag of
homes. A horse so infected be-
romes pitifully thin, looks ex-
reedingly sick, suffers so from a
sore tongue that it refuses to eat, +,
and is wholly incapacitated for
work.
The skin on the lips of a horse
sIoughs off, and even the skin OF
the tongue is taken away, leav-
ing the raw flesh subject to in
tense pain at the slightest touch.
The mouth is swollen and ter
ribly inflamed.
Experienced livestock men de-
clare unreservedly that the milk
taken from a COW suffering from
this malady certainly is not fit
for human food, and is positively
dangerous. especially in the case
OF an infant.
Stockmen who ohaveexperiment-
ed in an effort to discover the
best method Of treatment, ad-
wise other owners Of stock which
may become infected, that the
most effective treatment SO far
found is to first cleanse the
mouth OF the animal, and then
swab the infiamed surface of the
lips and tongue with a cloth, or
a sponge, soaked in iodine. Al
ter the iodine has been literally
applied, so that the entire in
famed surface is well coated with
a brown stain, ordinary vaseline
should be rubbed over the sore
places.
This treatment may be repeat
ed as often as the owner believes
is advisable, under the circum-
stances of the particular case.
II this treatment is applied
right at the start, or within
three or four days after the ami.
NAL begins to show the char
acteristic symptoms Of slobber-
ing at the mouth and running at
nose, the disease may be alb
verted. But if it is allowed to
go without regular attention for
q couple OF weeks, the animal
will become frightfully emaciat-
ed, and may be permanently dis
ahlod Or even die