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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-28

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-28

WANTED-5 bright, capable ladies TO
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers.
S25 TO $50 per week. Railroad fare pam.
Mritc Al once. Goodrich Drug Co. Dept.
1856. DIANA. Neb. 4-19-Satys.tf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21
Each FRENCH SOLDIER
GETS 25 l1RE5 lh[

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frtneh sia1is~s ahs -n fl
tepar' ariaIH ri ht Lp Twsa
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saia'e' WITHIN ~aa1 aces vha v
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81 ~ amnun To 7a Ssss sa- h. ma,
annss g nsss1nenIs and aru1rnt1
fa' ia1Tml1s ~ be r+un04t vhr
#ears ~ ehiGrHG A'se borr 1-re- aff
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eA refHnoed n PROPORTION go sfa au,rn-
ist n ehlar41 E1na- wanlars rt fs
f eRuf 1a-m IN atiF a8urrv iu
it I7E sar-ms r FrAnaF a,s mora liE.
sa''assns haI wines E.4 1ac za-r
erer ifHrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21
Kin slIIASs sIlKPs
lPERNAAEkT THING
Nzy Bs v&sae6 n Shane O.
N9Dt, S1f tht Ntiho1 and
fr-nrrle sll L1xey
Co1rrue

AfhuHff sfnaf were mhuy person
Shs cid nss tAif she Mar SaF.ns
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Ssrues slAHp q. eaHsf rrtatinr o
theu are g. nAms Nl hrcont
o psrmaner- -uszi-pior ls-f ard slse-
whore lr Smeial
VIA ere saaat .f fla f.tt ~ lasr
the lass VI ne er1E p,prlN suA4c1p.
dar ,sapes sc fepeInea. steurtie
s-srriu fts 3.a1 se1 81 SIvrt-
ta'g Glass -o fnf ftuI.s a. ar su-
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nE1 nance sst hls aa.c6 ittn
passliliI-ias were shown lk tat git
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sa'het ls@ r- h tsaa 20 sA
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arrF rmprn-f aulraf a. ~
alma reiaaa tr araa.ne rns--
sua Arl maE ne ptwes
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Make Your
Own Complexion
Treatment

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as fn eallls wa-'t aa a-G na.v rga
maHa Eng 1rBm aIr u-Bc si0rs hn
- uFs'V4li1 ~ -il4 HaslnBAl a. fi-
fs'''ltsr u sTre-'v 1ls al.Art Ds leswlll1
naI a. A1C psinsiil t- mlra4ials1
shEngs 1Ds 2Tgilmnrinr AL rnr si
rnn - suvs 20 rehd .nn alnnuiies-
mann soa1 af fl,psIr II It's nanes er-
la-ittL. t1uv 7n MAKE wuu- uNn aNm-
ln-iuI ~af mean T. tDHa
y Earet tuI 0afaiis iBr usii4s tlgh raaIls
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TLLSL SEE.s SnBn mt
rE-EslL AID r-p Er1rsr

Tulsa MAY -r -4slssu-an II
nesrt4-nrT G4artlrna q ,-aaasiaF II tia
31iRa cfIanals~ sg camn. a,.gse Cluurrs
Elf'silss'+r nj E fsan e T1zssa. Wis
aAs iss4t'n an sQstsu namI TsrF in cGHssr
anaF VII nf sEs hzAwat 6aspa--
nssisi saEIr4AEl.e aha rnad building si~s
ram II nth eaUu ssH14+t lazg nsrr
naa ise ElaV*s''i'nsHla IS eawaraiNr tzsH
'sltrll4a aisf aasaHaon nf kAsaHa
Tan -ls+ Iaua-I uia TEuo Ear ~1ab M
r'arasnt1t IL TuiBg rasnns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21

im - VhU uRf & s taing uut must
t rHeis'HraU VIII -hs rnlieror b
n rHE- 's'auna FlluH sa tn ras-
isr -ht s4- maEaf 1nt av'nse a
nss' Alfat ta l-asaau-nn is 1hs sat-
ara- sgvs11psr-
s'ans -iss fEr rtnreiar 1nalu0f
hHaitlas mA@num fine nI f5nt an1
alAz-nium nIrlAn1ma1r a IVA raars
y eutra p~isol. TIA saG-al d
fis s-A u u-tar ilplri MS nafp-
at Er rhs ulH lntM1 E spl-s.s. l.nH
n. mha' l'arsnnls Irnpar-F u pnsses-
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E.s4 ORE Or II TER
IkF LENA

~ 1t M Atf.fr
Tsn rsrd hsinrr asp-sss vf.,- zns :,
.hr-t IS M naea H. bans-ne na-ir
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sszriss n 1ht 1resn a- and r-ar.iss Il.
lil-tss ls- Z CleGr Mauet.. Z ciaau S.a
and Clean 8uwalS To ca--r uf 4
Fais1ns thas arcrznaizts N'fs,iir s.ae boo
-na II H'szrd Ut ~ a-1art K tfls iriFi.'
,ii-a iiianiiiaA, take Uaz,a gss-- -rE-ss.s.r,.
u 1inNs tils isgwelk. EEIrn Is Easass- On
l'l-l 1ila-st n an Mr. azytils. lssEsrs
8 Iioe and -azr n 5Ainp. 10 be haa n.
EnT drug siasz ans called n. Esis.-g.s's
sleasa1r Eelis..z.
lht FE'zeir EnuuiS aa n.aiE ~ tx Ar
* e Eaac E-0u 1gr.lc. sIl1a a. ss-u-s-
* 1s4.iik--2. ~ 1t oiItzs1srt u sauae d--.u.
rll-rz. tr -flas vel known ilaBI --rss.l.s.-
-s-sa herbal 1grnc made from -8srs snd
.sArEs q z1-es r-=eE-ssss, -.z'--a-,itss.--
Is Dr. -Is-nt Lsaiarr lLeaIusz DIS
l1rr-x-
f1- : 1u-iIr <i.a. vi t-esa-n I'd me
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seu 1n-us znd ~'in 1rz1s vnu. ] f--sux of
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aas1irl- -szS10ue-r-zzs5 a cazItss1ns M
lf-rs;I-l q -.a--1-1c s. Is 1ss--z-r-iy sase
, <sis.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21
Government To Fight
Makers of Home Vine

on 1nr T tht iDeaasrc ln1vaaurG
nr TIE police lnt puhbe hl. l.esnls
ARE lsarl.inE b0v rb Inists mHi, nvl.
lr1cxicAtins bsrarazHs nf sffUvn 80
I''reszk ior ii1axieaun1 t-am snet
cHnse ths nlrauln1n rau aHnl e
hnDd N 'weeHtrrs' 5r mli1.s vns
arum Tnrluuf f-uni lna ba-raas lnG
ibt Increased SAFE g. E1aDs e~srlss auG
hAfraA ths caAsnnr e rtrnl rssH-
Iut haf announced hl adar1 l,rns--
0u-inr would tn.inv gbs Errem as f1g
me teEnc tn hUFf II -lsrra av
II tis possession s' fs hlvs u.sru-na
'masl' tnnu wnlia sau- aus huuu
nolis he Disabled whannr 1r u.r
me makar rai-,r insenae6 70 liuf 1is
ssfmaM .a sunA uss Ths rnnairiss
htt es'auaHr tr rbH passesgiar tr .ne
''mRst 1hlr fm ownership III ahs
-'ssria rTsnglng n fbf slrta' euss sraIr
tine q. s1el su s5Bt v'nh In,priHr
nals ui aran nns lnma.l Ia vn van,F
Ind IN 1At fa~mr from a rius MI EabF
n Saleisu VIII 4nnramnnsm a a-an
All mnrIhs 10 rnras vaarg.
-1hs f'ev'ing ur Gisilins gls sl,irf.
nnns fiuDurs Fn, pwsauir use vr
nu be tDiH-naen said sha rslimrtu-
"T'hs 1Ia.ar-nll revenue fspE-1riar
rIl'pisssf x -last viesr'ons nieasuraF
III s-EnEl u uus
Kas sr Ms@ 8rzss-prszss. irr.
The announcement nI neswir ~ 1
ne rsar~ E't -ht ili-ara xwanus ~
-lns'x EgatrsF7 1hs nat.fHrs Il 7l,air sv-r
hannr tE7an -'Huefi new ilra-y1ara
sAiin ~ zi'e fiHg1arrman As wus ne
xi'i 70 afa saafr'al alR Regulating ana
mBnrznn1nse EIla Eas u aiHt sua Ms
1asai11Es .Arsnr'lnss a Giar ,aan.a I
-stailF" Er wtranFr aaalgna ra rhe
lraaatnanI NJ Distilled taliras sgn aam
nsrvs4al 8Ispaaes If l,srss-lea4s arr
presumed n BE- Handea sar sp
nss vhsshs- there Is aamnaa r-ass
nt Them being na useg' r nn Ez
SKA ~ wEn IS nalptee. na MS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21
~-sN MAS a mgrc~

Eaw v4s "a t.a a.a -l.s me q.
Rari.rs xauia ~ shore :. l.erar
Hhaa van a4 an ths ,.ss at .l,r
( Epi--m balss 4h4s n sht a1y
teamed afsr the a1raPsi ana szE ie-
la.=a cal araw naAf. rbf horse ~.
raa le auUll lara.r i.ula a.ls hean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21

huv q hsr'ls of Chzriberlain's Cole
a14 DlssFhpsA Remedy sstore laArl1s
h,11f As 8 wise 6 c1rnos De cs.s.44r-as J
nAfI on B hur rg. rsAinr or pros
's'a'lns sra Ns.hsr car ii ee oa-
= n4l whae en- R,asr5 IRE cars or
steamships H-a e. spsh times AID
nlaces g IS rnasf llsely 70 - needed
lhf safe way IL No bare 81 VIII voU.
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--AN- WINS ~
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Erliss zht g.tsniar xdanr ~slls ze vid4.
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VrtsiE aa1ss man 1h-aueih tsrea,r
F-1r71n2 sTlb.sDt+-v vzis.4-v IL a rs,sas
q 7sisE7hng Sc 511e-z aNE ~ aaasasslv
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ir-nss nFw rau-ans and. n a1a end
<sCnz1ilsss FfndlaBGs.sr ra sbs man ~
3uveF
Gnr1ss,s snalsHiv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21

-l2rnsis are rea IL an-uren zn6
fhamgsia9ric atl ard fhe ror=-urneas
" l~nruaF has agg'rna~a camunIs-
ssh GO asaa'rusn i ths lns@c rs1sng
las ufzliEe5 II ta-r1za' a1up an1 iGs-
rscEnts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21
81. SEATS ros sc
P0c EsEN- SOLD CIR

To1s-5o. C.tin. Mzr -1-.AstnauEh m
negrr-vairs;1r xihzHglsnsfl fa-lis ne
'rves1 ss.zs E-TTz-s ant Jssf -ss.rr, -
rs nsE-aT seven wz-eEs NwET. T@s-
E-st;izsz-'d- E-umora- uc M <sana..si- AZ
noznead sDazr ttsa1 s-i--ns1lr a - ~
ffI rfekHzE- ne <:bosae ~nEzise sazz
nat fesn =caa T.be aznltser & -ns e
--ss=-rsz5oc.s fsa6 szeasasc II sss-.a<-x :
cxurk Tbs xldfsss VI tse zaz 30 &
fns I5rospsrr1re purchasers Er1ExF
1ns ruui,s- uf So ssszzE Is ai-zHsd e
: ssse
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WOVEN SOLDIERS
ls Pc-ss- AMY

Rarss May The advance u tne
F1'iAs arans7 Ehs T-laa nsaa sH ghe
rAgifsa gs EufEttd 1iarrA II z.4rri.sr,s
Raa3sd ilag Is sht Ea.slsh ILL c,zsas rarr-
mixes here was earraed uw iF F'amss
vsEnar arb-z9 l4uns ana rroeas f-srn aAe
Enrv-sHnn as I,s-rla,esp
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srn.riiul hr1l-it. lrs--nus nru
A4li cnrnrf q -in hrH1 ar wtirt
fthS "A esrc -rguln.sr
hnnrr hrrr -rnn--rt r. rs
sAsz -hrr iszr r-cu ~ nusf Is
,or - slr inches I SHIRT -irsls
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! A;Et g-uvH rnrf har. rs,rr
v'hsrt aAianrSs "a .rgiuu.r.s -
us3cH.-
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lrlciv .aes1 FAN : VII s--sw
nEIr
'NC g-cvi nrv hnr hrrucrs
3 ors-rsps -H ssnurrhaA Frrr-
~-fDst a i-iliIng -hs aaif
-'hf s-:'H--.haI haSiI q drrr
mo -ht glEnas En1 usSaak .hs
hEif -nusk
ricEs -nrr u-t n-E-uv-s -h-r
vi rprrcall'r III z,is nnlr
VII rhs gem g, Wn-f -as hn.-
a fiftl-rrse ir its ire
As-u-s 1lEis-s asEins- d.Esas.
tSt = 1A-lnr gangua--s4lntt
Aho WI Ffpt -ns n-. -ssn-r
llc = Esssrt / neal-i,r ncllr
sARo vii 5cs.-rr liz EH-,-
a;-ut ascll Enc rnEist xhs tiu-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21

AIN 81 CUISINES az ufuir lf ruHIra
o ne olteuecs sna 'aanS Ia sAs salus
haAo-ls VITA ne sAl- a. IN AIS
ytrf us log n w9asf ihs sfin y sfs "a,
nr used
ssss'n @inf LAT its
lhotc Iht ru.lng Ans enc m1l ns
a 'masa' from wAicA sB13innus
huur rsuif 10 dissnea. siif iuclud-
ne rlisn. KeasiiA he,vy and o.hsr
.r1n w'inoa hunsy t'1h1uEA. .snf'' ant
rrur hnmt MADE beer ls hf4a ie he
an 'tafs tistllm. fpfn ihauea ht
aoes NJ. even isend "a rssr,lst ant
rontehst tht sprss f~uu snfA
mnsA lu nadias1 co tht maximum
f.ne and lnssr.snrmHrr a. Ssbf and
tiret yalrs psnAl,ies I,-ttlas sa- ne
rur.iscfritr .. az Hrphrasus useg n
making -ht mash and a. raw m1st--
ils sound IN ne prem aas vi3af
mif1g ht % used
nrf1 ne ulEuufpcfu,s e. "s-rl'
'wWm q, uthe' tsgr-I-ur sI'sc.a.lf
n6iTcee -nr Use production tf 5imil-
Cd 'giilts unst he'urs sn;- tla,Irafn.
'i rempred tfnH the llscf iE uaru-
.hmure -fpurv 20 fhe auiectur az r-
.s'ua rtrauue IN tht l.s-an u vlaa
Pc ss-4A' Is ta bs usra f ~ Lni
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g. vi1n ITphnF erenTr v4,ar lhs
cEr .urrisf wrA rs q
fprs swarm Ffs6enre fras tht .-lH fi
nm 70 De- uset far shs fslIlnr 81
nuhn.
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z's's1nE 1nnz . fIs- szss. Ens assz asilf
~ pesl szu-T wn5tir = v.fr-f zeilf--sr
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1nr1n Fr1 auE7ErnE1z- r.iznIi1sie n x.xs-
xlEsr EE she gi.gr.f xner-3-s
EaFr A-andl1s n I es16 8s-ss M
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taklphDrsr rzsx. Cfsr-sD- pss-zs'
laslasn Asdicia Islsess-s-r haz t.sn 8
aml.r -srssc,T II .usr zG1nir fur 7ezz.
y zE1iFs- na1 ! Es-vu-e rauEn s8li1Tznr
rtsnnauriE- Es WIS 1ui6 i use Es1idr-
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s.i-isssilsE = <tlE eszsrz n 5grr t,u-zl4 he
snE rErsS
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iH 1f,s1nre-T Hrse Il rEr--se ne n Z sslzE-f
In- n tafs- IA alr iAnIi.F r< Z x1ssr-
veg We i1zEe 4 haze szsd ar rszlras =
.L-z <. = lsz. - He1 L,-4-....s'.s &
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21

Strzs &C rEfR, CARY xc TlaIads.
-.utzs Cauu-r- ag
Fr-lrrk } Eibsner makes uaaf 1asa b
e Rerl8s.- -,S-'rs- @ use firu IL y !.
dhtnFr Co., n011r business r n
A'nr q Jtais-da. Tspun-r GnL slz1.
z.Egsrs.ss4 &. ant s.EIz ssasr r-1r VIZ ua
th+ sanl. & ONE t5TLSDEaED 1.1as
LIS fsr +nch KnE evP--r caHs zf Ga
sent SIR 7sssalrDo1lli-lE t-s.a
EaENEE & o.. rtia5u. q.
Sn3f fT ar e-pgEislx- ~.
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ta,-'t atzs< rz-rpss sss <:r-s6 s,v 4hs uss
nE HALLS CATAEEE NTr7-TNF
TzATE : -E7ENTT
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= ny sF--s.Esrscs f1iE tn tfrr rf d.
ttsrIlhsE-. A y 7Skf 4 y GLEASON.
sea- NBzR-r -.ussIsr
e. Essa--f Net s-c1rs Il rs-s7.z IN
Fe--rlEi'F El-ac ar-F Lfz-ouEt -sns Esssa1 ur
-he Euusns Su-<sns4 zE zns. SrEsssr.
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/. s,rps AZ it=hsus "a me scala
tAHo Is ne -csu,i ss ris-r<
yrn-s 81 srirrtii.s rxssrrnrrss..
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rn7v-r - pf.Faicszzs tar r~n-,
III hEus nrpcr hrin,-t arr- nsre
~ -bs head.
tAhC fuk Hccnu1plshet VIM
urf-1- --rssilts Srrrr rrurnar.-
q -hs sn-aly sh1Ile use !. rrrn.
my y cDr-nInK ~ HtcahnI
tAI~ IS s.lc - = .nir-
Fntas crur-r-s and x.1aIicft,rns
rlsE ht nHc =; -nt .e--r- hn-.hrr
snups Hns har d---ssirr errns-
lMrnrn1x
= cu-nts T. wv s..,-s-s z-uur
sls; - - crnrs ane ~ c..-x
lHrFt nu--lf ~ s. Eau- -nunrr
VII es q unaec Z vau a.. M
satisfied.
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no fiiaif ffisi-olieff huE nun. ~. 80
t''inrntf sin'lrsI % -fs scs4ir I'M a.
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l'HN'- n'f H nnnlnsaFsiF ssilnsr a.
Mia. sg -fn rarns C. -,r-ar
ar-rriu Farnr sg~s..A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-21

-1s< fsn-Sns-t zs IN H-aEsi-i,..i--.:-.r 5z..r
= zizs TIRED szanz.E r. N. -,.r-, r-riir.r
- ne VIZ wzz q 1szzse ssssk rastr a.
asahl 4'ai There va-s ashssr as:.rr
n r1z 9sr-rn es si;-z-llis-tnx cu--xusr-
bearing n zuasreE
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In 1 ar-g dra te h-se1 lie ares.
.qtx q
EaausuEt 15e-8g-sa -0sS-A q .a-.~ -.-... - ;. :
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-25
Neglect and Careless
ness of Our Troops
Chief Surgeon Charges That Of
ficials Failed to Prevent Spread
Of Some Diseases
MANY INSTANCES ARE CTTEi,

Observation-Disclosures of gross
carelessness and negligence on the
part of war department officials in
failing to prevent or control the
spread of typhoid and paratypoid
fevers in the American army In
France during the war with Ger.
many, are made by the chief surgeon
of the expeditionary forces in a
statement just issued.
Many instances are cited of cpl
denies among our troops, especially
during the last offensives on the
Western front, in spite of the fact
that the occurance and distribution
Of disease were constantly reported.
1T would appear" the report says,
that many officers utterly failed to
grasp the significance. of these warn
ings, fact which may be due to q
false sense of security under the pop
ular belief that vaccination against
typhoid and paratyphoid gives COM
plete immunity even in the midst of
gross insanitary conditions. During
the Chateau-Thierry offensive ap-
proximately Is per cent of the troops
were afflicted with diarrheal dis
eases. The high incidence of in
testinal diseases in this sector was
due to entire disregard of the rules
of sanitation"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-25

by which small amount of dirt is
carried to susceptible hogs.
Government Seizes So-Called Hog
Remedies
Seizure has been effected by the
federal courts of the following pre-
parations:
Anti-Choleric Hog r e m g d ";
American Hog Remedy; Snoddy Hog
Cholera Remedy; Swine-Lixir; Cal
Sine Hog Restorative; National Hog
Remedy; S. H. Hog Remedy; Ahra
Hog Health Compound; B. S. Thomas
Improved Hog Powder.
These preparations are labeled in
such a manner as to convey the i'm
preston that they are effective
remedies or preventatives of hog
csolera and other diseases of khogs.
They are composed of ingredients
which could not produce the effects
claimed by the manufacturers, say
the specialists. The only effective
remedy known for hog cholera, &C
cording to the veterinary experts of
the department of agriculture, is the
treatment by incubation with a
specific serum.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-25
EFFORT TOCON.
troll HOG CHOLERA
Disease Among Hogs
Causes Greater Loss
Than Any Other
HOW TO TREAT 1T

Hog cholera in the United States
causes heavier loss than any other
single disease. The annual loss is
about $40,000,O00. In 1897 the
death rate for cholera was 140 pei
thousand. in 1914 it was 118 pei
thousand. while this figure was re-
duced in 1917 to AZ per thousand
These encouraging results have been
secured thru the perfection of an
anti-hog cholera serum by the
bureau of animal industry of the de-
partment of agriculture.
Farmers Of Idaho thought for
many years that hog cholera was
confined to the corn belt, and that
the soil, climate and elevation would
forever keep this disease from this
section of the country. So prevalent
and deeply rooted was this belief.
that the disease gained considerable
Roadway before it's presence was
recognized.
In 1913, rs per cent of all the
hogs in Twin Falls county died from
hog cholera. In one school district
alon, more than Sc per cent were
lost. This tremendous loss aroused
the farmers to action and in June,
II, thru their efforts, the bureau
of animal industry selected Idaho as
one of the fifteen stations in the
United States for hog cholera con-
troll Under the direction of DR.. w.
A. Sullivan, the government hog
cholera expert, cooperating with the
farmers, state live stock sanitary
board and federal government, hog
cholera in two years became almost
an unknown factor in Twin Falls
county.
In the short space of six months
in 1916, as a result of hog cholera,
in the upper Snake river valley, there
was direct loss of 100000. This
area was Immediately placed under
the supervision of DR.. l.. C. Hender-
son, another government hog cholera
expert, and here again the disease
was soon perfectly under control
Within the past month, there has
been an outbreak of hog cholera in
the northern part of Bannock county.
The control of this outbreak will de-
pend upon the hearty cooperation
of the farmers with DR.. Henderson
and the state live stock sanitary
board.
Altho old hogs may contract the
disease, the shoats at weaving time
or up to forty or fifty pounds, are
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-25

most susceptible. There are two
general forms of hog cholera, acute
and chronic. In the acute form, the
the NEST, within four or five days
after contracting the disease. The
diseased shoats in the nest appears
to be detected and chilling. II COM
PEELED to stir, it shows wobbling or
partial paralysis in the hind quart
ers, tucked up in flank, back arched,
kinks having gone out, of tail, ears
dropping, and eyelids generally glued
together. On light colored hogs,
purplish-red blotches, usually appear
back of the ears and on the under
Part of the body between the legs.
II the temperature is taken, 1t is
found sometimes to be as high as
1O7 to 10S degree F.
In the chronic form, hogs may live
for sereval weeks after having con-
tracted the disease. Altho their ap-
petite remains good, they seemingly
do not digest the food eaten, and
they soon appear unthrifty, tucked
up in flank, back arched, skin thick,
wrinkly and possibly scaly. Regard
less Of the amount and kind of feed
given, the animal does not grow, but
appears to become smaller and thin
ner and finally dies. This form Is
the most dangerous, since the entire
herd may become infected before the
real condition is suspected.
There are many variations be-
tween the acute and the chronic
form, which cannot be recognized
except by thoro examination after
death. If cholera infection is sus-
pected, isolate the infected animal,
and Immediately consult competent
veterinarian. If one is not available,
and hope of recovery of the animal
is given up, proceed as follows:
Kill and bleed the animal; open
the carcass the full length of the
body and examine the lungs for SOL
idification or liver-like formations,
dark red spots over surface of lungs,
kidney, bladder and base of heart.
These spots may be as large as those
on turkey egg, or very much
smaller. Look for ulcers on the
inner lining of the stomach and of
the blind gut (Caecum.) If these
symptoms are found, you may be
sure that you have hog cholera with
which to contend The carcass should
always be burned, not only because
the state law requires this, but be-
cause an outbreak may occur several
years later, if bones of buried car
casses are dug up. Get in touch with
a deputy state veterinarian, or your
county agent, and see that the re-
mainder of the herd is inoculated
with anti-hog cholera
serum, as there is no other method
of controlling the disease. After the
disease has abated, it is very neces-
sary that the premises be thoroly
and then disinfected.
When hog cholera exists in your
community, it is imperative to keep
your hogs on your own premises, per-
NIT no one from an infected area to
enter your hog lots without first
thoroly disinfecting their shoes.
Hog cholera may be spread in
many ways, viz; by man, birds, dogs,
in the streams, in fact in any way
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-25
HE WANTS TO COME
HOME FROM GERMANY

To the Editor of the Standard:
am Butte boy with the army of
occupation in Germany and | have
a parody on SILVER Threads Among
the Cold" which l wish you would
put in your paper.
Darling | am coming back,
Silver threads among the black.
Now that peace in Europe nears,
I'll be home in seven years.
I'll drop in on you some night
With my whiskers long and white.
Yes, the war is over, dear,
And we're coming home, 1 hear.
Home again with you once more
Say in nineteen twenty-four.
Once thought by now I'd be
Sailing back across the sea;
Back to where you sit and pine,
But I'm stuck here on the Rhine.
You can hear the gang all curse
War is hell, but peace is worse"
When the next war comes around
In the front ranks I'll be found.
I'll rush in again pell NELL,
Yes l will will like hell.
WILLIAM H. JUDGE,
Fourth Engineers, Fourth Div,
Army of Occupation, Dungeuheim,
Germany, January q, 1919.
Butte address, IA West Fremont
Street.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-25
Root Proposals Cause Cement.

Washington.-The amendments to
the league of nations constitution pro-
posed by Elihu Root were the subject
Of considerable comment among SEN
ators Monday. Senator Borah Of Ida
no, the chief antagonist Of the league
among the Republicans, expressed
himself as being entirely in accord
with Mr.. Roots position.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13
She Does Family Runtlnn-

Because her two sons are s~oliiors In
"rance. Mrs. Mary Cadet Of snr1ng
Gold Mass. did the family uniting
his wear. She went into -
- . '-rn nnd came bach
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