davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-01
KLENOTNIK PREPADEN We
SVEN OBCHODE.
Trojice banditu, ukoristivsi
zbozi v Gene $4,000, unikla
beze stopy.

Do zlatnickeho kramu Jose
ia Meyerse, 9706 Cedar Ave.
vaSli vcera rano diva cizinci, z
nichz jeden cht6l koupiti ne
jaky skvost a druhy rucni yak.
Tfeba totiz zaznamenati, re
Meyers zabyva Sc tez prode-
jem zbozl galanterniho a mi
mo TO vla3tni jakousi Zasta-
varnu. Ia prfchodu ciZincu
byl V kram6 samoten 20lety
MeyarsGv syn, takto hodinar-
sky pOmocnik a ponevadz ci-
zinec, o koupi zavaZadla Sc u
chazejici, jaksi special, mia
dy Meyers chtel mu pfede-
vsim poslouziti Zavedl iej
do skladiSt6 "a kramem, kde
kufry, tlumOky, vaky a podob
ne zbozi druhe ruky ma u
schovane. Meyers nevsiml 81,
re je druhym muzem nasle-
dovan a nez Sc nadal, diva re-
volvery zaleskly Sc mu pred o.
Gina. Klenotnik sahl sic po via
stni zbrani, kterou mu vSak
bandite vyrazili pravice. Me
Zitim vessel do kramu 'lreti ban
dita, naeez klenotnfk prinucen
pokladnu otevriti. Pc otevTeni
kasy lupici Meyerse spoutali
u3ta ucpali mu roubikem a pc
casteGnem vykradeni kasy z
kramu uprchli. Bandite odnes-
Ii celkem 200 diamantovych
prstenu, rs Zlatych hodinek
Gene drobn6jSich skvostu i dia
mantn neZasaZenych, jakoz
S35 V bankovkach, zpusobivSt
zavodu asi "a $4,000 ztraty
Mlady Meyers objeven byl po.
zdeji sousedem Anerbachem
ktery zbavil jej pout roubi
ku a pripad policii telefono
val. Meyers pOskytl ufaddm dc
konaly popis lupicu z nchz je.
den ma svou fotografii V poll
cejni galerii zlocincu.
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MESTSKA NEMOCNICE
EAST CLEVELAND.

Ia vterejsi schuze rady Y
predmesti East Cleveland roZ.
hodnuto vypujciti 81 dalSlcf
S250.000 ma dostavbu velke o.
becni nemocnice ma Euclid A.
We. roh Strathmere Ave. PreC
m6sti vypujcilo 81 jiE $20O.OO(
2 castky te venovano vSal
$4,000 ma zakoupeni staveni
ste a zbyvajfcich 100000 M
zariZeni nemocnice nestaci
Proto treba dalsi pnjGky, O nj;
ma byt "a listopadovych vo
leb hlasovano.
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SJEZD DELEGATE NAROD
MI BEZPECNOSTNf KOMISI
ZAHAJEN.
Asi 1000 zastupcI zaseda
plesove SIM hotelu Statler.

Dnes dopoledne zahajen by
v Statlerov6 hotelu narodn
5jeZd delegate tax zvane bez
pecno5tni organisace, jejiz uce
lem jest pusobiti We prospect
dokonaleisi ochrany verejne
bezpeci V prumyslovych zavo
1ech americkych. Asi 1000 dc
legalu pribylo do naseho me
sta celkem a Zahajeni konven
ee vyrizeno po desate hodin(
dOpoledni predsedou Va1
Schaackem 2 Connecticut, kite.
Irezto zahajen oznameno bylc
sirSi verejnosti vyzvan6nim n;
pozarnich stanicich V dolen
MIN meste. Delegace V Statlel
hotelu uvilany jmenem mesta
mayorem Davisem a V poledne
ma poGest tychz prichystan by
banket prumyslovou bursou
Odpoledne budou nekteri Wy
slanci prednaSet o bezpeGnost
V industrii, ku kterezto pred.
1aSce budou pozvani tez "a
slupci unii, ably svymi navrhy
akci ohledne lepSi ochrany de
aikG V tovarnach pomahaiiy
Mezi delagaty nachazeii sc
obchodnici, tovarnici, inhenyfi
technikove a riditelove bez.
pecnostnich urada tech kite.
rych velkomest americkych.
We vSech vySSich skolacf
cleveiandskych konaji So dnes
prednasky ohledn6 bezpecno
sti a V okoli squaru hasiti de.
monstruji jak 'treba Sc We civ
Itch nebezpeGi zachovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-01
ZAHADNA STRELBA.
Jeden muz zabit a druhy smr'
telne poranen " Euclid.

Blize trait Nickel Plate dra.
ny V pfedmeslsk6 osade Euclid
pfiSel vcera V noci o zivot 29le
ty Polak X. Staneszewski 2
Wickliffe a jeho druh Frank
Gablonlki, 1885 st. Clair Ave.
smrteln6 byl postrelen. Prosly
cha Sc tez, re V pripadu tom
pozbyl zivot dalSl polsky del
mix, kterazto povest nenl vsak
posud objasnena a cely pfipad
je We skutecnosli zahadou. RI
neny Gablonski tvrdi, ze vySe.
j S dotcenymi svymi krajany
do euclidskych houStin ma lis
kove oriSky a "a zpatecni ce
sty re natrhali 81 tez n6kolil
hroznu vina. Kdyz vraceli Sc !
zelezniCni trait, diva ozbrojen
bandite Sc ma ne vrhli a hneC
stfelbu zahajili. StanesZeWsk
usmrcan byl ma mise aItfikrai
po3treleny Gablonski h doplek
Sc do blizkych slevaTen Gleve
land Brass and Cooper Mill
Ma Babbitt Road, kde o pfepa
du referoval tamnejSi nocn
hlidce, nacez cleyelandska pc
Iicie byla uvedom6na. Gablon
Ski byl pozdeji odvezen de
East Cleveland nemocnice, KIT,
rou sotva kdy xiv opusti. M;
strelnou ranu V hrdle, ma tvar
a pr1ou, takze lekafi obavaj
Sc nejhorSiho.
Proslycha Sc tez, re ma sire
be podileli sc zeleznicni deLel
tivove, stfezici nakladni voz,
Il Babbitt Road vyckavajici
kde posledni dobou mnoho kr,
dezi 81 prihodilo. Nome tudi
re zmin6na polska trojice str
la Sc nikoli 9 bandity, nybr
! dotcenou zeleznicni policii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-01

Do londynskeho hotelu pfi-
iela pozde vecer DANA prala
81, ably vykazan il byl jeden pO
koj. Spravce hotelu, do posled
niho mistecka preplneneho, O.
mlouval Sc: "Lituji velice, ma
DAM, ale nemame jiz zadne
prazdne l6zko mimO jedno We
svetnici sofera."
"Dovolte pane! Ia co mne
mate? Nevidite, lie jsem da-
MAJ" rozhorlene zvolala pani.
Spravce hotelu ma to: "Vi-
dim, vidim, - ale mas sofer
jest take dama!"
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Z dob valecne G.nnosti zen.

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-01

Kdyz Sc tax re3talo dohoda
Sc postavila ma princip emo
graficky, pax zbylo jedine w
chodisko pro smirne resent,
hlasovanf lidu: Rekli jsme vice
krate, Re Sc ho nelekame. Bu-
de ovsem zaviset ma blizSich
oodminkach plebiscitu, jichz
1osud nezname. Ia samozfej-
me povazujeme, re mnze hla-
sovati jen domorody clovek.
oodle scitani z roku 1910 bylo
Ia Tesinsku celkem $4,000 o.
sob prislusnych do jinych ze-
nj. Z techto lidi byla jiste vet
iina PolakG. Pomer narodno-
,tni je ma Tesinsku tento: Po-
aci 223.000, Cesi $4,000,
Iemci 10000 osob. PGjdou-li
ysichni Nemci pri hlasovani 0
Tesin3ku Cechy, jak lie oce-
<avai, byl by pomer 223.0O0
PolakG a $4,000 Cechn a
NemcG. Pocitame-li, re z hofej
5ich $4,000 cizincG ma Tesin-
,ku bylo 10000 Polaku a 15.-
300 Cechu a Nemcu, byl by pO-
ON pomer 10000 domoro-
lych Polakn a 10000 Nemc6
Cechil. Byl by tedy potet
iusi ma obou stranach asi stej.
~.
Mezi Polaky zapoctena jest
! gsak take znacna cast TAX Nv
Slenzaku, kteri o pfipojeni Il
7oolsku nechteji niceho slyseti
| Adybychom pocitali, re jich je
len asi 100000 I've skutecnost
ich buda viqA byl by pomei
$4,000 pro 4ylsko a 10000
pro nasi republiku. Ia sanho
zfejme povazujeme rovnez, ze
Dude jak v soudnich, tax V po.
| itickych uradech dosazena ts
az administrative, jako byla
iii prevratu a ze bude Tesin.
,ko obsazeno dohodovym vol
'kem. Tedy zprava o plasbisci
u mas nemusi lekati. Muzeme
ple1biscitem ziskati to, co by
lam iinak nepripadlo. Muze
ne zlskati TeSinsko cele. Blu
lie ovSem zalazeti ma tom, jal
bylo feceno, jake budou dals
podminky proto usudek budt
il mono u6initi, az podminky
.yto budeme znati. V kazden
pfipade jest toto resent uspe
chem prot rozhodnuti komise
0ro ceskopolske zalezilosti
lie niz jsme NELL Ztratiti Bo.
humin, Orlovou, Rychvaldy
Lazy, Suchou atd.
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$40, 100000 OAR.

John D. Rockefeller daro-
val vseobecnemu vyboru pro
vzdelani, kteryz zalozil roku
1902 dalsich $20.O0O.000 ku
zlepseni lekarskeho vzdelani
v teto zemi. Abraham Flexner
tajemnik tohoto vyboru pravil,
re cely obnos, urok i kapital
Sc vynalozi ma zvelebeni lekaf
skych skol V zemi primo a
prakticky. Nejdriye Sc ucini
pfehled lekarskych skol a pax
Sc rozhodne, jak Sc ma kazdt
pomoci, ably to CELLO ku pro.
spechu cele zeme.
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ODVLEkLI POKLADNU 600
LIBER TEZKOU.

Do hostinskeho lokalu w.
A. Brodia, 1867 vych. 55 ul.
vlamali sevcera casne rano lu-
oici, iimz podafilo sc vyvleci
pokladnu 600 liber tezkou do
vyckavajiciho auta, nacez uje
Ii ma prerii "a Nottingham, kde
pokladnu roztrhli dynamitem
a vyplenivse il ujeli do
neznamych koncin. Brodi tvr-
di, re prisel kradezi o $400 a
nyni znicena kasa re mivala
ceny $50. Pronasledovani lu
picu ujali Sc predmeststi de-
tektivove. Az posud ale meme
Ii We SVEN pronasledovani "a
dne StesLi.
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SBfRKA
We prospech Ceskoamerickych
a sibirskych legionarI:
Clenove Ohio Fishing
Klubu slozili: 81
Frank Dvofak rs. $1.O(
Louis Kebrle e. $1.0C
25. zafi vykazano J $227.65
/. rijna naleza Sc v ad-.
ministraci "Sv9ta" $229.6G
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iLASY TISKU o PLERISCI-
TU MA TESfNSkU A SLO-
VENSkU.


znamky a podani nabytych
nformaci. Doslat' zprava pa
.izskem rozhodnuti V pozd-
lich hodamach nocnich.
"Narodni Politika" srovna-
a ztratu T6sinska S urvanlm
)ruskeho Slez3ka, Kladska ko-
'une ceske pc valce roku 1742
'red celym svetem prohlasuje
ne = pravf list - re nikdy
lemuzeme uznati platnych ma
okG ma naSi zemi a v6rime, re
laSi Zastupci znovu zakroci u
lohody proti tomu, ably takto
Jyla trvale roZreSena teSinska
tazka. Necht' pod dojmem pa
lzske zpravy ustoupi vsechny
tranicke zajmy a kazdy spe-
ha ma obranu spravedlive We
i naSi ma TeSinsku.
"Venkov" doufa, za bude Wy
lalozeno vSe, ably diplomati-
:kymi prostredky bylo docile-
10 napravy.
"Ceske Slovo" poznamena-
q: "Jen ito, ze Sc dosud dou-
a, re rozhodnuti neni definiti
nj, mirni ponekud hrozny do
EN- zpravy. BOZ zcela skoncen
eni a bude V mem diplomatic
y politicky pokracovano.'
'Pravo Lidu' slibuje: "Bu-
eme i nadale nalehat ma Via.
u, aby V pfipad6 nepriznive-
nam rozhodnuti pafizske
conference rouzila vSech pro,
,fedku k docilenl napravy We
myslu dobreho naSeho prava'
oc. demokracie bude Sc stej.
YIN duraZem haiti stanoviskC
e nesmi dojiti ke krveprolit
opakovani valeCneho b6sne.
H."
Prayer Tagblatt" We clan
u "Krivda tesinska" pravi, 4:
afizska zprava neprekvapila
lin. predseda Mar. shromazdf
/ liz ma rozhodnuti neivysS
ady pfipravil. List podotyk;
e cesky stat musi zaridit svoj
olitiku die vlastnich zaimu {
ikoli die antipatii, jez pre-
zal cd spojencG. Jinak mus
Iechove svou nad6ji klasi '
o, co povazovali dosud Ia zlt
in: moznost, re parizsk,
liktat Jest schopny zmeny. M
i chybnymi u7nesenlmi, je;
la Seine byla ucinena, figuru
nyni take jedno, ma mem;
naji CeSi zajem a take on
nuseji spolupracovat, ably to
0 bylo V priliSnem sp6chu sta
oveno, bylo podrobenO odbol
emu a sv6tovemu miru v pra
de prosp6Snemu prezkouma
| III
4 Vidne. post. zprava.) V
! lenske listy jsou celkam spoke
eny s rozhodnutim V teSin3k,
! Dtazce. "Neue Freie Presse
e raduie, re rozhodnuti do
)adne We prospech POlska
Idezto "Morgen' Sc Ease radl
e. re ceskofrancouzske tai
uhe pratelstvi znenadani s,
latrhlo. (Francie stala po ce
on dobu konferance mirove ;
axe V jednani vecech tesin
'kych Verne ma strane ceske
oroto jest radost yidenskeho t
ku nemistna. Pom. red.)
/ 4 Vidne. Post. zprava.) IN
:. Pres oznamuje z Hlivice
;e ma dohodovou komisi bylt
)oblize zamku, kde Jest ubytt
ANA, strlleno polskymi cetami
sanen nebyl nikdo.
| Z Prahy. Post. zpr.) Ofici
Inc potvrzuie Sc zprava, II
l ejvySSi rada mirove konferer
e rozhodla We spolu ceskopol
KEN pro provedeni plebiscitl
l. TeSinsku, Grave a SpiSi.
/ Ones dopoledne konala $,
IA hrade ministerska porada
le ktere byli povolani take 2;
II Hunpj IpHn pt liyVcb ctrop NJ Q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-01

Divadlo "Modra Krev"
sehraje Ochotnictvo Ceske
Sine Sokol ma Clark Ave-,
19. fijna 1919.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-03-01

1T would be mistake of hog chol-
era," said DR.. Mohler. 1.-THE immen-
sity of the problem is such that it can
be attacked successfully only when
the states and local organizations are
in position to cooperate with the
Federal Government. The first and
most important steps have been taken
already and the rest appears to be
largely matter of time and educa-
ton"
The last territory infested with cat
tie scab was released from quarantine
in April of 1918, and only 10 counties
in California, II counties in Texas and
8 parishes in Louisiana are now under
quarantine for sheep scab. These dis
eases, said DR.. Mohler, at one time
prevailed throughout most of the re-
gion west of the Mississippi River.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-03-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
0ooooooooooooe

Following last Sundays lesson the
Israelites remained at Mt. Sinai about
one year during which time the taber-
nacle was constructed and the great
code of laws recordede in the book OF
Leyiticus was received. The host
had travelled to the border of the
promised land-the land OF Canaan,
II was now less than two years since
they had been delivered from Egyp-
tian bondage. From herd Of slaves
they had been transformed into a ma
ton, free people. They had been
given natural ideals through their
great leader, Moses.
Four hundred and thirty years be-
fore this time God had called Abra-
ham out Of Chaldea and promised to
make Of him great nation and to give
to that nation the land Of Canaan for
a habitation. The clock had struck,
and the hour of destiny had passed.
Gods promise to Abraham was now to
be fulfilled. Before this host of three
million Of people lay the rich land of
Canaan, land flowing with milk and
honey" an agricultural land. The
God who had delivered them from
their bondage by mighty miracles was
still leading them and promised to
! give them the land for an inheritance
forever. There was nothing to do
but "go up and possess it." No nation
ever had greater opportunity. What
happened?
With victory within their grasp they
turned their backs to the prize and
their faces to Egyptian bondage!
Moses sent twelve men, leader
from each tribue, to spy out the land,
before they would enter. He did this
at the command of God. After SUR
vey Of forty days, in which they went
through the length and breadth of the
land, they returned and made major
ity and minority report. All agreed 1t
was a rich, delightful land, filled with
towns and cities. many of them walk
ed; and that there were some mighty
men whom they called giants" in the
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-03-01
WORDS FROM HOME
Statements That May Be Investigated.
Testimony Of Maysville Citizens.

When a Maysville citizen comes to
the front, telling his friends and
|neighbors of his experience, you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
of people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence.
Home endorsement is the kind that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills Such tes-
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves 1t true. Below is a statement
of Maysville resident No stronger
proof of merit can be had.
George H. King, prop, grocery Sis
e. Second st., says: Il have used
Doan's Kidney Pills of and on for
several years, getting them at Chans-
lor's Drug Store and have been
greatly benefited by them. Sometimes
the kidney secretions have been ire
gular in passage. | have suffered Sc
verely with aches through the small
of my back. When | have been in that
way, ! have used a box or two Of
Doan's Kidney Pills. They have never
failed to cure the attack In quick or
DER"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy : get
Doan's Kidney Pills = the same that
Mr.. King had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgre., Buffalo, N. Y,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-03-01
DESCRIBES LIBERATION OF
LIVE STOCK FROM DISEASE
Chief Of Federal Bureau Of Animal In.
dustry Sees a New Day Dawning;
Asks Continued Support Of
Business Interests.

Washington-"R results in the
ontrol of animal diseases give Wis
on of new day in which the Amer
can stock raiser, freed from the raw
lges of some of his foes and with 9TH
,rs brought under subject, can pur-
;ue his calling in greater security,
nd increase his contributions toward
IMPLYING the growing needs Of the
world"
That Is the encouraging outlook for
American farmers in fighting an an
lual preventable disease loss Of $175,-
100000. as described today by DR..
7. R. Mohler, Chief Of the Bureau OF
Animal Industry, U. s. Department Of
Agriculture, before the Agricultural
Committee Of the American Bankers
Association.
After expressing appreciation for
he help of American bankers and 9TH
,rs business men in fighting animal
diseases, DR.. Mohler said: Through
the joint efforts of Federal and State
agencies and of stockmen generally,
spurred on by the unusual require
ments of the present, we are pressing
more vigorously than ever before our
assaults against enemies that have
too long preyed upon our flocks and
herds"
DR.. Mohler reviewed the status of
the principal livestock diseases that
have attacked or are attacking domes-
tic animals in this country. express
ing hope that all Of them will be eth
er entirely eliminated or brought I'M
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Because of Blackstone Being at the Opera House tt

land. Ten OF the twelve said we can
not take It.; two--Caleb and Joshua
said, 1--WE can conquer 1t and make 1t
ours" They based their confidence
on Gods promise to give It to them.
He had said, 81 will fight your battles
for you"
The only difference between the re-
ports was the difference between faith
and unbellef. This Is the difference
between successful and unsuccessful
workers In Gods Kingdom today.
Lack of faith Is the weakness of the
church today, and ever has been. We
learn from Heb. 18th chapter that all
the great triumph Of Gods people
have been won by faith. Faith gives
courage and courage brings success.
During the late war everything hing
ed on the morale of the army. So it is
In Gods spiritual army. The Chris
tian man must cultivate his faith by
prayer by reading the Bible, by study
ing the lives Of great Christians
Faintheartedness means failure. God
means for his church to conquer the
world for Christ and because of unbe-
lief she has failed. For their unbelief
the Israelites were doomed to wander
is the wilderness for forty years, and
none of them who were over twenty
years old when they left Egypt were
permitted to enter the promised land.
For nearly two thousand years the
church has been hating before the
worlds conquest and making but a
feeble effort to obey the great COM
mission.
A better day has at last come, and
the church is rallying to this grea,
enterprise as never before. GO for
ward has been sounded down the
line, and the hosts Of Gods elect are
training for the final assault. Ev-
erything indicates that "the gospel
will be preached to every creature" in
this generation. So mite 1t be.
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500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper win DO
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that II catarrh. catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces Of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have 80 much
faith In the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
- Addresa r. J. CHENEY & co.. Toledo.
Ohio. eolA By all Druggist. TIC.
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der such control that their ravages

der such control that their ravages
will be negligible as compared with
the present great annual losses-esti-
mated to have been $212 100000 in the
single. year 1914.
The campaigns for increased pro-
duction have yielded especially fruit
full results with regard to pigs and
poultry. Indications are that the in
crease of Is per cent in pork produc-
ton for 1918 over 1917, as asked for
by the Food Administration, has been
realized, at least in weight If not in
number of hogs. Poultry also shows
material increase, and enormous
quantities of eggs have been pre-
erved by householders in the season
of plenty for use in time Of scarcity.
Efforts have been made also to main
tain and increase the output of dairy
products by means of more and better
cows, better methods and practices,
and the extension of the industry.
After describing how American
bankers and business men aided in
stamping out the infection of foot
and-mouth disease in 1914-the most
serious and extensive that has occur
red in this country-Dr. Mohler gave
attention to the campaigns in which
the bureau is now engaged.
"The most striking example Of what
has been and what may be accom-
plished in the systematic stamping out
Of animal diseases is the campaign for
the eradication of the southern cattle
ticks. he said. In little more than
10 years the area infested by these
parasites has been reduced from 1885,
sos to 270,036 square miles, the area
freed from ticks amounting to 1885,
259 spare miles, or So per cent of the
whole. Ticks are charged with direct
losses calculated at $40,O00,00O an
nually and with far greater indirect
losses. The success Of this work, said
DR.. Mohler, not only stops the losses
caused by the ticks, but enables the
country to increase and extend the
cattle industry, with increased pro-
duction of meat and dairy products
and with great benefit to general agri-
culture.
Hog cholera doubtless has caused
heavier losses than any other single
disease" declared the Federal official
The annual loss varies from year to
year, but has been estimated to aver
age s40.O00,00O. A few years ago, af-
ter many years of scientific research.
the Bureau of Animal Industry sue
ceeded in preparing a serum which
would protect hogs against this dis
ease. Field experiments have demon
strated that this serum gives practi-
cally absolute protection to hogs that
already have not contracted the ma
lady. while 1t greatly reduces the loss
In herds in which the disease already
has appeared. The countrywide death
rate from hog cholera In 1917 was but
~ to the thousand, the lowest in S5
years and wonderful contrast to the
IA to the thousan din1 ss7 and the
lis 10 the thousand I'm 1914.
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g Public Ledger March 1, 1890. G
Mrs. M. J. Conrad's dwelling and
business house on Second street,
Fifth ward, and will open a grocery.
Mr.. A. M. Pepper dies at German
town.
The Brooksville Review resumes
publication under the ownership of
Hon. W. A. Byron. Hugh S. Young
lie editor and publisher.
William Wilson, at work yesterday
: at the Cotton Mills, had his hand
caught in the machinery and it was
entirely taken off.
DR.. A. N. Ellis, of near Aberdeen
will move to this city the latter part
of this week and take up his residence
Third street.
in the Warick property on West
Leaf tobacco is selling at Augusta
from to 5 cents per pound.
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