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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

REGULAR AUCTION SALE
ofE WEHbxE s Mx,EE s.Sia !, sT 3ss5
Ex K iziS 9 SS''iss aEE IS tss
NOS. = L.. AND Nd, ls vEsEY STREET.
1893 shs. schieffelin 4 co. common.
g sis. Schefrelin G Co. prefd
80 shs II John Street ReElty Co
For account of whom 1t may concern.
,. sSSsd 81 Hsnd st IS Syssas
be anas s secured d by mortgage duo
shs Eighth Avenue R. r.
shs Ninth Avenue R. r.
= shs n. Y. Lackawanna & Western Ry.
2 s shs syracuse Binghamton & N. 7. r. r.
: s sh' M va, 1,S, R p r. Co: Of y; =.
2 shs. Electrical Securities Corcn pre.a
$1,000 y. S, Sd Liberty Loan ~ Bonds
s seoo sn rs Cushing Petroleum Co
% 1921 o"oe OF W. +. Applesarth. due July
$1,000 Ashtabula Rapid Transit Co. 81
- Sov M,oona23ngahela Valley Traction Co. ~
$4,000 west Kentucky Goa, Co. So Bond.
sl5;217.ooo Wabash Pittsburgh rerm.na, Ry
s, CO o.: "a Mtg. ~ Ronds. ''
Ing Co.. Inc. to Rose Bernstein dated july
H. Io lsl'' Interest at go on property at
$1,000 Bond 4 I'd Mtg made by Saga Build.
mn Interest so n0s a, s s sn dated Mar
=. oo For Account of Executors
|0. !es p Shlcaso Rock Island & Pacific r. r.
$4,000 ' New Mexico des so .Go,o stamped
60; Series Income Bonds due 1s4i. Oct.
$3.50 Brooklyn Consolidated Drug Co. sond
10Y shs. New Mexico-colorado Coal M,n.
ing Co. common Trust Ctf
100 shs. Atlantic Pacific r. r. common
s. hs. The Cambridge Real Estate Co.
Ss g shs G Greenwich Real Estate CO
$3.50 Greenwich Real Estate Co. Demand
12l2 shs The Forks Coal Co.
16S4 shs Gulf Chicago Ry. Co.
~ chs; The Munoz Boiler Co.
100 shs. Philadelphia SearchIixht Cold a
Copper Mining Co
shs South Shore it %srr, GO, PRED
mon. w. SS'
z shs; South Shore Manufacturing CO. pretd.
No, soo'h ohore Manufacturing Co. Interest
shs. Schumacher Pianoforte Manufactur.
5as shs. Philadelphia Shipping Co.
e ee sns. Maxim Munitions Corpn.
90 shs Devils Creek OIL & Gas Co
shs. American Grocery Co. Let prefd 3
10 shs. American Grocery Co. "a prefd.
. sns. american Grocery Co. common. q
shs Milwaukee Tanning Co I
~ shs The Boston Newell Co. /
io,oo0 shs Glen Lake Cobalt Mines, LIZ
;0o sns Butte Copper Exploration Co
1900 shs. Navajo Pacific Copper Co. CONS
10000 shs. Navajo Pacific coppsr Co. prsfd,
oVU0 shs Cuyutlan Cold Mines Co
l., 3;soo shs Bingham Central Standard Co.
~ shs New Dominion Copper Co, Ltd
Jaw w., Se evo dominion Copper Co. 81 Bonds
seo shs Federal Primer Co. prssd.
oooo shs. Federal Primer Co. common
GIG shs. Remington Gold Mines ca.
wy henasineton Gold Mines Co. Convt. 81
itS she Richmond Eureka Mining ce.
5000 shs. Dobie Mines. I.td. !
Xxx Ems Hudson Bay Zinc Co. Ltd.
aag.]t9 sns Oatmsn Crescent Minin2 Co
20 sns. The Canada Mines Development CO
10000 shs The International petro,sum 4,
OIL Development Co, Ltd -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
Pacific Light & Power CORPORATION

PROPOSALS FOR BONDS,
Ihe Undersigned, trustee under the First
ana Hcfurdine Mortgage of the Pacific
disnf and Power Corporation. dated Nov
2oth, 1911. has on hand tho sum Of s27I.-
nlsIs as q payment to the Sinking Fund
chase OF bonds issued Hereunder. and in
vites tenders Of such bonds for such pur-
chase to an amount sufficient to exhaust
sald sum- Proposals will be received By the
undersigned at its office. SIS Cedar St. New
YORK City, up to IL o'clock. noon on Sept
any bid.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE
TRUST co.
BY CALVERT BREWER. tce-Pres,den+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company
10. Is. 20 and 90 WILLIAM STREET,
New York City.
Coupons and Dividends due in Sep.
TENDER are payable at this Office
on and after September
LIST, 1920, as follows:

: Anerican Brake Shoe Foundry Company
Apex Leasing Company
Butler Water Company Qssue Of 190l)
Granite City, Madison & Venice Water
~ Company
8 Kinsston City Railroad Company.
. Kinston Cotton MiI!s
Lenoir City, Tenn, The City Of
ic III. Vernon Electric Light & Power Com
a." pany
Olean, City Of
Southern Power Company
Union Free School District No. I, Town Of
i Pelham, Westehester County, New York
vnsinian Limestone Corporation
= Wichita Water Company
= September 18th, 1920.
>, Csaeses County, Michigan, 47A1 Road
Il DIVIDENDS
- September LIST. 1920.
Fost Wayne & Jackson Railroad Company
IF. W. Woodwork Co., Common
Sheffield Farms Company, Inc.
New York Shipbuidins Corporation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
Republic Railway & Light Co.
Earnings Show am Increase

The Republic Railway & Light Com
pany reported gross earnings for the
month Of July 1891, PIG, as compared
with $490,880 for the same month Of
the previous year. Net income after
charges totaled $124,15l. an increase of
s5,765 over the corresponding period
of 1919.
Surplus &fter fixed charges was $685.
$50, an increase Of $2,845. Gross earn
ings for the twelve months ended June
80 amounted to $7,413.277, as com
pared with $5,79o,89S for the CORE.
spending period Of 1919. Net after
taxes totaled S1,764,319. an increase Of
$42s. 1923 over the same period of the
previous year. Surplus after charges
was $602.654. an increase Of $246, 069.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange tin
was quiet and easy with Glass A quoted
at $500 to 1890; Glass B, 1880 asked;
Straits shipments, $500 to 1925, with
saleA Of 25 tons September October at
1880. Copper quiet; spot, September
and October 19c asked. Lead quiet,
New York spot 8.75 and East St. Louis
$50. Zinc quiet, New York spot 1856
and East St. Louis spot 800.
London metal prices follow:-Lead
s39 los and futures SAL Tin standard
spot f272 and futures s279 with sales
of 100 tons spot and $50 tons futures.
Copper standard spot sos and futures
e96 IS with sales of 100 tons spot and
100 tons futures and elestrolytic spot
ELL and futures 9117.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

Coffee Futures--Yesterdays coree fu-
lures market wa" dull and withdrawing
acted very small. On the call prices vera
yu n but with no buyers In sight a
lev seiing orders IRON: trade sources found
market closing at net losses for tho day
operators on the exchange found little
where tho demand was rcpor.eu'dull and ~
nominai!y unchanged pricea. Until the do.
mend from the interior becomes more
active i 10 not believed prinea will show
Auch change IN the local market. Firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
TO HOLDERS OF
Js6erson ( Clear6e.d Coal Z Iron Co.
second Mortgage Sc Bonds

q SK@<N1.~V OaNIV4NO ICE.
p Notice Is hereby given, as provided in
Article OF the indenture dated Juno u.s.
1885. securing tho above bonds. that scaled
oners WITH be received up to 10 A. NJ. on
Monday. September IS. 1920. by the United
: Siat"n Mortgage & Trust Co, at Its Office
No. IS Cedar Street. New York, for tho
: ssa'c TO It as Trustee at tho lowest price
: al which such bonds shall be offered not
Exceeding 1859 and accrued interest. Of
ssuncinnt Of the above bonds to exhaust
tns sum Of Twen,y-nine Thousand Four
eight ccnts t$z9,<62ss).
4 .o Cnsrs shall be sealed and endorsed
Cners TOT the sale OF Jefferson q Clear.
nsIo Soal Il Iron Company 80 Bonds TO
,smsg Fund" and addressed 70 tho
THUsT DEPARTMENT. Wv
= MCPHERSON q cLEARF1ELD COAL &
e IRON COMPANY
Ey GEO. H. CLINE. rreasurer
O9teo. Rochester. y. X, Auxust IL isaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
No. 70 Montgomery Street.
Jersey City. N. j.. August 14th, 1920.
To the Stockholders of
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
Having KOtipf. poxvara.

Notice is hereby given that a Special Meet.
Ing OF the Stockholders OF This American
Tobacco Company having voting powers
t.Common Stock b. has no voting power1
will be held at the home office of the Com
pany, No. - Montgomery Street. Jersey City.
n j.. at II o'clock a. NJ. on Wednesday the
Sth day OF September 1920. for the purpose
Of Of considering ard acting upon the question
which the Company is constituted so as to
providc an additional Fifty Million Dollars
$3.50. 900. O00) at par of authorized Common
Stock 3" tnon-voting) of The American To-
bacco Company having the ame qualities as
the present. Common Stock of the Com
pany and further to authorize the Directors
10 issue the whole or any part OF such add-
tional authorized Common Stock b for any
lawful purpose
The Preferred and Common Stock transfer
books were closed Mt noon August 14th, 1920,
and will be reopened at 10 o'clock A. NJ
September 18th. 1920
CHARLES 2. NEILEY SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
Winslow, Lanier & Co.
80 CEDAR STREET
NEX YORK

ZEE FOLLOWING; COUPONS AND orv1.
EESDS ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BASKfS,
TEMPER. 1870 ''
= 6EPrEMBER 1. 1870.
Ceyssand & Pittsburgh r. II. Co. Reg. Guar
0uastArjy DIV. nv "~''
Cetsaan1 = Pittsburgh n. r. Co. Special
Guef. Quarterly DIV. ~
E'ssaaand. Akron & Columbus ny. ca, Con
sv0Stszueuff. Ohio.
EEpTEMHER Is. 1870.
Indaeaapcis. Indiana. School building Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

Southern Spot Observation-Disclosures quiet.
30 points lower. at so.5oc; sales so bales.
New Orleans quiet. 100 points lower. at
2960c; sales. 2l0 bales. Mobile quiet. 100
points lower. at 2s.5oc; sales, nil. Charles
ton nominal. unchanged, at Sac; sales, nil.
Augusta quiet. 80 points lowcr at sc;
sales, nil Memphis nominal. so points
lower at 335oc sales. 10 bales. st. Louis
steady, unchanged. at soc; sales. nil.
Houston steady. unchanged. at. S.75c;
sales. 5,275 bales. Dallas quiet. rs points
lower, at 28. roc; sales 1910 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
COUPONS

e 91fB RwOvlDyMT LOAN SOCIETY
OF NEW YORK.
s es5trcNs pgE sEpT:. T. i $50 % o, sy r.:
Sieve UeDde viii - pssd on presentation At
~ NHfafiys OHsee Of tbs Society, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
Markets i'm Other Cities

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
II w Pa Ry pf. 70 10 70 10
100 w Pa Wa Pw SIX SIX SIX SIX
Is Yves Atrbrake. los los 16b 105
100 Yves Elec.... 40 48 4S az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
H. s.. BANGHART, Treasurer.

RAILWAY STEEL SPRING COMPANY
August 26th. 1920.
cr5xrq u 9ss. dividend OF TWO PER
~ t,r Nh has this day been declared on
payable September aOth. 1890, to stocR.
"o mh OF record September 18th, 1920.
co Hnecks will be mailed by Bankers Trust
H. S. BANGHART. rreamr.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
The Pierce-Arrow Motor ca e.

The Executive Comm,.tae ha. a..,...
tne regular quarterly dividend Of two ner
S Sn s2e) on the preferred stock Of tho
stoc kholders OF record at tho cio.s Of hu. 10
ness September Is, 1920, ~ ""s'
e. G. PEARSON. seerat.rv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
OFFICE OF
The United Gas Improvement Co.

n. w. CORNER BROAD & ARCH SITS.
MI, Philadelphia. June 9. 1920.
the directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend OF ono and three.
quarters per cent (s7lsc per share) on tho
September Is. 1920. to holders Of Preferred
stock Of record at the cloSe OF business
Checks will be mailed
!. W. MORRIS. rre.,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

10 Broad ST.. New York. ANrms, 81 y,...
anil Inc regular quarterly dividend az As an:
octoSsr = isI per cent uhs) viii 30 paid
= sis Aa 8, ss;Ss & M ns;Pssasss ga iSaS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

RAILWAY STEEL-sPRING COMPANY
30 Church Street. New York CITY
August 26th, 1890.
THREE-oUARTERs PER CENT u1%9
n mas =. ms !! Is day been declared on the Pre-
ab 1iaSS ssn}e STOcK Of this Company. pay
OF record September 7fh. 1920.
I me transfer Books will not be closed
Company. A'uSe
H. s.. BANGHARr. rreasnr.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Remington Typewriter Co.
Quarterly Dividend

X0dEtCE 0EVtUSUQ
The Board Of Directors have declared the
quarterly dividends of $1.75 per share on the
outstanding First Preferred Stock, and 81. 90
per share on the outstanding Second Pre-
ferred Stock OF this Company. payable on
October l. 1920. to stockholders OF record
September 10. 1920.
GEORGE X. GILLCLY.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables.--Spot cotton quiet at
176 points decline; midding. .l.tGd. Sales
5000. American, 5000 Imports, IL. 900
American. 5000. Tenders, new docket:
1000 bales. Futures opened easy. at 81 to
So points decline CLOSED unsettled at 81
to 81 points decline Oct. l9.o3d; Dee,
1904; Jan, 1S.7ad; Mar is +oI: May
1884. Manchester: Yarns easier; cloths
quiet.
CottOnseed Oil
Active buying CT December by a prom
Inent local commission house resulted in
an upturn in tie market despite the weak
ness In the cotton market and at the close
OF the day prices were generally to l.
points net higher There We're further
deliveries Of 500 barrels September con-
tracts. bringing the total so> far to 1900
barrels. Total sales for the day were
II 900 barrels.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
AAIERICAN GAN Cc

AMERICAN CAN co.
quarterly dividend OF ons nA g..
quarters per cent has been declared on ,ns
ne csdSsred stock Of this Company. payaSle he
a. the close OF business September ,S,h fano
n nrahster BOOKS will remain open. Cheek:
~'o r. II. 1SAYON
secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

1.-Two beef. fair to
prime. 100 lbs;
d r c = s g d beef,
sides. IL.
Live veal. COM
mon 20 prime,
100 lba.
d Z G SIS e 4 veal.
city, ID. 49,.
1.-Two ewes, 100
lbs.
Dire ssed mutton.
city. ID.
Live lam bH. fair
70 prime. 100
I'M ......
Orc ssed lam BIS.
city. Id. 49,.
Hogs. 100 lbs. :.
Dressed h o e O.
bacon. ID. 80.
Mems pork. hbl.
MeHa beef. hbi.
Lard. n 4 d d IL
West, loo lha.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
III. F.. Ewalds
nistoiske Romaner.

vi har kj4bt hele Restoplaget at
disse udm@rkede Boyer og. sender
dem p~ortofrit til ~vedfajede lave
Priser, SAINT nye Boglister.
1-Valdemarstoget. Historisk Ro-
man fra Diet Fjortende Aarhun-
drede, $50 Slider, heftet. -$1.O0
.2-Knud Gyldenstjerne. Tidsbil-
lede fra Diet Femtende Aarhun-
drede, 512 Slider, heftet...$1.O0
3-Caroline Mathilde. Historisk
Roman, heftet ..............$O.85
4AGriffenfeld. Historisk, Roman,
heftet .............4..$O.B5
6-Niels Ebbestn. Historisk Ro-
man, 1854 Siderr heftet...-..$O.65
6-Jens Glob den Haarde... Histo-
risk Roman, 307 Sider....$0.66
ALE SEEKS ovenstaaende Boyer
faas straks we'd Indsendelse at
Dollars 4.25
7-Blanca. Novelle, 1926 sider;;.
heftet
8-Fortellinger. (Indeholdende 8
kjendte Fortellinger, 1855 ST.
der, heftet ......................$0.8O
91Valdemar Krone's Ungdomshi-
stoffe. Roman i to Dele, 391
Slider, heftet ..........$0.85
10-Den skotske Kvinde paa Tjele.
Livsbillede fra Reformations-
tiden. 600 Slider, heftet ....$1!0O
llama Hardenberg. Historisk
Roman. 408 Slider. Heftet .85
-12-Dronningens J0mfruer .85
G. RASMUSSEN CO.,
z3e So. 4th st., Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
Asthma Lidende.
Penge tinaans paa Farme
POWDER

Rigelig med Penge for code Ansogere.
Skfiv til os hvis De 0nsker ct Lam
, Interstate Securities Company
hele Fourth Floor, Oneida Bldg,
Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
"Sp0gefuglen"
Grundlagt 1893,

Grundlagt 1893.
Axel Kringelbach,.. Red. og Udgiver.
Ut Blad for Sk@mt 0g Alvor; med
uafhRngige Meninger og Anskuelser.
1 Dollar pr. Aar. Forskellige Prove
numre Is Cts. / Frim@rker eller S@lv.
"SpSgefuglen", Perth Amboy, N. =,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26

{. 84pttel-
Morgenen efter 8eigget Dos Maboen par Gblootpig
tioligt paa 8enene. &an bob6e gftene1 fgr unoer-
rettet G1gelbert ON, at ban agte6e at ie fig ON pao
ben lille gie16om for at opitille ct @rogra1n ON bbao
Der par at gigre for at brt1ge ben Droen og. UNDER
en- f%orrruftig geitprelie:
&raeis 81. ists iatte Serren og 3Eiieneren fig i 8e-
begeIfe. Gen fdrite sSs1ipeftion giolot @taloete.
Mfa1 6isponereoe oper ct &ar ganle Mrbeiosbeite,
asspa116 DfSer % ct balot Duii1 Seer. 8pgningerne
bar %foriente, til Des en6ogfaa en- 9iIfton6, Tom los
,beffrDgte, d. De mart biloe5 faloe i 811iuer, oeriom Ser
lite i rethte 9iio tom &inIp.
Dd er oaarIigt DeoIigebolot, : begpnote GngeIbert,
roa BET aItio bar n1arglet paa be ,tbobenoige @e11ge
Till rette Eio at ~foretuge @eparationer. 9erioun set
sbar ftet itrafs, bnpbe set fu11 6reiet fg ON ct a9ar.
&1110re6e s@ploer, men ru-.1
raeon maa aItgebIs brinNee set Offer; lad 5Dibt
BIZ mine aRenge not iifrpffte,1 trbfteoe gblobpig.
e altiaasffrpeuu for at ,1pooenoigt G,.oebet,at
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-02-06
A VALUABLE BOOK

Editors Note: Making the
Farm Pay" is the title of a new
book written by A. B. Gilbert, M.
A., of the Nonpartisan Leader
staff, with a subtitle of "a Stud
y in better Social Organization
Affecting the Farmer" In it Mr..
Gilbert gives a detailed explana-
ton of the planks in the Nonpar..
tisan league platform and treats
a number of other important
subjects not yet acted on by the
League but in the direction of
the fundamental object of the
League in securing a fair deal
for the man on the farm.
Those who have followed the
authors signed articles in the
Leader are aware of the compre-
hensive way he handles econo-
mic subjects in everyday lang
uage and with statistics that
clinch the argument.
1t fills the need of a business
like discussion of the farmers
general problems and as such
will do much to strengthen the
League farmers conviction that
he is on the right track. A care
fully classified index makes
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-02-06
A NOTE TO HOG RAIsERs

Below find a few remarks a.
bout hog cholera in relation to
this vicinity:
Hog Cholera or Swine Fever
Hog cholera or swine fever is
contagious infectious disease
which effects swine only. This
condition is due to a very small
organism or bacteria which is
found n the blood and waste pro-
ducts of the hog. This organism
is generally taken in by way of
the mouth and is found thruout
the digestive tract-thus is
spread by the intestinal contents
Symptoms-The symptoms of
hog cholera are very few and
very seldom noticed before some
dead hog is noticed. The condi-
ton comes on suddenly and lasts
only a few hours, ending in death
in IS per cent of the cases. Once
IN great while find a recovery.
The symptoms show in three
different forms accordingly to
the part of the hog effected, and
kind OF hog cholra present, as it
nlanifests itself in three forms.
Namely:
1. Septicemic form or that
form wherein the blood is effect
ed. First-Animal refuses food.
appears sluggish and weak, loss
of weight, may crawl off and
bury itself in the straw. By close
examination between the thighs.
behind the shoulders and behind
the ears may find red spots of
hemorrhage caused by weakened
blood vessels. The spots range
from the ize of pinhead to THAI
of a penny. Presence of constipa-
ton followed by diorrhea of yell
low coloration. High fever.
Bowel or intestinal form:
Lack of appetite, depressed in
nature, arched back, maybe lame
in one hind leg. Sensitive about
the abdomen. Constipation and
yellow diorrhea alternating. Fee
yer present.
Pectoral or Pneumonia form:
In this form fever sometimes
gets as high as 1O8 degrees. Pre-
sence of cough, squeal is harsh,
difficulty in swallowing and
breathing. Slight discharge
from nostrils may be present.
Sensitive about chest. Arched
back.
Mixed form: Most common in
this community. Here we have
symptoms of the other three
forms combined.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-02-06

Diagnosis: The diagnosis of
hog cholera is very difficult to
make unless you hold a post
norton on dead animal. This
condition must be differentiated
from tuberculosis of swine,
Lung worm of swine, and swill
cholera. Thus due to very few
symptoms shown before death a
very careful examination of the
lungs, intestines, liver, heart,
kidney and skin must be made
following death.
Treatment: There is no med
icinal treatment known for hog
cholera. The only way we have
of opposing these out breaks ev-
cry spring and fall is to destroy
the ones that are down and out.
Then separate the ones which
appear so far healthy and imme.
diately vaccinate. Next-the
dead hogs should be burned.
Then clean out hog houses and
scatter lime about freely. Wash
out all feeders and troughs with
3 per cent creoline solution. Thus
we can partly clean the condi-
ton. The only real method of
working against these outbreaks
of hog cholera is by vaccination
before the herd becomes infect
ed. Vaccination is not a curitive
for hog cholera but real prevent
i've. Some make the mistake OF
waiting too long, till hogs be-
come effected, thus a great loss
finally.
Some are afraid of hog cholera
vaccination. These people !
would advise to talk with some
of their friends who have pre-
viously vaccinated.
j. Hogs may be vaccinated at
any time but what l consider
the best time to vaclnate is when
the hogs weigh about SO or 60
pounds. Then when it Comes
time to feed your hogs for mark
ct you are not worried whether
they are going to die from hog
cholera. The cost of vaccinating
hogs that are small is much less,
therefor we are ahead financialA
ly.
There are two methods of vac
cinating hogs to prevent hog
cholera. The first or single
treatment which consists of US
ing the serum only. This method
prevents for about GO weeks.
then they must be re-vaccinated.
This method is used in infested
districts and where you want
quick results. The other method
or double treatment consists of
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-02-06

the use of both serum and virus.
The virus is the hog cholera or
ganism thus giving the hog a
light attack of the disease which
lasts about IL hours. This meth
|od prevents hog cholera for 18-
20 months or practically the life
of the average hog.
There is one more point to re-
member about how hog cholera
is spread broad cast-by buying
new hogs coming from infected
districts, visiting pens where hog
cholera has been present, dogs
running about from one farm to
the next or along roads, birds,
as pigeons and sparrows and last.
but most dangerous is the wind
and streams which run thru the
farm yards. So you see how cas-
lily it is for this condition to be-
come scattered near and far in a
short time.
If anyone wishes to obtain
any further knowledge / will ex-
plain the best | can Is to cost,
the best method, ime and can OBJ
tain literature for you in this
connection. Hoping this has been
of interest and help to you.
DR. j. III. McCune
Sisseton, S. D.
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in paper and one in colth can be
secured for $500. The above are
approximately cost prices because
the book contains 100 pages,
with cartoon illustrations and di-
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reference to any point treated
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This country may yet reach
the point where "sedition" will
mean opposition to the politician
who happens to be in power
st. Paul (Minn.) News.