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OMAHA STAMMER'S INSTITUTE
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Stammering and other
speech defects cured
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School, 427 Ramge
Block, Omaha, Neb.
Write for references and information
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GERMANY HAS
CATTLE CURE
Cattle Itniser in t.trniMii (.lad
Kihpm r Cure for Foot and
Moiilli Ileae
to
Berlin, Germany, March 17 Cut
tle raiBera in Germany art eagerly
awaiting a decision by the govern
ment as to the merits of the cure
for foot and inouth disease annaunc
ei recently by Prof. Ludwlg Urieger,
a eVMlntrulshed German scientist,
and his assistant. Dr. II. Krause. The
remedy in called typosafrol, and is a
derivative of saffron.
Il it administered easily by mix
ture with the water which the cattle
drl .L. The formula has not been
ma public, however aud there is a
dlv"".on of opinion as to whether an
effective check has been discovered
for this cattle plague, which costs
Stockmen all over the world millions
f dollars annually.
As previously reported, il is claim
ad that 290 bead of cattle were suc
cessfully treated and members of
the relchstsg have asked the govern
ment to Investigate tb rmdy, with a
view to acquiring control of it if ef
fective and furnishing it to cattle
raisers at cost.
Professor Urieger, who also re
cently announced a new method of
treating sleeping sickness, is one of
a large band of Investigators' who
have been giving their attention to
the foot and mouth disease germ,
whose identity was only recently es
tablished by a Swiss scientist. Dr.
Urieger believes that his discovery
may not only be effective against the
foot and mouth disease, but against
other germs, to which the blood of
cuttle is subject. If only his claims
as to the former are borne out, how
ever, that cure alone will be suffici
ent to confer a real boon to humanity
for the disease has been one of the
great factors in the hluh prices for
meal.
A widespread epidemic of the dis
ease occurred in 1850; 4.000,000 cat
tle were affected in 199 and 1,000.
000 in 1900, notwithstanding the
most rigid Quarantine measures and
the slaughter of whole herds of ani
mals. And three years ago the pm
again swept throuah the empire.
Great numbers of farms are still in
fected. The disease has even become a fac
tor in politics, furnishing the basis
for a Kreat conflict, furnishing the
basis for a great conflict between the
government and the agrarians on the
one hand and the Socialists, Radicals
and other representatives of the mid
dle and industrial classes on the oth
er. The latter assert that the regu
lations closing the frontier to all for
eign livestock are absurd, in view of
the fact that the herds of Germany
are more extensively affected than
those of most of the countries from
which Importation is possible, and
that t.'ie bars are kept up merely to
let the landowners get high prices
ror tueir meat.
TAKDIXKSS n:iu EXTAGE LOW
Omaha where he attended a meeting
of officials and traffic men. The pur
pose of the meeting was to make ar
rangements for the handling of re
frigerator enrs during the summer
months.
ASSESSOK LINKS l l WOltK.
School liVMrt for March Contains
Nome Very Interesting and
Instructive Figure
Only twelve cases of tardiness dur
ing the month of March is the record
shown on the report of the Alliance
schools for that time. The percent
age of punctuality lacked but five
tenths of one per cent of beint per
feet. The enrolment was 896. The
number neither absent nor tardy dur
ling the month was 419. The num
j ber neither absent nor tardy during
the year to April 1. was 107.
Work of Assessing Started April 1st
ami to Ik" Completed About
the LuM of May
John Jelinek, the county assessor
Is in the city from his ranch, and
will put In his time here until about
the middle of June, when bis report
must be in the hands of the state
board of equalization. The work of
t king the assessment was begun by
the twelve precinct assessors by
the first of the month. It will take
until the later part of May before
the work will be completed. The as
sessor will then have to make up the
tax schedule aud have it ready to
turn over to the county clerk by
June 10, the date upon which the
commissioners meet as a board of
equalization.
1914 Cadillac which arrived yester
day from Denver. The purchase
was made thru Lowry & Henry. Mr.
Lowry drove the car thru from Den
ver getting here shortly before noon
yesterday. The drive was made
from Denver to Scottsbluff Saturday
In about twelve hours, the greater
part of the trip being made thru the
deep mud,
Glee Club Enjoyed
The Hastings College Glee . Club
and the Treble Clef Club gave a ery
delightful concert at the l'helan op
era house Saturday evening. A large
audience was present. Every nura-
I ber on the program was thoroughly
i enjoyed. Following the concert n
'reception was held at the home of
Mrs. W. E. Spencer. '
Htiy .New Cadillac
Sustains ltrokeii lcg
F. A. Holars sustained a broken
leg yesterday while driving some
cattle on the Lane Heath ranch, a
bout forty miles southeast of Alli
ance. He was brought to the St.
Josephs hospital in this city where
his injuries were treated.
that was formerly owned in Alliance
by Louie Luft, passed thru Alliance
today enroute for Laramie, Wyom
ing. Joe is doing a trained bear act
in the hands of Miss Sample, a clever
little vaudeville lady. Joe is three
years old and weighs 300 pound,
while his trainer weighs less than
100 pounds.
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Friends Enjoyed Hospitality of Mr,
lames Gaddi at Her Home
Thursday Afternoon
j Jih, the Alliance Hear, in City
K. M. Hampton is driving u newj Joe, the big brown cinnamon bear,
Mrs. James Gaddis entertained a
number of her friends at her home
Thursday afternoon. The occasion
was a kensington party. Refresh
ments were served during the after
noon and all reported an enjoyable
time.
The guests were Mesdames Pat
more, Kelly, Iowry, Ella Young, Day
idson. Mote, Coruu, Kuan. Laing and
Miss Soules.
Naturally it was not Col. Koosa
velt who was swamped ia the River
of Doubt. The thing was Impossible
on the face of' it.
Atend Trattic Mcvtiug
A. V. Garln, chief dispatcher at
Alliance, returned this morning from
The. Test of. Time-
The most severe test in dental work lies in the test
of time, we have practiced for fifteen years, and can
show you work we did the first year, that is as good
as new. All our work is strictly high class and fully
guaranteed. Painless extraction of teeth with use of
Vitalized Air.
For Good Denistry try
Taft's Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas Street
Omaha, Neb.
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