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THECERO RECORD. CUERO;TEXAB
WEDNESDAY, SFPFEMBEE 6, 1939
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Equine Infection
37 YEARS AGO
Established in 1894
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concentration in the blood that it ! Rockey Guyman and Miss
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The human symptom, interpret
the horse’s pitiful situation. Fever,
dizziness, incoherence, convulsions,
drowsiness and complete insensibil-
ity are the progressive stages of
decline.
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vulnerable.)
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monds and the heart A. then lead
another heart, how should do«
clarer play for 4-Hearts?
cases.
Last summer the disease began
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people where their true friends may be found, if they will
adopt a reasonable and peaceful course.
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that she was near. It was almost
dark by this time. When they
halted for a brief rest she spoke
to him. ।
“Shot, axe you really angry with
me ? Or were you just pretending ?”
“Yeah," he said.
“Yeah, what?"
"I'm really mad. I ought to dust
yore—I ought to have, made you
mind me."
She giggled a little at him, hap-
pily.
“I've changed my mind,” she
said. “I'll go back now, if you want
me too.”
. “Hunh?”
“J will. Do you want me to go
back now?”
“You better come on, now you’ve
started. You'd get lost”
She laughed again, a girlish,
comradely laugh. Shot pretended to
remain stem, but he couldn't en-
tirely conceal his feelings. The tone
of his voice, his slightest manner-
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It has a seasonal distribution,
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With an inexperienced partner.
South on" this deal was straining
to get, into No Trump games
played by himself by any con-
ceivable device; Imagine his open-
ing this with 1-No Trump. When
North leaped to 3-No Trumps and
East doubled. South was afraid
to try to show his clubs, so ac-
cepted the weight put on him. .
Then again, Antarctica might come in handy now
then for people who like a little privacy.
Englard last summer and caused
several deaths before the value of
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G. P. Willis of Hochheim was in
the city today and reports a good
rein in his section last night.
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After the opponents peeled oR
four spade tricks, a heart was led
to the J and A South counted up
and saw he needed a squeeze, with
no other possible play. So he ran
all his clubs. As he played the last
one, he also had left the heart 10
and diamond 8. In dummy he had
three diamonds, one of which he
discarded harmlessly on the last
club. I
Now what could East do? If he
discarded his heart K. declarer
would cash the heart 10 and then
take in the diamond A. If East
tossed away from his diamond
K-Q. the declarer could cash the
diamond A and rake in the now
good J
The reason this play works
against either opponent is that
the single threat card is in the
same hand as the squeezing card.
produces characteristic symptoms
in the animal.
Early Diagnosis
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dry bed has swung ke
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Thcy argued some more and he
' couldn't convince her Then he told
her, in some heat, that she was as
herd-headed as a mule. She did not
get angry; she just stood her
ground.
“If you start off without me. I
shall follow," she said, demurely.
“I vent be left behind! I won't!”
"Then come on," he growled at
last? In resignaticn. “You -certain-
ly are contrary. My gosh. I would
cure hate to be your husband!”
“Nobody asked you to be my hus-
band. Mr. Shot Rogers! Besides. I
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Diagnosis, and early diagnosis at
that, is important because we have
now developed a virus vaccine by
growing the virus within a chicken . , ,
egg that contains a living embryo - Suryey, et .1 and 2 per Lersue Cm »lo
about 12 days developed. icent of 1^th initerest in 80 aqres Faul Childress
Encephalitis of al types belongs
to the group of virus diseases. Vi-
ruses are ultramicroscopic organ-
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Buck McCrabb of Thomaston was ■ Veterinarians have known of
a Cuero visitor today, only a light , sleeping sickness in the horse for
shower fell there last night. many years. It has been increasing
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When a girl turns down the movies,
that’s news, and the girl is Marcia
Steinhauser, of Eugene, Ore., who
rejected a screen test and -possible
contract with a major studio in
favor of a teaching job in Eugene.
She is a University of Oregon
graduate.
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with the girl at his hecla. T
saw no 'other living thi, and t
remained in the "dry’* stream
which had become quite nar
between rock welia The 1
around them was extremely rov
and walking was easier in
damp sand than elsewhere. T
noted that the stream'bed cur
rapidly, too.
In a few minutes The Bound
water had grown stronger, i
presently Shot whispered: "7
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Mrs. Harry Rathbone and little ’ i numbers alarmingly in theslart
one year 13.00; six months $100 in Dewit ilting Cuero relatives, returned home 23,000 cases and last year 185,000
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| the reallv quick printing servics
fey in School
Hot lack of jobs but belief that more education will im-
prove, teir chances of success is keeping more older pupils
in school in. reepnt years. This is the opinion of a school
superintendent in an Industrial city where enrollment in the
dlderlage groups is at the highest point in the system’s history,
-hiznrollment has been decreasing in the lower grades as
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to her. She started humming a lit- - ‘ - - —
"Ycu better stop” he interrupt- Their trek was a hard one, made
ed. "You are talking all mixed up harder by the fact of darkness and
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lest in 293.87.acres of land.
imigratlon has been curtailed, birth rate has declined and
sidence sections have moved into suburbs. But the older
upiis, who might leave school if they wished, are staying
ond the compulsory age limits because they like school
id want more education.
This puts a new obligation on the city and public schools. I
base eager young seekers-must have better educational op-
riunity than ever. There should be the sound basic train-
gwhieh teaches them to think and to use the tools of edu-
.tion, and prepares them to go forward in chosen specialized
les. There should be schools with education arid training for y
ose whose abilittes'are of the handand eye • rather than
< mind The faith in education must be justified.
THE BACKWARD SQUEEZE
IF PLAYERS understood it as
I well, the backward squeeze should
be executed almost twice as often
as the forward squeeze The po-
sition is no more complex, and it
I has the advantage that it will
work against either the opponent
’ on the right or the one to the left
in case either of those unhappy
worthies has to try to guard two
f crucial suits unaided by his part-
I ner The forward squeeze requires
I ability tp make the important op-
! ponent discard before you do.
whereas with the backward
I squeeze you don t care whether he
F discards before or after You have
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I. wn discard does no harm to you
CAAPTEr THIR/ r-EIV/’
“LORENA, how scared are you?
I mean are you afraid to lay out
here in hiding while I slip across
, there and see what I can learn?”
"I am not afraid, Shot. But I
want to go with you.”
“No, no! You don't understand.
Look—those Mexican rustlers have
driven Phantom cows up the dry
stream bed and then put water into
the dry bed somehow. It’s plain
as day, but I've got to know how
they did lt..I think I can cut across
at an angl: here—-since we are al-
ready on the high altitude—and
come out on the upper reaches of
‘ the stream somewhere. See? I can
learn just what happens. I probably
1 can see the cattle trail up there,
' too; where the stock came out of
the stream bed.”
“But Shot, we started out to-
gether!”
“My lordy, Lorena, you—”
“My lordy, nothing. I am not a—
a setting hen! If there’s no danger
for you, then there's none for me.
Besides that. I'm as curious as
I you are.”
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EWe condemn intolerance, but at the same time we are
guilty of intolerance if we refuse to recognize that both family, after a short visit with Cue-
ty and Italy have accomplished wonders in their
agd he knew it. He felt that she eight wide. Shot
realized their danger, too, and he the dirt there.
tie, very low.
"Cut out all that noise,” he
growled.
him to - 4 headwaters of the river
forks. He zuessed it might be four
or five males, at least. He wished
he had a horse. Two horses.
He didn't say anything to her
for more than half an hour, justa mile further when theya
peering back occasionally to see . runnine Alert to e
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. Mrs. F. F Mueller, daughter of mation of the cells of the cortex of
—— Publisher Henry Kelle- of our cip», left today the brain. It is a contagious disease,
co. s. ... .E. • . and there are-several forms of it.
for San Antonio bergtormerhome. . Under the name of sleeping sickness
after a few days therfshe will join it has been familiar to the reading
her husband in El Paso, which wil public for many years in its human
be their home in the future. form. Lately we have begun to hear
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We know better than that now. We have learned that
educatin develops the powers of an individual or a nation
and te the best bulwark of democracy. If the $2,000,000,000
now spent for schools in tills country is not enough, we shall -
have to spend more.
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"Ycu do! You are scowling now.: of trying to carry her, but real-
At me.” I ized at Gnce that such an idea was
“Oh, came on. let's get going.” |ri iiculoux He glanced hack at her
I‛e Lerced a grin as he strappcil on
his pack. “It’s twilight, but we !.
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for a year to -perfect a military alliance between Japan and
the erman-Italian axis, but the naval diplomats so far
have foiled them. This internal dissension is an evidence of
serious weakness in Japan
Meanwhile Uncle Sam has had a hard time getting
along with either of the Japanese factions. 1716 formation of
the Ruzso-German pact may serve to show the Japanese
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/The education of .many millions of Americans is still
How the safety line for this yet democratic republic,” says
-rank P Graham, president of the University of North
tolina. There is too much “inequality of opportunity."
th are still uneducated. He thinks it can only be
nedied by federal aid to the states for this purpose.
American education is belter and more general than
bforegl is incomparably superior to the education that
vailed When a group that we like to think of as typical
Ke the Constitution of the United States. That document
rbeen called by a famous Englishman "the greatest docu-
nt'ever struck off in & given time by the hand and brain
man.” But those Fathers of the Constitution were chosen 1
n. Public schools did net exist in their time, ‛ and when |
iptd later were at first regarded as socialistic, an out-
peen* burden to taxpayers and a menace to the privileged
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WhyEWe Condemn Diclators
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it carefully, crawling around -
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“Ycu scow! ton much, so there!” Shot worried lest Lorena’s feet and ookout, to
If a bed room is small, try plac-
ing the twin beds on opposite 01
adjoining sides of the room so each
has a long side to the wall. This
to appear in man. Naturally, it ap-
। Mrs. Witt Thomas and her little peared first in those who tended
(grandson, Clytus Jones, returned to- horses. It is not transmissible di-
day from a pleasant visit with, her rectly from horse to man, but by
— daughter, Mrs. Hubby of Waco. j means of a blood-sucking insect.
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Onder act of Congress, March 3 1897.
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The diagnosis is checked in ■ very W.KHowse. swindling by worth- acres or lend Muuitord House Lea-
interesting way; some of the pa- j ' - 8u6. on •
tient’s bloDd is injected into a lab- • ¥ ¥ ¥ I Ray L Mrtin atsignment of
oratory animal—mouse or guinea (Marriage License: 1 lease to Philip C. Hayes. 116 acres
pig. The virus is present in such । Joe Lugo and Miss Santos Lerma of land. Mumford House League
, fuzrdia’s proposal of S- 10 per
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1-32th interest in 72.7 acres of land
ux oik gasCharles Lockhart League; Con. $10.
PUBLIC RECORDS * andminerai lea e to Stanolind on Paul Childress et ux royalty con-
x . z. 1U, t , tract to Childress
,,, ,,,,,, xr 1-32th intrest in 70 1-2 acres
"""** * Kelly Survey Con. $10. iland. charles
I Mrs Martia? Dreier, oil. gas andicon s10
(Mineral to Ray I Martin. 116 raul Childress et ux. Royavg;
Contract to Childress Royalty CGZ,
•l 32th interest in 139.14 acres of
"Hush,” she commanded.
They walked less than a quart e
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until the football teams took hold of it. . uionsi atwhet " "E
short businessvisit today. reaching its peak in August and
- * ¥ ¥ I September. It appeared in New
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these gentlemen have j this afternoon on the late sap.!
the Other side Of From there he goes to Runge and the chick virus method of pre ven-
other points west on business.. ! tion was established.
a - The symptoms are like those of
Mr end Mrs. V. B Proctor and any other form of encephalitis. An
infected horse is observed to look
m pejt.,. t * . dopey. He tries to maintain his bal-
iro relatives, returned to Victoria AI5Mi-in. Lie e.ofoet
this afternoon. Mr and Mrr Proc-' Anesbaadntiydbsy. aX' Xsa
tor enjoyed a visit to Colorado re-i qf the disease
cently of a couple of wzeks and 12- , not stand up. The eyes are half-:
port it delightful in that country, j closed and glazed. Unhealthy yawns
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Japan
Japan today looks like a split personality. It is ruled not
by a unified government but by rival groups representing
th army and navy. The army diplomats have been trying
wordcred why she appeared so un- “It’s wet!" he
concerned abcut it, so oddly happy. I covery
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never to marry. Men are toc bossy, be reckoned other men had found j or 60 yards in lengt.
But I wouldn't act this way to my that out, too He liked having her other end of it Shot and
husband because I would love him
isms, so small that they cannot be
seen with an ordinary microscope. ;
They differ from other germs in
that they do not grow on the media
ordinarily used, but only on living
tissue. That is why the embryo of
the chicken is used.
The eggs are candled to see if the
embryo is still alive and, if so, a
triangular area is drilled on one
side of the shell. A rubber teat is
placed over this hole and the virus
injected upon the living embryo.
When the embryo dies it is removed,
minced and treated with formalin to
produce the vaccine.
Horse owners generally have
adopted the use of this vaccine to
immunize their animals. This pro-
cess has been very successful so
that the reservoir of the disease will
be eliminated. Universal horse vac-
cination is the best protection man
has. The 1939 epidemic is not near-
ly as bad a the 1938 one, and publie
health authorities are confident that
the disease can be stamped out
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Dr. Clendening has ‘
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents in coin, and a self-addressed envelope
stamped* with a three-cent stamp, to Dr.
Logan Clendening. In care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: “Three Weeks' Reduc-
ing Diet”, "Indigestion and Constipation",
"Reducing and Gainins". “Infant Feed-
ins”. "Instructions for the Treatment at
Diabetes", “Feminine Hygiene" and "The
Care of the Hair and Bkin".
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"It's as slick as a whistle!” Shol
admitted, in genuineawe. "A gate
made of heavy rough planks, Lo
rena! ‛ook, the wet channel h
: she was moving as smooth-1 narrow as heck her They eduk
!v as he. I crop this »ate in it to make a tem
His hunch had been correct. ' rorary dam, turning the water inti
By wntchirg known !an.mar ks the cross channel ana cewaHe Cr:
ecpccially dctantani dcminating stream. Then a couple cf ncn wit
Crcn mountain, he was able to larist ropes oheses ce0d 8
“You will, too You’ll see. missy.” r: t himself even in the dark, and the gate again, and ict ine W-
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tion wilch he esimated would bring ‘ sand’s wet yet—but there’s no wa-i (To Be Continued) _ 0
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