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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05
NO PERFORMANCES TODAY.

There will be no performance OF
the Pearl Stock company at the Oliver
tonight on account of lecture, con-
tracts for which were signed HreviCus
to the date when the stock company
was secured. However, tomorrow
night the engagement will be re-
sumed. the current weeks offering
being John p. Ritter's gripping do
nestle comedy-drama, "The House of
Lies" rife with sincere human in
terest. The Pearl Stock company has
proved an instantaneous success. on
no other occasion has so much favor
able comment been evoked by a pop
ular-pTiced attraction in such short
space of time. No other stock com
pany has offered South Bend play
goers such a pretenuous production
as Messrs. Webster and Nickery
players are presenting at the Oliver
this week, and consequently generous
patronage is anticipated. now that the
lenten depression is over.
Nearly every city the size of ours
supports a good stock company, and
judging by the excellent line of high
royalty New York successes an
nounced for early production, there
is little doubt but that the stock sea-
son will be an unqualified success.
Quite number of season ticket orders
are being booked, now that the merit
of the attraction has been demon
strated the public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05
THE AUDITORIUM.

That funny comedian, Charles
Chaplin. is one OF the features at
the Auditorium today, appearing in
his latest release, "In the Park" The
series of mishaps that happen to the
various characters in the picture are
bound TO keep the spectators shout
ing with laughter. From Headquar-
tiers" a three-act Vitagraph drama
with Anita Stewart and Earl Will
liams, is another big feature. telling
a clever story. Driven to the point
Of desperation when her employer
lover casts her off for another girl
Rose Peters, stabs him. Her father
is an officer Of the law, and when he
discovers. upon investigation, that his
own daughter is the guilty one, ne
realizes for the first time the ire
mendous impulses which sometimes
prompt a person to commit a crime.
That, however, does not interfere with
his sense Of duty, and he is about TO
arrest the girl when, from headquar-
ters comes the word TO drop further
investigation. Maize Puts One Over
is a Lubin comedy featuring Ethel
Clayton and Joseph Kaufman and
1.-The Railroad Raiders Of '62" is one
OF the Hazards OF Helen series fea-
turing Helen Holmes The survivors
OF the civil war still remember the
exploits Of that daring band OF Union
soldiers, the Andrews raiders. In SO
force of volunteers, led by Capt.
Andrews penetrated the Confederate
lines, stole an engine and a car, and
raised havoc before they were finally
cOrnered and captured, and the above
picture is founded on this story. To-
morrow q beautiful picture will be
shown, THE Arrival OF Perpetua." a
five-reel Shubert feature with Vivian
Martin i'm the leading role.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05


The LaSalle presents today Miss
Marion Leonard in Moth Love, q
supreme drama OF heart interest in
six interesting scenes. The story con-
Germs a pretty young girl who is a
very talented violinist, and wins a
scholarship in a school of music. In
tho village is a banker and decOn OF
church Of whom everybody is
afraid. He convinces the father OF
the girl that music is leading her
astray, and declares that the only
way to save her is TO make her his
wife
The father falls dead at the we'd
ding. A year later a child is born.
The young wife leads a life Of sorrow
and abuse. The husband takes her
violin away from her and refuses her
girl friends permission TO come and
see her. When she rebels, he drives
her cut OF the house.
She goes to the city and makes a
great name for herself as a musician.
Her husband, chagrined at her sue
cess, tries to worry her. He sends
her a box OF white crepe intimating
that their baby Is dead. Being un-
able TO stand the strain, she hurries
home. He refuses her any informa-
ton but takes her to the cemetery
where there is a freshly made grave
and makes her believe her child is
buried there. Friends intercede in
her behalf, and she finds her child
is alive and we'll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05

AT TIE ORPHErNI

The Orpheum presents a new bill
today featuring the Lutz brothers
armless wonders; Kennedy, Nobody
and Platt, comedy singers and talk
ors; the great Howard. Scotland's
premier ventriloquist, in "a Day at
the Dentist: Zeno and Mandel.
versatilians. and the three American
girls. in songs, dances and comedy
chatter. With variety OF we'll bal
anced acts. performers OF recognized
merit and a high class and diversi-
fed entertainment the large attend
ance which has been maintained dur
ing the past weeks should be con-
tinued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05
AT THE MAJESTIC.

The Majestic started off Easter
week with a splendid bill of musical
comedy, presenting 1.-The TenderfoOt."
with appropriate costumes. original
songs and novelty comedy effects As
originally produced by Richard Carrie
this breezy western musical drama
was a big success. In the hands of
the Ralston company the lively story,
the pleasing songs and the dashing
dances are given adequate presenta-
ton. All of the big song hits have
been retained including I'm a
Peaceable Party" sung with good ef-
feet by +. r. RalstOn. THE Tortured
Thomas Cat" a splendid trio number.
was presented by Messrs. Schooley,
Raye and RalstOn. Fred Durham,
with the Spanish ballad alamo
Love" Miss Ellis with "Adios," and
Miss Brandon with "Only a Kiss"
scored decided hits while the girl
chorus in striking western costumes
added much to the entertainment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05
DIPLOMACY"

With a cast remarkable for its
many DISTINGUISHED names. headed by
three of Charles FrOhman's best
liked stars, Mr.. Frohmans tristan
revival OF Victorien Sardou's "Di-
plomacy" comes to the Oliver Thurs
day evening. The coming Of any Of
the Frohman players I'm the course
OF a theatrical season Is an event OF
interest, but the arrival of three at
once, and these three such eminent
Tavorites as William Gillette, Miss
blanche Bates and Miss Marie Doro,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05
AT TIE COLONIAL.

A two-reel story OF the struggles
Of "Ex-convict 42S7" is told in an in
teresting manner at the Colonial to-
day and the sympathies of the audi
ence are quickly won by the sincere
efforts of a man who Is trying to go
right. Dainty little Helen Badgley,
one of the best child actresses now
appearing on the screen has the title
role in a One-reel picture shown to-
day entitled little Bobby"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05
BRIDE OF FOUR DAYS
Is VICTIM OF BLAZE

TOLEDO, o.. April after hours
OF search in the ruins of the Niagara
hotel annex which was destroyed by
fire Sunday morning. firemen found
the body of Mrs. John +. Frye, &c
years old, of Adrian. Mich, a bride of
four days. Her husband is missing.
1t is believed his body lies with many
others under the tons of debris.
Police began ripping out walls and
eliminating the debris in an effort to
locate possible missing bodies. There
were IT'S people in the hotel when
the fire broke out shortly after mid
night Many have not been account
ed for.
Fire Capt. Thomas r. Tuite fell
three stories and was buried under
brick and timbers. 1t is believed his
back is broken. Many of the guests
leaped 10 nearby roofs and suffered
only minor hurts. The fire escapes
became red rot and more than 20
people are in the hospitals suffering
from burned feet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05

partakes something OF the nature OF
a remarkable occasion. Extra i'm
portance IS added 10 the association
OF these three players since II marks
the return OF professional activity OF
Mr.. Gillette, after a retirement which
at one time threatened 10 be perman-
ent. Mr.. Frohman's success in IN
ducing Mr.. Gillette TO again appear
is a matter for congratulation among
playgoers who have the welfare Of
the American theater at heart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05

Mrs. Austin's Rolled Oats, highest
quality. a third larger package. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05

Automobile Owners-Our speciality
is the correction OF ignition troubles.
If your engine runs irregularly. bring
your car to our shop. Vistula av. and
Sample st. as the doctors say, con-
sultation free.
The Knobleck- Heideman Mfg. Co.
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-05

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
KLEBERG OFFERED POST
GOVERNOR WOULD FAVE HIM
BECOME CHAIRMAN or LIVE
STOCK SANITARY CON
MISSION

SAN ANTONIO Texas Ort Us
Nhiis FOB san Autnaa ttsisiJAt murn-
mL Governor ler.uson offered Caesar
hienrre 90 kinestle tRc chairman
ahin of the Texas Iitc Stock sanltr,
Cnwwnsiuu fn sn. erd D. 90 Aver.
Ihp fumrr chairman. who Recently re-
sitntd because uf fnc mImr ta lrre,
with tne Governor on hie appointment
f state Veterinarian Nr klphrrr
WAS member af tho committee W.
lovcr Hio Grando Valley citizens who
appealed to the Governor yesterday CD
take such steps as win put ava end to
thc border troubles
Str Nirhcrs dIi NOT give the Cover
nof % definite answer before he rs.
turned to Austin az noon althoueh b.
ls understood Ne scnt him a teiegram
1851 night eNpressin. rrEr,t hesause ul
hts Inability fo accept tho office
~ feel that have been houored hs
Governor Ferguson" hc said az IN.
Nenscr Hotcl ia being asked to ac-
teri this inpernrt position bur f
IS impossible Tor me 60 Accept because
~ ms other duties.
Mr. kieherg was rsiuctkai about dis
GUESSING zoe Governors offer arclarine
formal announcement should come
from the Governors office. Mutual
friends of he and the Governor who
were Ia hotel lohby al the time. over.
heard the offer and Ia this WAY the
news was spread
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY TT!
STOP DANDRUFF AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
HAIR STOPS FALLING OUT AND
GETS THICK, Way. STRONG
AND BEAUTIFUL

Your hair becomes light wnFy huff
abundant snd appearr a. soft iusffouF
ana beautiful aH % founT HifTs sffer
iandriins hair cleanse juHt rs this
mDieten cinth with little Daudef
Inc and carefully draw lt through souf
hair taking one small strand 10 time
This wlil cleanse Che hair ~ duet. dirt
nnd excessive 80 and in just "a few mo-
menis you hatf doubled ihe beauty of
your hair
lttHiieH nfautifiinR the hair ai once
1uuderirr aiFnnitfn rrcrf particle ~
Aandfaff cisanses. PARTIES and inplg-
orutes the acalp forever stopping lfrh
inn ana flilinR halF
Hui shat VIII please you most will
be after fes. weeks uao when you viii
srfuaiiy ate new hnir fine nnd dnwnf
lt first hui really neW hair grow
inN aI over ihe scalp u Fsu care f1f
pretty s'ff haif 4nd bots ~ W sHr.it
get gt-feuf hottie ~ Ku0wiion-H
Dandefino from ans druRaai o. toilet
counter ard luHt try % AdvaiIHe.
fufnf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
Many Kinds of Rheumatism
One Sure Mode of Treatment


whether your trouble is sclatica,
LumDago or the dreaded Articular
Rheumatism, the answer Is the same.
lou must treat Il through the blood,
That Is the only way 20 rid tie sys.
tenn OF uric acid, purify the blood and
rcyitaliRe the nerves. IL the blood Is
freei from Impurities. Yihrumatlsm
rinst 90. This IA short Is the exact
knowledge gained by the research lab
oratories Of this y. 5. s. Co. IN Attain
~. Their, tests have been made FOR
nifty years. They know what Rheu-
wnsipm IL. They know that S. $. S.,
tLe remssksbls blood tcn.c. sYhieh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

they originated, will relieve you Of
rheumatism Take :. ). :. today
The complete recovery OF thousands
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positive proof that you can ha re.
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a purifier that restores tAe blood.
resaalixes Il, cleanses Il, makes Il
pure as II was before II became
poisoned with Impurities. :. s. =.
gives II strength 20 drive out these
Impurities uric acid and organic
poison and with e the Rheumatism.
Gee y ). ;. AZ your druggists IL
you need special advice. write 70 o. s.
). Co., Atlanta. Ga.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
AMERICAN MARINE WAS
HON0RED AT FUNERAL

prkfNG China tft 2, hrt1,
ana snn i.tsl.f oi 90 aHa- iast -iNl
......4 fI.r.IIlr 0f haff.ts ans aai tF-'i
sl..s ta ths common bonl- oI 'tm-
..,.t, snd .afnaa ali thr military "if'
,t.tit.. I'D IT, world naffln1 "nff-
IA ~. funeral uf an American iiiiN't
Private Wr q Comb. h'ii PET
snth
,l.oauh. IS mtmhsr of tli ni'H
state. Marine Durir ruafi fi ia SD
.r...r f.astion bore. dl.1 Mtf ."i
.fla... ana aa. blurred Boz Pot no 't
urItf.h ram.fes. ah.ie Austrian Jap
,r.... Hrtf.h Fn.nfh Nt--.aH '.rfnnh
,s.f Italian .lldIrr- rubbed shoulders Hi
ft. funeral snd gave t.ut fa tAe common
..rr.a What matter N tle HAH'r "'IiN
~. Id uar Ihlr nNr1 fsr fFtin-
military world ua- 900 mn1fntf i"
rrfa Moo nib. the AmerIea Marine
And a tfft sept .ilrnfi and hi''-ihn
H Ir.r tfrrn aaIuUrt a-
tat .ads tht, plia.d nafsI tuHui'-
.r faa ufnn anI iafmsd Dog columns
ID ..unf. h.hind Oh. Iaitsuu on when
tH Lav us- borne to t- temporary
r..fm. saU IH. rurffaI D.n'mNni's
rd.d fHat n.tuu.l O. tHHlr various i'
..tans O.. h..ane rH.nI0 uHn wnr
r..f Ial an. buai mom.Hf 100 tIe Wnr.d
.4t Haea at rtaer .u iHr tr military
ne.e .Hsa H rud
o.. r.ua.r. o. Private N omh 500
Is. al-nf.ud m nm. aHI -hIrH0i H tH
tnf.t -nt.- nI lNfai Hf0tIr
Iahrf Nftumi f4't NDrtH hamim
t.r. tNI.na. iIn..- -lr,ilD.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
MuNlrioN MEN MAY GET
COTTON Mills

NNFIITFI- NIs7- I7-I p TH1
Matches Gotten Mills will hs sold aerc
tesiaY end tomorrow. and d L. exnsef
ed That a iarge munitinn COMPANY win
hid for TOE extensive prcperts There
are two large brick mills ana two other
mills which have been shut down ~
seven years. SiNty-scVen dwellings
are included In the property. together
with mach.ner, and mechanical equip
ments In the mills.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

IN I'M mum nTIIUir IDlII Dn m ITI--n-
sro,,,td. in vhih IN \Vllian, rr.i.,,.l
tod, amends hia tim. Whom n.i .p,,..,,
ns "a, An, pefiarmane.- q. An. S.Ii.
Finta Dircns and nnflai, nan. ORIGINAL
Will Wc.t. which e,p.. hrr. s.,ufd'n.
nctoh,, ln nau, 4 enol Non, 4 toil
and naat 40 thr tim. n.., .,. t.lI h,
aal tad, himself And IA ,a1, vben
hs /. t,llinp st.ri,. am. fr,t ,,,...
slak, gtst,tnd. f.f iu.tan.. p tb.. b,
mo,,s a,ilt .,il r.,.uti, .tb,r,.,. n..tb
mg Nlo IA l,ri,tb.,, Ina tb. ,.,li
bels smiind. ln.t f,t n.tanr. tt.r.
IA. M, ,.t .naA, gr.p.1 Nam IA.
.ii .,stitn.h.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

siso hloo was absolutely svsr~belh
INK
rfhe next stage in The story WIS., the
fehNlt ~ the peculiar character ~ tho
Russian politician No sooner 30 any
iNo Hu-sisHr aFfee ou anything than
ihey Ali down " dfaw up q platform
90 program. deailnfh NOT only VII
he matter in hand but rsfendlng faf
insid a. sil the euhlesis upon which
they STE able in Harre. So with this
Progressive bloc so sooner had ths
constituent parties afrefd 90 unite fpf
iheit work Boo the Duma than, iu spite
af She fact mat every man was eoieii
concentrated on doing what should Do
done Tor fhe winning ~ lho Har they
met ~ elaborate aerinua program
which should show Hli ihe auhiecis nn
which they were agreed They proc
dnesd program snbudYinE about a.
inyen points. incindlnN n4ch untimeit
matters his the reform ~ she Ieustfos
~ municipal councils. % ufogdcninF ct
the electoral franchise. recognition N
trade unions. aud me establishment ~
" ministry mot recruited frUiu the
rtnhu 81 efflcialdom
"tt h. obvious chat the few polnts
noted are enough to constitute The
widest poatibie reformation Boo ihr
Russian Waiem pt government i."ad
efa of the bloc have since declared
thni thoy did mot meAn lhiH program
aH snfthlnr bot a statement 20 "m
nmafo hopes nnd fiHi For che moment
lhrf Werr content FOO concentrate th'If
attention on matters ~ war legislation
nul the publication ~ fh" frnFwm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

ia well M Tailored Suits. The s0ft
liaht eolor Of thr fIr hrlghteus dark
suits and whcO used ou white b. cN
ucmcD fashionable aud chic This
milurod suit ~ white hroudcloth bias q
baud az beaver bordering the trout of
both skirt mud coat % nl.o haa mun
Ike cults aud hi.h collar of the fur,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

MINNEAPOLIS oct 2s Mcn anD
women ~ national prominence in edu.
~ tho Minnesota Educational Associa
tan which opeHod here to-day Gov
ornN Woodbridge \ Frrris Of Mich
lEan, who wNl onfaged ln educational
work before hccom'ng gVyernor. is b.
spenkry 0n SANITY IN rdntatiun
do,rrnor Wits ~ ohio, another form
er teacher has Promised SO speak nr
iahn ~ Finley 81 New York. nr G
Stanley HAIL president of clark vni,
Nersily. DR. Paul Shorcy of the Upi-
vvfsity ~ rhiearn and others prc
cofnlng 20 the convention as speakers
The ssSssnna viii extend until satur
daN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
sssss yggE gppyg
~ mus ernentS
Splendid Cast Assembled for "The Two
Orphans"

Orphans"
The William Fas Version of Din.
urrys lannon's drama fLr lsu Orphan"
ahieli COMES 90 thr Amusu 9undiy az
irrH radically from thr stage version boz
puarr life and color cali. fer thr sef
ficfs nt Hu altogether exceptional cast
beaded ht 'lheda liafa aud tan sothrrn
as iirnretin and louise. 'he two OBJ
phHus llir pirt OF iiruiottn b. fadi
rai departure rom thr Vampire parts
With blob Mis- HnrnH name has become
ss.oclatri both here aud iu Parisi whore
shc was ltadiug woman "i The Theatre
Antoine ll'r splendid artistry hpp.
rttr French potrres capable
"A .np 80 unuauHit powerful rrudi
- of mo character tnd shr sncrprda
'0o sm/il bee bringing nut th,. ,h',p
ru0ip- ul ilrndrtta tHn Noth
rru. ono nf ihr inn.i WInHnHr lnl beau
uUl nf iho Younger Afnrioau trircsars
nitr. an appealing performance ui inv
of and rnthna pH luuisc. tbe blind ufl
Mise ~uthcru mntra Door, screen dDhut
ir iln. part
ilrhrit Hrtunon tho director of thr
f.t. fWnliH.. Iitu.tlI ftuffi.s Al. Ifl.tf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

costume has crown ~ the same fur
win two fur ears jannuy pcrchod a.
thc ha.k
jet aud beads are continuing their
vogue. with cut steel iu combination
with iei. very modish arrangement
ANNA MAY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
REALTY TRANSFERS

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

COPENHAGEN. Denmark cot -
rficoa an hli kinds Uf fnpd HAY" Hd
tan,rd enormously in Denmark and
Tor aome foN atiyira thcf ore ever
-. Ven than iu tine hcllig td ''ur-
tries as muH necessary ARTICLES ui
fiud hatr advanced 200 per cont hufl
others 40 100 su por rcnL
Out ~ thn Unusual features &c thr
situation la the mci fnnt ncmnHih
which haa tern known thruushunt ihr
worlA ha "a pork aHi butter rfuiurina
country hns lately herun to import
laget quantities Of pork from America
The chances Tor rNu, tts were Hn en
neinr lnst winter thai thc government
found a necessary tn tN maximum
priDpa on pnrk an ace which made tn'
faimrra su Indignant that they appcai
te have retelistod hf refusing in roni
swine thrro huing little profi in una'
at tho governments p4,c. The result
rs that prumntk can now scarcely sup
plN its own market ana ~ forced tn nu'
American pork
steps are nlAo helus tAkrn te im
port meat nom the Nrentlnc hcrnb
iic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

nERilN, Nct. "a A special com
mission on now fihrca RECENTLY appolni
ed hy tho Minister pf War ta tpd rnh-
ailtutrs Tor iute and hemp. which pro
duets have been excludes from thg
Q,rman market hf The war hna es.
gahhshrd un experimental station ai
ilarhurr on the hlhv. opposlio Wnm
butts whore u Nil undertake. oNprr
imrn,a an native plants. especially
notifies and hnr vines Nptllra rfoW
in the German iorests ln HrvAt guam
Titles ana a succesafui mcthod of ma
klne them available fnr rhres woult
Boz great ho0n iO the country
Warren sheaf., 1915-09-15

hind leg set back, then the hands Of
the mixer will be all that comes in
contact with the COW during the proc
ess Of milking. The milk pail should
be held between the knees Of the milk
er and not more than six inches below
the teats.
The milk should be drawn by pres
sure Of the full hands encircling the
teat Milking with the full hand is
often impossible with heifers. and
then stripping must be resorted to-
The udder should not be swayed OF be
pulled downward, but should be held
almost mOtiOnless. If the arms Or
wrists Of the mixer get tired while
milking, then resting his elbows OH his
thighs may be helpful. The practice
Of holding the hand on the teat close
against the udder tends to develop a
teat of uniform thickness throughout.
Stripping tends to taper the teat, and
sometimes a sort of cushion forms
where the teat is attached to the I'D
der, for the lower part Of the teat is
drawn out in stripping.
Whenever possible, milk from the
fore quarters should be drawn first.
Cows that yield most Of the milk from
the fore quarters are rare. As usual
ly the COW let's down her milk more
readily in the rear quarters and yields
more milk from these, the tendency
often is that the mixer draws this
milk first II this is done the cow
may yield even more milk from the
rear quarters and develop funnel
shaped udder Drawing milk from
fore quarter on one side and from
rear quarter on the other side is prac-
ticed by some mixers. This may be
all right If the quarters are begun al
ternately.
All the milk that is let down into
the teat should be drawn out with
each pressure Of the hand. If this is
not done it may develop hard milk
ing COW. Try to milk full stream
that causes foam to rise in the pail
without hurting the cow If it hurts
her ease the pressure on her teat.
Experience has taught me that the
cows udder can be MIXED dry with
the full hand and that stripping is
unnecessary. A few gentle pressures
upward against the milk cistern usual
~ bring down the last drops Of milk.
This is the method Of calves.
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