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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-06

Jobn w. Oppar on unnte Sur, 70
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100 Sub an Der Weitisiis Der gesi-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-06
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
M. P. Church Notes

Services will be held as usual Sunday
morning and evening. Sunday School
ut the close of the morning service.
Christian Endeavor at 600 The pub.
lie is very cordially invited to attend.
The monthly social for the benefit OF
the Boys Band, held at the home OF
Mrs. Rob't Daily, "Wednesday evening,
was attended by about 125 people and
was very enjoyable affair throughout
Games of various kinds were INDUCED
In and a splendid supper was served
from the lunch boxes which were fur
nished by the ladies. COL E l.. Pow
ers conducted the sale of the boxes and
by the exercise of his usual persuasive
ness got top prices for all of them,
the sale netting something over SIT 0C
for the band.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
Sheriffs Appointees

Sheriff elect John S. Chestnut an
nounced his appointments on Monday.
Sheriff Chestnut retains only one of the
present force so that there will be an
entirely new outfit around the sheriff
office after January l. The new sheriff
has selected as his under sheriff Albert
j Suff, the present captain of the pol
ice force OF Flint, who has had large
amount of experience in hunting Grim
inals.
His appointments are as follows: Un.
der sheriff, Albert j. Stuff; deputy sher-
iff s, Charles Raab and Charles w. Min
to; turnkey, Don Burton; court officers
and deputy sheriffs. Frank Butcher and
Perry Gale
Charles Raab and Charles W. Minto,
who are to be new deputy sheriffs, are
not strangers in either Flint or Gene
see county. MIR. Raab served as deC-
uty sheriff under former Sheriff JONI
zimmerman and Mr.. Minte has beeu su-
pervisor from Flint township for the
last three years. Mr. Minto was also a
candidate for sheriff on the Republican
tickrt at the primary election last
august.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15

The editor of The. Messenger would
express his deepest thanks for the
hearty assistance accorded him during
the fire by the citizens of Clio and the
members of the Clio Fire Department.
1t is simply splendid and our sincere
hope is that we can prove ourself su-
fficiently useful citizen to Justify the in
terest and friendship thus exhibited
toward us. We are also deeply appree-
iative of the many expressions of sym
pathy made us since the FIRE. Wewou'd
tender our thanks especially 20 W. &,
Frost for vaeatihg the building he was
occupying at considerable Inconvenience
to himself and giving US the opportur-
ity of using it.
Respectfully and Gratefully yours,
C. II REED.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
L. o. T. M. M. Officers

Clio Hive, l.. o. T. M. NJ, held iii
annual election Of officers. Tuesday af.
ternoon, the officers chosen being a
follows: Past Commander. Lena Chap
pell; Commander, Frances Bingham
Lieutenant. Lavina Dybail; Finance
Keeper, Martha Bower; Record Keeper.
Bessie Walker; Mistress alarms. Mary
Powers: Sergeant. Ella West; Sentinel,
Martha Waite; Picket, Mabel Caine: In
staling Officer, Emily Congeton; Great
Mistress-at-Arms, Mary Doyle. The
new officers will be installed at the
January meeting at which time a pot
luck supper will be served and each
member will be permitted to invite one
guest.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
L. Oh. Officers

Clio L. o. L., No. 303, at its annual
meeting, Monday evening, elected the
following officers to serve during the
ensuing year: Worthy Master, Fred
Sturdevant; Deputy Master, Isaac Ach-
eson; Financial Secretsry, Lester Pick
ering; Foreman of Committee, Robert
Scott; Recording Secretary, John San
dersfield; Treasurer, John Wirth; Chap
lain. Ed. Hyman; Director of Cere-
monies, Glen Henderson, Inside Tyler,
Elmer Yaster; First Committeeman, O..
SHOEMAKER; Second Committeeman, J..
Acheson; Third Committeeman, L.
Porth; Trustees, E, L. Powers. Isaac
Fields, Glen Williams. The lodge is in
very thriving condition and has a
large membership.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
Clio. Michigan. Friday December IS, 1916

il there had chanced to be a strong
wind from the west or southwest the
whole business section and consider
able portion of the residential section
would have been in grave danger.
It is interesting to note that on Mon
day, January 81, 1884, destructive
fire swept the same spot occupied by
the Willis Block. At that time the
only fire apparatus in town was hand
fire engine and the buildings were all of
frame construction. The result was
the entire south eide of Vienna st. from
the Willis Block site to the old Curry
residence, now occupied by L. B. Fuller
was destroyed, the loss totalling $780,
10000. Among the losers were A d..
Rundiett, store and residence, j. B..
Garland & Co., N. w. Mann. ID. N.
Parks and son and Girdon Jones, all the
latter being business places, while
several families who occupied apart
ments over these stores lost everything.
Farmers living at distances up to six
miles from town were awakened by
the big glow occasioned by the con-
fiagration. Mr.. Garland was an uncle
of Mrs. VIM. thinner to whom we are
indebted for copy of The Clio Star,
giving the story of the fire.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
A Kindly Note

1t was extremely heartening in the
midst of the perplexities of the mo-
ment TO receive a note like the follow
ing from our good friend, Rev. FIR
rhos. Luby:
Dec. IL, '16.
"My Dear Mr.. Reed:
Please forward me at once our b Il
t the printing, etc., which your es-
tablishment has against US. Under the
circumstances regret we do not owe
you more. Whilst the fire at Clio must
have c used you considerable monetary
10 /, nevertheless. feel the words of
: oct are applicable to your char
acter:
He's truly valiant that ns.wisely
suffer
The worst that man can breathe;
And make his wrongs his outsides,
To wear them like his raiment care
lessly;
And ne'er prefer his injuries to his
heart,
To bring it into danger.
Sincerely yours,
Thos. Luby.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
Genesee Murderer Paroled

On Friday Gov. Ferris paroled SyA
vester Daniels who was sent from this
county in January 1889 to Jackson
prison for life, Tor the murder of Jerry
White, who was AN old resident ~
Flushing.
place.
The murder was committed in Decem-
ber 1888 on the Mark Bacon farm
in Montrose township and Mr.. Whites
body was hidden in a log heap where
it was later discovered by Deputy Sher-
if w. A. Garner. The body was brought
to this village where the inquest was
held before Justice Hunter of Montrose,
who acted as coroner. The inquest wao
conducted for the people by ID. ID. Ait
kin. who was then the law partner o5
Edward S. Lee, who was prosecuting
attorney and Mr. Aitkin was his assis
tant and A. G. Mccall, who died the past
summer, was sheriff.
The killing of White created a wide
spread interest at the time and it seemet
that there could be no doubt but that
Daniels committed the crime for which
he has served % years in the Jackson
prison. However during those years IL
has become the belief of some of thosa
who were familiar with al the circum-
stances that others were implicated in
the murder and that while Daniels did
not actually commit the crime he was
accessory to it.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15

and spiritual betterment. E. G. Hack.
ney, gave a paper on primary laws.
Several pleasing tableaus and dialogues
were given by members of Burton
Grange. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing two years:
Master-Lynus Wolcott.
VIM. +. Hill.
LectuIer-O. M. Field.
Stewards G. Merrick.
. Chaplain Theda Hicks.
Treasurer-W. w. Billings.
Asst Steward-D. w. Richards.
Secretary-W. H. Keddy.
Gate keeper-B. Eaton.
Ceres-Mrs. Ida Langworthy.
Pomona-Mrs E. w. Brewer.
Flora-Mrs. Bertha Gage.
Lady Asst Steward-Mrs. ID. w.
Richards.
The next meeting will be with Good
rich Grange, Jan. IL. 1917.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
Elect Acheson Delegate

The Milk Dealers Protective Asso-
citation held another me citing at Grange
Hall, Wednesday afternoon, and elected
l. X. Acheson to represent them at H
meeting of milk producers to be held in
Detroit next Monday. At this meeting
it is expected price will b. fixed for
milk produced for the Detroit marke;
and possibly for the local market as
well; that is, a price which will b
Charged by members OF the association.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
Grange e Officers
VIENNA

VIENNA
On Thursday, Dec. Z, Vienna Grange
held its annual meeting, at which time
the following officers were elected tc
serve during the ensuing year:
MASTER K. Field.
Overseer- Florence Reed.
Lecturer Dora +. Chase.
Steward-Russell Runnells.
Assistant Steward-Ernest Reed.
Chaplain-I. ID. Gillett.
Treasurer-Mrs. Howard.
Secretary A. M. Chase.
Gate-keeper-H Harry Gage.
Lady Asst. Steward-Mrs. !. r. Field.
Ceres-Mrs. |. ID. Gillett.
Pomona Ella West.
Flora-Mrs. ii. Gage.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
FARMERS FRIEND

Farmers Friend Grange met at the
hall on Tuesday, Dec. IL. Dinner was
served and the following officers were
elected:
Master-C. NJ. Eckles.
Overseer-Lewis Geer.
Lecturer Mrs. o. M. Field.
Sec. Treas %. M Field.
Steward-W. p. Richards.
Chaplain-Mrs. r. Nichols.
Assistant Steward-Arthur. Hobson.
.Gate-keeper-Wm. Hobson.
Ceres Mrs. John Hobson.
Pomona-Mrs. j. Westfall.
Flora-Mrs. H. Green.
Lady Asst Steward--Mrs. Lewis
Geer.
The next meeting will be at the hall,
Tuesday, Jan. 8, for dinner and INSTALL
alton of officers following.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-12-15
POMONA

Genesee County Pomona Grange met
with Burton Center Grange on Friday.
Dec. s. About one hundred twenty-five
were present aud all had very enjoy
able time. State Lecturer. Mrs. Dora
Stockman WAS there and gave asplen-
did report of the National Grange at
Washington. Rev. G. E. Benson, of
Dawson, gave a fine talk on "Commun-
ity Betterment. The rural commun-
ity should organize for social. financial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
UNIVERSITY NEWS
PUTS OUT ISSUE
Of GREAT VALUE
Unusually Interesting Edition
of U. N. NJ. Periodical In
vites Cattlemen to Visit the
Institution.

Across the TOP of the front page IT
the March ISSUE of the University
News, on the press yesterday, are the
words Welcome. Cdttlcmcn Of M"
Southwest, You Are Invited to ,islt
the state University
TIL" edition ~ nf IN unusually hrR"
size and beside the regular CIRQUE e
tiun hN mail VIII ho distributed 10 IA"
visiting stockmen A IA. arIaorN The
ISSUE contains a number of interesting
articles, tmung which an appeal Iy
poarcc G.. Rodcy, recently elected
president of the alumni association 10
make that body ul greater value /,
IN. institution IS the chief
other attractive articles are those
on the FIRST g%lnNnastlr and athlot'"
carnival held a. the ariuoiN Fehru-
AIRY -, written by Pryor u Ttmmons,
an account of the coming i~Lt"rcoil"g-
tate track meet, a story OF the recent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
NEW STOCK LOAN
COMPANY ENTERS
THE STATE FIELD
St. Louis Cattle Loan Company
to Open Office in Roswell
Soon; Will Make Ranch and
Other Loans.

An evidence of New Mexico
growth ana OF the increasing impor'.
anpc Of the livestock industry Is 'h'
entrance INTO the Sew Mexico dcid oi
the ~ Louis Cattle Loan company,
which has an office here for the ,ou-
yeution OF the Panhandle and Soutn
western ~tockmen's association ami
which soon VHtl open an office IN RIOS.
well or Albuquerque Al present the
company BIS uansiyting It's business
throueh an office IN Amarillo, of
which Earl ! Litteer IS general man
ager
Nj, I|.itteer rs hetc tins week, meet
ing the stnrkmen ana getting at.
quaintcd with those he does not know
lie has opened headquarters Tor his
stay AZ the Combs hotel several gon-
crous-sizod banners advertise the fact
that the company is IA town aud tel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07

iiy 10y IN" Albuquerque delegates ~
tn. convention
Td show their appreciation TN"
neming people decided to come here
this week with n goodly number aud
hcld TO makc the convention u repre-.
sentaty" gathering from New M"Xic
rs well rs from the n-oighboring
states.
} o. Cooper, vice president of tn
Dominr chamber Of Commerce. is IN
charge OF the party and has given out
the word that his bunch ~ ready Ia
do anything Ia help things along.
Thos" In the Inrty include i. f.
Stidham. W y Perry, ~ G. Bush, q
g, Brown, John Hyatt. Marx Kennedy,
Jim iIilcY, u L. Miller. I'd Pride, Jim
Phillips, j l., Num-. J. j. HYATT, ia
Latham, W, -. Hall, \. T.. Hobbs, Tom
Harrington, Andrew FURY, II. II kei-
Is, j u, Cooper, Morris Nordhaus
Harry Martin. Dave Pryor ana ~. a.
Lane, secretary of the Chamber II
Commerce,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
TEXAN LANDS A
WALLOP ON JAW
OF SIOUX BREED

Something iiN, "a faint flavor of old
times was impaired to preconvcntion
gatherings yesterday afternoon when
q row between q hali-hreed ara q
white man flar'i M in a Central ave
nue. bar, Thor, was no steel, eithei
flashing 81 bluod IA the argument. hul
I wa SuficieutiS interesting while n
lasted rho breed Is a half-blood
sioux from a northern cattle state, lie
b more thap ordinarily swarthy, \
bte Texan mHGn q mistake IN classify
ms HIM, and pushed him 90 sd,
at the ban WITH a remark about a
5lanked 'nigeer
rho halt breed jumped tor the
Texan, hut missed hi- swing and the
Texan answered. nm an uppercut that
went straight % clipped the sioux
on the Jaw Tu'rc wasn't much lea
the hrht attor nat
rhe h%alf-brecI adjourned To anoth-
or saloon, where he whopIed AT the
ton of has lunge lie was padded with
money and whcu ne was last sighted
by a volunteer ropprter he was bus ins
drinks for oNcryuudy in sight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
TO PRESS State
ORGANIZATIONS
I. CLAIMS IN CITY
Deming Aggregation Hits
Town rs Strong, Boosting
for New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Association.

pcmiug came To Albuquerque this
morning twenty-five strong to- attend
the convention Of the ~stocknou And
1t was a Jolly bunch that chartered a
special car tor the trip. About he
first thing that they did after HrriN ,ns
an town n to invite as many of the
Albuquerque bunch as they could uy
their hands on To have a welcoming
toast.
The delegation from the southern
part of the state has come 10 Alhu-
qucruuc with the intention OF backing
up the New Mexico Cattle aud Horse
Growers association to make II \
strong statewide organization
The New Mexico association held 4
convention In bcming q couple ~
weeks ago there decided that its pol
ley would be To ~strcnethcn its mem o
hcrship nnd ask tor thc cooperation
ct Albuquerque In hnNing a better rep
Ioscntation from the northern portion
OF the state. This was accorded read
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wher" ~ representative may be found.
MIR. iAttecr has had fourteen yea4
experience ~ the cattle loan aud
banking business ana asserts that o."
never saw q better neri for the opci.
ntion Of such a company a. his than
Sew Mexico today
The coming of TINS company 20 Sew
Mexico h" said va part Of the gen
erul move ct cattle loan cumptuI'-
toward the west, which means cheap
- money Tor the s-tockgTow"t an
consequently Increased %prosperttF OPP.
purtunity 10 enlarge he number nt
stock run, and general Developments
Of the livestock business.
The - Louis cattle ioar company
has Deou 100 operation ouly q foui
months but already has made loans
tutalling more than three-quartors ot
"a million dollars. al this uusinoss
passing through Mr LItt'ers oth'o
10 amarillo, Texas.
Tho concern ID one OF the ,%tronRcs
anywhere It's stockholders ar" cod
uerted with a number of large eastern
banks and consequently are very sta p
ole ,itizcns The headquarters ~ thh
Dou'rru a. - name indicates, are ~
- Louis.
The president of the company Is Il.
g. Hammond of chicago an old COW
man aud one well acquainted with AT
phases 81 The cattle business Mi.
Hammond b. an enthusiastic bee
feeder Hc is prominent IN - Loui'
aud chicago financial circles and b.
Interested heavily in public utilities m
the Windy City. Ito arrived here this
morning. 10 attend the stockmen's
meeting
Mr. Littocr yesterday was IN con
sultation ~tth bankers from the a
river and Giia valley sections in All
1ona aud arranged to no into a con-
ference with them later regarding a
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LITTLE

Is I, term complimentary TO any VIE;
hut how few now-a-days deserve n.
compliment! II ill-health prevents
ome should remember that there
~ n tried and tru" remedy for their
ailments. that is LYDIA H. pinkham X
Vegetable Compound 1his medicme
made from roots and herbs has ipr
lcrty years been alternating the s1r-
fering of women making them
healthy aud strong, ana better wives
and mothers.
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Lent sll p, observed pt 81 Jou
church vtu special -,r. n- ut IH
.tuUuVtur luuts Holy communion
Co., m mnrulur PRAYER l'1u'. p" i-
loutilt office hud sermon. u
Nr- g. g. bradford Will sung tt fhis
service Cburil lfau, tud nldf,s
20 900.