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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06
Took II fer a Poultice.

Mr.. Coddles was suffering from
that rundown feeling. In fact he
might have sat as model TO. the ar
fist who draws those pictur"s every
one of which is alleged to tell q story.
A bright idea came to him. namely,
that he should visit some friends In
Bradford, for he knew that there was
no cure quite equal to Yorkshire hos
pitality. But hardly had he come to
them when he caught cold and had to
take to bed.
With kind thoughtfulness his host
ess baked Yorkshire pudding, which
she carried to his room.
Three hours later she again visited
the invalided Mr.. Goodies.
"Well," she asked, shave yo' ctten
it all oop?"
Eaten it?" gasped Mr.. Codcles.
"Was it meant to be eaten? I'm wear
ing it on my chest ?"-London Tit-Ets.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06
USING M0LASSES AS
RATION FOR SWINE
Not Worth as Much, Pound for
Pound, as Corn or Hominy-
Good for Show Purposes.

"While molasses is somewhat pal
atable for pigs, it is not worth as
much, pound for pound, as Is corn or
hominy feed, and 1t is not used to any
great extent" says John Evvard, hog
specialist at the Iowa experiment sta
ton, in answer to inquiries that have
been coming to him asking about mo-
lasses' as swine ration.
A little molasses will make the feed
palatable and it is right for feeding
for show purposes, but the average
farmer who wants to feed 1t should
start on a small scale and not buy
more than barrel of it at first.
Feeding molasses or black strap, as
II Is called, comes from two different
sources, either cane or beet. Feeders
differ, but the most of them seem TO
favor the cane molasses as the hettey
kind.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06

that the cows do not lack food. They
should be in the pasture at night and
during the earliest, coolest part of the
day. If the pasture is short, feed
silage or green crops. 1t is well known
to all experienced with dairy cattle
that when the milk flow goes down
once for lack of feed 1t is impossible
to bring 1t back to where 1t was be-
fore by better feeding later. To get
a high production of milk during the
year the cow must be kept at high
level of production all the time. For
during the hot weather and expect
them to come back strong again when
conditions become better in the fall.
Keep them going all the time.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06
GOOD PROTEIN FEED
FURNISHED BY RAPE
Crop Can Be SoWn Any Time
During Summer-Not as Good
as Alfalfa or Glover.

AS an annual forage for hogs have
found that rape sown most any time
during the summer will furnish an
excellent quality Of summer pasture,
says writer in an exchange. OF
course alfalfa and red clover make a
better forage and furnish a higher
grade of feed as well as hay If not pas
tured too closely, but these crops are
not always available and cannot be
a good protein feed at small expense
and that is what growing shoats re-
'quire during the summer months, but
1T is sometimes q little difficult to get
them started to eating rape.
have found several ways by which
to overcome this difficulty. In the
first place, l prefer to sow oats with
the rape. / broadcast about four
pounds of rape seed to the acre, then
drill in about q bushel of oats to the
acre. The shoats will readily eat the
green oats and in doing so are bound
to get taste of the rape, and when
the taste is once acquired they will
eat it readily. Another method is by
feeding them little corn in the
rape patch so that in eating that they
will eat some of the leaves.
I have had excellent results with
successive paintings of rape in small
patches fenced off with permanent
fences. This makes 1T possible to
turn the shoats On one patch while,
then when that is fed down fairly
close turn them on another; this pro-
vides patch of good tender rape
for them during the entire summer.
A neighbor has had good results by
using n movable fence, by means of
which he turns his shoats on differ
ent portions of the patch so that
each portion has chance TO recover
from feeding.
If it is intended to hog down q
patch of corn in the fall, it will add
considerable to the feeding value to
sow some rape seed in the field be-
tween the rows at the time of the
last cultivation of the corn. Grow
ing shoats require muscle-building
protein feeds rather than fat-pro-
ducing carbohydrates. l have found
corn, wheat middlings and tankage
fed in self-feeders a good supplement
for summer pasture.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06

sister; he needs to do his share Of
the work even more than the work
needs to be done. Nor must we allow
him to evade his tasks through sub
terfuge or through persistent refusals.
Let George do it, If he will, for he
likes 1t and 1t Is worth his while. But
selves by leaving too much to George.
The education of the child in ideals
of equity must come in large meas
ure from the give-and-take of his rela-
tons with other children, whether in
the home or outside. But this must
be supplemented with the pervasive
influence of sympathetic, yet detached,
Judgment of older persons.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06
Caught.

Mrs. Flatbush-Why, you're all
wet!
Mr.. Flatbush--Yes; got caught in n
shower.
"But you had an umbrella when you
left this morning"
eyes, but it was the fellow who
owned the umbrella that caught me-"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06
SAVING ALL THE WINDFALLS
Stretcher Arranged Under Trees
Catches All Fruit That May Drop
or Is Shaken Off.

A great amount Of fruit is lost an
nually through windfalls that are left
to rot on the ground or picked up for
hog or poultry feed. A California man
has patented stretcher arrangements
to set under trees to save this fruit
that drops or Is shaken off. Blankets
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06
Let Him TRY IL.

Bacon--Someone has figured it out
that the annual fall of snow and rain
in the United States weighs in the
neighborhood of G,0O0,0000OG tons.
Egbert--Oh, well, anybody who ever
shovelcd any knows right well that the
snow alone weighs good 1eal more
than thar.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-06
Saving the Windfalls.

are stretched over the platform clear
around the tree, semicircular cut
away portion allows it to be fitted
about the tree trunk. Side blankets
receive the fruit and direct 1t away
to prevent bruising in case it falls d.
rectly on the MISUNDERSTANDING Bust
ness.
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03
eminent.

eminent.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED, by the republican party of
Prowers county in assembly convened,
that we commend and endorse Gov
ernor George A Carlson and the re-
publican state administration for the
full performance by them of party and
platform pledges and the faithful and
efficient administration of the states
affairs.
BE IT RESOLVED by the republic
can county assembly of Prowers coun-
ty, Colorado, that the delegation from
Prowers county, Colorado, to the re-
publican state assembly, to be holden
in the city of Pueblo, Colorado, on
Tuesday, May 2, 1916. be and it here
by is directed to cast its entire vote
at said assembly for George A. Carl
son, Hubert Work. c. w. Waterman
and Phil Stewart for and as delegates
at large from the state Of Colorado to
the republican national convention at
Chicago; and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
that the delegates present from Prov
ers county both to the state and con-
gressional assemblies of the republic
can party to be holden at Pueblo, Col
orado, on May I'd and Sd, respectively,
shall cast thereat the entire vote of
their respective delegations.
The committee on selecting dele
gates to the state and congressional
conventions then offered the follow
ing lists which were unanimously
adopted.
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03

State-J. S Hasty, J. p. Campbell
J. o. Stream, S. A. Crazy, Miss Mary
Z. Lake. Miss Mabelle Mears, F. NJ.
Wilson. G. W. Stevens, J. S. MeMur-
try, C. W. Karin.
Congressional-Granby Hillyer, J.
P. ODonnell, Geo. b. Coover, John
Petticrew, W. A. Merrill. J. l.. May
field, Art Knuckey, n. N. Mclean, J.
f. Parrish, II. F. Decker.
The convention then adjourned.
The delegates returning last night
from Pueblo state that the attempt
of certain of Denver's corrupt poll
ticians to prevent Governor Carlson
from going to the Chicago convention
made the state convention very
lively meeting, but it was demonstrat-
ed that the rank and file of the party
are standing back of the governor
and he was elected by a vote of more
than two to one, in spite of every
tricky political SCHEME these Old
manipulators could pull. He came
out of the scrap stronger than ever
and his denomination is now assured.
When the people get an opportunity
to vote on the question in November
his administration will be sustained
by vote so enormous that it won't
look as if politics cut any figure in
it at ALL
The convention selected DR.. Hubert
Work as national committeeman, and
Governor Carlson, Phil Stewart, c. w,
Waterman and Karl Schylur as dele
gates at large to Chicago.
The congressional district conven-
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03

ton elected d. w. Taylor and Fred
Roof as delegates from this district
The Prowers county delegation was
unanimous for H. f. Decker of Bris-
tol, one of the active and popular re-
publicaus Of this section of the state,
but after looking the situation over
Mr.. Decker decided not to have his
name presented.
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03
HAIL SEASON is HERE

The Home Fire Insurance Co,
6,OOO,OOO.OO capitaD is again ready
to carry your hail risks. All policies
and drafts in payment of losses issued
from our Denver office. This means
that losses will be paid within As
hours from time of adjustment Get
your application signed up now. Cook
Il Coker, agents. Phone Lamar 49J.
Bring the School Children
Have their eyes tested and proper
glasses fitted by DR.. X. {. Sapero, eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of
Denver, who will be at the Ben Mar
hotel in Lamar. on Saturday, May 3,
for one day only. Call early.
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03

WANTED-Live agents to handle
Prowers county, exclusively, for our
Auto Gasoline Saving Device; guar
antee 20 to 80 per cent saving. Write
at once for particulars to The Wonder
Gas Saver, 5l5 Commonwealth Bldg.
Denver, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03

WANTED-lO,0OO acres of decided
land, if wanting to sell or exchange
any size tract of upland. Mail us
description and location and price.
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03
Plants for Sale

Cabbage, cauliflower and tomato
plants. First house east of Goodale
farm.
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03

We have a large number Of eastern
buyers. GRANADA VALLEY LAND
CO., Granada, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1916-05-03
High Grade Piano
for Sale Cheap

VIII sacrifice the piano which we
nave had left on our hands at Lamar
rather than reship or pay further
storage charges. Liberal terms. If
interested write THE DENVER MIL
SIC COMPANY, Denver, Colorado, at
once for particulars.
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Hirnc d,' Ia I';ly l;i.)

ri!..y-iazo l" "a Ciudadria. dice: S.
.faZ5 e. ~iguirnte plan tpara llevar =
u,n.;u q Ia Presid-nclai. que Ma
lrso dc"ylg: Despu@s de acep:adds
Dor Ia C.m#ra dc DipuiadcS gle cs
comnr;cntc para clio. Se%un Ia Cons
titaciGn mc%ivana las r~rnuncias &c!
President. Y VlcepresIdcnte. eI Mi
nistr, de Rcl"cioueS. LaScurain. Sc
~~ccnvrrtiria acknowledgements en- Pre-
siicnte provisional: LaScurain desig-
maria = Huerta el primer lugar en- eI
Ganinete. Y despues re~nunciaria la
Presidential. para que Hucrta. 4 81
vez. ouedaTa acknowledgements como
Fr-sidentc provisional. Este plan sc
ciecrt6 ii pie de IL lctra.
"lMoraimente juzgadO. 81 aseslnato
e. tan rcprensible y crimina! antes o
Lr>puc> del advenimiento de fuar;a
al poa+r. pcro cuando sc die" QUE
Iluerta ohtuyo eI "obicrno por m,d:o
del aseSinatu de Nadero. SC taI;a Il
Ia vcr,ilt. Sc hi cXp!icado que Hue e.
IL subi1 al podcr ca rirtud de Ia -
auncia G-l Prc.idente Madero. : quo
ste aItimp conuci6 las cOn>ecucn,-aa
ma;2ria!rs Y nolj!icas d. 81, ACT. FL
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-14
I'm ASPECTO lNTENACiONAL DE
Ia QUESTION

Ia So. ":hi" 30: e" =. en- este rcnGr-
Ergo. .":u:.' n -~Hoi Calero er el
:a..o DE- - ohra. Y. para termiHar,
*. no = coaoc W. ar~umcnio IucIs
".gt;.nc cl aGtof "a! hac:r>" ~
da 4, .il;."ci1a m";ica"a con reSnocto
, NJ m"cjric< ~eXtranJer:lS Que ti"n@n"
~i.,e"-.":f on Mexico. La ln"!cI del Sc
'nr CATER" on este pHnUo. - I:rcprO-
cE.a'ir. : ":t..hlrce Que. 81 ci 20
&!-rnc &c NJ. Wilson tHvp"ccl" la
&~ua.qu:& Il" Hr",tr" pas. eHvI"uio a
.n~ rehri,i.s HGr't.' > mtmIcloEcS. y
dtndulvS todo III cnurnic aroE" mo
rtl : ma.cri2i. Ia responsibilities dc
los GaG"- eau -ados a cXtfanjcr"s. N
u. ridas : p.upieLa,!cS, dcbc imDu-
tar<e Il "a Administration America
Eu. iuar ,o ma ttera. esc"Dada ne -
In iaula. malta Il IN uiH". Ias ~autori-
iadcs ca@;i@au al don3aiog ! no /. Ia
o"Stia." Los gohicrn"s c"r"y"oS-
lice c! Ono; Calero-s Sc ~"nc"ntraian
inmeiiatTmcntc con "a dIflCuItad de-
Ia inSolyencia de ST. acudor (McSi- ,
COZ. per0 este n" >cra III ,bStaculo
Scriu. Los Esiad2s Unidos son IIcos
: t"Gdrar gac pagir los vid'!o. t"-
t2s. ;Poi que" Mcvico h. incuTvido
e., r.t2- r"s3or~abilidaG"s debido So
lrmc&tc 4 sus condolences ~a@arquicaS;,
s Il sc pr:rcba one los Estados Uns- "
do son vcspolsabieS de "sas comGiclo
mes. 4 clos les correspondent 81 ma.
90.
'DcSde eI momento en- cue 81 Fre-,
,iteute wilson anurci6 que arojaria
= irer5a del node. guido estanie-
cida la base dc Ia re+n"n. =" Jilldad pc
curiaris &a.6HebIo amer epnc.!'
so otst.4te esi:e adet,,tas. 10 i.c--'-
yuro cs que Mt&ico t"ntra que pa=-
ga. y qrian sa"c = "uG precio. las dc
! preia.icncs. los roJos, los ultrajes.
}cs ateE,ados todcs cometiios pee las
~aorea., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-14

CT. rOia y ncgra, spsrlcioneS, conluTos.
enranlaIniGnlJS. etc. Ivy
Dogma V Ritual dc II Alta MaglG. Obra que
ensrHa !us miSrerius del OCulliSrnO. CON
items .! tTlaugI;:O DC &dlomon. II CdDaia,
serre;0s del sXttO, ni:rOman":a. etc. '.Np
FncIIrIdtoncS GrtIn0riOs Y fca'atAlos p.''
Ill Dragon Roio, 0 sea cl aTie dc mLhdar
a los eSliriruS. V2'
Fl roder del P,n<arnleRto. 81 Gornlnio Y
cvllura. Como eaiGdiaT ST. tTerza. l.hh
81 IfhrO Internal. TrafaLo COTnrla'o De las
r,nnrias ~0rrlIas. COuiiene 2! libro de
san Gipriano. clavicul9 dc Solomon. II
prsS0n EOio 8 L. Cabra Internal, TecetaS
De Ia Rclna Cleopatra, etc. va
Fl VcrdadeTO Dragon iiOyO. COntlene pac-
los InfrruaICs, Cnr7ntarHihrlOS, HodH 'iN
harcr-c invisible. etc. ".'p
La gran varila adivIAGdur3 Y ci Viei0 GrHi-
da d. las NirdTnld"S. "-'
Ltbre lraSno d. Saa Ciprlsno. Edicion uni-
ca Y coin,inta del faTnoSO Gri;uorlo, J q
sofia suientira entire iOd1s. j.Hi
La Clavirula del NerhiCrfo, 0 '"0To &c IAN
ClpTianu. con inrIntiad de SeCTeio5. Wv
Ia gran maGia Stprrtna. ~"
Manila dc maSiG blanca. 70
Manual dc ma21a Tcja. 80
Manual de marla neSrd. =. 10
SCCre;Os de los glrlJoS. Arte ds ganar q 10.
dos los Iuegos. Nv"
S~prrcfus dc Alberto 81 Grande. I'D
S~rcrcros de Ia prestidigitaci6n Y Ia magla.
LacrlOnCS pr&CtiCaS dc . . ~
Secretus del inferno. ~"
: Tesoro de NilaZros de In Cruz de CdrdF7-
ca. Verdadcra ioya del oculiis!no. n.'o
! VerdaderO horoscope para adivl1aF Ell por.
Veuir. "o'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-14
DECRECEN LOS CASOS DE TITUS
EN- CIUDAD JUAREZ

FL PASO. Tex. Octubre II. tic
ciaciS ca<os de tito hay en- e>."s 70
mentoS en- 81 hospital tie CIuGaj jui-
rez. S.gun un informe envi&do n De
partamento de Salubridad Pib.ica de-
los EstadoS Uuido&. Hace dos SEMI
IA, habia en- cl citado Hospital =
casos de In &icha e~nfcrmedad. : "n
arc1cion Il este pucde creerse que lis
minuye ii epidemic en- esta region.
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Ia Lie. ccAaLERo susTEHrA Ii TEoRlA De QUE

! Gr,-.,s lie ~EiGerta. J Hja IL responsa-
! ,f:l"G &c! rrCsidcn;c wilson at noti-
'ic. =! : nor Carhaia: L dcbcria :
.,I!i-.2 observation-disclosures" Il ca !.
! rrar2a: d2spulS habIa dc IN cntrada
lie as,c Il Mexico: 10 use Sucedi0
! entnnc-s cs ;!lgo que el gobierno ame- :.
licano no sc atrevc y publican" Ell.
Dcpartamcnto de EStado tienc en- suS :.
archiroS Ia information Official dc los .
uItraipS come,idos por los liamadcs
Observation-Disclosures en- Ia gran Capt.
IA! de- Mexico. Nunca habia sufrid0
Ia riudad undergraduates Semeiantes,
n; Sipuiera en- los mas nerros iias
de nuestra vida revolucionaiia. Has
Ia los dip!omatlcos cXtraajeros fuc-
ron robados por los "generaleS' de
Carranza V por la turba de pollticos
que seguian a Carranza: hasta ell Nj
nistro del Brasil. repreSentante off
cial de los Estados Unidos. fue roba-
DO"
La critica de Ii revolucion "cons-
ti]tucionaliSta" culmina, cuando cl aus
,o. .o ,ofiora ., /, fipura dc Cayran-.
n. Est"-dicc-"Ho puedv u los Sc.
srnta Y santos ;hoa de clad. tr;,s-r
r,yma,sc en- aa:,>;ni dc "A !itc~tady
~, amos de u VIDA S:rv;erdc c.n hui
mijdad ri hymbrr uie hoy lama ell
Tfy,no dc li,>:rc. pograi, Diaz.w~
iauas hilo en- q SaYa,i, coss algu-
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,.vc nro,cs;a II, ecomeodaci,nes~
del 1j;:po. ,>orficn hoy de:conrce. En
los 10. amos me fuG Gohcrnador de
Couhujja, Carrarza nadia inicio que
r,i.;c,-. r.vcL,rros -; reformation
nr, ,ho,, n,.to,5c Sor ri. hizo co.
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