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Vote "Yes' WhQ?

1t will give you the opportunity
ts secure
l An up.tc-da taxation system
which means lower taxes and fairer
distribution of the tax burden.
z. Effective control of govern ant
and its officials through the ipitia-
tive, referendum and recall.
3 Economy and efficiency in the
administration of city government
though home rule powers for cities.
4. A system of nomination of
officers directly by the people in
stead Of by the party bosses.
5 Protection TO the industrial
classes through Workmen's Com
pensation Act.
6. The elimination of the floating
foreign vote.
I. The chance to get government
away from the political machines
I'D into the hands of the people.
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DO You Raise Vegetables?

"A kitchen garden is half a
living" they say, and evep if
you do not raise vegetables for
the market you are interested in
The remarkable successes made
by gardeners and truck farmers
by applying new scientific pro-
cesses to their work.
| There Is an immense profit IN
the profitable cultivation of veg
etables, whether you eat them
or sell them. Canning factories
and city markets are demanding
more and more vegetables to
feed the large percentage of pop
ulation in big cities who have no
room to raise even hin of pota-
toes.
Whether you farm or whether
you have only tiny garden on
your back lot we advise you to
try a new plan next year, and
follow the suggestions made in
The Vegetable Grower, the
new monthly devoted. especially
to the culture of garden truck.
The regular price of this mag
azine is fifty cents a year, but
we will send it to you, with two
other magazines and our own pa
per all for only ST rs year the
biggest bargain in reading mat
ter ever offered. See our adver.
tisement on page 8.
The first sign that a merchant
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is when he comes out in print
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cannot recall. He is giving you
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IN old fogy or perhaps he is
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simply through old fogyism.
hat he invites the spider to spin
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Who wants to trade with back
numbers and "neverwuzzers" in
hese days of live wires-you
lon't do your
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A man may use the wart on
the back of his neck for a collar
button; ride on the back coach
OF a train to save interest on his
money until the conductor comes
around; stop his watch at night
to save wear; leave 81 and &,
without a do or cross to save
INK; pastures his mothers grave
to save Germ; but a man of this
kind Is a gentleman and a schol
ar compared to a man who will
take q newspaper and when ask
ed to pay for it puts it back in
the postOffice and has it marked
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Our Sympathy.

is always extended to these
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patty to waste on the man who
Dorrows his neighbours paper
when he can have one of his own
at a mere nominal expense.
Your home paper stands for your
interests and the interests of
your home town 1t deserves
your moral and financial support.
Ii you are not a member of our
family of readers YOU should be-
gin now by sending in your SUBJ
scription.
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EIELD SPORT

" hen you keep boy interested
In football, baseball. tennis aae
the like you lessen the chances tina
he will get interested In things 40
so good for him.
The Youth Companion. since Il,
enlargement. gives generous snact
to this matter of athletic training
and gets the beet coaches in 1he
country to write FIR it.
How to practice TO become \ frs,
rate pitcher, now to train for a race
now to learn the newest strokes IN
swimming-these and hundred
other topics Of the greatest interest
I" boys-to girls too, for that mat
ter--ars touched upon in this i'm
por'ant department of The Compan.
And this is only small at of
the service which The COMPANION
renders IN any home which it enters
II bas points Of contact with a bun.
Interests.
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one are two current issues free. that
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of 1918 viii receive free all the is.
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- Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
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Ola SIS POLISHING.

Glass grinding is effected by the
use OF emery powder OF various de.
grees of fneness. But it has been
shown that this grinding cannot be
carried beyond a certain point,
however fine powder may be used
In fact, continuation of it undoes
the work and breaks the surface UP
again. The most finely ground
plate, if largely magnifed, is shown
to be covered with tiny bits which
no grinding will remove. The work
Is therefore continued with rouge
carried on a pad of 'rosin, which
gradually smooths down the eleva-
tons between the pits. Hydro
fuoric acid gas corrodes glass very
rapidly, but weak solution of il
melts away the roughened surface
and leaves a fine polish underneath.
This method is used where very
fine adjustments of the surface are
requires-as, for instance, in lenses
Ton telescopes ana MICROSCOPES
Sound Philosophy.
81 ali methods Of making anoth-
- person angry and disagreeable
the worst IS to tell him that he will |
have to- do something. How often |
do we hear, "You viii have to 90
to the ether window" "You viii |
have to so into. the other car"
you Will have to wait an hour"
You viii have to write the general
passenger agent or superintend
emit and the Ike Primarily we
ire all cree agents and don't "have
20" do darned thing. We NAV
Ind it expedient or necessary to q
certain end, but we don't even
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low easy to put the direction r.
mother manner, such as, '"phe 9th
T window. please" or "Will 70
indy tase the car aheaa?" or eth.
meS require" A short, very short
zplanation of Willy certain thine
necessary will always work We
ers in avoiding trouble.-Raiiroa
mplovee.
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We know of number of families VIII ,
are regular readers of the Courier ut
are not subscribers, they borrow the "a
per from their neighbors. We are glad
to know that the Courier is thus appee-
ciated, but why not subscriber TIE
prlcels small and We would appreeat
having these names on our mailing list
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. 1914.
Democratic State Ticket

United States senator-B. 4. Shively
South Bend
Secretary OF state-Honer L. Cook
indianapolis.
Treasurer OF state-Geo. A. Bittler,
Fort Wayne.
Auditor of state-Dale ]. Grittenberg-
er, Anderson
State superintendent of public ia
strnction-Chas A. Greathouse, Indian
apolis.
Attorney general-Richara NJ. Mil
burn, Jasper.
State geologist-Edward Barrett,
Plainfieid.
Clerk OF Supreme and appellate courts
j. Fred France, Huntington.
Judge supreme court-Moses B. Larry
Logansport
Judges appellate coIrt, First district
Nj. Ii. Hotel, Salem; EDWARD w. Felt,
Greeneastle.
Seebnd district-Joseph e. Bach,
Hammond; Francis :. Caldwell, Win
chester, Frank NJ. Powers, Angola.
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ges, Inventories Suponea4, Warrants
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District and County Ticket

For Judge 57th Judicial Circuit.
JOHN L. BRETT
For County Auditor.
JACOB II. SENG.
For Clerk
VIM BOCKLEMAN
For County Treasurer
JOHN j. KREILEIN
For County Assessor
JAMES SONGER
For County Coroner.
LEO A. SALB.
For Trustee Bainbridge Ep
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The Youth S Companion
IA Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
New subscriptions received at
this office.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
La prision de Circumference.

Muy conocidas son de todos los
mexicanos las mil peripecias ocu-
rridas durante ell glorioso sitio de
Tenoxtitlan, cuando Herman Cor
ties con sus soldados y con los nu-
merosas huestes de traidores que
con 81 sc aliaron para abatlr Ell
poderio de los mexicanos, en-
prendi6 aquella serie de formlda-
HES asaltos a Ia gran cludad,
ssaltos que al fin vic coronados
nor ell exito, pero no antes de que
hubiera sacrifcado gran parte de
GUS companeros de armas, y de
que hubiera sentido gravitar So
bre su esforzado espfritu ell peso
sbrumador de aquel pueblo de
p~atriotas squea en- mil combates
hicieron morder ell polvo a las en-
greidas legiones hispanas.
Despues de muchos fracasados
intentos de Cortes para apode-
rarse de Ia ciudad y ante Ia ro-
tunda negative de Cuauhtemoc
nara entrar en- transaccioncs con
ei eonquistador, orden6 este que
se atacara la ciudad por terra y
aqua, dando instrucciones terri
bIes a sus capitanes, a fin de que
destruyeran sin compassion TODD
10 que en~contraran a 81 paso. FL
asalto fu6 espantoso, como no Sc
habia visto otro durante ell ase-
do, Los mexicanos perecierOn a
montones, y hasta las aguas del
ago Sc enrojecieron al mezclarse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07

con la abundante sangre de las
victimas. La carniceria fue no.
rrible, dice ell historiador Pres
colt; ell suelo estaba cubierto de
muertos, hasta llegar ell case de
que los freneticos combatlentes
tuviesen que subirse sobre los
montones de cadaveres para po-
der pelear. FL suelo estaba ane-
gado en- sangre que corria como
aqua y que tenia de rojo hasta
los canales mismos. Todo era es-
trepito y horrible confusion. Los
horrorosos ahullidos de los indios,
los iuramentos y maldiciones de
los cristianos, los quejidos de los
heridos, los lamentos de las mu-
ieres, los lloros de los ninos, los
rudos golpes de los conquistado-
res, ell estertor de los agonizan-
ties, ell rapido y resonante fragor
de los mosquitoes, ell silvido de
las saetas, ell rechinido y sordo
ruido de los tecbos que Sc des-
plomaban, las densas nubes y CO.
lumnas de polyo y hume que en-
volvian a la ciudad en- tetrica
obscuridad; TODD este c%onIunto
formaba una escena espantabIe
que aterr6 hasta ell mismo cora
z6n de los conquistadores, habi-
tuados a los horrores de la guerra
Y a los horrores de la sangre y
de Ia muerte."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
NO NADIA

Por mis- reiojes. 81 no rs2rZsentan 10 Gue ofreEco.
ReIoies de orc Re,e-ado. tE3!dield) de II Quil2tes
con Ia mejor maquinari2, garantizadospoT 20 Ahos.
one listed debe paGar en- os7os lugares 4 S2oDIos
vendo a precios baratistmes en- $3.50 5aSadesos en-
mansuaIidades. Como unieo Representative en- este
,,is de una celebre f.bricA de ~relojes de SuiZa. y
sin los Crandes gastos que tienen eros es+ablect-
m;entos. puedo venderIa precios excepe'onales.
Mande solamenteun dollar como garantia de ~
buena yoluntad y honradez y 5ee'bira innediatn-
mente. para su ayamen, uno de estos relojes- 81 no
Ie convene. 10 devuelve y recisara q vuelts de Co
rreo su dollar d s.dep6sito. ST lie gusta. le retiene y
PIAZZA $500 los primeros 5 messy 60 e~entAyos men,
suales los siete meses restantes~ Desp0es del page
de Ia novena. quota Sc lie enviaya LIRE DE TODo
casio Y ABSoLUTAMENTE GRATIS. UNA
LEoNTINApK ORC REILENADO tgOldflledO
de~spu6sdel pago de Ia suota final. tambien Sc
10 nsndaa De REGAL0 UN MAGNIFICO AM.
LILO DE oRo RELLENADo-
Olga en- 81, carta 81 dessa IN reho1 para caballerc
q sonora, de dos tapas o con horario visible.
Dirijanss q T. F. Daza. Washington. DC. PA
G. Street. Dep. P.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
LECTURAS HISTORICAS.

La noche vino a poner pasaje-
70 termino a este cuadro de no.
rror, pero al amanecer del siguien
tie dia, Cortes orden6 que siguie-
"a la lucha, a fin de que no fueran
a malograrse las ventajas que ha
bfan adQuirido. Todavia hizo don
Herman un 1ltimo esfuerzo para
convencer a Cuauhtemoc de que
debia rendirse para eVitar que
siguiera Ia carniceria, pero ell in
domable emperador azteca Sc ne
GO de nueVo y ell ataque Sc reanu
do sembrando la muerte y ell eX-
! terminio entire aquellas huestes
gloriosas que ell hambre tenia en-
Ell 1ltimo periodic del agotamien-
to, pero que sostenia ell PATRIOTS
mo que no las abandon6 nj IN So
10 monlento. AquellC no era va
una lucha sino I'm degiiello en-
masa; sin embargo. la refriega
Sc prolong6 por algunas horas, y
a terminar ell dia Is de Agosto
de 1921, Ia poderosa capital del
opulento Anahuac, no era mas
que una seguera presa del formi-
dable conquistador.
Al yer Cuauhtemoc que TODD Sc
habfa perdido y que no habia me-
dio de continuar la defensa de Ia
ciudad, pens6 en- la salvation de
gu persona como unico recurso de
reanudar luego Ia lucha. Sc en-
barc6 con 81 esposa y algunos
personajes de los que habian acu
dido para defender Ia ciudad, Pc
70 recon0cida Ia canoa real poT ell
canitan espanoI don Juan Garcia
u, . ~,orsic,,i6 ron abinco
aan-,ro n voIo.
-,'s'. n,slb+a~oo 10 r,,so Do ME
81. o11 I"soaa,. ~, mo t;ren
~.5.' .. '.''' ,-.5
que 20 -. ca rsl " ~, ~.
1s.. -, q u.,.u, ~ o.
10
- ''.Jos, ~, c,,a -a
,,,, .,- =, no Haven . gTa,iceha."
T.ndnci.o . IA pressoc;a de Cor
+6e 6s+e 10 re.;bi6 con "a cortesia
,na acostumaraba en tales casos,
mas Iuego cue 10 VIC le dil0 2Que.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07

E..- E, d..-tt.e s.. -.s s.. '. f..
cs..s. be- excess. ~ .-...t-. ..-..
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a-.r E.-ri.r.- ..-.. L.u...a tEE'a8E- T.
q -rE-l1i I'll. &ECosSAG 1NEI1D--
ETaFgENTE a3- E1a@EbS : 81
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Ras1-- rEv.r~ T-.-l..Isas -,g--
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no. fs u1u II u-..an ALgl.r0- In GER
TONE 50 ha LescG- ,"-so Il IN cl TONItO
HEAL.
Crando los NIaa.camcutos de Ia Escueia
Ana;grrl havau i-anas.do, con CEHIONE
reroh~lrt Vi. n sa.vi. Ia tuc-za. e! anImO
Y Is rpbuStez. Puede Sd. Yeriiicar tOd
este sin gaStO algunO.
S{FnICOS, SACERDDTES, PERSO-
NAS gTIENENTES Y miles de hombrcs y
mufnres atestig,an la uaraVILIoSa ehcacIa
q este notable descubrimiCEtO. Ccrttncln
ars> CERTONE les ha pro~poIci0nadO Ia
salnd les ha dadO fuerzas y vltaldac, J los
ha rpbySreCIGO.
- CERTONE Is 81 encanto de las
dsmas-ciene el pOder maravlllOsO de
rstprdetr les iOrmaS, dar cSbeltez, guitar
las srrlCaS. dar brillantez i los oiOS, hcrmo-
ssa- ei cuts Y Tealzar tOdOs los atracuVoS
cue prOpOrciOna una buena Salud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
ConVenios de Ia Soledad.

A la communication que ell MI
nistro de Relaciones Doblado en-
vic a los Comisarios de lnglate-
IRA, Espana y Francia, que con
sus ejercitos ocuparon ell puerto
de Veracruz, estos respondieron
con una galanterfa diplomatica,
dictada sin duda por ell espfritu
caballeresco del Oral Prim, Con.
de de Reus:
Las intenciones de las atlas
potencias han sido expuestas va
con suficiente claridad.
Deseosos sin embargo, de ha-
Ger ell Gltimo esfuerzo para evil
tar I'm conflicto que deplOrarian
sinceramente, Green de su deber
invitar al Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores a que venga en- per-
soma a entenderse con ell Condo
de Reus, quien en- nombre de to-
dos lie dara cusntas explicaciones
sean necesarias.
Entabladas va las negociacio-
mes en- esta forma, fue Doblado
a donde Sc lie citaba ell dia "diez
Y siete de febrero de mil ocho-
cientos sesenta y dos" firm6 10
que sc llam6 Convenios Prelimi-
mares, en- ell pueblo dc la Soledad,
cerca de Veracruz, logrando con
clio uno de los triunfos mas gran
des de Ia ~diplomacia mexlcana.
Lastima que estos convenios no
hayan tenido para M. de Saliguy
mi ell valor que tenia ell papel
en- que Sc habian escritO" a pc
sar de que en- dicho papel estaba
estampada la frma del mismo
Saljgnv.
CIaro es que teniendo en- este
concepto IN tratado, deberia ser
desconocido y asi, a pesar de Ia
cnOsici6n del Oral. Prim Y de SiI
Charles Wyke. los Convenios de
l. S9'a6ad fuer3n n9los para los
p. arezent2ntes de NAPOLEON III.
lie unui los puutys mas impor-
+anres del documeaco 1anta8 We,
ses menclonado:
.Pr,maro.-SQ92esto cue G.
rah;er2o constitutional que ac.
rYa]meDte rige en- la ReyUblica
Neyicana. ba lnanifsstado a los
Comisarias de las Potencias ala.
fas one no necesita del auXilil
nue IAN acknowledgements han ofre,
cido al pueblo m~exicano, pues Tie
ne en- 81 mismo los elemento5 dc
fuerza Y de opini6n para coDser,
yarse contra cualquiera revuelta
intestine, los aliados entran des.
de luego en- e. terren0 dc Los ira
tados, para fcrmalizar todas las
reclamaciones que tienen que Ia,
Ger en- nombre de sus r~especti3as
naciones,
Segundo. Al efect0, y. protes'
tando. como protestan los Repre-,
~sentantes de las Potencias aha
das que NADIA intentan contra Ii
tindependencia, sOberania e int.
rridad del ~territorio de Ia Repd
blica, Sc ADRIAN las negociacio
mes en- Orizaba, a 'c2ya ciudae
concurriran los tres Comisar3os
dos De los Sres. Ministries dc
Gobierno de "a RepUblica, salvt
el case en- Que de comGn acuerdl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07

R9Vg7A De SEGPE RER0VADA WTMlBaD AONEETo De CARRIES
VI CUTS TERS0 BUEas PREsERGk WGoR gUEa APEIII0
T2syQUnpsD De Los NERVES BBERA DIGESTION
PEgSsMiEH0 CaG0 FUERZAS A8Ll9A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07

HE2z rYs5s Al SS5EF5E
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
SOMETHING N!seuo.

Mira. Franklin. n wealthy widow.
ordered a bust OF her husband. When
Il was finished she was very much
disappointed.
why" asked tho sculptor. do
you object to this. bust of your hus-
hand. madam
"pcrause.'' was,hc womsn's reply.
1T foosu't look natural
Why. madam he said. YOU
have admitted that i, looks like
him" .tt
YES. yon have the features all
right. she said. but there's no use
talking. I couldn't accept II. That
statue would never remind me Of my
dear husband
Well" asked the sculptor. in de-
spair. will you please tell me what
tho trouble Ia with it,"
Its too quiet she said. You
sec. sir. my husband has IT. Vftui
dance. III National Monthly.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
laly \ eeodwatef Describes ner
Disaressial ExPerlenee aad
Ia Ie1s How She Was
fiaaliy Relieved.

ooolwsAsr. Mo.-"Ever since I was
q HUE gill." says Mrs. Riley Laramote,
ri was Z great sufferer from dyspepsia.
Isuljered misery after eating. and had
ooss,hle heaStburn.
I thought ! had to suffer this way a.
jeas q lived. but when began to take
ThsdSosd's Black -DrauGht, In small
6osss, evesy night, the heartburn was oil
Gp6e h . few days, and ! could ca,
Witseut distress.
I took Two small packages In oil. and
ollhough ti,at was some time ago. the
1ySpepsia lsas not returned.
I speak . good word for Thedford's
plaek- Dranght wheaever have the op-
psetuaity."
iteatiny causes distress. We urge you
. try Thediosd's Black Drauzht. II
eisanses the system, helps the stomach 10
digest it, food, regulates the bowels. and
e(Ins,lates the liver.
q acts gently and Is without bad after.
6Boets. Tyh Price 2se.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

\ rAfrtuI SURVEY 81 sh- Labor al
ualioo In the Colorado .Vsl tI-lt
hs. h~~a -smp,l~d f.r Th- s'hsissias
srisss~ Moai,or hy . i.smsr nssain
rnEsu~~s. ao~ 80 ssscsa-,. ~h" be-
sssa~ himsrii familiar si.h ssrh -
i.stae phAs~ In the stsiNs s.n-. u
ssshisg this sure, be hAa b-sns.
hin the so,in of justice tor all. as
standard with sh.-h to ssus~ hi
d~~isSons. and bic conclusions ~At
arr drava in the iai..-s, as na, "a's
the mine o~n~r ba, 'h- taIr.- ans
the ss-a, third sst,s in .s"r1
strike. the rnhi,.. aI- .. t.lin-s3
III Compulsory Incorporation al
labor union. under state "r na''"as'
h~s.
a., Compulsory arbitration ci
strikes.
,sl That employers sll"u -u
ployes to share in all profit of ih'
sompaay m the basl. .' l-rE'h "
service and ~as-s.
90 Government OF state owner
shsr sud apcration o' coal mines.
s.N'uhin an area af a.out I" b, -
u1l~s II comprised the C,lorn :" rnf
tyoN Of tho Trinidsd coal field. 70
situation and natural advantage
peooahly hs. no equal in the world
Thsos railroads. the Colorado 4
aoushrrn. the Denver 4 Rio Grandc
and the Santa 70. afford ami"
transportation facilities. The coal
bcds are almost flat. easily Access
ihlc. OF fair thickness. AMI the coal j.
Of q good quality. Tn. coal varic.
from a good fuel In the northern
portion of tho country to a bi;umin.
Gus cokins coal .p The vi.iniL' OF