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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-29
Beneft Of Wheat.

II is claimed bat early-sown fall
wheat is benefited when pastured
with sheep tc Eeep down the rank
growth.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-29

a woman who will come to take care
of the children for her board and
clothes"
Then she fiared up and wouldn't go.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-29
Clean the Seed.

Clean all homegrown seed. and
grade, 50 only tao largest seed can be
used.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-29

Il never tell all think" she said
What a busy set Of thought works
you must have" the mean man re-
piled.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-29
MaketabIe Hona.

The market hog attains his full
growth when about six months old.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-29
CANDID OPINION.

The man who can write the Decla.
ration of Independence on a postage
stamp and wastes his time doing 1t
might as well have remained the sub.
ject of some kim
When a bookkeeper gets a Job in
the treasury department at Washing
ton he becomes a financier.
Men who succeed are their own
maxims.
Some people think you must be cul-
tured If you can ring In the word
Ruskin every little while.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
will Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala must confess. SAYS
Mrs fula Mae Reid, OF tins place. THAT
Sardui, the womans ionic, has done me
a great deal OF good.
Before | commenced using Cardni 4
would spii Mp everything ! ale. had 2
hred, sleepy lec.ing all the time, and was
Irregular. ! could hardly drag arouud.
and would have severe headaches con-
linuously.
Since taking cardui, have entirely
out splitting up What | eat. Everything
seems TO digest an right, and | have
gained 10 pounds in weight"
II yoa are victim Of any OF the numer-
ous us 50 common to your sex, il is
wrong 10 suiief.
for halt a century, Cardui has been re-
hevlng Just such ills, as is proven by The
thousands 81 letters. similar 10 the above
which pour into our Office, year By year.
Cardui is successful because il is COM
posed n1fedienlS which act specifically
on the womanly constitution, and helps
bul.d the weakened organs back 10 health
and strength.
Cardni has helped others, and win helm
you, too. Get bette today. lo,,
wont Fegreiii Your druggist sells il.
N'Ns 10; Chagsneosa Neikios Co 1, s,s., A.
Sissy peei., 1ia1socusa. lcna. ~ S,r,,iai ~.
-. ,,ess 81 ie1s tase snt " .fsge $50. 'liars
ifs.'@sn' " Wszsh. scot a. SEA- ~1ssss. NJ -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

m rNrmrrs naututra fwt grnwrr
aaDomilour. movable schools. tt CON
,sutlou pirmcf and other puhh.
sbth~nrss. n school hourc meetings
IL county rurl out 300 thr orchards
imung the duira hrrdH som Wouk ranch
,na uu talm. you find mrmhcra of th,
tNtruHon staff busy With the pfacticl
arohlems uf production nnd ctficicncN
tdvfm.a dcmupstrnug cncouuginn
n,unung improved methods naiSlis
soils ana pgoscrmna euulnr iu
hoH ahd boa wont CARRYING tho
cioncc eft lhc laboratory thc cNact
knowhdgo and splendid inspiration
witch is the fWli ot loue ANA palms
taltnr experimentation. RIGHT to the
Aunrre. hoiticW,urtta. du.rymrn. and
tachmcn SIT knnsla The farmers n
fUNtca n Kansas are ral Institutions
amt 90 not have 90 be- instituted ever,
limo lecturer comics around in
summer county lnnr. hast ycnr "a iu-
stiuite mcennse drew Jan attendance
Y $500 and thr4ughout ihc state az
local aud county Institutes with "a
membership oi over itO0o held mcri
ngs attended hv ava aEnrvgatc uf over
ieaUue pcoric indesa there arr hut
40 counties in the state which du nut
nalu tain permanent county orsanisa
,iouH, rhp state substitutes each cnuu
tN Institute measuring w to tho rc-
iuirsi standard to the extent at $50
aer YEAR and cach incn institute which
dOvs approved work tu tho oNtUut pf
SO per anuum An institute must hold
four daN sessions each ys.,r hut many
hold monthly mcctirgs rhrcc 81 Inv
Required meetings are conducted hN
ne members without outside aid anO
M these meetings topples aiv discussed
iha, have heen wtiectcd with tho con .
sent vf tho department Tho fourth
meeting Be- attended hy representatives
/ 4 The extension department. and by
I ,No SO NOR AMEN who discuss tnni,s
that conetfn iiic Armer Neucu frin
( the extension department hlndlc Qurs-
inns " interest 90 thc Aouse Nives
mth Hs canning hrcad-baklns thf
laundry and carc 80 tho children Nui
these never do more tam haI I'D thf
discussion amt demonstration WORK
Members ~ tho institute Who have
been notified lcur ia advance ana have
lcrcpted are ,Npettc,, Co talk on sub
lectH ON which they posecss valuable
sNpefcuce rheN hold real husiness
mootiag, iastlns from o IN untn 4
p. m with no ethcr Interruption than
~ appeusng lunch pnsparcd sud SEW
gu hs ihc woman and perhaps. esan
ar sleek ludfing ccut,s. The prs,
rars % EtHln m such contests arc sent
ITO the county nlir ana from then. g.
he Farmers lnmitnr "a the Colleac
These institute mrvtiprS ars rcgsss
nssvd az a inust important agency tol
ne bettormsn; ~ a. candltlcn 81 tA,
Garner To be elected as president 81
one ot these Institutes h considered tht
y hiehcp, honor that can he conferred on
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
KANSAS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE


g. of lnr kaumH Aaucuitnui college
aouiA fili many volumes ot ihH papor
FOO Some Hid' and important W'wti BOZ
iho state lrom fiahune chlnrh hnn
H HeruH thli Hinlinuh Ir ptoprri
registered from mrniHhinf pnw nnd
specifications for public mnpf1nrinr
% thr luurrua ui thr mliI Hdl"lr
~ kbul thrrt m pmcti'Ili nn rrn.
lHcttc oat.ruHc. municipal rHHn
ir caWtrtrl0H movement rNt rhtt
lls received hripIna hHni from
.fhnr le college or fho DIVERSITY
.ther directly nr taruush tNrf r.t.n
Iun Hrf .III.H
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
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CHRISTI CA ------
.KTNGSVILLTOCET. ;.

IN. Knasyi. correspondent oennst News
item, oven prompt auLeaGon The Caller " O.
vs,ed daily BY subsepioos ss 70
viii prompt attention.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

iuo and PAYABLE 40 che office of th,
city Secretary
iis 4 D. NuiNnn. C.ty Secretary
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

- y haNo'iom icf, yesterday morn
..s Tor - Loals ~ severed uce,.s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

MT 70; Chr,tsrooxa NesS he Co, ,slt.' Al.
s,Nl pte'., S'aAsocusa. lena. fes >,rrial ~.
~ t,eef On teli tase ent " fage ~ :. lf,l,s
'fss'"se' ~ Wsssh, ssaiiH sain ~issss. ~ -
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

pledged himself to the people to see,
If he was elected governor. that JUS
tice should be dealt out to all persons.
that all laws should be enforced and
above all that the state of Colorado
would again take hold of its own af-
fairs and its lost sovereignty re-
stored.
Again he repeated the words that
rang through the Denver auditorium
two weeks ago: The yellow tents of
the federal troops in southern Colo
RADIO are visible monument to Colo
radios shame The state is in the
hands of federal receiver. The fair
name of Colorado has been sullied.
People are groaning beneath a bur-
den of taxes. 1t will be the policy
of the Republicans to restore what
Colorado has lost and to say to the
president you may take back your
splendid boys.
Carlson demonstrated that he was
not uninformed of the historical
events of the southern strike zone.
His recital of the lawless occurrences
at Ludlow, Aguilar, Forbes, Chandler
and McNally was dramatic and accu-
rate. He told of the rioting and the
battles and bloodshed. of the ruined
homes and the lives lost as result
of industrial warfare and for this
he did not blame the rank and file of
a labor organization. but he did hold
responsible the Lawson and the Doyle
and Hickeys and the element deceiv-
ed and lrisled and driven to outlawry
by the incendiary counsels of their
leaders.
He reviewed at some length the oc-
curreEces in the northern fields, his
record in the district attorneys Of
flee, pointing out the cause and ef-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26
LECTION Of ENTIRE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET ESSENTIAL

old stockman and rancher, for Year,
q factor in movements of community
betterment. He is entitled to re-
election.
DR.. J. D. HARPER
For county assessor Dr.. ]. D. Har-
per. For two years Harper has held
this office and has made a most sat
isfactory official. Here is another
man who is thoroughly honest and
reputable and who has conducted the
affairs Of that grief office to the
general approval of all the taxpayers.
ELMORE FLOYD
It is with more than the average
enthusiasm that the Chronicle News
presents the candidacy of that
splendid young man, Elmore Floyd,
for the office of county superintend-
ent of schools. Floyd is a native son
and was raised right here on the
plains of Las Animas county, his
father, now deceased, being one Of
the pioneer farmers and residents of
this county.
Floyd, like many another worthy
citizen. worked his way through COL
leRe and returned to make his home
and his career in this county. He
has served some years as deputy clerk
of the district courut, also clerk, and
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26
LINE
HOLDS LIKE
WALL

Paris. Oct. 26.-The French Off
cial communication given out this af-
ternoon says that yesterday tho
French line between Nieuport and
Dixmude was maintained.
f. The text Of the communication fol-
lows
= During the day of yesterday our
front. along the general line between
Nieuport and Dixmude was main
tanned. The German forces which
crossed the User between those two
to~Hs have not been able to progress,
Our 'front.' Was held also In the region
between Ypres and Roulers. between
and Lille. to the west of
La Bassee and Of Lens and to the
east OF Arras. This line is continuous
to the south by the line which al
ready has been indicated by those Of
ficial communications. During the
fighting of recent days the enemy
seems to have sustained considerable
losses.
Russian: To the ives; o. the Wis.,
tula and to the north of the Pielicia
river the Germans have been forced
back on L.omicz Skierniewice and
Rawa, which have been captured at
the bayonet point by the Russians.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

The Creator of the universe after
OF handiwork in six days OF eight
hour shifts. laid off the seventh day.
But there is no rest for the wicked.
as the good book says, and 30 the
Commercial street conspirators
burned the midnight oil Saturday
setting falschoods into type and mis-
representation under scare heads for
the Sunday afternoon ''extry".
Fact was the dopy dreamer of the
degenerate daily distorter could not
wait until the regular edition on
Monday to advise the dear peepul"
that coal company marshal had
been pinchcd for disturbance; neith-
or could he wait to thrust upon the
public his erroneous conclusions con-
cerning the Republican candidates
who addressed rally Saturday
night Fearful lest the mud batter
les would rust II idle twenty-four
hours. the editorial squeak emanat-
ed from the dilapiidated print shop
as per usual. yesterday afternoon.
As many as seventeen copies of the
Sabbath "eXtrv'' were sold on the
streets, but the rubbish cans were
bulging with unread copies that
some really intelligent individuals
had cached to prevent an epidemic
of nausea.
Old Scoop and Young Scoop and
the willing little family of lesser
Scoops droned away all night and
typewriters were humping up to
noon yesterday, and had it not been
for the snoring of redneck Social
lists down the street a ways the noe
turnal essayists could never have
stayed awake. The truth" of the
Valdez affair must be told before the
evening curfew had curfed.
But last night. after the stress and
strain of that al might session had
spent itself. after the whirr of the
great presses had ceased. the weary
crew of pencil pusllers and sob ar
lists curled up on the floor in the
composing room and slumbered like
unto Rip Van Wrinkle and like unto
Rip also the regular edition this ev-
ening will be twenty years or more
behind the time.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26
CARLSON SWAYS VAST
To CHEERS BY |
SHOWS Up

law enforcement the of the West Opera
a
aises cecred him the threw down the saun
critics. hazed with orceul impressive
his
which
a
publ
regain its lost sovereignty
been held
of
of Colorado delivered
make
have directed
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

feet of the spirit of rebellion encour-
aged by the man who today seeks the
high office of governor on the Demo-
cratic ticket, and who is a close
friend and associate of the head
counsel of the United Mine Workers
Carlson showed how Patterson had
for years as a lawyer representing la
Dor organizations and that these un-
ions he served were the only unions
that ever defied the constituted au-
thority of the state. For all other
law abiding unions he spoke the
words of highest commerdation.
He pointed to the record of the
Democratic standard bearer and en-
phasizcd how the poor exploited
wage earners who had been led to
strike had been thrust into poverty
and starvation that these learned
counsels, these meters of civil war
might realize millions in fees. The
lesson struck home and many mem
bers of the army of the idle who now
shiver in the tents heard those burn
ing words.
There was not minute from the
time Mr. Carlson ACKNOWLEDGED the
introduction of Chairman Judge A.
NJ. McHendrie. that he sought to
evade question or straddle an issue
He talked plain and struck straight
from the shoulder. His gestures were
those of man who believed with all
sincerity the words he uttered, who
cherished in his heart an abiding
faitTf In the people, love for stable
government and desire to lead all
men to the right road to content
ment. happiness and prosperity
When 1t came to the liquor ques-
Co.ttuued on page J1
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26
REBEL LEADERS
CAT HER FOR
CONFERENCE /.

Ell Paso. Tex. Oct. 26.-Twenty-
six revolutionary leaders Of southern
Mexico. representing General Bmili-
ano Zapata. arrived yesterday at
Guadalupe where they were greeted
by General Villa. They proceeded to
Asuas Calientes where the peace con-
ference was expected to resume its
sessions today. ~
The nort;Gera ;i-ader,askecepttou at
tie southern chiefs was described in
a telegram today as most cordial"
General Pauline Martinez acted as
head Of the Zapata delegation. The
were accompanied north
by committee headed by General
Felipe Angeles. s1N
General Obregon and others of the
Carranza delegation already have re-
turned to the convention city after a
visit to Mexico City in which they Sc
cured General Carranza's' answer to
the convention demands. 1t was ex-
pected that there would be little de-
lay in terminating the prolonged dis
cussion since Carranza has made his
Continued s,n page r.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

One week from tomorro~ eeSss
pie Of Las Animas county wiI1>s
the polls and register by their bal.
lots their choice for public officers.
In voting on stats candidates the
great majority will unquestionably
record their sentiment in favor Of
law and order and q restoration Of
sovereiGnty which George Carlson
and his colleagues are pledged to
aoooap1iih. In voting on county
candidates the people will not lose
sight Of the paraaaount issue Of law
and order. bat will ut the same time
vote to elect maa Of efficiency and
acknowledged capahkty for the var
ious offices they seek.
For that reason the good citizens
Of Las AniMas county have united on
the Republican candidxtes, not alone
beesnse they arc factors IN the great
movement for better government, but
because they are experienced men.
and man who have demonstrated that
they are thoroughly capable and hon
est. 0ppoaed to them are men who
have been nominated By the votes Of
an element that il made up Of law
violators and radical sympathizers,
supported BY an organization that
has financed an induStriAl rebellion
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26
ARMIES Of FIVE NATIONS IN DEATH STRUGGLE.
FIELDS AND TRENCHES HEAPEO WITH DEAD
As COD Of WAR STALKS ON.
German Loss Enormous and Allies Continue
Slow Adpance. Won Moltke III, Is Relieved
Won Klack Loses Command Spirited Fight
( ing IN Eastern: Theatre Puts ,Rassians Force
in Better Position to Meet Allied Enemy
China Shops Fight.


of battle Belgian border Latest
North where the Germans with reckless bravery
the German rig wing had made ME
office
south France the Switzerland there
making
to
official
thians determined resistance.
ant
of
o
retreat
al combined Japanese
a which
Berlin confirms General Won
said filled General
Won r
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26
ASKS FEDERAL COLD
STORAGE INSPECTION.

Chicago, Oct. ga recommenda-
tion that federal inspection of pro-
duce in cold storage ne provided to
take precedence over city and state
inspection and supervision was made
to the convention of the National
Poultry. Butter and Egg association
whore It reported a three day session
here today.
The recommendation added that
the age of cold storage eggs would be
reported to the secretary of aSricul-
ture. and sixteen months was given
as the age of retirement for eggs
which have been preserved on ice.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

ITO the south of the Pilicia. in
the direction of Radon. there has
been lively engagement between tho
Russians and the Austro- G Germans,
WHO lost prisoners and cannon.
ITO the south Of Solcc the Russian
troops crossed the Vistula by main
force. driving the enemy back. On
the river San and to the south of
Przemysl, there have occurred stub
born combats resulting favorably to
the Russians.
IAN Austrian column debouching
from the Carpathians on Dolina Tin
22 miles to the south of
Stry) was routed
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

for two years has been deputy county
assessor. He has perhaps a wider ac-
quaintance than any of the younger
Republicans in the county.
By training, temperament and in
every other respect Elmore Floyd is
the man for the place. Las Animas
county will never have a better or
more efficient superintendent of
schools.
ROY CAMPBELL
For coroner another young man
whose reputation has never been as.
sailed is the Republican candidate,
Roy Campbell. Mr.. Campbell is q
new figure in Las Animas county
politics. He is a quiet, unassuming
fellow. a Mason. we'll liked and thor.
oughly capable and will make most
able coroner. Moreover, he is exper.
fenced in the duties of the office,
having served for two years as first
deputy under Coroner Sipe, and han
died many of the largest cases com.
ing before the coroner's office. Roy
Campbell should be elected.
A. M. HOLT
A. NJ. Holt for county surveyor has
proved his ability. 10, these many
years and is welded to the job. He's
unbeatable,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26
rleihas brought to the state its
'sndition Of dependence up
.deral government at Wash.

'sorleihas brought to the state its
,ondition Of dependence up
- .deral government at WASH
ingto...
The Chronicle News believes that
the election Of the Republican ticket
in Colorado and Las Animas county
i absolutely essential this year and
strongly urges upon the citizens who
will vote one week from Tuesday
that the entire county ticket be elect
ID.
h. A. SCHMIDT
For representatives. from Las AMI
mas county to the twentieth general
assembly the Republicans offer two
highly competent and able men-H.
A. Schmidt md. John Mayer. The
FORMER II o1l1s6k11s best known At
journeys Of Trm n and has been a
resident Of this city for about five
years. coming hssu from Indiana to
enter practice With Ndge W. B. Nor.
gan, now q nelnhet of the Court of
Appeals. Mr.. Schmidt has had a
good record a q lawyer, has always
been staunoh Republican and
should be elected.
JOHN MAYER
John Mayer is an old resident Of
Las AnimaS county and known ev-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

DR.. Hubert Work, candidate for
Allison Stocker. candidate for
state treasurer, and Charles A. Ball
reich of Pueblo were splendid speak
crs that drove home the gospel of law
and order and turned the spotlight
upon the failures of the Democrats
in state and nation. The meeting,
though the campaign opener for the
Republican party. was in all respects
non-partisan meeting. Members OF
all parties were present and ap-
plauded and remained to greet the
candidates and pledge their endorse
ment OF principles. 1t was a meet
ing that threw the fear into the
hearts of the destructlonists, that
sent the wreckers home respondent,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

but that kindlcd a new blaze within
the breasts and hearts of the hun
dreds of noble men and women who
would by their ballots wiJe the
shame from the pages of COlorado's s
history.
Carlson stood before the people a
firm. unyielding exponent of law en-
forcement. He showed that he was
not picked candidate of any inter-
ests, not a foe of organized labor, not
prosecutor of any class, but a friend
of all people and all classes and be-
lever in simple justice. He stood with
one hand resting on the flag and his
eyes directed to the fluttering folds
OF the same starry banner that droop-
ed like canopy above him, and
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

erywhere ~ "honsst John" Mayer.
For years he was located at Hastings
where he conducted his business, b.
ing always one Of the foremost boost.
ers Of the community. Two years
go he was elected q representative
and his splendid record in the lower
house Of the state legislature stood
him in good stead and be received
ono Of the nominations ct the pri.
mary election. 3n -.
/ ]. 8. ABEYTA
For county clerk J. 8. Abeyta, Jr.,
il one Of the best known and most
popular 0panish.Americans in the
county. There il no reason why all
Republicans should not support him.
]. E. KANE .,
For sheriff J. E. Kane, the present
county Superintendent Of schools.
The Chruaicle- News has maintained
from the outset that Las Animas
county at this crisis in her history
needs q strong man for sheriff-a
thoroughly efficient and fearless law
and order man. For that reason
Zeke Martin received our enthusias-
tic support at the primary.
Martin WIS defeated for the nom.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26

tcrmincd rush of the German forces.
but also to the accurate fire of TIE
British and French warships.
England is now spcculating on,
when the Germans will attempt to
bring their navy into action off tho
Belgian coast. German submarines
have been dodging here and there off
the coast during the past week, SO
far with no successes. II would not
surprise the British If the sea phase
of the struggle became more general
and more pronounced in the near
future, though nothing like a general
naval action is expected.
There has been no marked change
in the situation since the latest off
cial communications were issued. The
contendins forces were at each 9TH
ers throats today, principally along
the IS mile line stretching from
Nieuport to the river Lys. A strug
gle. violent but perhaps less active, is
moving along southwark to Arras
Confirmation from Paris that the
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-26
WOULD LEARN NUMBER
OF GERMAN PRISONERS

Washington. Oct. 26.-At the re.
quest Of Prince. Won Hatzenfeldt
.Tranchenbarg. soat llos Of. the Ger.
man embassy here. the state depart
ment today undertook to ascertain
the number and location of German
prisoners in France. through Ameri-
can diplomatic and consular officers.