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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-07
Los NUEVOS BnLETES SON RECIBD0S
CON EQUAL VALOR QUE Los Antiques
LUIS CABRERA ATACO DURAkfN1f Los BANQUER0S Y CONFER
CANTES, CUlPANDOlE De SER Los CAUSANTfS De
QUE IA NUEVA HONEOA SEA DEPRECIADA

infOrme intentanlo cTp!Icar in Situa-
ci6n actual Sobre Ia nfia del panel.
atacando duramente en- csc informe Z
los comerciantes y b~anqucroS. por r.
hecho de rehuSarS" = auTi,ir la nue.
vi moneda Il mayor pre-.o del dc n
antigua. Siendo que csta. Se"HIn eli de-
cir del miSmo Cabrera. cst;i @aranti-
Zada con los depoSIto5 DC las rcscrraS
en- orc. al prccio ,e vGir:a rentrvos
plata {! peso. Cabrera die taiabien
que e! %obierno accptavI los bll!etcs
viejos nj tipo de dicz centavo> plata
c! peso. para cl pago de impuestos,
hasta el pr6Ximo NE dc D!ciembrc,
en- que quedaran Reimbursement. rcti-
radios dc Ia circulacior.
FL primer jefe don yenusIiano Ca
rranza, anduvo hoy viSitaudo rerso-
nalmcnte los mcrcadoS on esta CAPT
ial. Il fin lie entcraTer de JOS nrecios
de los con.c>tible; Y De ms exiSten-
ci.:s que hnbiera. Don Nenr>aianc Sc
mcs::o gr"nGcmcnte indirnado por i"
es"a,c: dG rUmcSti',i"s qac hay cn los
mcrcadoS. al por los precios
I'm = t"> q que SOL vthdidoS aoUtiloS
IA i~rflniiad de prucia> que r"cibi6
de que entire las Glasses baiaS del pre-
bio ryistc una eSpantosa misrria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-07
DOS CRUCER0S Y I'm SUBHA-
RlAO MGIESES DESTRUYF-
RON FL ZEPPELIN II 3
IN BARCO De GUERRA BRITANNICA FUE ATA-
CAOe PGR IN CRUCERO ALTMAN ST.
FRltNDO LIGER0S DESPfRFfCTOS
T%clrgrama Especial para ia pRENs,.

para IN fItf.>St.
LONDHES. Mayo 6.-Ei Ministerio
de Ia Marina do a la publicidad hoy
un !nforme Official Ell ell que infogma
que el zeppelin aleman Ii. que inten
taba efectuar IN vuelo sobre la costa
mgleSa. fue tiroteado por la a~rtilleria
De los cruceros ingleses "Galatea" V
Phaeton," que o~casionaron serios des-
pcrfectos en- Ell dirieible enemigo.
Este cayo al mar v la destruction del
aparato fue consumada per uu sub
marino britannica. hsbiendo sido res
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-07
TO0O
CONFIRNASE QUE FL CAIRO De
ALVARO OREGON IBA SER
VOLADO CON DINAHITA
LUIS HERRERA PIDIO 4 Los HABIIANTES
De PARRAL QUE NO HlCIERAN MANI
FESTACIONES ARTFAHfRiCANAS

IrlfHfah'i f->l'fIa' PARA Ia Ihf-rHA-
Ell P.ASO. Texas. Mayo 6.-Queda
comprobada Ia information telegritIi-
ca dc anoche, relativa 4 que manoS
mis;eriosas intentaron volar con dina
mita Ia nochc de aver cl CAIRO pri-
vado del jefe carranciSta Alvaro Gore
g6n. que SC halla en- Ciudad Iuarez.
e. complot fue Gescubierto Il ITEM
20 Y 4 este Sc deblo que Ia catdstrc-
fc no ocurriera. AunQue el caro- de
Oregon Sc halla perfectamente guar
dado duranre todas las horas del dia
por un Gordon dc tropaS, y por la no.
che Sc aumenta de una manera Consi-
derable l2 euardia. la dinamita pudo
ser colocada debajo del caro-.
Sc hicieron desde anoche varios
.arrestos Y duyante el dia de hoy con-
tinuaron las aprehensiones de cuanto
individuo es considerable ~sospechoso
de haber tornado parte Ell ell complot.
Herrera pide que no Sc hagan mani
fcstaciones anti-americanas.
In americana que arribo hoy de Pa
rial, trajo ia noticia de que el Jefe
carranciSts Luis Herrera, conandan-
te militar de Parral, expidi6 una pro-
(nnCn n ln Dan n Col -nN
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee IA PPENSA has s larger
circulation than any other meTifan H5W=-
paper in the United States.
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre listed sus iibros en- espanol r
Ignacio F.. L]o2an0, 90? Dolorosa s.. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas barata.
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Herrera pide que no Sc hagan mani
fcstaciones anti-americanas.

Pasa a Ia Pag. 5a. Col 7a.)
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-11-17
Publication authorized by the
Iasisso Bregers Association
LEARN SHORTHAND

n will nav YOU we'll II is an assured means u
good employment. IL is more than that. - IS an
Invaluable PERSONA! Geeow p!ishHsg!-a time and
labor saver thTuout your lie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-11-17
BENIN PITMAN PHoNocRAPHY

IL taught IN reliable schools everywhere. Let us
recommend one ID you. Or viii advise you
about self-instruction ot lessons by mail Write 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-11-17
The Photographic Institute,

Benn pi,rasn. Founder
Jerome b. Howard. PressdssA-
Sore N:s:,ies and ChaareS Hand
Are qurckIy. cured u appiy ias
Sslve. lIy Il; II Is q saccess. PGs-- y i -1s
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
NEWSPAPER TAXING.

Much interest will be felt among
newspaper men in the announcement
Of the New York Worlds new "bu-
reau of accuracy and fair play
The purpose of this department is to
check carelessness. avoid needless IL
oel suits, to promote fair play, and
stamp out fakes and takers.
The public sometimes laughs at the
smaller newspapers as collections of
ourbstone gossip, and looks with a
certain W at great metropolitan
journals of hundred thousand circu-
alton, as institutions dealing with
yreat national issues on which a high
standard of accuracy and truth tell
ing is required.
In actual practice the situation is
'everscd. The smaller papers, those
hat are close to a small city or vii
.age, constituency, are held down
Tery rigidly to high standards of ac-
oiohN lSPoitliSs II SOflc OIe = I'LL
tial is printed wrong, they will hear
about it the next day. The most
finland remark is often accepted as
containing deep and poisonous innu-
2ndo.
On the other hand, even the best
If the big metropolitan papers print
the news on mere hearsay. affecting
he most important and delicate in
terests of business and government.
The mex day the whole thing is
cad by the people who know about
t., error is admitted, and every one
DIRECTS about the incident except
hose who are injured.
The smaller citv daily and the
country weekly realize fully the folly
of all this. 1t sells papers for the
moment, markets Il pot boiler for to-
lay. In the long run it hurts news
paper circulation and disgusts the
1t places irritations and OBJ
-tacles in the way of the true news
man who is working every min
rte to find the truth and give it to
he public. The World has taken an
advance step of the first IMPORTANCE.
m that could do much. if imi-
'nted elsewhere. to elevate journal
ism into a hgih degree of rrofcasion- |
al dignity.-Yazoo Sentinel.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
SOMEHOW OR OTHER.

Life is a burden to every ones shout.
der;
None may escape from its troubles
and care;
Miss it in youth and till come when
we're older,
And fit US as close as the garments
We wear.
Sorrow comes into our home unin-
vited,
Robbing our heart Of it's treasures
of song;
Lovers grow cold and our friendships
are sighted,
Yet somehow or other we worry
along.
Midst the sweet blossoms that smile
on our faces,
From the rank weeds that would
poison and blight,
And cen in the midst Of earth's beau
tiful places
There is always a something that
isn't just right;
Yet oft from the rock we may pick
a gay flower,
And drink from Il spring in a desc
late waste;
They come to the heart as a heavenly
dover.
And naught is so sweet to the eye
or the taste.
Everyday toll is an everyday blessing.
Though poverty's cottage and crust
we may share;
Weak is the back on which burdens
are pressing.
But stout is tire heart which is
strengthened by prayer.
Somehow or other the pathway grovY5
brighter
Just when We mourned there was
none to befriend;
Hope in the heart makes the burden
seem lighter.
And somehow or other we get to
the end, Unidentified.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
GRAPE

Cue pAt of double cream, two egg
hi les. one and one-half glasses of
+ ysh APE Jelly (three-fourths pint
80 h'nsNoonfuls of granulated
: ol@ti~'. four tablespoonfuls of lem
M iui q. Whip the cream cutie
0Siff and beat the jelly into it a
spoonful at a time. Soften the gela-
tine in the lemon juice and then melt
rver hot water; cool to lukewarm
and beat into the cream. Combine
with The stiflv beaten whites of eggs.
"o'ting until thoroughly r1ixed and
7mooth. Pcur into individual molds
whi'h have been dipped in ice water.
Sot on ice or pack in ice end salt un-
til ready to serve. Turn out on
"r',arcs of angel cake and garnish
with whipped cream.-Margaret B..
Foulks, in September Sothern Wom-
ans. ~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
PROSPECTS OF CHEAPER
MONEY INTERESTS FARMERS

Together we borrow; divided W.
TALL" is the apt Interpretation one
farmer has placed on the new Farm
Loan Bank Law, which makes it pos
sible for farmers to cooperate in
borrowing money al lower rates of
interest than now prevail, provided
this money is properly secured.
According to T. J. Brooks, Rural
Economist of the Mississippi A. & M.
College, who is sending out special
information on the new law, the
farmers of Mississippi who thorough
ly understand the operation of the
law can receive much benefit from it.
Ten or more farmers. who by giving
a collective mortgage en- their farms
as a basis for a bond issue, can or
garize a farm loan association with
the consent of the district land bank.
The members, by complying with the
regulations, car thus borrow money
at a lower rate of interest than is
now the case. This money is to be
used to purchase land, live stock,
equipment, to construct buildings and
to make other improvements. If the
member has sn Indebtedness on his
land and is paying Il high rate of in
~terest, he can in many cases borrow
this cheaper money and pay off the
old debt. ,
Where there is no loan association
provision is made for banks and trust
comranies to act as agents. These
loans can also he made through what
iq known as joint stock banks.
II order that the farmers may take
advantage of this law. special bulle-
tins on the subject are being SEN out
to am Mississippian WHO will address
Information Service. Agricultural
College, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
Scene OF The Battle at Bloody Brook in DeerfIeld. Mass.
Tas Nlsk RaAs ID

nsm no P nn fmoH n %h.D DHreh. Mass, aut@asc cross H" historic old stream called Blood Brmt a
@u e"d Hort~ lHghthd nSGcb Indians which occurred hmn III" IN Dy n,
trI i% P o Gay .AME th. an Of eP AanokA tribe Of ImHnsw va Oh he umprh Hs had 81
we're ordered abandoned NrUWhHd ana Derhed
In abandoning Dmfod the settlers had n hnt s ga I. ~, &
the town of LNv tmNr Vile I'll i"" P" "p h NNN. men, proceeded to Demdf from
Gm, nn wH n "MH MH miles south The grain had been Nmesulypr procured and tho nv wS am m
Ia LILY n m1 WS |"eht OF leerhed when it prepared 70 ford stream n. tn wW 49, S
$500 n ~M m n ua"nh relates that teh lie nnmwdcnyp placed heir weapons in W@ amMs 10 49,
iii IT, i I me vi" grape wch aboundm. Thus d@md uw were. 1Iy J o%1 S M
whened by the hWhs of indians estimated at 700 strong M wr H Tt InNY,m ana completely over
We Mn M W" i@ops command not moeH than eight esapiaM e " "sy
io 0T scouting SWds of EnyEhmen which we're in I'm mHx hT. ~ |-
Gently buried u" "@ ""@ OF herconrds might be de-
A monument now marks the scene oft this horrible pu .,
Is nown to this days Bloody Brook "m mere hed disaster occurred
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
WOULD YOU?

r you could make more corn OF
the same land. with the same labor at
no additional c,st. would you?
Agricultural extension workers
suggest that you spend q day with
a sack in your corn field before gath
ering. selecting good ears from the
kind of stalks you would like your
whole crop to tee.
Tests have shown an increased
Weld of from three to five bushels of
corn to the acre the first year from
field selected seed over seed taken
from the crib.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
ACCURACY AND
THOROUCHNEsS
(By A.. W. Mildcn, Prof. of Greek.)

(By A.. W. Milden, Prof. of Greek.)
Living as we do in an age of hurry
and unrest, the spirit of the times
has almost in spite Of ourselves in
vadcd the realm of the school, which,
by the virtue of its name, ought to
mean 4 "place of leisure and restful-
ness" 1t is here that we should find
The corrective and counteractant to
the slipshodness and slovenlincss
which characterizes much of our life
in the present. A high standard Of
thoroughness ought to be the goal of
every school in the work it urier-
takes to do. 1t ought to be sid OF
every graduate of a school of in
struction that he does thoroughly
whatever he undertakes. Whatever
is worth doing at all, is worth doing
well, is a trite truth to repeat, but is
it a common thing in every day ex-
perience? The hero of the first
comic poem in antiquity, which has
been attributed to Homer, was APP
propriately named "The BOBBY"
Only a few lines of the poem are left,
but they furnish us the picture:
"Many arts he knew, and knew
them all badly"
Recently James Bryce, the we'll
known author of the American Com
monwealth, n of the greatest think
ers of the day, remarked that "threa-
fourths of the mistakes that a man
makes + made because he really
doesn't know the thing that he thinks !
he knows" This is a defect in the
very foundation of the educational
structure we arc attempting to raise.
There is nothing that can take the
of accuracy and thoroughncss.
For the acquisition of these inval-
qualities it will be found that
he classics are a powerful agency
of the high quality OF the
material afforded which was produced
y master spirits in search not Of
wealth and material splendor, but of
erfection and immortality.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
GIRL WANTED FLIRT LICKED


a young lady, cheeks flushed will
, Indignation and eyes flashing fire
burst in upon her parents and de
manded in no uncertain terms tha1
papa go at once and lick a certain
young man in Olivia! why. papa
he f1irted with me. He asked
which way. little one?' and offered tc
follow me. l want him whipped.
Oh. if l were only a mani"
Mamma soon got dads hat and
told him where the six-shooter lay
hidden away. But papa didn't take
the hint. Daughter" he said. call
ing the girl to his side, mo one on
this earth is more interested in you
than your old dad. No one quicker
to rise to your defense. But listen,
this very interest has led me to study
you, and this is what | have learned:
You go down the street very
.scantily dressed. You apparently de-
iberately expose as much of your
person as is necessary to appeal to
the natural instinct of man. Your
neck, a portion of your we'll
developed breast, your arms, and by
means of a short dress and transpar-
ent hose, a share of your lower limbs
are eyDOSa1 to yiou,
THAT part of your body that is at
all partly covered is clothed in a way
that every curve and angle is out in
bold relief. Then when you pass a
or group of young men, you
toss your head and perhaps |
to your girl companion that |
this old town is the Slowest town YOU
saw And if some man chal- |
you, you want him shot"
Moral-It pays to advertise, but
lOn't do so, unless you are willing to
'eliver the goods.-The Olivia Times.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
ANSWERING AN INQUIRY.

A reader, nnd one Of the best
friends the Progress Warden has,
asked us the other day what the pol
icy of this paper would be when Jan
uary first came and all subscriptions
not paid in advance would be discon-
tinued, inquirirg if we would take
of the subscriber who did not pay in
advance but who paid promptly dur
ing the year or at the end of his
Subscription year"
Yes, we viii have to adhere to one
rule, and the friend who pays us
sometime during. or at the end of
the year" would just as willingly pay
in advance, especially when he rea-
Lies that this is not a matter of
choice. but of dire business necessity
with US. With the doubled and
trebled prices Of newspaper stock
staring us in tine face, we cant do
otherwise. Besides cash in ad-
vance" is the emily sane and safe way
for 2 newspaper 10 run.
We are not expecting 70 lose any
subscribers. hut if we lose some. it
cannot be helped. We'd rather lose
a few than 90 broke.
Moral-Pay up your arrearages
and in advance and enable US to al
ways send you a good paper.-Eu-
pora Progress Warden.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10

The average newspaper reader
would rather look Mt the picture Of a
pretty movie star than a shark any
dan. particularly on Sunday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10

Why do people who would lot lis
the to a talk on the subject from
anybody else love to hear ar ex-con-
Wet discourse on moral integrity?
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-10
ALL-Hq
PRlN

VOLUME
Gov. BRou3
PASSES
made a shof
Il and Girls
| Governor
Brough, Of
State Colleq
week and gi
Ito the You
Womcn's e
each.
Sentinel
Gov. Broug
Mississippi
gree at the
For a num-!
head of TIL
which place
and with g
was he, an
display int
nolnic afa
people thi
Governors
soner was
~suasive is
Democrati
rnittee sen
into twclV
North to
Wilson, al
ada's de
citizen. c
he spoke
thickest.'
try's gre
s~issippiar
as their
The W
this weel
found hi
on the
pleasant
knows
with his
always
p~ression
All Of
sity wei
n an
address,
evening
ties"
1t was
est and
showed
of the
Gators
he diff
write
worth!
but on
writer
the A
that
show
malt!
and
the
State
DR.
about
Of w
He a
and
LeigI
Mel
mum
at II
Wed
few
app
utes
sipr
gen
por
the
spill
VIII
NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
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Sine groBcrc 9ln8a6l Strifer Der "a.
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mian@nlle 8u Curtis GoD itait.
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lpn 0crhaitet uno auaeituloigt Sen.
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Uar miir0e geiicru BON Nirtter Iii
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Idlait porlanii9 antlaiien Gbemaliger
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9'Oit nadJ 0cntIdjIanO.

Ger 1ampfer n9pngensfioro"
OerldBt 92ew gorf am Gieuitog, ben
80. Dlni, nad europa mo ninImt
9oit nadl DeutihIano, Seiterreih.
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gscitcre @rotnlatiOncn.

Bur Subildim oeS uEeutiben Gor.
reiponOeuten" ciugetroiien II
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nod oie glohgenannten;
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Gem oGeutihen Gorreiponoenteu"
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lit fein Sebblott. @iele @iinide fir
Elm ferneres 6ortbeite6eu @bilomene
9liioliug.
5rou Dora 9ollof ii6cr.
iouote oos gladiie6enoe @Iiiduunih.
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Gem nGeutiden Gorreiponoenten"
3u ieinem rs. Slbildlm Sicrlnit be.
gliidlpiinidc ic6 sic eigcutbiimcr lmo
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