South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
NOVEMBER 4, 1913.
THE COUNTY TICKETS AND THE MEN DE
SERVING OF FAVOR

crises when partisan opposition shows
speeding neither the character men or Of nations
and supports anything It's ticket denouncing all
otherwise though tends promote national
ndignity in the OF the world prone
10 doubt whether the democratic idea is after all.
hardly worth making the world safe for.
II longer a men. even in local
affair. but parties. When we see the republican
ndorsng that partys candidate for prosecutor
does knowing his previous n that
once and seeking establish the bench candidate
for Judge whom it does, properly
the office CT justice peace we blush for
II with shame and for the party that supports.
We understand it and more, why the president
wants democratic congress. and have about con-
cluded say the democrats st. Joseph county.
therefore there being principle part
OF the opposition you might about fight the
devl with his tongs and ticket straight
We have been the election demo
cratic legislative ticket. Our know why When
discovered that the republican candidate for the
senate pro-German however. repented o the
extent OF ndorsing George y Hepler stead
hibition II be- so far as concerns tha;
vote and we not but that Hepler although
he has refused be buy-ragged by republican made
political committees and news-rags. would vote the
Anderson would that
As to the remainder Of the legislative ticket it sick
republicans campaigning the election
OF the republicans on their wet and dry" promises
while using Congressman 5arnhart's
vote the subject. against him. We are not
apostles of hate. but hate damnable hypo-
critics. With this suggestion you you can use
your judgment. Edgar s. Anderson. pro-
Gernlanism should defeated the senate by all
odds. him reiehstag.
We have heretofore mentioned other of the
county Arthur Wolf. auditor; Edward P.
Keller. for treasurer; George Raab for clerk have
proven their efficiency for the
good they have while their opponents have
done nothing deserve election all
The republican candidate for clerk would be as an
attaehe of the Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. in
that office, which might much for the public
utilities reviewing the tax rolls or it
might
The republican candidates treasurer and auditor
clique candidates. closely associated with
faction Of the republican party which runs mainly to
8 fat" render them particularly desirable to the
s people.
portant They have proved by their work an
8 unusual regard rights the masses anG
that they who the OF the wealth should bear
their full of the public burdens We would es-
peoiaIy commend Assessor Jose ph Voorde who
brought mountains and valleys OF taxation 10 a
level and ended the unjust discrimination in favor
= of the super-landed and money lords.
AS office sheriff Frank Nezgodski the
democratic nominee has to his advantage four years
experience deputy on yes Polish with half
the fighters in the army that have gone from St Jo-
seph county, OF Polish blood. it disqualified
tion for office merely to be Polish decent tribute to
our Polish warriors would be show our appreca-
ton Of them by bestowing this office on one Of their
plumber.
Add to this the fact that his opponent Louis Duck
is caEvassing the Germans and pro-fermans with the
fact Polish particularly active after
the above manner, against Germany and who wants
Louis Duck sheriff? such pro-Germansnl and ar
peas 10 pro-Germanism; we'll you vote along with
|it II you
There remains then the circuit superior court
judgeshps and the Office OF the prosecutor We have
referred these Offices before. BY Typographical
.Jerror a statement appearing in this IN,
other that Judge Funk had held his Office p
years when had a line have been dropped out &
would read that another would make &
IL years is long enough that We understand
that like 40 years Thomas W. Slick whC
has been anxious judge to ste,
aside and let him make the republican race Francis
b. Jackson Judge Funks opponent on the demo
cratic ticket and would be a very hitting successor
~ much rnoreso than Slick could be.
II AS the superior court judgeship repeat agar
: hat there comparison between Chester Il
MONTGOMERY the democratic nominee and his re
publican opponent Lem J. Oare.
Fl Efforts nduct Cyrus f. Pattee into the prosecutor
pmce. admittedly now the part OF the republican
rgan. ne wanted cooperate with the cit
administration police department. dis