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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
ghreau Ses s.ast.Wesiaratprs.

WnIflm 6, TO. Sepfembtt 1UJS.
gluen baran interefiiriei Fcrioucn miro bier
nit Gddri6t ertbeilt. bah Der Stuots Sn9eiriciir
am o. sepfrmbcr 1908. mie eS bnr6 ben sbs
fhniit 81 Is, Irtiiel As, oes Baltimore Stdbts
9obcr bon 1898 pcrlnngt miro. beit crflire1oen
FIan unn Ti;nlifutliite Der umlaeen fir Die
Iflaitcruna Der Yrtuat.stncn, Swifden .lppic.
ton. NIB Wrurpc'S trase, nno uun Neitiupoo.
Huenac bis ErsebnrnsS traRe ~iaIf,no, In oiefem
Viircdu binicrlcat bat.
Iae bapon brriibrten Geripnen iito bered,s
tigt. inrerbalb 80 3u9en, bonn Datum oicier
9,plis al. I'M Baltimore Siuoiaerlft blrd)
ihriftIih cinGcrei6te Retiiion oa9ceen 5t appel
Iiren.
4. sewel 1bpmhs,'
(SepttO,t7.2i.S Itt) Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
Tcparicment fir 1tfcntfide Sautcn. eub.Tc.
pnrtrmrrf ncS Staot. Snncnirurs.

WnItI 1T q c, OCT Y, StpftINUtr IUUo.
VII Vile, bic es augebt!
Sicrmit mirb In lcbereiniilmTling nit ben
glbltniiien SO y uno Sc Is pes Charters Der
Stnot Baltimore bctanrt %9eacben, bab ib .ad
benz %. Sfiober 1908 nit Der 8tlniterull9 liilo
gicupilnitcrun9 nit mooerncnt WinterinI bon
9;pribs9lpeniie, bon Der Sftfeiie bon gSafbtn9s
tcnssirube bis sur gSeftfeite bon GubsStraGe,
~be9iiieit iueroe.
Nle Geripncn inb Gorporatiouet merbcn
bcSbaIb bicrnlit auiaeioroert, @rluubnibfbeine
fir allie glrbcite1 81 erIallgcn nnb ~bisfeibcn
Dor bonn %. Sfiober 1908 at becnbige1. Die in
irgcno elmer sSeife Ole guf9rnhule poer slufs
cineS SbcilcS o~erieIbem noiblucnoia madel,
ipenn bieie gepfIGftert o6cr net aepflaftert 1T.
y. Z. Teuoaa,
(Sept0, t6, %, 800 StabtsS ngerieIir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
Scurn ". Iicichprt.

IS iiarh AM Il. eeptembcr 1908 ro6 tur5er
Nrnufbctt IN Slt!anticsGiin. No, NcnrD ".
Y~icicDuu. ~oclicbier @dtie Der neriiurbenen gtaru
Stub %leiebon ulo dliciicr Subt Der ucrflorbes
ueIi ltiduro ilo WinrU WtubeIine %ieicbon. Sic
g'ceroi8ung iinhei @iontaD, oen, q. September,
Wipr0eits S llDr. bon Der SSobnillg ieinct
S6mciicr, Or. pose, Gaftcrn. S%lpcnue, aus itott,
ullo ouul mad oer Ct. @atridssNirbc, no I'M
81 lbr cine 9obmeile celebrirt pirb. Seifcts
5ullU pribaiim.
ecfl. cupiren.) (263-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
Gbriitian Autb.

IS iiarb am IS. Septeatber 1908 @r. Gbri.
titan WptB i'm Ilier bon 80 Snbren mo > Mo-
ualei. @atte Der pcritorbclet 6ruu @ertrlloc
AotD. Sic @eerotgln9 tinoct am Mipntag.
y;a3initiags 2 llbr, pom Etaiier1aule, Nr. 3iS,
Sreilnbe Der Sumllie iino bUfli0it cin9cIaoell.
bent @oiteshienite, luel6er I'M 3 lbr in Der
.. Jtefurmitien Nirtbe. Sde bon Sroaolpa0 mo
Fratts Strube, itutttinoet. bei8uluoBlen. yet
ieplng pripntim uif Dem 81. tauIs'6rteobofe".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21

irdite IN Nniprltdl rroB6em NJ Die
3abl Der lrbeitalolen nod cine lebr
grobc. Die SnDultrltn limo nod lpelt
unter Der uormolcn Hroouttlol1. ~
lit Die Giign.SnOuItrie MIR ctlpo9
ii6er Die SGIftc ibrer 2ciItl1n00fablgs
felt bcid)dftigt lno oitle Sllollltr1e
GILT gclp0bnlid ols MoBitob filr bic
al0cnlCinc inOuitrielle SbdtlGfclt.
@oiicrnlo1gcl mo @olObrGnOe va.
ben AMI mnlldc Snouitricn lGbnltnO
dcluirft. Ser Sang Der @eldGtte 1T
id]lcppCn0, mo III Der SonOclamelt
rcfnet man oamit, bob Dor Srllbs
iobr 1909 Gin tntifieOcncr lint
iNnpin0 5ltm 9ciiercn toum 5ll CT
murtcn lit. 9llld) Die Grntc cntiprid)t
Orn frii6cr Gcbcgtcn GrpGrtltngc1
niht 2on5, ob9lcid lie grocer lit ais
0os lcbtc Sobr. Nod) DEM lebtcll Ne
gicrlrngsberi6t belGllit it'd Die Woia-
crnte allf 1886 OiiQionen @uibels,
1870 WiiQionen 9lllbtlS meniger ol9
iriibere 9eri6tc id)Gbten. Sic Mels
5cncrnte miro jebt olf 666 Milloncn
NuibCls ol1ge0ebtlL 60 Wtillioncr1 ne
niger ais iriibcrc S6GbutGcn. NQer-
Oin0S lino Die Moiss mo @ai5cn.
prtiic proiitobcl uno Die 6ornter has
ben feline llriud)c gum &logen. Nlcin
sic Gonilmlcntcn meroelt bobe Freilc
fir ulc Nobrltn95nittcl 5oblcn Mil
len. Nlld) ser StunO Der 8ulumuollc
bat cine &crihlchtcrung ~ariobrcL
mcil Der geiiirhtcte 9oasSSecuil mle-
Der molicnboft ouftritt. % lid Die
@ollmlpoQ- Snouitrie nod INNER
nidjt crbolt, bobcn Die Yilnn5cr fcinc
Nuaiidt, bobe Greiic 81 bctonmlc1.
Inner NllSlnnO.&on0cl hlieb I'M Iils
quit birltcr 0cn Grmortul0en 5ilriid.
Tic Ginflbr belief iid) ouf MIR 91A
MiQiontn Collars, 3l1% Miaioncn
lucniQcr ais I'M NllguIt 1907. 9ie
NlSiubr crrcidtc nidt 0ani 110l2
WiiQioncn Collars, iuit II Millioncn
meniQcr ais I'M Nllguit lcbtcn SAB
res. 9ie 3obl ser gcih0itlidcn Sol
linclltc lit nod INNER grob. Sn Der
lcttcn @od)e lticg ser 3obl Der ON
gcmeloetcn @onfcrotte oilf 2G6, 70
mcbr alS III Scr GorpodG. @clo iii
rciHli6 ST. bo6cn, 1ber eS miro 5l
lpcuig in illbultriellcn unO 9tlhGits
Iidcn llntcrnebmll0cn ol0clc1t II.
5u picl 81 SpcfrlntionS5mcdcn per
monot. Nm Scr 96ric lit, no6oam bic
s[fticn l0nGere Belt geitie0crL cine
Hcoftion cingctrctcn. @orum ulo
po5u? GoS miiicn sic @cIofonigc,
mcldc cnorrnc NfticnpCrtGc bciitcrt,
mn bcltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
2Narpfano Optical GoGeae.

S~erbiiicmeiier bnainnt am 2. Contender 1908.
@ie5t prlrtifden Gurs ~ Der opiiiben 8iiiert'
i6ait.
Sir 0aiaIoae pcitoe man fih on Or. z. Vud.
man, Tcfnu, Nr. 716. 4eiisSapetie.S tr1be, uoer
Srr. Z. e. 8umborpp, Sefreidr, 9ir. 400. Sat'
ert.0ui!bin9. (Iug26, 1WPD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21

SpIQcubcn @Iobiinn let
ltet iid Elm Ncpereno u. Smith III
clner TluNihriit. GS 6ciBt oo: n@ott
lit Erobibitioniit.. -. Der Sinmlel lit
cine Erobibitionsitoot. 9ort iino
feline @irtbid)oiten, fcine S1nappS.
bGnolcr uno feline S%runfenbolbe. Sm
&inlmel Qicbt es feline NbItimnrune
iibcr 2iccn5cn. 0ort iino nllr YroGi.
bitioniitcn.. Stimmt nid)t nit oen
Siccn5porteicn mo nlodt Glld) 10 ST.
Witibuloigcn ibrer Siinoen. Be
6enft, bob Sbr bolb Dor 0em Hid)tcr-
illtble Wottes itcbcn meroet, un SIC
Tcnid)oit ob5ulc1cn iibcr Cure game
politiidc SbGtigfcit. Sort miro III.
terilldt, mic lno luorilm Sbr itinm-
tet; icbcr @obl5ettel miro geprillt
mo Scr Snbolt perfiinoet iperben.
linb lie nodD %crbicuit lpcroct Sbr
ron Dem ollpciien nlo beiligen Hid)-
ter bclobnt obcr peroamnnt fuerocn.
Stimnlt 10, mic Sbr benft, Dob Die
NGuobrcr ocS SimmelS an Glircr
Stellc itimmen ipiirben. Stinmt
fir Erobibition uno ole prohibitions
tortei."
M "A m;I Sos ~, ! or \ o m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
MarDlaub Sanbitnmmer : gdllle

Nas elnunbpier5igfte Gemeitcr ber ,9inrD.
lamb s%anbtnmmens sduir" besinnt am 1G.
September. gtidt ietteriunii6. Sir ale ipelben
temher. gti6t iefterianif6. Sir aae ipeiben
Galhftunlnen uno aud fir Sic. oerer @ebbr
lifen G6ulen 3u erun5eIi6ell. Spre6en mo
9lppenleien 9elebrt. .@rammdri6ules uno afa.
oemif6e SGder: aoit, 2oeiS ulo tlnterri6t
irei. 3u meloen bel GbaS. 70. Glr, YrinSipal,
Sreoerid, Wo. (5nli30-Sept10. 9oSdWio)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
Observation-Disclosures

Vurenh: VT. Slr WcVsS aratuguESiruRe uNp
Sanpt.Gingang: fyrcoerid. Nuno.
Segrdbnibpinpe bon $25 an utter oeiidnot8er
giiftdt, Sbnitibluincn. @epinoe, Ytlnii5en etc.
fueroci I'M IrP'bGuu5 am SnuptsGiitgatlg ge'
iinoen. Infer ygent ptro, ,penn 9etpilnfdt.
bortpredben. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
S6nl. In5c
NbcnD- Snriiten.S drnle,

GulftWores llutpctlfuf.
Observation-Disclosures. Nddilcs Senteiier begiIl:lt
am I. Sttrber. Sir Snialp9e menbe man itb
an eugene S'Tunne, Seiret1r, Sr. $40, NDro'
6barles.S trnRc, Baltimore, Wib,
(Mu94 ,24ite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21
Baltimore Ecfuctcrn,

Vhtcan: SrantlinsSIo., Baltimore. \. Rurtbtr.
.Ve9rdbnibplIpe auul Merfauf - bon $25 un.
nit Niurmorpfuiten ab9:9reii8f $35. Yiib
fir bier 8rdber. Srcie @enutuilg Der 1apeae
iilr Srdueraoiiesoieniie. Ginit6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21


Sn cintm % ii dbIid ouf
Sos #. bellti6c Gurnicit GuBert liN
ser TprliBcnoc ser bclltidcn 5llrncr-
id)oft, 81. =. @Gt, iiber ooa pirlbc-
iprodene Erotcftorot: sd bobc
MIDI fiir boS gauge Erotcttornt nid)t
bcGciitcrt, nod Sem man iid) bon
oben bis boto 10 gar nid)t llnl llniere
bclltid)c Slrneridoit befiimmcrt bot.
te, bobc MIDI ober ielbltDerItGnolid)
Den @iinldcn Scr Sronlfurtcr mo
0cs MnSlduIicS germ gcfii9t. Cab Der
Goiier nid)t olno6nl, lit ieinc Code
- cine prGdtigtrc @%clegcnbcit, Ionf
uno SuloiGunQcu bci inherent sScItc
einjllbeimicnL bat CT nobl nod ltid)t
gcbobt! Cab Ser &ronprin5 onnobn,
iciner Sogotn luc0en nbcr nidt fam
llnO oicielbe @clcgcnbcit periGumtc,
lpie Der &uilcr. lit poQcnoS ll,per.
lt1nolid). IS fonl nlin Erin5 SSs
TOR, ltllD luer NIT Tim pcrtcbrte, per
i'm nllf Dem Ieitplob mo i'm Yripot.
gclprud) bortc, Der mnlB 5ll0cbcn, boB
Der Eril5 trob icincr Sllgeno sic Ser
5ri1 erobertt. sd babe cS bobcr mo
INN Der @obrbeit Nusorild 5ll &c.
ben, bel bcnt Sciteilet, boS Der Selt-
ollsihuB Dem ErinSen unb elmer nid)t
0roDen Sd)onr Nl,seripGbltcr 0ob. Of.
fen orlS0ciprodcn boB bos Niht'
fommcn bcS Trotcftors in Ser bciIt-
lhcn Srrncrihoft idmcr5lids Sc
fiiblc unN @crltimmungrn gcmedt
babe, Dob ober bos Grid)eincn bcs
Erin5cn, icin 9onScS slitftretcn tnb
icinc morfi1cn @ortc ooS bette Mit-
tel uelucicll, Die &erltimmlung 81 Der,
ld)rldcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-21

@ will OaS mit ulP Dem
GumpagnesG ntbuiiosmus nod bin
aus. "a Itcbt in Den 3eitunaeu;
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Vnrrlfnc.

WinIertit. - garIartta. - SrtebItd,.
gSeltlid bon 9Balbroof cine mo eile babe
WcIIe. Wtonnt SulD s9Sa9apue uno Yprrltne'
9Sd99unS brett bis gum @inqntg. getoe 1es
lepbune. StaotsEiiredu i'm 3Ipetier Slur oeS
-unipn Irliit Scbdubss," Gtarlcs. NIB Saletie.
sttaRc. CDlai4. 1S,I&S)
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@eNHihsr Sisiuipcan.5 amstanai, eanitarsr

GrudrUbreu.Sanal, sanitdrcr Gnntratt Hr. ~:
$500 Gincals6nb 80" Surdme'ier 3ie9els
itcin lno VetoIistalnl.
10 &tbifburoS Sie9eliteiIlsD iulieriperf.
S,i33 &ubiihurhS acknowledgements
$4,000 |finb &eritGrfurassWidierial.
1000 QinCalsSuB llnterorainnae,
2jO,O00 Sub Rlurfer, i'm @rnbcn berblelbcno.
10000 1iiuuo @lbGifen.
4,0O1 GinculsSub pnusanibluBsJi6bren
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
HOPEWELL.

Nov. BRO. Oldham is conduct
ing protracted meeting at Pond
Run Baptist church with good re-
suits.
Mr.. A. d. Russells little son. Will
lam, got kicked by a colt Last Sat
urday, in the face, but was not Sc
riously hurt.
This community is about done gath
ering corn. The crop is rather light.
1t is very dry; no rain for nearly
two months. People are hauling wa
ter from Green river.
Miss Jessie Taylor has returned to
East ST. L1His where she expects TO
take a position as stenographer.
Mr. c. G. Taylor is on the sick list
Our first quarterly meeting fer this
Conference year will be held at
Hopewell the tenth of November. Ev-
eryb3dy invited.
Mr. Charlie Brown and his sister,
Miss Willie, and Miss Sallie Coleman
attended the funeral Of Clarence Will
cox at West Providence, Clarence was
well known and much loved in this
community.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
THE NEWS At A GLANCE.

\ Ohio has again elected a Democrat
ic Governor. So has Indiana. So has
Minnesota.
The Indiana Legislature will be
Democratic by twelve on joint ballot
and will elect a Democrat to the Unit
ed States Senate.
Taft carried his home State by over
10000, at the same time that the
Democrats elected Judge Harmon to
be Chief Executive of the State by
10000 plurality.
The Republican party will, accordin
to present returns from all congress-
ionnl districts in the United States,
control the next national House of
Representatives by a majority of for
ty+One.
The cholera situation in Manila APP
pears to be we'll under ccrtroD as a
result of the incessant campaign car
ried On by the health department
The number Of new cases reported
daily is now reduced to an average of
two.
Press dispatches from Washington
report that there is now a deficit
in the United States treasury of $780,
100000, and that the revenues are
falling shcrt Of TIRE expenditures at
the rate of four millions a month. 1t
is estimated that if this rate keeps
up the treasury will be about $4,000,
900 short by the end of TIE fiscal
year, June Goth, 1909.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
NO. 46.

the game law be strictly observed.
These laws say New Workers who
have hunted in Africa, give him per-
mission to kill only the following an
imals and birds: Two male elephants,
two rhinoceroses, ten hippopotamuses,
twenty-one antelope, including two
kudbs, two gembok and one bongo two
earth hogs, two earth wolves, ten chew
rotains, two musk deer, two marabou
storks, two ostriohes, two egrets and
one chimpanzee.
He will be forbidden to shoot giraffe,
wild asses, Gland, zebra, female or
young elephants, vultures of any
species, owls Of any species, saddle
billed storks, whale-helded storks,
crowned cranes, okapi, female buffalo,
female or young ostriches and speckes
female.
There are no restrictions placed up
on the number of lions, leOpards, and
crocodiles that he may wish TO shoot
They have 10 closed season in Africa
for these animals and reptiles.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
CERALYO

Nov. THE death angel has again
visited tvs place and claiped for
his victim. Mrs Daisy Smith, Novem-
Der ], 1903. She was q years OF
age and was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. A. Noffsinger, CT near Cen
tral City. she was married TO Mr..
Sam Smith, January, 1906. She leaves
a husband, father, mother, four broth
ers, enc sister and a host cf friends
and relatives to mourn her loss. Her
remains were laid to rest November
2, in the presence of a large crowd
of sorr0wing people at the Rose bury
ing grounds, near CleatlJn, Mullen
berg county. She was a member Of
Nelson Creek Baptist church and we
feel confident she is at rest. There
is a vacant place in her home which
can never be filled May Gods grace
sustain the heart-broken family for
she las only fallen asleep to rise
again
little Miss Della Pevlar, whip has
been dangerously i'll Of typhoid few
er, is but little if any better. Messrs.
Elhs Norris and Ge). Rowe are also
sick of fever.
Mr.. Arthur Johns, of Nelson, and
Mrs. Paulina Smith were married at
the home of her parents, Mrand Mrs.
VIM. Smith, near here, last Wednes-
day, Rev. banks performed the cere-
mony. A number of friends gathered
In To be present at the wedding. They
left Immediately after the ceremony
for the home of lite grd1m's parents,
near Nelson, Muhlenberg county.
Mrs Martha Roam, Mrs. J. c. jack
son and Miss Nina Rowe, Of Center
town, attended the Smith-Johns nup-
tails last Wednesday.
Mrs. George Casebier visited rela-
lives near Paradise, this week.
Mr. Anglis Buskill is painting the
school house here.
Mr. and Mrs. Presley Smith, Of
spent Sunday night here.
There is no school here this week,
the teacher being sick.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
Social Club Meets.

The members of the Ladies' Social
Club Of Hartford were pleasantly en-
tanned last Wednesday afternoon by
Mesdames c. NJ. Barnett and C. E.
Smith, at the residence Of the form
err Finch was the game Of the ev-
ening, but the affair was typically
Dutch. The tallies were Dutch fig
ures, beautifully done in water color
by Mrs. E.W Cooper. After the games
delightful Dutch lunch was served,
consisting in the main Of pickles,
grapes olives, weinerworst, saur-
kraut with German dressing, Neufch-
atel sandwich, fruit salad, celery, wa
fers, coffee, cheese AID German plum
pudding.
Mrs. J. S. Glenn divided honors
with Mrs. z. WayneGriffin, both win
ming nine out of eleven games. Those
present were: Mesdames J. F. Wick
ers ]. B. Wilson, J. r. Pirtle, e. 3.
Pendleton, S. A. Bratcher, Hooker
Williams, z. Wayne Griffin, ]. c. Her,
j. S. Glenn, ]. B. Foster, F. L. Fe-
lix, r. T. Collins, G. w. Feagan, J.B.
Tappan, Alex Barnett, S. A. Ander-
son, w. S. -Tinsley; Misses Lille
Dratcher, Lettie Marks, Hettie Riley,
Nora Bennett, Debbie Taylor, Matte
Sanderfur and Lillian Monroe.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
SMALLHOUS.

Nov Mrs. Sallie Drake, who
has been in Hartford for a few weeks,
has returned home.
Mrs. Will Nichols, South Carroll
ton, visited Mrs. Oppie Kittinger,
Monday and Tuesday.
Messrs. c. B. Ross and S. Z. Hun
ter were in South Carrollton Mon
day.
Miss Altha Addington is the guest
of relatives in White Plains.
The infant child Of Mrs. Ch7s Fub-
rier is improving after a siege Of
sickness.
Miss Oma Maddox has returned
from a trip to Covingtor Cincinnati
and RockpOrt.
Misses KateHawkins and Nancy Adj
dington visited in Hartford last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hunter has returned
from Utica.
Miss Paulina Smith and Mr.. Ar
thur Johns were married at the brides
home near here, Wednesday, Nov 4th,
by Rev. r. banks.
Quite a crowd from this vicinity at
tended the burial of Mrs. Sam Smibh!of
Ceralvo, who was buried near Bevier,
Monday, Nov. end. She died Of ty-
phOid fever.
Mr.. NJ. d. Maddox, Beaver Dam,
spent Monday night with his parents
here.
The little child Of Mr.. Fred Gilmore,
who has been quite i'll, is better.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
McHENRY.

Noy. 9.-AIr. r. j. McMullen filled
his regular appointment at the Pres
byterian church here Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Fields and son Harold,
Of Paducah, are visiting Miss Annie
Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan NJ. Kelley, Of
Greenville, were in town last Satur-
day and Sunday, visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Tinsley, who has been
i'll for some time, is improving.
The Ladies Society, which meets
every Friday afternoon, met at the
home OF Mrs. DR.. Renfrow this week.
Quite a number were present and all
reported a Lice time.
Mr. Robert Larkin, who is attend
ing school at Greenville, was at home
several days this week.
A dangerous fire which has been
in progress between this place and
Broadway fer several days, became
worse to-day on account Of the high
wind and it took lot Of hard work
to prevent farms from burning.
Yes, the Democrats were beaten but
they are still alive and ready to fight
again.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
Earthquakes Rambling Over Germany.

Plauen, Germany, Nov. 9.-The most
violent earthquake ever experienced
here terrified the inhabitants of the
city at $40 o'clock tbis morning.
Houses were shaken and the people
fled panic-stricken into the streets.
The shIock, which lasted for several
minutes, was accompanied by sharp
explosions and thundeTous rumblings
in the earth.
Sixtyo seventy earthquake shocks
have been felt here daily for the past
week. They are now becoming less
frequent, but more violent. The tenn
peratures of Medicinal Springs in the
vicinity have increased fifteen degrees.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
HARTFORD, KY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER L. 1908.

to the suspected place, which is a
privae residence. Little knocked at
the back door and when Wiomack OPP
ened 1t and saw the officer he began
firing. The officer fired back and
both were killed.
Harris, who owned the house, heard
Harris, who owned the house, heard
Jones coming from the front and he
also began firing. Harris was ia
tally stct and his child WIS struck
by stray bullet.
It is said THAT the inmates Of the
house were just sitting down to sup
per and that there were several bot
tleaof beer on the table.
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JUDGE Norman Withdrew.

louisville, KY, Nov. 9.-Judge Weed
S. Chelf, Of Hardin county, and j. r.
Layman, also of Hardin, were nomi-
mated for Circuit Judge and Common
wealths Attorney, respectively, by the
Democratic committee of that judi
cial district. The committee, of which
Charles Sommers, Of Elizabethtowr
is CHI irman, met at the Old Inn and
declared both Chelf and Layman the
party nominees. Neither CT them had
opposition, Judge Henry DeHaven
Norman of Breckenridge county, who
was a candidate against Mr.. Layman,
Withdrawing.
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= **%*%**~%%** So

With. but a few precincts in the
entire State missing, the returns show
that Bryan's majority in Kentucky is
exactly 1O,064. Six of the seven pre-
cincts not accounted for are in the
Republican counties of the Eleventh
district When the official count is
completed and tabulated by the State
Board at Frankfort, the majority will
be near 10000, possibly a few hun-
dred more or a few hundred less. In
obtaining the figures given, the Off
cial figures for a few counties were
fused, but the majority OF the coun-
ties have not yet reported The official
figures
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
Restriction Put on Roosevelt.

New York, Nov. Sit having been
announced that President Roosevelt
has declined the offer of the British
foreign office to grant him a special
license emitting him to the freedom
of the African game preserves when
he makes his hunting trip in the
spring, his bag will be limited by the
law which applies to every sports
man shooting in that country.
The ordinary license requires that
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-11
For Sale.

\ farm situated on the waters Of
Tough river, just one mile from the
court house and one-half mile from the
city limits. Contains 90% acres. Good
house and barn and plenty of water.
For terms and prices see or address j..
H. D. Carson, Hartford, Ky. 32tf