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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
ScOcnfltdes Stciscn Oes @rOfen
Sal;ices.

Cult 2ofe eitp, lltab. 0os ro,
pioe Steigen oes lltab.S Sees uno Ser
III i'm m~iinOenbeu 6liiiie Rat Angit
ullo S6refen IN Ser gan5en llmgca
gertb beruorgerltfcn itnb Die 9enub-
lter in Den Hieoerungen peranlabt,
nit ibrer bepe9li6en &abc 81 flii1.
ter.
Der See iteiet 10 raid, ooB Ser
meitli6c Ebeil bon Hropo bereitS
iIbcrihnenntt puroe nno mebrerc
tauienO acres Sarnllono inter &ai.
ier itebpn. 9ei american Sort iinb
5 9riidrn ipeggci6memn1t porocu
ulo Der iiioneitlihe Sbeil bon Salt
2ofe Gitp lit gleihfaIls 1ef1broet.
Ser Serbian 6Iitb lit iiber feline
llfer gctreten linb bat bereits grob.
Ell Sdaoen angeri6tet,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11

-gS lit cine ipirfIi6e Iffeni6an
DC blR anterifaltiiGe 8eibSleiite iif
erfre6en 81 %reitcil, mie Die MaltnS.
lente, 90 Iange elm @%eibSmenif
tod Sdom ulto Gbrdefitbl beiibt,
berultt es einen 0omeniatteI gum
Gfcitcrl ino 6iitet ii6 Dor Ntdnncri1t.
telll ullb Der &eitform Der MGnner.
IS lit 10 iid)cr, mie 2 nal 2 bier
lit >aB cir @tibstnenid blr6 sic
mGnnE;de Heifmetbooe iid) al Der
8eiinobeit ifaoet. Sebes @eibs.
meni6 iollte nidt pergeiien, oab cs
feline @amsperIon lit uro oesbalb
aud ntft reiten bari, pie cine
Wannsperion rcitet, S'6allon
SauSircitno.
Die Siididnger geben gerpobn.
lid feinen 8fifferling iiir ole ge,
faugenrn Slide, oen pieI grGBercn
8ertb BET oenielbGn beiieen Die ge.
tuilten 6lnIdlett, pollen 2lnidf0rbe
lno Die 9elullten &audytcngel.atit.
SIN gan5elt gcnontmcn lit cill gang
er e5ii6erciaiiS5u9" in Sen nleiitcr
81llen MIR ein PATHFINDER &oriuano
I'M ben 56eilnchmern luitigeu
8ritoeru mieoer eiltntnI cine CUE
te @elegcnbeit fern BON gWlt-
tern" Sbermtfiift 5u tiidtigGr
&ueiperei SIT bicten. @eiter bat
Die 5iiderei mo aild Die Sdgerci
feinen iuirfli6en 3nedl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Sas 8udstbum Der Scr. staatcn,

Der p%eroffentli1te SabreSberift
Der Stem Yorfer Sanoelsfommer elt.
bait cine intereIiante Statiitit iiber
ooS 8adstbum uuo 8eociben Der
Ser. Stoaten ieit Den lesten so Sab
rem. 9aS fir Die Statiltif n0tbige
Otaterial lit Oen Genius eridten
entnommen unO eritredt ii6 pom
Sabre 1858 bis sum Sabre 1908.
Solgenoen Sunabmen, in Yro5enten
a%uSgeoriift iinb 6u oer5efnen:
3unabme Der 9eboIferirng nm 1893
Brosent, @oblitano 6es 2an0es 563'
Gro5ent, offentIide SduIo 1875
8ro5ent; bieie SdiIb per aopi Der
8epolterun9 bot bon $1.51 .aitf
$10.76 8ugenommcn; oie ganfoepo.
itten I'M 3.460 Sro5ent, @innabmen
Der &e9ierultg Inn 1.1S6 8rosent,
Iilsgabcn fir Die armee INN 800.
Sro5ent, Iusgoben fir Ole 6Iotte
1856 Bro5ent, Der Support per aopf
Der gepolferung lit bon $685. aili
$3.50 e%eitieeerL Ser Export bon
1914 alf $21.04. Ger &onium BOZ
8ein unb Spirituoien INN 266 Tro.
sent, Der bon 3ufer nm 244 Gro5ent
Der BON Saffee lin 100 9ro5ent. Der
BON Sbee Inn 1870 Bro3ent. Der
0urdidnittspreis BON 2ebensmitteln
iii ieit Dem Sabre 1858 Inn 3S Yro.
sent, Der fir gefleioln1g UNI nabe5u
20 Gro5ent geitiegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
3dBrlucrt6 bcs Sicrcs.

Sor mcbrercn Sabren erreate es
groBeS ,Iufieben ilber Sroi atpat.
er'@ G.tOedulJ 0ab IitoDpl III flri.
nen Slla' 'ltdtcu, int .nPni6Iideir
&orper orioirt, elm 8Grn1eer5euger
mo iolnit Gabrung Iei. 9ea6 einer
Ialgen i6arien 9~isfuliion in uelder
Dem Srofeiior libel nadgereoet mllr-
De, famen ieine Heioer bod our
Iniidt oaB oieie milieni6aftIi6e
Sbatia6e in feiner @etie Der I'm.
mabigteit oas 8ort rebe, ooer Den
geiiirmortern totaler slbitinen5 ent.
%gegettrete. gs mar in @irflidfeit,
einfa6 cine piiienidaftIide @ubr.
belt, pel6e meOer fir ooer oagegell
cine 0torol oeltete. Gin 1bnIider
geridlt lit ioeben perofierIlit)t NOR.
Den b%eritammerb BON elmer Special
G%ommiIiiou mel9e bon ser &eaier.
ung @ngIan6s ernani1t tuur6e, ltl,o
oeren Irfgabe es mar oen GtGbrnert
oeS 8iereS feit5uitellen.
Die oIlgemcila @niid)t oab Bier
oornebmIi6 ein alfoboIiihes &c.
trdnf Iei, miro in oieien 9eri6t mte.
oerIegt, utb nadeeipieien OaB oas
Bier, lpenll oroentIi6 gemaft, ein
3rtr1nf lit peIdes nltr eincn tlei.
1cll 5beil IifoJol, aber einen ent.
lpre9eno grobcren Sbeil Otdbrwert
entb6lt.
9as 6aGblott SoSpita( VonOon
Den /. Mai) i3reibt III ciltem 2eit.
artifel bc5ii0lid oicieS g,eri6tS:
IS lit an Der Belt oab ole irr.
tbiinlIide Intlabne oaB Bier in iid
ielbit fetnen Rdbrpertb entb4lt, II.
MIR elm @etrGnf lei nit peIfen
itd Elm 5beil ser Commune beral,.
i6e, als SaItlos 6e6eidnet meroe.
9as grgebntB unierer Gommiiiion
5eigt oas Bier ein par excellence
ndbrDafteS alfo9oIii9cs 8etr1nf lit.
iolIten nift alle 8etr1i1fe, neil
oieielben Ilfobol entbaltcn in oieien
Slime betra6tet merOen, Der Spis
~ritusnip5er begebt cine gans anoe-
re SanOlung pte Der 9iertrinfer:
tbatia6e lit Oab Bier Iomeit ruic iein
Ilfobolgebalt in 8etrad)t fommt,
tpeiter entferut lit bon eittigen @ei.
nelt ln6 allen S6uapps, oils es bon|
ungegornen @etrdnf entfernt
lit. 8enn cin @alm glttes Bier
iBt ult0 trtnft er 5u ieIbelt
3eit, gerabe 10 ais dBe er einen
Suppe. @iertrinfer, oeren
3abl na6 ltnierer aniidt, nadoem
mir Den 9erift Der Sod. itnO Sad
@ommiiiGre geleien, ii6
iollte, iino in Der Gage
.Jagen minberDertbige 9icre 5u
idiisen unb mir baltcn and SIT ser
Initdt oab es fir oas @oblbcfin-
Ben oes Solfes I'M SteleS better
marc meltlt ooiielbe Ben geipobnbeits.
m6Bigen @eullB oes @iereS itatt bcs
8eines ODER Sdnappies iid 5urper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
3ermanner polksblatt

n 9orrsipOubtrStn uho etnisnbuHssn bon aass-
meinem Sutertfs fub erbeteu, r%lifel uns jeoO6
i~pdttneus Ulittipo9 erretnen. Jhr bic aEftttr
unierer @orrtipoHoenIen ftuc mir ui6t Osrnutpolt.
LID Ser tpabrt ytamt oes Strtt6efs mub uus IN
allen 6daeu mit9stbetIt tptrben.
10 auSeiesn ppn msbr ais 6 8oa @r6Bs mii,n
ip6tffttnS SonnsrSio9 Wtor9en cur9ereiht lpernen
Aa6 9punsrstns Mtitta9 serbsn feline GnSei9en an'
9enonnieIL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Sin Sies Der Giicnbabncn, unb DC
rem 3 Gents per Meile Mate.

9os Stoatsobergeridt bat octl
BON Den Observation-Disclosures CT
langten ginboltsbeiebl, our9 peIder
Dem ct. 2ouiier areiSneriG)t Der.
boten miro, Die giienbabn. 8eieIlidaf
ten meqen @ieOereinfiIbrun0 Der 3
4euts Hate 81 beIaitigelL permanent
gemadt, bis oaS 9unoes-G bcrgeriGf
Die AndeIegenbeit cntidie0en Dat, luas
uuter getp0bnli9en gerbGltrunen ct.
ma 6uei Sabre Oauert.
9ieieligen 8nbneli, mclde blsber
nod 2 ober 21Z Gcuts per Neile be.
rediletell, baben ioiort Die 3 Gents
&ote eingefbiirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Sirf Greet.

Serr ullo 6rar Haloce &ief,
bon 9ellepiIle, ST., tuaren lebte $50
DIE bier bel Der SumiIie 6ris @aert.
ler sum 9elu6.
Die 8artp bon Der Sappp SOL.
Ion String 8onb nrrar9irt uto in
Go. aattelmann's Seirn gebaltell,
mar gut beiudt.
8aitor MeDer, bon Drafe, pre-.
bigte am letten Sonntog Oabier IN
Der 8resbeterioner Stride. Der 2e.
iud mar auberoroentlid out, I'm
Sonntag oen 90. SUM miro Bal1or
Cert bon Sope preOtgefL ultb MIRO
bier5u aud ber5lid eingeIaoen.
2ebrer CHARLES 9ruens be.
iuut gegentpdrttg Die Somluule IN
Sermarr Inn ith in ieinem 8erufe
peitere &emttniIie an5ueignen,
$err unb Srau Gbas. Grass,
bon Srene Greet, iuaren Sonrtag
bier 8it 9eiitf.
Cine andah[ juiiger @1nner
bate am Sonntag gta9mittag bier
cine 3~uiammenfunft hit iiber Die
@riinbung zines Bale Ball Clubs 5i
.beratben. Man ging a%useinanoer
obne etuas Oefinitiues beihIoiien SIT
baden.
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Gs tibet ben l1nbolS.

Der idlimmite Seino ben Sobn
Sepe bon @labpin, Mi9.. bate mar
elm ooffenes @ei6piir. CT be3abItc
ben Ieraten $500 obne oaB ibm &c.
bolfen tpurbe. Damn bot 8udlen's
arnica Salbe 6as @ei9piir gebcilt
ltn6 i'm furiert. es tlrirt Sieber.
blaien @eidmiire, 8urm am Singer
@r5en. SaIa fluB. Gin u~nfeblbares
Nittel gegen Sdmorboioen, Siibner.
ailsen. % Gents bel 8alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11

--9os S6ifiaI ieet oen SobcI an
uim.- Dos meni1Iife 9aiein lit
nabeSu INNER nit S9mierigfeiten II
S6idiaIsi6ldgen perbunoen unb cS
benotbigt pabrlid) ein iebr pbiloios
pbiI6 peranlegten Weniden Inn cini-
germaben bel alr ben bolperi9en
2cbctSipegen Die &llbe unO 3uirie.
oellbeit 81 beluabren.
-Seitocn Automobiles in oell
SiroBen Ser Sta0t berumiabrell, lit
es nlug. rotbiam Tferbe una1gebuns
ben iteDcn 81 Iaiien. Glele babelt
olld) Die ihlcd)tc Wetppbnbeit fleilte
&tnoer I'M Subrlperfe 81 Ioilcn, obnc
Die Sferoe all5ltbinoclt, manreub iie
ielbit in eir1en 2a0en geben. Gor-
li6t lit sic Muttcr ser @eisbcit.
Sim 2. SUM ieierten Ole oei
@orrilon m%oDnen0en @belerte 8.
Stcinfe ibre Silberne Sof3ejt, itnb
eritellerten IN Der fatboliid)eii STRIDE
0aieIbit ben <nb Der Sreue. Sor
% Sabre bradte Srli1ls 8naOt
cos bantoIS nod illgcuOIide @oar
sur Sralutng sur STRIDE unO er
wollte am iiIbernen Sod5eitstoge
niG bieies Amtes palter, fam lei.
Der ober 5u ipot Inn bieien ebrenoen
0tenit alisSufiibrcn. Gina 100 Ser
icnen nliltten ari Der Seier im
Steiufc'ideu Scim tbeil.
Sin Sies Der Giienbabncn, unO &c.
rem 3 Gents per Meile Nate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11

Otto Bauer, BON Chicago, lit
nit ieiner Samilie bier gu 8eiu6
bel ieilcn gItern.
-6rau Saitorin SueOmeper lit
ieit Sonntag 81 Senate @roUe bel
ibren S1miegereltern, ben @belerten
&r.lie, 5li 8eiu6, unb miro morgen
All Saltie fommer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Dffisieuer We9psiier.
3cantte.
GeriebtssG crtntne.

Gouutp.Gourt. g~egeimdbigs 5ermtue be-
9iuutu ani I. Mputag Der Wionnts 5sbrnar, Wtat.
ausdit uno yHpember. Stsuerons9leit SshOror
OH l Wtouto9 i'm aprtI.
Gtrtutt-@purt. Rs9etmdbige 5erniiur be-
emnsn am 2. Wputa9 Der Ntotote Sdunar, Mtdi
lHo SGptulbtr.
Brpbats-Gpurt. 8~eSeimdBtse Ierntnc be-
Stnnen am 4. OloHtag Der Ntonats 6sbrnGr, Nloi.
Ausuit II; b Nuoenbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
@cieee nnb lire 9nrdfiibrnns.

Sammes S. Sill, Der @rGiiSent
Der @reat Nsortbcrn 9abn, betonte
bel Gr0ffnultg Der 9llosfa . 9ufon.
'Gusitelung, baB mir nid)t mebr @e.
iete braiidten, aIs mir icst idoii
baben, oab es aber bell tpibtiger lei,
Die beIteberiben @eieSe 6urdaufiibren
Serr Sill bot oomit poaig &edt unb
ebenio noaig l1nre6t. Illiabrlid
iueroen bonn 8ongreb uno ben Seq.
islaturen Siinoerte bon @eiebe pal.
iirt, Die nit ibrer gnnabme aud
idon mieoer in 8ergelienbeit Der.
iinfer, un6 bic mir besbaIb gar5 gut
entbebren f0mnten. @obin piiroen
mir aber fomnen, tpenii Die porban.
6eren itfl6 IN 9roft befinbliden @e.
iebe ale CUR 9urhfiibruilg gelang.
temp
@as mir brauden, iii EN- iur.
iitti6er SertuIeS, Ser ben IugiaS.
.itaa bes @eiebbudes 10 griinolid
reinigt, oaB mir Die allernotbtuenb-
igiten @eiesnoridriften, Die i'm
@inflang nit 3eit uno @tifauungeit
fteben iibria bIeiben. llno penn
6ieie Damn our6gefiibrt tperoen. miro
fein redtIid benfenSer @enid no.
gegen proteitiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11

-@lodt Cure 9eiteauns fiir grn-
te.9ronbp 5eitig bel
@ottlob S9nes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
girrnhabn 3rit-
gubsur
q a d . c NJ ONen n.

e d . e III CIen n.
yin. ~ Accommodation . 23 Nadlm.
: t Yal aaltraue. putt nui
~iana .......2 80 81hm,
s 4oita d....... Z 80 Abtnbs
: 4 BohaMrlsua.. a 20 Sitptaen
oS aotol Jfndttiua go MUlgsu
u a d. oe NJ % c Il e n,
Do II arcpn uooliUn 1888 &oGm.
Taiisaa.. ,.li:ls
" 5 BaNaMeS Az. 223 0ad.
inittduf'
I 5 Saiiria5nl 1910 ai1 Z
81 spr9i drrdaon 1880 ad.
miiinl.
.,3to5
4tsL4 tst
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Srentuu Gual.

8tr peroen in einigen Saget Ell.
he GarIooung Srenton &oblen erbal.
ten. Mtadt cure 9eitellungen iett
bel q. S.. & ". Riebofi.
-$err Sacob Noeoel, bon Ser.
ger, mar ar1 Mittno1 bier in sc.
id6iten uto peri1lmte es alt6 nibt
in ser goIfsblatt-O Office nor5uIpret-
en-.
-9erger.-Stto Sdmiot, III.
Ter @iebbGnoler, peri9idte am Mon-
tag BON bier aus SO fette SAien u.
cine Garlaoung S6weine lla9 81.
Souls. Illd @ortmann & Seit.
farnp i6idten Oieie ISOLDE cine Gar
laolng Gieb uno Sbmeine ltad benz
ct. 9ouiier Marft.
Serr 8ris Sattclmanu, Don
5irit Greet, bradte am Wittpo6 ct-
u NereforO 9rlllen CUR Stoot, Der
1872 Sanb bod mar tno Oas ol.
iebnlf1e @eipidt bon 100 &fn1o
bate. Serr 8eter 9onuier fallite
benlelben fir $1,000 uno peri6iftc
i'm ua6 ct. 2ouis, BON no aus ell
SbeiI oesielben pobl baIb nieOer in
Der Sorm bon Bologna 8urit, bier
bcr 5uriid febren miro.
SEER &enrp 0ori9 ihreibt llls
utter Datum bonn %, Wai, aus
8ilsbof, 9eiitihlanb: s9ta6 elmer
9liidliden ulto intereiiautert &eiie 81
&aiIer mo gu Sanoe iinb mir in
Der :. ISOLDE BEL 8erman0ten lrno
Sreunoe, uno oerleben aitge1ebme II.
beitere Stnnoen. Sci meiner S6m1
germ, Srau Ereiber, baben mir elm
traltes unb IiebIihes Seim, i6 min.
Idle MIR, iie fonnten oieie angenebme
geraniigen uuo @rbolung NIT unS
tbeilen,"
l@inqeianbt.)
Int @-rdberi6miifungstag oe6at-
tirten 5pei aIte Ietefanen aus Dem
8iirgerfriege, 8rib uto Sobn, iiber
Die 8efreilng Der Sflaper. 6ris be
balptete 2iiicoIn babe oitrd feline
8roflamatiou geieeli6 Die SfIapen
Riiiouri befreit, Sobn binqegen itel.
te Die 9eboiiptlng auf, oab Die
Sflaben IN galloliri 'bon borber
ourd Proclamation Ses Sob. @am.
bic entancipirt muroen. ssobn bot
aredlt.
%llebertrifft alles 9aseipeiene.
als ein ourdtpeg i~tGrfenoes slb-
f%iibrungs- iinb @eiunobeitaufbaueil.
oes MitteI fomrlen feline dn0eren
gieIn Or. Sings Stem 2ife giGen
ben @ager. 2eber uno Die 9iererL
reinisen 6as 8Iiit. itdrfen oie Seer.
ben; furtren 4opfpeb, SdutteIfieber
itnb @alaria. 8robirt iie. 25 Gents
bel MaIfer 8ros
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-19

r. NJ. HARVEY, Admir-.
C. L. LYNDE, Adm'x.
c. N. BARBER, AuctiOneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-19
CALAIS
Death Of Albert Dwinell, One Of Towns
Most Esteemed Citizens.

RnA Ar1A~1AAA~A NANtANAas
Albert Dwinell, one Of the best
known citizens of this town, died Sat
urday following a shock which was
sustained last Friday. He was born in
this town January Is, 1928, and had
spent his entire life here. He was
twice married, his first wife being Miss
Irene Rice OF East Calais. His second
wife, who was Mrs Jane Tabor OF East
Montpelier, survives him. He also leaves
three SONS, Frank a. of Montpelier, C
r.. merchant in East Calais and b. b.
who operates a mill at East Calais. Mr.
Dwinell was veteran Of the Civil War,
having served under Gen. p r. pitkin
in the oommissary department. He had
been honored with many offices. among
which were that Of town representative
and state senator He was also state
tax commissioner under Governor Farm.
ham. He was very much esteemed in
this community. The funeral will be
held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-19
WILLIAMSTOWN

Evelyn Reed has been visiting friends
in East Brookdeld and Chelsea.
E. q Reach Of Burlington is staying
At e. f. Watkins for a few days while
doing business in the place.
Excellent sermons at all three
churches yesterday by our local pastors,
Strong ana Roberts, and by Rev G. r.
Fortier OF Mortified at the Uuniver-
saast church in the afternoon.
Mrs. Van McAIlister, who underwent
successful operation at Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, last week is re-
ported as very comfortable BY her hus-
band who is with her at the hospital.
Charles Brockway, one Of our r. +, p.
men is doing some fine Photographic
work with his new camera afternoons
when the weather is favorable. Some
Of his recent post cards show the quality
Of the work.
Rev. B. G. Fortier Of Mortified win
occupy the pulpit Of the Uniyersalist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-19
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. JULY q, zoe.
Weather Prediction

Fair tonight and Tuesday; continued
cool; moderate to brisk northwest 10
west winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-19
church again next Sunday afternoon at

church again next Sunday afternoon at
|2.30 o'clock.
Mrs. G. z. Newton returned to her
home in West Topsham after few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Fellows, at Irwin Brook farm
Miss Marion Beckett, who has been
visiting her grandparents in this place,
leaves today to visit other friends, and
later to be with her parents in. their
New York home on their return from
a trip abroad.
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it is your duty to attend this meeting
if you are interested in the welfare 81
the organization Per order John Stew.
art. James Elriek, Sec.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-31
Others Must Make Good by Jan. :.

The paper to place & upon c,sh t.s,u
the h Of January 1910 We have many
for years without vh.<sver other
business enterprise would should long
T continue this policy has q country
papers to continue sending unt
ordered stopped subscribers 20 this ela
Of papers have grown to this Formerly
not eoa 30 much TO publish
increase In wages and enter
into me make up Of modern publication
only limited number OF delinquent
which should be earned By those
the hard work necessary TO sustain
sons who are as much
This change without giving through
subscribers who postoces Nuko
central City Paradise Ezabhovn Grenvlle Carroll
n Bowling Green Point Pleasant Linton Ind Hein
more Vanzant Simmons eitchfd Ceavo
tanza Rochester Darlington Select label
ne papers and shown
1910 unless one year in ad
vance. hey will be discontinued
THE HARTFORD REPUBLICAN,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-31
A Thrilling Rescue.

How Bert R. Lean. OF Cheny, Wash.
was saved from a frightful death is a
story to thrill the world. A hard
cold" he writes, brought on a des-
perate lung trougle that baffled all
expert doctors here. Then paid sic
to SIS a visit to a lung specialist
in Spokane. who did not help me.
Then ! went TO California, but with
out benefit At last usde DIR. Kings
New Discovery, which completely cur
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-31
A Knotty Legal Question.

A justice OF Peace in st. Louis
mas before him an interesting question
Tor decision growing out of a contro-
versy between landlord and tenant
Mrs. Joseph Bauman rented a fiat
from Mrs Emma Madsen. Mrs. Bau-
man went to Mrs. Madsen,s residence
with a $40 bill to pay a months rem.
81. She was accompanied by her llttl
son. who asked her to lie. him pay
the money. Before knocking on Mrs..
Madsen's door Mrs. Bauman gave the
bill to the little boy. when the door
was opened Mira Madscn's pet dog
Sprang at the boy. who declared that
the dog seized the $40 bill. The dog
ran into the yard.whers he was captur-
ID. but no money was found In his
keeping and the yard was sesrchcd
lnroushiy without result. Mrs. Bau-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-31
In Memory Of Dear Nell.

Written in memory Of Mrs. W
p. Moore. who died recently in Hart.
ford. by a friend in Canada
The span Of life was brief.
Like the gold in the sunset sky;
As the life 70 the rose, whose leaves
unclOse
And then begin to die
In the morning Of her life,
With the dew Of youth on her
brow.
The happiest hour Of our cherished
flower
'Tis hard to lose her now.
Our Father sends the sorrow,
From Ills hand descends the blow,
But oh. It falls 50 bitter.
On our quivering hearts below.
And yet we may not question,
Our Fathers tender love.
Or know the gifts he has in store
For His chosen ones, above.
Mr.. Gregory Wedding. who is trav-
cling salesman for a Louisville To-
Jaeco Company, will spend the Christ
ms holidays with his parents, Judge
R. r. Wedding and wife. o
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-31

man says II was q very windy dz,
and II tbed Of dropped the bill It mus
have blown away. Nobody In thu
ncsshborhood, however. has admittet
to piucking $40 bill from the wing
lof the wind.
Mrs. Madsen didn't get any rent mon
ey out OF the transaction--not so she
could notice II at least-and as Mrs
Bauman refused to pay any further
Mrs. Madsen sued for s11. Mrs. Bau-
man says the rent has been paid, col
lected and appropriated by the dog,
as It were. The dog didn't give any
change back and Mrs. Bauman says
Mrs. Madsen owes her 50. the differ
ence between the amount Of the rent
and the denomination Of the bill,
which was embezzlcd by the dog.
Mrs. Bauman's arglmnet Is some
what similar TO that Of an old negro
in slavery days, who excused himself
for the theft of his masters turkey
by the unique plea that it was mars
ter's niger and marster's turkey"
therefore, no offense was constituted
for II "marster" had less turkey he
had more negro. and therefore, had
no kick coming, CT words 70 that eff
feet. Mrs Bauman AYERS that Mrs.
Madsen's dog got the money, and that
Mrs. Madsen and the dog win have to
settle It between themselves as to
The s11. but one or the other. or both
must give back the change
which the dog failed to pay over.
In the meanwhile the dog is not
aging anything and the Magistrate
Who has the case under Amusement
S making close study of all stat
ties bearing on landlords. tenanS
nd dogs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-31
t. RIBLE LOSS
In BURNING Mine.
For Fifty Years Anthracite
Coal Goes Up in
Smoke.

In the Panther Creek Valley .owneC
BY the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company, a fire has been eating its
way into the rich coal deposits OF tina
region for more han fifty years. /,
Was first discovered February 10, 1859
and of course efforts were made for
its extinguishment, but it stead ly
defied all the resources OF science 2.
that time and during the subsequent
years. At first the mistake was
made Of attempting TO put this subter
ranean furnace out of business by
pouring water, with the result that
the explosion thus caused only opened
up new channels through which the
fire extended its progress, and IL is
estimated that 100000 tons of coal
have been consumed az a lCss TO the
company Of not less thsn$25, 900, 900.
But 1t IS also estimated that there
are 400, 700, 900 tons more al hazard. a
state that has kept invention active
during all Of these years with the
prospect of successful issue at last.
All previous devices having failed. IL
was finally decided 10 build an i'm
penetrable fire wall between the burn
ing coal and the rest of the mines.
so great was the fire damp that at
first men could not be secured for the
work. but powerful ventilators were
Installed; a surgeons corps and a hos,
pital outfit were established and high
wages were paid men to work in thir-
iy-minute relays. under which condi-
tons no serious trouble was exper-
enced.
There Is now completed fireproof
wall 700 feet long and u feet thick
running from the top Of the hill whore
The coal outcrops, 10 the last shaft
which at a depth Of 175 feet reaches
ne permanent water level. From thai
shaft to the boundary Of the coal sam
tunnel will be cut through. walled
with cement andn filled with mud.
making the entire fire wall over a
thousand feet in length. This will cut
he lower seam in two and leave no
'ombustible matter for the fire TO
eed upon. This has cost a quarter of
million dollars, but If it saves for
he company property worth a bill
ION, moro or less. it will be money
Tell invested and help to postpone the
ateful day when, We are told we
hall become a coalless country
ioston Transcript. 3
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-12-31
The Favorite Of Fate.

The great specialists patient. az
Ter many wceks Of treatment, say.
Judge, hid at last been declared cur.
cd Of an "incurable" disease. and
with a grateful feeling he asked tho
physician,thc amount Of his bill
That depends. my dear sir" said
the Specialist. Whenever | treat =
man always make it point TO de-
termine his occupation and how large
a family h. hos 20 support. Then /
make out my BIZ accordingly. May
ask what you do for living?"
I'm poet replied the patient,
In that case" said The physician,
III you will give me the money in
'ash now zen be . dollar ard q half.