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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-16
CELEBRATING HIS
LUCK At TRACK
Louisville Man Shoots Down
Wrong Woman.
Miss Hattie Wetherby Is Lying
in Hospital with a Bullet
Through Abdomen.

louisville, KY, June 9.-Miss Hattie
Wetherby, a pretty young school
teacher of Middleeown, KY, was shot
through the abdomen last might as
che was driving along the Shelbyville
pike with Lee Hibbs, and today is
lying in dangerous condition at the
Jewish hospital The bullet entered
the abdomen just above the right
hip and perforated the bladder.
Thomas o. West, a well known in
smanoe man, has been arrested and
West declares that he does not re-
member any OF the happenings oil
last evening, the evidence secured
by the police today makes it prac-
tically conclusive thaa West fired the
shot. 1t is believed he was under
the impression that Miss Wdtherby
was Miss Lucille GwaUhmey, with
whom West was in love.
Just before he shot Miss Whether
by. West fired on Charles r. Longs
automobile, but did not hit any
one
The shooting followed joy ride
which West took to Shslbyvilke late
yesterday afternoon. West is said
TO have won 500 on race at
Churchill Downs, and invited a num-
Der Of his friends to go out with him
for a celebration. The party Lift
Churchill Downs after the last race
and proceeded to shefbyville in
Vests automobile with the intention
OF going TO Lexington. All Shelby
vile this part OF the program was
changed, however, and the party be-
gan the return trip. The trip did
not become 10y ride until the
return Srom shelbyville. 1t was
while coming bach TO Louisville that
Miss wetherby, mistaken for Miss
Gwathmey, was attacked by West
and after boing dragged out, was
fired upon as she was running down
the road.
"Giye back my ring" cried West,
Just before he fired.
West was presented In police court
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-16
Paper Gets full Hearing.

There was q time, away back in
the beginning of advertising when tho
seller who puts into print, where the
buyer could see it, his name, the name
of The commodity he dealt in, and 1h9
address of his place Of business, was
considered to have made quite a
splurge in the way Of publicity and
there are mediums to-day bidding for
the patronage of twentieth century
advertisers, whose physical limitations
preclude them from doing much more
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-16
: On the Other Foot.

The editor OF a local paper says that
he asked each merchant in his town.
in turn, to give him a little ex-
ira advertising, calling attention to
bargains. In every case he was turn
ed down with the remark that adver-
Using in local papers did no good
anyway. The editor went back to his
office and accepted $65 in case from
a mail order house for space in his
paper The next week every mer-
chant in town complained bitterly OF
how the advertising was hurting
them, but the editor had them going
his way when he reminded them Of
their remark tina advertising in his
paper was no good anyway. Adyer-
Using does do good. no matter where
1t Is, and mail order houses know
1t and profit by the liberal amount
OF II they do.-Cursis Courier
DO you know that OF all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? 1t is not the cold itself
that yos need TO fear. but the serious
diseases that 1t often leads TO- Most
OF those are known as germ diseases.
Pneumonia and consumption are
among them. Why not take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and cure
your cold while ysu can? For sale
by all druggists: m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-16
Iced Fruit Dishes.

Petites Tasses.-Prepare a stiff COM
pote or puree of any fruit preferred
and partly freeze it. Have ready some
cups of quaint shape, partly fill each
with fruit mixture, drop a spoonful OF
clotted cream on each. and keep on ice
till wanted. Serve as cold as possible,
with sponge fingers.
Petites Corbeilles.-Have ready some
sponge cake pyramids made in deep
molds. Scoop out the centers, taking
care to leave firm wall around. Mask
this ON the outside with a meringue
mixture, fill the center of each with a
fruit compete that has been kept on
ice. Affix little handles OF cut angelic
strips. and set on ice till wanted for
table.
Iced Fruit Syrup.-Add four large
tablespoonful of raspberry or straw
berry syrup of half a pint of new
milk and freeze the mixture. Serve on
little ice plates or in glasses, with
water biscuits.
Creme Glaoee aux Fruit-Make
some vanilla ice cream and have
ready some fruit cooked in syrup, tn
has been kept on ice. Pile up the ice
cream in border fashion ON an Ice
cold dish, fill the center with the fruit
compete; gannish with little sprigs OF
maidenhair fern and orystalhzed vio-
lets. Serve with gauffrettes.
Fruit Custard.-Prepare a good Gus
tard mixture with eggs and new milk
as for boiled custard, sweetening 1t
very slightly. Partly fill deep glass
dish with a layer of fresh fruit
Sprinkle with light wine, cover with
the custard, and set on ice or in an
ice cave till wanted. Garnish with
fruit glaoes, ard serve as cold as
possible.
Iced Fruit Jelly-Prepare pint and
a half of wine Jelly and coat a mold
with it, letting 1t set frmly. Thon
fill the mold with alternate layers
of fruit, taking care that each layer
is quite set before the next arranged.
Keep the mold on ice till sat. Serve
masked with a coating of ice cream,
with cryssalLizcd rose leaves scattered
on the surface. Keep ON ice till the
last possible moment.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-16

II you have trouble in getting rid
of your cold you may know that you
are not treating it property. There
is no reason why "a cold should hang
on for weeks and it viii not if you
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
For sale by all druggists. M
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-16

head with the rolling pin occasionally
My arms runneth over with the bun
dies before she is half done shopping.
g. Surely her dressmakers and mil
linery bills shall follGw me all the
days of my life, and | shall dwell in
the houss Of ry wife fOrsver-Ex.
John w. Sickelsmith, Greensboro,
Pa, has three children, and like most
children they frequently take cold.
1--WE have tried several kinds OF coug
medicine" he says, but have never
found any yet that did them as much
good as Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy' For sale by all druggists m
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-07-20
TO BE
GUEST OF NATION
Famous Japanese Admiral Comes to United
States from Coronation Festivities.

the most cordial and elaborate re-
ceptions ever accorded a foreigner
by the American nation.
The tentative program for his Vis-
it includes entertainments at New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and
Washington. The official functions
will eliminate at Washington where
elaborate preparations are being
made. Dinners and lunches at the
White house, the home Of the secre-
tary Of state, and the japanese en-
bassy are already decided upon and
other entertainments Of a semi
public nature are being arranged
Admiral Togo will also go to Niaga-
"a Falls, thence into Canada and to
Vancouver. where he will take the
steamer for home.
American naval officers and diplo-
mats who are acquainted with Ad
miral Togo declare that modesty
and reserve are his most striking
characteristics. He is described as a
man Of few words, almost never
mentioning his own deeds, He is
small in stature. even for a Japa-
nese. though stockiIy built. He
wears beard, which, though
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-07-20

Washington. July 17.-Admiral
Togo Of Japan, who will be the
guest Of the United States for II
days next month, is regarded as the
greatest living sea fighter in the
world.
He bears the distinction of having
won brilliant, unqualified victory
ia the greatest naval engagement Of
modern times. He is the only COM
mander in chief IN any navy who has
successfully directed a titanic con
flict between great fleets Of war
ships of the twentieth century.
The series of victories Of Admiral
Togo in the war between Russia and
Japan in 1g04-05, eliminating IN the
battle of the Japan sea, were the
justification Of the present type OF
sea-fghting craft which has revolu-
tionized naval warfare.
Since the war with Russia, Ad-
miral Togo has held the position OF
chief Of tie naval staff Of japan, a
position corresponding to that con
ferred upon George Dewey, who is
the admiral Of the United States
navy and president Of the general
| Il 1. 7lexa III (oj rNE
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-07-20

range 81, then 160 rods south, then
east on the half section line thru sec
ton 5, and part Of 8 to the Burns
and Enid stage road, was read and I.
T. Hurdle, County Surveyor and Fred
D. Rowe, Three Buttes, was duly ap-
appointed to view and report on said
road according to law.
Road petition A-227 for public
highway beginning at the Sc corner
Of the =sW1 Of section 30, township 18,
range SO east, thence north on mid
section linethru sections 81, 20 and
20 where twill interseet with the now
travelled road in the same township
and range was read and R. 7. Hurdle,
and Sam Gabel# duly appointed to view
and report on said road.
Road petition A-253 for a public
| highway beginning at q point 80 rods
west of the southeast corner section
/ Il, township "A, range So east, thence
north across section Il, and TO town
shin line, was read, and R. {. Hurdle
and R. Ne. Coggins duly appointed to
view and report. on said road.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-07-20
FOR
ROAD MATTERS
last Meeting Of the Commissioners Is Largely
Given to Forming New Highways.

1seW 1A1gnWdySe
north boundary of township q, north
range 81 east, was read and said report
approved and road ordered established
as public highway Of the county as
per changes recommended by the road
viewers, except that part Of the road
beginning at the northwest corner Of
the NE1 Of the SCI Of section 35, town
ship "a, range 81, thence west so RODS:
thence north 80 rods, thence angling
across the NE7 Of the NW4 Of section
IS to a point near the northwest cor
ner Of said NEi Of 1JWz Of section 35,
thence N old Travelled road to the sec
tion line between sections 26 and 27,
thence north along the said section line
to the quarter corner, thence across the
SCI Of the NE1 Of section n to the
northwest corner of said SCI of the
Me- Of said section 27, thence due west
along subdivision lire to the line be
tween sections 27 and z6, thence due
north along said section line to the mid
section corner common to sections q
and 22, which is established as herein
described and as petitioned for.
Viewers report on road A-198 for .
public highway beginning at the NW1
corner section q, township Is, north
range 50 east, thence north along the
least line Of sections q, %, SO, I, Il,
13, to the northeast corner OF section
"a, township II north, range 81 east 20
intersect with the Paxton read, was
read, approved and said road estab-
lished as q public highway OF the eoun-
] ty as recommended by the viewers.
VieWa.s report on road A-223 for q
public highway beginning at the north
west corner Of section IL, township II,
north range 81 east, thence east along
the north section line Of sections II
and II III said township and the east
township line Of said township, and
that fha road or trail as lit angles across
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-07-20

1dOiisneQ on fec0mnenQdtIoH " VIC
road viewers owing to excessive cost
| Of establishing said road.
| Viewers report on road A-244 for a
public highway beginning at the point
where the HIS trail crosses the north
! line Of section 81, T. Is, n. R. So E.,
thence west about ! mile, thence south
enc mile on section line, thence south
east across section 3, township II,
north range So east TO the southeast
corner, thence east on the section line
half mile to the north quarter corner
| Of section Il, township II, north range
53 east, thence south Oh the half sec
tion line to intersect with the HS
trail, thence straighten said trail to
connect with the present laid out road
where it crosses Horse creek in section
| 13, township IT, north range So E., was
read, approved and said road establish
ed as a public highway Of the county as
per changes therein recommended by
viewers.
Viewers report on road A-237 for a
highway beginning at the northwest
corner section 6, 1856, thence south on
section lines to the southwest corner of
section Z, thence east on section line to
the southeast corner section Z, thence
south as near as practicable on section
line to the southeast corner sections 81
1859, was read, approved and said road
established as a public highway of the
county, without damages.
Viewers report on road A=252 for a
public highway beginning at point
| about 40 rods west of the northeast cor
ner Of section / in township "A. north
range "a east. on the north section line
I=oi said section !, where the old road
/ now crosses same, thence due west on
north section line Of said section TO
the northWest. corner Of said section,
thence due south distance Of two miles
OIL the west. section line Of sections
and z, township Il, range 81 east, to
/ the southeast corner section II, said
township and range, thence due west
from said southeast corner Of section ]
distance of mile to the south quarter
corner Of section IL. For. road also
, beginning at a point about 40 rods west
], OF the northeast corner of section 1,
township IA, north range 81 east,
! where the old road now crosses saie
i north section line said section |, thence
] east on the north section line said sec
] tion to the northeast corner said sec
i tion [, thence due south on the cas-
j line said section one mile to the south
{ east corner OF said section, thence dut
west on south line section q distance
of one mile to southwest corner, wa
! read, approved, and said road estab
! lished as a public highway Of tn
: county.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-07-20

OUR AIM: TO PUB
ton road was read, approved and SAID
/ road established as a public highway
Of the county on recommendation OF
road viewers.
Viewers, report on road A-243 for 9
public highway beginning at the 81
corner Of the northeast corner section
I29, running On section lines due nortf
4 miles to the northeast corner sec
tion 5, thence running west on section
| line one mile to the NV corner OF
section 5, thence running north on
section line to the intersection OF the
| Glendive- Jordan road, all in township
| Is north Of range 81 east, was read
and approved, and said road establish
| ed only in part which is as follows:
Beginning about 200 yards south Of the
northeast corner section 5, township
| Is north. range Sd east running north
| to section corner thence vest on
toWnsI ip line one mile, thence north
to intersect with the Glendive-J Jordan
road as recommended by the viewers.
Viewers report on road A-246 for q
lpublic highway beginning at the Sc
east corner section "a, township 20,
range 81, thence along the line between
townships 20 and 81 and 20 and So to
the northeast corner section !, town
ship 20, range 81, thence directly west
along the township line between town
ships 20 and 81 and p and 81 for !
distance Of six miles was read, ap-
proved and said road established as .
public highway Of the county as per
changes and recommendations made by
viewers.
Viewers, report on road A-247 for .
public highway beginning at the north
end of Mesa street townsite Of Savage
Mont, thence north 5 mile along the
west line of section %, township 20,
range 58, thence J mile east. thence
a..It, a. a,.r,e,-3,,or af M - III
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-07-20

The Rainbow

Continued next week
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-07-20

Washington July elaborate
who will be the ceptons accorded foreigner
Of United States for II by the American nation
month"; regarded as the The tentative for his Wis
greatest living fighter in the it includes New
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-08

Mrnienbdmsler
Sam ssItsra Bel einsns IlHdtprinh
INNS 2tben.


Der ~ Sabre aiie Qouis 6aftb,
Der feit iiber 3ebn SohrsH elm 5ns
foiie oes it6btiihen Armenbouies gss
sptfnl, tam esittrn Morgen 3u friiher
Giunpe geleseHtIid, zines 8sriufes,
aus Der 4Hitolt su sntipei9eH, ums
Qeben.
Der olte MaHn, Der felt eerdunier
3eit fiHbifn mar, jsbo6 fir Dollis
bdrmlcs gait. nohte ssitern Bel la
assonbruh ben 8erfud,, aus bem ars
msnhauGs su entflitben. CT md6te
iif) aus fsinem 9ettIaten unb itiner
@tttbede Elm GeiI. NIT beHen 6ilfs er
jih aus bem Jeniter itines I'm 3iDeiten
Stpdfpert gslegenen 3immers beruns
terlnffen iDolite. Dfsies imprppiiirie
Cell riB iebo6 unb 6altn ftiir5te in
bic 1iefe, nobel er iih ejnen Shds
nelbrnh su3oc. Der 9rtis tuuroe ges
gen pier lihr Wlcrgens tn betDuBtlos
fem 3uFtdnp Dor oem 5dufe aufges
funotn uHp ftarb tur5e 3eit barduf,
obns Dos 9sipuBtIsin wiHosrsrlans'
Al huben.
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Hsrb GiutiHnaii Turner In Gpnsg
Sslanb.

Der g1orb Cincinnati 5urnpertin
bat iebt ale arrangements fir bic
gsranfsaItung Ietnes 30ften CONNER
f.ites In Gonep SsIanb setroffsH, bas
am Sonntas, ben Is. b. Wts.. iiatts
finoen piro. DER srite Spre4er Sobu
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unb duberbem finb cine Reihe poH
auffibrunetn sspIant, bic bon ben
9e1udern getpib g.tpiirbist DerneH.
Inter 4nberem tperoen auf benz 9urss
boben cine ansaH tiinftIerifd urrun.
girter 5onsreisen bon ben 5urni9us
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siren. Dettrennen nno onbere dthlet:z
i6e Wettfpisle, foipie geluitisungen
lperben ben Reit bes pielfeitisen pros
gramms ousmaheH.
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3uriidgebraHt
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Neno, gler.

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absu6oIen. Der angsfldgte iebo6,
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Itiibt fpurbe, leitete elm 5abeds Gpr<
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minalrihter porsefiibrt uHb pielIei6
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Dies unD 0aS.

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lltr BAT Nldpor Sdtpub cine rnsttert
Gibnna Der annsriousfommiH6rs I'm
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aemstnbung Der Srti6dft Uh. 9trp
perbnnbelt fuerben.
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friro tn 3utunFt In isinsn WoGenbes
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Observation-Disclosures nnh. Sein,
Standardization beiragen $1,000 uni
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mittes Der 5nnbelstnmmer trat seiterr
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gahlidsr llnterlf. sBsrein.

Sn Der gsftrissH gsriammluns. bic
untsr Uorfib bes Strrn Scfepb Deins
gnrtnsr unb Der prototrllfiibrung bes
Serrn Jobn Gisbolb itattfanb. iuurbe
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DolI, Rorl 6eb unb glbolpb Deigtr bic
iiblihe lInierifiibung TN Gefammtbss
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bes Gsntften alienbtims unb bem
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tag fintsfinpeH. iuurben Dtrltitn unh
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BerioRal' Stisen.

5err Arthur 6erfurt bon
Der Granbon ap. tpurbe pon ieinsr
Satin nit sinem &udblein befheHtt.
6err glar Serfurt iit nun itols.r
groBpater.
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dnb Cora gDdlnen BON SO.
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