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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31

~Dismemoefed Body Found in
Barrel Near Rochester.

Rochester. N. Y. Oct. 3l.-Tae dis
nsembered body of a well dressed
italian. about thirty-three years old.
discovered showed In d barrel lying IN
a gully near Float bridge, O few niles
beyond the city, has been Identified as
that Of Francesca ManzareIlc of
Brooklyn, a convicted Black Hauder,
who was released from Auburn last
May after serving a three year SEN
tence. with two companions. for at
tempting to extort money from a
wealthy Italian OF Wheatlnpd, ". Y.
The barrel with the body. the head
and legs severed, was discovered By
Frank G. Smith, d farmer boy. Re
veRge was clearly een to be the
motive by the shefin and district at
torney, as a gold watch and money
were found In the pockets.
The victim was dressed In . white
shirt and blue suit. In a pocket was
found a letter addressed to Carrissf-
mo Eugenfo Cicero. dnted Oct. /, from
% Main street, Brooklyn, and signed
Giuseppe Alessi.
Tho barrel and contents were dis
covered By Frank {. Smith OF West
penaeld, who says be set a trap near
the spot.
There was then no sign Of tho bar
rel or body. Smith went to look ut his
trap and made the discovery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31
THREE JURORS SEATED.
Judge In Mcnamara Case Retain,
Thorn Despite Defsnse's Objection.

Judge In Mofsmara Case Retain,
Thorn Despite Dsfsnse's Objection.
Los Angeles. Cal, Oct 5f.-George
w. johnson, Walter Frampton and A,
G. Winter are seated MS jurors In the
trial Of James B, Mcnamara, despite
tile strenuous protests Of the attorneys
for the defense
Johnson said that he would not o .
Wet the defendant on circumstantial
evidence only. The defense opposed
this as cause for excusing him, but
Judge Bordwell acted on the denial Of
the challenge.
Frampton and Winter had both said
they believed james B. McNamarn
to be guilty, and they also have said
they were opposed to circumstantial
evidence. The court ruled the same in
their cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31
FARLEY IS NOTIFIED.
Nsw York Arshbishop Receives Motion
81 Elevation 10 CardinaIats.

Nsw York Arehbishop Receives Motion
81 Elevation 10 cardinalats.
New York. Oct. 31.--In a letter to
Archbishop Farley's residence. which
bore the Vatican seal, was an official
communication from Cardinal Merry
del Vel Informing the archbishop that
he had been chosen as 6 member OF
the Sacred college and would be made
q cardinal at the consistory to be held
in Roma on Nov. II.
Mgr. Lewis said that he did not cara
to give out the exact words Of the
letter from the papal secretary Of
state, but told the reporter that It had
been received and confirmed the semi
oficial statement published that ths
archbishop had been selected for the
honor OF the cardinaiate.
Eve feel very happy" said Mgr.
Lewis, that the archbishop has been
so signally honored, and We are pleas
ed that official confirmation bah come
even sooner than we had expected.
The archbishop feels deeply gratiffed.H
HaME
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31
OIL BARGE ExPL0DEs.
One Killed and Several injured When
47.Goo Gallons Blow Up.

tt&
47.Goo Gallons Blow Up.
Newark, N. j.. Oct. 31.-one man
was killed, another had two legs bro
ken. and several others received In.
juries when 1900 gallons Of oil ex-
ploded on a barge at Clay street and
Passaic river, in Harrison.
The dead man was Albert Angler OF
the Bronx. He was chief engineer on
the boat, and at the time Of the ex-
plosion be was the only person below
deck. Captain Charles w. Dove, also
assistant manager Of the fleet Of oil
boats, had both bis legs broken. and
he narrowly escaped being drowned
when hurled into the Passaic river by
the force Of the explosion.
The vessel was practically blown to
pieces, although it wal built OF steel
and about 100 feet long. It arrived a
few days ago with about 10000 gal
Ions Of fuel oil. and there was still
about 47,003 gallons in the tank when
the accident happened. 1t is supposed
that a sparx ignited some OIL waste or
leakage at the bottom Of the boiler
and caused the explosion. Nine tanks
of $4,000 gallons each stand on the
dock but a short distance from the
spot where the boat was being I'M
'oaded
The EVENING NEWS has the
arrpet etrcuIatfnn ia he county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31

TEN BELOW IN MONTANA.

Unusually Cold Weather Causes sa4-
fsrins on shssp Ranges
Dillon, Mont. Oct. 3i.-unusually
cold weather for this season OF file yea1
is reported from Big Heie hastia. iii
the southwestern part Of the state
Thermometers at Wisdom, Mont. reg
fstered 10 degrees below zero Satiif-
day, according to reports received here,
The cold wave has swept the eiHira
northwest and has been accompanies
BIZ snowstorms. Three inches OF STOW
fell here Sunday. Sheep suffered ffe0
lack Of grass due to the early cold. hM
otherwise no damage has been dotte.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31
A Mftii0N TO COLUMBIA.


Joseph Pulitzer Leaves Fund For Jour-
nallsm School,
New York. Oct. 31.-The gift OF
81, 100000 which Joseph Pulitzer offered
In 1908 for the institution Of a school
of Journalism at Columbia university
Is now available.
Mr.. Pulitzer's death not only nakes
this money available" said q principal
officer of Columbia, "but we are obIis
gated to use #. We VIII start In right
away
A second million was provided By
Mr.. Pulitzer to be paid to the school
after three years OF operation Ii tho
trustees we're satisfied Of the success
Of the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31
RUSSIA AIDS FORMER SHAH.

Tehsran Hears Of Defeat Of Govern
ment, Cars Troops Assisting.
Teheran, Oct. 31.-Dispatches say ths
former shah's Turkomans. assisted ~
Russian troops and gunboats, have a.
feated q government force neaf Benz
der Gez.
The camp Of the former shah Is neax
Gunesh Tepe. where the deposed shah
Arst landed on bis return to reeaptur0
the throne.
1t Is stated he. has ordered n.eo0 ~
fes and ten rapid arers from Euro.
pean firms.
Fas
II yuu nave something 10 tade
u an advertisement Ia our -
~ ou0 roa-%tpU -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31

Catskiil. N. r., Oct. 31.-The woods
back OF the old Rip Van Winkle House,
on the mountain side about two miles
north OF the Otis ircline railway. have
been swept by fire. Many acres wsrs
burned over
Georgia Peach Trees Bloom.
Americas, Ga. Oct 81.-Hundreds OF
thousands OF peach trees In this section
are In full bloom, and a failure Of next
years peach crop Is feared by orchard
lists. The warm weather Of the past
week has made the whole landscape
look like q gigantic flower Garden
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31
A DEACON HELD FOR ARSON
Ellis AppIsby Of Old Bridge Accused
BY Insurance. Companies.

Ellis AppIsby Of Old Bridge Accused
BY Insurance Companies.
New Brunswick, N. e, Oct. b.
Most OF Middlesex county received 1
shock when ELLIS Appleby, a wealthy
storekeeper, deacon In the Baptist
church and a member Of one OF the
best known families Of Old Bridge,
was arrested on q charge OF arson. It
Is reported that the insurance ON
pany responsible for his apprehension
will accuse him Of many OF the fires
which have terrorixed Old Bridge for
the last six years. The insurance COM
pany's detectives say they have gath
cred q mass of evidence to support
their charges.
Deacon Appleby, who Is sixty years
old, was released on $1,000 bond.
The case on which action was taken
was that OF the burning OF the home
Of Miss Jessie Brown on Aug. 81. The
house was destroyed. The insurance
company was suspicious. Detectives
have been at work since.
rsh @ uaxro mhor ~ 10 NAME IN the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31

The news when 1t Is news In the
EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31

The EVENING NEWS has the
circulation In the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-31
LAST RITES FOR PULITZER.
Funeral Services For Dead Editor To.
morrow In Nsw York.

Charleston. s. G., Oct. 81.-The body
of Joseph Pulitzer, editor and proprie
tor Of the New York World, was taken
north in a special Pullman train. The
funeral Will be held In ST Thomas
Protestant Episcopal church, New
York, tomorrow Mt 2;30 p. u. Burial
will be In Woodlawn cemetery.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

In another column will be found AN
editorial from leading labor paper
of alhe Unit d SAFES advocating the
elsotlon of Judge O'Rsar for Governor
CT Kentucky and pointing out to man
bsrs of organized Labor reasonS why
they shculd JOIN in his support. II is
reasonably Certain THAT the greaI. bulk
OF organic ID labor i'm the State will
vote the Republican ticlNds November
Itch. The Dsmocratlc parity and candi-
da1es have s,eadfas,ly nafusled TO take
any position upon thu question of con
vict con rnct labor, Only a Few days ago
the Prison Commissioners nhat at
Frankfor. and again laaa-d pr.sonl1rs
for "a term ait Less than one-foun1b
the price which is r1ceivyid or should
be nsosYed by frae labor for the s.am,
class OF work. Thus ths frss nm ID
GU Kentucky are made 10 camp1sa
with the man N strips. II you want
to continue this sort Of thing vOts for
McCreary and the Democna.dc ticket
The Republican party and it's candi-
DATES have spoken in thunder tones
upon this snbjnnt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

Mr.. McCnsary having made chang
which he dhaeltsned 10 prove almOs.
thres wsd1s ago, and having failcd
is calling upon Judge O'Rar TO fur
nlsh the proof against hirnseh. The
ridioulousn. SIS of 1hfs proposition Is
appealing strongly TO thu far-mndnd
vUtsus of Kentucky JUS now No man
who would do an act of this kind is
worthy of support and unworthy 30
Be governor Of this CommoTw
Beware of the citizen who is 50 par.
tisan that he is not willing for you
to have your opinions and shinks that
no one is right upon amy u-a.icn ex-
cept himSss.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

ures in their schools, mot only withous
extra effort but at an actual saving of
valuable time
Following the SPECIAL exercises at tn
Broadway schcol, many Is ,h1 visitors
visited Cave FIN Cemetery While
Others inspected the main library.
LUNCHEON AT GAIT HOUSE.
A buffet Luncheon was given at the
Gait House by the Louisville Conwn-
tion and Publicity League last night.
following the exercises at the WhithieI.
school.
The teacheTls in groups of from six
to tsn will visit more Than scone of
the Louisville public schools this morn
ing and at O'Clock this afternoon they
will lsave for Bowling Green whose
schools THY will visit before return
in to Hartford.
Attorney John B. Wilson, of Hart
ford, who is the father of aIhls idea of
bringing THE Ohio county teachers TO
LouisvllleIsaid that thay propose 10
hold saries of maatimgs upon their
rs'arin and by comparing notes of
what each one had learned from the
Louisville schools to envolve plan
to incorporate whatewer they find
Practical In their own schools. AIr.
Wilson said has might: "Now that
We have broken the ics and find not
only such delightful entertainment in
Louisville. but such valuable and prac
'acai instruction. hope for the sake
OF educaotn. that lsvsry UIher rural
nauncy in fhs S.aae sall arrange this
wlnusr to wizit eihs Louisville schools.
Amy CT "a dazn dlffslent thdnes We
nave learn d, makes the visit moro
Than worth whit
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27
Over at Hartford.

The Fourth District Leader, of
HardinIsturg, says:
Over at Hartford the other day it is
said that McCmafy and Ben Johnson
met and locked arms and there wept
as Though their hearts would break.
Such sympa.hG tic tTars ara no.
Often sem when two enafmiss
ara ouo.mardyl tnying To make
1T appear that thay are on
good torms- They must hava gotten
off in acomer of the room just b fore
the touching scne and scraped onions
in each others cyes. Poor Johnsoni
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

Unhcr daie of September n The
Ii aaford Herald primlad an article
ssyn d Far Play flames Nj. Rclss)
in which me esa I'd thm- a Richmond,
KY, editor rfeus1sd TO publish amy a.
Ex-Magor Woods ARTICLES, and a seen
OF other dsrcgatory things about MIR.
Woods Now, in the issue Of .he
Herald eh.s w ok Mr.. Ross wniIoss tina;
paper and says shat all OF thase that
H., wrote was tSld HIM by n5llnIblA
parias Quits a change of affairs
sncs it has tesn announced that Mr..
Woods had sud tho H1rald,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

what the Parent-Tleachers 'Alssocia-
tion Means to the Culture of the Com
munity."
OTHER TEACHERS COMING HERE.
Prof. McHenry Rhpads, of licking
ton,who accompanied this visitors from
Hartford vest rday morning declared
that thgir visit was only The first of q
S ries of visits THAT many o hkEi coun-
ty school systems would make to
Louisville in bodies and d cleared he
would urge the superinIend nts and
teachers OF all other COUNTESS to avail
TN moe.v of thu general mvisn1lon
which has lbeem extended by dhe Louis
VILE Convention and Publicity Lalgu.s
to Inspect thu LouisMilla schools.
Upon their arrival in Louisville yes
terday, 200 of the teadhers, accom-
panied by superintendent e. 0 IHol-
land Were transported in special cars
provided by the Louisville Convention
and Publicity League to the Deoyant-
mental Schools on Ovarhill street, nea
broadway, where Prof. Holland ex-
planned departmental work to them
They also visited the workshops and
sewing rooms in this school. Anoth r
section OF tho taachlsns accompanied by
Samuel ID. JONES, business director of
the Public schools, VISITED Mics Mary
Hanlcw's special school at Bixth and
Kentucky Streets. whare Miss Harlow
explained just how she deals with pu-
pills who for various reasons do not
lit snugly into regular claIssas and how
thy ale trained in fax months to
bs able TO return TO tn lLr regular GLASS
rooms and keep abnsakI. OF tLoir fsllow
samdsnts.
VISIT KINDERGARTEN GLASS.
DO N sections naassemblad shortly
af;sr O'Clock in the Broa dway school |
mhsre Miss Mary ID. Hill and oth..r
findergarsen baaehars conduntd a
lass of email to.s for the BIN Nm CT |
'hs visitors. The small childnen DIS
'iayfd such pure delight in ths.r small
asks and such ASSEMBLING inf,sresls in
heir school work that many CT th
sitting tsashass declansd that, Though
may cannot install Kindergarten de-
'artment, they win osn ainiy inconpor-
va certain kindergarten features in
heir schoolseloh as Friday aftesnoon
No'irsions to tho woods. l.anntng the
am sol tn Ias.rafura work ana mcu,,
eiom I'm aylng, g n, rally under In,
ia'ecdon OF older sudfuts whils the
ifgar claHfsss are busily eneag I'm
h'e school To9m
Many Of thu visiting ttsanhars d.
Jared tfat the kinderearla class
lads Tn In visit 10 Louisville more
han wonuh while- Miss HIN d,ll,iu,rad
twenty minu;ss' talk In (which s,aa {
kplained how mural SCHOOL ts.ashIsrs +,
no haNe charee ID malv grades, can
loorporate many kindergarten toaf- l
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

The political map OF Kentucky is
sued by the Republican Campaign Con
mittss at Louisville. showing aIhe in
equaltits OF representation und,sr TN,
pnss mt apportionment act, i'm legisla-
tive and CONGRESSIONAL dlsrndcts, has
On aaed widespread intenset and has
been the mos. popular document is
sued by Ghe Republicans during tia
campaign. Many paople did mot know
that the citizens of one representa-
bsve district an the DemocnaHic Sc
tion OF the State had sven times as
much yociing strength DIN this lower
house of the Legislature as those hy-
Ing In the mountaln districts. This
is taxatonl WILTON. narn sentacdon- I'm,
DIR a popular form OF government no
paopls can long survive such inequali-
Ties. 1he voter who lives in the
larger district is taxad tbe same as
tho ono who lives In 'he smallEr ddergtot
and Is thns taxed without n1un,ssem.n-
blon. Vote Nowmb a TIN on end this
inequality and pass an appoptionment |
act that rs fair and just TO ALI parties.
To do this send Mr. Leach 10 the bow.
Dr. house and Mr.. Holman 10 the Sen
We.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

Candidate McCreary not only par
donad SS6 hqror d alJrs for selling on
furnishing liquor TO miners whils h,
was Governor, but he pardonad 2S6
Liquor d alers for sailing without IL
,cense. keeping up N on Sunday and
FOR other viOlardons of Ghe law. maxi
ing a TOAD OF 622 paldons extended
70 ihisc lass OF Offenders in four years.
Do tamperanoe people want four more
years OF this man who thus shows
his sympathy for yiOiAtors OF the lawi
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

Ohio County should resent thp d.
fort made a fav years ago TO deprive
her OF repn S snta ivs i'm the lower
house at Fanldort, when the Dsm-
ocrats passed a gerrymandsr act plac-
ing us in the same Gla.rict with But
Ter and Edmonson Counti IS. by Civ
tng Mr.. Leach the largest majority
ever given Republican candidate for
that pos.tion.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

Tho Hartford Herald I'm attempting
10 ksp of the suit 6or MbA chat
Ex-Mayor Woods. of Richmond. WAS
aboir. to fi'e aganst them. mnless nm
effort TO Throw thair aponaibillsy
OF Nj. J1mas M. Ross, WHO wno.c the
anicle abcnt Mr.. Woods by saying
that he WAS in ths 1mpIcy of Tho
Republican al. tne ilms, and his in
My was vouch' d for by This Rppub-
llaan- Mr. Rccs was working f-c
hiims n while hane, and whi1e h
fuIfillod his agn smCnts with this
Office vt W. NV n for one mone-a
counosnanncd or vcueIh d frr him
when he assisted aiie Hrsrald in cSN.r
abuss of Mr.. WOODS, The laI,d whcam
now they think is g.aAdnan. sine,
he wsnrd them me was go.rg to sue
than for ills alleg d slnnd srors ari-
Gle
The Hartford Rarald Thought 1t wee
pulling off a nice sunc by having Mr.,
James NJ. Ross, who was at thai Time
eating out our Indus rial EDITION, to
write for in IN a sais rof araslcs
against Ex- Mayer Clacerce Woods
but now VIE aro rathar Inclined to
think that dhs II raid wished svsral
tim1s that 1T had II wcr htavd Of Mr.
Ross and his Far Play artclas
whit ~, ,,,,..,it, rs. T1f,.. IT.-.ofd
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

The effect OF the speeches OF STAN
ley, Rhea and johnson on thu voters
OF Ohio county at hte recent barbecue
has be=n all that the Republicans
could have asked or expect d. Since
We have all been class 81 as "assnsslns''
1t is not SO difficult to get Republicans
an line and induce Cihen TO work for
the Ticket. In Othsr words, if wa
have 10 hang, WE WILL HANG To-
GETHER.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27
What Beckham Said of McCreary.

In 1875 ne entered the Office of Governor good surpus
In the treasury he left in 1879 with the doors the treasury
locked and barred because there penny there to nav
the honest claims against the Commonwealth credit was
in the of the business world What he did then
to reduce the tax rate and what he
favor OF his nomnaon Senator his Governor had
20 beeech the General Assembly to undo uphold the
credit and honor of the State and to possible the
OF It's Just debts With surplus to with with Accent
rate in less than four he succeeded bankupng his
treasury and in bequeahng his enormous and
embarrassing deficit out of this he get much credit
now brought dscred the State then chances of sue
cess would be materially frightened"
When Governor McCreary into Office Governor the
school per capita for his first $9O When he left in
1879 that capita fell to SLIPS in less than year. and there was
not single event during his administration that advanced the
of education"
Extracts from Co., Beckhams speech at Lexington KY Au
gust 49, 1906 his against McCeary for the Denorot
nomination. for United States Senator.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

THE issue of the Hartford Htnnld of
this week contains a lengthy apology
TO thu Hon. Clanence Il. Woods, OK
mayor of Richmond, Kentucky, who
had ordered his attorneys TO bn.ng
suit against tha Hartfond Herald Eor'
an NIL g d sNanderous ARTICLE which ap
pared in that publication a faw We lSs
ago. Along with the apologies to Mr..
Woods ,the Herald prints sme1al t s.
timonials from prominent oatizans of
the City CT Richmond, tisa.ifying 10
the high chnnlcsar of Mr.. Woods.
Our raldJrs VIII we'll nememlber a few
waelSs ago THAT a wHIitrsr. who sign
ed his name as Fair Play said some
rather bitter Things about Mr.. Woods
AS W esaid ait that time wbsn it APP
psarsd that Fair Play was kmdaav-
oring TO uphold SanatOr McCNary
that VIE opinioned that il. was more
of a hatr-d towards Mr.. WOODS Than
of high esteem Cis Senator Nice airy
The Hrald gels veTy humble and
does everything it possibly can TO
rtttract the inquiry which Mr.. Woods
claims has been done him Through
that newspaper. The next time thu
Herald, we think, will be more Ger
tain about the & uff that arpsnrs in
its columns whn written by anclh rr
parry who is NIT ccnnhced i'm any way
with that Newspaper We maintatned
all the time that Mr.. Woods, who Gre
a'ad quite a SENSATION among his
friends by announcing sbe fact that
h. would not support Senator McCdears
and on thu o.hr hand ypuld suIpor.
Judge OR ar fer Gov,rnnr and has
carried out that pnomiise by s.gNnying
the STATE for Judge OiRehr, was am il
right g MD imam, W, III resp sc;lsd by ev-
cry citizen of the city of Richmond
and an honoable man i'm everry ne
SIP ct. Now, We think the Herald will
agree with us
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27
Chtiorep Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
GAS II Q RIA
To my Friends.

Some unknown friend has nomsna-
Ted me as a candidate In the contest
1or the piano that is offeaed by Fair
* Co., OF Hartford. AS | ann engaged
In aeachang school mar Snlaalhouse.
IL Will be impossible for me to make
an active canvas among my friends,
ana would be grateful II they would
10 all they can to help me win this
piano Any assistance will DO greatly
appreciated.
CORA l.. THOMASSON.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

The day has PASSED when slandT
and abuss cam win VOTES, even in Ken
tucliy. Tsdrty or forty Years ago the
waving of this bloody shirt, Iby either
side world close up the ranks immediat
ly. Now, peopIs dssire to BIZ shown
and they expect an appeal TO mason
in political campaigns as VIII as ev-
'eny.hing else. The candidate who de-
psnds entirely upon abuse and slandar
against his opponnt and has nothing
to say concerning his own position
upon public gu ssions or a word of
defense of his own platform, is not
likely to appeal TO the up-Go-daae
HONEST thinking VOTER
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27
Good Farm for Sale.

Containing So acres, on Beaver Dam
and Hartford pike, one-half mile
from Beaver Dam. Good five room
house, good out buildings, acres din
wood land. Plenty OF water, and
fruits of all kinds. Also will sell
horses. cattle. hogs and farming inn
PIGMENTS For further particulars
call ON, JOSEPH r. WILLIAMS,
lot4 Beaver Dam, KY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

a number a Axpensiva automobiles
wene placed a. ahrsir disporn 10 slsct
a ticket for che Republicans by p5ti-
tons. This nova was O.. onoe Ishwart-
I'd by tne wignanoe of dhe r. Uublican
City Commit1 %. THINGS have come
10 a paery palss when tho Members Of
the Republican palty can not Ibs auf-
f,red to manage tn ar own affans.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27
The Hartford Herald makes all kina.

of humble apologies this MEEK TOR
anything it m.ghc have said TO the
discr5dit OF EX-NayOr Woods, OF
Richmond, Kentucky who has bogt,d
the D,mocrafc tick9t and lis sup
parting Judge ORear for Governor.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

The voters of Ohio county should
elect Mr.. Leach TO THE Legislature
and thus rscOgnize a man who is thor
ouglhly id 'n,ified and in sympathy
with organic d, labor
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27

We balieve Ohio county will give
o'Rear the largest majority ever Civ
en- to a r publican Candida for
Governor. Four y-ars ago it gave
WlllsOn ESQ. II should bs 800 This
year, If ths laborIg people stand by
their friend