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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Hickman. KY, Aug. 2s.-Uncle Levi
CALVERT, by far the ulftest catizom Of
this part of the state is NOW I'm mis-
one hundred and first wear. and one
of the few real o'dtime negroes left
here. The oldest residfnts Df tine city
have known Uac'e Levi az their lives,
as he has lived In this town nearly
all of his life Uncle Levi also has
a RECORD that very few negroes have -
haydng never besn arneted or had Ia
answer Cor any charge. When Rskc
how old he was, unc'e Hevi said he
was 'still young" and to give evidence
of the fact. jumped up and knocked his
haes togeth,r.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Black & Birkhead viii mod their an
nual colt show at the Woodmcn pie
Sept. IA. Free admis sion to the grounds.
DIR. c. Ross Bennett, who has been
taking his third years work in m.si-
ical college din Chicago, arrived home
Saturday afternoon for hhoct vac1-
ton. He will return this fall to COM
plcte his work.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

The meeting at Mt. Hernon conduct d
by Rcvs. Joiner and Crywe CLOSED las;
Sunday night. II was a gansi,Al revival
among christians and greatly enjpysl.
Rev. J. W. Grove did the preaching 2,
which was strong and nctions. He is
fine pr achcr and rcvivalist. There
were p professions and 8 additions TO
the church and more to 10 BOW.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Human Nature" Is handy scape-
goat for all our faults.
Forgery: "a crooked path width a stee
pcn at each end.
when wamn vote will 1t he nasss-
sary to change the sty'e Of ballot zach
etction?
Individuality I'm man AsYisis to sue.
cess; In a woman. TO bong tfalked about
Money ta,ks-which Is one way Of
saying thaa the wheel of fontune Is full
Of spokes.
- -2eptemhev ItlDinnottss
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

McSsiS. Nathan and Max Iiosrnb at
arrived in Hartford car this week from
tl'cir home at Ilawes,aJ e, md are ar
ranging their new stock of goods in
the Carson Brothers bui1ddng On Main
street for th,ir opening tomorrow. They
are experienced gcntt men In the dry
goods business and wd.l no doubt .nyoy
a good trade hore
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

TNie Ohio County Drug CO., has a plan
for you 10 own n Ia king Madldne Az
SOBUTEIY FREE of charge. ASK abo.
this plan to-day.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Mr.. Wayne Eris left Wednesday for
Sturgis, KY, where he has accepted
position with coal company His
family will remain on the farm, and
will probably go to Sturgis later.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Every Friday and Saturday nights
there will he special moving pid:urts
under special managem,mt at DIR. Beams
opera house. Guaranteed NEW and up
to-date picutres and iiaisar-atd songs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Among our callers Monday were Mcssrs.
w. L. White and SON, of the Pa'o
nt-Jboihocd; "A. W. Black, route .,
Hartford; o. NJ. BorsLh, Cromwell; and
John Couch, of Beaver Dam.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Jrff WaitcrsDn and Cci Durnc1l have
opened bIckwdih shop at John
Danfcls cd shop whore thcy wiz con-
duct "a genera lpnltsmilh busntss as
col cws: hutey and wagon work, p.bws,
horse $ W 'rg and utc. Az work guaran-
tepd TO siye satisfied ion.
6x9 jeff Waitrfon & Cecsl Durnrlr
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

All-day Idc-nic and barbecue at Hart
ford fair grounds ON Saturday Sept. a
under the direction Of fLamfond Camp
No. 200 Woodmen Of the World. Every
body invited. Admission free. 1t3
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

tan county, KY, who has been visit
Ing In tbs county, was Peasant CAL
Ter at this office yesterday. He left
Thursday morning in his automobfe for
home.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

While un Oading soma saw logs nj
the depot here Thursday morning Mr.
Sam Tay.or, of Beaver Dam, severed.
mashed a finger on his left hand. I'll,
injury was dressed by DIR. "A. Il. Ritey.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Miss Henrietta Gunther has tender d
to Mr.. II. b. Martin the Hartford
postmaster, TO take effect september
the LIST.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

We consider II favor " you will
lot US have any news items that would
be Of interest. Call, write or telephone
The Republican.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Miss T.. IiJlian Henry ami Mr.. ENmore
V. Ham, of Iacckport, Ky. were united
in marriage at the Methodist parsonage
Monday afternoon, Rev. +. v. Joiner
offfciaiing.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Whom you get ready for your grass
and rye socd lot me sel you. Prices
are right. =. l.. KING.
Gf Hart ford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Mrs. Maule Cooper, Cromwell. Is WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. siiio Taylor AMI
son, Mr.. Fr7d Cooper and other reia-
uws in Hartford tins week
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Boys and girls, the Ohio County Dig
Co, has an auto TO give away. SAFE
your coupons--a &c purchase gets vol a
coupon. See the auto in window ana
ask about IT,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Sugar Hal Camp No. 26O Woodmen Of
the World, of McHenry. willy give AN all
day picnic at Mciirnry on Labor Day
Monday Sept. 2. Proceeds for benefit Of
Company l., lo2 Regiment of Uniform
Rank. w. 0. W..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Make your purchases on any thing
in our store. Call for coupons and set
a Talking Machine ABSOLUTELY
spL,L,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Mason fruit jars, One-half gallon size,
s. cents per dozen. $. l. KING,
6,f Harfori, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Best grade of CARBON PAPER, pur-
pie or black. for sale at The Republican
office. tt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Miss Nancy vapAkaer IL the guest Of
Mass L,t,t'e Plrtle this week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

, Miss Nancy vapAkaer Is the guest O.
Niass L,scb'e Pirtle this week.
Mason fruit jars, pne-half gallon size
81 cents per dozen. 5. l. KING,
6if HARTFORD, Ky.
Best grade of CARBON PAPER, pur-
pie or black. for sale at The Republican
office. tt.
Miss Mary Joiner. ,eav.s today 10 be.
gin work in the Mphsmvilne schoo, as
"A teacher.
II you ned good wheat dril cal
and see me about the kind | sab.
eff $. l.. KING. Hartford, Ky.
Miss Jessie l,aney. Of Rosine, Will
begin teaching In the Rockport High
School Monday.
MIR. Luther Leach. of near Beaver
Dam. wsls the gust of SuIt. Hanr.
Leach and family sundays
The next time YOU come TO Hart
ford drop dollar in your pocket &c
pay FOR The Republican year.
Mr.. Eusane Joiner returneh TO Reg
nolds. Ca, to resume his work with
Col. Weaver In the legal professton.
Attorney L. NJ. Woodward left Wed
nes,lay for Louisville AND points IN
Eastern Kentucky ON ieeal business,
Mr.. Eugene Martin and family, OF
Huron. South Dakota, are visiting hi
bro;Aler. Mr.. Condit Martin near town.
Miss Daisy Wedding is visit.
Ing In Indianapolis. Ind, and Will iate'
enter DePauw University at GnecnRstle
Ind.
Mrs. c. G. Wedding has returned te
her home at Indianapolis, utter visit
here with Judge II. Il. Wedding and
family.
Messrs. W. ID. Smith. route 5, am
Frank Roberts, of near Fordsville. wer'
pleasant callers at this office Sat
urday.
Mn. A. II. Pluminer, manager of th'
Centertown Mercantile Co.. and MIR. Gas
Morton. of Centertown. were din TOW,
Tuesday.
, MIR. J. p. Southland, mute 2. Bhve'
Dam. and Mr.. w. e. boss, Iaaclqlor'
were pleasant ratlews aa this affte'
Tuesday.
Mr. Will bryant and famsAly. af iRosin
win &ave tomorrow Cor Cairo, VIII NJ
MIR. Bryant has eacepted a posi'aon ass
viii reside.
| Don't forget 'dr, q1erie g've, - IN
fair grounds ai Hasfnd 10y Hp,'fo,
Camp No. 92 w. o. w, IN .ianr
day Sept. n. ~
| Mr. Raymcr Tfnsl wiz -cave trds,
, for GreenW''s, Ky, TO Ike q" -
work as principal Of The hish 'ah !.
at that place. NJ. 81. 2. 80
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Miss Mary Joiner ,eav.s today 10 be-
gin work in the Mphsmvilne school as
tssicher.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

OHIO COUNTY DRUG co.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

II you need good wheat dril cali
and see me about the kind | sab.
eff :. l.. KING. Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

cents easah. Sod in Hartford by,
w. f. ELLIS,
4t4 Produce Merchant.
Masses Nancy and Annie FORD and
Master Edward Ford will Nave soon
for Winohest,r, n.y., where they will
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII lam Ford, white tiholr father, DR..
+. w. Ford is rogaining his health.
Somathing new, and entertaining at
the opera house every fniiaV pnd St,-
urday might. Good piano music. good
vocal music and Guaranteed the Dat
est and best moving Ielturns that are
NEW and never before exhibited in
Hartford.
Messns. C. c. and +. A. Weber, of
Cincinnati, have been awarded the con-
tract by the Hartford Boaa,d OF E,du-
cation to furnish the plans md specii-
CATIONS for the erentlon of Hartford Col
loge, The pan has been selected and
work with b. gin upon the Nrupture at
am cary date.
Messrs. II. $. Sanders, II. T.. DUE
and ]. Ney Foster have made aauanse-
merits with Dr. j.. b. Bean for the use
of lids opera house EVERY Friday and Sat
uriay nights and viii give speuah moving
pictaire shows, doSathr wirh sinsilg.
of latest SONGS and good piano mu'dc
by loaa tatnt. i,,
Mr.. A. ID. Kirk, who has been Nsa,l-
Ing Jaw On the office of Attorney OTTO
C. Martin this summon. left SATURDAY
for his home at Fondsvi.e. lie will
spend few days at home before leay-
ing for Rockpom, Nv, where he vii!
BIO nr.N Aral of ahe Rockport Graded
sui'ool this year.
THE most pleasant dance the young
psOnle Of Hartford have enjoyed for years
was given by the young men Friday
night at nr. Beams rink. Messrs. Murray
Danicl and Marvin Bean furnished the
music and their work Was highly rnm-
mended. The success of the evenings
program was ilrge'y due to tine efforts
Of MIR. Henry Mall who never itdres
whi'e helping the young people lave a
goGd time. =,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Mr.. Eugane Martin and family, q
Huron. South Dakota. are Wishing hi
brother, Mr.. Condit Martin near town.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

The next time YOU come TO Hart
ford drop dollar in your pocket 4
pay Tor The Republican year.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Miss Jessie l,susy. Of Rosine, Will
begin teacling In the Rockport High
School Monday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Mr.. Eugene Joiner returnsd TO Reg
nolds, Ca, to resume his work watl
Col Weaver In the legal profession.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Attorney T.. NJ. Woodward left Wei
nestlay for Louisville AND points IN
Eastern KGntucky ON 'eeal business,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Minors Fly Oil keeps the flies of
your stock. One dollar a gallon. Also
have spray pumps to apply with. -
cents each. Sod in Hartford by,
w. +. ELLIS,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Mrs c. G. Wedding has returned TO
her home at Indianapolis, after visit
here with Judge II. II. Wedding and
family.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

MIR. Luther Leach, of near Beaver
Dam, was the gust of SuIt. Honry
Leach and family Sundays
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-30

Messrs. W. ID. Smith. route 5, anil
Frank Roberts, of near Fordsville. were
pleasant ca,ehs at this office SAT
urday.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
3lr. 46 ss4.
9fio8e BON q. @aber.

9m f9Oniten fab ss fi9 in nd9fer
Rdbe Der @aKenfontaine, oeren brets
ter Strdbl ter3engeraoe emporf4oB
uno 0ann beim NisberpIdtfdern in
Milionen tleiner Gpribftdub9en 5er@
flatterte. 9ieie plaBe tparen aber
aud ftdnbig befeBt. Gs mar Elm rei=
ner @lids3ufdlI, OaB Die tleine Ssz
IellI9uft in Der eriten Heibe, gang
nabe benz MaHerbeden einen freier1
Slid entbedte.
Slid muB Der Menid baben!"
Iagte Der iunge MReTor Qingner, nnb
5og fir feline 8egleitertn. bic iaOne
5rdu Wolmiritebt, einen Stubl bers
an. r8itte iebr, meins @ndoisite
sic oanfte nit einem r~ei3enoen
2d9eln unb nnbm ldngiam plaB;
AUDI Die iibrigen 9amen un0 9erren
griffen mad ben bereititebenoen Stii9@
len. uno profefpr 9un9ner, Der
benz NfeFor segeniiber iuB. s;einte
NIT einem Iiebenspiirbigen 2G9eln,
benz cine gdn3 feline Dolls Sartdsz
mus beieemif9t mar: Slid nenneil
Sic bas, Iieber aHeHor2 Sd. penn
Sic 10 bef9eiben fiab in Sbren 4ns
Iprii9en, bann miro S9rem 0eben
tpObl bdufig oes Slides SOnne i9ei=
nen!"
8aurat 9Opfner piegte nadosntIi4
fem grdues 2odenbaupt. nMas 1T
GIiid9 Gs f6liipft pieber aug Der
0dno, tpenn mans f9on 81 balten
gloubte. Gs gebOrt Ou eben aud,
cine getpiFs @efdidlidteit oa5u, es
einSufdngen unb feft8ubalten. ga,
iu!"
@rete Seloern, Des ereifen 8aurat
liebrei9es Nihtden, re3itierte nit to=
miider Midtigteit:
nMenn's Slid ibm sinftig 1T
Mas bilft's Dem S0ffeI!
Aegnet es Sirfebrei
febIt ihm cer 2Offel
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

lttlte DeA9ullllaHluBlg gutlIltv. w
bdnsslte fi9 um Elm paar ilolierte,
leergebrOI9ene S9eunen, bic mir, bic
6GnOe in ben Saf9en, bon einsm
8ein dufs anoere treteno, Ia9t9en
nnieberpGfern" foben. Mb uno Su
f9li9 fih elmer BON uns mad Dem
9errenbauis, aus OsFen 5enItern breiz
tes, rubiges Qi6t fiel. Sm Wpbns
5immer BORT flammten md9tige 8us
9enf9eite i'm rieIigen Sfenlo9 un0
auf Dem Slide oampfte Der @rog.
Das 3immer fiIlts iif NIT n6bes
rem uno nit ferneren 8stannten. 3us
leBt fam, BON 6ruu b. Streblotpsti
nit befon0erer Wdrme begriiBt, nod
jemanb: - Der Sbeaterbirettpr! @r
bate feinen Sngomar aufs duBerTte
g%etiir3t, bate Die 5eIle abgefporfen
uuo mar iibers 6elb eelaufen, nur
in cinem oiinnen RDd9en, IintemaIen
er peoer Paletot nod Mautel befaB-
Gs baIf ni6ts, OaB Der @rOg ibm
Defenders ndrmen0 gemif9t puroe,
baB StrebIopsti ibm ieineu YeIa lie5,
un0 bdB mir i'm nit duf unIeren
@aeen nobmen; Der arme &erI foIIte
ME mebr duftretsn. @r betam cine
2ungenent3iinbung, unb in penigen
3agen geleiteten mir ihn 3u @rabe.
Sine tppil9e YeriOnIi9teit in benz
@tG0tnen mar elm epileptifner bIinz
Der 8ettler, in pItpreuBiI6em 9ialett
einfad Der r8linge" senannt. Gs
NOR Elm Itilf9neigenOes usberein=
tOmmen 3pifden ibm unb mir. Oob
ct Ii9 ieoen @pnnabeno fetnen Sill
bsrgrOf9en bel mir bplte uno INNER
6sgdnr1 er NIT neinerli9em Son:
oMrm - Die RrGmpfe - bGino unD
unbefAolten." gines Soaes nun
folIte mir Der Mdnn cine neberrds
i9ung bereitsn. SD pollte mir bon
benz ubrmd6er unb @olbarbeiter mel.
ne repdrierte lbr dbboIen. fanD Der
Qaben bereits gu unO fuhte btnter
berum binein3utpmmen. 9d b0rtC
ih in einem tleinen Ralm, in Dem
bfstrete RGufe unb NertGufe 1t9 ob=
fpielten, cine betannte Gtimms. Sc
f9niegsIt unb gebiigeGt. 1ogar mi
8Gff9en ftano Der 8linbe, cine brollI
MarieG an Der 6ano baltenb. 81
ppllte ibr elm Yaar goIbene Sbr.
ringe taltfen; Rron9plO ioIlte GENT
gen; 5ie aber beitdnb auf DutdtengoIb
uno es CAB Elm bartes Reifen. =
Dime meme @egentpdrt fu~nb5u9eben
f9li4 t9 mid BON oann.
Qts nun am nG9ften Gonnabent
bic nGfelnoe @timme i'm 6lur iii
2ieb srtlingen Iieb: .Mrm - bill
3rGmpfe - blind uno unbeIdoIten!'
f9idte i9 niht pie font ben Bur.
f6en nit Dem SilbergrD1den, fonoerr
ging felblt binaus. SD fragte, oE
er fi9 fir Rron~ ober 9%utdtengoIf
entI9ieben, unb Oh Die 8etreffenbe 1id
biibf4 oantbar ge3eigt.
@inen Moment tpurbe Der Ser
ituBtg, bann dber flpg elm pfiffiges
QGdeln iibsr fein @efi9t: .Sa - ia
= Serr 2eutnant." fagte CT unb Ia
itete fi4 au bertrauli9em 9dulter'
f9lag an mid heran, mir Manns'
polt itnb bod ollie 8riioers!"
Sou4im b. 9 irotp IN.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08

Yetra9tung. sd peiB
ni6t II ga reject man INNER BON
Quftreiien nit Dem Ientbaren BoIlon
uno Jliigsln = i9 bin nun I9on felt
5iuan3ig Sabren ReiIsnoer un6 fliese
feitoem Obne apparat our9 Ole 2uft."
Cute @orbereitune.
.g1un, Rarl. molten mir cine elite
Deiner @9uloen aufItelsR.4
.Ginen Nugenblid, Ontel. i9 muB
srit Dsin sintenfaB fiilsn."
Mtuer 5Gmmeffport
goufin: .glun, Gao, na9oem bod
Dein 8erbdltnis nit Minobeim l6ngft
ipieoer gsl0R iii, fparum sibit Oh ou
Ben erbaltentn Ring nidt pieOer
resour2"
GOuiine: rSu, meiBt Du, gOufin,
i'd babe mir iest cine SdmmIunq BON
BerIObun9sringen uugsIeet!"
Washington Journal., 1912-06-08
1IrImr Oarmtrumru unm Nn-
srntal.

AuocnSerinnerungcn zines alien Off
3iers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-18

the presidency Of the organization, he
moved that his resignation be accepted
The motion to accept the resignation
prevailed and a motion providing that
committee be appointed to draft
resolution Of thanks to be extended to
the retiring president and that the
same be spread upon the minutes and
copies furnished to the newspapers,
was unanimously adopted and the fol-
lowing committee appointed to carry
out the provisions Of the motion; Jas.
G. Watson, A. M Avery and n. J. Lii
lard.
Warren Elected Director.
The resignation of MIR. Stillman as a
member of the board of directors wat
also accepted and Alba Il Warren was
unanimously elected to I'LL the vacancy.
Mr. Warren was notified by telephone
and asked to attend the session, which
he did.
Immediately after the meeting ad-
journed, the president instructed Sec
rotary Lillard to add Mr.. Warren to
the following committees: Finance,
premium lists, site and publicity and
advertising.
Secretary Reports.
Secretary Lillard reported everything
was looking very favorable and that
many applications for space and con-
cessions of various kinds at the
grounds were already being received In
his Office. He said he also had nu-
merous propositions from people de-
string to furnish amusements and at
fractions of various kinds, and that 1t
was his opinion that the fair this year
would be a source of much more reve-
nue. than any previous one.
The secretary said that he believed
it would be necessary TO have two mid
ways instead of one this year and that
he was sure the free attractions would
be better and Of a higher order than
last year.
No Manager Woran's Department.
Although it was the intention of the
secretary to make a recommendation
to the board Of directors and have
managtr of the womaR's department
chosen at this time, after a consider
able amount of. discussion the matter
was deferred and no appointment was
made.
The session Of the board consumed
two hours time and a number of mat
tiers Of interest to the association were
discussed and a number of communica-
lions and other propositions were re-
ferred to the proper committees.
The meeting was an interesting and
enthusiastic one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-18

ttmore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wilson.
A Real Candidate.
1 say a real candidate advisedly.
Wilson is a candidate north, south,
ca st and west-from ocean to ocean.
He is a candidate in every state, in
every county, in every CITY, in every
town, in every hamlet m every neigh
borhood in the entire union. He only
asks fair play, and that they refuse to
accord him. In Oklahoma, in Kansas,
al Wisconsin, in Illinois, the opposition
to him combined on Champ Clark. In
Mississippi, in Georgia, and in Florida,
the opposition combines on Oscar I'm
derwood. In Texas the opposition is
combined for Harmon Nowhere is it
fair, stand-up fight.
l am citizen Of Kentucky. Sup
pose was for Oscar Underwood for
the nomination. 1 would be, disfran-
chised. That is, I would not be al
lowed to vote for him, or for Harmon.
The bosses there have taken order
that l shall vote for Wilson. or the
candidate they have selected to beat
Wilson. How is that for practical
politics? How is that for a machine ?
Die Quay or Tom Plat or Dick Croker
ever order It more skillfulIy or more
brutally? When? Where? How ?
Name an exploit or any boss more in
defiance and contempt of fair play
than this combination against Wood
row Wilson.
Now, 1 assert, and shall maintain.
that Clark, Harmon and Underwood
are nothing but dark horses in this
campaign. No one of them is a fun
candidate. Each one Is afraid to ap-
pear before all the people and ask
their suffrage. It is a combination
to defeat the favorite of the people.
What is a dark horse" in politics ?
He Is an instrument of your boss. who
ekes out the lions skin with the fox s.
1t is the one thing that has brought
the convention into disrepute. But for
cark horseism in politics there would
have been no clamor for a primary. II
was because the bosses would not al
low a party to hold an honest conven-
ton that the people rose in their might
and demanded a primary. and in 1915
there will not be a single delegate in
eltEer great convention who does not
nc Ia his commission from the people
direct Would it were so today. If it
were, all opposition to Wilson would
have collapsed long ago.
Theodore Roosevelt was the idol of
the people when his term expired as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-18
COL. NEWMAN
ASkSBANKHEAD
A QUESTION
NOTED SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER
CORRESPONDENT :PRoPoUNDs
AN INQUIRY THAT HAS NOT
BEEN ANsWEREDSsAYs HE IS
A KENTUCkIAN, LIKE UNDER
WOOD, AND HE RESENTs BOSS
RULE THERE AND ELSE
WHERE.
Special to The Journal.

Washington April 17.-In an in
terview, carefully written by his own
hand, Eugene Newman, the great Ken
lucky newspaper writer, who writes
under the name of "Savoyard," gave
out the following statements:
Something has been said about
southern man. for president OF the
United States, and there has been
considerable discussion Of that sug-
gestion. Woodrow Wilson, Champ
Clark and Oscar Underwood were all
bern in the south, ana Governor Jud-
son Harmon, in his early childhood,
was for a while a citizen Of Kentucky.
Senator John H. Bankhaad is the
leader Of the movement TO choose
southern man, one now residing IN
that section, as the successor OF MI
Taft, and all the standpat Republicans
who have said anything about 1t have
wished the senator from Alabama sue
cess.
Then why doesn't Mr. Bankhead
bring out a southern man for the
nomination at Baltimore? Mr.. Oscar
w. Underwood, whose campaign Is
under the management OF Mr.. Bank
head, is not a full candidate for prest-
dent He is only a near candidate,
running in spots. He is candidate In
some OF the cotton sLates-noI al "a
theu-and in New York city. He is q
candidate nowhere else, not even IN
his native state of Kentucky, II one is
TO credit the Washington correspond
ent Of the Louisville Courier-Journa4-
There he is CASTOR protesting AFTER
you, my dear Champ" Down in Flor
ida, Clark is Alphonse, prudishly as
severating, After you, my dear
Oscar" Clark and Harmon are like
wise near" candidates running IN
spots and members Of the combination
organized to defeat the only real can
d1date for the nomination at the Bal