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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

FILADELFIA, Pa. W.
wtorek rano . godzinle 4ej
przy Hunting Park ave, mu
rzyni napad]i naszego roda.
ka, ob Ignacego Bandure
pobili TAX dotkliwie, ze .nu
siano go opatrzyG W szpitalu.
Oh. Bandura mieszka W
N;cetown 4O11 Nice ul.
trudni sic rozwozeniem mile.
ka po domach.
Zg}odniali murzyni zabra-
Ii y. Bandurze kilka flas1ek
mleka z wozu. Kiedy OBJ,
Bandura to zauwazy} i "a
zadaf zwrotu, czarnuchy rzu.
Gill sic ma niego ! pobili go.
Okazalo sic PREY blizszem
zbadaniu, re p. Bandrra doz-
nal z}amsnia szczekl W dw6ch
miejscach j d}ugo bedzie mu-
sia} cierp;ec zanim pierwot-
ne powr6ci mu zdrowie.
Zadni przyg6d dwaj
dwunastoletni eh}opcy:: VIA
dys}aw Jeager i W}adys4aw
Ga}eski. W ubieg}y ponie:
dzialek opu6cili dom rodzi-
cielski i udali sic ma Zach6d:
Jeager zabra} ojcu sto do.
lar6w, Ga}eski 13 dol. z tym
kapita1em wielce obiecujace
latorosle ochoty do awaatur-
niczego zycia pasterzy ste:
powych Cowboys nab, a}y,
uczeszczajac pilnie ma pred
stawien;a obrazk6w migaw
kowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28
KONSTANTYNOpOL, 9;

K0NsTANTYNO 25
listopa!a, Uk|ad6w ME zer.
wano, tocza sic da)ej, podob-
no Bulgarzy odstapili cd ia
dan poddania C2ataldza, a
domagaja sic lylko poddania
Adryanopola, kt6rego za}o.
&c chca wypusci6 z honora.
mi woiskowymi. I'e|nomoc:
nikami Turcyi " pertrakta-
cyach sa minister hapdlu
Reszyd-Baszs, szef sztabu
Haid- Bas7a j posel turecki
W Berlinie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

wyciagnieto juz ty]ko trupa
i szczatki aeroplanu. Frey
by} zuany W Ameryce a pod.
czas wzlnt6w W Chicago
wziq} trzecia nagr0de.
Drugi lotnik, kt6ry takze
stracit zycie, spadlszy ze
znaczuej wysokosci, to poru-.
cznik Laurent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28
KINGSTON. 25. .listopada.

- - E-
KINGSTON, rs: listopada.
. Zachodnia cze6c wyspy u:
leg}a straszliwemu q !! ,spustosze
.niu wskutek: Y j ,orkaanlu;;) q mofze,
pedzone !. <wichrem wtargne{o
ma lad i zniszczyfo, p6fnocne
i poludniowe wybrzeze, mia
steczka Eucca i Savanna La
Mar zosta|y zalAne- komplet-
nie:>w ,Montego 40 ludzi zgi-
ne}o. Rad angiefski rozsy}a
nam;oty i zywnosci i najsil-
niej poszk odowanym osadom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28
KONSTANTYNOPOL, III

KONSTANTYNOPOL, rs
Iistopada. rurcy sprowadzili
poei}ki z .Malej Azvi j wysa-
dill ma lad pod Silivr;; Bu1-
garry :usiiowa]i niedopuscjc
do ladowania, ale. ME uda}o
sic i'm. Podobno .r6wniez "
Gal|jpoli, na p6fwyspie mad
cie6nina Dardanell6w Turcy
ladujq wojska z Azyi sprows-
dzone. Turcya og}asza, .ze
posiada ieszczo 500,00D ME
uszanej wcale rezerwy trze.
ciej, Bulgarzy oApowiadaja,
ze moga wraz 20 sprzymie-
rzonymi !eszcze nowych
100000 ludzi pch oac pod
konstant"nopol. !.
- Rad turecki utrzymu-
je, ze cholera po6r6d lego
wojska zmniejsza sic wy:
datnie,: dzieki zarzadzenion
sanita'nym ~ Najgorsze
maja bye stosunkl W San
Stefano, gdz;e istnieje glow.
ma kwatera i kwarantana
cholerycznych: pociagi zwoza
tam co dnia po 3 i 4 tysiace
chorych zo}nierzy; wszystkie
budynki obrocono ma szpita.
lie; wielu umiera z braku po.
mocy )ekarskiej; trupy pa]a
stosami ca}ymi; brak srod.:
k6w opatrunkowych, pie1eg.
niarek, urzadze6 szpitalnycl,
i zywnoSci, stanowi: istotna
[kleske.. j.. s.. :: ~. :,..:.. "a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

RHEIMS (Francya). 25
listopada. "czoraj utraci-
10 zycie dw6ch lotnik6w.
Andree Frey wraz 2 aeropla-
mem wpad} do Renu; skqd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28


LOWELL, Mass. W Lo-
we'll. Mass. pewien pijanica
podaiac swoje nazwisko, jako
Fr, White, pomimo 90 jest
Pclakiem i ze. ME umie -po
angielsk'u, upiwszy sic, ink
nieboskie: g. s>stworzenie, ME
.m6gi traffic ma most j wpako-
wal sic do woody w rzeke.
Emma woda otrzezwifa go do.
piero w6wczas, kied:y jul "a.
czai tonac, ikiedy z ledwo6.
cia wyciagne)i 81 z "ody
policyanci. ~: ~:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28
zw1oki dzieciny pochowaao
ma cmentarzu Kalwarji. Stra-
pionYm rodzicom wyrazamy
nasze .wsp6fczucie;
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Sad

+: SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Sad
tuteiszy rozstryyga sprawe
bedaca epilogiem moreerstwa
kt6rego ofisra pad} polski
piekciarz Stanisfaw Kiecal ma
pobliskiej farmie pulEowni.
,ka Dickersona. Kiedy znale-
9iono zastrzelonego Kiecala
Dickerson wyznaczyf $4,000
nagrody "a ujecie mordercy,
Dipleya. Zachecony obietni-
CO nieiaki Hoga:d PREY po-
mocy kilku jnnych obywate-
ii powiatu Webster ujal Di.
pleya i odstawif do sadu. Kie-
dy jednak Hogard zazada}
obiecaue; nagrody, Dicker-
son odm6wi} j stad obecna
sprawa sadowa o $4,000.
BUFFALO, N, Y. Odegdaj
po:. po}udniu eksplodowa}a
ba6ka gazolina W sail fa..
brycznej Niagara Stamping
Company" wskutek czego
pomiedzy robotnjkami tam
2atrudnionymi powstala wiel.
ka panika.
Jan kubasi6ski, szesnasto-
letni .chfopiec,: zamieszkaly
pnr. 1105 Sycamore ul.. 3D.
ni6st dotk|iwe poparl e ala ma
twarzy i 1ekach zostaf od-
wiezionY DO szpitala Emer-
gency.
Reszta rob ,tnik6w wyszla
z wypadku szczesl! vie.
- J6zef Krzeczkowski "a
mleszkaIy W hotelu ;, United
States, zostaf aresztowany
pod zarzutem bandYckiego
napadu.
Oskarzenie to ME zostaio
mu jeszc2e ndowo'lnione,
policya jednak ma pewne
podejrzenie, 10 napadf IN ma
niejakiego Franka Cero, "a
mieszka}ego pnr. 129 Main
vi. i niebezpiecznie go polka
leczy}.
sedzia Hsger zatrzyma}
Krzeczkowskiego " wieaie.
niua sprawe jego odda} przed
lave sedzi6w przysieg}ych.
Boles}aw sztaba, 28 lat,
zamieszkaly pnr. IS Clark
uI., wyszedf " ubiegfy czwar-
tex domu i do tego czasu
ME ds} o sobie znaku zycia.
Sztaba przyjechal do Bnf
falo przed siedmiu miesi4c..
mi z Pennsylvania pfzez ca
1y ten czas pracowaf W rze-
zalni Dolda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28
4 N1WP P(lll|L!SKIGn ]!
W AMllEl|KY( 81 E..

8 +" AAn11 =.
o@&*e -:
FILADEnFIA, Pa. Rekto
rem najwiekszel parafii ka.
tolickiej W Filddetfii pod we.
zwaniem sw. EA warda, costa
mianowany biskup James J
iCarroli 4 Neura Seqovia
dyecezYi. nd FIlirinach. Bis
kup ten .opu6c;l d!1yecezye zs
zezwolenjem dyecezyan i pa
pieza, p,niewa4 zdrowiu jegc
klimat filipi1sbi nie= sluay}
Bedziemy. wiqc mieli az !.
biskup1w W: naszym grodzie
Dnia II so. bpn. o godz;nie
3 rano diva oktbty wojenne:
Tennessee i.Alebana z zatogq
odjecbafy Ma woody tureckie,
zegnane salwami wystrzai65w
armatnich. OkretY .te prze2
ciesnine G,braltarska udadza
sic pod Konstantynopol, aby
dac pomoc ameryka1skim o:
bywatelem, gdyby Turcy "a
czeli ich prze6ladowac.
Niejaki ,|6zef Philips chlop.
! czyna lat 4 LEGACY, 2 pod nr.
|527 S. II rlica, zmarI, "
|szpitalu.: University wskutek
nadmiernego: uzveia wddki:
Skad raalec wziahalkollolu
i kiedy i gdzie ten wypif =
sledztwo dopiero wykryje.
Dochodzenia W tel sprawie
prowad1i koroner cd =chwili,
gdy.z zawartosci::, 3o}adka
przekonano, sic, 10 alkohol
byl przyczyna 6mierci.
CLEVELAND, @. . .Parafia
sw, Barbary, gdz.ie probosz-
czem jest Well KS. Pawe]
Szulerecki ma niedzielnem
posiedzenlu zadecydowala
wzniesienie novel swiatvni
". miejscu dla parafjan przy.
stepniejszem. Komitet = ks.
proboszczem ma czele oglada
sic "a odpowiednie n miej.
seem przy Denison ave-,
gdzieby MONA pobudowac
kosci6t, szko}e i plebanje. Pc
trzeba szkoty W tel farafji
dale sic odczuwac, DO MILO.
dziez wychowywana dotad
W szko}ach. publicznych, gi-
ME dla Ko6cio}a i polsko6cl.
- .Ofiara rzezimieszk6 6w
pad} W sr6dmiesciu,. W ealu.
ME zwanyu "Newbrugh
House" naprzeciw marketu"
oh. J. Deranek. Po wypiciu
szklanki piwa stracit- przy-
tomno6c a czychajacy "a
zdobycza rzezimieszkowie "a
.brali mu patio, zegarek, ko'
sztowna szpilke, okulary,
$500 got6wki, pozostawia)ac
billet tram wajowY, aby :obra-'
bowany m6gl bezpiecznie po.
wr6cic do dom u: u: :.
.:-- Nies1czescie snawiedz:}o
DIM pa1stwa Palow-
skich z ST.. Clair.iE.:25 :25e] ul.
.rrzyletnia iich c6fecz1a naje~
chana zos'ala przez tramwai
linji St. Clair, !: ponoszac
smisrc na miejscu: 4 ko5cio !:
la litewskiego o6w. Jerzego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

:. W1|EDEN, r rs: :listopada.
Donoss2'a tu, ). ze Alba'6!ct.zycy 6!ct.zy
W spurazzo pod: :przyw6dca
,swym .1smail~ Ke]ma Bejem
oglcsili kraju 's'w!ojego iludu
niepod1egto5c...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

RZYM, rs listopada. Sui
tan turecki zwr6ci} sic do
kr6la w}oskiego . prosba 0
uzycie swego wplywu ma
kr6la Czarnog6ry, .Miko}aja,
celem uzyskania pojednaw-
czego zbli7enia pomiedzy
Turcya a Czarnog6ra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

opieki lekarskiej utracil vie.
|e krwi j dlatego stan jego
zdrowia budzi powazne oba-
wy. Szeryf zarzqdzil energicz-
ne pos%ukiwanie "a zbrod.
niarzem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

PARYZ, 25 |istopada. PAM
de Thebe, slynna ma ca}y
SWAT wieszczka, nader traf
ME wiadajaca przysz
lose i kt6rej szereg ca}y pre-:
powiedni, cd lat ogtaszanych
JUL sic istotnie:speinif, wyda-
Ia swe ,;pro, octwa" ma +
1918, " kt6rych przepowiada
ze: u maize hstvo:: .kr6lowy
|Luxemburskiel (?2) zadziwi
SWAT, : sprawl szkode zna-
c2na politycznym interesom
Fran,yi: -2)~w Paryzu, be:
die wielka katastrofa - po.
zar teatru; 3 } wojska francu-
skie p6jda ku granicom; ~
cesarz niemiecki .przybedzie
do Paryza, ale ME .jako w}ad;
ga; 81 Papiez=umrze; 6)Wio.
chy< :beda widownia przewro
tn politycznego, a mo&e-i! no.
wego kr6la dostana; y ks,
WALT obejmie rzady, 81 Pol:
ska zostanie uwolniona, 9
Bu}garya odegra zdumiewa:
jaca role W Europie; 10Y r,
1913 wog6le bedzie rokiem
nader krwawym.... .(Jak ju2
zaznaczoro wiele przepowied
nj. pani de Thebe juz sic
sprawdzi}:', mie,lzy innemi
|:przepowiedziafa ona 2}czen:e
tronu Abdula Hamida, 0.
rax wielka wojne i upadek
pa6stwa W Europe (Turcyi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

CHICAGO, III. 9cio]etni
J6zef Wie]gos 1880 W. 18t ty
place, uwiesl}, sic u auto
mobilu ciezarowego ma 18tei
ulicy i Ashland ave-, lecz na
skrecie paGl ma bruk i boz
lesnie sic pokaleczy}. Chlop.
czyk ma rane ma g}owie= i
lewe ramie ziamane.! Przewie-
ziono 60 do szp;tala powiato.
wego.
= Bawiac sic zapa}kam:i "
niedziele popo}udniu, piecio.
letnia Marya Wieniawska,
831l Manistee ave., zapa]i}a
ma sobie sukienke smiertel.
ME sic roparzy}a. Po strasz-:
nych cierpieniach dziewcxyn.
ka wyz;oneia ducha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

bIicznosci miejscowej oko-
licznej. Przewodniczacym
ob.,hodu by} pan Jan Mali
kowski sekretarzem zas p.
W4ad, Rulka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

STEVENS POINT,;Wis. -.
w wiezieniu W Stevens Point
przesiaduje obecnie pan J6~
zef Rybicki, skazany przez
sad federalny ma szeSc mie-
.siecy wiezienia "a popeinienie
.krzywoprzysies PREY wYj..
mowaniu papier6w: obywa-
teiskich. Opr6cz kary wie-
ziennej pan Rybicki skazany /:
jest ma zap}acenie $3.50 gr4y.
why, ale jsk sic zdaje bedzie j
m6g} uniknac tego, przedsta-
wiajac :swiadeotwo ub6stwa..
Jest to pierwszy wiezie6 fe.'
deralny, jaki .kiedYkolYiek
przebywaf W murach wiezie.
MIA lowiatu Portage. "a u.
trxymanie Rybickiego rsad
federalny bedzie wyplacac
szeryfowi $3.50 tygodniowo.
w Powiecie Portage. obra-
ny zosta} szeryfem p. Jan
Kubisiak, a koronerem p.
Adam B. Byer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-28

|
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-04-03
Q Q Q @ Q Q Q Q c @ . Q o Q Q
O RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT Q
Q @ O 0 O @ @ Q G Q @ @ @ O o
Hartford Lodge No. 675, F. G. A.

Hartford Lodge No. 675, F. G. A.
NJ.
Whereas, Almighty God, the
Great Architect of the' Universe,
has called another brother from la
Dor on earth to refreshments above.
Brother Dudley Ford, who departed
this life March IA, 1919.
He was a member of John j. Da-
Wis Lodge No. $50, but lived in this
Jurisdiction and was frequent Wis.
itor to this lodge. Therefore, be il
Resolved, That we extend fra
ternal sympathy to our sister lodge,
in the loss of one of its most faith
full and beloved members, and to
the family, our tender and heart
felt sympathy; for your husband
and father was our friend and
brother, and We are deeply sensi-
BILE of the aching void caused by
his decease. We point you to the
widows and orphans God-the Ma
sons God-for true comfort, and
may He ever have you in His holy
keeping.
Resolved, Second, That in the
death of Brother Ford, the men,
bers of John ]. Davis Lodge No.
3S9, have lost a true brother, the
wife a loving and devoted husband,
the children a patient and forgiving
father, the church a pious and de-
vout member, and the community
I good. law-abiding citizen.
Resolved, Third, That a copy of
these resolutions be spread on our
records, a copy sent to the family,
I copy to John ]. Davis Lodge No.
$50, and a copy sent to each of our
county papers for publication.
A. C. YEISER,
]. H. PATTON,
C. NJ. GROVE.
Committee.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-04-03

Good morning, ah-
fath-that is" begins the new
son-in-law.
Now, Jim," smiles the brides
father, 81 know just how you feel.
/ went through it myself. | felt
like forty kinds of a fool when I
first tried to call my father-in-law
Father" and said right then that
if ever had a son-in-law I'd not
give him the same worry. Besides.
If my father-in-law felt one-half
the way. do when | hear you try
ing to get it over with, believe
he'd have done what I'm going to
do. You call me Mister or Say or
Bill or anything else you like. ur
til the time comes when II viii g
natural for you to address me as
Grandpa.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-04-03
A Magazine of Distinction.

For April, 1912, Lippincott's
Magazine offers a dainty list OF con-
tents adapted to the exacting appe-
tite of the spring. The complete
novel is a cheerful, diverting, and
delightful story, called Tho Stolen
Woman" by Eleanor NJ. Ingram,
whose previous novels, Stanton
Wins" From the Car Behind"
and The Substitute" were widely
read and universally praised.
Besides the complete novel. the
April Lippincott's gives a sheaf of
short-stories, including The CRU
cial Moment" by Charles Egbert
eraddock; Her Own Country" by
Elsie singmaster; Kings and
Men," byOwen Oliver; "Lady's
Choice" by Carl H. Grabo; "a
Scion Of ADAM" by Ella Middleton
and The Beautifying of
Mrs. Bennett" by Harold susman.
Other features Of note are a long
poem by s. Weir Mitchell. an i'm
portant article on The Necessity of
PASSPORTS for Alien Women" by
Otis; charming appre-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-04-03

hundred thousand-dollar bond is
sue for roads, you vote to take one
hundred thousand dollars out OF
The bank and put nearly all of 1t in
immediate circulation in your com
munity. This is the only business
method to fmance road-building
system that has proved successful
anywhere up to the present time"
There is lot OF good, sound
common sense in these suggestions
Unfortunately in most of the
counties OF Kentucky there is un-
reasoning fear of bond issue. for
almost any purpose and the results
Of recent efforts to vote bond is
sues for road improvements have
not been encouraging. Where
thousands of dollars annually are
being wasted on mud roads, as is
the case in many OF the Kentucky
counties, it would be manifestly in
the interest of economy and eff
cheney, to vote bonds and make per-
manent improvements, thus reduc-
ing the cost Of maintenance.
Counties in Tennessee, Virginia
and West Virginia are issuing
bonds right along. In Tennessee
alone some twenty or more coun-
ties have voted favorably on bond
propositions in the past year. In
Indiana most of the road building
at present is being done by town
ships and these townships in re-
cent years have voted many thou
sands of dollrs for highway i'm
provement. Indiana has the larg-
est mileage of good roads, leading
all the States of the Union, and it
is by such methods that she hopes
to retain her supremacy.
1t has been a long time since any
Kentucky county issued bonds for
road construction. 1t is certain
that some of them are standing in
their own light by not doing so.
The bond issue is the only possible
method of getting good roads for
the people now on earth as we'll as
for succeeding generations. And
over against the trite argument
that bond issues tax prosperity, is
the clinching counter-argument
that they will benefit posterity and
posterity ought to be willing to help
pay for the benefit.-[Courier-
Journal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-04-03

A certain writer has said that no
newspaper that took truth for its
standard would make a success.
The press might return the cOmpli-
ment by remarking that no minis
ter who told the truth about his
congregation, alive or dead, would
occupy the pulpit much longer than
the Sunday following. The press
and clergy go hand in hand with
the whitewash brush, rosv specta-
cles. magnifying little virtues and
kindly throwing little deformities
into oblivion. The pulpit, the pen
I'D the gravestone are partners in
enint making.-[Licking Valley
Courier.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-04-03

citation of Uncle Remus," by La
Sale Corbell Pickett: a paper on
1.-THE Prosperity % American Play
wrights," by Robert Grau; and a
sparkling character sketch called
a Business Interview in Virginia, "
by Elizabeth Maury Coombs. In
the department. Ways of the
Hour" are brief, nail-on-the-head
papers on THE Pity OF the Sexes"
tan answer to Robert Hichens). by
Herman Scheffauer; THE Curse of
Climate, - by Edwin L. Sabin /:
What of the Aftermath" by
Forbes Lindsay; and style in
Writing" by Thomas l.. Mason.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-04-03

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Price 25c, soc and $1.O0 per bot
tie. Sold by Hartford Drug Co..
Hartford, KY, Donovan & Co., Bea-
yer Dam, XIV. m
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NO CAUSE TO DOUBT.
A Statement of Facts Backed
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We guarantee immediate and
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constipation. In every case where
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ulstive tonic upon the, relaxed mus
cular coat of the bowels, thus over
coming weakness. and aiding to re-
store the bowels to more vigorous
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-04-03
ISSUE OF BONDS
FOR GOOD ROADS
Seems to be the Most
Practicable Plan.
SUBJECT FAIRLY DISCUSSED
By a Practically Minded Gill
zen in Interest of
All Concerned.
SURE A LIVE TOPIC JUST NOW

The road question is a live topic
just now in every part of Kentucky
The State press abounds with REFER
ences to bad roads and withal there
is an increasing demand for i'm
proved highways and for more sub
stantial results from the expendi-
ture Of the moneys raised by taxa
ton for roads and bridges.
A citizen of Marshall county,
writing to the Benton Tribune
Democrat, says there are miles OF
good roads in that county for which
the officials should be given great
credit, but there are other miles on
some of the most public highways
that are mo better than they were
twenty years ago when they were
worked with the shovel and hoe
This leads him to discuss the prob
lem of betterment as follows:
"As it is generally understood,
the county pays about $4,000 per
year in taxes to it's road and bridge
fund. Say that ten thousand is
used for roads. There are five mag
isterial districts in the county,
which makes $4,000 per year for
each district, that is year after year
dumped in mudholes in the shape
of dirt to make more mud. Bad
system, is it not? Now is there not
a better, more practical way? Let
us advise with each other; then let
the people advise with the county
officials, all of whom are always
more than willing to listen to the
people. Highway improvement
costs money. There must be adopt
ed some method of financing the
project. Usually the money deriv-
ed from the ordinary road and
bridge tax is wholly insufficient for
a proper improvement. The Gus
tom of private subscriptions or do
nations is not economical and not
fair. Poll-tax bodybuilding is
practically worthless. The right
way to build highways is with bor-
rowed money-by issuing bonds
against the community benefited.
Every up-to-date road law provides
for this method of financing. True,
the interest on these bonds makes
the improvement cost more than
were the cash available, but even at
that, a wisely chosen district prop
erly improved will show a most un-
usual return on the investment in
good roads. This return will be in
increased property values; but 1t
will also be in decreased farm ex-
penses and increased farm profits.
Furthermore, it must be remem-
bered of the entire amount spent
for highway improvement, so per
cent. goes Immediately to the men
who pay the tax for labor, material,
etc. In other words, by voting a