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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
White Ribboners Storm Senate

Washington, Jan. 30.-Lnd,srs of
the w. c. T. Y. and a hes. Uf H1a F,
workers s.ornDeh tine s mate judiciary
Committees To-day for Favorable, ac.i0n
ON ehe X nycn-S hephad bill. which
would prclhibit fhirmens CT liqucr into
dry elmr.tcry.'
Mrs. LILLIAN NJ. n. Sevsns, NaI1.cnal
president Of this Urganiza ion; ANNA a.
Gordon, vice prS.d mt, md Ellen NJ.
SION, missionary and temperance
worl0,r, h.iad I'd ;ihe d i'syation.
Tsmprancs WORKERS from South IN
prohibition Salts nne esp c,ally in So
e5tad In the bid. A Gsorg.a dllaga-
tion hsad-sd by Mrs. T. L. Patti G,som,
prsstctant Of the Safe organfza ion,
ard Mary Harris Arm0r ,w,ho ai.ract-
sd a.i.. n1.on i'm the Gsorg'a tsmper-
anc, campaign, is expect d to APP
pear.
The pres nee of the national Lad RS
of Washington will S gnaaizs a week
of the "whie ribbon" campai gn in the
halls of congrrs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
Bstraying the Party.

The Federal constitution requires
that all measures like the Tariff
shall originate In the HOUSE Of Rep
nessnta6ivss. Now the country h up
agains. a Tariff measure o4dginni.dng
with am illegal and unconstitutional
Free-Trade Tariff board "A lot OF
pro6essed Republicans are doing the
panty a greater harm than the Demo-
Gratis Were ever able to do. The on
ly satisfaction is that In doing 80.
In assassinating the party, they ars
digging their official graves deep and
Wide. The men who followed Andrew
johnson In the betrayaIl OF tlhe party
were newer beard Of again, and 80 it
will be with the men who endorse the
proposed betrayal of the panty now
-.MariOn (Ia.) Register.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
WALTONS CREEK

Jan. 30.-Wis wsre sorry our passion
Rev. c. o. Bsnnett, of Utica, was
not able to fill his appointment Sat
urday and Sunday, but was cN,tainly
glad TO have his father Rev. ]. A.
Bsnnst with us ngain.
Mr.. Guy Haz -ilrigg, of Beaver Dam,
closed a SUCCESSFUL school aIt the Wal
toms Creek school house Friday.
Little Miss Norma Ross is Visiting
her grandmC'har, Mrs. Altha j. Car
ter, of near Malamzas, at this writ
ing.
Mr. John CaNtar, of Simmons, was
the guest of w. P. Maddox Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Aslhby who has bean ON
the sick hist for some time, is, we
are glad ito say, abb to he put
again.
Mr.. E. A. Confer, of Matanzas, Wis
tied w. P. Maddox and family, Mon
day might.
Sunday school at the church failed
to meet thine or two when the
weather was so very inclament, but
thu Missionary Sunday school Gid mel
miss a single mssimg. Both schools
are having very good attendance now,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
Presbyterians In Conference.

Paris. KY, Jan. S0.-The Lhymsn's
conference of the Presbyterian church
convened at line Presbyterian church
In this city this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The exercls.s wens cpeGed with dewo-
tiona exsrc;sas conducted Dry hhe Rev.
h. s. Sanders. of williamsburg. DR.. p.
H. SMvs. OF Mhe Paris chunOh, h:liv-
erred a welcoming address to bhe daAe-
gates and visitors and explained uhe
purpose of the confenenoe.
Following tine ennollment of hale-
gat - and time organization nf the con-
tirence. DIR. H. H. Sweets. D. D., OF
Louisville. delivsnsd am dntenasting and
able conhsnenos sermon ON THE
Healshy Man."
The aftarn0On programme will b.
davo.ed to the consideration of plans
for ths bauterment OF the Church end
Its working branches. To-nieht a BAN
qust win iheg ivan in the church base
ment by THE women of luhe church to
the delegates and invited GUESTS, in
Guiding the pastors of all uhe local
churches. I
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1912 Almanac.

Before the grsat Drouth of 1901 sthe
Hicks Almanac gave Timely warming.
For over 1.-TWO years prior to 1911, the
Hicks Almanac again soundad "a warn-
ing of dnouth dangr. And SO for
forty Years this saem friend OF all
the people has s,ead6asaly refused
the offers of spaculatCrs and contiu-
ued to warm the public of the COM
ing dangers of storm and Weather. As
they should have dOneythe people have
nobly stood by Professor Hicks. nheir
6aihh6ul public servant, who has
grown old In their sarwioe. Sand on
ly one dollar to WORD AND WORKS
PUBLISHING COMPANY. S34Oi Frank
Nm AwMue. St. Louis. Missouri. and
get his Magazine and Almanac both
for one year. The Almanac Rlone. a
fine book Of $50 pages. Is only S5c.
by mail. Let everybody nespond and
receive the warming Of our National
Sasr for the coming year.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
TAFT STARTS
SPEAKING TOUR
President is Chief Guest In
New York City.
will Visit His Home State
During Five Days
Trip.

New York, Jan 27.-On tine eve of
his three-day visit TO Ohio, his home
State, Preidont Taft apoke tonight
at this Waldorf-Astoaia To ths Ohio
Socis.y af New York, delivering pro
badly aipe most dmpassiomsd sp 18Th he
has mspie in many months, dim cosd
against tlps "nCslrums of dpform,"
and particularly ained at The r,ca.l
of judges.
OF tih,e efforts THAT, fhe Pn,sie mit
said, have ban made to rforlm lsgis-
lation I'm this country, de SAW much
that was God He saw ths faults of
government in the United Stalks. and
admitted chat in trying to eradicate
TIN m, much might be accomplished
by Reforms as.
But in the nffont 10 make tina judi
CARY responsive TO evry within" of
the p.ople, h. saw destruction. He
declared that the conservative e-s-
m.pt OF the na.ion must eventually
that would make ahe courts crsai -
OF popular will and might make the
decision in every olaa, not accord
with the law, bu. accord with what
a majority of the lpsop,e Thought tho
law should b..
"Th.y arr having constitutional
conyhn icn in Ohio" said nh. Presi-
dsnt, and am told that one of the
propositions is to propose the judicial
rsctll. Orators and nrlasmcn All, go
ing up and down tina country d nounc
ing counts, pointing out thslr corrupt
nature.
THE time is coming. in my judg-
msnt, when the conservative popLs
Of this country who an, in favor Of
the .,srnal principles OF jusalce and
their adaninastrado don SO as to make
them prevail. should rise to mast
these misguided supporters of an ut
tarly indt.fansibt, theory and ond the
agitation against the courts"
The Presidents speech 10 the Ohio
Society was only one Of his many en-
Eaeements hire tonight FROM Ohio.
he stepped over unto West Virginia
In the sams hotel and adf,esssd The
Z New York Soci.ty Of that name. and
then mO1o'ed to Shenys to speak to
the AEO Club of America. Befor,
ratiring All the home Of aais broth ar.
Henry w. Taft. the President "drOpp-
ed DIN" at the bail of Ahe Daughters
OF Jacob. at the Seventy Regd-
ment AranCry. to which 10000 invita-
tlous had ben issued. II Is due
to teave New York to-mOrrow for
Cleveland.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
Kentucky Woman Wants Office

Henderson. KY, Jan. 30.-Ktmtucky
has a candidate for the office of vice
president general of the NaeliOnaa So
ciety OF the Daughters Ut iha American
Revolution. to be chosen ah the annual
session at that patriDtdc organization.
al. Washington, d. c., NEXT Aprl, In
the person Of Mrs. r.. II. Cunningham.
of TINS city.
The Gtn. Samuel H0puins Chapter
OF this city Ihas the honor to nlmDunca
her candidacy.
Mrs. Ounmmgham was unanimously
indorssd by the Kentucky State Confer
enoe,, aeaamhlsd i'm OctOher. 1911. She
was one Of the most brilliant Stare
'haagmts that Kentncky has ewer had.
and was a member OF the Continental
Hall a. Jamestown Exposition Conn
mttheea. She WAS twice elected to rp-
reu@k h.r chapter In Una NaI.d0mal Com
lnnus She also has been p,aaidcnt
~ t|he Woman's Club Of &has city and
ths usual executivs ability displayed
In the management Of pakriotc end
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
ALL serene
ONCE MORE
0wensboro Baptist Settle Dr.
ferences By Com
promise.
The Ow,nsboro Inquirer says:

The Owsnsboro Inquirer says:
The long. drawn out 6sffnencs thai
have bs,n ex.aaing in the Third Bap-
tist church have BEN amicably adjust
I'D btween the factions The injunc-
ton suit that was brought ON last
WadnI .sday af5srnocn by tine ami1COr-
roll forces against the CamoM force.s
is to be dismissed en- thu flirs. day bf
the approaching February lh5Im.
Judge Gordon of Madhscnville, who
was 10 hear the injunction procead-
ing at the courthouse i'm Ow,msborD
on Thursday morning, WAS notified
this afternoon by Judge BirkhRad that
his snvic,s would met b. rs,d1d.
The compromise was brought about
by the splendid and magiy6ic5n. work
of Clarence Wslls, a m4mb r. of the
First Baptist church, who was rtflsaS-
ed and agre d upon by both factions
of the Third Baptist church 10 ssStle
the con,rov-rSy.
The compromises was finally tffscbed
and signed by the a1tOnneyls rprer
ssEd,ng be n sides q. o'clock this af-
tsrroon.
A nesting CT the IN mbers of the
Third Baptist church has bsn called
for Wednesday evening ait 1870 O'Clock
for the ti1ansac icn of such lbusfnt,sS a
may ccme b,fore DIT. This agreement
is sgnad by Roy Gilbers and H. NJ.
Talbot, boh d acons and represent
ing lsach faction of this church.
At the mating en- "Wednesday might
the aoiOns talk m al. THE r:cant meet
ing of THE church with rfersnce 70
maltars i'm dispute are TO be rNsscbnd-
sd. Both rhe pastor, Rsv. c. C. Car
roll and the dfacons are TO b. rsin-
sna1 d to ths.r respective Dffices and
thu rlls to which some of lihe man,
b.rs obj,rt 50 TREMENDOUSLY hn,a also 10
be rescin6ied. In OthlT words. &C.
oor6jing 10 Mr.. Wells, who brought
abcut the compromises, the slate Is 10
BE- wiped CHAN, and the church l:ift
free to take any action it may i'm thl,
future sac pnop;r to do
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02

Padrlcah, KY, Jan. 27.-Ah.er an
exciIting chase i'm which tine father Df
the bride was seeking to alave the
couple marry at home. Miss Ona Rob-
entson and Aubry FNslts. of Bardwell,
succeeded In reaching Union City,
Tann., where the ceremon was perform
ed.
Nhere wene parental Objec' ions to
the marriage and the coupae decided
to ehope After leaving home the
bnideis Father LEARNED Of the purpose
of the couple and STARRED after them
to give his consent and have the wed
ding at home.
However the couple thought his
mission was TO iutafeae and drove
overland to WinfOrd. wha,e They
caught q train to UmAon City On
their raturn home theV wa,e extand-
ed parental forgiveness.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
Governors for Presidents.

Gov rnors ara much in tsvidancs as
candidates or probable or po5dlbl,
candidates, whose nam 8 may be pre-
S ,n,1 d to the ID .nlocratic National
Convention 20 be held In Bai.imors
this year. Among these meuinc,d in
this connection are:
Governor Harmon, of Ohio.
Govarnor Wilson of New Jmsay.
Governor Marshall of Indiana.
Governor Dix, of Naw York.
Governor FCss, of Massachusetts,.
Governor Baldwin, of Conn ,caciu;.
Governor Burke, of North DalSoa.
Ex-Governor Folk, of Missouri.
The first Governor ever made Pni.i-
dsnt was James Monroe in 1916. The
next Governor raised 10 TIL, PrI:sid n
cy was Martin Van Buren, in 1886.
William Hrnry Harrison was a Trri-
tnrial GovaImor, and John Tyler was
an Ex-Governor. James X. Polk was
a Governor, but after him no Cover
nor became president until Andrew
johnson, who had ben civil and mill
tary Governor, succasdl I'd Lincoln
Tilden and Hays, who oonilasted for
the Presidency in 1876. ware both
Govsrnnrs, Hays securing tlhe Mgh,r
offica, Cleveland and MCKINLEY were
Governors, and Roosavdlt was an ex-
Govarnor when he succaeded McKin-
ly.-Nashville Demccrat.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
A GROCERY and
Church Combined
New York Minister Opens Cam.
paign Against High Cost
Of Living.

New York, January 29..-The Rev.
Madison Petars, pastor of the big Pill
grim Congn ssional church, on Madi-
son avlnue, will N XII Saturday open a
grocery store as a part of t1he church's
work among the poor. 1t lis the
beginning of a campaign agains. TN,
high cost of living. Other stores are
to b. opsn-d later df this proves
successful.
Less than a keek ago DR.. Pd1l1s
broached his pan a.. a ms.ting of enc
of his church organizations. 81 Would
like M said, ITO start supne where
people could come AMID buy us They
would IL the farmers wagons wero
lined UP for them in a marl1.,.-Hlhsre
they could escape the Ih aalng groc r
and the rapacious middle man.
Th.r, as an immediate response
to his suggestion, and Ia faIw days
later he was ready to announce the
opening of his first depot
Out of the pastors own pocket will
come the initial cost of laying in q
stock of potatoes .applss CANNED
goods, eggs and a ra:.rictsd aine Of
vag..abl=s. For the present the d ora
will BE- open only from 10 ITO IL noon
ON Wednesdays and Saturdays. Thu
selling staff will include ssvfral
volunteers ard two or hhreapai6a B.
al sf,aur-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
SUNNYDALE.

Jam. 30.-The weather Is gloomy and
news is scarce.
Mr.. jeff Aldridge, of PalO. was here
today and went to Harnord ON bust
ness.
Mrs. s. L. Sandafur. OF Narrows.
was here ON business Thursday.
M,asss. v. r. Ferguson and James
Gray delivered their tobacco at Mar
rows last week.
Mrs. Mamie MAIDEN. of PABLO, visited
In this community last week.
Mrs. L. ]. Pardue. Mrs. s. T. Dot
son and Miss Alta Baan. spent the
day with Mrs. Jess Bennett. Wednes-
day.
Mr.. 8. A. Lee left Monday for Mad
isonville where he Is employed by
the L. & N. r. R. Co.
Misses Bessie Bennett and Jessie
Gillian visited Mrs. Tom Smith Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. Mark Rsnfrow callsd on Mrs.
A. M. Weatherford Thursday after
noon.
Mr. J. T. Lowe and wife have IA
grippe.
MIR. Johnnie Whobrsy and wide. OF
Owensboa,o. are visiting their parents
hare this week.
MIR. Jim King has bought farm
near Cantegtnwn and conhemplRi1as
moving the first OF the month.
Seuaial young folks eatha,ad In at
Mr.. r. L. Affords Saturday night To
make candy. Mrs. Afford was cutting
UP the candy and accldsntlv stuck
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
OAK GROVE.

MIR. ]. ]. Wilson made a flying trip
to Aaizetown. Sunday.
Mr.. Earl Smith will move into his
nav hnma Monday.
The Prasident has callad the So
ciety of Equdy to inset q. the Grove
Thursday might to slect dalegates 10
attsnd tho county mae,dng oft Hartford
Fab. 3.
Mr.. Willie Langfond. Select, Is
building new dwsallung house.
The school closad Thursday with a
good crowd present.
MIR. ]. T. MilAer and Mife visited
w. Smith and family Thursday.
MIR. Lump Hudson. Simmons. was
In our maighbou,hOod Saturday pn bus
inesa
MIR. ]. T. Cox. Roedne. visited his
daught@ Mrs. Erie Smith hast Iwask.
Mr.. Clarence CuaIbb. who has baen
In the South for quite whiAe 10 at
home agadn.
The prosuects for saw mill in our
neishboahond Is good at pasasanlt.
MIR. Johnnie Ke0wn made q flyiug
"trip over i'm ButAer county Sunday.
The nesting at the haM rf r. A.
M. was largely attended hast sadur-
day nlGht
Success 10 the Republican
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
CERALVO.

Jan. 31--Mrs- iMauds Maddox, Prov
Msnce, visited hsr mCther soma days
ago.
Mr.. Lutte Williams. Prdnc:ton, was
i'm our midst, Sunday.
Mrs. Arg5nt Shuts, Shultls.Own wis
ited hnrc rec5nily.
Mrs. Emma Fulkerspn, Roclupont, Wis
tied this her former home Saturday
and Sunday
Mr.. John Boone and falmily, Echols,
visited relatives nlanr hIats Sunday
Mrs. FlOuencs Williams and children
of Primo ton, who have baam Visiting
har father, Mr.. John Duncan for Hlv-
eial weeks, rstlrnsd hcme Tuesday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
Hartford College Notes.

Rev. Wright. city. conduc.iad De-
votional exercises at chapel Monday
morning.
Messrs Mary and Ida lambert. Fried
land; Cecil Murphy, Sunmydale; No
rinne Barnett and Lulime Bannatt.
Hartford r. R.; Aliny Ganarv. Mar
rows: Mr.. Orand Park. Olear Run.
are nav Students im High School
Miss Bea'rioe Haynes spent the
week end vishtang FRIENDS In the
country.
The following pupils tn the grades
are out OF school on account of allmess
Martha RhDadss. Amelia Pirtle, John
Allen Wilson, Harney Taylor, Robert
JOiuor.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
PAlO.

Jan. 29.-NIr. w. L. White lis ON the
sick list.
Mr.. Cliff Burdsn is ON the sick
hist.
MIR. Hardin Ashley and family, of
Taffy, visited Mr.. Alonzo BARTLETT and
family from Friday unaM Sunday.
Mr.. j. d. Berry, of Palo, visited
his daMgh1:r, Mrs. Ivan Park of nksar
Clear Run, last Wednesday might.
Tlhsns was social given at Mr.
Buck Fleners last Thursday might
A large crowd attended and report q
good tima.
The A. s. of 4. hs,d a msoning Mt
the PalO school house. A good crowd
attended and starred out hnlaw. Lat
everybody go to work for Equloy.
Sunmydale is ON boom. 1t has a
gristmill and a strcng talk of a to-
bacco factory being ea,ac.ed th:ae for
the 1912 crop.
Mrs. Annie Maiden went to Hair ford
last Friday on BUSINESS.
Mr.. Jamss Russ N, CT WhdtesMiD!e.
vislhed his brother, MIR. George Rus
SELL, last Thursday.
Mrs. Mamie F'eems.Hr visited her
bro.M;r, MIR. Charlie Wimsart last
Friday
MIR. Jam'ss R. Bundan want to Sun
nydale last Saturday ON business.
MIR. Ivan Park and wife, of Clear
Rum ueiehbonhOod, visited Mr.. Dunk
Beay and family Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs Mary White visited Mrs. Alonz'
Ban,lEat last "Wednesday.
Mrs. Mamda Burden calIad ON Mrs
Marry White last Sunday evening.
Mr.. q. e. Durbin. of SunnNdalelw
In our midst last Sunday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02

Bowling Grsem, KY. Jam. 3O.-A
free-dor-Rll fight folAuwad tlhe Dpanine
q some brDdhels din this city I'm
Sunday, which rasuAtad in tine Hr,,sd'
Of six men and nina wpman.
An order has bsen isssA-d by May
or Townsend that 'tlhe rad lights
must CO." And he has instructed
Chief Of PDlice Hail to This nff=ct
The police are ordered to raid nhas:
places every day.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
AVIATOR SAVES
GIRLS life
Flies to Rescue of Child On
Ice Cake
When People on Shore Give Up
Hope Of Rescue, at Brink
Of Falls.

ThompsDnville. Conn.,, january a.
What is believed to be the first
rescue from drowning by aerUplane pc
CURED mile south of this Villages
yesterday afternoon. The circumstance
surrounding the rsscua are most spec
tacular.
Dora Pease. 6-year-old child, re-
siding in a small cottage on the
banks of the Connecticut river, while
returning from Kindergarten stopped
to watch men harvesting ice ON the
river. Her childish curiosity aroused,
she crept 10 the open slpacs in the
riGer below the Ice Guitars, who did
not notice her. Two hare cakes of
ice attracted her att.ntlOn and seat
ing herself upon THIN THE liuale one
began to amuse hsrsHf by pnopslling
them along the smooth surface of the
frozen rivar.
CHILD CARRIED AWAY ON ICE.
Sudd,nly THE ice guitars wer1, aroused
by loud splash and kih b child's screREn
and were horuifisd TO elee tho child
seated ON an ice cake floa.img atapidly
down the river toward tlhle Enfield
falls, $50 fat away. An aI1.ampt to
rescue the child by means pd a long
rope failed. Several Of the men ran
along the banks of tine r'iver and one
Of thsm. throwing off his hcawy bOota,
sprang after her.
The cold wa.er forced him 20 abandon
the athampt, however, and in fsw
minutes the child was Within D few
fest of the falls which rcanad and sur
ed ais rhe wafer s.ruck tha noclSs
thirty fest below.
The atitemtdOn of the pandc-snacken
man was de.Gacted from 1.-THE child In
her perllous position by a whdnling
above them as CHARTS s. Jenkins.
amateur aNia'or, swrpt down from
the Suf6ieh hills ito the wNsat and over
the river. BY gsturHs tIhs ice CUT
teus attracted his alttantdon ito the
child, VINO seemed to fhem no he at
the vary ihnink of the falls.
AVIATOR SAVES LITTLE GIRL.
The chdlds attantion had also bsan
attracted ito the aerophne. which was
swooping down upon her and, knsal-
ing upon THE Ice raft, she waved her
hands and son:amed to .ihe aviator. 40
the machine passed over the cakes
of dee the child made a isap and a
wild clutch, graspdng cnoss-support
Ear below the engines and was Lifted
to the seat by Jenkins.
just as the child lsaped tho leo
naachad the brink of the fails and tsll
to the surging waiter below. minus
it's viotim. The machine was brought
to earth ON the shore n6 THE river
and the Attla girl taken to bier home.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
Especial to The Republic

Especial to The Republican,
Quite a beautiful and quiet wedding
took place at Ola.on "Wednesday af-
tsrncon. that of MIR. Wesley d. Duke.
a progressive young farmer of the
Nriedland neighburhood to Mrs. Mel
lie May Hail, of Olanon. The mar
riage oarsmOny being psrfoumed BY and
at the home of thine Rev. F. M. Falu,is.
at $3.50 O'Clock, din the presence of a
flaw friends. Both ara popular young
paople and have many n,smxis at Ola
ton who wish them a long and happy
life.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
ARTFORD OHIO COUNTY, KY. FRIDAY FEBRUARY g. 1872

a knife in her hand, inflictmg a vary
painful wound.
Mr.. John Daffrcn gave the young
people a party Saturday might. ALI
report nice d,me.
Mr.. Elva Rerfrow is srschrg nav
barn for Mr.. r. l.. Afford.
Success 10 the R,publicann
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02

philanihropic work in this and o5hcr
public Organization, ranflgs hcr tm-
inem,ly qualified for the national
work.
Mars. Cunningham has an established
social position, Is universally popular
wherever shs is known, and hT ex-
tan:iH, travel abrcad has ds paned
her many aa'ainmants.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
A Wonderful Offer.

Read the Big Offer Of The Repub-
can ON another page Of this Issue
wherein yDu can get this paper, The
Faumer q stockman and the Peo-
plss Popular M0nNhly. one year aach'
and q full size 1890 crayon aularge-
ment ALL DOR t2.05. 31u
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02

Linton, Ind, Jan. Is, 1912.
Hartford Republican. Hartford. Ky.
Gantlamen: Find enclosed 500 fo
which send me The Republican bo
ons year. Wa.h best falling dor voul
paper, l subscltbe myself.
w. p. GRAY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-02
Notice.

All paid up members of Beda Lo-
cal, No. $50 THAT want bO pool chack-
ems please ueport the number they
want 10 pooa by Saturday eventng Feb
24.h. 1912.
MARVIN BAIRD, Secretary.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-01-17

tried TO work the coast When we
filled up we came back to see how the
Martha was progressing"
"And thinking we was going home
with our recruits" Sparrowhawk slip
ped In. Lord mmme. that Miss Lack
land amt never satisfied IN take
em on the Martini. says she. and you
can go back and hII up again."
But ! told her u couldn't be DONE"
Munster went On. II told her the
Martha hadn't n license for recruiting.
Oh she said. IL cant be done. eh 2
and she stood and thought few min
utes."
And Id seen her think before"
cried Sparrowhawk. land ! knew at
wunst that the thing was as good as
done"
Munster lighted his cigarette and re-
sumed:
"'You see that spit she says to me.
with the little ripple breaking around
it? There's current sets right across
It and on 1t. and II will set you nicely
aground. Then I'll rescue your re-
cruits and sail away-simple. amt itr
says She" Munster continued. "'You
hang up one tide says she: the next
is the big high water Then you hedge