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The Hartford republican., 1913-11-28

The Mexican situation 20 date:
Wilson says Huerta's power is
crumbling, and Huerta says Wilson
y weakening.
The Hartford republican., 1913-11-28
For Sale.

Buff Oppington Cockerels, mart
strain. Sl.00 and sl.50 each.
MRS. i. ID. TWEDDELL,
Hartford, Ky, II. ..
Cumberland phone. 2Otf
The Hartford republican., 1913-11-28

Are you getting what you expect
ed under the new Tariff law?
The Hartford republican., 1913-11-28

Senator James has at last landed
Brother Edgar in a good job. and
all the other Kentucky Democrats
rejoice. (1
The Hartford republican., 1913-11-28

Did you forget and simply give
thanks for the turkey?
The Hartford republican., 1913-11-28
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2s.

Who is hit? Cattle going down,
steak same old price.
The Hartford republican., 1913-11-28

II eggs go to one dollar dozen,
what will the egg-noggers do?
The Hartford republican., 1913-11-28
Hartford Republican.

Catered according TO Law at the Poetoffice
Ss-''ord. KY, ss mail matter OF the seeono
class.
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c. ". BARNETT, Editor & Proprietor

Address all communications TO
The Hartford Republican.
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beef cattle and furnishing American
beef for American people
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08
COLONEL RoosEvELT's AUSTRALIAN TOUR

said Roosevelt engaged
Australian music halls circuit and give series of lectures social
subjects 1t would be rash say that anything impossible
the of this wonderful child of fortune but it would be
believe that the Colonel capable attempting
getting away with this music hall turn than believe that the
Australians capable of asking him do it, according the New
York Times The Colonel has not been successful converting
his people that he could hope for appreciation those who
pioneers his before him. who repened their
Within fortnight Australians changed their
aud have such benevoenc
associated with the Coonels progressveness While
busy charging the share of the ntsed
tatve of labor class the countries of the atpos bus
their the direction after bitter
The ministry abolish the preference
lists public works. defiance of such of protest might
be imagined anything of that sort dared to be done here
But the premier persisted saying;
THAT the making attack unOnim but felt
oil possible sympathy with industrial unonism There
intention bring down interfere with uniopsm
All the doing lay down the
cp of public control of services of the Commonwealth and
vide equality of opportunity for all citizens Efficiency would in
future be the only test"
Colonies that this position resembles his
Nobody tred the labor less than he but that
his lectures We're 10 be about and lectures that subject would be
useless from anybody TO those who learned reform by trying the
other thing The Colonel has had such giving prac
teal form to his theories the English Roosevelt Mr. Lloyd
George sometimes called lie is the who ought TO tour Aus
rala in support OF the theory of happiness through taxation and
upift through politics.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08

wu Gray Journal Of July "a IN commenting ON the ,top
Of the Tariff Bill but very faint chance for any
amending by the of the schedules The
two three Democrats abcncd themselves during
earlier votes the schedules IS said TO have
difficulty with the absence of in every
amendment suggested Senators Thornton
day with their Democratic colleagues opposition
men says the journal but they will not follow them when
reached Nor would of the other Democratic
by their opponents IT, however there are to be recruits
the interest of duty the fact has become
the very hopeful senators New
ands were among the antees today and
found in this fact but it slight however Viewed
face looks if the bill would through came from the
caucus, and such result would free
The schedule of the shortest in the is now
before the senate 1t is officially swn House Bill
Schedule relating sugar molssses of
'l79 Sugars tank bottoms srups of juice melada
cened meada and moasses
poascope seveny-fve degrees seyenyone
reds of pound and for additional
by the poascopc test wentysix onehousands of per
pound additional and fractions of degree proportion
above forty degrees not above
fourth gallon testing above fysx degrees
half cents aon DRAWINGS and swepngs shall
subject 10 duty as noasss or sugar the be- according
poarcopc test Provided That the duties imposed
hundred and fourteen; Provided further That and after the
first day of May nineteen hundred and sixteen the articles
before enumerated this paragraph shall be
SO Maple sugar and maple srup three cents pound
and oeeghh cents
its natural state manufactured fifteen per
orem Provided That and after the first
hundred and sixteen the articles herenbeioe
paragraph shall be admitted free of duty
isl Saecharn, sxty-fve cents per pound.
1s2 Sugar candy and all confectionery specially provided
for IN this section valued at fifteen cents pound or less
pound valued at than fifteen pound chewing
twenty-five centum ad yorem The weight
of the immediate coverings other than packing other
erng shall be included the duabe weight and the
merchandise"
Under this schedule SO degree cenrugas protection
from all nonprveged producers the of 1256
producers for the period of 04S pound The
proect 1855 cents and l34S cents pound respectively
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08

The reports th fof the
Grady to the effect that American merchant vessels have called
their ports There nothing exceptional surprising this
have vessels regularly engaged trading
With the exception of naval ship flying the American
tag Of such practically TO eliminate this
country from any consideration the carrying trade This
should the York Maritime Register, very hnnang
people but apparently they touched with
the ncongry the situation presented by foreign
being carried by the exclusive help of vessels flying the flag
of other countries ..I.l
IL become whether
regain position the carrying
orally speaking there evidence
their representatives
change in laws that would help in the upbudng of
chant Apparently people Indifferent TO tins matter
The promises the political do something
flag the for little In the attempt include
the pending tariff bill dheentia duty imports
sells be the this proposed
the lack of appreciation of handling the shipping question broad
and effective r ...,..
When people become thoroughly awakened the
Of this matter something will be done revive
considerable of
cannot be looked for until appeals capital investment
which fair returns be expected Ii foolish find fault
and other The of this than
would be if it, The foreign
ship lines spent money perfecng
and if they substantial reward should
plain a of business enterprise possible
of foresight merchant marine the
suit of which that foreign shipping has proed and
the of the trade between this and other
countries If flag be restored the people will
have themselves TO of the advantages that would
follow result Otherwise will he little hope of upbuid-
ing merchant marine for many years to
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08
MURDER BY AUTOMOBILE. .

In Chicago the other day jury brought verdict Of murder
chauffeur who had and killed the
Kansas City journal 1t such unusual incident that
newspaper far wide That should be
with murder simply because he happened kill somebody
who in his startling circumstance but when that charge
resulted to the pnitenay for fourteen
astonishing And doubt the startled onished
connected with the affair the guilty chauffeur himself OF
he felt outraged that such unheaof punishment should be meted
him when all that he had IA right expect fine
If murder yIauomobe becomes generally recognized felony
will more abuses the reckless chauffeur than
much murder homicide with The automobile
useful and peasuegvng device when rightly used but when
driven at reckless and hazardous speed is just capable of
infng death either of the other mentioned When
drunken chauffeur to kill he generally has little trouble
finding victim Even he does deliberately kill which
en e prompted take those ordinary and reasonable
cautions which humanity and common deeeneY suggest #
of the difficulties that has been found curbhg rec
motorists the weakness of the Petty judges
Assessing wholly inadequate fines chaueurs and who
guilty careessness wfu reekesess Here Kansas City
indeed that anybody Jail
for automobile killer although there plenty of them
brought the bar Of 1t be the settled policy
that the driver automobile immune from the strict
accountability accorded other people Violation of law is abua
with number caueurs who laugh fines and
of honor esyng to their daring And long
wink awdeance and continue dole
fines long will the law have speed
if exception
by automobile disturbance peace
bile there would be less sport joyrdng the
boueyards
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08
STUPIDITY, OR cowARD1cEq

spneless verdict returned last night by the
jury investigating the the baby girl killed automobile
accident Palama The after hearing evidence
for four days. that the child killed by automobile
driven by William g. Chalmers and they nothing else The in
report whether Chalmers deliberately the
child down. whether be killed the child through negligence whether
the whole affair unavoidable accident anything else that
whole community did Sunday Either the
particularly stupid eoronerS collection
particularly coward fair neither to the community to Mr
Chalmers verdict which other community
would result the immediate arrest of Chalmers and his commitment
grand mansaughte The jury that he
killed the child What else have the police TO do if they intend to
do their duty at ALL but to arrest him.
In the opinion Of The Advertiser the police have been particularly
slothu in this whole The Chalmers incident particularly
gang voa ~ the if he had killed the baby in the
of denial of the fact that he did drive rec
lcsy and hat he did and smash another automobile and
only luck second death The machine badly wrecked
But have taken remark before il will probably be
necessary for reckless driver to kill member Of prominent
white family before the authorities proper enforcement
Of such law We almost inclined say the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08
THE PASSING HOUR,

The evidence the health authorities collect roye The
poneSistnce in Hawaii Of the malaria carrying mosquito the bet
pleased
The Progressive in Honolulu appears have passed the
point where joke il its second year and is be-
coming be considered in local politics IL promises
be for the and the question for those who
have been considering Hon-parisap party"
wireless despatch from lo indicates that the reputable citizens
there have finally tired of convicted under
and only out of Jail because Of appeal of his sitting
of the local and helping make and administer the
county Laws This awakening II shows that there
are enough awabdng and honest lo 70 make good show
ing when they get together
We have tried dictate what the public shall Ia
view (and the word view adysedy indeed might well
IN ml Wow Of many modern Fashions should blame
man who ppdeook whai his wife should How
consider emotional hysleia The sin skim
less bad taste We easily Imagine that the ladies' who object ~
them have their leas0nslos Angeles Times
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08

Refugees from Mexico have long been telling that the average
Mexican desp the person
WIN pSlanamous government and fair mark for abuse
me pnaah h long been regarded TO be This opinion of Wash
ngton shared in evidently by Provisional President ueta who
has announced readiness TO insult the American nation throw
back m us lace the peaceful offers of President Wilson appears
about time for Secretary Bryan order his Drea1nQug Friend
ship and for the President shake his Mexcoyrds Some
thing really drastic like this is called for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08

A bill Of sale wa flied yesterday IN
the Ohee 0i tlie registrar Of convey
anees whereby l., l., NrCandless selll
~ the WHiah0le Water Company all BIZ
water rights in the Rhupuass of Wal
kane and Kahana, fbs ili 0f Waian and
IN the district ~ Nhish0le, Tor ihe snm
Of sg5T600 Tho bin ~ raie h also
signed hY Ars. " 4, lrlandleas und
ihe Wailpne Water fommany Me-
Candies and lbe WHikfpe Water Com
panY are one ald abe same
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08
REVOLT OF THE EDITORS.

The revolt of the Democratic editors French Lick against the
dcaon of the politicians aud the refusal of their hands
Is the first hopeful by that the New
Albany Ledger When newspaper 90 that they get their
rights and refuse To be kicked without kicking back they will
TO something The revolt caused by usone resolution
praise of the late legislature and resulted in great trimming down
The politicians got TO hear things the program
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-08

lhf confines ~ ilf ipe additional
81 inrh Naiff pipe ihf0upb ihs ARaio
llmu Dislile was awarded yesterday ~
lhe dlnaunfAi ai lalhiir Heiks ~ ika
iorl i0ung Engineering faapany
nhlfh rpnilprlpi w 40 lhf NDfA fof
t9ilb,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21
SYNOPSIS

senator Murchell. leader OF the state
machine. and Shcehan. local boss of New
Chelsea. Offer the nornina tion for district
attorney to John Dunmeade. Dunmeade
n independent in his political ideas
Dunmeade will accept the nomina ton.
His father. partisan Judge, rongratu-
lates him. His Aunt Roberta urges John
to call on Katharine Hempden, daughter
Of capitalist
Katherine Hampdcn is a worshiper of
success. She and John nre friends. Jere-
my Applegate. political dependent. cam
paigns for John and the state ticket
in New Chelsea lives Warren Rlake, a
model young hank cashier, connected with
Hampden in high finance" They trv
without success for Johns aid
The rottcnness of politics in his state
and party as revealed in his campaign dis
gusts John He calls upon Katherine.
Katherine's peril in a runa way reveals
to her and John their unspoken love
John publicly turns down the machine
of his party.
John will not compromise with his con-
science even for the sake of winning
Katherine. ard tha two part.
The course of his son is disapprovei by
Judge Dnnmcade. John Is elected and
puts Shecsa' on trial for political corrup-
ton
Shcehan is convicted and fees John
meets Ilais. a novelist. who Is introduced
to him by Warren Blake.
Haig and John visit the Hampdens
Blake proposes to Katherine and is re-
jected. He praises John to her Murchel
has a visitor.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21

without. You can smash William
Murchell-that is. put some one ii his
place But you can't smash the insti
tuition And you can't judge a system
hy it's incidental errors"
John smiled. not very happily. I've
heard that before The weakness of
your argument is that the errors seem
to be essential Government isn't. or
shouldn't be- merely matter of force.
nor exist only as the servant of prop
erty. even if all you say is true. And
I've got to go on
and where'll you come Out?'
az? You will try to break me- You
may succeed But you will observe
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21
CHAPTER xI.
With a Great Price.

EM YpHN was standing at the win
ri dow of his courthouse office.
[SesS5l5y The sense Of loneliness was
6X$E& nn0n him arain 1t max liz.
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"You can't make mo want you enough
You will do me the credit to remember
that l ask you nothing that would cost
more than you are willing to pay
THAT isn't true" he said III sudden
roughness. "You-it is why I'm fool
for having come near you-are tempt
ing me with every word you speak.
'Am l tempting you, wonder!
Her voice became uncertain. II
beg you to believe that haven't meant
ito remember that | shouldn't be
good for you ! have no wish toto
be Delilah."
The tremor in her voice set him to
trembling. Then, without conscious
intention. he was holding her in a
close. rough clasp and crying to her to
| 90 with him. She did not resist, and
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21

I31SS9N The sense Of loneliness WAS
6S&SS upon him again. 1t may be
that the sight of Katherine Hamplen
down Main street in com
pany with befianneled summer gen
tleman had something to do with his
mood
Then another vision was accorded
him-a fat white horse Iazily draw.
ing an ancient top buggy in which sat
Senator Mnrchell, for all the world
prosperous farmer passing into age
amid peace and plenty
A minute later came knock at his
door Come" he said.
The senator entered. Afternoon,
john
'What can do for your
"Humph! Don't seem very glad to see
me. You might ask me to sit down.
John pointed to chair. "Why hesi-
tate: It's your courthouse, isn't it!''
Understood you'd taken a mortgage
on it yourself lately" Murchell sat
down. looking genially at John.
$50 you think I'm bad man and a
disgrace to the state?" the senator in-
quired at last.
"Well. just about that" John said
quickly.
"Told Miss Roberta I'm bad man,
didn't you?"
II could have said that you are
shameful force in politics; that you
have exploited a great party and the
ignorance of the people; that you have
built up machine for the sole pur'
pose of looting the state; that you have
got and held power by compelling pub
lie servants to use the influence OF
their office to perpetuate your machine
and by buying the votes Of the cor
ruptible. There's probably Il lot more
if l only knew it. Eve never heare
that you used your power for any soot
thing. Without profession or business
you are a rich man. How:"
::Hpmph!" grunted Mnrchell. wh'
had listened without display of feeling
::poesnt mean much. You'd have hart
work proving any OF it."
They relapsed into silence. JONI
looked out of the window. awaiting IL
cold silence the senator's next words
Murchell preserved his usual impas
sive front. 1t was not the first time
| he had encountered the intolerance o.
youth. But never before. save durln:
the Sheehan trial. had the intolerance
pierced the crust of the man.
He broke the silence. What do yo'
want to do!"
"A good many things you wonldn'
Observation-Disclosures suppose. t
smash you and your organization
That probably sounds funny TO You"
Murchell did not laugh. He merel.
felt pity for an impractical youn
dreamer.
You can't smash the organization.
1T must be smashed. because it es
lists to deprive the people of the rish
Of self sovernment.s
a pretty phrase. It's common sens
politics. The neople don't want to so'
ern themselyes-they can't. They nee
some one to take the burden from then
How are you going to smash u.s.:
} ut may he simpler than you thini
Senator Murchell. When the peopl
understand what you are they'll smas
you.'
The other smiled pityingly. "lo
think because you've sent a few poe
devils to Jail you're Il man of destln.
: don't YOU? You think I'm merely
wicked old fellow who's got poWt
and is using 1t for his own selfish end
II l were just that you could smas
me. But I'm more than that. ! Ill
q an institutional part of Il necessaI
9 institution. one that society. that pro-
: erty, that business, can't get aloi
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21
fro BE CONTINUED
Ono Marked DiEersnes.

AS we understand it, the difference
between grand opera and the other
kind is that there is very little Of the
former that can be whist!ed.-Albany
Journal.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21
The Trouble.

Lawyer-Don't yon think | acquitted
myself we'll in that trial: FRIEND
VERY we'll. It is pity you didn't do as
much for your client. Baltimore Amer
lean
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21
Wise and Otherwise.

A wise man acknowledges his mis-
takes: a foolish one tries to convince
himself that he was right. Pittsburgh
Post
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21
Tcmmy's Congratulations.

Tommy's coneratu!stions.
Reggie-Tommy. do you know I'm
going to marry your sister? Tommy
Then | think I'll go and congratulate
mother.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-21

Malice drinks one-half Of Its own
poison. Seneca.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-01-03

Continued on page 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
HALF HOLIDAY EACH
WEEK FOR BUSINESS
MEN OF ROSWELL

Roswell a. A., April Roswell
business people viii have halliday
holiday each week. The statement
is made les "a positive fact though no
definite action has been taken by the
business men. The ladies are hack Of
the movement
a. the meeting of the Womans cluo
yesterday afternoon Mrs, John T. Me-
Clurc. president uf the Roswell llu.
mane society, presented resolution
fn tho effect that the Wnmans club
endorse the movement for ihc stores
Go CLOSE hulf day each week during
tho best summer months May 20
August-thus giving the employees a
halt days rest and the delivery horses,
also.
The club heartily endorsed tho
plan. and many uf the wives of the
husiutss men promised 90 take INC
matter up personally with ui'lr hns-
hBHds.
Many Of tho church news are gn-
cunt IN sunday because the store om-
ployes sny that sunday is the only
day thcp have f0r recuper0iiun and
outiro rost from public We The pro-
fCseona men also give this excuse.
The resolution presented yesterday,
also Includes the offices 0f the CITY,
This half day holiday VIII likely Dec
made the sport" day baseball, ten-
mis-. fishing otr.
Many OF the business men Hecn af.
tor the meeting oi the club expressed
tho hope that the movement would hr
lnaugurntod and chose Friday alier-
noon as the week day Tnry say tho
clerks viii then hc fresh FOR the big
saturday trade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

2O.7. aud vermont 1gL ana among
the cities of 100, QUO population and
over San Francisco. 1914; st. LouiH
1916 l.os Angeles, 8T2. Denver, 35.G.
and Oakland. 35I
Violent Deaths OiiNcIuding Suicidc.)
OF the total number of daaths lu
the registration area iu 1871 classi-
fled IN this group. 5i02S more than
nine-tenths. 50.i21. were Of an loci-
dental or underlined character the
remainder hcing due 10 homicide. The
death ratio from accidental and unsYc-
Gifted violence was SAG per 100000
population which b. slightly higher
than the rate for the preceding year.
St.3; but lower thnn the avera'ass for
the consecutive periods 1891 80 1905.
Si.9 and 1906 rs 1910. SO, Homicide
was reported as the cause at 3,aO1
deaths IN 1911, the rate being &c
per 100. 600 population.
OF the death rates from violence
exclusive 81 suicideb shown for the
registration states, tho highest we're
those of Montana. 1868. California,
1iO.5. Pennsylvania. 1902; Colorado.
1929: and Washington. 90. The cities
of 100000 population and oyer hav-
Ing the highest rates were Memphis,
1911: Scranton, l7lai birmingham,
1919; Albany, 1917, and Roston.
1853. The lowest rates among the
states were IN Wisconsin, 64.3; Mn
nesota. 70,6, and Missouri las. and
among the cities. Fail River. 49,,
Grand Rapids lf.3; and ~. Paul, bs.