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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03


9ie oIerrupins4 BON Baltimore
beiun0en ii6 bcrgau9cne ISOLDE nif
iGrer eritcn meitlicben &eiie. 0en
ltoq, 0littpod tmO 0onueritag bo
ben iie in Chicago gcipielt. Gcioer
boben iie oic critcn 5lpei Spicle in
Oicier Stoot &erlaiicn. Gieie 5luei
8orllilte mlroen nidt megen ic9lcd
ten SpieIcns crlitten ionocrn 0as
@liid mor au jencm Eoga nit 0cnt
SScinoc. Sn o9uic Ball mie in bic
len onocrcn Spiclcn mo oid lclr
oft i'm @ci6Gft ipieIt oas Sliid cine
beoeltcnoc 9iollc. Git miro Der @oll
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icinc &6noe 5u petontnIen, Inn nod
Dem eriten @oie 5it merfeh abcr 0cr
8ull trifft cincn fleinen Stcif, oer
oti Ocn @rlino licgt, unO Die 6olge
i'll, oaB Der Boil iibcr Den 8opf ocs
nSyniielocrS" f1brt &euu tein 5pie.
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9fcniliot beitr1Qt. IN Chicago iDo
rcn ole .GrropttS" 0picr iolber
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n@itding bon uStaiier &iIbelm"
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gen.
g(m 6rcitog ipielten oic Gerra.
pins NIT oem Glb in @anias Giip,
mo gcponnen nit elmer Score BON
3 gcgcn 0. 9lis 0cn 0cpel1cn IL 8u
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pins 81 gelUinnen
2ciOcr III big jeBt oic reltlihe
Tour pon fnon5iellcu 0tanopunli
ans nid5t 10 crioldrciD mie eriportet.
Cas ggctter bat aIlen 9uAl0 oorou
Nn 0hirnnn fnn0 0as thermometer
inter oeu @efrierpnnft troBocm
poren bcno6c tdglib 1900 gScrio.
ncn onipeien0. ggdre Oos g8ettcr
Ih6n porni gemeielL 10 bdtte man
t6oGh 10000 bis 10000 o6ans
erportcn f6nnen.
Sn Baltimore bobcn Die Orioles"
enenfaIIs inter Dem g8cttcr 5u lei
sen gc6abt Der tGgli@e 9ehtc6 mar
ingefdbr 800 9Serlonen.
glnIon9s Scr S8o6e Bat S,od
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orcl mtroen NIT Dem l}ontrcal
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gcponuen. @egenpdrtig 6abcn mir
| sen Ioronto Club ais uuiercn @dii.
Der 0iunoger bonn Toronto Club III
unicr ySoe4 &ellp, 0cr fit Die
n6anS" iumcr eiuen intereiiontct
&anlpf 6ereitct 6at
3. IS. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Gr5tlicbcr 9c5onOhng iintcr5ogcL
no6 Baltimore 3uriidgcfcbrt.
6ollette fiir Is Gbinu @}il-
lion.
G5ino @iiiiiondr Gr. Soiep6 So
tiers ioa p06reno ieine5 ctpa elm
id6rigcu gluient6oltes in 0en Ser
Stoatcu Die Srnlme pon $4,000 iiir
0ie G6ina-@liiiion geiammelt bo6en
&egot fiir fotbolil6 G uni
DeriitGt.
Ger tat6olii1eu llnioeriitdt IN
@oi6ington 3. g., iinO Don Dem m
Grag6ou gA-G, geitor6enen Sau5ol5-
6dnOler G6eo. 9. 9oiielein, Der. Elm
@ernogen bon elmer N}iQion Go1orS
6interlqBt, $750,OO0 peruaAt NOR
oen. 0ie 3inien 0es &erndcbtuiiies
ioQen Oa3u oerponOt wcroen, iunge
Nldnner fiir oen geiitliden Stono
auS5u6iloen. 9nBcrOen erbdlt Die
lluiotriit.t $i000O0 fiit Die @triN..
tltng eines @e6dr0es 3um 9ln0enfeu
an 0en Stlfter.
9rttter Sonntng nab
3 tern.
6eute lit Oritter Sonntog nod
Gitern. Gas @Dongelium lit Sol.t6,
1912. SSn Dem 6euti9en @oange.
linn tr0ret G6riihls ieinc Singer
ii6er ieinen @eggoug, agt i1ncn
o6er 3ugleih Uiele Seioen Doraus, oie
iie INN ieinetuiaen 3u eroulOcn Bat
ten. Sine fleine &eile," iogt CT,
ounO S6r weroet mid nibt me6r ie-
ben, lm0 pieoerlm cine tleine 8eile
mo S6r merOet MIDI wieoer leben
3ionS @eneinOe.
Syu Der Oeuti6en 3ions Stride an
ser 9torO @opitroBe iebt 9oitor $.
6ofmonn hcltc ieine altteitamentnri-
ifen &reOigten iort. @r 6e6ouOelt
Das G6eno ,,GoDi0'S 6ous. g}od)-
mittogs lit englii6er &espcr-@ottes.
0ienlt Scr nm 5 ll1r bcginlt Sad.
iien 0onncritag s ll6r lit oiientlide
9ibelihtnOe, 81 oer SrcunOe 6i6liidcr
2iteratur cingelaOen linO.
0reictnigfeitS Stride.
@aitor ". g. Stergcr preoi9t beilte
@ormittoa in ser Oeuti6en 9reiei-
niqfeitS.&irr6c an Der Grititp- nobe
GreteritraBe. iiber Die S9l6ic6ieOsreOe
Seii.4 @d6reiO oes 9lbcnogottes.
oieniteS miro cr 0os G6ema DS@ei.
Ocu uno @ieOcrieben" 6c6anOeln
&ar0tnol Gibbons abge-
reiit
Pm Gienitag miro aaroiual @i64
6ons an 9oro Oe5 GanpierS 0@rin.
3ciiin Srene" pom 9loroo. Slopo ieine
oglO 2inlina- 49ieiie nod 9iom ontre.
ten 0elne 6et6ciligt iic6 Ger Sir
henfiirif an ser g9ei1e Der St@auIS-
Stride in @ilmington, Gel. 9la1 ser
Seier lit er Ser @ait Oes 9ii6ofS 5.
s. N1onoa6an. N}orgen frii5 reiit
Scr Gar0inol bon g9ilniugton ans
Oireft na6 So6ofcn 0}.Sy no i'm
oie oortigen @oiiioniiten &dter er-
uorten mer0en. Sn 9eglcitun9 Oes
&aroinols rciien 9ild]of genis s.
G'@onneQ BON 9fihuono, 3d. linO
Moniignor I6omas :. Sheer bon
ser fat6oliiten llniperiitdt in @oi6-
ington 2. s. 9eBtcrer mir0 ais Se-
fretdr Ocs aarOnals fiingiren
9(nt SanitoA 0en 90 g(pril, iin0
NIT 0em Ganipfer o9erlin" pom
9}orOo 2loDO Die Gminen8en 6orlep
m0 G'Gouneay oie 9iihoie Geo Saio
bon glor0 Carolina mo 8. S'Gon-
nor BON 9leparf, mebrere Nloniia.
nori uiio &rieiter nah 0leapel &c.
reiit BON no iie ii6 nod 9fom bege.
ben. 9iiHof O'Gonnor no6n einen
@eters @iennig BON $tS,50O NIT
nod Gom
9reOi6er SubtlGnm.
@oitor Or. Ge g9itt @i 9en6nm
6ege6t 6eute iein t6-iG6riges Subj
lGum ais Seeliorger ser Central
9rcs60tcriauer Stride. Die @e
mcin0e. 0eren @otteShauS iidl am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
q U Z II y = 7 I ] 4 7 III .
6 4 orltS.

9lnldBliA oes om nG6iten Gon.
nerltoo 9l6enO IN Ger 9e6mann's
SoQe ItattfinOenOen Gon3erts oeS
.1Sroieu @6il6ormone Chorus"
iuiro sic &iolniitin SRI. &rma SeD.
Sci ais SoIiitiu auftreteu 6rI, Seg'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

0ie &oli3cibcnmten 0cs oltli6en
0iitrifts baben bel ibrer porgeicbtcn
@e60roc elm @ciuc6 eingerei6t, Gapi-
tan 2eague, Ser ieBt peuIionirt NOR
oeu lit, ans Ocm Gurnfono Der Std-
tion Elm @bren9eic6enf in gSilrois
gung ieiner langid6rigen treucn
9irfiQnfeit anicbofien 81 oiirien.
@S lit 'ii6cr on3une6men OoB OieieS
9eiuh bemilligt miro, Oo audi bel Der
pcrgeiebten @cboroigt Gopitdn Sea
QueS uufopfernOe uno berOienitOolle
S6Gti9feit i'm &oli8ei0ienit itets gln.
erfennuns 9eiunocn bat. S8el6er
gIrt oieie @brengabe icin ioll 6alten
sic Spenoer gcbeiH es perloutetc
mr ooB cS cine pert9oollc @o6c
mer0eu ioll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Das Dierte iG6rli9c @olf Gpurna.
ment iinoet @tontog Gienltog rno
9(ittuod nif oen Nolano 8arf
2infs itott. 21 @reiie iiuo ausgc
iobt. Gin feds W}anu itarfes
nGcom" Der llniucriitdt bon &eans
inloonia ipielt babel nit einen e5ens
iclben nIeom" pom Baltimore
GointrD. Club. PIN 0littpod 9lben0
finOct ein 9onfcit fir sic msipors
iigcu @0itc itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Ser critic @|aien-G -Gonmtus.

Der critic Maien-Sonntng.
Sn sen meiiicn fat6olii6en &ir6cn
beginner 6eute 9l6enO Die @}oi-
9lnooc6ten @ier5igitiinOige 9ln<
Oodt i'm St. '@li5o6et6 Seinl-
4atrousfeit Der ct. S5oiep6S Sc
meinOe in 9}eder. &otro3iniiun
oes ct. @}itoels Sitter Scr
Gins.
S6glei6 in manGcn ser 6iciiger
fntboliiben SirGen Die Nlnion0o6t
idon am leBicu 6rcitog 9l6enO croft
net mor0en it, merocn in Ben iibri-
gen @ottes6Guiern 6eute 9l6enO Oie
eriten MaianooAten ae6olteu. 9(u6
O}ui Gro5eliionen finocn in oer-
irbieOenen &ir6en ltott SSn oen BON
oen 9feOenlptoriitep GQtern patio.
rirteu Sircben lit Ole @}ai 9lhoodt
am leBten Gonnerita9 9l6en0 feierli6
eroifnet mor0en
&ier5ig itiin 0ige glnOa d.
ten
SSm ct. @li5abet6s Seim nimmt
6eute cine 40itiinOige 9(nOa6t i6rcn
9(nfong. Gie Sdpeitern, melde bic
2lnitolt leiten, 6a6cn oiele @ldu6ige
eingelooen SSn Der ct. SSoiep6s.&ir,
cte Der Foliioniiien &dter an ser
,SreOerid &oaO 6eginnt e6eniaQs
1eute ciu 4O-itiilioigcS @ebct.
2 GuBfeit ocS 81. Soiep9.
GaS S6ubfeit oes 0l. Syoiep6 miro
in Der ct. Soiep6s Stride 81 9(edcr
an Der @clair 9looO am 6elltigcu
Sonntan 6odfeicrlib 6egongen mcrs
Sen. 9llS &orbereitmg oarouf 6ot
am Somitog, Den %. glpril, cine
neuntGgigc 9ln0a6t 3u @6ren Oes fl.
,Soiep6 6egounen. 9lu ieOcm @loraen
Inn VS. llbr lit cine Nleiie gelcien
Dor0cn un0 pur0e 0ie 9itanei gum
III. Soiep6 ge6ctct. glnl 6clltigcn Seit-
ta8e lit Inn 12S ll6r 0}eHe lno I'M
H11 ll6r lit Sohonlt nit 6citpre-
oiqt. 9luf ooS So6omt folgt Oie @r-
t6ei(ung be8 iofromentoliiGen Se.
gems inO 0ornad) Sc Geum &ater
Gborles s. GrinfauS bat Diele oeuti
i6e &otbolifelr Ser StoOt 5u Scr
Sauptfeier eingelooen. Gic 56otia-
Ac, OoB bic neue 2on0iHoBe oem-
n06it poQehOct ln0 6ie @cIair 9}oo0
StraBen6o6n 2inic OerlGngert miro,
loiien sic 3ufiinit Ser Ct. SSoiep6s.
@emeinOe inn roiigiteu 9i@te cri6ci-
men,
9otronSfeit.
Ger ct. Sofo6us Sitter gerein
bon ser ct. Sofo6us @emeinoe iei-
ert 6eiitc icin &otro3inirm ourh @e.
nerol Communion ieiner Qiitglie.
ser 6ei Ser rs ll6r @eiie inO 6eit.
@otteSOienli INN 10 llbr. 3u Der
Souptfeier iinO ouh Ole anOeren
Oertiden fat6oliiGeu 5iitter-&erein(
ein9eloOcn morOen.
ct. @ii9aelS &itter g c +.
elm
9(m fonrnenoen Sonnto9 feiert Oel
Ct N}iGoels Sitter Gercin Scr
StlG9d6oels Stride iein &atronS
felsn9Qnl 0euielben Gage 6egebt aud
oas ct. 9eneoiftS Gon3il 9}r. 12S
scr Got6oliiGen @o6lt6dtiafets Sc
oion bon Ser oier5e6n II. gfot66eIfer
Stride iein @otro5iniunr.
s. qttr SO ii 6eiu4 / 81 ON.
Edtcr 9cneoift g8i6, Ser 9roOin
! Bidl iSes adprBiner SroenS in scr
/ |er9nStoaten pel@er IN Gltm6er
lan6, W}o., reiioirt, lit na6 9lonl &c
rciit po er cine 9ln0ien5 bei'm &apl
bo6en miro. Gr miro me6rere Oio
note o6peienO iein unO Oiele Sdnoel
( guropu's bentdjet
g9ie0er Qeneien.
3ur groBen 6reuoe Ser ct. 9ll
b6oniuS @enein0e lit 0eren 6cttot
9Soter S6eoOor @eorac p00ig picOe
gcneieu bon @6ilo0elp9io no er iid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

bra9t 6otte Ger &eritor6enc bin.
terl1Bt icine @ithue, 6rau Georgia
&eQer, orei S05nc, gilbert Seller,
Or. Srauf 0}. Seller un0 2ouis 8.
&eaer cine Sohter, Srml 5ranf e
9l 8romn 3pe Codter ans eriter
Gbe, SSralt SSoicp6 Gocmling, ,5rdu
Sol 4. Smith, mO cine in Bolton
lebeuoc SbweHer S5ral Ibercle
Gori9 Die 9eiicBung iano Qtitt.
mon &orniittag ouf Dem ubl Grlo.
ier 6ricO6ofc" itatt. Der cine bon lEas
Ter gode in ser ct. @lidoels Stride
celebrirte 8equiennlciie porouSging.
Gie i60niten 9lnnen glrrangc
meuts maren 3ur geeroiauna bon
9io6 unO 6eru eingetroiieL oeren
Spencer inter 9(nOerem moren: oie
6anilie Gcs 9nti6lafenen, ieineSob
ne gllbert uuO 6rau imO Souis uno
sSrou, Sr. mo SSrou S, 2. &.
9romn it,. oie Eonier Sulio uno
Gut6arine mo Dereu @atien, @r
lllQ lyrull IS. S. Aleb, ~ Hllu StVH
Grem 6rou $. &o6mann Or Som.
oro @ouniclmon Sr. uno 6rolt
gl0olf g9iesaer, 3r 6 oo5monu nuo
S66ne, Sr. unO Trau Geo Sdmot
Sr Sern. Selinef @r. uno 5ren
5nonlciu mo 5o6n &atinlon @at
& So. pon Cincinnati, g.. 5ranf ilno
@eorg @ant6er gSn 5tcilL n.
2oids, 6rou Soldier tmo 6amilic,
Sr. luo 6rou 81 Nliaer or. uno
,yrou E6omaS o. DouHa @S, &6i.
lipb mo George 9DnnlpneB, G6orlcS
S. bob 4 Gou 9r uno 5rol
5Grauoner, Sr Garl 6 Erib, Gin-
ciunatL O. Sr lno 5rou $arrg g..
smith, il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
gInf nnd 6cm 09lriOn 9arfl"

gSic al onocrer StcQe ocS u0eut-
Idlcn Gorrciponoenten@ erlicbtlic6 unO
wic 70 oft uitgctbeilt, cr0ffnet beutc
Der @eion9oerein uglrIon" iein bib
ic9cS Sommerbeim. Sails Der gSct
tCrgott eS gut mcint, Oiirfte iic6 cine
mo6re @0lferponoerng nnd Dem
&ort bemerf6ar MAIDEN. Sir ole
llnter6oltlmg Der @dite iino Die meit-
ec1enOIten %ou6ereitungen getroficI
ioooB ein Seocr genliBreibe Stm-
ocn Derleben miro. Die S5eItre0e
9Glt Der @rGiioent Sobn 9loe@er
uno Die SGngcr perOcn 0ie5dite NIT
me6reren @ciongsportrdgcn unter
Der 2eitung i6res 9iri9cnten &orl
go6au, crfreuen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Del genoB i5rc muiifolilde Gr5iebimg
in europa, pona6 lie nit UerlbeOe-
nen continentulen Srdeitern ltnO
noh6er nit omerifouiicben auftrat,
Die i6ren 91uf 6egriinoeten Die an-
Oeren Soliiten linO 5rou G6orles Z.
Grone, SRI Catherine &emp mo
G6arles Steiner. Sic iolgenOen
G60re merOen 5ur 9lufiiibrung gelon-
gen. ,,@eimg Der 96eint06ter~ ans
c6oro ggogner's oG6eingolO;~ 30
6loro," BON oe Nionoonni0e; nSm
W}oi~ bon Barfer; o9lpe Nloria" bon
9ro6ms imO nSumipotence" BON
SCHUBERT Soiep6 %o6e miro Oirigi-
rem.
.Srp6eu.s CLUB"
Cine Der 6ouptnlmmern, melde
ser ,Srp6cis Glu6" 6ci ieinem nm
Is. Noi in Der 2ebmann's$oae itatt-
iin0euoenaGon5crt SIR gliffii6rltng
brin9en ipifO, lit nSit Socal Gotl-
Bat" mclde BON GuoleD @ud conl-
ponirt murOe, 0ieier &iiniiler uur-
Oe I'M Sabre 1889 in SortforO, Conn,
ge6orcn mo lit Der &eriaicr ser fol-
genOen Srotorien: nE6e @olOen Sc
geno, yS6e 2ig6t of 9liia, iomie Der
Gnntdten o9egenO oi Con Ninio,
centennial WicOitotion OF @olin-
bio" II. g(. nj. 9(nOere 9Iimtmcrn
melche dch0rt mer0en. linn n{0OQe
Wlongolicnnc4 bon 5reO SteDenlon;
bSiporO OF 6errore~ bon 9ullorO
lmO o9onOiig6ting" pon Grieg.
&ea6oDp 0pcrn &lai G.
%oritcllung.
GGgli6e Grobcn mcr0en uon Der
Spcrnfloiic Oes Reaboop @llliif-Gon-
icrpotorilns iiIr i5re on Ntittpod
gl6eno itattfinoenoc &orite0ung o6-
ge6oltcn. 3ur 9lltfiiibrlmg werocn
gelangcn Die @ottcn Scene aus @ou-
MODS n6oilit~ in melder Die Sallpt
roaen pon @nilp 0iocr, Siola &oDcc,
So5el 6or, SamcS Nf. sEricc lnO $.
%6clps iibcrnomncn mcroen, iopie
Scr lcbtc 9lft ans ,,9li9oletto~ nit g.
5uplor Scott, Gt6cl 81. 9iitlt Alice $.
@eQs ln0 Sscar s.. 2c6mann III Den
&ouptrolcn un0 Der 5neite ltnO brittle
9lft BON ,9li0a" in welAcn @lcanor
G6oic, Nlamic g. 9looiion 6elir D}c.
g}oQD iu1o @iaiam s. @orn in Den
Sauptroacn auitrcten wcroen.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-11
DIR. WEDDING DEAD-WAS
UNIVERSALLY ESTEEMED

---.. . - - - - - ~
DR.. S. ]. Wedding, one of Hart
ord's most beloved and respected
citizens, died at his residence here
Tuesday night of last week, after
lingering illness.
Dr. Wedding was born near Bar
rett's Ferry, this county. September
80, 1S49. He graduated in medi-
cine at the University of Louisville
in the spring of 1881. In 1876 he
was married to Miss Susan w. Ben
nett and to this union four children
were born--A. b. Wedding, of Dun
dee l.. +. Wedding, deceased; Mrs.
Artie Lewis, of San Antonio, Texas,
and Miss Nora, at home. He was
married again to Miss Minnie Rem
frow, who survives. To this union
was born one child, Walter, at home.
DR.. Wedding was considered one
of the foremost physicians of this
section and he was universally be-
loved and esteemed
Funeral services We're conducted
at the residence by Father O'Sulli-
van, of the Whitesville aCtholic
church, Thursday morning at ten
o'clock, after which the interment
took place at lakewood.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-11
A TENAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves gray
ell, cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism. and all irregu-
larities of the kidneys and bladder
in both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles in children. If not
sold by your druggist. will be sent
by mail on receipt of $1.00. One
small bottle is two months treat
ment, and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other States. DR.. f. w.
Hall, 1926 Olive Street. st. Louis,
Mo. Sold by druggists. 1y1
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-11
Our Friends.

Marvin Miller, Greensboro; j. NJ
Shutz, Prentiss; G.. j. Hoover, Fried
aland; Ed. II. b. Gwinn, Mrs. Nj. l..
Heavrin, Prof. II. T.. Brown, Prof.
A. +. Ellis, city; DR.. A. U. Pate,
Russellville; ID. l.. Ashly, Hartford,
Route 4; Judge j. NJ. Porter and J.
+. Williams, Beaver Dam; l.. C.
Morton, II. n. Pate. w. l.. McKer-
nan and j. p. Vincent, Centertown;
j. p. Gilmore. Floyd Keown, John
A. Miller and Henry Wilson. Nc
Henry; Mrs. Laura Naples, Mrs.
Antha Tatum and T. H. Tatum,
Hartford. Route 2;V. M. Stewart,
Beaver Dam, Route 2; j. ID. Cook
sey, Olaton; j. e. Wilson. Beaver
Dam, Route 3; Esqs. Leslie Combs
and Tice Baker. Hartford. Route l ::
Mrs. Mary e. Wilson, Sunnydale; N.
ID. Fulkerson, Equality; j. II. Hazel
wood. West Hartford, are among
those who have either called at The
Herald Office or remembered The
Herald in a substantial way during
the past week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-11
From An Old Friend,

Richland. Tex, Feb. 2. 1914.
Hartford Herald. Hartford. KY
Here We come with our 81 to have
our date set forward to January l.,
1915. We are a month late. but be
sure your money will come for the
good old Herald as long as we live.
We have been away from our old
home nearly forty years and The
Herald has been a visitor to our
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o. ". Carter, Daniel Boone, to
Myrtle r. Burdette. Herbert.
James Ellison, fIefiin, to Salie
Tucker, Heflin.
J. Il. Tichenor, Centertown, to
Mrs. Rhoda Loney, McHenry.
Cleve Stevens, Beaver Dam, to
Neck Hooker, Hartford, Route (
j. II. Stevens. Prentiss, to Alice
ShultZ, Prentiss.
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Rev. Geo. A. Joplin, secretary of
the State Sunday School Association
will come to Ohio county March 29th
interest of the organized work He
hopes to hold convention in each
Magisterial district. Any church
or school desiring the meeting for
their district will please notify A. ID,
Kirk, at Hartford, so that the itin-
erary can be arranged in advance.
Every school in the county should
be organized by this time, so as to
take up active work first Sunday in
April.
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Eggs For Matching.

VIII carry two pens barred Ply
mouth Rocks this year.
First pen headed by First Pen
Cockrel from Cypher'sPoultry Farm,
New York. Second pen headed by
First Pen Cockrel from Goshen
Poultry Farms. First pen eggs,
s100 per IS eggs. Second pen, rs
cents per % eggs.
Also will be able to furnish day
old chicks, $3.50 per dozen.
j. G. ILER.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-11

Mr.. Jno. T. Moore, cashier of the
Bank of Hartford, went to Louisville
last Friday. He went from there to
st. Petersburg. Florida, where he
will spend month or six weeks
for the benefit of his health. The
banking business will be taken care
of by assistant cashier Mr.. Rowan
Holbrook, and Miss Margaret Marks
during his absence.
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ROAD FUND GROWING
LIST OF The O0NAT0RS
To Cash Prizes To Put The
County Roads In Good
Condition.

The scheme of DR.. Ford and other
business men of Hartford to get the
roads of Ohio county put in good
condition is progressing nicely. The
idea is to get as many sections of
the county roads worked as possible,
under certain rules and conditions,
particulars of which are found upon
the sixth page of The Herald to-
day. Several cash prizes will be
given for this work, on a percentage
basis, which is explained in the ar
ticle mentioned. The farmers seen
to be- tt taking to the idea-~ith an
thusiasm. Already Messrs. Henry
and James Pirtle, II. A. and ]. A.
Baird have entered the contest.
There is no reason why a large
number of farmers should not en-
ter this friendly rivalry, for it is a
game in which they cannot really
lose. If they fail to capture a cash
prize, they will have the satisfaction
of knowing they have done splen-
did piece of work for their county
and section. There is no more i'm
portant matter before the people
ESPECIALLY of Ohio county, to-day
than that of good roads.
Below are the names of the dona-
tors, with the amount each has sub
scribed TO this good work:
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Carl Tatum, two years, six months
and Is days old, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Fl. Tatum. died at their residence
4 miles northeast of Hartford, Feb
ruary I'd, of brain fever. After flu
neral services conducted by Rev.
Vanhoy, the remains were inferred
in the Mcdowell burying grounds on
Sd inst.
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Additional.

Special Premium for the best
drained section of road, by Carson &
Co. Hartford-one $3.50 Rain Coat
Special Premium for the section
on the Centertown or McHenry road
making the highest number OF
points--$5 in Gold, by Black &
Birkhead, Hartford.
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home thirty years of that time. 4
great many of the people that we
knew there have passed away. but
we still get news from home in The
Herald. Yours respectfully,
J. J. CARTER.
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NOtics.-FOr Sale.

Two good stations. Both good
size and drive fine. Also three good
jacks. all black with white points
and good size. Will sell or trade
one for good gelding or mare.
II. C. ACTON,
6t4 Dundee. Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-11

The entertainment by Robert
Parker Miles, dramatic lecturer, at
Hartford College last Saturday night
was well attended and highly en-
enjoyed. He delivered a message of
hopeful and helpful good cheer for
the people, full of logic, fine sense
and humor. He held the wrapt at
tention of his audience from start
to finish and it was the universal
verdict that his was one of the most
pleasing events of the lyceum course
with which Hartford is favored.
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No Impeachment.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 9.-The
House Committee investigating the
charges against Circuit Judge Elem
ing Sampson this afternoon reported
recommending no impeachment pro-
ceedings be brought against Samp-
so l.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-11

The law card of Mr.. T. Wade
Stratton, of Cromwell, starts with
this issue of The Herald. Mr.. STRAIT
ton is well known throughout Ohio
and Butler counties and is well
equipped for the prosecution of his
chosen profession. Knowing the en-
ergy and industry he has put forth
in his previous Nocations, we be-
speak for him good success in the
law. He will maintain his Offices
at Cromwell for the present.
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Thirty thousand Socialists held
meeting in Stockholm protesting
against increasing expenditures for
ornaments.
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Gard of Thanks.

We desire to thank our friends
and relatives for their kindness
shown TO us during the sickness and
death of our darling baby, Gerald
Clifford, January 81. 1914.
DALE ASHBY and WIFE.
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Miss Tina Yeiser went to Pleasant
Ridge yesterday to be at the bed
side of her grandmother, Mrs. w. H..
Hewlett, who is very i'll Of pneu-
monia.
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For anything you may need in
the Harness and Saddlery line, 1t
will pay you to see S. l.. King, Hart
ford, KY. for prices before buying
elsewhere. 53tf
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Mr.. Ernest Woodward, represent
ing o. T.. O'Bannon & Co.. who had
sued the Aver & Lord Tie Co. for
$4,000, recovered a verdict in Cir
cult Court yesterday for $4,000.
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Messrs. c. b. Jacobs, general man
ager, II. II. Murray, district mana
ger, and w. C. Anderson, district
plant chief of the Cumberland Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co., with head
quarters at Greensboro. KY, spent a
few DAYS in Hartford last week.
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Cleve Her is offering some Won
derful Come-Down prices for his
sale, which begins tomorrow. Pro-
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President Wilson let it be known
that he indorses. without qualifica-
tion, the two-battleship program of
Secretary Daniels.