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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29
OFFICER KILLS
noted FEUDIS7
NOTORIOUS FIGURE Is SLAIN BY
MARSHALL WHEN HE RE-
SISTS ARREST.
RECALLS FEUDSOF PAST
Death Of Rad Nose" Feltner Brings
Back Memory Of Kentucky
Mountain Tragedies.

Hazard. Ky, Sept. 1S.-While re-
sisting arrest near here last night
Nose Feltner, for fifteen years a no
torious feudist in this section was
shot and killed by Deputy United
States Marshall G. A. Sizemore, VINO
had taken him in custody for viola
ton of the revenue laws.
Feltner overpowered Sizemore, and
~ dde dash for liberty when the OF
icer, still lying on the ground. open
ed fire. One bullet penetrated Felt
ner's heart.
Feltner was leading figure in the
Hargis-C ockrell feud. He attained
Jrominence here when he was a wit
ness in the noted suit of Mrs. Abre-
liza Marcum and her children against
Judge James Hargis, Ed Gala
han, b. f. French and A. ii. Hargis,
In which she charged them with the
assassination of her husband, James
b. Marcum. Marcum was killed at
the Court House door in Jackson,
May 4, 1908.
Feltner was relied on by Mrs. Mar
cum to prove facts that connected
the four defendants with the killing
of her husband, the claim being made
that they had solicited and attempt
ed TO get him to assist in the killing.
He was here as a witness when the
case was called for trial before Judge
j. M. Benton. but the next morn
ing IL was reported to the court that
Feltner and some three or four Wit
nesses had been spirited away by
the defendants during the night.
Citations Are Made.
Feltner and the other missing wit
nesses were located in Cincinnati,
hut the plaintiff was not able to Sc
cure their attendance as witnesses
during the trial. Citations were
awarded by the court against the four
defendants in the Marcum damage
suit for contempt of court, based up
on the fact that the witnesses had DIS
appeared, and a citation also was
awarded against Felix b. Feltner' a
cousin of Nose. who was supposed
10 have been active in procuring the
witnesses to leave, and possibly ac-
oompanied them TO Cincinnati.
When this contempt proceedings
against Felix Feltner was tried, he
vfs fined $4,000 and given two years
an iau. When the citation against
French was tried, he was fined So
600 Appeals in both cases result
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29
BROTHER OF VERA CRUZ
HERO STOPS MEMORIAL

Chicago, Sept. 25.-A brother of
Samuel Meisenberg, the Chicago
marine who lost his life at Vera
Cruz. plunged through crowd gath
cred about the monument in Wald-
helm cemetery erected to the ma
rine's memory and prevented its ded-
ication yesterday.
The brother, Edward Meisenberg,
startled the 500 persons gathered for
the dedication by charging that the
society which erected the monument
had failed to give the marines pow
erty-stricken parents the money
promised them.
II will stop this thing if have to
fight to do it," Meisenberg shouted.
You can't use my brothers grave
and body to advertise your socie-
ty."
The dedication was called off. Of
ficers of the society Meisenberg ac-
cused, said no promise of money to
the marines parents had been made.
When Meisenberg's body was
brought home from Vera Cruz it lay
in state at the city hall and all Chi
cago did him honor, His funeral
was one of the largest ever held in
Chicago. The Mayor and State Of
ficials attended.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29
MILITARY KITE BALLOON
MAKES ITS INITIAL TRIP

Washington c. H., Ohio, Sept. 23
"A military kite balloon, observed
by thousands of persons in this part
of the State today landed near here,
after a trip from Akron, o., dis
lance of about 100 miles. The bal
loon was piloted by c. H. Roth and
C. A. Wollen. OF Akron, and made
tho trip in three hours and forty
FIVE minutes.
The balloon was of the dirigible
type, shaped like a large cigar, but
carried no motive power. 1t was
steered by means of planes and the
trip was made for the purpose of
testing the steering, elevating and
lowering planes to demonstrate their
availability for practical purposes.
The pilots in speaking of their
trip said thab ii was the first time
that such trip in balloon so equip
ped had ever been attempted in this
country and that the idea is a new
and undeveloped one in Europe. They
said that the fast time and perfect
control maintained over the airship
proved their contention as to the
practical worth of the planes for
their purposes in handling a lighter
than-air machine without motive
power.
The balloon was shot at over a
farm in Green County. the pilots
said, but ballast was thrown over
board and the machine rose out of
range without suffering damage.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29
the national JOY smoke

ed III tne ueclSlOn Oh the lower COuTl
being sustained. Gov. A. f. Wilson
RENTED the States part of the two
fines, amounting to about fifteen per
cent of the amounts. Feltner's Jail
sentence also was suspended by the
Governor. When the rule against
Judge Hargis was tried, he was &C
quilted.
Mrs. Marcum's damage suit re-
suited in a judgment of $4,000
against Ed Callahan and James Har-
gis, and verdict in favor of the 9TH
err two defendants.
II developed on the contempt pro-
ceedings that some mysterious per-
son had agreed to give Nose Feltner
1000 to leave the State and take
the other witnesses with him. and
this amount, in fifty $40 bills was
deposited with Felix b. Feltner to be
delivered to Nose Feltner when he
had learned it, by leaving and fail
ing to appear as witness.
Suit Is Started.
Some years afterward, Felix having
failed to turn over. the money to
Nose, a suit was instituted by Nose
Feltuer in the Clark Circuit Court
against Felix in an attempt to recov-
err il. Judge Benton held that the
entire transaction was crooked" and
that the court could not be a party
TO establishing the ownership of the
tainted money" That case also
went to the Court of Appeals and the
Judgment of the lower court was
sutained.
After the court refused to permit
Nose Feltner to recover this mon
ey, b. +. French asserted a claim to
IL. based on what he claimed was a
written assignment of the amount to
him by Felix Feltner. Feltner con-
tended that his signature to the pa
per was a forgery, and that ques-
ton was in litigation between him
and French for many years, and after
one or two juries had been unable to
agree, French succeeded in getting
a verdict which entitled him to the
money.
After the Hargis cases were set
tied, Nose Feltner moved to Hamil-
ton, o., where he engaged in the
saloon business. At the time he was
figuring in the cases here, he was
under indictment in the Breathitt
Circuit Court for the murder of Jesse
Fields. II was claimed that part
of his incentive for leaving the
State as a witness in the Marcum case
was promise that the defendants in
the case here would assist him in his
defense on the murder charge.
Jesse Fields was one of the chief
lieutenants of Il. +. French in the
French Eversole feud in Perry Coun'
", and was convicted at one time in
the Knox Circuit Court for the as
sassination of Josiah Combs, at Haz-
ard, who was the father-in-law of Joe
Eversole, the leader of the EversoIe
faction.
Since the murder of Marcum,J Judge
James Hargis was killed by his son,
Beach Hargis, in his store in Jack
son. On May 4, 1912, on the ninth
anniversary OF the killing of Mar
cum, I'd Callahan was assassinated
from ambush while at work in his
store at crocSettsyille. B. z. French
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29
How to Give Good Advice.

The best way to give good advice
is to set good example. When 9TH
ers see how quickly you get over your
cold by taking Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy they are likely to follow your
example. This remedy has been in
use for many years and enjoys an
excellent reputation. Obtainable ev-
erywhere. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29
Where Needed.

An Irishman on board a steam
boat for the first time seeing life pre-
servers, asked what they were. and
being told, remarked; Thin, why
don't ye put thim In the hospitals
where people Is dyin an dyin' all the
toime?'
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29

died at his home in this city in jan
uary of 1914. Senator A. II. Har-
gis, the only remaining one of the de-
PENDANTS in the Marcum case, is own
er of a bank and a prosperous citi-
zen of Jackson.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29
All Fixed.

"WeIl, my son. now that I've paid
your debts you can make a new
start.
Thank you. father. ! guess my
credit will be good for quite a while
now"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
& a . TO RIA
Not Different.

What sort of woman is Perkins
wife?"
The ordinary kind, ! guess Per-
kins has as much trouble with her as
the rest of us do with our wives. -
Detroit Free Press.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-29

Buy Prince Albert every
where tobacco is sold in
foppy red bags, Sc; tidy red
fins, Zoe; handsome pound
and haH-poand tin humi-
dors-and-fhaf corkins fine
pound crystal glass humi-
dor ioifhaspoase- moisfener
top that Keeps the tobacco
n such clever frim-aivoysi
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
Sugbesn, &iliou babennud) glei0e Gbauceu
Grit Die gSaDl: Gmoreimltate aus &aliformem ,tno
Minneioa 'peroen ote Gutid)eionng bringem.
Snsbes setDiuut jcbt in beiocn etaateu an stimme
snFrbem Tno nod bic gsabrsebn fIn fncrcn Stan init
80 @eftpraltmmcR absmuorten.
Ser lekte Sitnatiunsbcridt.

Ter gehrtge Sub
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as al5n perfrbte grdu
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Die sab!egeinincn
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
&lcinc arirnsnad)ridtcn
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Der Genninlular unb- Oriental Gdiffs-
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vgnglal1b bat allBerbcm so gprpc
bpbptc nit 1880 Tpnncn @ebal
Iunb 7G llntcrieebpote perlprcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
sousbcs fiibrt jett lit NsinncIuta.


s9eu gprf, 8. sfpp. Sic lcttcu
9'adridJten nus ben beincn 10 beii: lnt
itrittcncn StGateu &alifprrien unh
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@ubl, 5. +. 50 9cnlrfrntcn uno AZ
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ner lire Observation-Disclosures III
ariSona unn gtelr Mericp bllrhbriu@
gen. 10 riirbe Die oemptriatiie6e Mnlp-
ritat inn Scnate nod ilunler adj
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sQtlt Den &ablbcrld)tcll alts npdl q
&pn9reBbntriften uusltebcno, bdbcl
| bic Nepublifdner bisber Helln5eGr
ncue Siee i'm Hcprdieutartenbuule Sc
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bierourd scr 8eluinn Scr Mepublifanel
oui neun Sise berabgenrildt, luppurd
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cine Gimme berubiinteu.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
&pu Der 9tntidlallb".
aapitan nth 9sa,tnid)aft bes gaudj=
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Ipber Siiufebern erbieltcn.
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bcre anseiebenc 8iirger ser Stabt
bicitcn gn1praden, alf ipelde aapitan
8bnis flrs antipprtete.
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ipirb nlor9cn becnoct lein nnp man
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09

oreibia alsitcbenoen aongrcBoiitrifteu
lino biaber POP Gepuhlifaner, 100 Sc
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4 Gcpc0icntantcn anocrcr Garteicn suz
lammengc'ebt lcill.
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nenlotrotiide a;ajpritit ppn ap1lf auf
eli Stlnlntcit rcou5irt.
ssultl bic fleinitc atsntajuritat.
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Die 3atIullg Scr Stim1ren I'M Staatc
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stinlmel seItellt. Sic betrcffcnne
Srore lolf pon ocnlpfratiIcten lIatios
nalcpnlmittee cillgelolien Iein opcG
lino SisIer nod fcine acknowledgements
ppll @ablbetrii9ereicn erbpben uproen.
eieiuiltne @silipns.
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'dFcinlicte s8obllieg III ben Staatcn
! Soalp, &alias, gSolhin9ton lno &pz
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ocrtcn Iidern, lpclw er Hadptrdglidl
felnen Der bisGcr Su lcinen 0junitcn
einsetra9enen Stoaten pcrliert.
Sir 6nabcs.
| Snoiann nit fiinf5ebn G(eftpralz
Illllnmen llnp 9elnrare nit prei itleiz
! ncn eno9iltig iilr Sougbes 9utgcld1ricg
ben merben 6u nliliicn, lie brinscH bic
@clanluntillmme iciller @leftoren aber
crit allf $50. Ser @epinn bon Wiins
uclotu uuo &alifornien SllIalumen
|riiroc i'm olip nod nibt Bic sum
| Siege nptbiucnbige glettureu5abl bon
1866 sebeu. Ipnoern er mllB aud ouf
! eilcn Sies i'll stcip 0otnplbire, @clt
I&ir9ilia, Oregon uno giep Wlerifo
redlncrL iuelche SuIammeu 20 @letto@
rulIIlmncn baben.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
Nfue @robibitionaitaaier .
sic Grfplse Der g0sndcr.

Gbicagp, s. Ssop. Gliper sS.
Steipart, Ser Siibrcr Der natipnalclt
Yrobibitipns &alnpagne, CAB bcntc
1ciner pollen Gcnli9tbnung ilber Den
Musfaa ser @nblen fllnb. slllc cin<
laufenben @ablberid,te ldbcinen Die
Ibatiaele 5u beltdtiaen, BOB Die 8ab@
ler ser statcn Mihisan Siib 3afota,
gcbrasfn nnb Mputanu lid fir ltaatsz
tpeitc Erpbibitipn enticbieben baben,
g(lth slrfanlas blcibt in Scr 9ieibe Der
por ser @abl bcltebcnbcn relln5em
9rpbibitipns Stauten. Sic ebenfalls
gelidertt crlheincnoc @abl pes @puz
pernellrsfanpioatcn galnbcrscr I'M
Stoate lltab ipiro ipaIrid)cinlih bit
Subl Ser nellen 8rpbibitionsltaatcl
anf fiinf cr6Dben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
&as Seialtat 4rabenten,uab 1T npc mt entile6en!
Yoltns 9ant.
@aridancr Maiienpcriammluns icnbet
bcbcutnnssbulle 9anfabrei1c an bic
nScfreicr 4plens".

9crlin, iibcr gabpil(e, s. Sob.
Sn @aribnu fanb seltern cine cnprm
ltarf beil6fcWaiie aiienberian,mlung ltatt,
bel Der pie Winnifeltc Der &ailer bon
Seutldlanb unb Seltcrrei1 llngarn
beIprphen lplrbcn, lporauf nnter Dem
oempnltratiben 8eifall Der Mnipeiel,ben
Die folscnoe Gunfesabreiie an Sic beiz
Den Nonardcn an9enpmmcn ipurbe:
rGrpbntddtiee Mpnardenl sln bicz
.iem fir bie polniide Gaile 10 bpdbez
beutlamcn Gage, on Dem ipir crfabrer
baben, bab mir ipicber fret iein lolle.,
IN einem lelbltanbisen gtaatsipelcn,
'llnter cinem cisenen &Dnige nnb nit
etnem ei9enen @eerc, ersreift cincn lez
bcn freibeitslicbenbcn Golen ci,t @ez
|fiibl tieflter9anfbarfeit 9egeniiber9enz
ieni9en, ipcldc Dos polnilde golf aus
freien @illen befreit unb ibm einc
@ieber9eburt lciner ieIbitaubtscn 8cz
gierungsfprm bcidert babcn bur6 Bic
bcrrliden sic9e Sbrer ul1beiicgbaren
,6eere, lpelhe idon 5ipei Stabte befreit
babcll. tpclde Sen polnildleu .6erSel,
slei6 tbeuer iino 8arldau uno
8ilna.
~Gos ginperitanSnib 5ipilhen
9eutidlano unb Gelterrei6 l1ngarll
in 8e5us al1f Sic polniide Sraee sibt
uns neben einer ielbltdnoisen nationaz
len Griltcn5, Ser srobten @obltbat,
Bic cinem Gnlfe lpieberfabrcn fam,
aub Die MDslibfeit, nit alien unlereu
&raftcn aesen uliere grbfcinbe. Sic
9,usfoipiter, n1itfanpfen gu biirfen.
9Sir iinb ltns beilen flar, lueld)e @bz
li6t Sbrerlcits, crbabene oerrlher,
binter Dem, ipas seicbeben lit, itebt llno
ipas ell, lpidtiser Saftor BEL bieiem fiji
ltpriid)cn greisniile lit. Gcsbalb ienz
Den mir Sbren Wlnie1taten neben Den,
ausbrnde anicres inl,ieitcn Gunfcs
au1 Die gerliderung, bab bas pplniz
|ide @pIf lid ieinen neuen @crbiinbcten
9esel1iibcr ieber5eit treu uno lopal err
ipetlcl1 lptrD.
glllgcmcincr sS,tbcl.
Berlin. iiber sapbi(lc, S. gpb.
Sn 4nlcn lit Ser Subel iibcr Die @icz
oerbcrltellltng Der ll1abbdll9isfcit bcs
f4,OU0,OOO sablcnben @plfcs grpi,
|llnb bic in 8arId)ull befinpliden &orz
relppnbentcn ber bieli9en 8lattcr be-
uatigelt cinltimt,1ig, bab Bic &crfiinz
bisuns Der Erpflnmatipn Der &ailel
8ilbelnt unb Sran5 Soicf in &arldal
unb Qllblin I'M 9an5en 2arbe in einen
bcilptellplen @ntbuliasmus ibrcn @iz
berbau gefunben bat.
gisDcr nur 0eriid)te.
8crr, ilbcr 2pnbpn, S. giob. Ser
liner 9epeihen bctpncr, baB Der 5erre
|lher bes bon Sen Gentralmd6ten 81
Incltcm Qcben cripcdtcn Staates nod
lidt ansgelpablt lit unb allc @eriiht'
in getreff bes fiinftigcn Tri9ers bel
pplniIhen &rpnc NIT @prlid)t altfge.
t1omlnen perben lniiilen.
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tans asaul aDnis irics Tie bis in sic
uuterltcuSieien Ses Boots. blidte pnreb
oas Yeriltop llnp betrat ieben 8alm.
Graf @ernltorif itcllte formea in
abrebe, bab CT bem aapitan SAUL a0~
Mig &plt an Den Geutlden &ailer ans
pertrart babe. Gs lpllrbe Iebpd in Grs
fabrllns scbrad)t oab uGeutiblanb".
allf Ser ndeblten 9teiic gcipilie &pitla@
den Scr bcutit1en 9otl6aft nad)
2eutIdlanb nebmcn lpiirSe. Ser 9pte
idafter lunn ieinc @emablin fubren
s2icnstas @ormittas lpieScr nad) &clp
9orf ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
8e6ieln0e Grfolgt III SransiplpQuien.
9tttttbc Mno Oeiterreier bcaniprMd gerrai,,aes
tptnae iut Boo5 Die NMmdnen bel 9uIabes.
: 9nsriii oer grten auf tobtenbeidtem @dladtelo,.
M Jran5pen bebanptcn bcnc SGtnarabcu Tunt uon
5uccimbalb Neilcn crobcrt sm baben.

lc9aft uurbcn crltiirnlt. Sierbei fielen
ben Sranooien iiber 500 @efanscne in
Die @dl,be
gon bcr gciammtfsiessbcute Ser
auiirtcn an Der Connie atpiIden bent
II. Snlt ltnb Dem I. globcmbcr (iiebc
1&leine aricgsnabribten") fallen
Iauf Den antbcil Der Srausoien: 800
.Sffisicre unb 40,796 Mann ais Sc
fanacne, " Seioseidiibe. i01 Icblpere
8eidiiee, 104 S6an5eu MorIer uno
535 Mm1dinen9eipcbre.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
Cine Milion lit eiaer Nad)t per=
id)mcnbct.
Gntieelidyer gpO.

sSrpinc, &p., s. 9fop. Ter 40,
jdbrige Samcs Glaule nnb Der 30
idbrigc Salnes Gomonos aus Mouti,
cello ,pnrotn heute bel elmer grplo=
lion bon 80 Guart gsitroglpcerin
,bubltdblid, III Stiide serrillen. Die
beiocn Manner lpurelt a,f Ser sSarn1
bon sSmnes 81. @aaace bamit belddfi
tigt, bcn Grploiipltotf auf ei1en @a'
gen 5lt label lln1 ipdter NIT benllel.
ben cine Gcluuelle sll offlen.
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Ser SsisetraIibent

Ser @i5eprdiibent bon gbina
ipllrbc geitern eripablt ~. Soat Der
cbcnippiel Su iasen ipie Der M5epralie
bent Der Ser. Staaten2
Gnslanbs @erlllitc in, Gftober
1O7 900 Mtann .... llnb ipie picle
Gneldnber, ipcibe Gnaldllncr aus gns<
lanb irnrcn barllltcr?