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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
in
lSien.
Den Sorberunsen Iiegal d6er bic Don
bem Grafen G5erniH anseoeus
beten 8ebinsungen gu
Grinbe.

9lm fterbam, s. Ott. Cine bon
Wien bier eingelnufene 0epei4e t9elit
nit, bab am Sonntog bic @ArIitI'd,s
So3ialiItiI6e partei I'M Ratbbauls
cine impofante 5riebmsOemOnitr ltio'I
peronitaltete, pel4er 5auieHoe bon
Yerionen beitpobnten.
prins alOis 2ieftenitein, Der 9rds
iibent bes 2anbtags bon unter>Oelters
REID, er6ffnete bic 9eriammlung nit
Der @ntiinoigung, bag bidelk aus
9artbarteit gegen ben PapIt uHo ben
&difer einberufen por6sn fei, I'M Ell
nen GrieOen bur9 @ereinbarung, Ios
ME dlIsemeine abriitung uuo f6itbss
ri9terli6e grlebigung gu Oerla7gen,
10 pie Der Graf G5ernin, Der 6iterr-s
ung. WliniIter bes Aeubersn, ss IN
ieiuer neuIifen Rebe bdrgsIgt bate.
prin, aie9tenitein iagts: rBr bies
ten unisre Saiib gu eiusm sbrlifsu
Srieben; Dtrb iie dber 5uriidsetpies
fen, bann perben mir aud feruer bas
S4Dert fiibren. bas, fuie feit9er, nit
9ottes 5ilfe gu uniersu Suniten ents
ideibsH pir6.1
Der @ebeimratb aunf4ot bieIt cine
GeSe. in Der er gum S4Iub abipres
6enoe gsmertungeH ii6er bic abiiAt
bes prditoenten WiliOn. europa bes
motrGtiTireu gu ipollen, madte, ertIds
reno, bab amerita islbft BON .inG
pahren 9emotratie met entfernt lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

an ben aanbiiraben ensebrnhten
e dilbtr nit Der oSnfdriit: .Seutife
Gflnpsrei ober Grsiheiisbonbs9@ bers
dbreiben unb lie nit Der perGnberten
ssnitrift: .8eutfdJlanb, Jreibeit ober
Stlnpereisgonbs2" fpisber annogel9
ten, an ben Der. StaateH 9iitrittss
onnnlt golin.
Der 9iItrittsaHmdlt tpiro cine To-
fcrtise llnteriu6uns dIOrbnen.
Nerito Mill Mais in ben
Ser. Gtaaten tanfen.
Gta0tMerito s. Gh. = lie
Htgierune bai $200. .000fir Den iofors
tigsn qlnfau, DON Nlais in Den 9el.
Siaaten CUR 9erfiiguHs geiiflt. Gle
ipirb sinen HepraientaRten nu4 Ran,
ios GitD i,uben, fpel4sr bic llniers
banblun9en einleiteH tuirb, io6aIo he
ameritaniIde Robrunssmitt:isSsborDe
Die grlaubnib bo5u seben tDirb.
3ug aOIlii;om
pittsburg, ga, 3. Oft. =
Der 3ug Der pennipIOania Balm, anf
psl6sm bic UtitslieOsr Der nationaI'a
YaiebaItommiiiion BON gblcaso r'u9
Rem yort fubrsu, toIIioirte am Utons
taa Wlorsen na6e 9eaner 5alls Eit
sinem 0ra4tsuge. gDie biz geamts1
Der gabnsdsGIaaft beriaten, purts
tsins Der Uitglitber Der apmmtflioa
perlebt. Tnsegen tpurbeu 3tpei Gofos
motipbebienitete unter ben Sriimnltrn
btsrab.n uAb cine 2lnSabl qafagiers
berleht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Ser SentidJe @eihdftras
ger tn Mrmsuap
Garf OOrIaltfis Die @epu5I;t nift
cerlaiier.

Mpnte Di beo, lIruguap, 8. DIT,
- Die &esisr,rug BON uruguap, rie
Die oipIomatiiheu ge3ieb,Ingen nit
Dertidllano abge5rodcn. BOT Den
taitfflen eibdftSrdger bena6rid,tigt,
caE er bas 9a1lS niht rcrlaiicn Dir.
ie, biz Die 9iepraiertalrten urugraDs
fifer mts 9eiitidIGua bermrs iuiS.
Sic Regierms bat ben aongreB er.
frdt ieine 8gitiuuutng bosu 5a &c.
ben. oaS fie bic trterutrten oeutiden
S4iffs m 8etrieb ne6men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
aebensmtttsIprstfe DO

SEQ { Il Ut u prt1 b 7
bunbsrt Sa5reu in Der
2 tpetS Dis SsraIotfer 8.
@eiger iibermittelt einen qussua aus
ben @ufSei9nungsu ieines Srpbboters
iiber bic 9ebensmittelpretIe nm ssobre
1917, bem mir folsenbes entuebmen.
SIN Sabre 1877 gait Elm @iertling
(6nbimab bon 97,5 2iter) Soru 8 :
10 @uIoen mad heutisem @elbtpertb
19-21 6rnncs), ein 8iertIig S6tlts
msbI so guben e SD, elm 8rot %
gaBeu q 5r. 81, elm 9iertIig Nuss
uebl 81 9absn e 5r. 6s), elm 8ierts
Zig 9erife unb Grbs je 3 @ulben 6
1r. 90). sin pfurb Rtn6fIeiih IA
Sreuser (49 Rp.), elm pfunb S6fen.
rber aolbFlsii6 ie Is Srcuser (53
Rp.), elm 9funb Sped unb llnf1litt
je As 9relssr q 5r. 60), EN- Bfunb
S6mals C9uttsr) 40 9reuser n 5r.
40, elm 9funo S6peiHefleiib Gee
bsnbeipibD so areu5er Il Sr. 81,
rim gfunb Grbdpfel 8 areuser (28
Rp.), eiu PfunS neusr Rdie u area>.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Der prOseh
gsn bic Gntfiibrsr bes flsinsn elOpb
&esi bon Sprinsfieib. Dto.. BAT
ON WaOntas besOnnsu.

Marfbfielb. RO., 8. on. -
I'm Rcntog besdnn bier Der prossb
pegen CLAUDE s. PierfoI. tpei9sr &C;
Guifiibrupg bon 2lopo aest. etm
6obRden bss 8dntisrs Sect rcn
sprinsfisIb. DO. dnsetlasi n. pier.
fol, fpsl3sr erit 20 Sabre aft III. frn
an Der Gpib, bsr gailbe sefoubeu ba,
ben, iDeide bds Rtnb feiner5eit trt,
fiihrte. Rit pisrfol ftub slud lpdtert
USaaz hts pszhH8<za saseslsJs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Merifamiidbe Megier,rnss.
9rmppen
Dor Dilla .ganbtten uies
berdema DIT.

prefibio, 9ty., 8. Oft. Dreibis
wsriieniTde RssierunssiOlooien iDurs
fsn sei0btst uno pi.r,is eefanstn ge4
nonmen, als am Sonnias Banbiten.
bic btbouptsn, @illa alnbdnstr sii
iein. elm aommanoo bon Resieruness
trupptn i'm Gan 4nionio pab, Gdn'
Sslar;a. 9trus. ssstHiibtr, onsriffen.
g,on ben 4ann'ien purben Ie9sWonn
esi5btst unb fiinf p.rpunbst. Die
Rscisrunsstrubptn, bic untsr bem Be
feb beg S5tylt Wlirauba itanoen,
nj. ten faft scn3 aufseriebsn. Die
Ra6ii1t ipurre pon sinsm Ginsebores
n,n iibtrbrn9t. Der BON SaR 4ntos
MO pdb fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Zen boffdnSiihen gd)iffen
ipcroen bic Spblem ners
iueigert

pfli9tea mad ben Ser.
Staa.en 5uriid3us
tebren.
Wdfbinson, 3. g., 8. Oft.
Die RseierunJ bat ii9 enbsiiliig ses
ipei5trt. Dem Jampfer .ylieup 4ms
iIeroam" DON isr SonGubii4s Qmsris
innij 6en 2inir bic grlaubHib gum
ginnsbmen DOr aoblen gu sebsn, neil
Die bollanbiI4e RssisruHs ii1 Deisert,
sins garnntie rofiir su gs6en, baB oas
S9iii rad ben Der. Staaten 3Iriid>
.ebrt na40em ss lsins fir bic beIsii9e
9ilfs aOmmiFion beitimmte 2as
buns selDi6t rat.
Dies bebeurt offsnbar, bnB teins
Der pielen boaGnbH1en Sdiffs. bic
I'M Sdfen BON Rem gort Iiessn, auss
.nufer tdrf, ugnn ni9t SOannb bic
Grlaubnib sie5t, baB bic 0ompfer
anrpos fit bic amsritaHii9e Resies
runa bef0rDen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
SranSFifter
GolIen, ipie ,sem.fbst rirb. in ptr'
Idiebsnsu 5bsilen aaliforuisus
t6dtis fein.

Gan Tranetseo, 7. Sttober.
@Gbrenb Der lsbtsn "a Stunben ipur'
fs dus berffliebensu Tbeilsn bon Ras
lifornien Elm. game 4nsabl bon nus
seblid nuf 8rnnbitiftuua berubenbeu
sstuern aem.lbet, Bon beren bic mst'
ften In Gnsros sGru4tseT4dften itoits
flnb.n. Qlm WoEtog afenb iuurben
in Wob.ifo, Gal, biersts ptripnsn
ptrbaftet, ipelde man nit ben o6r
Tuern In gerbinoung hbingt, fpelh,
in Der Rndt BON Sonntas baieIbii
ousbrnhen.
Nus Gan Ditso tpirb aenelbei, baB
granbitiftsr, ipslf. iih pbospbors
tebienteH. IN umliegenben Stdbten
uHb Srif6oft.n tbdtia serpden paren.
9ipei anlagen, in benen 5ru6t gum
g.rfnnbt uepddt ipirb. iuurben .inse'
Gf6ert. Sdmmtlih. Gbnlibe anIagtn
in BEN Diiiritt ipsrben tepnff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

unO na9 bsm fdbtif9en 9oipitul ses
brdGt. mo jeOo4 nur nod Der Sob beg
BetbrlomeD feieeiteGt perbsn tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
3ie Srntpreife
Deiien in ben peridiebenen Stdoten
nm 2anbe einsu beoeutenbsu
llnterI6itb auf.

80 arlington, 8. Oftober. -
aus 9erid,tsn BON &ouiumentu IN
SO GtGbten unb SrtIdaften m allen
skiIen bes 2anbes sebt berpor. bdt
in ge,ua auf bic 9rotpreiie ein gro'
Fer lnierT6i.b beffebt. Der nitbrigits
prsis purbe aus pisdfnntDifte. q.
e., beridtet, roo Der pfrnbe2aib fur
it6s Gents pertauft tpirb. Su Rod
SaIf., 81; Gdf.port, Wains; Reb
gani, q. g; Miani. Stta.; Rafh'
bile, Smn.; laramie. @pc.; unb
gspport, R. g., tofiet berfsf6e 15
Gents. Sn pielsn Gtdoten I'm Weiien
urb in etli&en Gtdbten I'M Often
tutet EN- 2dib ron Is llnsen att
Gents, unb in stliden StGbten fDirb
Elm 3rpSlf ilnseu=aaib fiir flint Gents
ttrtauft.
Der mtritanif9e @tstton
full in Rem Dprt
berbatet.
Rem Dorf, 8. Oft. - Selus
Martine3, Gin Msritaner. tpel9er fiA
aepeieert bate, Dor Der auabebungs'
aommiIIipn su eri5einen auf ben
grunb, baB sr rneritanii9er 8iSstons
ful fei, ipurbe am Wiprtag Don Buns
bssdgenten Derbdftet unD BON BlEs
bsstommiifdr sipeds elmer uuterTas
duna mter 5000 giirgi4afi seiisat.
Martinss mar in isiner Saiiuns ron
bem meritanifben aonfui Suan Z.
Burns unferftiist iporben.
Gbinefsus g 4mussIer
perurtbeilt.
San Jrantisep, 8. Ottober.
SIN .biciis,n Der. Staoten Siitrtfts.
geridt betannten iib nnt Woutns
fiinf gbineTtn fhuIbis. an einer Der.
fh,p5rung befbsiligt setpsIsn gu Iein,
Die ben 8iped bate, GbiiteTen IN I'M.
pf.bliher Weiie bur4 ben 5afsn Don
Can Jroneiseo eirt3ufhmueeeln.
gbeiD G5cns Gee. Der bns 5aupt
elmer internationaIsn 8dnbe Don
gbinsens sS6uiissIeru fein foll, ipurs
be gu 18 Wonaien GefdnsIrib perurs
ibeilt. Die onbersu bier, bic ale Ges
iiinbntie otatIset. tnmen nit serius
gsren StraFtu baDon.
auf btutf@t efemente
aufmerfam sema@t.
Columbus, g.. 8. Ottober. -
Der Observation-Disclosures ers
bieIt ON Rontag cine gefhfDerbe Don
g, 9. @inioms, hsm praiibsnten bes
qibertn 2oun COMMITTEES Don Gltpes
Lamb, babinlautenb. baB probeiftfhe
SuisrFss in gsAbcetoH Goaata sis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
2lu9 ECUADOR
gereit, bic 8e3iebungtn
NIT 0eutf 9lanb absu.
bredbeu.

bre9eH.
Quito, Ecuador, 8. Dit. Der
9RiniIier beg 4tribsreu bat am wlon>
tag eine Aabelbepsi6e an bic 9es
iGnttihait G:uabors IN Gina. perl
gfi9id!, bes Jnbalts, bab Or. prI,
Bet bsuti9e 9sIanbte IN Peru unb
Ecuador, IN Gina po1ubaft. Don Der
eiesisrung Gcuabors nidt offisiea
tmpFanssn tpsrben piirbe. I'M 5alIs .r
beriuaeu iOLIts. nab Gaiabor gu ions
men.
Dem Or. perl purben unt Somss
lag bon Der Resisruns perus ieine
ydTe augsiteIli. Gs ipurbe bdnn BON
Gina aus beridtet, baB er ii9 na9
Eeuaoor begehrn piir6e. Die 5anbs
lung. peii, Der 9esieruns Geuabors 1T
70 3iemlidb slei6bebsutsnb nit einem
abbiud Der bipIomatrGsn 8e3tebuns
gen nit 9eutfflanb.
Bafbiugton, D. g.. 8. DIT.
Dr. psrl mar gum @eiaubten in peru
unb eluabor ernannt porben uub
bate mad Der ariesseriIdruns Der
Ser. Staoten isine Beglnubisungs
papiere per po't ua5 Quito seianbt.
q6er bi. Rsgierung BON ECUADOR
ipsigert. ii9, elm. iolde infprmeIIe
grGientiruns berielben an5uerisnuen.
Damn bate Der Gdanbte periu9t, bic
anertsnRuns ieinssStotus babur4 gu
srlangsn, bab sr .intn 4senteu na9
Quito ianbte, Der oIs geTadftstrdser
iungnen iollts. ober berielbe tpuroe
Iiht onertnnnt.
SieiIse D;pIcmatsu iinb isbo5
iibtrssuet, boB Geuabors Weigeruns,
ben gtfanbtsn gu empfansen. nitht
duf einsm 9rol berubte, ionbern bdB
Is eirx elnbeutlns Der a6ii4t mar,
ii9 ttr Mebr5abI Der iiibuueritoHiz
idSn Rationsn dii5uihIitBsu, bic iid
beteiii gesen Neuti9l1nb srtldrtsn.
arseutiui<a uEo G1ilt in SiistR
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-07-06
Traffic Laws of the Town of Roanoke Rapids, N. c.
Being Article II Of the Ordinances of the said TOWN.

SECTION l. No person shall ride
or drive a horse or other animal on
any street faster than the rate permit
ted motop vehicles, and at the intersec-
ton of Roanoke Avenue and Second
Street, horses and other animals must
not be driven faster than walk. No
one shall break any horse or other ami
NAL on any streets, hitch any horse or
other animal to any of the street trees,
telephone or electric light poles. For a
violation of this section, persons up
on conviction, shall be fined Twenty
five Dollars.
SEC. 2. No person shall stop any
vehicle on footway or common cross
ing for foot passengers, unnecessarily.
Anyone violating this section, upon
conviction, shall be fined One Dollar.
SEC. 8 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to make or cause to be made,
any holes or excavations, and leave
them uncovered so that they may be-
come dangerous to pedestrians on the
streets and sidewalks. Any person or
persons violating this section shall
upon conviction, be fined Five Dol
lars.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-07-06
Dye Il.

Dye II.
Tho use of Usage orange for making
dyes promises 90 be extensive. The
forest products laboratory Is leaking
Il census which shows that the supply
OF the wood is more than ample to
meet present needs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
Crater Lake DEVELOPMENT.

Crater Lake, deepest, bluest and
most marvellous trimmed and colored
lake in the wide world, will be made
more accessible to visitors this seas
on than ever before. The new Ma
tional Park Service has taken hold OF
its development in earnest and the
first result is a fast daily automobile
service from the railroad station at
Medford. Greg, up the picturesque
Rogue River Valley, to the inn on the
edge Of the rim.
Another practical improvement Is
the building of fine trail on an easy
grade from the top Of the volcanic
rim down TO the edge of the water.
The former trail made the descent OF
a thousand feet exceedingly brief in
duration; but the coming back was
a feat that taxed the sturdiest lungs
Many visitors did not see the won
ders of the lake from the launches
on its surface because OF the exhaust
ing climb back 10 the inn. The new
trail makes a detour among several
highly scenic spots and reaches the
waterside through a gentler and more
beaatiful canyon than the old. There
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
War the Controlling Force.

Tremendous recent earnings OF
the United States Steel Corporation
and its present we'll nigh impregnable
financial position should not be per-
mitted TO wink out of sight the fact
that the corporations present year
was 1914, when il earned not even a
full dividend for its preferred stock
and nothing at all for the common.
That year, it will be remembered.
witnessed the completion of a twelve
month of the Democratic Tariff law.
That year also witnessed the be-
ginning OF the European war, with
the unexplained business which it
brought us. The war has continued
a controlling force in American com
mercial development. The Dem
ocratic Tariff, perforce has been set
aside.
But il is still on the statute books
and when the war is over there will
be more years for the steel cor
poration like 1914. unless that law
is changed. And not for that only,
but also for all American industries.
Albany On. " Journal.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
Moonlight Picnic.

Miss Agnes Williams entertained
a large number Of her friends Fri
day evening at a moonlight picnic
given in honor of Miss Bessie Jarn-
agin of Roanoke, La, and Miss
Grace Shuts of Shultztown.
Those invited assembled on the
wide veranda and parlor and after
the enjoyment Of much good music
the crowd adjourned TO the base ball
ground, which was beautifully light
ed by numerous japanese lanterns
where these young people merrily
played and sung until the wee small
hours Of the morning.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
BALD KNOB.

July Sl.-A large crowd from this
place attended the singing convention
at Prentiss last Sunday. 1t was es-
timated that there were about 800
present and seven choirs. which made
good music and closed with the Ma
tional hymn, America" The next
convention will be at Monticello, the
fifth Sunday in September. There
will also be one at Rosine on the same
date.
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Leach, of
Horton, spent last week with Mr..
Charlie Smith and family.
Little Miss Ruth Wallace spent
Sunday with Little Miss Irene Crow
der.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
SINCE OUR LAST REPORT

JJ. shultz, r. 4, Beaver Dam, to
Kitty Bergman, Rochester.
Ernest Martin, Echols, to Pearl
Willett, Simmons.
Coleman b. Cundif, Buford, to
Annie Dale Baird, Buford.
Romie Taylor. Whitesyille, to
Mamie Chapman, r. 6. Hartford.
Eli NJ. Bennett, X. 5, Hartford. to
Letha A. Ward, r. 5, Hartford.
ollie Humble, r. /. Narrows, to
Andy Stidum, Narrows.
Arthur Mcdaniel, Rosine. to Marie
Craig, Rosine.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

Before we appear again, the Pri-
mary will have been an event OF the
past. II is presumed that the great
majority of the candidates have made
a fairly thorough canvass of the
county, and of course rather anxious
ly await the battle Of the ballots. all
but a very few must lose. We hope
and trust that, from the very great
number aspiring TO the various pO-
sitions, the very best amongst the
whole lot may be chosen on tomor-
row 10 bear the battle and carry the
banner to victory on November the
sixth, next. While we may have our
preferences, and do as matter OF
course in most cases, yet the choice
of the party shall be oar choice, their
fight shall be our fight and in the
victory Of the nominees, whoever they
may be we hope TO do our share, tho
il may be little, in some manner
we trust that we will be able 70 con-
tribute our mite. And so, let each
and every mothers son, candidate
in tomorrow's primary resolve within
himself, tho he may taste defeat,
that it can't be said when the Novem-
Der election shall have past, and be-
come history, that his opponent, the
one successful on August the 4th,
didn't get the best that | possessed.
In no other way can one succeed, by
no other method should a defeated
candidate ever succeed. Faithful
ness to a trust is the supreme trial
OF the most of US. He who remains
true under normal conditions de-
serves reward and is more than apt
10 receive it somewhere along the
journey, be it in politics, business
or otherwise. Let not single, SOL
itary, Whitney loser be found within
the ranks of those who fall out on
tomorrow.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
Opponents Vote Yes.

On the final roll-call several SEN
ators said to oppose prohibition voted
for the resolution. desiring they said.
TO have the wet and dry battle trans
ferred from the national capital to
the States and to prevent prohibition
propaganda from impeding other
matters before Congress.
A sharp contest was precipitated
over Senator Harding's amendment
to limit time for State action, but it
was supported by both vets and drys.
Senator Borah urged a time limit OF
ten days. but his amendment was re-
jected, 81 to 10.
An amendment by Senator Stone
requiring the Government to make
compensation for losses to liquor
manufacturers in carrying the prop
osed article into effect was defeated,
so TO 81. He insisted the provision
would be but justice to the large in
terests affected and Senator Williams
said contrary action would be rob
berry"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

On August 6, 7 and s, an Agricul-
tural Chautauua will be held at Ma
tanzas, and every farmer who can
possibly do so, should attend this
meeting. Scientific, or rather sensi-
bic farming. is the only kind that Of
ten pays. This meeting is for your
good, Mr.. Farmer. There is also
something good for the women on
the program. Mr.. Browder, County
Agent, deserves much credit for Sc
curing the able array of splendid tai
ent TO instruct and entertain at this,
real Farmers Chautauqua.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
WAR DRAFT.

Hartford, Ky, July 81, 1917.
Editor Hartford Republican:-Wil
you please publish the fact that will
on application, prepare. without
charge, the proper affidavit or paper
for any who claim exemptions from
the war draft.
j. S. GLENN. Attorney.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

will also be additional launches on
the lake
Other new trails are being con-
structed TO wonder places on the
rim. and the rim road for automobiles
is progressing.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
NOTICE.

For the purpose of doing justice
both TO the United States and to the
drafted men who are legally entitled
to exemption, will prepare, free OF
charge, such affidavits as are proper
and necessary, for any one who APP
plies to me for this service.
A. ID. KIRK,
Attorney at Law,
Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

Some OF the Russians drunk with
imaginary freedom, since the over
throw Of one despot, Nicholas, by
their failure 10 fight invite a calamity
OF grayer character, perhaps. When
Kaiser Bin voluntarily gives any por-
tiol OF Russia freedom IL will be
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

The red eyed vets and wet eyed
drys in Congress have cost this coun-
try just about as much as all OF the
Pro-German plotters and spies put
together, Let's inferno the whole
blooming bunch.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
DELAY IN OPENING or
NATIONAL GUARD CAMPS

Washington, Aug, delays in
preparing national guard mobliza-
ton camps, the War Department an.
nounced today, will postpone their
opening about two weeks.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

enacted today Brief, spirited speeches
under a ten-minute limit, were made
to crowded galleries, with the Senate
sweltering in one OF the hottest sum
mer days.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03
STRAY STREAKS.
(By Fluke McFluke.)

| Lee Simmerman swears by all the
powers in Coon Hollow, that, on his
way up town TO the show the other
night he caught the master Bull
frog OF the whole Rough River val
! ley Lee says the aforesaid frog was
at least two feet from tip to tip and
weighed no less than pounds.
Mr.. John Thomas says that the
woodpeckers have everlastingly made
sleeves of the smoke stacks Of Capt.
]. W. Ford and Ed, Lem & Co. DR..
Pirtle on learning OF this inroad OF
the destructive pests, volunteered TO
put rubber tips on that portion of the
said birds with which they do their
pecking, provided they were brought
, TO his office.
Aug. ., II: Ernest Birkhead is
going to greensboro today and along
about 3 o'clock I'm gonna get about
dimes worth OF lemberger, or linn
berger, don't know how you spell
it, but at any rate between US two,
we are going to have an old fashion,
ed Dutch lunch, with Birk doing the
major portion in the Yellowbanks.
Hot? Gee whiz, fellows B. V.
DIS. feel like IL ounce flannel and IL
it vast for the majesty Of the law
would even discard those things.
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My wife said she had always heard
you could feed two as cheap as one,
but after l had gnawed the corn of
OF the 5th cob the other day she low
ed as how she would hate like blazes
to feed a double team such as me.
Said something about having me
sheared up and putting me on the
market while they were high. Wonder
what she meant?
Silas Stevens and Joe Bellamy Just
are wondering whether il would be
either of them, or just a common
Smith, or merely a Wedding, or per-
haps only a Martin, or maybe Just a
plain Cook, we were going TO have in
the County Judges Office during the
next four years, and then Birks
Tichenor was heard TO remark, we
May
Primarily speaking, we guess along
about this time next week we won't
have 40 or so fellows putting that 8
horse power grip on our good right
claw and at the same time landing
on our left rheumatic shoulder with |
a regular Jack Johnson punch, ey-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

Will it be bonnet or just stiff
katie, the Republicans will SHE into
the ring for Superintendent OF Schools
tomorrow?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

Only slight scattering damage was
sustained by the heavy rain fall of
last Thursday evening, and crops as
a whole, are better thruout Ohio
county, than for a number of years.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

One fellow says wipe the Sub
marines of the ocean, how can you
with so much water in the way? They
won't come ashore.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

With coal at or near cents at the
mines, we see nothing TO prevent the
Barrons from permanently retiring
after the war is over.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

another great day for rejoicing.
These rebellious Russians are getting
a lesson in the hard school Of ex-
perience. 49, 40
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-03

Poor old China, like Mexico, can't
get her name on the front page more
than once or twice in each month.