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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15

SAASS. ~
lem, re duch moi laknie samod-
reczenia, re chocbym mial zawyt
IL bolu, music p~rzeczytae te ksiai
Ike i pic ia, pic do dina.
Vice b.flcm dis W noc.y pod
Grayclotte IL Bartkiem zdobywa
lem sztandary francuskie i Bart
klein, gruchotalem czerepy turko
SOW i z Bartkiem bra}em pruskie
Orderly i piec talarow cd pana
Steinmetza. A potem wroci}em z
MIN do Pognebina widzia}eni
jak dzieci polskie katuje nauczy-
ciel pruski i mscilem sic razem z
Bartkiem i razem z MIN siedzifem
W wiezieniu j razem z MIN SEED
lem ma poniewierke, gdy 60 Mem
cy z chaty ojcowej wygnali, !
wpatrywa}em sic W krzyz polski,
kt6ry wyciagaf mad MIN mokre
cd deszczu ramona.
Hej! graz kapelo pruska Bart
XII juz ida. [ W garscie pluna i z
cienkiego konca chwyca karabin
i ml6cic beda jak cepem. DIS:
"Nochist Pollen mich verloren',
|jutro: deutschland, Deutsch-
land ueber allies; i "polnisches
Vieh" i "deutsche Wacht an der
Wcichsel''.
Ale co to? w Bartku cos jeklo.
Czy pamietacie, jak to pruskie
soldaty do chaty lesnika sprowa-
dzi1y dw6ch polskich zolnierzy W
francuskich mundurach. Roman
czycy! Uciekli z kraju, ably pod
sztandarami Francyi bic sic "a
Polske z Prusakami. Schwytano
ich. Jutro maja bye rozstrzclani,
a Bartek stoi ma stray i slucha,
slucha, - tamci sic modla pc pol
sku.
III chlopem dzia1y sic divine
rzeczy. Il poczatku ogarnelo go
zdziwienie i w~ytrzeszcza} ma jci-
cow oczy i starai sic zroznmiec,
co, m6wia. Toz oni przyszli bic
Niemco6w, zeby Poznallczykom by
10 lepiej, a Oh bill Francuzow, &c
by Poznanczykom bylo lcpicj. l
tych dwoch jutro rozstrzclaja
Co to jest? A zeby sic talk ozwal
do mich? zeby i'm powiedzial, re
on sw6j czlowiek, re mu ich zal.
Maggie z}apalo GO cos "a gardlo. |
60 on i'm powic? Czy ich wyratu-
'jc? TO i jego rozstrzelaja. Hcj re
|ty! co sic z MIN dzicje? Zal go tax
dust, lie nic moze eustae na miejscu
Bartek nic ME ukrad], a tax mu
sic zdawalo, jakby co ukradf i
jakby sic bal, &c so z}apia. Otto
nogi dygoca pod MIN, karabin cle
Nv mu strasznie i cos go dust, jak
by wielki place.
, A jency polscy modlili sic:
."Badz... wola... Twoja!.
- O! Jezu! wye cos W pier
siach Bartka!- Jczu!
"Nie! on juz ME wytrzyma d1u
lei. Chwila jcszcze: a krzyknie
"Paniczu! toe ia ch}op.' Potem
Drzez okno.... W las. Mech
sic dziejc, co chcc!'
Ale wytrzyma}. Nazajutrz, jeh
COW rozstrzelano. A Bartek pill,
jpil.. no! i zalaf robaka. "a w
bitwach bywa1, jeszcze okrutniej-
|szy niz dotad; zwyciestwo sz}o W
jego slady.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
], Bremond, Tex.
N. 3. p. j. Oh.

n. 3. p. j. Oh.
Szanowna Redakcyo i Czytelnicy
Wiarusa!
Donosze smutna wiadomosc II.
re 28go lutego w nocy, jacys ME
mani rabusie wywalili czy tez wy
wazyli Cd naszego kosciola drzwi
i zabrali 8 kielichy i przybory do
Oleju sw. i inne pozlacanc rzeczy
lyle, &c bylo tego 8 sztuk i splon-
drowali caly kosci61, tax re pobu
dzi}o las do p}aczu, a najbardziej
il nasz wielce ukochanyProboszcz
ks [. j. Szyma1ski tax sic tenn
zmartwil, IL 1go marca ME m6gl
odprawic mszy swietej. Me chodzi
10 to.iz nam zrobil strate- nay be-
dziemy. mice jeszcze kosztowniej-
SIZE rzeczy, ale zrobil wielka krzy
VIDE kosciolowi.
Nawct pozlacany kluczyk cd
tubernaculum zabrali. Wszystkic
aparaty koscielne byly rewidowa-
he tn W naszem Bremond, to jest
obojetnosc pomiedzy polskim ma
rodem. Ia TAXA zbrodnia powinna
parafia~obieca nagrode, toby sze
ryf takich zfodziei schwytali.
Druga rzecz jest tai: nasi kato
licy to obsiedlaja sic kolo protes-
tanckich kosciolow a ME PREY
swoim. Tutaj wprowadza sic jaka
kobiecina do miasta, czyli osiedla
sic to pewna ME ia to, ably tylko
plotki, czyli pc polsku baje o.
nosic, ale ably Bogu podziekowac
"a zdrowie i "a swoj sedziwy wick
Tutaj jest W okolo kosciola bar
dzo DUO ziemi do zamieszkania
ola takich babk6w i dziadk6w, i
MONA ia tanio nabyc.
Dnia 3go Ago i 5go marca mic
lismy tutaj mr6z i snieg, IL co by
10 ma wierzchu to wszystko zmarz
10, nawet cebule, a teraz zn6w
jest cieplo tylko nieco wiatru.Far
merry ukonczyli sianie kukury-
dry czyli korny, a rozmyslaja O.
'sianiu bawelny i peanuts.
Teraz chcialem napisac cos 0
naszych "Nowinach Texaskich',
ale ogladam sic aby~pan Redaktor
ME przycion mi drzwiami nosa.
Jest to czlowiek bardzo inteli-
gentny, tylko Sp6ka Wydawnict-
wa bardzo .szczedzi ma papierze,
to on pan Redaktor wszystkie ko
respoRdencyes otrzyma j do kosza
naklada - to jest krzywda ola
czytelnika; j tax W naszem Texas
Jest .dosyc papieru to ME potrze-
ba tax oszczedzae.
Nasz. ukochany Ks. I. J. Sly
mansk zaprosil sobie szessciu Sksie
y, gdyz-u mas ma sic odbyc 4Osto
godzinne nabozenstwo, I. j.l2
Is marca. #=
M. Korespondent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15

!, Hej! warczcie bebny j graf Ia
|pelo pruska! Bartki juz idal
Czy znacie operetke niemiecka
"Polnisches .Blat9' To- macy
"folska krew.'' Naprawde, bar
do dowcipna operetka! Cd cite
|rech lat ME schodzi z afisza. Ora
ia ia ciagle. W Berlinie, Wiedniu,
Dreznie, Hamburger. l ludMe
niemieccy smieja sic ma niej, smile
ia az do 1ez.
Tam zawsze smieja SIZE. q
"Krwi polskiej.'
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

life TO come back goes without say
ing. Those who have witnessed the
almost contemptuous attitude he as
sumes toward the investigating sub
committee are almost convinced that
he is counting n resolution of eXpul-
sion from the Senate. When he
tossed his letter on the table before
the subcommittee. made a series OF
low salaams and departed without
offering to answer any questions
there was a meaning in his actions
the Badger State solon can under
stand. Translated into tho modern
vernacular it was as II he said 10 the
committeeman:
you poor prunes; do your worst.
defy you.
There are we'll informed persons
here who really believe that Senator
La Toilette will he disappointed 10
the Senate does not cvpol him. Re
Id!hl'S" 'i the ISSUES 'IEfhucTcu ~
the war there is no doubt that i'm
Wisconsin there Is q lonC-standing
and dCep-seated prejudice against the
United States Senate as "a rich mems
club" and an adroit campaigner like
La Toilette. appearing in the role Of
a martyr, might he expected TO make
the most of that natural feeling of
hostility toward the upper branch Of
Congress. AS to whether or not the
Senate will expel La Toilette can not
be forecasted at this time.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
THE ALLEN COUNTY CASE.

The Hartford Herald says of the
Allen county case heard in the Court
of Appeals Tuesday: However, on
yesterday the Court of Appeals de-
cided in case from Allen county
that the clerk had no right to with
hold the name of n Democratic nomi-
nee from the ballot simply because
the candidate did not himself file the
certificate which the clerk issued to
him."
This statement, whether made
through transformation or with the
purpose to mislead, is absolutely
without any foundation whatever in
fact. We speak from positive in
formation from an unimpeachable
source in saying the Court OF Appeals
rendered no part of the decision
quoted. That court simply sustain
ed the injunction without any state
ment whatever of its reasons for do
ing so. as is its usual custom in
passing on questions of petty litiga-
ton.
The facts in the Allen county case
were. that the candidate swore that
he did, in fact, file with the clerk his
certificate within the time limit spec
flied by law, and the clerk swore that
he did not do so. leaving a question
of doubt which it seems the court
gave the candidate the benefit Of In
the Ohio county case the Democratic
candidates did not allege they filed
or offered to file their certificates Of
nomination. but relied on the fact
that they were not required by law
to do so.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

but not otherwise, and there will be
no reception committees to meet
him IL he can dodge them. Further
more, there will he no dinners
thrown" in his honor II he can side
step them.
From now until Congress recon
venes in December will be Secretary
Bakers open season for visiting the
army camps but he intends to do it
his own way.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

"Our fair" friends, the Democrats,
recently redistricted Ohio county
with view to capturing the Fiscal
Court, but bad luck followed the
venture. First, the court held the
trick could not work for four years
yet; now another court has declared
that the candidates for magistrates
in the districts they had cannot go
on the ballot. But. anyway, their
redistricting scheme showed they
meant to be fair"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
THE MIST CLEARED

The party county qualify
ballot approaching election has
the
all for in regard
to reproduce opinion the Court of Appeals the case of Dob
Cius which exactly parallel and states the law lucid
the
with similar case Inc opinion was written py Judge luher democrat
Crecelius
prohibiting certifying the
Thiryxth Legislative
District OF this state composed of the counties OF Clinton and Wayne
Dobbs
that district W.
Dobb filed with Secretary
State his certificate of nomination. the m day Of October 1915 Allen
filed official his certificate nomination
Allen
Clinton Allen Republican
printed on the official ballots to be used at the election on November End
W did Allen file his certificate
be filed less than thirty
of State the right after the expiration of the time
prescribed by receive and file his Office certificate nomna
ton?
The primary
Statutes subsection &c. after fixing the day upon which county
providing
shall
Secretary of State then fixes the day which the State
Election Commissioners shall the Capitol the
slater further provides:
completed the tabuaon and of the
primary
candidate each political party
evg the highest number Of votes for the office for which he was
nomination which certificate shall not less than h
the day which the general November election is held
be in e the Secretary State"
Maesy question filing of the certificate
Counting the fourth day of October there were only twenty
and therefore
nomination not filed in time
whether provision OF the statute quoted
difficulty
ST. provision in the statute
candidate who had filed his
the election had right to have his name
similar held to be mandatory in
l.oon VS.
provision this court
/. &c case o. Hook said:
Assembly enacted this mandatory
the clerk that
printed and distributed among
the election and without
mportuned by candidates and their friends
OF
applies statute this the Secretary OF
county
100 counties the State the names of not only the nominees
certify to them the names OF the
larger than county and
legislative give to the Secretary OF
intervening between the time hca OF nomination are
with him required to certify the same
make and correct GER
U1oates.
OF the right to have his
printed his fellow citizens they so
him; the statute quoted being
n'atory there from it,
"ro o dissolve the injunction s overruled.
cr Miller JUDGE ana Mum sat With me tho
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
BEAVER DAM.

Mr.. II. l.. Rumage returned to his
home here from Louisville Tuesday
night TO visit his family. where he
will remain till Sunday
Miss Ida Kuhn, of Rowena, Ky. is
expected in town this week TO visit
Miss Innis Stewart.
Mrs. Mary Holt, of Dyersburg,
Tenn, returned to her home Tuesday,
after making a two weeks visit to
her daughter, Mrs. II. l.. Rumage.
A Halloween party will be given
by Miss Matte Baltzell at her home
in honor of the Senior Glass.
Mrs. b. II. Rumage has returned
home from Evansville, where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sudie Williams.
Mrs. Artie Arbuckle and Mr.. Roma
King, of Central City, are in town
visiting their parents. Mr.. aSd Mrs.
John King. Mr.. King has been sick
for several days.
Mr.. Nose Maddox is at home visit
ing his family. Mr.. Maddox works
in Louisville.
Mr.. Orville Hodge has returned to
Detroit after'a visit to his father, Mr..
John Hodge.
Mr.. Frank Cooper and Mr.. Roscoe
James, who have been sick for some
time, are in the store at work again.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
AMENDMENT
IS iNDORSED
Frankfort State Journal Prints Strong
Editorial Favorina Adoption OF
Constitutional Amendment And
Pointing Out Its Advantages

The strong resolutions adopted by
the Frankfort Chamber OF Commerce
fayoring the Constitutional Amend
ment relating to the purchase Of tclc-
phone lines are meeting with favor
throughout the state. Among other
papers which have endorsed this ac-
ton editorially is the Frankfort State
Journal, which recently published the
following editorial:
Amend The Constitution
THE action of the Chamber Of Com
mercc. in pledg'ng its efforts to the
adoption OF the Constitutional Amend
ment relating 10 the purchase OF telp-
phone lines, and in calling upon other
commercial bodies TO support il, is
both wise and timely
Two telephone lines in the same.
community. each contending for sub
scribers, is a nuisance-an expensive
nuisance-to the public, and has been
too long tolerated. When the busy
merchant farmer or professional man
takes up his telephone. he wants to
talk and talk quickly; and to be told
that the party sought has the other
line naturally stirs his resentment
Two exchanges in the same town
mean that the business and profes-
sional man must maintain both, and
this he should not be required to do.
Telephone service should be univer-
sal among telephone users; every tel.
ephone user should be able 10 reach
every other telephone user, over his
own phone.
The present Constitution OF Ken
lucky was written when the telephone
business was in its early infancy, and
in it was written that one telephone
company could not acquire by lease
or purchase, the lines OF cOmpet-
ing company, with the result that in
every municipality where there have
existed two telephone systems, how
soever much Chamber of Com
merce or a City Council wished to
have only one, they could get rid OF
neither without wrecklng one. Both
lines were doomed TO continuous exist
ence, In spite OF the fact that gener-
ally neither was prosperous, or giving
TO the public satisfactory service.
State authorities and local councils
have complete power OF regulation of
telephone companies.
"The General Assembly adopted the
pending amendment 10 the Constitu.
ton, permitting one telephone com
pany to purchase the lines of anoth-
er, provided the City Council and the
State authorities should approve the
purchase; without that approval no
purchase can be made. This amend.
ment was passed by the House Of Rep
resentatiyes without dissenting vote,
and by the Senate with only one mega
tive vote, Such a vote is an indication
Of the widespread interest in the
amendment and the demand for the
relief ii will bring. The public inter
est Is fully protected.
1--WE cannot too highly commend the
Chamber Of Commerce in its efforts
to secure the adoption OF this amend.
ment by the voters. The State Jour,
nal rs i'~ the amen 'mont, and will add
~ ghosts 90 those no $50 Cha~rlar OF
2 ,., the al- ion
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Only one Democratic candidate will
appear on the ballot at the election
Tuesday, that of Chas. II. Morris for
Attorney General. However, our
Democratic friends who hope to run
for office next time will have to vote
for him, although he has no opposi-
ton, as the primary law required the
candidate to take an oath that he
has voted the Democratic ticket at
the last election, as a qualification TO
go on the ballot.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
LA Toilette WILL
MAKE RACE AGAIN
SENATOR BELIEVES HE WILL BE
OUSTED; ~ NOT WOR-
RIED.

Washington, Oct.-Senator Robert
NJ. la Toilette, of Wisconsin, expects
TO he ousted from the Senate.
After he is ousted he expects to
prove his ability to come back"
These statements are not in the ma
ture of random guesses, but are bas-
cd on reliable information as to the
Wisconsin Senator's mental attitude
toward the inQuisition now going on
in the Senate Committee on privileges
and elections. of which Senator Pom
creme. of Ohio. is chairman.
If the Senate Gusts La Toilette he
will Immediately announce himself a
candidate for reelection to the Sen
ate at the special election which will
lie held to choose his successor He
will not wait until the ink on the ex-
polling resolution is dry until he
makes this announcement. Then he
will hasten back TO Wisconsin to get
his forces in shape for what UNI
doubleday would prove TO be the most
dramatic senatorial contest ever was-
ed in this country.
Ii would be contest on which the
eyes OF the world would be riveted
and there is no doubt that the Nation
al Administration and forty-sevca
other States would take the deepest
kind OF an interest in the outcome.
There is abundant ground for the
belief that Senator La Toilette. al
ways a lover of the dramatic. would
almost welcome such a contest and
that he would make the fight of his
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Our fair" neighbours attention is
respectfully called to decision of the
Court of Appeals, appearing else
where in this issue, in which Demo-
cratic Secretary of State refused to
put a Republican candidate on the
ballot, and the Republicans certif-
cate of nomination was right there in
the Secretary of States Office too.
Verify, it makes much difference
whose OK, etc.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
BAKER WILL VISIT
CAMPS INCOGNITO

Washington, Oct. z7.-Secretary
of War Baker has adopted the plan
of visiting army camps incognito.
He has found that Reception Com
mittees, brass bands, dinners and
the like hamper him in his efforts to
ascertain the true conditions at the
army camps, so he intends to cut ont
the frills and travel unheralded and
without Identification marks.
Ofieers and men at Camp Taylor,
Louisville, may expect a small, we'll
dressed man with a brisk stride to
show up at the camp any day and be-
gin looking around without the loa9t
ceremony T' ANYBODY a'00q him
D.. .,.,.-r- -.H .'..r w.. p ,,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
On your ballot Tuesday you will

On your ballot Tuesday you will
find a constitutional amendment to
be voted on, to allow competing tele-
phone lines to merge, or one to pur-
chase the other. The present law
prohibiting such action on the part
of telephone companies works an UNI
necessary hardship, especially on
business Offices by the necessity re-
quiring them to keep two lines in
their Offices. Experience generally
has proven the mistake of the con-
stitutional requirement, and now that
the people have an opportunity to
correct it they should do so. The
public generally approve the repeal
and there will probably be very few
votes against the amendment. Vote
yes.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

For the future guidance of our
Democratic friends we quote from a
decision of the Court of Appeals in
the case of Brody VS.. Hook: The
appellant must suffer the conse-
guences of the error of his legal rep
resentatives, who were the chairman
and secretary of the nominating con-
vention, who failed to notify appellee
within the time limit of appellants
nomination as required by law"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Because we said last week that
Judge Glenn was lawyer of ability
and that a certain Democratic lawyer
was unskilled in election law the
Herald thinks we are inconsistent
But neighbor, the unskilled lawyer
referred to was not Judge Glenn. We
had reference to the attorney who
told candidate Bennett that he did
not think he had to file his certiti-
cate of nomination.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

The election will soon be over and
then let us all return to the prac-
ties of brotherly love and enter in
to a covenant of charity and general
goodwill to men. Politics should
never be allowed to interfere with
the good relationship that should ex-
list between friends, and let us hope
no bitterness shall exist when the
smoke of battle has cleared away.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

to have seen all the Hoses" 60 10
the post. But the primary law was
Of Democratic making and the de-
cisions interpreting IL were all made
by a Democratic Court OF Appeals.
and our Democratic friends come
with poor grace now to plead the
baby act
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
The Republican candidates, an,

The Republican candidates, and
the party generally regret that ian
unfortunate oversight" as a Demo-
cratic attorney expressed it, prevent
ed the Democratic ticket going on
the ballot, but there was no legal
roroo1v Clerk BlanFerehiD or Chair
man Barrass could apply to correct Il.
Tine courts had determined that mat
tor many times before The Ronub-
l',an poll showed a majority for the
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

The Liberty Loan bond sale in Ohio
county was an immediate success,
and a large measure of the credit for
it is due TO bankers, J. II. Barnes,
of Beaver Dam, and Rowan Holbrook
of Hartford. who pushed the matter
to an immediate conclusion.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Remember American citizens, that
our own dear boys are now under the
death hail Of German artillery, and
that no sacrifice is too great for as
10 make to support them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

"Is the office of County Clerk one
of public trust or political snap?"--
Hartford Herald. Since the Demo-
Gratis run for it at the polls and then
sue for it in the courts every four
years it looks like they regard it as
a political snap.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

We cordially invite the Hartford
Herald to quote yer batim the decis-
ion of the Court of Appeals in the
Allen county case which it referred
10 this week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

We should be glad 10 announce
the date of the flag raising, if there
is really going TO be any raising, but
we gre unable to get any Information
in r0r1rd TO IT, The committee Sc
'.. .. '.T time g"r. and
&'. .-"- -. -y-.~I lhy polo a.I
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

The much heralded price fixing of
coal by Food Commissioner Garfield
has gone the pipe dream route, and
the coal barons have free rein to
again fleece the public.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

The Socialist knew they had to file
their certificates of nomination in or
der TO get on the ballot, and they
didn't have any lawyers at all to ad-
wise them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

delivered IL in front Of the court
house where Il eth lies a silent re-
proach to che patriotism OF Ohio
county. Such neglect is difficult to
excuse.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Republican County Chairman, Ed
Barrass, did not need the advice Of
an attorney to get his ticket on the
ballot,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02
The Hartford Herald boasts of tn

The Hartford Herald boasts Of the
fairness of the Democratic clerk of
Daviess county in placing the names
of the Republican candidates on the
ballot. But, neighbor, he less had
to" for his own candidates were in
the same boat
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Our Democratic friends have not
yet filed a suit before the High Nabob
of Timbucktoo.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Only few years ago we were all
berating the bloated bOndholders and
now Ohio county is alive with them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

The Koran, the sacred book OF the
was divulged by Mo-
manned in 610.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Barksdale Hamlet-do you remem-
Der him-has bought the Adair Couu-
ty News.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-11-02

Law suits seems TO be the Demo
Gratis long suit, election times.