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Sc va a aplazar Ell
iurado de la
Sra. Saulles

NUEVA YORK Agosto 22.-Ii
estado de salud de la sonora BLANCA
E~rrazurriz de Saulles, que desde prin-
c;nios del mes Sc encuertra detenIda
on l. carcel del Condado de Nassau,
Dor ell asesinato dc su esposo Mr.
John Longer de Saulles, ha vuclto a
desmciorar en- los ultimos dlas, y la
rcfcrida DANA sc cncuentra otra
en- ell pcricdo dc agotamiento y pos
TRACTION agudo.
FL doctor Guy Clcghorn, 81 mcd'-
GO dc Ia Carccl, cxpreso hallarse con.-
plctamentc descoucertado por 81 caso
Birs De Saulles. pucs no parecc Que
ella rcSpcuda al tra.amlento medic" y
QUO la sido somctida' ~Frccucntc y
facilmcntc Ia pacicute sc ponc Ell un
cstado dc tatiga que Ia obliga a estar
Ia mayor partc del tempo cn cana.
81 la mcncionada dana continue
sin mejorta nirguna, 10 mas Ptoeapie
cs que habra neccsidad dc suspen-
der 0 ~aplazsr ell Jurado por algunos
mases, con cl fin dc pcrmitir que puc-
da rccobrarSc, para que pueda sopor'
tar las Euertcs emocioncs quo ell Ju'
RADIO habra dc proporciunarle.
NJ. Charles +. Weeks, Fiscal del
Distri-J, Ia estado preparando Ell eH-
pedieute para quo cl case Sc examine
en- Octubrc. pero 81 ID cnEermedad
dc la senora dc Saulles hacc ;mpoSi-
bic In verificacion del Jurado en- csa
Gpoca, ccnsentira de buena voiunt:d,
segun NJ manifestado, Ell que SC pos
ponga para una Gpoca mas apropla-
ia.
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FL. CORIERNO AMERICANA I'm.
VIARA SU RESPuESTA FOR
CCNDuCTO d. IMGLhTERRA

WASHINGTON, AGosto - - u
gob!erno de'los Estad"s umldcs toda-
Va 40 ha acusado recljo &C Il nota
dc pa del Para ~Bencd2cto: pero /"
hara CT hrs"e, Ssgpu - sabe, rcr
ccndn@1y lei M.nisteco De Ee!ac!o-
MS, EN!erlore@ IL Il Gran Erstana.
qne fnc quicn ic trasn,lt!o IA ccr2unl.
cacicn, prcsentandcla al Enhgja4os
Americana en- LondrsS, para IL re
mission 4 cs!a capital.
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SALON DE LECTURA PARA LOS
SOLDADOS.

In uno de los PARTICIPATES temples
dc San Antonio, ci temple 6cth-tl,
Sc ACADIA de abrir VII magnifiro salon
dc l~ectura, para q uso dc los solda-
dos dc la guarnicion DC San Antonio.
En- cl. ademas dc bucna can>iJad
de libros Y dc periodicos dc todas
classes. los soldados e~neuentran todo
10 uecesario para escribir 81 CORES
p~cndencia.
Use hcmenajc DC ID iglcs!a al cjGr-
cito, ha sido muy bien recibido y CO.
nsntsSp fsTossb!smsnts
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de aIenianes
conspiradores en-
este pals

SiCUX FALLS, s. D., AgoSto %.
Ounce subd!tos alemanss fueron
a,restados aver en- Trip, Condado dc
Hutchinson, dc este Estado, poE las
autoridades federales, acusados dc
~violacion q Ia icy, de! Espioraje, Sc
gun SC dice en- las noticias recibidas
hoy Ell esta ciudad. Los detenidoS
fueron coEducidos d Yanhton, S. D., =
araigadoS per cl Comisionado de los
Estados Unidos, Z. T. White, mIen-
tras So cfcctQan suS JuradoS.
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EDIFICIOS CONCLUDES.

En- esta Semana, qucdaran .definl-
tiyamentc ~concluidos y abiertoS mVy
uronto al plblico, Ia casa de conner
clio y 81 circ, que Sc CONSTRUCTION, CT
breve tempo, frcnte al Teatro Ro-
val, en- IL Gale de Houston.
Ha sido quitada II barda dc ma
dera quc cstorbaba cl paso del pu-
blico, y este pucde darse cuenta "a
de Ia elegancia dc ambas cdificaclo-
nos
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CUANDO SALDRA FL GENERAL
Parker

Auu Sc cncuentra en- San Antonio
despu3s dc 81 ultima vista de- us
po~ccion, al campo dc pr&cr:ca ~
Arthur, CT general James Parker, AZ
tualmcntc Jefc del DEPARTMENTS Nj
litar de Sur, y quicu. Scgin dijIm"s
va, SC trasladara eu bgcvc j ton&1
Fl manGo dc Ia ~guarniciou de Waco
Texas.
Probablemente 4 prIncipios de Il sc
mana ~entrante, 0 d fines de Ia pre-.
,cntc. Ell General Parker 2~bandonaT&
/ San Antonio definitIvameate, paCa
If i tomar possession dc St uucyo Gil
cargo.
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Ell R~ECLUTAMIENTO PARA LA
MARINA.

La oficina dc reclutamicnto pare
Ia Marina dc Estados Unidos, que Sc
habia clausurado hace algunas Sc
manas, ACADIA dc abrirsc nucvamcnte
lara enlistar solo un reduc!do hume
70 de hombrcs.
Esta al frente de Ia dicha oflcina.
ell sargento Z. ". Giles.
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QUIEN SUSTITUIRA AL GENE
RAJ PARKER

Sc Id ycnido rumoraudo lnsistc.-
temente, que qulen sustituira al Gene
raj Parker, en- cl maMdo supreme del
Departamento MiIitar del Sur, scra
cl General Ruckmau.
Aun cuando sobrc este rumUT nc
hay todavia confirmation nlnguna, Sc
cree que sea cleric, y Que c! dicho
general, no tariara CT ilcgar a est.
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aprehendido un
1medico curadoy
de viicios

|
NUEVA YORK, Agosto 22.-La
policia de esta ciudad ACADIA de descu-
brir uno de los antroS en- que Sc o.
cIltan los vicios practicados por cier-
tas gentes que frecuentan las socie-
dades modernas. Ell la forma dc IN
consultorio y 3aia dc p~acientcs de un
medico dc esta ciudad, cl doctor Ed
win Z. Gardner, que ticnc cstableci-
das Sis oficinas en- Ia casa numcro
2!a Lc la Gale u al 0cStc.
~ mcncionado %aleno ha sijo de-
tep;do por los agcntcs del Service
Sccrctc. y hs $ido arraigado bajo el
cargo dc rio.aci1n :: "a ley federal.
rclativa al cmplco y vcnta dc marco
ticos Y alcaloidcs Y cn general dro-
gas cstimuladoraS dc ciertOs vicios
destructores del ORGANISING y de las
f~acultades humans. La fianza im.
puesta-al galeno como arraigo, ha 81"
do &c diez mi! d6!ares.
Los agcntcs del ccrvicio sccrcto han
hccho uE dctallaGo relate, del raid"
que cfcctuaron en- las oficinaS del
cjtado mcdicO, la nochc anterior q Su
apprehension, Y gcaciaS al cual Sc dcsru
brio que RI consultorjo y Sala dc pa
c:cnteS dc dicho doctor, no era, on
realldad. mas Que I'LL centre dc yicio,
en- 81 qu" ia hombrcS y mujereS
fucron cogidos ri ~flagEantc dclito.
Eombrca y mujeres dc todaS cla-
SIS y condicioues socialcs formahau
Ia clientcla del doctor Gardner, uia
gran parte dc Ia cuaI, fuG ~atrapada cn
las ofic!naS del menc;onado doctor.
Aigunas &c las personals que ALI Sc
encontraban, Gran actores = aCtTiceS,
otroS abogados : otros honbrcs de re-
goc!oS. Uno &c elloS era I'm popular
compoSitor dc c~ancioncS. Dos dc las
senoras quo risitaban al medico, son
damas DC gran sociedad qac tenian
sus iimusincs d Ia puerta del consul
toric. Una dc cstas senoras, llevaba
a~iliajas valuadas en- veinte mil dola-
-es. QUO ofrccio a los ageateS del Sc:-
vicio secreto, 81 ie pcrmitian cscapar
! nc tomGr ST. nombrc.
Sin embargo, los nombres dc los
clientes, no Sc revelaran, en- vista dc
que ningunas acuSaciones SC han he
cho contra ellos, aunque algunos qui-
"a can obligados a servir dc tcsti-
Cos; cuando la causa del medico Sc llc-
We = Jurado.
II icfc del llamado "escuajrop 70
lante' del Seryicio secretc, Richard
lancy, habIa estate recroicndo Uu~
merosas quejas contra el doctor Card
her. 6esde hacla varlas senlanas, q
que 10 decidlcron i emprender una
cru2sda contra los Tlcladores de Ia
ley que proh,be Ia vent2 dc n~arcotI-
. : droges, J e~lercer y estrs"ha
vs!Lanc,a zcbre 81 n~enc!oaadc gale
NJ
ar. Gancey = 9!ros cuatro agenLes
Secretoy resclvieron Iia@e- IN 'raid'
Ell lbs oficinas del doctcr, y al efecto.
CT martes pasado. POGO anEes de Ia :eis
dc Ia tarde. SC presentarou cn cl con-
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Nacimicntos

I'm nino del matrimonjo Elias Hc-
rro.-Cailc n. Lecna I2l.
Tn uino del matrimonio Juan Mar
tine3. Gale Jean ISL.
Tn nino del matrimonio \. J. 70
birson.-CaI!s Macon los.
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Oportunamentc hemos venido pu-
blicando en- las columns de este pc
-i6dico, las p~rotestas que han apare-
lido en- este pals y en- Ell nuestro, en-
contra de la derogacion de Ia Consti-
tuci6n de 1857, decretada en- Quereta-
70 por los legislatures del carrancis-
mo.
Hoy tenemos a Ia vista Un cjcm-
ia. dc la protesta additional que, fir
NADIA por TODD" los .iefcs y o~flclales
le las distintas divisioncs que inte-
raj cl cjGrc!to revo!ucionario del
Sur.
Este documentO, que vlene u agre-
rarse al expediente lie protestas,
'ormado con Ia dc los refug!ados er
7stados Unidos, con Ia del alto clero
rexicano r~esidente en- el extranjero
= con Ia del clero catolico americana,
/ cuya cabeza figura Nonsenor Glib
IONS, esta ~concebido Ell terminus du-
ros para ell actual gobierno,, y noso-
,ros nos limitamos Il cXtratarlo, en-
. fundamental. para conociemicnto
lie ~nucstros ~lectores.
2evista de la situacion.
Comienzan los firInantes dc Ia pre-
.esta hacienda IN analisis de la 81
naci6n creada por ell movimiento re-
.olucionario dirigido por Ca-ranza, d.
,iendo ha cmpobrecido Y agotado a Ia
oatyia, al grade que, en- IA actua!ldad'
e halla materialmentc inermc Y SIN
lefensa possible en- contra de cuai-
ruiera aggression eXtraEa.
Dicen despu6s. que 81 bien es cierto
1ue los iniciadores de % guerra civil
IN Mexico son los principles eau
-antcs dc las consecucncias funcstaS
lie su im~prcvision. cs incucstionable
cue al carrancismo lie corresponds
asumir In reSronsabiljdad de toda la
desgracia que afligc actualmente a
oucstro pals Y dc los func$tos result
.aJos que podra traer todavia c*ta S.
.pari6n caGtica c inSostcnita { insoS-
tcniblc.
Agreean que nucstra nacl"n eSta
constituida, conformc a las lcycs fun
damenLalcs. como Republica, repre-
sentative Y popular. Y que Ia ieSIsfo-
ci6n Que Ic do tai caractcr no 7uede'
nor uinrJn moti"o, ser derogada eli
v;rttd dc un ca5ficho o dc ur csp'-'
ritz! disolvcntc Y iacobino; que cl ca
rrarcismo. dcsdc CT principle de Is
lucha, Sc apart6 de los terminus de
Ia Constitution 81, pcro sin prohlJai
Ia idea de- aboiirla como 10 ma hccho'
Y uuc cl pueblo csta caoac'Lan" para
p~rotestar contra cI atropcllo dc que
sido ohicto Ia Carta Magma, DOR
sin authorization. sin prInc'-
MOS = sin uociou alguna DC Ii MIDDLE
dc las iustiturioncs vigeGtc:.
Diccn, adomaN. quc no c. raz'H pa
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REGiSTRO CIVIL.
Llcenciss dc m~atrimcrio.

II. Naldouadu y Virginia liarcios.
Louis l.. CloLhirr = lucille niaH.
Antonio Ordaz ' Rcfugio No-ic@a
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cito.
Cuaado aigunos pcriodjatas mtg
rcgarou III MiniStro Mr. Gonzalez. a.
ccrca dc cual era IL suma dc dincro
que 81 gobicrno americana iba L pa
gar por est0s barcos, contcst0.
FL 9resIdentc Menocal no los vcnJc
d los Estados Unidos. sino que los
ponc 2 IL disposition de csc gobicr-
no. Este acto es gtra gran dcmostra-
ci0n del espiEitn generoso dc Cuba J
de 81 sincere ) ardiente deseo de coz
perar con sus aliados, EN- toda Ia ex-
tension De 81 poas-r"
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e Genio del CEiSgsl.5Io. LeCt~Ss -,
os-s 81 hosa-. Edtcton de lLo.----s:S
ryoso:is Elemental, pO- Bainss .--..*l--S
Fts:oris ssSrsds- LIbTo del Anusuo }
NusEc TssIamento, que co2fsne u
historic tsl pueblo ds Israel, v!endo-
1e cIaranents CCno So pEepsrS -
ysnic. del NssisS, EGicloa De luo.S-0o
tmtsacisa de Crisic ..---------.:- oVV
Ina Nsrares. o e E-iunfn C IA He'll
$40 CrIstlxns. Tor ChapauDrland. .S--B
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
SUGGESTED SITES IN TWO
STA Us TO BE INSPECTED

Washington, Jan. 30.-The Naval
Board, which will inspect suggested
sitos for the $11,000,000 armory
plant probably will leave Washing
lon late this week for their first in
vestigation tour which will take
them into West Virginia and Western
Maryland. Rear Admiral Fletcher,
head OF the board, reported to Sec
rotary Daniels Monday that tentative
plans for a trip first to Alabama and
Georgia had been changed because
The members want TO await an an
8iysis OF ores IN the Alabama dis
trict before looking over the pro-
posed sites in that section.
after the trip through West vir-
ginia ard Maryland the board prob
ably VIII tour Tennessee, Alabama
and Georgia, and later will inspect
suggested locations in the Ohio VAL
ley and Middle West. The claims
OF each section will be carefully
sifted before those of another sec
ton are taken up, with the board
spending several days in Washing
ION between trips to digest the data
gathered.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
TOBACCO DECISI1N
REVERSED BY court
JUDGE SETTLE GRANTS PLEA or
FRIEBURG TO COMPEL DE-
LIVERY OF WEED.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 31.-The in.
junction sought by II. Frieburg, In
corporated, of Louisville, to compel
G.. p. CcClary, of Louisville, to COM
ply with HIS contract and deliver to
him 100000 pounds of tobacco. was
granted to-day by Appellate Judge
Settle.
Judge Settle granted an injunction
Tor II Fr.ehurg, Incorporated, re-
straining Euc ncr, Castor, Williams
e Wi~moro from receiving the tobac-
co from McCIary.
Jrdre Settle heard the following
statements upon which the injunction
was ~"a- H FricHBrs alleged that
he had bought 100000 pounds of
toba go I'm McClary, and that Nc
Clery delivered to him less than 49,
900 pounds. but irstead sold the to-
bacco 10 M Buckner, CASTOR, Will
liams .; Wigmore He sought tho
Injunction to require McClary to COM
ply with his contract and another in
junction to restrain Bsckner, Gas
ton, Williams & Wigmore from re-
ceiving the tobacco, all of which was
granted.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
SILK ONCE WORTH
IT'S WEIGHT IN GOLD

Two monks from the Indies ar
rived in Constantinople in the year
536, bringing with them silk worms
and the knowledge which enabled
them to teach the manufacture OF
silk. From the industry launched
by those two morhs and their as
sistants has sprung the factories in
Europe and Amerio2 devoted to the
making of that fabric.
China, which boasts Of being the
birthplace of so many modern in
dustries, was the original home Of
silk. In the year 264o b. c., Sc
ling-sbe, spouse of the Emperor
Hwang-te, is recorded as having
boon patroness of the silk industry,
encouraging the cultivation of the
mulberry tree and the rearing of
worms and Keeling of silk. This
Empress personally cared for large
numbers Of silk worms, and the Chi
nese affirm that she invented the first
loom.
For centuries the Chinese jealous
ly guarded the secret of silkmaking.
but eventually knowledge of the art
spread to Korea and thence to ia
pan, whero the industry was estab-
lished about the Third century of the
present era. The art was carried
thence to India. and finally reached
Europe.
Wrought silk, the product Of In
dian and Persian looms, was brought
to Greece In the Fourth century b.
c.. and that It was known In Rome
In the time Of Tiberius there Is
proof in the passing of q law prohi-
hitting, the wearing OF silk by men.
and declaring that Il was eft only
for women" Whom silk had to be
imported into Europe from Asia II
was literally worth It's weight in gold.
and WAS sold by weight. q pound Of
silk for a pound OF gold. At that
period IL was generally. believed by
Europeans that silk grew on trees.
The European industry spread
slowly. and in tho time OF Charlie
magne gift by that ruler to an
other monarch OF 1.-TWO silken vests
was copsidered a display Of lavish
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
LYCEUM COMPANY COMING
UNDER X. OF p. AUSPICES

Under the auspices of the Hart
ford Lodge, knights of Pythias, the
Wales Entertainers will appear at
The College Hall here Thursday ev-
aning, February Is.
Glare Vaughn, dramatic reader and
impersonoter, heads the company of
six players giving new comedy dra-
ne, "Reiuvenation," written for ~
coIm presentation by Warner Hard
ing, The play of the hour, in which
a woman suffragist climbs to posi-
lion. OF power. Politics and clean,
sharp comedy woven about the elixir
tablet of eternal youth, whereby Mrs.
Wales, from Grandma COPYRIGHT of
so, grows younger by the stages of
suffragist, society woman and de-
butante, to 90, bringing into play the
entire gamut of emotions. Company
carries own scenery, drawing room
and Office setting. Strictly profess
sional cast, including Hobe s. Green
leap, Comedian, and Ninata Mayne.
who played leading roles with VIM.
Owen Company.
Miss Willye Nicely, who has ap-
peared before Hartford audiences
upon two, previous occasions, will
be with the Wales Company on their
visit to this city in February aud
when that fact becomes generally
known a crowded house is assured
the fraternity men. Miss Nicely,
whose home is in Greensboro, is an
entertainer of rare talent and was
so well pleased with tho receptions
accorded here upon her former visits
that she speaks of being delighted
at the prospect of returning. 1t was
thru her efforts that the Knights of
Pythias were enabled to secure the
dato with the Wales Company.
The entertainers have about full
filed their contracts in the North ami
will stop here while on journey to
the South where they will be engag-
ed for several weeks In the princi-
pal cities of Dixieland.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
Wallace-BradIey.

Mr.. Logan Bradley, of Hartford,
and Miss Vera Wallace. of Cromwell,
were united in marriage at the home
of the bride Sunday, January 2S. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. ID. Wallace. She is most charm
ing young lady. who possesses many
friends. Mr.. Bradley is a promising
young farmer. The young people
carry with them to their new home
in Hartford the best wishes Of host
OF friends, after the wedding, supper
was served to about seventy peo-
pie.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PICKS UP AND CARRIES TEN
POUNDS OF NAIIS IN A YEAR

Belleville, H., Jan. 27.-Attor-
ney August Barthel has on hand n
quantity of junk he will sell soon,
probably. The junk consists prin-
cipally of various kinds of nails he
has picked up from the paved
streets since the first of last jan
uary. In addition to the nails are
a, number Of horse shoes studded
with nails.
On the first Of this year Attorney
Barthel made quiet resolution to
himself to the effect that during
the following twelve months he
would pick up every nail END
horseshoe he found on the streets,
and then made the equally quiet
guess that the junk he would thus
collect would weigh ten pounds o.
more at the end Of the year.
The attorpey tald his collection
was beyond the ten pound mark
and still going good.
1T is surprising the number OF
nails that find their way onto the
paved Streets" he said.
The attorneys observations have
led him to the knowledge that
there are certain streets on which
more nails can be found than on
others.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02

ness. In the Twelfth century the
silk industry was established In Pal
errno, Sicily, and the Sicilians not
only bred silk worms, but spun and
wove silk. BY the Sixteenth centu-
ry silk was being made in Italy.
France and Spain, and at the be-
ginning OF the Seventeenth century
tho industry was firmly established
in England. James 7. tried to intro
duce sink culture into Virginia, but
the colonists were more interested
in tobacco. In 171S Louisiana took
up the industry, and in 1892 It was
commenced In Georgia. BY 1749
the production in ESsnezer on the
Savannah river amounted to 1000
pounds. In 1889 Connecticut took
up the industry.
China still leads in silk produc-
ton, although the actual amount is
unknown, with Japan second. France
is the greatest silk-produclng CEN
ter Of Europe. In America the in
dustry is largely conferred in Pater-
son, N. j., where silk mills give en-
ployment to a large proportion OF
the city's inhabitants.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
COUNTY ASSESSMENT .s
FOR 1917 FALLS OFF


The Assessors return as OF Sept.
/. 1916. for the year 1917 shows q
total of $4,474,29O.. The raises or
increases by the County Board Of Su-
pervisors, lately adjourned, amount
to a total of $41O.415. giving grand
total. as returned, of $4,SS4,755.
$3.50 poll tax payers were found, g.
$50 school children and 1868 dogs
The Assessors return for the pres
ent year, compared with last year is
short s1S5,076, tho the Ohio County
Board of Supervisors increases for
this year exceed those of last year
by s90,0S5, which leaves shortage
of practically s10O,OOO.0O for pres
ent year.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
GIN AND CHEESE ARE
FORCED TO "CHEESE IT.

New York. Jan. 30.-Thirty tons
of merchandise consisting of Holland
gin and Dutch cheese, part OF a 800
ton cargo on the Dutch steamship
Vulcanus, were thrown into the sea
by orders OF a German submarine
commander when the ship was held
up by a U-boat. December 81. off the
English coast. according to officers
of the yulcanus on arrival here to-
day. st
The vessel was on her way from
Rotterdam to Lisbon. Portugal. the
officers said. when the submarine ap-
peared. An officer came aboard and
made a careful examination Of the
ships manifesto. He passed every
thing that to his mind would be Of
no use to the enemy, but drew a
sharp line on the gin and cheese.
declaring them "contraband food
'stuffs."
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
a Birthday Dinner.

On Sunday, Jan. 2S, 1917. the rel
atives and friends gave Mr.. Hiram
Taylor a surprise dinner. that being
his seth birthday. 1t was indeed a
great day. Everybody brought well
filled baskets. Those present were
Rich Taylor and family, Miss Mary
Taylor. w. T. Brown and family; j.
l.. Moore aud family, H. A. Taylor
md family, Harmon Whitescarver
and family. A. c. Bergman and fam
lily, Mr.. Wash Brown, OF Little Bend :
Mr.. Brub Elliott, Mrs. Eliza Kitchens,
MI. Goebel Taylor. Misses Ruby Ben
ton, Elizabeth, Ruth and Mildred
Taylor. Sc present. All report a
very enjoyable time. Lots of good
music. The young folks had an old
fashioned game of base in the after
noon. One Present.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02
Proper Reminder.

He was rickety young man. and
kept very late hours, but had now
Joined the Fusiliers and was ordes-
ed to the front. and on bidding fare
well to his beloved he said to her.
Darling, when am far away wilt
thou gaze at yon star every night and
think OF me?"
II win. indeed, dearest" she re-
piled. IF I needed anything TO re-
mind me of you ] should choose that
very star"
"Why?"
Because II is out so very late at
night and looks so pale In tho morn.
ing. "--Tit-pits
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-02-02

the needs of the schols OF our coun.
: ty and II nominated and elected he
promises his very best endeavor ia
advance the interest in the education
OF all of our boys and girls.
About 1890 Wednesday night
someone in what might be termed a
porfec5state of intoxication, with the
accent on the "toy," wendell his way
zig-zagedly along the streets OF
Hartford, soliquozing in the most I'M
lady-like terms, and with some bleed
able portion of his body smashed
with bang" one of the big win
dows in the front of Casebier's pool
parlor. Navigating, lodging snags
here and there, he found the main
channel main street) and oh, you
i'll fate, he broke his little brown
jug in front. of Hers grocery. Ye
editor happened to be on the job in
the Republican Office and we editor
became slightly noivous but aside
from the above related no damage
was done. Pedestrians easily track
cd the militant Wednesday morning
by the drops of blood here and there
caused to flow because the glass was
sharper than he.
Judge II. f. Lee Simmerman re-
turned from greensboro Tuesday ev-
ening where he, in behalf of the local
X. of p. lodge, contracted with Miss
Willye Nicely, acting for the Wales
LyceYm Company for an engage
ment here Thursday, February Is.
Members of the X. of p. order are
elated at securing the services of
such able entertainers and as Hart
ford people have had no lyceum tall
ent here this year record for at
tendance is expected. Six high-class
entertainers form the company and
the program given here will be the
same that has met with success in
New York and other large cities of
the North and East. Miss Nicely is
alone capable of entertaining an au-
dience for an entire evening as those
who heard her upon her former Wis
its here will attest. The knights of
Pythias are to be congratulated up
on their successful efforts to secure
high-class entertainment for Hart
ford February Is.