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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
LUNY POzARoW.
Pogromy ma Rusi.

w .zyciu Polskiem'', wycho-
dzacym w Winnicy, znajdujemy
wiadomo5ci o poczatkach gwai-
tow ma Podolu. We wrzeSniu,
podczas robot kopania, zwozki !
mlocenia gruchneia wiadomoSc.
re z pod Kamienca posuwa sic
korpus gwardyi i rabuje. kores--
pondent kre5li obraz~ szkicowy
,,czarnego szlaku", ktorym szlo
wojsko.
Szlak ten idzie Cd Rachn6wki
pod Kamiencem ma p6inocno-
wschod przez Uszycki, Mohylo-
wski i Litynski powiaty.
correspondent wymienia w u
szvckiem 6 nav zniszczonych,
zrabowanych hub spalonych fol-
wark6w ! wsi. w Mohylowskim
siedm. w Litynskim, kt6ry MAJ
wiecej ~ucierpiat, i gdzie horda
gwardyjska dotad przebywa, tuz
"a Barem, ,,czarny szlak" znisz-
czenia rozwidia sic; ma prawym
brzegu Rowu ucierpiaio piec fol-
wark6w.
Ma lewym brzegu Rowu ocalal
dotad waski pas, ale "a to ma pol
noe szeroko rozlala sic pozoga, /
zniszczono az II majatk6w.
Ma spotkanie tel fall niszcza-
Gel, idacej Z poludnio-zachodu,
ruszyla z p6fnocy Z latyczowskie-
60 powiatu druga fala Cd stoja-
cych tn pulkow zapasowych i
zderzyly sic re SODA obie w lityn-
skim powiecie. Ma miejscach zde-
rzenia, jak mp. w Hubertowie,
trudno opisac navel rozmiary
katastrofy. Kilkotysieczna tlusz-
ga zoidactwa. rozjuszona w6d-
"a, PREY salwach ola humoru,
PREY odg}osie miotanych W bu-
dynki bomb, upaja sic dni kilka
dzieiem zniszczenia. Cd strony
poinocnej paddy Z reki pulkow
zapasowych w pow lityhskim 16
wsi ! folwarkow.
Niema W tym spisie drobnych
gospodarstw pc wsiach bez fol-
wark6w, ME zapisano nigdzie
'tych tysiecy skarg, kt6re leca z
rst przerazonej ludnoSci wieJ-
skiej ma gwa}ty, bezprawia, sra-
bieze i podpalania, szerzace sig
lax zaraza w atmosferze zorgani-
zowanego bezkarnego rozboju.
,,Kto ocenit chce - dodaje k9-
RESPONDENT - istotne straty kra-
III ME podlug warto5ci zniszcze-
'uycb budynk6w, zboza, stawow,
uprowadzonych koni ! zarzniete-
60 bydia, lecz z punktu widzenia
dynamiki zniszczonych gospo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
HANDLU

Minister handful i przemysiu w
Kr6lestwie Polskiem, p. Eagle
n;czny, podzielii swoje ministe-
rykum ma 3 gl6wne dzialy: g6rni-
ctwa i hutnictwa, oraz: poczt, ko-
lei i komunikacyi. Ma czele tego
ostatnicgo dzialu s~tanie, wczwa-
Nv przcz rad polski, p. Chodkie-
wicz, dotycllczasowy wlceszei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
Ostatnie Wiado-
moSci Polski.

darstw, ten ~przerazic sic musi c.
gromem kleski, jakq kraj caly
poni6si. Jak wygladaG bedzie la
tenn roku przyszlego ten niesz.
czesny pas ziemi, gdzie pc zasie-
wach walesa sic niezakiute bag
uetami byd}o, gdzie ME tylko fol-
warki, odarte Z narzedzi, ale i
wioScianie ME ora ziemi, DO pc
dza ich gwardziSci do wywozenia
rabowanego dobra; gdzic niema
komu mySlec o zachowaniu ME
zbednego ola ludnoSci zboza i fu-
razu. Toz odbic sic must to wszy-
stko ma urodzajach calego szere-
gu lat, ma poziomie kultury roll
nej. A to sa straty ola kraju ME
powetowane. Siyszaiem Cd WHO'S
clan, re gwardziSci przechwalaja
sic, re skoro ukraiicy zapragneli
mice samodzielnq Ukraine, to
bedq ia mieli, ale spustoszona.
JeSli istotnie w tel bezmySlnej
orgii jest bodaj TAXI Slad idco-
wych pobudek, to jake tragiczna
jest sytuacya Polakow, tepionych
ma z{oSc ukraiicom."
Pogromy zoinierskic zaczeiy
sic po przerwaniu frontu galicyj-
skiego. U~cierpialy najwiecej po-
wiaty kamienieoki i pioski-row-
ski. Oddzialy maruderow prowa-
dzily akcye niszczycielsk2 wedlug
z CORY ulozonego planu. Ma pare
dni pred GLOWING armiq" zja-
wiala sic w micJscu, ktore mialo
paSc ofiara, partya wywiadow-
COW. ktOra badata tcren. NaStep-
ME przybywa} ca}y oddzia} VOL
ska z karabinami, bombami, ia
borami do wywozenia zrabowa-
nych rzeczy. Rabunek zaczynal
sic cd ~gorzelni. poczem rabusie
rzucali sic ma folwark, z~abierajac
chleb, sloninc. kartofle, kapuste
W potrzebncj i'm iloSci, a reszte
rozdajac chlopom, hub sprzedaJac
Z licytacyi, przyczem mp. 5-ciopu-
dowy worek zboza sprzedawano
DO Genie 1 do 3 rubli. Reszte mie-
MIA ~niszczono w barbarzyiski
sposob, lamiac meblc, drac ksiaz-
ki.
Tia kampania niszczycielska "a
czefa sic o k~ilkanaScie worst cd
Kamienca ! poszla traktem dwo-
ma odnogami - jedna pod Laty-
Cow, druga pod Lityh. Ofiara
rozboju pablo II gorzelni i tylez
majqtk6w. Zblizywszy sic do po-
wiatu winnickiego. rabusie skie-
rowali sic ma Wolyh w strong
Starego Konstantynowa i, die
lem tych samych band jest dalsza
pozoga, kt6ra sic rozszerzyla ma
Wolyniu.
Do majatk6w, kt6re paddy o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18

Ost:.nte WiadomoSci . oJesyHny.
urosnsicone oryginalnemi illustra-
.yamL, xemies1cza stale Dz1ENN1K
cHIGAQn6KI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18

fiara rabunku, nalezaly takze ma
patki braci PIP. Stempkowskicn
koio Litynia. w jednym Z tych
majatkow ,gdzie wyrznieto wszy
stko bydlo, zmuszono rzadce axe
by pomagai przyczem zo}nierze
dogadywali: oty burzuj, ty dol
zen sam riezat"; majatku drugie-
go p. Stempkowskiego ME urato-
wa}o to, re chlopi miejscowi b}a-
gall napastnikow, ably go oszcze-
dill, zapewniajac, &c ,,ce DUE
dobryj pan. P. Stempkowskiemu
i jego rodzinie chlopi uratowali
jedynie zycie, wyprowadzajac
ich W przebraniu cflopskiem, a ma
stepnie ma proSbe p. Stempkow.
skiego uratowali i jego bibliote-
Ike. Zreszta wszystko pablo Ola
"a pogromu, poczem rabusie
krwia ~zaklotych wieprzy zanie-
czyszczali jeszcze Sciany i sufity
rozgromionego dworu.
Chtopi zwr6cili uwage pana
Stempkowskiego ma rabusi6w:
,,niech pan popatrzy ma ich recc,
bielsze niz Il pana." | w istocie,
PREY calym szeregu pogromow,
ma czele band stall ME jacys "a
wodowi wlamywacze, ale ludzie o
wygladzie inteligentnyrn, co Ia
cznie Z widocznie ~planowym ra-
bunkiem, musialo naprowadzac
ma mySl, re dzia}a tn jedna reka Z
jednolitym planem, Z ]pewnoScia
ME w interesie Rosyi. Akcya ra-
bunkowa zwraca sic nieraz takze
/ przcciwko wfoScianom, o lie kto
~ posiada schludniejsze domo-
stwo i zabudowania.
Chlopi prawie wszedzie So I
poczatku bierni, powell jednak
pod wplywcm zo}nierzy staj9 sic
coraz bardziej aktywni. Zaczyna-
10 sic Cd tego, &c zabierali plony,
potcm rozmaite materially, obec-
ME dobicraja sic do i%nwcntarzy
zywych i martwych.
Przy rabunkach tych obok
wlaScicicli, cicrpi administracya,
napastnicy BOWEN personcl ad-
ministracyjny bija, obdzieraja 7
ubrai, pastwiac sic mad mimi.
Fry napadzie ma jedneso Z dzicr
zawc6w zdarto ubranie Z niego,
L zony i Z dzicci, poczcm ubranic
dzieci jake niepotrzebne zo}nie-
RE darli W oczach obrabowa-
nych.
Wyrqb lasow odbywa sic w
sposob zatrwazajacy ma ca}ym
Podolu, a O rozmiarach lego mo-
re Swiadczyc fakt, re w dwoch
tych tylko majatkach uczyniono
szkody ma ? miliony rubli. " po-
wiatach kamienieckim ! ploski-
rowskim lasy So zupe}nie wynisz-
czone.
Zdarzaja sic wypadki samo-
obrony, gdzie kilka uzbrojonych
osob dale sobie rade navel Z du-
gym oddziaicm napastnikow.
w jcdnym z majatkow, wlasci-
cielka uzbrojona w revolver,
PREY pomocy sluzacego majace-
60 dubelt6wke, odpedzila oddzial
rabusiow, zlozony Z kilkunastu
ludzi. Jezeli jednak obrona sic ME
uda, broniacy sic padaja ofiarq
rozwScieczonych rabusiow. Fax
tenn jest, re kilku kozakow jest
W stanie obronic majatck Cd licz-
nego oddzialu rabusiow. Niepo-
dobna jednak o te pomoc sic IL
dawac, nigdy bowiem ME wiado-
mo, czy wlaSnie oddziaf sprowa-
dzony sam ME zacznie rabowac.
G. pomoc ME ma sic iStotnie do
kogo zwracac W stosunkach te-
so rodzaju.
Komitety ziemskie otwarcie'
biora w obrone ch}opow i uwa-
zaja, re grabiez wszelka Z ich
strony zrozumiaia i widocznic
rzcczy tie i'm So ]potrzebne. VIA
DE wyzsze sa bezsilne. tax I'D.
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DR. w. =. RC74RAY@
POLSKT LEKARZ / CHIRURG
Opecyalnie We WsZystkich chorobach meEczySs
kobiet 1 dziecL.
car Noble M. Tel. Monroe 1854
oodx. Cd staj rAno do ptaj Wienk
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HELP wANTED-FcmaIe

WE hay" good position for young Lady
who Is experienced ledger clerk and
stsnoEr.phcr In answering. kindly say
What your experience has boon and tho
,iun ",n l.. held in confidence. Address
l. -. Box 1855
d"inons,sa,e and sell dcalers 80 to 1850
Drug C"nrany. Dept So. Omaha Ncb
GoNEItNMENr examinations. Thorough
ma tuotioii, -. Returned III not appoint
VIC" School. Washington, u. r.
CHARACTERISTICS wanted. white. Apply in
person. Hotel Richmond.
CHARACTERISTICS wanted. colored. Apply
Hotel Richmond
BATH maids wanted. Amply Hotel Rich
i-ond
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HELP WaSTED-Female.

HELP WGSTED-Female.
WOMEN wanted immediatciy. Thousands
government war positions open. 1900
month. List free. Write Franklin Inst
tuie. Dcnt. 40 ". Rochester. X. r
WANTED, white women md
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
$1.25 per day. After learning,
from $3.50 to So per day Of
ten hours. Time an1 one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost. RITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd. 900 North
Lombardy Street.
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"Np"ri"n"" = assistant buo1Skncpcr. Accur-
~" and fast. Az" 81: exempted from inili-
!HrI service. Best of references furnished
Interview solicited. Address business. 9l7
E-SI Marshall. Madison ioo9- W.
y competent department store manager IL
open frr proposition: 20 ycaV~' experiences
IA bnNinc. managing, advertising. system
izinE. merchandising and executive. Al pros
.hi cnpioy"d DESTROYS of making a change
! I- cat" Ttrn"s- Dispatch.
iOt Nc man wishes clerical or Stcnogra phic
position. Can furnish Al references. Nd
Grc.s :; 2lI care fimcs- Dispatch.
nrSi-c.asS man wants situation foro-
man OF hook and job prcsSroom. Thor
oI&nly Chnabl". q 3iG care Times Dispat ch
200 h.EPER and typS, desires position
,.MrucFn practice. Extensive experience
R-" week . ~ elderly gentleman. u :P.
csrc ctrncs b'suaioh.
WASTED position ny young man expert
Time -'' -
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-,Ht:N $3.50 weekly and automobiie 1ur
nished agents placing yaunles or yynn
nrr'ui new antomobtlc necessity with own
"rs cNorywhcr". Reduces opcrH ling c.oen,n.
"nc-third. Makes Old cars ran INK = -,
mint m tree. L. Bai!wry. Dept. ~, Iouis
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PAPER BOXES.-We have an
opening for several bright
girls 10 learn desirable occupa-
ton. Congenial associates.
Wilson Paper Box Co, Inc,
2213 and 2215 East Franklin
Street.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PHYSICIAN wanted An assistant, any
age: married or sthElr for contract praC-
ticc T. Ryland Iiudnail. 81. u, Low Moor
COM BlNATIoN orEanist director baptist
ChurCh. Richmond. volunteer choir. H,-
ginning in March. IL 20l. care Times bis
pa tch.
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- - -
WANTED-Agents

.SS per cent profit selling Jubilee spark in
tensihers to auto owners. garages Ban
ishe5 shark plug trouble. Sells like Wild
nrs. Exclusive territory. Write quick.
SubiIee MFG. Co, ll2i South Twentieth
POSTCARDS. a0c per 1000 I'M High
grade Easter. st. Fs;rick's. notices. mos
ShSc. soIdlcrs. sailors. Apply comics, lovers.
etc 100 samples s5c delivered Gross
nnard Co. 2liI Arthur Avenue. New YORK
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED. Sai:srnan ty one Of IN" lpt.e,s
concerns in United states Salesman mot
subject To dratt to cover territory IN Nir-
Si"ia; Advertising campaign supplies leads
EhrninE" In commissions run several hun
drcd per month. Expenses pgla while train.
ins: .AdIrssS IL. L. Harris. @. y NJ, Monroe
GldE Chicago.
WANTED. tailoring sales agents. II you
wan, 10 make hir money from the vcry
business. Here Is an opportuui,Y Of tho
lifetime. We arc the largest made 10 mo.
nrc tailoring house In the country. furnish
lnS nis and complct" equipment. including
po new and guaranteed wooCnS a. well A ..
special army uniform line of 30 patterns
hIr'to-measurc cioth"s-rerfrct nj. hos.
workma nship. full satisfaction guaranteed.
hundreds Of merchants In tho leading cities
ana towns have started with line IL
you want TO make $50 to $50 pcr week from
the start ~lite to-day for full partlcui.r,
,nS sales agent. II any. !. X. Roberts Sale,
Manager. Lock BoS as. Chicago.
SAhESM AN.Capable speciality man for Nir-
terms. Vacancy now. Attractive comnlis-
ssi t2n contraci - weekly for EXPENSE
Mics r. Bifler Co, Z1s. Cariin Bldg,
Cleveland. Ohio.
.NNE you looking for tho best 1918 big none.
making side line where you can carn IA
Wceklv, that can be sold all year round
40 samples. Write td-Lee Novelty Com
n.ny. Dept g. Chicago.
sAi;ESMAN wanted--IIgh- grade travelling
Expenses annually. Staplc line TO rcner.t
mcrthandsc trade. Attractive proposition
20 dealers. Address Sales ManaEcr, 81:
Iic2rst LSldE.. Chicago.
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STOCK Statesmen

f,NSNCIAl house has opening for Nv.
lid per month stock statesmen 10 follow
up I'VE leads which from SIN RI &,
I tinS in small towns. Strong selling issue.
men p 10 ~ leads when salesman stag
more continuaily. Excellent references re-
Bldg. Chicago mi Aee'' 81 ous
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ATTRACTiNl:I.Y furnished. heated rooms;
an conreniences. 1901 West Grace. Mad
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AGENFS-s3co month selling little attach
NM that prevents spark. Plug troub,r.
MATS aoid plugs new: prevents forlirs miss.
'i,t: EYES motor snap and power El sill,
attached In three minutes Birrcs, Lii.
you ever saw. Costs go little aycrv a,itn
m"niic Owner buys quick Big cleanup for
agents. Write automobile Products ,-on,
panY' Wainwright Bldg. ST. Louis. No
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FURNISHED housekeeping rooms; all
Necessary Conveniences. els East Cary.
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BOARDING

tiu est Grace Street hot-water heated
rooms m0dern convenences with bosrd
kST;tl.ASS accom- modations: rooms with
Or Wisnont path: table board. evening din
Ter: indiNtiual la bieS. Mrs. Horace We.lSord
.,oheS. 20 Franklin Street. West
HAHDSOMELS furnished rooms with prI-
>,Fste oath: Table board speciaItv Mr..
MSrlIe ANDERSON: 200 East Franklin Street
FOR rent and board Inoins. large front
,roon ana hall room, Electric lights and.
ssnower bath Also table hoardcrs wantcJ
MISS NJ. Gordon. al6 West Grace
me large nicely Furnished vapor heated
ers. !o3 East Grace oo''"-
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SITUATION wANTED-siale

WAITED by ambitious young man, with
ton. position rs hookkccpor with conccri,
mat That 1neEs good future. 9 eli. care
BUSINESS MAN DESIRES OrPoK.
wi!ERE honesty. fai!hfulness ana pro
aE;. fSSI,y..hrec married and unancsiion..
any business quickly. If yon can use, suca
q man In any capacity. grant me an inter-
View: ~" objections TO small town or
village O. zoo. care Times Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED stcnoSraphcr desires po-
sition. Can furnish references. IL .io
EXPERIENCED accountant. hookkeepcr
above draft age, desires to make change
Address +. q. BOX 1887
WANTED. position as collector or some
thin1 on the outside. Good selling ability
Best references. Address C 20l. care Times
Dispatch.
SITUATION wanted by young man n years
of age. with good high school .etucat ion.
Havo good knowledge OF hook keeping. short
hand. tyncwritins. advortisinc; also sales
man. Can furnish best references. Address
G. 2ls. care Times. Dispatch
YOUNG married man. exempt. wants posi-
wire. II 2l. caro- Times. Dispatch.
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LAEDiE bright front room with private
-. path Price 81. Private family. 100
west Grace Street. phone Madison
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FOR RENT-Rooms

IA North Eighth. Nice
ciean. heated. SOC. csc. 81 daily: $3.50
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE WEBSTER.
Rooms and board. absolutely nr,t-cIa.s
crnir",: hct-watrr heated: priccq Yer,
reasonable. Madison 2425. Ioii-IolS la.
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WANTED-Boarti and Room

WANTED. BY a lady. room and hoard: cen
tral: south OF Broad Stat. prize Al
hress i 72'. care Times Dispatch
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WANTIiD-Sa lespcorie for our wo,Go-fI
EnoTnom mVG proS Sne ton has efficiency of tw"
Jerome Cratic Coal Saver Company c,i Eorit
Rrn"d. Los Angeles cal ~ '>"''n
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SITUATION wANTED-,,a,e
BOOKKEEPER

BOOK n EEpEE, years experiences. - We
old Glass draft desires IL make chan
k"fs-CirsS II ~. Times CT
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I TENTS-F'neI-snvinC dustIess scrcon sboy
81: saves enough fuel to pay FOR itself in
one month Sells on sight Mt every CITY and
up SI Sio da" easily Send 81 for prepaid
shovel Co. Dept A Richmond, Ind ''ot"
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SiNibE ana double rooms Most conyc-
hlcnt loca llon In CitY. 2O9 EaSl lirann
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FOL; rent. furnished rooms. hot-watcr heat
cd: also board II desired. Applv ! Near
EarE Street. Fhone Madison 1874
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S"cnn.l floor front room.
FRONT room. furnished. ADply zoo %n-tn
o"land Street.
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WANTED. travelling sal"Smcn for staple
line To drug. -four or any nonconilicrinr line
M"n not subject To draft wanted Apply
WIN evldenCr OF reliability to Box iIS.
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ATTRAcTlNEl.Y furnished front room, prI-
NAtc bath. heat sla West Main.
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FOR rent, Two large, ~cli-furnishod rooIns:
all convenienccs. Gentleman or business
woman le3s West Grace. Madison lt72-W.
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CINII. service cxamina tons your state soon
Unprecedented demand for governmen
for free Information. George w. Robbins
civil service expert, Jordan Bldg, Wash
ington. ID. g.
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HELP WANTED-Fcmale

EXPERIENCED Young lady wanted as
cashier. q. Il. Kinney Co.. SIS East Main
81
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WANTED for suburban place. man thor
shruhbcry, and flowers and also under
stands raising and OF chickens. Mar
ri"d man without children preferred Resi-.
dence on place. Apply c. i. Saucr Co
Meadow and Broad Streets
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ATTRACTIVE well heated rooms. electric
lights. board II desired. 20 West Grace
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10 gentlemen. nicely furnished steam heat
al rooms. electricity. private family.
ncr house: central Iira"" Randolph tiI0-J.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-09-27
OFFICIALS DID DUTY.

The good people of Ohio county
those who believe that peace officers
are elected to do their duty without
counting the cost, should give just
credit to Judge Cook, County At
torney Kirk. sheriff Bratcher and
Commonwealth Attorney Smith for
preventing the gamblers robbing
citizens of the county of several
hundred dollars at the fair here last
week. The gamblers came in great
numbers and brought more than two
car loads of paraphanalia for games
of chance, most of them crooked and
packed, for robbing the unsOphisti-
Gated youths of their hard earned
money! but not a dollar did they get
away with. When you see gambling
at a fair bet your boots it has the
closed eye of the law. These shrewd
gentry never attempt to operate
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-09-27
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Jack Frost paid this community
two visits but did no material dam
age. Tobacco growers took fright
and are working over time to get
their crops in before another frost.
Most of them are cutting 1t clean,
ripe or green.
Quite a little comment and some
indignation has been caused in this
community by notices being tackled
on trees, warning people to clean off
their road sides.
Miss Bette Miller, of Owensboro,
is visiting in this section. This is
Miss Miller's old home. and she has
many trends and relatives here who
welcome her visit.
The drillers are pounding away
on the Wallace Well, and they seem
to think the prospect for oil is good.
This is a community test well, and
is attracting much interest on the
part of the land owners in the neigh
bOrhood.
James A. Magyar is building barn
on his farm. near here. His ten
ants are growing so much stuff his
old barns are not large enough to
hold it.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-09-27

The Manufacturer Record sug-
gests these rather drastic terms of
peace to the central powers: Uncon-
ditional surrender, capital punish
ment for all the mail members of the
Hohenzollern and Hapsburg families,
and all other prime movers in bring
ing about the Wharf.-The reputation of
the depts of these nations due to their
own citizens, the replacing of all the
ships sunk and restoration of every
city, village and farm destroyed and
the full payment of all the cost of the
war on the part of the allied nations.
1t would probably require a few
centuries to get all this done, but we
second the motion.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-09-27

|. Keep in mind the fact that Novem-
Der /, we shall have to cut off of our
mailing list all subscribers who are
more than three months in arrears.
This is not our order, but an order of
the United States government that
we are compelled TO obey or have our
office closed by United States Mar
shall. All subscribers who are not
paid as mentioned will be dropped
from our list and the amount due
listed for collection. We regret that
we must do this, but there is no other
way
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-09-27

The Courier Journal disavows Can
didate Stanley's amazing statement
that this is a Democratic party's
war, in these positive terms. THE
governors statement that the Presi-
dents party declared war. is a slip;
because it was America, through both
of it's great parties, that declared war,
and by no means the Democratic par
ty alone" The Courier Journal will
no doubt be called upon to make
many more apologies for statements
of this impossible demagog before
the election approaches.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-09-27

their games without first con-
sulting the officers charged with the
duty of enforcing the law. The fakirs
argued, begged, offered a division of
the swag and otherwise exhausted
the art, in which they are highly
trained by long experience, of making
terms with officers, but they went
away with empty pockets. Ohio coun-
ty officers honorably discharged their
duty to the people who elected them
to maintain the dignity of the law.
If fairs can not be held without the
gambling booths then the sooner we
are rid of the fairs the better for
the people.