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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-07

"Zvolna, zvolna," )" odvetil
Horac smutne, klada psani ma
stolek, ktere mu Julie prave
vratila; ''precti 81 toto a pax
rekni, ktery mas dvou -
ia pfisaham ma spaseni me
duSe, re jsem il neublizil."
PAX poslechni, pravil Ho-
rae, ''bylo to mym nejvrelej-
sim pranim pojmout tuto div
ku "a zenu, ale hloupa osty-
chavost mne zdrzela cd vyzna
nj lasky; ia il miloval iiz dlou
ny cas-; nyni muze byti tvojl
pouze pod jednou vyjimkou,
totiz: re il pojmeS "a manzel-
ku. Ona Sc nikdy nestane two
il kubenou, dokud ia budu Ii
ii. Nyni bohem. Stole mi V
ceste, zmaril's nejkrasnejSi
sen meho zivota. Ucin Julii
st astnou ctihodnou zenou a
ia Ease budu tvym pritelem"
Armand Sc vratil domu ce-
ly zamySlen.
Pozdrzev Sc jen chvili, I'VE
oil Sc pin odhodlani a special
k Julii. Objeviv Sc pred nj, pra
vii bez okolku:
"Slecno, ia prisel vas poza
dat vaSi ruku." /"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-07

Kucera Vojtech, Skvrnany
Sv.. fKyncl Adolf, Jenikov
Kyrian Frant., Locenice
Ladra Boh., Binov
Lakomy FIR, Pusta Polom.
Lajtoch Ant, Pferov
Leman Bedr., Chabfice
Liska Jan, Jedousov
Liska Ant, Rybnice
Sv.: Loukota Jos. Paseky
Lubinek Herman, Makovica
Lutonsky Fr., Vyzovice
Mladek JOS, Beroun
Madel Jan, Zubko
Des.: Matyas Ed, Chrudim
Basat Jan, Pradlo
Macourek Bedf., Revnice
| Malous A., Ostrov. Lhota
Masata A., M6stecko n. Laz.
Markech Mich, Streda n. V.
Marsoun Jos, Benetice
MaStalka Fr., JiCin
Medficky Fr,, Ruin
MiGka Fr., Dambofice
| Milcinsky JOS, Neratoyice
Misik Fr, Nymburk
Micany Karel, Sered
Mkletic Ant, Nova Yes
Mikula Wit, Lesnice
Miklas Kar., Bilince
Mittelbach Ferd., Beroun
Moravec Fr., Osek
Des.: MoSna Jar, MeSno
Montag Fr., Uhlirov
Get: Mouca Fr., Strmlov
Des.: Napravnik j., Heraicc
Naroda Jan, Trhanov
Nedv6d JOS, VeseliCko
Svob: NGmec Kar., Sedliste
Novak FIR, Slatina
Nosek Vac, Volduchy
Des.: Novotny A., N. Kolin
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XI.
BOHATA NEVESTA

Toho casu komtesa Amalie
de Joubert byla idealem vS9ch
zbankrot6lych SvihakG.
Byla postavy vysoke, V obi
ceji vyzabla, Sc zlutavym VIA
sem. Byla prave tax popudli-
va a svevolna, jako bohata q
co pfidavek ke svym MADAM
mela hrb, ktery ieji krejci ne
byl to pres vSechnu svoji do
vednost zakryti.
Komtesa Amalie byla tria-
dvacet roku Stara a vladla de-
spoticky V domacnosti matky.
Madame de Joubert, matka je
il, byla obstarla zenStina, kite
ra Sc posud snazila zakryti ne
smazatelne stopy veku a vese-
leho zivota vrstvou bileho liG;-
dla.
Tato pocestna markyzka two
rila modlaTSke Zboznovani sy6
dcery, kter6 Sc zdalo, jakoby
dceru svou zboznovala. Ac od
zle vrtochuplne divky mno-
no zakouSela, nedala prece nj
kdy V jeji pritomnosti Znati na
sob6 vnitrni nevoli.
Lide to pricitali matarske
zaslepenosti.
Jeji laskyplna shovivavost,
naruzive obdivovani, v6cna ne
znost, m6ly meme Slechetny
puvod, nez jaky jim lide pripi-
sovali.
Markyz de Joubert, ktery
byl naruzivy karbanik, zane
chal pc sob6 mnoho dluhu,
kdyz zamrel a kdyz jeho vdo-
va ie zapravila, shledala, re j
zbylo pouze patnact tisic liVru
roCniho duchodu = malichel
most TO pro nj.
St'astn6 Sc stale, re jeden
starry pribuzny markyzky, We
ky lakom9c a bohac, odkaza'
Amalii cel6 sve jmeni, pacicI
Sc pri nejmensim ma pet net
Se3t milion1 frankG.
AmaIie, ktera byla plnoletf
a velmi svehlava, drz9la klicc
cd pokladny, platila vsechn>
vylohy hotelu, ,chovala ucty pr
jmn vydani Sc zvlaStni spra,
nosti, ma vsech stranach pri
strihovala vylohy, ale ma Via
stni libustky sve neSetrila pc
nez zasobovala markyzkl
dosti, ably tez ona mohla u
konejSit svou marnivost.
V nahradu "a StedroSt svol
vyzadovaal pouze shovivavos
vuci vrtochum svym, laskavos
made vSe, slepou oddanost.
TO byl ten pramen, z ktere
no rinula Sc markTz6ina las
ka.
Jednou z rama Amalie vesli
do loznice sve matky. Nebyl'
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Jasan Fr., Litomysl
Jerabek Vac, Holice
Jezek Fr., Nova Yes
Jellnek Volt, Jezov Maly
Jellnek Rud., Humpolec
Jiranek Fr., Pustov6ty
JiriSta Ad., Perimov
Des.: Jurda JOS, PodkiaSteri
Kabrt Vac, Stenov
KadeTabek Vilem, Duchcov
Sv.: Kolina r., Trh. Kamenict
Des.: .Kacha Ant, Vseradice
Kallk JOS, Ujezd
Get: Kadlecek JOS, Sukdol
Karel Vac, Nova Yes
Kazda Kar., Krinec
Klika Ant, Zdice
Khust Ed, Dvur Kralove
Kocourek JAR, Zleby
Kocourek Fr., Beroun
Koufil Jan, Vlkos
Sv.: Kolar FIR, Vesali mad l.
konopka Mattel, Detoc
kopecky Fr., Horni Roven
Kos Jan, Husovice
Kopecky j., ChotyS
Koutny FIR, Velke Lazniky
Koza Kar., Docice
Koukal JOS, Prosek
Des.: Krajpl p, Vostobovice
hfiz Karel, LitomySl
Kriz Adolf, Chlum
kubeS Ferd., Michov
Kukla Paw, Abelova
Kubovic Jan, Sekule
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XII.

Zatim Armand pro pratele
sve zmizel. Nepotreboval jich
Byl cely zatonuly do sv6 las.
ky Naridil sluzebnictvu, ably
kazd6mu, jenz by jej Prise
naystivit, odpovfdalo: "Mon
sieur reni donna"
z toho vyrostlo povesti, ia
l1o hub 20 de$ti. Byl V Pafizi?
Nikoliv. Otec rozhn6vav Sc IL
marnotratnika, vypoved6l je.
ma panstvi sv6 V Burgunsku.-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-07

PRODA Sc dunn 0 9ti poko-
iich 5 3 akry aneb dun pOuze
$ / akrem. VSechno moderni
zafizeni, elektrika, plyn, do
bra studna, krasn6 okoli, vim
nice, ovocne stromy a kv6tiny
Idaalni misto. Cena $500 "a
dim a 3 akry aneb $500 "a
dunn / akrem. BlizSi sdeli
mattel DR.. J. B. Plent, StoI
10, A. b. C.. linie, Peace Road,
Maple Heights, o. 8-e
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Viteezstvi lasky.
dYY
prolo1il Kr r Wa1lack
Prelozil Kr. R. Walleck.

ieSt6 deyet hodin, Markyzka,
ktera hrala pozd6 do noel
whist, posud tvrde spala.
Amalie il najednou vzbudi-
la.
"Chci S t9bou okamzit6 mlu
w.t."
Markyzka, velmi mrzuta, pc
zdvihla Sc ma poduSkach.
"Musi to byti hned?"
"Hned.'
"Pak te vyslechnu; ale ne
budu zapirat, Amalie, ze jsem
velice unavena."
ia jsem priSla jenom ii po
v6dit, re jsem konecne nalez-
la muze die sveho- vkusu a mi
MIN Sc vdati."
Markyzka klesla zp6t do
poduSek, sepjala ruce a nevy-
slovna hruza obestrela jeii o.
blicej.
ALE jenom pomysli -
"Nem6j zadny strach, ma
IT," pokraGovala neoblomna
Amalie, "ty budeS ziti S ma
mi a jelikoz ia budu vzdy pa
nj V dome, budeS ty u mas dpl
ne donna. Coz neduverujes me
lasce?"
Markyzka 81 oddechla. ga
nev6d6la, re by Sc ii n6kdo
byl nabidnul; a kdo jest ten
mladik?'
"On sc mi nenabidnul, moz-
ma, re ma to nikdy ami nepomy
slil", odvetila Amalie zamy-
$len6.
"Amaliel pomysIila isl ma
slusnost?"
"Ja Sc spoleham Ma tebe,
draha matt
"Na mn6? A co mann vyko
nati?"
"Odstranit vSechny obtizc.
Muz, ktereho jsem 81 vyhlidla,
Jest vikomt Armand de Brus-
, seret."
80, me dite! On jest zcela
ma mizin6."
Tim spiSe, on mn6 bude "a
vse povdecen: krom toho mole
imeni postaci pro mas oba, a
co vice, otec jeho jest bohat. !"
con jest prostopaSnik."
con jest karbanik!"
"To neni pravda, to neni
pravdar'
"Lid6 to ale povidaji, me di
te."
"Ano, zlomyslni lide, neb
vikomt Jest zaiist6 ten neiele-
gantn6jsi mladik, ktery mas tn
to zimu navStivil."
''To muscle byti mnoho zlo
myslnych lidi."
"A kdyby to pravda by
! To- postavila 81 hlavu Amalie,
A" ia no vyl6cim. On Sc mi II
bi - a dost. S iinym byla bych
do smrti nest astna, a ty, mat
ko, Includes pTece chtiti ne
5t6sti sy6ho jedin6ho dit6te?'
Markyzka ved6la, re vSech
no vzpirani Sc jest marn6 a
pr2to pravy cas- obratila
"Ne, ma draha Amalie, nesmi$
Sc stau nest aStnou. 1VoJe ma
ii t6 neopusti, prani I've bude
sDlT emo. ia 81 v6c rozlozim."
/ Zach. diky, diky matinko
tuto chvili jsem nejblazen6jS
stvofeni V Parizi.
S t6mto slovy opustila lozni.
ci.
Markyzka 81 vzdychla. "Nu
sim il povolit, &C vidim V ton
svou 5kodu. O kez bych jel
byla ia pani V dome" !"
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DOZuSCH ", LdIOldly
}ozinov ", st. Zagora
3randejsky ", Uh. Kamenice
3ures Jar, Horatev
3urda JOS, Branna
2odprap.: Burian F., ST. Pred.
Svobodnici:
Zach JOS, Budislav
aha Frant., Chlum
Celarek Fr., Sanov
Cvein Ant, M6t6tSi
Cukr Vac, Vraz
Capek Fr., Uh. Ostroh
Capek Fr., Bratronov
Capsky A., Dubany
0es.: Gerry FIR, Dobrockovice
Strelci:
Cerny Jan, Rodov
Dan6k Jan, KoSice
Sv.: Domeny Ed, Lipnik
Dolezal En-, Strizov
Dolezal Vii, TrebihoSt
Dobry ", MI. oBleslav
Drazd ansky JOS, Zab6hlice
Dudak Gabr., Smocna
9uben Fr., Rozkos
5y.: Duba Ant, Mukobrny
)voTak Vac, Noskov
1rban Jan, Studenec
fabian AL, VOd6brany
Faturik Fr., Vsetaty
Faulkner Ant. Zizkov
Fejfar JOS, Milcice
F'ogl vladimir, M. Bor
Des.: Forejtnik j., Hustopec
Frybort Josef, Kralice
Frydrych Rud., Zamel
Fulin JOS, DrachkoV
Gajdos Jan, Selnica
fajer Frant., IvanoVice
Garsky Ant, Smrzice
Gotvald JOS, Ruprechtov
Grimm Rud., Kuncice
Haluzka Rud., KunGice
Hanak JOS, Znojmo
Havlicek Raj, Strabenice
Havlicek Vac, Plzen
Get: Hasman X, Lochovicc
HAIL F., Donln
Hajek JOS, Litohlavy
Hauerland Step, Banov
Heicman Karel, Cernilov
Hajzler Fr., Dobruska
Sv.: Hejduk JOS, Bukova
Hladfk Fr., Chot6Sice
Des. Hlavac Bob, Krcmar
Hluchon JOS, Vel. Bytc9
/ Hnlk JOS, Cere kVlce
Get: Horni6ek JOS, Hradek
Hojgr Jan, Vaclavov
Hodyc Kar., Lhota MaSoVa
Hotarek JOS, Kouhoutovice
HOnka Vilem, Loucka
Houzvicka JOS, Sad3ka
Hrncir Ant, Lutkovice
Hradil JOS, Crast any
D9s. Hrubes Vac, Pecky
Hybl Fr., Krumpach
Chalupa Jan, Lovcftky
Chatrny Pavel, Pribram
Chrbolka JOS, n. Lhotice
Chvalibog Heofil, Opava
\ Chvojka Vac, Radnice
\ Ckybik Jan, Babict
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HLEDAJf Sc LIDE, majicl
smysl pro uslechtilou zaba-
WI. Dostavte Sc ma verejne
cvicenl Sokola Havlfcek.
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NASI BOHATYRI.
SEZNAM JMEN CLENU TRETfHO TRANSFORM
INvALIDU VOJfNU CESKOSLOVENSKE
ARMADY ZE SIBfRE.

Wesley Frant., Obora
Wesley Ant, Zvole
Sv.: Wesley AIN Liboze3
Vlk Vac, Kojcice u Pelhrim.
Vavra Fr., RemiSov
Vondracek Rud., Hrozn6tice
Vorlick yAnt., Widen
Six; Vorel Rud., Cechtice
Votypka Ant, Hnoj. Lhota
Des.: Vyskoc JOS, Vejprnice
Zahorsky j., Nahoreny
Zapletal AL, Osek
Zatko JOS, Hor
Zemanek JOS, Suchodol
Zaba Vac, Tejnice
Zak JOS, Hermanice
Zelivsky Vac, Sekanice
Zenisek JOS, Dubovice
VIII ROTA.
Sy.: Andrt Josef, Brezno
Andrysek j., Radejov
Augusta JOS, Vel. Mezirici
Bahynsky JOS, Skreje
Bartik JOS, Hory Stribrne
Barbora Vilem, Lobec
BaStar Petr Bilkov
Bena VOL, Verovany
Sv.: BednaTik l., Velikov
Benes Lad, Brezany
BeStak Fr., Kolin
Des.: B6lohoubek V, Urbanic
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-04

County victory SHAFT today at Mt OIL
cad. o.
Presbyterian Sunday School field
workers representing ten Western
States are to meet at Minneapolis to-
day for fve-day conference.
The trial is scheduled TO begin at
Marion. Ind, today OF Luther Worl,
treasurer OF Grant county, who is
charged with alleged embezzlemetnt OF
county funds.
The annual convention OF the Ma
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-04

The time and place for holding the
preliminary World Conference Of
Christian Churches are to DO decided
upon at a meeting Of tho Episcopal
Commission In New York city today.
Four officials of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company, under indictment
for manslaughter as the result of the
tunnel wreck on the Brighton line In
Brooklyn, in which more than 100 per-
sons were killed, are to be put on
trial at Mlneola, l.. l., today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-04

tional Association Of Practical Rsfrig-
Grating Engineers win meet at KAN
sas City today for three-day session.
The Alabama division OF the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution 10 to
meet in annual convention today at
Huntsville, Ala.
Important problem of the hotel busi-
ness are to be discussed by the
Georgia Hotel Mems Association at
its thirteenth annual convention
which Is to open today at Macon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-04

Ways and means by which the in
stitution of life insurance may con-
tribute further to meeting America
readjustment problems will be con-
sidered at the thirteenth annual con-
vention of the Association Of Life In
surance Presidents, which is to begin
its sessions today at the Hotel Aston
New York city.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-04
ropAY's EVENTS

The American Association OF WOOL
en- and wosted Manufacturers VIII
hold it's annual meeting and banquet
in New York city today
The Texts Editorial Association VIII
be entertained in annual convention at
Galveston during the three days begin
ming today.
United Etates Senator Warren u
Harding has accepted an invitation to
attend the dedication of the Morrow
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-04

Under the supervision of the United
States Department of the Interior, Blu
reau of Education, the tenth annual
conference of specialists in Industrial
education will meet at the University
Of Cincinnati today to consider plans
for meeting the nations needs for in
creased facilities for Industrial edu-
cation,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12
TAFFY.

Rev. Tichenor. of Centertowr,
preached at the Baptist church Sat
urday night He was former pastor
of the place and was welcomed by al.
Uncle Dosier Bartlett, aged Cd,
died Friday of typhoid fever, and was
buried in the Union Grove cemetery.
Funeral services were conducted b.
Bro. Creep. He was a good neigh
Dor, an affectionate father and kind
friend to all. His family and rel !
tiyes have the sympathy of all the
community.
Paul Hawkins and wife, who were
slightly injured in an automobile
wreck, are able to be out again.
Roscoe Baird is contemplating
building a new dwelling house.
Several from here attended the
Owensboro fair last week.
Miss Susie Raymond visited hei
sister, Mrs. Ira ID. Funk, Saturday
night and Sunday.
School has been closed at Mt
Moriah, ON account of diptheria.
A protracted meeting will begin
at Clear Run on Tuesday night al
ter the second Sunday, conducted by
Revs. Shields and Jarnigin, of Beaver
Dam.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12
BALD KNOB.

Mr.. A. +. Sandefur started Sing
ing school at this place Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Crowder a'e tie
proud parents of Il big boy, Ezra Kin
meth.
Mr.. r. w. Davis went to Beaver
Dam Monday, on business
Mrs. Charlie Leach and little son,
are visiting her parents at Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Trip Taylor went TO
Beaver Dam Monday, on business.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Brandman Davis, Of
Horsebranch, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lem Leach Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Burden and
wife were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Davis. Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Sandefnr an1 little
daughter. Joy, of Louisiana, are Wis
liting relatives here at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Leach visited
relatives at Olaton from Saturday
untll MONDAY.
MIR. Leonard Wallace, who has beer
visiting his parents at Mt. Pleasant,
will return to Orange, Texas, in a
few days.
Mr.. r. P. Sorrels. of Shelbyville, is
visiting his sons, Chester and Davln
and his grandson. Norval Leach, az
the time of this writing.
Mr.. Lonnie Sandefur spent Satul-
day night with his parent, Z. p. San
defur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Her aud John
Her left for Hull, Texas, last Monday.
Mrs. Martha Leach, who has been
very i'll for the past few weeks, is no
better.
Rev. Ward Taylor, of Mt. Pleasan'.
will move to Rosine this week.
Mrs. Perrie Crowder and daughter.
Mamie, were guests at Frank Wal
laces' Saturday night.
Mr.. John Johnson was buried at
Rusine Tuesday.
The people ar0dnd here. WHO haze
been attending the Roller Holler
meeting at Salem, report they are
having big meeting
Mr.. Lucien Sandefur has sold his
farm to Bob Barnard. for $4,000, and
will move near Beaver Dam.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12

overrun and subdued by first one
English ruler and then another, until
finally about the year of 1690-91, the
last big steal was made, when 1000
600 acres of land owned by the Irish
were confiscated and parceled out to
the Scots and English protestants,
though few years prior 100000
lcres in Ulster mad been declared for
cited and rested from the Irish. And
in this manner Obstetrics got their
start in ireland. In fact, If we un-
derstand the matter, of which we do
not speak positively, had it not been
for these gigantic steals by Protes-
tant, Christian people, Ireland today
perhaps would have been all catholic
and no trouble would have ever come
from that quarter and home rule
would have been a realization years
a 700
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claim; against
the estate of the late w. A Maddox,
are hereby notified 20 present same
to me, properly proven, on or before
November the LIST, 1919, or they will
be forever barred. And all knowing
themselves to be indebted to the
aforesaid estate will please call and
settle. if they wish to save cost
This, September IL, 1919.
U. S. CARSON, AdmI.
w. A. MADDOX, deceased.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12

Every time the big dealers in the
necessities of life, the traders, job
hers, manufacturers and producers. of
both the things that go into and upon
the outside of man have big meet
with an announced view to work out
plans for reconstruction and to dis
cuss the High Cost of Living it's a
certain and never failing indication
that prices will be showed up a bit
as soon as they can get back home
and start marking the same DID things
over, maybe for the third to fifth
time.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12
STRAY STREAKS
(By Fluke McFluke.)

If fish bit so fast you could catch
a thousand pounds day we couldn't
find time to hook more'n wee, little
minnow.
Uncle Glen Monkey dropped in to
see us the other day and he says he's
mighty proud that John Henry has
left the Cunty, as now. he has no on
ponent. none to dispute with him the
fact of his being just about the best
looking man within the whole county.
We saw Bro. Robert Bennett COM
ing through town the other day with
a load of corn and fodder on the horn
of his saddle and then we looked up
the street the other way and seed
Old Sol Barnett a comm with keg
of lasses or maybe it was cider, on
the horn of his saddle. And then
we hearn some one say, those fellers
from Undertook shore do know how
to transport stuff anyhow.
How about the popcorn profit
teers? Why don't somebody in this
town get busy and have Albert Rial
Investigated and regulated? or in
generated perhaps would be the bet
ter term. Some day We'll all wake
to find Rial the owner of the Wool
worth building in New York, and peo-
pie will wonder how he got 1t. Let's
investigate him before :ts too burned
late 80.
A certain party met another fellow
here in town one day this week. but
did not know the mans name. SO he
undertook to describe the fellow to
him unknown, and when he said, and
he had a big crop of Johnson grass
all over his face and head" four men
spoke at once and said, why! the
mans name was Joe Thommasson of
down 'twixt Nocreek and Helm"
49,
had a Letter from John Henry
this week and am absolutely certain
that Thomas has found a seep, a
sort of un-dried-up spot in the "Yal-
Ter Banks" l have been aiming to
make John a little weekend visit for
some time. and after getting his
cheerful letter and the invitation on
which thought | could detect the
odor of roses that grow and blossom
on hills and knobs, that take root and
rear their heads from meath the rug
ged stone. in fields where gently rip
pies nearby, the green river, far and
muchly famed. Gee! who dropped
that mallet and woke me up?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12
WANTED.

viii pay $500 per pound for wild
Ginseng, Golden Seal yellow Root +,
$4.4S. Must be free of dirt
and dry, parcel post shipments ac-
cepted. Check sent on same day
shipment arrives.
No. / horse Hides $10.00-$11.0e,
No 2, small or cut, $500. Sheep
pelts soc to $50. Green sailed
Hides soc. Ship Hides via express TO
Rosine, Ky.
49, C. H. WHITE,
cts Baizetowp, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12

President Wilson after practicing
the begging question with Mexico ami
Germany for months and even years,
while they were butchering helpless
men, women and children, seems nev
er to have lacked for bossing desires
when it came to the people of the T..
S. A. Even to the U. S. Senate, he
says it shall be done this way and M
other. Yes, he's quite firm at home
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12

Just why the L, S. A. should
spread herself out over all of Europe
and China and other countries in
me ?dling interference and then draw
our hands across our breasts in no
~ horror" at the thought OF lend
ing a hand in justice, in the case OF
the Irish, is something hard indeed
10 understand. We do not say that
we should be meddling with the al
fairs of Ireland and the British gov
ernment, but we do say that we
should keep meddling hands out OF
Europe. BY meddling hands, we 40
not mean all sorts of hands either.
not mean all sorts Of hands either.
Simply because the greater portion OF
the inhabitants of Ireland happen :
be catholics is no reason why they
should not govern themselves, neither
is that just reason for their having
self government. The truth of the
business Is, Ulster has kept 1t back
tor these many years. Ireland was
formerly no part of the British pos
sessions. Ireland has simply been
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12

and comfort; where church services Kent
can be neld; where Sunday-school St I
can be taught; where dances anf Loui.
lodge meetings and all the var"uE Tn
things that bring people into clOseF the
contact with each other can take S322
place. 'Ceive
IF for any reason, the work df large
mining coal is delayed or made diff could
cult ! want YOU to know that the Of But I
ficers of the company have a keen in price
terest in correcting every fault as recei
soon as possible. Der
This is a big work-too big to be cepte
interfercd with by anything trifling. then
In fact, man had better set fire to chas,
a dozen houses in city rather than orde
leave that city in darkness. Before So
the darkness had passed away many sale
houses might have fires set to them 1eci(
and many lives might he taken by the this
human vermin that come out of their lust
holes in the darkness. ia, {
II do not intend to talk to you as 600
farmers. or as coal miners, or as Dem r,
ocrats, or as Republicans. l am go temI
ing to talk to you about something and
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12
For Sale-160 acre farm,
known as the Joe Everly
farm. Price $4,000. 1t is
in the best farming COM
munity in Ohio County. For
further particulars, see,
CAL P. KEOWN,
Hartford, KY.
FARM FOR SALE.

40 acres one mile west of Duke
hurst. Ten acres hill, rest tiled bot
toms. Good Improvements, three
room dwelling with two porches.
SIS per acre. For particulars see,
w. X. HARDIN,
S4tp Hartford, KY, Route j
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-09-12

If uncle John Shell could have
thought of starting some of this no
toriety stuff" for himself along
about the time he was 10 or 115
years Of age instead of waiting UNI
ill he was an old like person, he might
have been tolerably well advertised
by this date l. NH-