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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09
CXT HEN one thinks of the homes
wv of the Schuylkill region, the
Eairp1 ou,t Dnrly reoiop tba

7 IlE.N one JIllnhS OIL IHe HOlllCS
wv of the Schuylkill region, the
Fairmount Park region, the
mind goes at once to Mount Pleas
ant, noblest and most beautiful of
all, and far most important, even
though the Importance was mostly
somber Importance, from the
character and fate of some who
lived here. One never forgetS that
the superb Mount Pleasant was the
home of Benedict Arnold.
1t is interesting to note the esti-
nation in which his wife is still
held in this city. She was of one
of the finest Philadelphia families;
she seems to have been bright and
she was socialicntity; so her name
is still held in Figh estimation.
A hotel has her name and her
picture on its daily menu cards, in
the expectation that this will win
popularity; and the most widely
known woman newspaper writer of
the city uses the name of Peggy
Shippen" as non de plume, know
ing that it will attract. Now. such
things could happen only in this
city.
All that Peggy tShlppen dld was to
marry Benedict Arnold and to con-
tinue to he his wife, and to accept
money, personally, from the British
government, after her husbands S
treason became known; not, extra,
ordinarily good reasons for honored
rem embranCe.
Arnold an TIxtravagant Liver
The continued and widespread
honorinE of Mrs. Arnold. makes it
worth while to mention that when
the general married her, he was
twice hCr age, a widowcr-his wife
having died so recently as since the
opening of the Revolution-and
that he had three children, the old
est being II. He was living eX-
travagantly at the time he married
her and was oven then under
charges which affected his integrity
and on account of which, shortly
after the marriage, he was officially
censured.
That the youn wife not only over
looked her husbands traitorous
schemes, but that she actively aided
them, was the belief of many,
among them being Aaron Burr, a
contemporary. Washington himself
probably felt doubts of Peggy's 10y
atty, but when the crash came, at
West Point, her position was so
painful that he gave orders to let
her. with her infant child. go back
to Philadelphia, courteously refrain
ing from criticism,
How General Arnold retained
rank and place as long as he did is
surprising, for it must have been
known that he was living far be-
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even their Identification plates gone.
Here were their counterparts in
hamlets The lieutenant, searching
his map, murmured doubtfully: "It
might be A--or it might be b
It's hard to say"
These nameless ones L put into a
list all by themselves and called
them y. But presently | gave it up.
1t was too much like trying to count
the volume of water in a reservoir
by means of an eye dropper.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09
LAUGH

Build for yourself strong box,
Fashion each part with care;
Fit it with hasp and pedlock,
Put all your troubles there.
Hide therein all your failures
And each bitter cup you quaff;
Lock all heartaches within it,
Then-SIT ON THE LID AND
LAUGH.
Tell no one of it's. contents,
Never it's secrets share;
Drop in your cares and your worries,
Keep them forever there.
Hide them from sight so completely
The world well never dream half,
Fasten the top down securely,
Then-SIT ON THE LID AND
LAUGH.
Selected.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09
Ways of Preaching Christ

Some indeed preach Christ even
of envy and strife; and some also
of good viii; the one preach Christ
of contention. not sincerely; but the
other of love. knowing that / am
set for the defense of the gospel
Philippians |, 15 to IL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09

the United States will be affected.
Only somebody with something to
hide could disagree with that
program.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09

Members of the Associated Press-The
Associated Press is exclusively en-
titled to the use for republication
OF all news dispatches credited to
paper and also the local news pub
1ished herein.
All rights OF republication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09
DO YOU KNOW

THAT Harrisburg will have a
series of welcomes for remaining
units?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09

HISTORIC HARRISBURG
Right after the War of 1912 this
city had five companies of militia :
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09

He toho queIS an angry thought is
greater than king.-EliSd Cook.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-09

Among visitors to Tho city Yoster-
dav was Fred Newell, the Canton
editor, who has spent much time
delving into the history Of the north
ern counties. Mr.. Newell is eager
to hav" tho old Indian trail incor-
roratcd into the Susquchanna trail.
'The real Susquehanna Trail" said
he, was that used by Shiklemy It
went up the valley of Lycominc
creek and is well defined. IT is
beautiful country and should he the
line of a great highway some time"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
E.NATIONALISMJJI,
,ANTISEMITISM?

sterlits, KOhn undBeer, sind Ju-
den und bezahlte Fuehrer der Pro-
letarier, Bernstein, Goldstein, Ia
tzenstein, Rubinstein, Hersch, Ber-
ner, sind Juden und Fuehrer der
christlichen Proletarier, Diamant,
Verkauf. Berstel, Grimm, Scha-
ebert, Fischer, brauchen auch kei-
ne Beschneidung mehr".
In Ungaria inainte de resboiu,
in fruntea socialismului erau: A.
braham, Kohl, .Feldmann, Sass,
Grossman, Schwartz, Baron, Pfeif-
fer, Rosenzweig, Schlesinger. Mel
err. Stern, Kugler. Guvernul boise
vic au fost formal de Bela Kan. Sa
muely, Garbay etc. etc.
In Rominia, socialismul fost in
trodus de anarhistul jidan DR.. Rus,
sci, 81 sustinut prin propaganda de
c. Dobrogeanu-Gherea GU adeva-.
ratul sau hume Nu],dm Kate, jidan
anarhist din Harkov. Seful, socia-
listilor ireseni, aproape toti 5idani,
e DR.. Gelehrter. Tar in fruntea So
cialistilor dati in judecata pentru
turburarile della 15 Decembre 1918.
acuzati de complot, crima contra
sigurantei statului 81 provocare la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
.DOUA CUTRFNURE De
PAMlNT IN ITALIA.
ORAsE ZGUDUITE., CASE
RUINATE.

ROMA. 8 Noembrie. = Doua
cutremure serioase de pamint
au sguduit i'll noaptea trecuta
partea de sus Vail Tiber. zic
te.egrame'e de All din AreZzo
Orasele San Sepolero 81 San
BartO. .omeo SO raporteaza ca in
parte sunt ruinate. Peste 80 de
ease sunt darimate din cauza
cutremurului. zice te.egrama.
StWea nu aminteSte de per-
deri de vieti. Sc temc ca sunt
multi raniti.
Populatia din San Sepolero 81
San Bartolomeo Sc raporteaza
ca au facut corturi pc strzi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
COANA IMPOTR|VA RO-
S|lLOR La new YORK.
200 ARESTATI INTRO
NOAPTE.

NEW YORK, 7 Nov. All
noapte s a inceput goana impotri-t
va anarchistilor, din intreaga tara.
In New York, agentii de la de-
partamentul justitiei, condusi de
William J. Flynn au arestat peste
200 de RADICAL adunati la statul
major al Republicei Sovietiste 81
dupa ce au fost dust la departa-
mentul justitiei 81 interogati, Gin
zeci din eli au fost detinuti pentru
a fl deportati ca streini netrebuin-
ciosi.
Printre arestati au fost 81 opt fe-
mel, dintre carl doua au fost men
tinute spre deportare.
0 mare cantitate de literature ra
dicala fost secvestrata.
Rapoarte din alte orase arata cd
s 'au facut peste $50 de arestari.
Rata in New York s'a facut de
agentii federali sub directiunea lui
William j. Flynn, seful lor. AgeIT-
til au fost asistati de cinci membri
,,garda bombelor'' din New York
81 patru politisti.
Vagonul patrula a facut mai
multe drumuri, carind pc Gel prin-
81 in rata.
0 multimea mare sa adunat in
fata cladirii 81 c1nd omul Gel din
urma fost scos, politia a trebuit
Sc impinga inapoi pc spectator.
Mai multi politisti au fost de-
stinati sa pazeasca cladirea in tim
pul noptei.
Pc timpul cind Sc interogau are
stantii au VENT rapoarte ca s'au
facut 81 alte rate la Detroit, Phi
ladelphia, Newark, N. J. 81 Jack
son.
S'a aflat ca Comisioncrul gene
raj al oficiului de imigrare d. Ca
|mineti a liberat mandate de. aresta-
re pentru treizeci 81 sasc RADICAL
carl au fost activi in nelinistea in
dustriala. Sc zice ca persoanele in
special cautate au fost prinse 81 a.
restate.
Rata facindu-se i'm seara cind
's'a celebrat aniversarea stabilirei
guvernului sovietist in Russia, care
a fost afisata, Sc zice ca S "a prins
in cursa bobocul din care Sc inflo-
reasca un complot care Sc desfida
pc fata autoritatea guvernamenta-
la.
Sc zice ca s'a propovaduit acea-
sta, timp de mai multe saptamini
prin elemente combinate radicale,
Industrial Workers OF the World,
anarchist 81 agitatori Rusi. Pans
flete 81 diferite pnblicatiuni pen
ltru acest scop, - ales III sunt ii
posesinnea ministfului lde itstiti3.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

FRATI ROMfNI:

traits
suprem
a reaizze aprathe ideau doit de ti unitea naionaa
In nunt malt Trnims in untena
IN gne troe maj psus de t9e pentru realzar aspiration
slit
nnou
a % @ nen me Gu ias n9r sau sun apa arte r0nn care pa
au o
ei dincoa Carpat,
p vpere au u n Ia una lup brbate nma Rm1 site upa
nunai arucat hui A lisa Pa uman
bu antca UngarG capuat Budapesa
Terorul
Frat de dncoo
pamntu tsor or de upta
ocure dlndusi
Cind
vee snot graca din adncu suftu
nina
nya ntre ace deobia vi acr
de e ca sgu gncrat Tara sun orfan
a IN flu fre
s 5 s ip1s @ ] r @ g dapotn rs sRd s piu1d @ pima ina n%a NINA
lar at bani att
daca imbracaminte u
mai geu este dcr in
rRATnoR:
Iiga Natina Romha carl sunte
ia prrea N
PIMA hn penn copH bbat
pase
|ce foata sa fe asprea
penu moi Gel din America aja frai nost de sufenta
llga Nafaa
caua lmbracamintor
s ss apr9ps tasu produce nespus e da a
n seana g ie Ronn
lmului Naionae din America: -
IL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
INCA UN JUDECA.
TOR SOLOMON.

NEW YORK, s NOembrie. -
Carol lrovitch 81 Harry Roth
stein, ambii pretindeau ca sunt
stapinii unui catel Gu numele
Daisy. La judecatorie, judecato-
rul lea spus sa treaca Sbe par
tea Opusa salii. Cind Irovitch
a chemat catelul pc hume, micul
animal a alergat Gu bucurie ca
tire ell.
,.Catelul lui Irovitch,'' a
zis judecatOrul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

CONTINUARE PIE PAGINA "a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
TINERETE ETERNE.

. PARIS, Z NOembrie. - Prof.
Yves Delage a anuntat inaintea
Academiei de Stiinta din Paris ca
unM microbi ar avea 0 tinereta e.
terna. Ell spune ca aflat scrierile
Dr-ului Galiipe, care are credi-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

clllu III OlfVeldnQ 81 alte
part Sc pfegateste 0 campanie
uriasa pentru stringerea de I'M
bracaminte pentru suferinzii din
Rominia Mare, Indianapolisul n
facut un progress frumos in acea-
sta directie. Un APPEL TRIMS de
catra Rominii din Indianapolis
Guvernorului acelui. stat, a avut
rezultate frumoase. Guvernornl
Goodrich, patruns de suferinte-
le pc care lie indura poporul ro-
min a rugat pc locuitorii acelui
eat ca sc ajute Gu ce pot in a.
ceasta campanie pornita de a
colecta haine pentru suferinzii
din Rominia.
,,Mi-s'a cerut,'' scrie guverno-
rul James r. Goodrich, ,,ca Sc "a
trag atentia poporului din Indi-
ana asupra incercarilor facute
de comitetul pentru ajutor al
.ROmmilor, de a colecta imbra-
caminte spre d fl trimise in Ro-
minia spre ameliora suferinteie
din acea tara. Dupa cum spun
stirile primite din. acea tara, lip
sa de un ajutor de acest fel este
acuta. Stunt sigur ca locuitorii
satului Indiana vor face tot &c
le sta in putinta spre ajtta A
ceasta miscare yaloEdasa, 81 III
exit nici un moment de lauda
buna intentie Rominilor.."
Este adevarat ca lipsa de i'm
bracaminte in acea tara este a.
cuta; 0 stire primita acum de
- curind spuney ca nici bolnavii
din spitale nu au haine, 81, CO.
phi bolnavi sunt siliti a purta
haine de noapte (paiama( nea-
Wind altele Ne putem face 0
ideie despre suferintele pc care
poporul lie indura, daca nici il
spitale nu e ceea ce trebue.
Rominia in lupta pentru idea
lul nostru a sacrificat totul, in
treaga eli bogatie, pc linga mil
re de vieti tinere, pc care lea sa-
crificat pc altarul neamului.
Inima ti-se stringe de durere
la martirajul acestui popor, ,hir-
tuit de nacazuri de la nasterea
lui 81 pima astazi. In trecut, hor-
dele pagine, navalind asupra bo-
gatului tnut dunarean, abuse de
foame 81 atrase de lacomie, tot
peste poporul nostru au VENT,
81 a ayut .-se sufere acest neam,
de la naSerea lui, suis in leaga.
nul Carpatilpr, 81 pima in zilele
de All.
r curios ca, Gu toate ca nea-
mul Rominesc nu a fost nici oda-
ia unit, Gu exceptia unirii par
tale de sub Mihaiu Viteazul
nici odata poporul nostrn nu s'a
cugetat la o viata aparte de ce-
ialalti frati, in totdeauna nutrea
dorinta ca Sc fie until. Aceasta
ne arata ca Gu toate ca Romlni
an fost imp&rtiti intre hotare
politice, ei erau in 1totdeauna
until sufleteste.
AZ dat insa Dumnzeu ca in ur-
ma acestpi razboiu mondial, nea-
mul Rominesc Sc realizeze si u
nirea politica, insa, aceasta unire
. costat foarte multi neamul nos
tru. Oar constienti ca un hicru
mare sc psatc face numai prin
sacrificii mari, poporul Ron.fn
dat cu bucurie bunul, luiF Inn
preuna Gu viata. i.
Suferintele pc care lc, fndnra
astazi neainul Rosnfncsc srtnt .
parte din sacrificiul fScut pentrl
realizarea idealului nostru. a.
cest sacrificiu este al nostru, al
neamului Rominesc, s;,ca Ranini
buni, datoria noastra ca Sc y
jutam Gu -ce pntenl q indulci sui
ferintele acelora care an dat
A&n4ys1 ~ ~ Asy u d Il 5ss 81 us 7, q. 81 Fl
Frati ain indianapolis, care
ah f&cnt apel Il Americani' ~
! pornit Rs b eale foarssF hunAs Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

Regina WahelpiHa este inca IT,
nara 81 din todte gMnctele de uede-
re capabiM de a fl Regina Holan-
del. Zilete- aceste a deschis prima
sesiune parlataeRtulM. In curind
"a plcca IN I,ldSle Olandeee de
East; acele colonS caste 81 bogate
despre carr AmericonH au putind
cunOstintd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

tut ca ar fl aflat il. hirtii de un
veac de vechi organisne vii. Du-
pa cum anunta Prot: Delage, a
cesti microbi au resistat la cal
dura.de 248 grade Fahrenheit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

PHILADELPHIA. s Noembri-
G. = Teizeci de RADICAL. intre ca
re 81 mai multe femei. au fOst d.
restati de catra agentii departa-
mentului iustitiei. Arestarile s'a,l
facut las doua intruniri publice
tinute in acel oras.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

Gel de la .,Steaua Noastra" din
New York he acusa de multe. Dior
nu lie place nationalismul pc care il
propovaduim in ziarul nostru.. Ar
dOri sa finn mai RADICAL. Nati0na-
llsmul, zic dior, nu destul de IL
manitar, 81 GU toate aceste, dior
sunt eel mai 1nfocati nationalist.
GU tendinta de asimiIa toate nea-
murile.
Nu-i destul de larg 81 nu imbra-
toseaza toata iumea. Ne acusa de
autOcratism, reactionarism, 81 an
tisemitislM
Dior, ca mai toti evreii, nu permit
ca alte neamuri Sc fie insufletiti GU
sentimente rationale. Nu permit ca
un ROmin, un Italian sau un Ame-
rican Sc tina mai multi la neamul
lul de cit la un neam strein, 81 pc
data ce vad ca cineva >nutreste SEN
timente rationale, este acuzat de
antisemitism.
Sc nu cumva sd indrasnesti Sc a.
att potlOgaria unui Evreu. asa cum
arati potlogaria unui Romin ca in
data esti acuzat ca ,,inghititor de
Jiddni".
Dupa parerea noastra 81 a fieca-
rui ON nepatimas, nationalismul
nu are nici in elm nici in mineca
Gu antisemitismul
Ca nu suntem filosemiti nu ia
daduim. Atunci II am fl nationali-
sti.
Daca evreii s sar asimila Gu ma
tiunile in mijlocul carora traiesc,
ar adopta obiceiurile tarii 81 ar fl
Insufletiti de acelasi ideal 81 ma
zuinti ca nearlul III mijlocul caro-
ra traiesc, ar face parte intregala
din neam 81 nimeni, nici moi, n am
putea sa nutrim fata de eli alte SEN
timente de cit pc carl lie nutresc
fata de conationalii lor.
Sc site fnsa ca 81 in tarile unde
Ii s'a inlesnit toate posibilitatile
ca sd sc asimileze Gu natiunea, au
stat deOparte all formal un fel de
,,gheto' atunci cind a fost vorba
dc interesele lor speciale ca natiu-
he evreie. Unii din Ell au complotat
char 81 impotriva ordinei statului
in carl all trait.
lata ce cetim in ,,Patria..', zia-
rul OficiOs al Consiliului Dirigent
din Transilvania:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
ARfSTATl IN.
mai MULTE ORASE.

CHICAGO, s Noembrie. -
Mai multi de doua suite de zisi
RADICAL au fost arestati in dis
trictul Chicago, astazi. Acestia
sunt banuiti ca au conspirat a
tine o celebrafe in intreaga tara
pentru doua aniversare re-
publicei sovietiste din Russia.
Eli all fost arestati i'll 0 serie
de raiduri fntreprnlse de agentii
ministrului de justitie, intreprin7
Sc nu numai in acest oras. ci 81
in Garry, Indiana Harbor, Mill
waukee 81 South Chicago.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10

DETROIT, 8 Nov. = Incepin
aperatiile la adunare popara-
"a, agentii federali. pima All di-
au arestat mai multi de
de persoane acuzate "a
agitatori radicali 81 adept al "a"
tiunei directe."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-10
EVREU 81 BOLSEVISMUL.


Della eminentul professor 81 ON
|politic, d. A. c. Cuza, am putut OBJ
time mai demult urmatoarele date,
Gu privire la raporturile dintre E.
vrei 81 bOlsevism, pc care sOcotin-
du-le acum de mare actualitate, lie
dam publicitatei, pentru Sc vedea
cit de putin sunt indreptatite ma
surile de. exagerata protejare lua-
te de Aliati, prin clauza minorita-
tilor, special impusa pentru cvrei.
Iata cum ii recomanda dl prof.
A. c. Cuza, care, ocupindu-se in
deaproape de chestiunea evreiasca,
iii cunoaste indeajuns de 'bine:
,,Socialismul communist, antinatio-
nal 81 antireligios, = bine inteles
numai anticrestin, caci despre o re-
actiune antireligioasa socialisti-
lor, inlauntrul iudaismului nu a
fost vofba niciodata, = fost ere
at de jidani: de Karl Marr 81 Fr.
Engles, jidani amindoi.
Partidul muncitorilor din Ger
mania fost Great de Ferdinand
Lassalle, jidan 81 ell.
81 acest Socialism propavaduit
|pretutindeni in primul rfnd de il
dani.
Astfel in fruntea socialismului,
gasim: In Germania, ca membri al
Reichstagului inainte de rasboiu:
Ed. Bernstein, Singer, Stadtha-
gen, Goldstein, DR.. Wurm, Simon
Ketsenstein, DR.. Ar0n.
In fruntea spartachistilor fost
Rosa Luremburg, evreica. La Muen
chen, fostul sef, al guvernului a.
narhist: Kurt Eisner 81 alaturi de
dinsul, ca agitatoare Sarah Lerck,
nascuta Rabinouici.
In Austria, inainte de rasboiu,
conducatorii Socialismului erau u.
sa precum nil arata urmatoarea &.
Ipigrama, publicata in ziarele ger
name:
| .Adler, Ehenberger, Ingner, Au-
f
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30
IiEFIIIN.

Mrs Ester Russell and Mrs. Silas
Shaver visited Mr.. Seth Riley, near
Buford, Thursday.
Miss Ethle Richerson, OF Buford,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fannie
Thomasson, Of this place.
Mr. John Riggs, Of this place, is
visiting HIS uncle, Mr.. Hipsley Riggs,
of ContortOWn.
The supper given by the w. o. W.,
of Heflin, was largely attended.
Little Clarence Barnard Ross, of
Smallhous, Is visiting relatives. in
this vicinity.
AIR. Albert Riggs and wife, OF &C.
ralyo, visited his mother Airs. Mary
Riggs OF this place, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Andy Rowan, Of Beda, visited
his sister, Mrs. Lizzie Patton, of this
place, Saturday and Sunday
Mr. Noble Thomasson and wife, of
Shallhous, visited his mother, Of
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30

"A crucial hour has arrived. A
spirit is abroad in the land, the spirit
of anarchy, of law violation and law
repeal. National prohibition is be-
ing threatened. Ministers and con-
gregations of 100000 churches are
called upon to help hold the line and
hold it fast until National Prohibi-
ton goes into effect July 1, 1919"
Such is the clarion call coming to us
from the National Prohibition Com
mittee, with request to publish. 1t
is the prohibitionists' answer to the
message to congress to
remove the ban on the manufacture
Of wines and beers. Fortunately for
our prohibition friends a Republican
congress stands as a wall of brass
against the Presidents motion for a
step in moral legislation
Tor the country.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30

We have received a number of COM
plants recently from our subscribers
that they are not receiving their Re-
publican regularly. We do not know
how 10 account for such failures, as
we mail out our complete list every
Thursday night. However. when
such miscarriages occur we shall APP
preciate a report Of the fact and viii
try TO locate the cause of the diff
Guilty.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30

lions violating agreements. Were
there not treaties between the nations
before the great war began, and
were they not treated as scraps of pa
per? A league of Nations to be eff
fective must be founded upon force,
and the possibility of the members Of
the league dividing on the employ
ment of force would plant the seeds
of another world war on even larg-
er scale than the one just closed.
There is no cureall for the evils Of
war, as there is none for any of the
other evils that afflict mankind.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30

Breckenridge county voted the 20
cent road tax, Saturday The MAORI
~ for the tax was above twelve hun
dred. One by one our nolghboring
counties are taking this step OF pro-
gress. Friends of good roads I'm this
county should keep their courage up.
The people are waking mp. They
need just q little time to yawn and
stretch their limbs. They viii be
ready willing and anxious 20 vote the
tax If the Fiscal court win submit 80
at the August primary.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30

The jacksonville Hustler frankly
admits there are many things bad
about the present state administra-
ton, but says it all comes about be-
cause the Democrats made mistakes
in electing unfit men four years ago,
and that it will do better this time.
But did not the Democratic candidates
four years ago admit that many
things were bad and promise to cor
rect them? 1t is apparent that the
Democratic party cannot be depended
on to do the house cleaning at Frank
fort. Let a new broom sweep it
clean.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30

Visiting Oakwood cemetery, Sun
day afternoon, the unmarked grave of
Prof. Wayland Alexander, was point
ed out to us. 1t was a melancholy
reflection that the most earnest, most
industrious and most successful edu-
Gator who ever gave his labors toward
educating the young men and women
of Ohio county should lie here neg
lected and forgotten. We have
heard many of his pupils extOl his
merit, compliment his enthusiasm
and give him credit for all the success
they had made in life, and to these
we appeal that it is not yet too late
for them to show their gratitude TO,
and respect for, the great educator
by raising from contributions from
their fellow pupils of their old pre-
ceptor, a fund to erect a marker at
his grave. If the matter may inter
est them we shall be glad to act as a
medium of exchange for them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30
NOTICE TO MY
CUSTOMERS

Beginning June LIST ! will adopt a
strictly cash basis in the conduct Of
my business and will also discontinue
delivery. By eliminating bad ac-
counts and cost of delivery l can give
you better prices on your purchases
Call and see what we can save
you in prices after these changes
are made. Now located at the old
A. D. White stand.
NJ. T. LIKENS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-05-30

In a speech in MCauley's theater,
in Louisville, Tuesday night, William
Jennings Bryan said a Republican
congress would not carry out presi-
dent Wilson's recommendation to lift
the ban on wine and beer. The Ne
braskian said the Republicans would
not follow Wilson when he moved
forward, and would be much less in
clined to follow him in a backward
movement