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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
Dream That win Not Come True,

R~o1ceverte, w, Va.-Miss Emma
Hun almost became the wife of Bert
Treadway, but the Indications now
are that she will never marry him.
The license had been procured and the
couple were on the way to a minister's
when officers placed Treadway under
arrest on the charge Of numbering
Charles Scott. Treadway has con-
fessed and accepted a life term in the
state pehitentiary.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
The British kinqdom.

Great Britain includes England,
Scotland and Wales. 1t is called
Great Britain in distinction from Brit
tany (Bretagne, Lesser Brittany. In
the union with Scotland in 1907. Great
Britain became the official name Of
the British kingdom. and so continued
until the union with Ireland In 1901.
Since then the form has been Great
Britain and Ireland.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
DEVILS LAKE WORLD AND 1NTER-ocEANs

The Rio Negro ana other outlets Of
the Amazon were explored and chart
ed, G well as the Casqulare canal and
the Upper Orinoco, Doctor Rice said.
A number Of specimens n brought
back for the Peabody museum. at Har-
ward IA
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02
City Doubled Taxes on
Profiteering Landlord

A 100 per cent increase in the
assessed valuation of his prop
erty was the penalty imposed by
the Detroit city council on ia
cob Shevitz, owner Of q nine
family apartment house, who
was accused of increasing their
rents from $42 to $50 per
month.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-06-02

Special attention given the storing,
Grating or forwarding Of household
goods, Phone Franks Transfer and
Storage, Phone TIT. c5-12 tt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
.,DANSKEREN."
0nsdag den IS. April, 1920
Blair, Nebr.

4. S5ndag i Track Regn eller
Sne, og / Mandags Morges fl9j
der Sne / Luften. Der blev dog
like noget Lag paa Jorden den
ne. Gang. Bet har veret sy@rt
for Farmerne at faa deres For
aarsarbejde gjort og faa Saden
/ .Iorden / ordentlig It'd. | Gaar
hagde vi dog after Solskinsyejr,
og Days Morgen skinner Solen
dejligt efter en- Frostyejrs Nat.
J. e. Campbell-Furniture
nj Undertaking. Successor to
e. c. Pierce.
- L9rdag Morgen indtraf ct
mderlig pludseligt D9dsfald i
Reds Nabolag. Def var gamle
Mr.. Cunningham han havde
spist Frokost og var gaaet I'D
at grave ! Haven, og kort It'd
efter saa Konen nd af Vinduet
% opdagede, at han laa paa
Jorden. Da hun kom nd mente
nun. hun saa, at han rorte ct
Lem. men for hun fix Naboer
silkaldt var ale Livstegn borte.
Mr.. Cunningham var over de
80 Aar, og for Aar tilbage hav-
de han we'd ct Tilfelde faaet
Hovedet s%laaet, og siden den It'd
var han af og til fra Samling,
men ellers rask og rorig. Hans
Begravelse er bestemt TIL j Dag.
l Gaar rejste DR.. Morris
Nielsen til Omaha for efter faa
Dages Forberedelse at underka-
ste sig nok en- Operation. Det
er vel nu omkring ct Aars It'd,
sden han undergik IN meget
vanskelig Operation, og VI for
STAIR, at han har v@ret belayet
paa at MATTE undergrad en- mere.
Han haaber paa godt Udfald af
den, og Vi deler hans Haab.
Gammelt Jern og andre
Retailer, Klude, Gummi osv. kS-
9es I'll Dagens h9jeste Priser.
T. g. Phelps
ved Siden af Miller Munks
Smedeverksted.
Bell Telefon = Ash: t772.
Sondag Eftermiddag var
Pastor Schultz Genstand for en-
virkelig Surprise. Det var
hans 46. Aars F9dselsdag nogle
Dage i Forvejen, men da var
han borte. Saa var man bleven
smg ON at velge Sondag Eff
sermiddag TIL i Folk at gaa og
lykenske ham i Anledning. bet
var omkring X. 2 eller lidt eff
Ter, Folk begyndte at flokkes
I'll Kirken. Past. Schultz saa nd
af sit Vindu og undredes over,
hvad der var paa Ferde. Kir-
kens Undersal fyldtes smart at
Mennesker, og saa blew Preste-
familien indbudt til at komme
med. Der er saa like stort am
Diet at sige ON Diet, end at vi
havde en- sk9n kristelig preget
sekkabelig Sammenkomst. De
gkenskende var paa Forhaand
blevet enige ON, at de skulde
Dringe hyer ct Pund af nogen
Siags, og ct Bord bley fyldt af
Parker; Diet fyldte visit godt i
Prastefamiliens Spisekammer. At
der blev baade talt og sunget
90 samtalt er 10 selvf9lgeligt.
Disk. onsker tai Lykkel
En- It'd tilbage solgte Mr..
Eouss Robertson sit HEM j Dex-
torviIle og k9bte ct andet og
sterre Hus paa HORNET af Front
og 4 Streets, blot en- block
Vest for Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
hvor Mr.. Robertson arbejder
som Presmand. I sidste Uge er
Robertson Familien flyttet ind i
deres nye HEM. Til Lykke med
Flyttetl
I Gaar havde vi en- Snarvi-
mt af Past. Franklin Rasmus-
sen fra Ringsted, Ia. Han raj
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Moder og Gudst

Fredag Tabithamode hos Prof.
y. P. Lang. Sondag d. ?. MAJ,
Sondagsskole Kl. Gals, Skrifte-
maal Kl, 10, Gudstjeneste Kl.
10 80, Pastor P. o. Gade pre-
diker, Altergang we'd Pastor
Schultz. We'd Aftenm9det Kl. 1870
taller Pastor Gade paa Dansk ON
den lutherske Submission i Ke-
benhayn.
Onsdag den 5. Maj Kyindem6-
de hos Pastor l.. NJ. HanSens ON
Aftenen Tabitham6de efter ner-
mere Bekendtg6relse. Sondag d.
9. Maj holdtes Konfirmation.
Observation-Disclosures aarligeUd-
salg er udsat til den IA. Maj
Eftermiddag og Aften; Gayer
modtages med TAX af Styrelsen.
Alt, ON Gud vii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Soldatergravene i Frankrig.

Tusinder af amerikanske Tu-
r%ister, der i Sommer vii REESE
til Frankrig for at besoge Diet
Sted, hvor deres kere ligger
begrayet, vii k9re nd til Soldater.
gravene i Rode Kors' Automo-
biler. De amerikanske Soldater-
kirkegaarde j Frankrig ligger
spredt langs Kamlinien og er
ofte en- haly SHE'S engelske Nil
fra den nermeste Jernebanesta-
ton. Da Diet paa disse Steder
er baade yanskehgt og dyrt at
leje private K%6retojer, og da
mango af dem, der besoger Kir-
kegaardene er eldre Mennesker,
der like kan spadsere den Ian
ge Vel, saa har bet American
ske Rode Kors oprettet Omnibus
liner til nesten ale Kirkegaar-
dene. Der er saaledes en- Omni-
buslinie fra Chateau Thierry
Staten til Soldatergravene i Bel
feau Wood og en- anden fra
Verdun til den store american
ske Kirkegaard i Romagne, hyor
de Tusinder af amerikanske Sol
dater, der faldt i Kampene
Argonneskoven, bigger begravet.
Der vii ogsaa vere Omnibusli-
nier til Soldatergrayene j Ploisy
og Fismes.
bet Rode Kors har ogsaa OPP
fort Hvilehuse paa de forskel-
lige Kirkegaarde, hvor de be-
s9gende kan hvile sig og faa
noget at spise. We'd den store
Kirkegaard i Romagne vii der
desuden we're Soveverelser for
dem, der 9nsker at blive der
Natten over.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Det fireogtyvende Aarsmede
for
Den for. danske ev. lutherske
Kirke i America"

NJ
afholdes, ON Gud vii, i Hutchin-
son Menighed, Hutchinson, Min
%nesota, fra Is. Juni d. A,
begge Dage medregnet.
neutrality-suspicious.:
l. De almindelige i Anledning
.af Indberetningerne fra Sam
|fundets Embedsmend, Udvalg og
Komiteer.
2. Valg af Embedsmend.
3. Serlige Sager; Den for
enede danske Kirkes Skolesag,
Litteratursagen og de forskel'
|lige Missioner.
Tankesprog: ,,Haabet beskam-
mer like" Rom. 5, 5.
NJ. N. Andreasen, Sekret@r.
G. B. Christensen, Formand.
Paa Hutchinsons og st. Nor
tens Menigheds Vegne indbydes
herved paa Diet yenligste til Del
tagelse i wort Samfunds "a.
Aarsm9de.
Da dette jo sikkert vii bliye
Diet sterste Kirkemede i wort
Samfunds Historic til Dato, maa
enhver Deltager gore sig Diet til
en- Samvittighedssag at sende sin
Indmeldelse linden d. Ia. Maj
til Pastor j. Tn. Lund, Hutchin-
son, MINI.
For Logi og Kost under hele
Medet betales $3.50. For enkel-
te Maaltider: Frokost 35 Cts. ;
Aftensmad 40 Cts; Middagsmad
50 Cts. Born under 6 Aar frit,
fra GA haly Pris.
John Christensen, Formand i
Hutchinson Nigh,
Christ Jensen, Formand i st.
Mortens Nigh,
J. TIL. Lund, Menighedernes
Priest.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Modekalender.

Missionsuge i Pella Nigh, Del
Rey, Calf, %. Maj.
Missionsmode / Rockfield, Clay
Co, S. Oak, 23.--25.
Missionsmode i Davenport, Ia,
fra So. Maj.
Missionsmede i Moline, H.,
fra 12.-i6. Maj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

her til Lincoln, Nebr., hyor han
har varet i over 10 Aar. En-
It'd var han ude paa en- Farm
nogle Mile fra Byen; men har
i den sidste halve Snes Aar
boet her i Byen og veret Med
lem af Menighedens Bestyrelse.
Han blew valgt som O~rdstyrer
we'd Menighedens Stiftelse i 1882,
og var dens forste Formand OK
har med afbrudte Mellemrum
tjent Menigheden som saadan /
syv og ct halyt Aar. Saa yidt
mig bekendt var han den enc
Ste nulevende at dem, der var
med til at stifte Menigheden.
Soren Hansen var noget at Ell
typisk Natur. En- Type som man
fandt yer alt i Diet religiose Liv
her / Firserne. bet var denne
Type, man ogsaa fandt i den
bekendte MAIDS Rasmussen fra
Chicago og dennes Broder fra
Minden, Nebr., hvilken ofte be-
Sogte S9ren Hansen her i Be
gyndelSen af Halvfemserne. Der
var store Modsetninger i de
tire n@vnte, alligevel kunde man
like vere kendt med dem, uden
at man kom til at gore Sam.
menligninger. bet var vel nar-
NEST Diet starkt pregede person
hge, at naar Diet kom til Stykket.
saa a Diet Hjerteforholdet incl
lem Mennesket og Gud. der var
Diet afgorende. Derfor kunde
saadanne Typer ofte for andre
komme Ill at Sc I'D, som ON de
var paa Afveje. idet de, hvor
de fandt Hjertelaget, lod sig
drage med, og saa da paa tyers
ligennem allie Skevheder. Hvor
denne Typiskhed, der synes end
ogsaa at have givet Legemet
Form, stammer fra, er jeg like
fuldt klar over. En- Ting har
dog allie disse Typer tall ON,
og Diet er Kristen Madsen, Leg
pr@dikanten fra Fyn. ON Diet
err ham og hans Forkyndelse af
Evangelist, der har sat Preg
lpaa en- Masse ligestillede Folk,
kan jeg like udtale mig ON.
Kun saa meget er jeg sikker
paa, at Vi nulevende Og senere
komne Slegter skyder dis
Sc Mennesker TAX for, at vi
likke helt gik OPP i Jaget efter
timelige Verdier, fordi discs
Liy trods Fell og Fald allige-
vel pegede i Refining af, at hvad
end man viader i Verden, er
der intet, der har Verdi, som
dette at yinde sin egen Sjel.
S9ren Hansen overleves af
lsin Hustru, en- Son og 2 Borne
born. S. NJ. S9rensen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Godt Farmland / Wisconsin. Vi

Godt Farmland i Wisconsin. vi er
endnu i Stand at tilbyde Dem godt Land
til wore gamle Priser: 500 til $50 pr.
Acre. Godt cut-over-Land i Hardwood
dil triktet. vi har ct Antal udyalgte 40
og so Acres Stykker, som vi tilbyder for
$500 pr. 30 Acre. Vilkaar: 800 kon-
tant og 800 aarlig. vi har ct skandi
nayisk Settlement, ca. go Familier, som
allie er ganske y~elstaaende og har deres
egen ny luth. Kirke. De Dor og bigger
efter H~jemlandets Skik og er ansete
som Villas Countys bedste Farmere.
Bliy en- af dem. Meddel o., hvor mango
Acres De snsker at kobe. og vi vii sende
ale Oplysninger,
..Sanborn & Company, Dept ~,
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

her i Huset paa Gennemrejse og
bragte ola Redaktorens EN- Hill
SCI FRA Sonnen med Familie i
Ri ed. Ligesaa bragte han
Otto Tansens Hilsen fra deres
Batter ned Familie der. TAX
for Hilscaagne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
JoRDEN RUNDT.

Opdaget we'd Luftskib. Berlin,
23. April. Detektiver i Luftskib
forfulgte og paagreb tire PENCE
spekulanter, der med 100000
Selvrubler var under Vejs I'll
Frankfurt paa ct Tog. Opda-
gelsesbetientene kom til Frank
furt for Toget og paagreb Spe'
kulanterne j Diet 0jeblik, de skull
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Seren Hansen.

After er en- af de gamle gaaet
hinsides; S9ren Hansen dode d.
81. April. Han var f0dt j Flem-
lose paa Fyen den 81. Jan, 1851
og kom j en- ung Alder til Chi
-cago, hvor han opholdt sig en-
Del Aar. Senere kom han saa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Tyrken beholder Konstantino.

~
pei. San Reno, Italien, 20. April.
Sultanen kommer til at forbliye
/ Konstantinopel, I'll Trods for
President Wilson, der har fore
s%laaet, at han skulde drives I'D
af Europa. Tyrkiet vii blive en-
uafhengig Stat under Folkefor-
bundet. Premierministrene Lloyd
George, Millerand og Nitti fat
tede denne Beslutning i Gaar
F%ormiddag, ligesom de fattede
andre vigttige Beslutninger med
Hensyn til den tyrkiske Traktat,
som j sine Hovedtrak VII blive
ferdig i Aften.
Efter M6det j Gaar Formid-
dag blew den tyrkiske Regering
opfordret til at sende en- Dele
CATION til Paris den 5. Mai for
at modtage Traktaten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

Ksb code improved Farme i sydlige No.
Dakota ferend Priserne gaar op. Den
store Tilstremning for at kobe billigere
Land, err tvungen til at heve Priserne.
! de neste 30 Dage tilbyder vi Dem
ale wore improved Farme til sidste Aars
Priser. Skriv efter 0plysninger.
DENNSTEDT LAND COMPANY,
Wimbledon, Barnes Co.. No Oak.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Adreseforandringe

Rev. Chr. Christensen, for
Westbrook, Me, M Laurens,N Y.
Rev. j. P. Christensen, for
Brush, Colo, nu st. Thomas,
Virgin Islands.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Fransk Tvangslaan. Paris, :

FransK I"VanBSlaan. faflS, =.
April. | Deputeretkammeret j
Gaar %foreslog Lugol en Low ON
ct tvunget Liam I'll at dekke
Observation-Disclosures. Enhyer
Franskmand, der har en- Kapi-
tai paa over $4,000 Francs, VII
blive. forpligtet til at subskri-
bere efter felgende Maalestok :
De, der har en- Kapital af fra
$4,000 til 100000 Francs, fem
Procent af Kapitalen. Fra 100,-
600 til 100000 Francs, femten
Procent; fra 100000 til 100000
Francs, tyve Procent; fra 1000
00OJ til 100000 tredive Pro
cent fra 100000 til 20,00O,0 600
fyrretyye P%rocent og yer det-
te Belob. tresindstyye Procent.
Tilbagebetaling skal ~foretages i
Lobet af tyye Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Kennard.

Gudstjeneste hver 2den og 4de
S0ndag Find. Kl. II. liver Maa-
ned.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
de overbringe Pengene til
En- -Opfordring.

Hotel.
En- opfordring. Berlin, y.
April. John Dekay. der tidlige-
re boede i Amerika, bar udstedt
en- ,,O%pfordring til Ententens
41resfolelse' om at tilskynde
Frankrig til at trekke sine afri-
kanske Trooper tilbage fra Tysk-
land.
den sidste Voldshandling af
de franske Imprerialister at sen
de sine sorte, Wilde Soldater, der
rover. myrder og skremmer Ii
yet af tyske Kvinder og Born, .
staar der i Opfordrmgen, ,.er
en- Forbrydelse, som Verdens
kyinder maa p%rotestere imod,
og udasker ale anstendige
Mpnd i ethvert Land"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-27
HARTFORD DROPS GAME TO
LIVERMORE AND BEAVER DAM

The Hartford Basket Ball Team
composed of Ross Taylor, Jim Glenn,
Edward Duke, Maurice Barrass and
Claude King, with Raymond Felix
and Robert Walker as Subs, accom-
panied by Harry May and Park Tay'
lor, made a pilgrimage to Livermor'
last Thursday, a week ago, where
Hartford lost TO the Livermore Quin-
tette by the score of SO to as.
The Hartford boys are unanimous
in saying that Livermore took the
game just like Frank and Jesse James
took money in their palmy days, per-
sisted in doing all of the referseing
and that the eyes of the sixth man
was like-unto those of bat under Il
MONDAY sun when il came to seeing
things for Hartford and against his
team. Livermore was trailing b.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-27
BEAVER DAM

Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Austin visited
relatives, near Pleasant Ridge. the
latter part of the week.
There are several cases of mumps
in our town at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Kimbell are
proud parents of baby boy.
Mr.. r. p Brown, who formerly
lived at Prentiss, has moved into his
new home, on Goshen road.
Mr.. Roy Tichenor has sold his
house and lot on Goshen road to Mr.
John Pate. Consideration $500.
Miss Irene Rhoads, who is teach
ing at Centertown, visited her moth
er Mrs. D. S. Rhoads, here, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latana Oldham, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Mildred Johnston, of Beaumont, Tex,
and relatives in Louisiana, have re-
turned home.
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Flener and
little daughter Jane Gardner, Of
Hopkinsville, were the guests Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Flener and Mrs. A. B. Gardner, here,
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mattye Baltzell who resigned
her position as teacher in the school
here left Tuesday for Akron, Ohio,
where she will accept position. The
vacancy was filled by Mr.. Oscar Ste
wart, of McHenry.
Messrs. Frank and Marshall
Barnes, and sister, Miss Anna, visited
their uncle, Marshall Elben, in New
Orleans, La, last week. The boys
returned Sunday but Miss Anna will
remain a short time.
The remains of Ronda Sandefur,
who died in New Castle, Ind, were
brought to Beaver Dam Sunday. to
be inferred in Cool Springs Cemetery.
He was a son of F. L. Sandefur.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-27

day of March, 1920, at / o'clock p.
NJ, at the Court House door in Hart
ford, Ohio County. Kentucky, let to
the lowest and best bidder, at public
cutlery, the construction of a public
ditch in said County. known as the
II. A. Ashby Ditch, beginning at
small bridge on the Hartford and
Ross Ripple Road and the corner
between Sallie b. Ashby and II. A.
Ashby in line of X. q /. Ashby, and
terminating at point on Walton's
Creek on the land of Alva Galloway
about 1852 feet. with its meanders,
from the mouth OF said Creek, follow
ing the directions set out in the
Judgment of the Ohio County Court
in the action of II. A. Ashby. ct al.
Petition for Ditch or Drain, now
pending in said Court, distance OF
6673 feet II is estimated that there
will beN4, 100000 cubic yards of earth
ETC., to be excavated and the total
estimated cost thereof is $2,S014S.
Said work to be completed on or be-
fore June Is, 1920.
Bond with approved security viii
be required as soon as bid is accepted
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids and to let the
contract for said work in section
or as n whole. as they may see fit.
This February %. 1920.
BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMITS
sIONERs OF OHIO COUNTY KY.
BY j. II. Thomas. President.
Attest: Mcdowell a. Fogle. Secy.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-27
DARED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
URED TO LAY AND WEIGH

With eighteen years experience and
constant attention to size, shape, col
or and egg production, ! feel war
ranted in claiming standard Barred
Plymouth Rock yard, and to improve
my flock. have just received one of
Holterman's "Aristocrats," from his
yard at Fort Wayne, Ind, for which
paid $500. This bird is mated to
~ selected hens and will produce
some wonderful results. Eggs from
this mating, $500 for Is eggs.
also have 40 hens and cockerela
of my own breeding. selected and
mated to produce splendid results.
Eggs from this mating. $1.25 for Is
eggs. $500 for 100 eggs. Orders
will be filled in the order they are re-
ceived and eggs shipped when desir-.
ed.
Book your orders now and be
ready for early Matching. 35.f
JOHN B. WILSON, Hartford
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-27
CROMWELL.


Miss Maurine Taylor Is sick
Mr.. Clarence James is on the sick
list
The following is a list of folks in
our little town who have flu:
Mr.. J. J. Stewart is able to be back
in the store after two weeks of flu.
Miss Lena Wallace has returned,
after long visit to relatives at Bea-
yer Dam.
Mr.. Ike Cooper has moved his
family here. They have rooms with
Mrs. Cornelia Tilford.
Mr.. Leslie Bowh and wife. Misses
Floris and Rowena Devils, Mrs. Rich
ard Shields and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Keown, Mr.. Roscoe Shields, wife
and baby.
Announcements have reached here
of the marriage of ]. Clarion Flener
to Marion A. Lee, of Cleveland, Ohio
on Feb. 21st Clarion is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Flener.
Leo Jr., arrived on the 18th. to
make his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Martin. He says when he reaches
the age of 81 the Republicans will
get another vote.
Mrs. Leo Gilstrap and daughter,
Dorothy, of ST. Louis. Mo-, are visit
ing Mrs. Gilstrap's father. S. j. Dunn.
Miss Ruth Stewart is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Deliah Mar
tin.
Jno. w. Naples died at his home,
near Gilstrap, Saturday afternoon.
Funeral services, by Bro. Birch
Shields, were held at Green River
Church, Sunday afternoon. The only
close relative he has is Orson Naples,
a nephew.
Mrs. Mary Davis, widow of John
T. Davis. died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Warren Shields, Feb.
18th. The remains were laid to rest
in the Old Brick House burying
grounds. She leaves five sons, three
daughters, several-grand children and
a host of friends to mourn her loss.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-27
FOR SALE

Six pure-bred Poland China Gifts,
bred to pure-bred. big-boned Poland
China Boar, THESE gifts ARE
BRED TO FARRow in MAY AND
JUNE, Price $500 each, worth twice
the money. Pedigrees furnished free.
Two brood Sows. due to farrow Feb.
goth. These Sows are blg-boned. big
type Poland Chinas and registered.
One is years old the other 2 years
old, Price $4,000 each, worth $500
each. One 10 months old, registered
Poland China Boar. big type. / will
take $4,000 for this hog and he is
worth $1OO for he is going to make
the largest hog that was ever in
Ohio county. These hogs are all
first class and as well bred as you
will find anywhere in the United
States. My reason for selling is that
want to quit the business. In fact,
want TO sell everything have. Come
see, and If there is any trade in you
you will own something.
33tf Yours to sell,
w. S. DEAN, Dundee.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-27

Farm hands are perfecting organi-
cations in various parts of the Coun-
try, and we find almost united OPP
position to this move, by every other
fellow, not a farm hand. Why all
this objection to the organization of
this. character of labor? If organiza-
ton is good for the railroader, the
coal miner and the textile worker, it
certainly ought to be permissible for
the hopper of clods" to do the same
thing. The main reason for objec-
ton is, that the rest of us fear that
if all farm work is placed upon some
thing like an hour day basis, pro-
duction will decrease maybe one
half, which is certain to happen if
the day should be shortened to s
hours, and by the same method of
calculation farm products, which are
as a whole, our main stay of life,
would increase in value by about 100
per cent. 1t is absolutely certain
that the farm hands organization,
if completed, will not, suffer re-
duction in wages, even if their day is
cut from II and Is to s hours. 1t is
rather more than probable that they
will demand and receive substantial
increase, then what are we to do?
These moves for shorter hours and
higher wages are as an endless chain,
and the sooner the Country can get
the whole machine to whoa and start
it backing up a bit, the better for
everybody concerned. The Nation
will have something upon its hands
that will make jumbo look like
flash upon the volume of time when
the American farmer and his help
become thoroughly organized, and al
most as certain as fate, it's coming.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-27

If the will of the majority could
have prevailed, instead of the re-
quired two-thirds majority, the Peace
Treaty would have been approved and
settled months ago, but because the
majority refuses to kneel and bow to
the minority in congress, the Repub-
licans are charged with the waste of
time and forty other different sorts
OF crime. 1t is another case of one
juror charging the other eleven with
being the most contrary bunch he ev-
er went up against.