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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): May 1, 1912 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912050101_sn84037890 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): May 1, 1912 Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.) Jno. P. Barrett & Co. Hartford, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. "V)"W rj '"' f Subscription $1 Per Tear, in Advance 38th THE HARTFORD HERALD. Comt, lln Herald of a foiij World, He ffm of 111 Nation Limbering at Mj Back." All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed, DSTO. EAR. FU HAKTFORD, KY., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1912. Mulhall and points in county, south of- - Enid. In the vicinity of Klrkland, Tex., near Childress, seven wore killed and thirty farm houses were wrecked. Thero was no one killed and no property damage at Childress. CHILD ALMOST KILLED KV A VICIOUS MULE Eminence, Ky April 27. Terribly maltreated by a maddened mule, little Andrew Roberts, soil of Newton noberts, a stock breeder of this county, is in a critical condition at his father's home. The chlld.Njyho is just 3 years old, was in a field near his home when the mule snapped up the inv fant and, holding the child's foot jaws, set oft between Its firm-son a dead run to the woods beyond. Attracted by the screams of her baby, the mother, who was- - on tho back porch of her residence, looked up only to see her little boy dangling in a helpless condition from the mouth of the mule as It raced d field. ovor 'the Although was given an alarm immediately, It w;as several minutes before the father and others could be summoned. Grabbing large tobacco sticks, tho father and his helpers forced the mule to release the almost lifeless form of the baby. The child was taken to its home, bul" doctors who we're summoned hold out little hope for Its recovery. et newly-ploughe- 18 , Garfield STORM'S USE ON STH BLUSH OF SHAME COVERS FACES K1LLEDSC0RES fcjn Its Devastating Sweep Through Oklahoma. PROPERTY DAMAGE O FRIEND Roosevelt Cudgels Taft Of Prominent Republicans Unmercifully. of Country. "CROOKEDESHIND OF DEAL" ROOSEVELT AND IS GREAT TAFT SCRAP Two Towns Utterly Destroyed Heavy.Rain Accompanied Wind. IJHIEP SUMMAItY Says Teddy of , Attack Has Just About Eliminated Both from the PresiOn Him- -Is "Disloyal dential Race. to Deccney." TAFT IX ANANIAS CLUB PRIZE MAV GO TO raft's OF DAMAGE PUTS OUTSIDER Oklahoma City, Ok:, April 28. Approximately forty-on- e lives were Slost In the storm which yesterday afternoon swept northward from Childress, Tex., into Oklahoma, and a portion of tho southwestern and central part of this State, according to rellablo reports. There are reports of other fatalities, but these cannot be verilled. Tho list of Injured totals mora than one hundred. Fully twenty towns were embraced In tho storm-swearea. Up to an early hour Sunday night no- - word had come from the towns of Eldorado, Warren, Martha and four of which Saturday . Blair, all were reported to have suffered severely. It was not known Saturday night that tho towns of Butler, Foss, Korn, Sentinel, Colony and Hlnton had been struck. News to this effect was received from Arapahoe early Sunday afternoon. Relief parties were sent out from Arapa hoe In automobiles early and they report that tho towns of Butler and Foss were literally wiped pt to-d- Worcester, Mass., April 26. Merciless denunciation of President Taft was Col. Roosevelt's reply to the President's attack upon him yesterday. Somo of Col. Roosevelt's assertions were: That President Taft had not givpeople of the country "a square deal," but that owing to a "quality of feebleness" he had "yiohlcd to tho bosses nnd tho great privileged Interests." That one part of the President's a'aek upon him was "the crookod-rs- t kind of a deal" and "deliberate mfsrepres6ntaloiF.'r Thaf the Prcsldont "has not en the merely In word and deed been dlsloal to our past friendship but as been dhloyal to eery canon of ordinary decency and fair dealing, such a3 should obtain even in dealing with a mans bitterest NTS John A. CHAIRMANSHIP OF "STATE COMMITTEE out. The heavy wind was nccompan- Ijied by a terrific downpour of rain and in many instances hail. The fall of rain amounted to from one . to five Inches. As a result all of streams- - In- - Western 'Oklahoma are on a rampage. The Bock Island bridgo over the Cimarron river, thirty miles south of Enid, was washed out. All trains are being detoured. The two branches of Elk creek west of Hobart have joined and the stream Is over a mile wide. A farmer's family of four, living 5 west of Hobart, names unknown, are said to have been killed. High water prevents rescue parties from visiting that part of the country. All rural telephone lines are down. AH of Central Oklahoma seems demoralized and It will be several days before anything lyce an accurate estimate of the property loss or list of the dead and Injured can he secured. A call for aid was sent out today by town officials of Lugert, who the-ramal-ler say there are thirty destitute lies there. ?( fami- Siiminnry of Damage. Following Is a summary of the damage to Hfo and property In tho storm-swe- pt territory: Okla. Ten persons re- Foss, or thirty ported killed; twenty-fiv- e Injured; town badly torn up. reported Nino Okla. Butler, killed; many injured; buildings blown down. Sentinel, Okla. Two persons reported killed; fifty houses blown down. Hinton, Okla. One person klll-emany Injured; score of buildings blown down. Hobart, Okla. Country west of fithis place visited by terrific winds; two known dead; four otners re ported dead; several injured; great damage to property, Lugert, Okla. Two killed; five fatally Injured and score less seriously hurt; one storo building d; opponents." That tho President's statement regarding the Influence of Federal Is a Prominent and Woofficeholders In the campaign was "not only an untruth, but It Is an rthy Democrat. absurd untruth." That Mr. Taft convicted himself Louisville, Kyf, April 27. John of Insincerity when he signed the M. Stevenson, of Winchester, while h tariff bill. In Louisville Issued tho forThat In speaking of Col. Roosemal announcement of his candidavelt's position In regard to the trust cy for chairman of the Democratic problem, President Taft "is himself State Central and Executive Com- guilty of a crooked deal." mittee, to be decided at the coming Said Col. Roosevelt: He expressed State convention. "When President Taft, in any the utmost confidence In his race, speech, speaks of me as n "neurotic based on letters from all over the or demagogue," ho had better preState assuring hlmof support. serve his by not proMr. Stevenson Is one of the most testing that it gives him pain. No Winprominent attorneys of the man resorts to epithets If it really chester bar, and of Central Ken- gives him pain. 1 never alluded to twenty years, or ever tucky. For him oven remotely in terms resince he attained his majority, he sembling these. I have never quothas been prominent in Democratic ed his private letters. I have councils. He Is regarded as one of only his public actions. I the ablest stump speakers In the won't deviate from this." State, and an orator of exceptional "Taft says," he continued, "In ability. my various campaigns have acHe has frequently been mentioncepted the assistance of bosses. So ed for Congress Jn the old Tenth I did, when they chose to go my way district, but was always content to and support the cause of the peoin the Interest of oth ple. stand aside The trouble with President ers. He is tne cnairman oi tne Taft Is, ho gets their assistance at CommitClark county Democratic the vrlce of going their way and tee and was tho manager In Clark opposing the cause of the people." county of Gov. James B. McCrcary's Col. Roosevelt took up President campaign for United States Senator Taft's attack on him point by point, four years ago. flaying the President In one scathcounHe Is a native of Franklin ing sentence after another. ty but was reared in Scott county, Col. When Roosovelt reached and has been a resident of Wincheshere at tho beginning of his Massater for eleven years. Mr. Steven- chusetts trip, he found the streets years of age, son, who Is thirty-nin- e thronged. A band and a torchIs a son of tho Rev. Thomas J. light procession escorted lilni to prominent Baptist a Stovenson, Mechanics' Hall, where he deliverminister of Georgetown, and a ed his main speech. Later ho adof Holly Witherspoon, Condressed an overflow meeting. federate veteran, a wealthy banker ' o Winchester, and one of the, richMrs. Elln Hull Dead. est men In Central Kentucky.. Mrs. Eliza Hall, one of tho most cvenson Announces Payne-Aldrlc- to-da- y, Washington, April 27. A feeling that tho two greatest leadors of tholr party aro disgracing United States politics in the eyes of the world, impressed Republican loaders at the Capitol On overy hand was heard deprecation of the fact: l'Ir3t, that Theodore Roosevelt's Injustice and brutal misrepresentation drove the President Into personal conflict with him; second, that Rotjgoolt, in his reply, should have impeached tho sincerity and honest, not of William Howard Taft. but (if the. of the --- United States Republicans stood about the congressional lobbies In groups sadly d'scubsing tho national condition o' their party. "By the testimony of each other," remarked one conservative leader, "neither Taft nor Roosevelt is fit to be Piesldent. Thoy have long known each other and they state, respectively, that tho one Is Incompetent and feeble, the other dishonest and unjust. How wo can ovor win with either of them after this week's exhibition of I cannot possibly see. It looks to me as If Justice Hughes would he conferring a favor on tho people of tho "United States if he would permliithe use of his name so that neither of these men, each of whom has Impeached a President, may bo of tho Republican the candidate to-da- y. g, remembering how Secretary Cortel-yo- u used to travel like a shuttlecock between Wall street and tho Republican National Committee; how freely Insurance companies contributed to the two Roosevelt campaigns affected, and how George W. Perkins showed his gratUude for Roosevelt In 1908, decided that such a resolution as he Introduced might bring out the facts. If the passes Senate both resolutions, thero probably will be developments that will shock the moral sense of the nation, and show just what scruples Theodore Roosevelt over had about milking the corporations and granting them favors In return, and will not stop short of the grave of President McKlnley In their revelations concerning the Republican rarty. Mr. Brlstow based his resolution on the use of patronage by Mr. Taft in North Carolina and Alabama; but Mr. Culbertson fnred farther afield In tho hope of developing the whole truth. Besides these mudolinglng bat-tibetweon the most eminent Republicans In the land, the diffor-cnce- 3 between Democrats nave paled Into purity. "Why, we actually stigmatise a Democrat for telling a little bit of a lie," said Representative A. O. Stanley, wondering!', Republicans apparently ' ilect men I'resldetit SilL tJieen.orniity of their es lily-whi- te GLAHK G AT EVERY TURN Of the Political Wheel in Various States. CHIP CL01'S Women Yote. CLUBS Being Organized in Colorado and California, Where the opixm.vs or some leaders (Special Cor. of Tl.e Herald ) Washington, Apill 27. Speaker Champ Clark's lead In the race for tho Dcmoctnllc Presidential nomination has lunched such lengths that here In Washington politicians agree that ho will be' nominated, pel haps, on the first ballot. With 180 0t03 favorable or pledged, the Speaker baa n clear lead out Ms neatest opponent of 12." votes The result of the primaries In PennBlvuii!a was excceriingl) gratifying to tlie Speaker's manager, Hon. Fred T. Dubois. No cam- riwrfsn crimes.'' DESPONDENT, BY ww ENDS LIFE JUMPING INTO WELL Had Served in Legislature and Was Doorkeeper oi the Senate. Despondent over his continued failure to obtain employment since the adjournment of the last session of the State Legislature, Joseph Franklin Richardson, formerly n prominent farmer of the Blrk City neighborhood, in Daviess county, committed suicide at his home at Central City Friday by jumping In to a well and drowning. Mr. Richardson was a veteran of between the war the States, during which, while serving In the famous "Orphan Brigade" of the Confederate army, he suffered the loss of an arm. Mr. Richardson was Assessor of Daviess county for several years, succeeding Tom Aull. At one time he represented county In the Lower House of the State Legislature and at the last session of that body he was doorkeeper of the Senate. Since tho adjournment of the Legislature he had been seeking an appointment as guard at the Eddyvllle penitentiary and when he recognized his failure to secure the appointment, he became bitterly despondas the ent, which Is attributed cause for his rash act. He Is survived by his wife and several children. Muh-lenborg party." "They aro acting like two factional leaders in South America," "We eald another Republican. can't afford to sneer at those dusky Presidents after this." A third authorized the statement that Mr. Taft fears the result of his personal debate with Col. Roosovelt will be the thrusting aside of both of them by their party and tho nomination of a third candidate. All the bitterest and most denunciatory portions have of their speeches been wired and cabled everywhere during the last few days; the English and continental papers have asked for full reports, and there is keen shame and regret in Wash ington that In all tho other capitals of the world dignified foreign statesmen and rulers aro learning new estimates of two Presidents of the United States. Meanwhile the rival publicity bureaus here, encouraged by the attihave tude of their candidates, 'smeared mud and vitriol over their mimeograph machines and by their joint output havo in tho last week! convicted tho Republican party of more crimes than the Democrats ever have charged against it. They have stigmatized Its most powerful and sacred leaders as "hypocrites" Only yesterday Diand "crooks." rector W. B. McKlnley, of the Taft headquarters, Issued p statement charging that Col. Roosevelt took Steel Trust data In a moving van from the Bureau of Corporations, thrust It In tho White House garret and let it die there two years ago, when eory sontenco on overy doc ument called out for i ciiminali proceeding against tho trust and Its y Senator J. M. Dixheads. on, head of the Roosevelt bureau, published a telegram sent Mr. McKlnley by Ccll Lvon, of. Texas, in which tho Texan calls tho Taft manager a "liar" threo times and announces that ho will' "hold you personally responsible for any other lies." In the Interest of truth nnd the party, Senator Cplber-"o- n, Democratic succeoded in of Tqxas, 'inving reported favorably his resolution calling for an Investigation T campaign contributions In 1904 tnd 1908.. v A favorablo roport already has 'been medo on a resolu-io- n by Senator Brlstow, inquiring 'nto tho use oKFederal patronage 'uilng tho present 'ampalpn between tho Preldon 2nd Col. Roosovelt. Mr. Culberson, To-dato-d- self-respe- dls-cuss- 1 stone State for Clark delegates, but seventeen delegates who the Si oaker's nomination wore eleited. Speaker Clark will be one of four distinguished men to make an address at the unwillng of the statue of Father Carroll, at Georgetown University in Washington, on May n. Tathor Carroll wns the first Catholic Aichbishop of the United States, and founded the Georgetown Unlveislty. The other speakers at the university will be the President of the "United States Cardinal Gibbons, and Chief Justice White, of the United States Supreme Court. Many Champ Clark Women's Clubs have been organized In California and Colorado. Interest among the women In these States In the Presidential contest Is In tense, and reports are that the number of women's votes will equal that of men. Hundreds of letters have been received at the Clark headquarters in Washington from women admirers of the Speaker, assuring their support. California and Colorado are almost sure to elect Clark delegations to the Baltimore convention. In the first named State, reports are that Clark sentiment is sweeping the State and In Colorado the tnfc -- Hi the-- for Speaker's strength Is gaining stead- SUCCUMHS TO PARALYSIS AT HOME AT SPICE KNOB son-in-la- w FLOODS LEAVE UTTER RUIN IX THEIR WAKE Tallulah, La., April 27. Flood conditions in Northeast Louisiana are Indescribable. Tho imagination can scarcely picture tho scenes of desolation and destruction. Tho monetary lors resulting from tho great crevasses in the west levees of the Mississippi, which havo inleft standing. undated large areas of eleven Rock, Okla. One killed; half of prosperous may total parishes, town blown away; upward of dozen more than' $15,000,000. It will be .,, Injured. oven more If tho rains continuo for Three killed; a fow weeks longer. Okla. Calumet, six or eight Injured j heavy property loss. What Tcxnns Admire Eldorado, Okla. No news since Is hearty, vigorous life, according Saturday afternoon, whon it was to Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio, reported many killed and Injured. "We find," he writes, "that Dr. "'Martha, Warren and Blair still King's New Llfo Pills surely put cut off from communication and 'new lifd and enorgy Into a person. nothing heard from them since Sat- Wife and I believe thoy aro the best urday's roport that they wero made." Excellent for stomach, iy-. T)Iown away, or kidney troubles. 2.3c at Jamo$ J'orn, Okla. Town torn up. but H. Williams. m no Iocs of life reported. The Carnegie Horo Fund ComIndian agency Colony, Okla. hullding wrecked; no loss of lljo mission, at Its session I awarded modaii", monoy and penVJ ll .V1.W.... V Reports of numerous smaller cy-- J aions to moro than fifty for acts of. clones received from Minco, Yukon, ; bravery and heroism. er highly respected and belovod woneighborhood, men of the Maceo died of Infirmities incident to old age, at 12:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at tho homo of her son, Frank Whitworth, after an illness lasting for about six months. and had Sho was well known many friends. Tho deceased 13 rur-vlvby threo sons, Frank nnd Mil ton Whitworth, of Maceo, and Ed Hall, of Waltman, and threo daughters, Mrs. Georgle Balrd, at Maceo; Mrs. Lula Brown, of Lewlsport, and Mrs. Elbabeth Tucker, of Greensboro, N. C. Curd of Thanks. We wish to expj-gjs- . our sincere thanks and apprac.UUon to thuoo who wero so kind, .attentive to us during th fV,A,3fl'1ncss nnd death of t'lex'T'23$Q ynutner of our Vionsoliolcl ors will nover I ?p..?SVspecfu!ly. he forgoti J. E. mjj,i'l Children, jRockport, Ky. i."- While -- running at a moderate lJ" . storm, near North Loud. Neb., all but tho en- of a 'r'nl'i PiciPc passenger rrln wrg blown from tho ralU, and twecty - nteo people wero Injured. a.", of npofd ln.T wind !' Christ Ian Endeavor Meeting. The State convention of tho Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor will convene In Thursday evening, May 9, for a three-day- s' session. It Isox-pecto- d Ctt(i of Tliwik. that there will be nearly 200 To the many friends and ac- delegates In attendance, and an exquaintances who so kindly gave us cellent meeting is promised. their aid, comfort, and sympathy when recently death came to our securAmerican Consul home, wo extent our honrtMt ed tho release of two Anrlcans hars.- from a Mexican prl"m, eon fined, It Thomas J. Smith and Tamil:. is stated, wPhout charges. John H. Moreland, n highly infarmer of fluential and respected the Spice Knob neighborhood, near Yelvlngton, Daviess county, died of paralysis at 11:4") o'clock Frldav morning, after an Illness lasting for three years. Mr. Moreland was stricken with paralysis in December, 1909, while attending a banquet of the Rice E. Graves camp, and although his condition was not regarded as critical until several days ago, he was always confined to his rooms, as tho result of tho par alytic stroke. Mr. Moreland was born In Shel by county, November 9, 1839, and at the time of his death was seventy-two years of age. He was the son of William and Nancy More-lanwho havo beon dead for a In 1SC1 Mr. number of years. Moreland enlisted in the Confederate army and was paroled at In 18G5. He removed to Daviess county In 1SCC, where he was married to Miss Marie Riddle April 2, 1867. To this union four children wero born. He is survived by his widow and three children One brother also survives. d, Char-lottsvll- ily. Every county that has acted, with one exception, has elected Clark delegates to the State Convention. The Speaker's name has gone upon the primary ballot In Maryland. Practically all of the Maryland members of the House aro supporting Mr. Clark for the nomination, and nil bellove ho will be nominated. Representative David J. Lew-I- s, of Cumberland, said respecting Mr. Clark's condidacy: The Speaker will be nominated and elected. He will carry Maryland. I am for Speaker Clark because I believe he would make the strongest possible candidate the I have Democracy could name. learned to love him for his simplicity of charncter and his strength of mind. He is one o' the greatest leaders the Democracy has ever had. He can unite the entire party, as ho brought together tho Democratic forces of tho House. All elements would turn to him enthu- siastically." The Maine delegation to the Baltimore Convention will support Speaker Clark aftor the first ballot. This statement was made by one of the members of the House. "The Speaker is unanimously the second choice of every member of tho Maine delegation, nnd he will get nil 12 votes after tho first ballot," was the statement made by this member. Ttc'r KUM a . .s fiuo4 . ny i -- s , ,w ' : , L - t, PACK TWO. wj m t ii " ,H73CWfrtOKErricricocr flf1 ii.h.mi wiBuh zsspr IT ?B m 'l' !! down and which didn't have buoyancy enough to support fhem, AWFUL TALES GHASTLY SIGHTS SHOT POURS "Thoso wero the only bodies wo passed near enough to distinguish, but we could 8oo tho whlto life preATROCITIES TOLO VIEWED SEA servers of many moro dotting tho INTO ROOSEVELT Officers For New County. sea all the way to tho iceberg. Tho Gov. McCreary Is expected shortofficers told us that was probably ly to name tho full complement of By hit Sevea of tlio towns In the fore- By on Board the berg bodiesby tholco Titanic, and American Refugees officers for tho now county of McDoes Taft, in a Speech had drifted nnd going list, Alpine, Barren Fork, that the along together." Creary, created by the last LegisCoolldge, Flat Rock, Greenwood, From Mexico. Bremen. Springfield. Mrs. Stunke said a number of Indian Head, Nevelsvllle and Park lature out of parts of Whitley, Wayne and Pulaski counties. tho passengers demanded that tho R. ers Lake, wero taken over from Putowns, FLEE TO THE UNITED STATES u. Pope, a Democrat, who labored MANY BODESSEEN FLOUTING Bremen stop and pick up tho bodSeventeen OPEN WARFAREJS DECLARED laski county. namely, Angel, Ashton, Barthel, hard for tho new county, Is tipped ies, but the ofllcdrB assured them they had Just received a wireless or the Hrst County Attorney, and Creekmore, Falls, Cumberland President Says Colonel Has Duckrun, Hollyhlll, Jelllco Creek, Assassinations and Tortures John Bell for Sheriff. Former Rep- In Vicinity Where Titanic message saying the cable ship was only two hours Marsh Creek, Pino Knot, Sawyer, resentative W. B. Creekmore, ReBy Rebels Are of Com Went Down From the "Misstated" and "Distort- Sllvervllle, Stearns, Strunk, West away from the spot and was compublican, of Whitley, who is now In ing for that express purpose. . Ynmncrow, Jelllco, Worley and tho boundaries of the now county, mon Occurrence. Liner's Rail. ed" Many Facts. passengers corroborated may get tho appointment of Jailer to McCreary county Other were added Ho was one from Whitley county. From the Mrs. Stunke. of McCroary county. STATUS THK MATTER PLAINLY county of Wayne seven towns wero NO EFFORTS TO HINDER DKEDS of tho hardest workers to secure PITIFUL SCENES PRESENTED No Vacation. mnexed, viz: Griffin, Kldds Crossthe establishment of the new counThe Business University of BowlGalveston, Tex., April 23. New York, April 26. Over one Mass., April 25. Springfield, Parmleysvllle, Oz, ty. ing, Lorena, It has bean figured out that ven passengers, nil but one cit- McCreary qounty will bo entitled to hundred bodies of the Titanic dead ing Green, Ky., has t no vacation, no President Taft made his answer Rock Creek and Slavans. closings but, llko y izens of tho United States, who to the criticisms that two vote3 In a Democratic conven wero seen floating on the water by openings, no here Old Man Killed brook, it goes on forever. which artho steamship Bremen, this morning from Vera Cruz tion. Col. Theodore Roosevelt has made Houston. Miss., April 20. Con y from Bremen. rived here of him and his administration. In victed of manslaughter for the kill on the steamer Texas, tell of alleg The Result In Nebraska. On Equnl Grounds. The German ed torture and assassination of liner on April 20 a speech that bristled with Indigna ing of John Davis, his seventy-year- Lincoln, Nob., April 22. Cor"How's your father?" passed over the place where the Ti- rected tabulations of the Nebraska tion, In which he named Col old brother, a year ago, Reuben Da- Americans In tho republic. All the "He's well, thank you." tanic went down. Roosevelt over and over again, Mr. vis, 70 years old, p Confederate refugees left their lands, homes, Presidential preference vote, In"How's your mother?" From the bridge officers ,of the cluding returns from 880 precincts, Taft told a crowd that filled Spring- veteran, has been sentenced to furniture and everything they pos"Oh, she's well, thank you." ship" saw ovor a hundred bodies give Roosevelt, 31,342; Taft, field's public square how he believ serve six months In prison nnd pay sessed except enough money for "Then your mother's no better floating in. the sea, a boat upside passage and tho clothes on their .Mr. Roosevelt had not given him 1; ed LaFollette, 10,279; Clark,' line of $1,000. The killing was down, together with a number of a "square deal," and how he had ihe result of a feud which had ex- backs. Among the entire number than your father?" Harmon, 11,241, nnd Wilson, "No." small pieces .of wood, steamer 9,860. "misstated" and "distorted" the isted between the brothers for a there are only four or five trunks. "That's what tho neighbors say." chairs and other wreckage. As tho M. H. Ish tells of the murder of facts concerning Mr. Taffs conduct number of years. was In cable ship Mackay-Benno- tt in American citizen named Walt. iind actions in the White House. sight, and having word that her WILL COST THE STATE detail to In tome "Mr. Walt was a neighbor to UNITED STATES COURT He leplled mission was to look for bodies, no me," said Mr. Ish. "He had sold jnany of the charges that Col. HARM fVlEN 60 OVER attempt was mado by the Bremen's everal head of cattlo and hidden hns made ngalnst him Roosevelt ABOUT S6D,0DDYEARLY TO ON desperadoes 6 crew to pick up the corpses. wince the presont campaign began. TO THE CLARK FACTION the money. A band of amo to his hacienda and demandIn the vicinity was seen an IceHe took pains to make plain Mr. t It, they berg which answered the descrip- Says Governor of Confederate ed money. Falling Uooseelt's knowledge of and comhim with At OwcnsboroWith Rather Small tion of the ono tho Titanic struck. beheaded plete agreement with many of the Managers of Ohio's Governor dellberatoly Pensions Law Not bergs wero sighted the Smaller their machetes, herded his cattlo siPtlotis nnd policies of the present Docket New Ruling Of together and drove them off. There samo day, but at some distance furThrow Up the Fight Administration which lately he has Complied With. ther from where tho Titanic sa'nk. condemned and denounced. ire many Instances Just like this. Judge Evans. In Kentucky. "Wo lived in a little settlement Presldout declared that after Tho officers of tho Bremen did The where a colony of eleven Amorlcan not care to talk about tho tragic Frankfort, Ky., April 25. So the Columbus vpcech of Col, Roow- The Pnlted States Court will con- but among the passen- far, Pension Examiner W. J. Stono ritr he found-th- iJ . XDliaLrvunreJ LwIagtoiv--K..liriL.2J- j. The families had" founded the- town of veno at Owensboro on Monday af spectacle, gers several were found who gave has received requests for nearly sponsle, and he shifted his meth managers of the Harmon campaign "ffliiutmrr Alt-o- f o'Ciomcn accounts- - of "tho dismal panorama OOfr -- for od of campaign from a declaration In Kentucky, according to the state- illes left because we were afraid to ternoon. May ti, at Confed.-of "principles" and proposals of re ment of a prominent member of the remain longer, knowing we would ms beon tho custom9 to open court through which their ship steamed. crate pensions under the act of tho on the first day at o'clock In tho 3 recent Legislature Mrs. Johanna Stunke, a form to a series of nttacks upon the Fayette County Hnrmon Club, giv- all be klllpd or tortured. 1 nm sixty-This does not but Judge Evans says years old. I went to Mex- morning, four passenger, described the scene mean that 4,000 soldiers and widAdministration. en out here have decided that he believes It much more con- from the liner's rail. 0. doctrine of the to make no further light to secure ico ono year ago, put all I had, Mr. Roosevelt's ows havo asked for the blanks, for the recall of the Instructions of Kentucky for nnd Improvements venient and suitable to all concernIn land recall of Judges and "It was between 4 and 5 o'clock attorneys In various countlps havo y I have only this ed, to commence court In the afterdecisions, his willingness to disre- the Ohio candidate and will so no- there, and Saturday," she said, "when our ship asked for as many as ten or fifteen custom'' that for- tify the Harmon national organiza(showing his two hands) and the noon. gard the "wise sighted off tho bow to the starboard blank applications, bo they would Another new rule Is to have the an iceberg. As wo drew nearer and bids a third term, whether consec- tion. Harmon lieutenants In the clothes on my back. have them on hand If a client we filed our ?rand and petit juries summoned could make out small dots flowing Bhould call. leaving or not, his appeal to "class State are reported to have recently "Before utive liatred and prejudice" and his "ab- held a conference with the Harmon claims for damages with the Amer- for the second day of the court, as around In tho sea, a feeling of awe Capt. Stone says many of the apJudge Evans expects to consume solute failure" to put forth any national leaders and declared to ican Consul in Mexico City." and sadness crept over everyone on plicants have evidently failed to ' John T. McGee, a wealthy plan the afternoon of the first day In the ship. concrete propositions for true re- them that In view of the fact that read the pension law, for thoy havo form and true progress, Mr. Taft Speaker Champ Clark is a native ter, who went to Mexico two years hearing m'otlons and to dispose of "We passed within a hundred failed to comply with a very necsaid, all combined to make him be- son of Kentucky and that Missouri ago, returned to America minus other matters that are to be con- feet of tho southcrmost drift of the essary clause In the law. The law lieve that the American peoplo Is an adjacent State, the same as more than $20,000 and left behind sidered during the term. wreckage and looking down over provides that when an or The docket is not as large as should not choose Mr. Roosevelt to Ohio, tho preponderance of the po- land, cattle and live stock. Mr. Mcthe rail we distinctly saw a num- widow makes out the application usual, and with the exception of a on sit again In the White House. ber of bodies so clearly that we for a pension, the application must litical sentiment of the State Is un- Gee tells of cruelties practiced prosecutions, which woman now In the few criminal Mr. Taft began his speech by de- doubtedly could make out what they were be filed with tho County Judge, and for Clark and that It an American will be quickly disposed of, It is wearing claring that, he spoke plainly only would bo both unwise and Impolite hospital at Mexico City. and whether they were must He over till tho next regular "The bandits visited the home pt .likely that but pne damage case men or women. because he believed Ititlrae for hlra for Kentucky Democrats to continterm of County Court to give- - tho to do so. Ho brought In Col. Roose- ue to work for Harmon against a Mr. Shay, one of my neighbors, will be tried. This Is the case of In her County Judge and County Attorney "We saw one woman about a week before I left the set- S. V. Hunter, administrator, against nightdress with a baby clasped time to investigate as to the time velt's name only because events native son of the Commonwealth. dethe Illinois Central Railroad Com- closely to her breast. Several wo- the applicant has resided In the had Torced him to use It. Other prominent Harmon leaders tlement," said Mr. McGee, "and Roosevelt are said to share 1908, Theodore manded money nnd guns. He gave pany for damages for the killing of men passengers "In screamed and left county and his financial condition. the same sentirecommended to the people of the ment and from this it can be safe- them about $12 and one gun, say- Hunter, and it Is understood that the rail In a fainting condition. A number of applicants have sent United States that I, then the Se- ly stated that further activity for ing that was all ho had on the the parties will be ready for trial There was another woman, fully their applications to Capt. Stono at this term. cretary of War, be nominated by the Harmon In the light of tho growth place. dressed, with her arras tight around without complying with this plain The nlghtrlder case of Elsie G. Republican party and be elected. of the Clark boom will be suspend"The band then left, but returnbody of a shaggy dog. requirement and the applications against Dr. D. A. Amos the Tie labored hard and long to bring ed in Kentucky and most of the ed to Shay's place and demanded Latham "The bodies of three men In a have been sent back, as they are this result about, and he succeeded. former supporters of the Ohio chief more money and arms. Not being and others and same against the group, all clinging to one steamer worthless without the indorsement guns, thoy city of HopktnBville and others, chair, floated nearby, and just be1 have felt the deepest gratitude to executive will go over to the Clark given tho money and of the County Judge, showing that him. took Mrs. Shay, tied her down and probably will be continued, as' no yond them were a dozen bodies of the law has been complied with. camp. preparations have been made for a men, all In life preservers, clinging "Neither In thought nor word Gov. McCreary Tho Harmon club official quoted began beating her feet. thinks the pen"Mr. Shay and his son, to stop trial at this term. nor action have I been disloyal to above stated that the Fayette Counogether as though In a last desper- sion list will cost tho State not over The criminal docket is made up ate struggle for life. Wo couldn't the friendship I owe Theodore ty Harmon Club, which Is one of the torture, gave four guns and ?60,000 a year to start with and When the time caine the largest and most enthusiastic $800 in money to tho desperadoes, of tho following cases: Baron Mar- Fee, but Imagined that under them will gradually grow less. Roosevelt. for this campaign to begin I let the In the State, would by mutual con- who, after a final beating of the shall, violating postal laws; J. C. was some bit of wreckage to which retailing; Frank Dunbar, they people know that I would like to sent bo dissolved nnd the majority woman, left the place. Mrs. Shay Keats, all clung when the ship went VERY" SHARP REI1UKE TO have my administration approved of its members would ally them- was badly injured, and she had to rame offense; Jesse Schroeter, aidUNPRODUCTIVE WOMEN hy their giving me another term. selves with the Clark movement bo carried to the hospital nt Mexi- ing in making counterfeit money; At thnt time Theodore Roosevelt ind work to secure county, district co City, where It was found that Fraze Hatfield. Esther Davis, Jim In an article on "The IrresponNO CAOSE TO DOUBT said he was not a candidate and Uid State instructions for the dis- nearly every bono In her feet had Llslf, Jim Phillips, Oakley Clark, sible Woman and the Friendless She Is In a serious Joseph Wolf, Dick Clark, C. S. that It would be a calamity if he tinguished MlsBourlan. been broken. Child," In the May American MagaKlbbe, Kstlll Goff, Ab. Lawrence, were nominated. Since then he has Since the formation of theChamp condition. A Statement of Facts Backed by zine, Ida M. Tarbell says: changed his mind." "What has been true of tho Shay retailing liquor; James Bewley, App y "The heaviest burden on Clark Club here about ten days ago Robblns and Roy Kelly, violating So far as he personally was con' a Strong Guarantee. productive America, aside from tho the club has received many acces- family has been likewise truo of postal laws. cerned, the President said, ho never sions, numbers of Woodrow Wilson scores of other Americans, and by burden Imposed by a vicious indusThe . nlghtrlder case of C. C. would have attacked Col. Roose- adherents deserting the camp of the staying there, we took our lives In system, is that of Its and trial We guarantee Immediate velt nor had a quarrel with him. New Jersey aspirant and coming to our hands. Tho bandits are every- Shomwfcll against John Chapman women. They are the most to all sufferers from "So far," said he, "as personal am- the Clark camp. Now that the Har- where. Tho Mexican Government ind others is set for this term but rosltlve relief demanding portion of our society. 'onstlpation. In every case where bition Is concorned, so far as per- mon men have also fallen In line Is not able to quiet these bandits, will be continued. Thoy spend moro money than any Tho equity cases of tho Troy our remedy fails to do this wo will other group, are more sonal feeling is concerned, I would for Speaker Clark, he Is practically and mnny Americana believe that Insistent In never answer his charges. Rut I assured of the Instructions of Fay-tt- e the Madero forces bo dislike tho bank against G. A. Whitehead and return tho money paid us for it. their cry for amusement, are moro a frank statement of facts, rompany, and Stonewall Jackson That's cannot act for myself. I represent county, his supporters here Americans that they would rather resentful of Interruptions of their I represent an element of a. cause. permit the brigandage thnn try to ngalnst Forbes Manufacturing com- and we want you to substantiate pleasures and excitements, go to Malm. them at our risk. stop It. Whenever rurales are near pany oro also set for trial at the the Republican party that believes Nicholas All One Way. greater extremes of Indolence and May term. Rexall Orderlies in constitutional government aro eaten just uneasiness. and Ky., Carlisle, April 25. The tho bandits disperse, but there Is Kb preservation; 'Ike candy, aro particularly prompt that boliees In Champ Clark sentiment continues rarely a shot fired." "The really serious side to the Of Course. and agreeable in action, may be taPractically every man on board vise progress under the guarantees (o grow here nnd Democrats all Mr. pnd Mrs. H"nrv Jurgenoin ken at any time, day or night; do existence of this parasitical group of the Constitution. over the county are joining the 'ho Texas had n like tale to tell of are the happy parents of a son, Is that great numbers other wo"Mfc misstatements throughout "luh started here one week ago. jxperlences there. Two men who arrived yesterday morning. who not cause diarrhoea, nausea, grip- men, not free, forced of produce, to Mr. ing, excessive looseness, or other accept their standards of life. the country, Mr. Roosevelt has led The leaders of the movement for "ode horseback Into Vera Cruz af-- Turgenson, the father, of course, is Wo many people to believe charged hn Speaker hero report y undeslrablo effects. They' have a hear women, abandoning everything they employed that In tho lower useful women, everyaa clerk cry mild but positive nctlon upon mndc against me and my admini- '.ho membership of the club In one nosspsscd excopt their horses and where talking Lake Erie yards. tho desirabilMichigan City stration." 'ho organs with which they como In ity of- - not beingabout week has reached about 500 and Is their guns, tell of meeting four Dispatch. obliged to do any t, r ontact, apparently acting as a rmcd bandits In a. narrow pass en rowing every day. Tho county thing, commiserating women vho Vim Subscription OflVr. tonic upon tho relaxed mus- must work, commiserating route. OATES DEMOCRATS WILLeoms overwhelmingly for Clark. thoso g Evening Post The Louisville "The only reason wo aro here," CHOOSE THEIR DELEGATES cular coat of the bowel, thus who have heavy household respondaily) from now until November J. W. Jordan, a well known dont-3- t said ono of the men, "Is because wo weakness, and aiding to sibilities, and by the whole gist of of Hopkins, llle, Ky., recently wore lucky enough to beat them to leorgla (primary) 10, 1912, and the Haitford Hoi aid May 1 lestoro tho bowels to moro vigorous their words and acts, Influencing one year, for only $2. Subscribe 'iad an operation for his kidney it. Connecticut (convention) .. .May 1 ' nd healthy activity. thoso younger and less experienced JlOWl 'rouble, but ho Eays: "The first tf "Everywhere you go, except right California (primary) May 14 Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassa-I- q thnn themselves to believe that -eal relief I got was after taking 'n tho largest cities, you will see 'Hah (convention) May 14 and Ideal for tho uso of child-e- happiness lies In Irresponsible livTHIRTY-TWTOWNS IN oley Kidney Pills. Thoy eased the 'eserted farms, houses burned, live Michigan (convention) .May 15 old folks and delicate persons. ing." NKW COL'NTY JleCREAR'. terriblo pain in my back nnd tock stolen nnd In many Instances Maryland (convention) .May 16 'Vo cannot too highly recommend g mote good than he decaying nnd May 16 hem to all Bufferers from any form bodies of owa' (convention) A Flourishing School. towns In There are thirty-tw- o I had tried. I gladly recomheir ownbrs are loft lying about. '. Carolina (convention) P.May 21 t constipation Wo aro glad to know that tho and Its attendant SlcCreary county, the now county mend them." Sold by all deal- lie bandits nre In such large num- - ihlo (primary). ...yKT,!.-Ma22 That's why wo back our Bowling Greon Business University formed out of parts of Wayne, Pu- ers, m ers nnd po scattered over Iho lnte- - "lrginla (convcntlonCiiuMay 23 'alth In them with our promise of Is enjoying its greatest prosperity. laski and Whitley counties. The 'or thnt to resist them Is useless. 'ew Jersey (primaryJr rMy 28 nonoy back If they do not give on-r- e attendance and most satThe Kentucky Republican county seat will not bo chosen until "ho Americans Just have to give up pxi!3 (convention) . . T. 28 satisfaction. Three sizes: 12 isfactory work. This county has a -, fty bring oveit is expccto'I June. According to the R. O. Dun vorvthlng to thorn when they como "ontucky (convention) "' ., 29 ablets cents, 36 tablets 25 sood representation there. 10 for many Co., of Louisville, the towns In the 'hnt nomlnatIon o the settlements, no matter how "eorgla (convention)..' i y 29 3nts and 80 tablets 50 cents. Rewill bo sent to the Senate. county are as follows: jiow veil armed they may be." hode Island (primary) ...May 31 member, you can obtain Rexall Alpino, Angel, Ashton, Harrcn Sar'M'rn. '" place "hoo the outh Dakota (primary) .o, June 4 "omedles In Hartford only at our FOR FLETCHER'S Fork, Barthel, Coolldge or Whitley efugees rHv bo"o of th alleged ihlo (convention).., oro The Rexall Stores-Jam- es June 4, H. FOR FLETCHER'S ' Station, Creekmore, Cumberland trocltles occurred, is In the "State W. Virginia (convention) . .June 6 'VUllams, 214 Main street, Hart . Falls, Duckrun, Flat' Rock, Groen- I Subscribe for Tho (convention) .Juna- 6 ford, Ky. it Vera Cruz, thirteen miles Herald. $1 I" HOI Hollyhlll, Indian wood, Grimn, Head, Jelllco Creek, Kldds Crossing, Lorena, March Creek, Nevels-,lll- e, Oz, Parkers Lake, Pnrraloys-vlllPine Knot, Rock Creek, Saw-.e- r, Slavans, Stearns, Sllvervllle, Strunk, West Jelllco, Worley, e. OF west of Santa Lucretla. It 1b on the Vera Cruz and Isthmus railway, across the Isthmus of Tehauntopcc and listed as a railway and telegraph station. at the Passenger Steamer ett Forty-se- Ten-nyBo- to-da- nr-iv- ed to-da- 10,-C9- 2; 14,-03- -- MK il r to-ge- v ' V hesf-eleven-fam l:o 4-, -- blank--applicatio- flrst-cla"- to-da- y, r $1,-C5- to-da- er to-da- 'jr . -- reg-latl- -- over-omln- O ... ... n, any-'hln- ''ca-Hes- s -- con-entl- -' X J post-offic- Children Cry Children Ory ' -- CASTORIA ... - CASTORIA aear. i' J.V' miiliyi MiymiMH ITW- - iijj4tHiiniii mmi j,nnfjBMuimw4 1 ajayuww,. i 73444WHH530E355JD WEDNESDAY, IAY 1, 1012. THE HARTFORD HERALD the reflected sound, the distance of the object In feet may bo approximately found by multiplying with 550. "Tho presence of icebergs is of ten mado known by tho nolso of their breaking up and falling to pieces. The cracking of tho Ice or the falling of the pieces into the. sea make a noise like breakers or a distant discharge of guns, which may often be heard at short distance. "Tho absence of swell or wave motion In a fresh breeze is a slcn that there is ico or land on tho weather sldo. "Tho appearance of herds of seals or flocks of birds far from land Is an Indication of the proximity of Ice. "The temperature of the air falls as Ice is approached, especially on tho leeward side; but generally only at an Inconsiderable distance from It. The fall of the tempera-tur- o of the sei water, is sometimes a sign of proximity of Ico, although In regions where there Is an Intermixture of cold and warm currents going on, ns at tho Junction of tho Labrador current and the Gulf Stream, the temperature of the sea hns been known to rise as tho Ico lAK THISrfK. ICEBERG DANGER TO OCEAN THE WORKING rSrSi IPS OrJfELESS Telegraph System Brief ly Explained. HOW THE MESSAGES In the North Atlantic is I Are Ydu a Woman MB LH nnH nnV mm m Bf m Ever Near. FLOATING AROUND FOB YEARS MCT TAKE flB R nnnV innH m Before Drifting Across the Polar Basin Into the Warmer Waters. SIGNS OP IMtESENCK Prof. Hertz Was Discoverer Of System, But Marconi Gets Credit. Ml nH &H nH nHnlnfe. IIIa HnVnfe. lnnV VARIOUS THE WAVES OP ELECTRICITY hIB K s f v H HH nna BH nH Many correspondents aro asking W for a description of how a wireless telegraph works. The fact of such Jjp a system has been known to every- fli body for years, but the means by ffiflWJ which messaces nre transmitted-ar- e i& W W A -not generally understood. It Is lm-- 1 possible to go Into details, but a few suggestions aro offered which may satisfy those not inclined to approached." deeper study. LWIIALAXCKI) IIV TITANIC As Is known, light and heat move IHSASTKIt, KILLS EDITOIt In waves whose lengths can bo measured. Thus, the sun gives out Spokane, Wash.. April 20. C. E. In every direction light in a series peal, and it Is this delectable class Kothrock, cltv editor of fio Spo- of undulating waves, which may that the metropolitan sheet seeks kane Chronicle, was shot and lull- not only be measured, but deflect- to pleaso and attract. The countrj y ed in tho Chronicle edltoilal ed, polarized, and so on. Some Idea readers, to their credit, would be rooms by Rlcn;til Aleck, ix tuns'ai. of this may be gained from the better pleased If much of the tilth well known fact that when a stone is eliminated from tho dally visitor laborer. Aleck first told the police lie 1ml Is thrown into a smooth po'ol of wa- .Vows can be given In a clean way, That question will be asked you almost daily bj business men seeking yout on the Titanic and th"n tra ter, a series of circular waves though of ill smelling origin. Many srvices, If you qualify take the Draughon Training and show ambition to rise. More BANKERS indorse DRAUGHON'S Colloces than indorse all otl er busL hf. had been .in the CarpatMa, and In all directions. If any salacious details can be cut out If mumbled "there has been too much floating objects come within these i dean paper is desired by the ed- ness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges in 18 Sutes. International ret utation. Bunking-- , Tji'f "fllliic. I'tnniaixhtp, Fnglbh, SpMllpc. Arllhniollr, Letter Writ Inc. Ilualnus Lan- -t UfcK auxiliary liraneuen. Oood POSH IONS GUARANTEED under reasonable cohefmon. printed about tho disaster." He waves, ttiey aru oscillated. itor. lioGkxeepmg, UooKkvepers all over t HomoMudy. jfiousamfs ol banleaslr vould glvo no other rouse l for thii It was the lamented Prof. Hertz Tho country editor not only edits tho United States say that Draughon's ten, bookkeepers, and slenoji afihet s who discovered that electricity, like out cr ire. much objectionable i matter, New System of Hookkeenintr saves them noiuing goou positions as tiie resultart of Aleck walked quietly Into the light and heat, also moves In waves but suppresses reports of misdecd3 from 25 to 50 per cent in work and worry, taking Draughon's Home Study. Chronicle local riom and niked.for which may be measured. Just pre- which would cause innocent people Shorthand. Practically all U. S. ofli- - CATALOGUE. For prices t n lessons pass distress. waves how these Rothrock the editor. walked cisely He does this out of con- i.iaibuuiiit;A)iiuiaviiit; uiu oysiciu ul BY MAIL, write J.vo. F. Draiuios, Colleges teach. President. toward hlra, Alex drew a revolver through tho atmosphere Is not sideration for the people whom he Shorthand Drauchon know is the best. alogtte on Nashville. Tenn. F rfnecat- Why liecauso they it cumseATCOLLLGIJ, write . Roth-rcc- k wholly understood, but It is believ- Knows and because no good purand shot him In the bre.u-cDRAUGnON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE ed that they have some relation to pose could be served by the publidied wlthl.i five mln ites. N&ahville or Memphia or Knoxville, Tenn.. or Paducah, Ky.,or Evontvillc, lad. The murder.ir later told iho p- the ether of space, which Is omni- cation of tho objectionable reports. water Is taken frequently, and any striking drop indicated by the ore he was 4 0 years old .ml came present and which Is believed to His favors are extended to the rich constitute all matter under differ- an(i poor alike, often without apProlM.-Hioiiithermometer is certain to be ac- to this country four years rgo. Cnril y oococoooooooor.oio-.xDent negative electrical conditions. parent appreciation. Indeed, the cepted as a warning against the rw a series of complimentary In wireless telegraphy expressions presence of Icebergs In the vicinity. OOOOO'.OOOOOOOOOO which & Smith MAS lll'ILT. O Hertzian waves Is set up by power- lie prints relative to his readers are This, and the lowering of the O II Attorneys At Law ful electrical dynamos or batter- seldom heard of by the newspaper temperature of the air If one - KENTUCKY. HARTFORD, ies, and these are discharged from man, though he is Just human should happen to pass to the leeMfturn, HxriicK xml '. to crave thankfulness, HinimilM i' W. II tlirj limrriiirl K, Mnlihl Man built himself a hut In the tho top of a high mast or pole. enough Iceberg are about the iIihI imrtnrr-xliward of an Tor Hi Eno-nt- l prartliH if l , forest. Ho wove Its sides cunning- These waves extend In all direc like other people; but let him make most reliable of all the danger sigrrluiltiHl tions, and unless their force l a slip and say something which being! mi illy mill ilHorc.i r;ie, Mr smith i .tlurnrj-- l prevented frmii nals set against this peril. To the ly, and roofed It with broad leaves, Mr pritrtitliic will expended by distance exclto cer arouses resentment, even though Inillvlilllilly ucli eye, indeed, an iceberg is not easily well laid on. iiccrpt ft. h irrtlif tilth ex' hi In llHrirord ItepulilliMii hiilldlni;, liiit-- l "Here," said Man, "I shall sleep tain effects In the receivers of wire- Innocently, and he Is made to wish fiiril, Ky. perceptible at night, even though less telegraphy Instruments within himself in some other occupation. the weather should happen to be In safety and In comfort and naught the zone, Just as tho waves disThe country press Is no small conand the moon, perchnnce, shall assail or trouble me." clear J. M. PORTER, Messages tribution to the clean current liter A tree, grown weak with age, fell turb chips on n pond. shining. W. H. 4 J. F. GILLESPIE, Most of the Icebergs have are sent and received somewhat on ature or the nation, and local paan Intense white and bluish hue, on the hut and crushed Man. PROPRIETORS. the plan of the ordinary Morse code pers deserve the subscription and BEAVER DAM. KY. which blends with moonlight in a by wires, In that electrical lmpulsei support Will pmeme hu pioIcMion in Ohio anil ) every of Man built himself a shelter on household. fashion that may confoound the olnlngcountlci. Special attention Klentoi regulated so as to spell words American Press. ..BLACKSMITHING bnslneuentrutted to his cure. most seasoned and vigilant of ma the plain, its walls closo to keop aro according to a code. out tho wind, Its top tight to shed riners. many kinds of In recent years 'the water. PRANK L. FELIX, In a report Issued by the Hydro-graphTUX AS. O receivers have been used and the O w" "There nre no trees to fall and OfTlce In April, 1909, tho process is now simpler than formfollowing signs are enumerated as crush me, here," said Man. "I shall erly, but any successful transmisHAKTFORD, KY. 'dwell In peace." indicating the proximity of Ice: Will "Gentlemen," said the man from alnlujf practice hla profession In Ohio and a.' The lightning tired the dry grass sion of waves depends a good deal counties and In the Court of Appeal) "Before tho Ico is seen from, the on the stato of tho atmosphere, Texas, as he warmed to his subject, Jrlmlnalpractlce and Collection a speclaltv. and Man was burned. deck the 'Ico blink' will often IndiA . storms being disadvan- "are you aware of the fact that Office In the Herald bnlldlng electrical cate Its presence. This Is readily Also when many wireless Texas is bigger than Germany, with to sea and reared a tageous. Man went OTTO a MARTIN understood when It Is known that s. p. mcki:nni:y on tho skeleton of tho earth. outfits are working In the same Holland, Belgium and Switzerland It Is caused by the reflection of the house HARTFORD, :: KY. We" zono, much confusion results and thrown In for good measure? rays of light from tho sun or moon. Ho made its supports of rock, Its often messages aro transmitted have counties In Texas where such Si tocooccoco"oc-.CwCoccx:o- : roof of slate. COOJ On a clear day over the Ico on tho "Now I am safe," said Man. "No with great difficulty and sometimeF countries as Denmark and Portugal HARTFORD, KY. sky will be much paler horizon the not at all. This may account for could be set down without touching of lighter In color, and Is easily 'tree nor fire can Injure me now." Texas is bigTho earthquake came, and the some of the delays and confusion? the edge anywhere. distinguishable from that overhead, ger than New York, Pcnnslyvania, ..GENERAL INSURANCE.. house of stone tumbled down on of tho last few days. so that a sharp lookout should be To Marconi belongs the credit of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, New Life. Accident. Sick bad and changes In tho color of tho the head of Man. making n practical success of the Jersey, all tho New Hngland States sky noted. And If Norvn Man went to where a great river discoveries of others, but to Hertr and Ohio combined. "On a clear day Icebergs can bo belongs the credlt of making the and Sweden could be bundled with Will caiHUbiancu 1000. seen at a great distance owing to flowed and raised banks to hold system possible. Scotland, Philadelphia In- England, Ireland and Nearby ho put his is " " , a""R-.Jv their brightness, and at night ow- back its flood. uiuuiuuu, iiu, fisrera quirer. Wales, they wouldn't be enough jewelry or stlcr y house. .SOftti ing to their effulgence. During fogOtto C. bigger than Texns to enable anyvsiii Kfc jttwfc inuiv, jum "I have ordered tho course of the Ithe bctquaiiU nt 'rSSCCnl gy weather they are seen through Stiff neck Is not only pnlnful bu body to notice it. Texas could the lowest tiucm '. fpSuWI waters," said Man, "and now I shall . from the tho fog by their apparent blackannoying. To get rid of It qulckh the cntlro population by them." ev ni nccT mam ness, If such a term can bo applied. llvo unvoxed llAUTFOItl), KY. camo the flood and covored rub the affected part with BAL of the United Stntes and be less Soon by "They also can bo detected I LINIMENT. crowded than Connecticut is plnco where ho had lived and LARD'S SNOW Olllto up Mails out Wilson A. tho echo from tho steam whistle or the penetrates the flesh and relaxes the Texas Is big big In many ways. away Man. drovo Crowe, opposite court house. Will rememfog horn. This should bo so that the pain ceaser Texan raises tho biggest sweet po muscles the southern trnde. practice Ills ptofession In nil the clusKelvtree illustrated catalogue. WVe Address. for our bered, since by noting the time bePrice 25c, 50c ant' tatoes, the biggest onions and the Man piled for his use stone on Immediately. tween tho blast of the whistle and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Hartfon' biggest steers in the world. Texas courts of this unci adjoining cotm& Go G. upheld by steel stono, cunningly Drug Co., Hartford, Ky., Donovai has more widows than ties nnil Loin t of Appeals. Commer Box 26 louliville, Ky. and mortar. cial and criminal practice n spec-laitm any other State In the Union. TexKrery Article Ouarantaed. yWL "Flro I can now defy," said Man. & CO., Beaver Dam, Ky. FOR THE STOICH as Is located on the biggest gulf "It cannot harm mo here." TIIE COUXTItY PRESS AXI thnt has over dono anything to ffiiffifi" Tho flames came and Man fled as ITS VALUE TO HOUSEHOLD mako Itself worthy of mention. thoy destroyed tho work of hlF PARKER'S Here's an Offer You Should not HAIR BALSAM Texas has tho biggest panhnndlo In hand. deuutf tad bematifiM tht hair. Tho stream of domestic IromoUj ft Iniuriint rrowtri. crimes existence wire and the longest Weyor 7111 to Restore Oray Overlook. and scandal with which tho news- fences that the eye of man has ever uur mi urn igummi vejor Man put steel to steel and papers Vreyrnti hair falling. 6v and 11 00 at I imprint wrought wisely a- - ship, strong, flooded of the larger cities have been gazed upon. If there are any other Rexal Dyspepsia Tablets remedy recently, making them un- important facts concerning Texas sky ho Btomach troubles by aiding nature stanch and true. From tho fit reading for tho home, has called that I havo not mentioned, I will be If you want clothes of any to supply the elements the absence took tho lightning to guide It" attention rather sharply to the dif- glad to answer any questions that course and warn it of danger. kind cleaned, call on tho of which In the gastric Juices causes "In this my ship," said Man, "I ference betwen tho metropolitan you may care to ask." They indigestion and dyspepsia. Hartford Pressing Club. "We "What do tho people of Texas do shall pass over tho waters as I will, sheet, the editors and reporters of aid the stomach to digest food and which nre unknown to a great ma- when they are not boasting about can clean any kind of clothes 'to quickly contort It into rich red and nono that Is in them may jority of their readers, and the the greatness of Texas?" asked a blood and material necessary for wound or injuro mo." you have and guarantee country weekly, with which thf timid little man at tho rear end of Came tide and current and Ice body waste. overcoming natural PLACED IN YOUR RESIpersonality of Its editor is insepar- the hall. they will be satisfactory if DENCE OR PLACE OF HI'S- Carry a package of .Roxall Dys- and crushed the ship Man built. able in the minds, of his patrons. your vest pocket, INESS, AND PUT YOURSELV not, nothing will be charged. pepsia Tablets In Tho country weekly Is above al' Man stood on a mountain peak IN DIRECT CONTACT W'Tl1 We are ready to or keep them In your room. Take a clean sheet, nt to be treated llkf clean your THE one after each heavy meal and and saw a little of tho World. He a member of the household, and lr looked Into the vault of heaven and clothes for spi ing. We aler l-Bflprove our assertion that Indigestion M his eyes saw uncounted other edited with a view of printing thf wll not bother you. have a new line of late samnews which its readers desire tc Worlds. TO ALL STATES. 'VVe know what Roxall Dyspepsia ples and we guarantee a pen, am the master of the whole read and of eliminating much which "I FOR THE COMPANY'S SPECIAL Tablets are and what thoy will do, is not fit to spread boforo peoplf CONTRACT TO THE FARMER9 feet fit. We guarantee thorn to relievo Indi- universe," said Man. Call on us when in who doslre a mental feast that can Tho peak trembled and fell Into sickness, Scott's Emulsion CALL ON OR ADDRESS gestion and dyspepsia. If they fall, be digested with a clear conscience need of work in our line. increases the appetite aad builds we will refund your mpnoy. Three tho valley. In the forest at tbq foot W. OBANON. The city dallies attempt to Justisizes: 25 cents, 50 cents and $1. of tho mountain Man built him a fy their course by tho claim strength rapidly. Its wonderful Local Manager, that you can .obtain Rexall hut. Cliib Remember, thoy aro printing tho stuff which the noarishment assists nature in Hartford, K; . Remedies only at our storo Tho people want. No doubt there Is r restoring health. All DruggUtt. W. C. SEXTON. Y. M. Rexall Store blames H. Williams, A. Bldg. largo number in every urban cen7 Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield N ) Local Manager. 214 Main street, Hartford, Ky. ter to whom crime and scandal np- Incorporated. Beaver Dom, Ky. Next to fog, Icebergs are regarded ns the source of gravest peril to vessels navigating the North Atlantic. According to . all accounts brought by Incoming ocean steamers, this menace has been greater during the last few weeks than in any recent years. The presence of a great number of icebergs In tho lane of transatlantic traffic just now does not, however, necessarily Indicate any extraordinary conditions In the arctic during the past winter. According to tho most reliable estimate of scientists, It requires as a rule from three to four years for an Iceberg to drift across tho polar basin and reach that region of the Atlantic In which disaster overtook the White Star giantess on her maiden voyage. The greatest precautions are taken on board the big ocean liners to guard against collision With Icebergs. Not only are the officers on the bridge and the lookout In the "crow's nest" Impressed with the fact that they must exercise the greatest vigilance when vessels approach tho Newfoundland Danks, where the danger from Icebergs is the greatest at this time of the year, but the temperature of tjio lHW Lnmnni HH lr . HLn nH InH HI nnl nnV nV m! BM tv Bi im nH nnH nH dh IK djk A nH nnH nH nH BnH 1H H lH JHi nH nH IH H H H nl jl s rill IAJ I Uv W i lie vv oman s I WANT a Better lie fifI9S(I:S JOB? i" YOU bir ds Barnes noooooooooooooo iOillespi 8 rnc 11 , -- I Attorney at Law, ic ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooo Attorney at Law, And Repair Horseshoeing g Specialty Fire Also Bond You. Hartin Attorney at Liwv ' to-da- I red-head- P Barnes i wpp Notice HAVE A ROUGH RIVER TELEPHONE - that Long Distance Lines J. 12-- Hartford Pressing C FRED NALL, Mgr. M hfc IT". 1 t vx tage four. The Hartjord Herald JIElJER MATTHEWS, FRANK L.FELIX, EDITORS. iRNK L. FELIX, Pub. and Prop'r. THE HARTFORD HERALD ought not be selected the candidate of any party," says President Taft, evidently anticipating a bolt at the Chicago Tho Convention. cmbrogllo is Without parallel In the history of the Republican party. A few Taft-Roosov- WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1012. ffll !K , . !i mf fresiqi "'Mi STATUF f K i Karfj fcida TCl t k of tho Democratic party In Kentucky seem to have the matter all cut and dried as to how party afFOR AN INSTRUCTED fairs shall bo conducted within tho DELEGATION. next few weeks or months, regardThero are a few nowspapers In less of tho wishes of tho voters. whose editors claim to Their first movement Is to havo tho Kentucky speak for the great mass of the delegates go unlnstructed to BalDemocratic party In the State, who timore. This smacks too much of are In favor of sending an unln- - machine rulo and gives no considstructed delegation to the Baltl- - eration to any man's choico for Tnore Convention. President. A man would have little Tho Herald does not set itself up Luse for his privilege of voting If he as tho mentor of Its party In the Is not allowed to say whom he preState, nor yet as tho director of po- fers as ruler of this great nation. litical affairs In Its own county, but Let tho voters bo heard. from tho opinions we have heard The spectacled a President and expressed on the matter and after tho latter only a more than 23 an an experience of ears from an editorial and politi- few years removed from the Presical viewpoint, we do not think It dential chair and both members of going party, political would be either advisable or ex- the same to send such a meaningless about the country bitterly denouncpedient ing each other In public speeches, An delegation to Baltimore. delegation generally em- 'is one which is as rare as It Is dis gusting." There seems to be nothbodies an air of suspicion, to say ing too hard or Incriminating that least. The mere fact that It Is the anything or any- Roosevelt and Taft can say of each not committed to body, gives the Impression that It other. It Is up to Republicans to either hold their is open to Jugglery and trade, tho operations of which would in no noses nnd ears and remain aloof or thijlr Cholcn between these two wise express the sentiments of tho tako political belligerents. constituents or voters left behind. Jjt would look too much like capitWhat's the use of holding a counulation to machine rule. ty convention, a State convention Kcntucklans, as a class, are rath- or any kind of convention for Demer positive, both In opinion and ac- ocrats this year, If Kentucky Is to tion. They despise doubtful meth- send an unlnstructed delegation to ods of any kind. They prefer to Baltimore? What is a State Constand out In the open and express vention Just before a National Contheir sentiments In a way that Is vention usually for, anyhow? Supneither ambiguous nor misleading. pose a majority of the States went The voters are quite well" informed unlnstructed, what would be tho rein political matters just now. They sult? Wouldn't that be a fine mess know who are the' candidates In to untangle, and where would the each of the leading political par- voice of the voters come In? ties, and no doubt, most of them A perusal of the "literature" behave either formed or expressed an ing sent out tiqlly by press agents opinion of their choice. One of the most sacred rights of of both Mr. Taft and Mr. Roosevelt tho American citizen Is his privilege reveals that theso candidates for of suffrage. Next to that, In a po- the honor of leading their party are litical way, Is his personal choice making a lot of noise and kicking of a candidate as expressed through up a heap of dust about almost evthe properly constituted party au- erything except the one matter that Few there be who do Is going to be the real Issue of the thority. namely, campaign the not accede to the will of tho coming tariff. majority In party affairs, but the loyal and zealous party man first The Democrats of Ohio county uants to have a say-s- o lnthe mat- should remember that Saturday, ter. That is his right In the prem- the 23th of this month, Is convenises and he deserves to have that tion day here at Hartford and they right recognized to Its ultimate ex- should be on hand In large numpression. bers. A strong and representative Kentucky Democrats have noth- delegation should be sent from here ing to fear In naming their choice o Louisville, with their choice for for President. Tho convention at President plainly stated. This latLouisville on the 29th of this ter feature should in no wise b? month should enunciate n principle neglected or omitted. and also, taking tho various expresIt is rather a hard matter these sions of the counties In delegate o Republican to vote as a basis, let the world know days for an whom the Democrats of Kentucky make a choice between the leading prefer to seo occupy the Presiden- candidates of his party for Presitial chair after the fourth of next dent. Neither Taft or Roosovelt March. The delegates to Baltimore havo much In common with former should go with a definite mission popular Republican principles. in their hands. Anent the Titanic horror, the This is business, and it is also New York World calls attention to good politics. Then, If another tho fact that about 3,000 working-me- n is nominated, man all well and aro killed every year In Amergood, and wo do not believe any ican mining industries, and no loyal Kentucky Democrat will withgreat disturbance Is raised over tho hold his support. Wo cannot conmatter. ceive that there is any other contingency than this very open and Both Mr. Roosevet and Mr. Taft fair one. It is the essenco of puro declare that It is their personal Democracy tho expression of the opinion that neither should sit will of the people. Tho action of again In the Whlto House. It Is the different counties In their selec- developing that a majority of tho tion and instruction of delegates people of the United States seem to will control tho matter, and wo agreo with them. hope to Bee every county In the Day" la set for tho "Mother's Ohio especially speak out State 12th of this month, and It should in its choico for President. It seems develops most have proper observance. Whoever tho strength In the State Convention, nobody has thought enough of whether Clark, Wilson, Underwood "father" to set apart a day for him, or Hnrmon, is entitled to the twen-- i leaving the old man to just be glad ty-s- l votes of Kentucky, and it he's living. should be so recorded. That Vice President Job seems on "both People had come to highly reganl to bo still going comMr. Marconi who mercialized but did not discover wireless telegraphy until Congresinvestigation sional laid bare the fact, by his own lips, that ho gave over the privilege of transmitting particulars of tho Titanic horror to tho wireless operator aboard the Carpathla, thereby permitting tho latter to convert said prlvllego into a graft, at the option of tho What is a A nowspapers of this country. It will medicine that increases the bo remembered that our President strength or the tone of the himself could get no answer from whole system. What is an tho Carpathla's operator, evidently "alterative"? A medicine because the latter was holding his Information for a big cash bonus. that alters or changes unhandling of a healthy action to healthy Such nd-death . matter Is receiving ,o onderanatlon by people and action. Name the best "tonic and alterative"? Ayer'sSar-saparili- a, everywhere. newgj.MiL old-lin- Entered at the Hartford post-offias mall matter of tho second class. guardians IT HAS BEEN AN INTERESTING AND ENTHUSIASTIC CONTEST EVERY DAY INTENSE EXCITEMENT AMONG CONTESTANTS Piano Contest Closes May Is Still Anybody's Race THIS MAGNIFICENT INSTRUMENT will ornament the home of one of our customers after May 1st. Who. will get it? This is the vital question. rf ONLY ONE MORE 1 H. DAY Is now left of the excitement. Make it the biggest and best day of the contest. Everybody is anxious to know the standing of the candidates. Everybody wants to know who is ahead, who has the best chance. This is the question that will be decided when the certificates are finally counted. VICTORA BARNARD HOW THEY NOW STAND DIXIE : TINA MIDKIFF ETHEL FUNK IRENE WARD MATTIE HICKS VIVIAN TAYLOR BETTIE WELLS 98,680 75,400 69,225 57,675 53,385 32,345 28,760 MOSELEY CORA THOMASSON GERTRUDE SOHLEMMER ANNIE MAY 25,285 20,820 20,015 17,870 IRENE RENDER MARY ELLIOTT BERNIE B. MILLER .'....5,675 3,775 230 every day. Goods that you need will be marked with prices that will tempt you to buy. You should not miss the opportunity of visiting our store at least once every day. Tell your friends about the wonderful cash bargains we have. Get their certificates. 'Save your own certificates and remember that every certificate you get increases your chances of owning this elegant piano when the final count is made.' IF YOU HAVE BEEN WORKING FOR A FRIEND, DON'T GO BACK ON HIM OR HER NOW. This Will be the Grandest Week of AH at Our Store. There will be special sales Hartford, jEkxi&l&Gb LEI IHE VOTERS Kentucky. tru .j ..-- . -- . sides of the house." Good Job, too, to other leads and sometimes Important things. Some Cornell students havo organized to "reconstruct religious thought." It will be rather hard, however, to beat the Word. EA Those two Republican candidates for President are making so much fuss talking about each other that you can hardly hear anything else AN rowodays. Day What's to hinder a Clean-u- p for Hartford In which every citizen should Join? Gee! To Speak Their Choice, Says OIlie James. INSTRUCTED DELEGATION II E Is Urged Is for Clark, But Says Let the Yoters Be Just seo how Taft is Teddy's boom around! Heatd. DECLARATION' 1 owe Alterative "tonic"? cold-blood- -n- f ' Burning de tho repeated atfree from alcohol. e" In recent tacks of Col. la t has cast Ask your doctor about It speeches, President BillotIS Itt.rVf alr1r.hrtorhi asldo his assumed policy of avoidlnrila ing personalities and his later tion, constipation, dizzy spells these are some of the results of an inactive speeches reek with denunciation of liver. Ask your doctor if endorses his predecessor In office, whom ho Ayer's Pills in these case. heThe dose accuses of insincerity and mis- Is small, one pill at bedtime. Mid. by th 3. o. ATXB CO,, Low.ll. Halt. Roosevelt "Mr. representation. the only Sarsapa-rillaentire- ly Washington, April 27. "Some Judge T. F. nirkhead on winding gentlemen in Kentucky may have up tho business of the AprlJ terra of largo vest pockets, but I do not his court last Friday, appointed his think their pockets aro quite large nephew, Mr. E. E. Blrkhead, ns enough to hold 250,000 DemoMnster Commissioner and Receiver crats." This Is tho keynote of Represenof the Ohio Circuit Court In tho tative Ollle James' unremitting place of F. L. Felix, resigned. fight against those who seek to take Mr. Blrkhead Is an excellent gentleman and will no doubt make an an unlnstructed delegation from efflclent officer. Mr. Felix will wind Kentucky to tho Baltimore conveny In the tion. Ho uttered It up all the old business. course of a vigorous denunciation SPINAL COLUMX OPEXED of the unlnstructed delegation. XKKVK FIBRES REMOVED "I am perfectly content," said Mr. James significantly, "to trust Philadelphia, April 29. Oponlng tho Democratic voters of Kentucky, tho spinal, column of a man aflllcted and I am utterly unwilling to trust with a dangerous stomach ailment a small number of plo hunters who and removing tho norvo fibres that will be almost as busy hunting Jobs had succumbed to the disease, an for themselves as they will bo n operation which Is Believed to bo selecting a candidate who la the the most delicate ever attempted, choico of the Democratic party for has been successfully performed by President." Dr. Charles H. Frazler, Dean of the Mr. James returned to tho Capiy Medical School of tho University tal from Kentucky and said Hospital. As soon as the diseased that he Is positive the State wjll nerve had been removed from tho send a Champ Clark delegation to spine, the stomach trouble imme- Baltimore. He added that ten days diately ceased, and tho patient be- bofore tho convention he will go to gan to regain strength. Kentucky again to remain over tho mm convention date. The Senator-eleConditions. Fearful Flood fighting clothes on to tho New Orleans. April 28. From has his of Red river, down the last Joint and buckle. the mouth His statement in full follows: Government engineers are prepar"I fought last year for tho right ing for tho hardest fight In the, .Mississippi river's history against of the Democracy of Kentucky to Tho rise Is general below instruct their representatives in. the flood. Red rlvor, through which tho water Legislature as to their choico for I am fighting" now, Just from the crevasses above Is return- Senator. ing to tho big river. Tho weak as then, for tho right of tho Demoplaces are bolstered up or are In crats Cjf Kentucky to instruct thejr Demoprocess of bolng strengthened, rand delegates to the National cratic Convention as to their choico their delegates for Champ' Clark'' tho belief Is that they will hold. to-dact HIS E. E. IIIKKHKAI) APPOINTED MASTKK COMMISSIONER IUXGIXG for President. I opposed last year an unlnstructed Legislature, so I am opposing this year an unlnstructed delegation to the National Democratic Convention. I think the Democracy of Kentucky Just as wlso this year as they wero last year, Just as qualified to select their candidates, to express their choice, as any small ring of politicians could possibly guess aB to whom they desire. Some gentlemen in may have large vest Kentucky pockets, but I do not think their pockets are quite large enough to holil 250,000 Democrats. I favor the people's rule. I am opposed to boss rulo. I am perfectly content to trust the Democratic voters of Kentucky, nnd I am utterly unwilling to truFt n small number of pie huntcis, who will bo almost as busy hunting jobr ' for themselves, as they will bo In selecting a candidate who is tho choice of tho party for President. "I think I am well within tho bounds of reason and truth when I say the Democrats of Kentucky are five to one for Speaker Champ Clark. I want them to say so in I want their county conventions. thgm to ..instruct their county delegations to voto for him, and to to tho vote to Instruct delegates National Convention to carry out tjielr wllj. Tho strength he has shown makes It certain In my Judgment that he wll bo our nominee His record as minority leader, gave us a Democratic Congress. His record in n Democratic Congress is the platform upon which wo must win Why not select tho tho Presidency. candidate who made It possible, yes, certajn, that we should have a great national Democratic victory? upon For Kentucky to turn Champ Clark now, when .he lsone of us, nnd within easy reach of the greatest ofllco in tho Republic, would be like a mother turning upon her children. "I wont the gentlemen who advocate tho masked delegation to uncover their candidate, take off their masks, tell us from whence their candidate halls, how reactionary he is; trot blm out In tho open. methods in my No dark lantern judgment will bo permitted when tho great uncertified Democracy of Kentucky assembles in State convention, and I very much mfstak'e tho temper and good judgment and thq unwavering loyalty tof our Dem- Dem-ccratlc President; but, whoever they are for, If not my choice, I shall regret It, let them say who their choico is. ThU 1b their party. They make it great, and have a right to direct Us affairs and select its nominees." BABY HORN IX "SMOKER" OF PASSENGER TRAIN Catlettsburg, Ky., April 27. Mrs. Z. E. Collins gave birth to a boy, babo In the smoking compartment of an Ohio and Big Sandy train this afternoon while she and her husband wore enroute from Palntsvlllo to Huntington, W. Va. The youngster was christened Tucker McNeeley Collins, In honor of the brnkeraan. The mother carried ttte child from the local depot to the street car lino wrapped In her apron. I.sliam Leo Dead. Mr. Isham Leo died at his homo near Sulphur Springs last Wednes- day morning, April 24th, about 1 o'clock, of malarial fever and complications. After funeral services by Rov. conducted Crowe, Wednesday at 4 o'clock p. m., his remains wero Interred in tho Mt. Vernon church cemetery; Mr. Lee, who was a well known and .highly respected citizen, leaves a widow and five children four boys, Robt. E., J. L., W. O. and C. A. Lee, and a daughter, Mrs. L. G. Weller. The deceased, who was 64 years old, had been spending several months In tho Sunny South among his relatives and friends of his boyhood days, whom he had not visited or seen since tho Civil War closed. Ho Returned home on the 17th of April a sick .man and gradually grew worse until tho end, a week later. , Via Dynamite. Sandy vllle, 0., April 26. Wesley Olmstead, 38 years old, placed a stick of dynamite. 4n his mouth and touched a lighted match to it. His head was blown away, a bble two foot square was made In tho floor and" the? room was' partly demolished. Lying on a bed two feet from, where Olmstead committed the act was his s' old baby. The infant was but slightly .Injured. '' r -' Gpv. Eugene Fobs; of Massachu-.- ' setts, has1- - debllned to allow hla hame to be'h'Be'd as candidate for the Democratic- - Presidential homl-natio- n In Rhpde("Islaiid. y. to-dseven-monib1 'J, . fc-- r . iWfttawaowijirfjjfl waJsgiCTS"' WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1012, 1 .M MM THE HARTFORD HERALD O O 1MOU fivi: J - IXffik I Wk. vura x r ti i 'p? rfety is the month tf hud &nd promise. i&u need notmeSe promises vhenyou iWQ tne goods 5fhen S row ccoimovKegooa rrrv Listen! Mr. W. T. Woodward, who 13 helping build a residence at Lynu City, Muhlenberg county, spent SatOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO urday and Sunday with his family here, returning Monday morning. Hoosior Corn Drill, beBt made, Born to Mrs. Molllo Hatcher, for sale by Likens & Acton. Centertown, Ky., Frldny night, ApMr. W. T. Stevens, Beaver Dam, ril 2C, a girl. Dr. J. F. Smith, atRoute 2, was in town yesterday. tending physician. The father of Nice Bpefsteak 15c lb, and Roast the little one died last November of pneumonia. at O PERSONAL 1'OINTS O AND 300000000000000 LOCAL NES Royal has no substitute for making delicious home-bake- d foods I . a oJr jKSatS7 Tteft ,Ii S out In merry new clothes for Merry May time. Merriment Is the due of every Individual; life was meant to be Bloom merry. The clothes we sell are "Individual" clothes. They give us Individuality; they will give you individuality. Ve not only sell distinct clothes, but we sell them at prices distinctly "7 just. Ve want your trade as long as you live; we knoW the way to get it Is to give you goods at short profits. CARSON & CO. INCORPORATED. Hartford, Kentucky, THE HOME of Quality Groceries Good Groceries GO TO B "" J jl BT fi H iti " The Right Spot EVERY TIME! This is THE RIGHT SPOT TO GO TO, EVERY TIME, FOR GOOD GUIIES, Try These Beaver Dam Flour. , Chase & Sanborn's Coffees and Teas. Hines' Bottled Goods. Swan Brand Peaches and Apricots. They 11 Please: Just rc6eived a lirge shipment of Kara Korn Syrup and Velva New Orleans Molasses. Complete line of Baker's Cocoa and Chocolates. ILER'S GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET -:-- HARTFORD, Acme Binders, Mowers and Rakes... :- KENTUCKY. BENNETTS. April 29. Mr. and Mrs.'Carl derson and family, of Hartford, Mr.- - I Anvis-Ite-d Anderson's brother, Mr. Thomas Anderson, here, Sunday. Mrs, B. F. Bean visited Mrs. Dr. Duff, of Dundee, recently. ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chlnn and little daughter Wilda, of Beaver Dam, visited Mr. and Mrs. Claudlo Porter here Sunday, Miss Mattlo Duke, of Hartford, was the guest of Miss Gladys Woot-e- n here recently. Bean, of Dundee, was Mr. the guest of his son Mr. B. F, Bean, here recently. who has Miss Katie Hawkins, been visiting at Smallhous, returned fo' bVr fipmo hero last weok. Mn'hns. Hawkins, who is working far Mr. Wesley Riddle, of Utl-c'- a, vfelted hla parents here last week. For Sale on easy terms &e I Likens & Acton l( General Dealers, in Groceries, Queensware,. Hardware, Har. Oil ness, Stoves, Ranges, Stoves, Farming Implements . an Repairs of, all .kinds. & LIKENSj& ACTON Hartford, Kentucky. Rev. T. V. Joiner, pastor of tho Methodist church here, left MonMr. Estill Wllklns, Hartford, day for Marfon, Ky., to attend the Route 6, gave The Herald a pleas- dedication and g of ant call Friday. of the Methodist church ABSOLUTELY PURE Mr. Amos Carson, of Louisville, there. Ho will return Friday. Is spending a few days with relaCounty Attorney C. E. Smith, tives In Hartford. who for several weeks had been The only Bakinjr Powder made Mr. E. C. Balrd, Hartford, Route confined to his home on account 7, was a pleasant caller at The of smallpox, has fully recovered. from Royal Grape Cream of ml Tho quarantine was suspended Herald oflice Thursday. Wednesday and Mr. Smith Is again attorney, at his office. Mr. Armlsted Jones, !' Nelson, Ky., was In Hartford yesA typographical error In The terday on legal business. Herald last week made It appear attornoy, Thaw's eisce .1. Shram, Mr. John J. McHenry, of Louis- that Fairs' Piano Contest would IMPORTANT statc.l thai Thaw v. a.s not hwaiii?, ville, spent Sunday hero with his close May 1.", when In reality it. ani that his release would not bo a. mother, Mrs. Jennie T. McHenry. closes A very fine InstruOF BBYS' CORN CLOG public menace. It wls agr-ot- i Hoover, Mr. J. J. Frledaland, ment will be given away to tho one among counsel In the case that th-spent a few days with his brother, holding the most votes. a'Ctter f' oi'ld wpit il.e Justice's Mr. Robert Hoover, city, last week. Mrs. Dan Aultmire, of Carrier At Hartford on Next Saturday co'ivenlonc, and tho cr.e was acMrs. J. S. Glenn and Mrs. H. E. Mills, 111., and Mrs. J. C. Bennett, cordingly sat lor .May 0 at White Forenoon Other People Brown, city, spent the day In Ow-- J city, gave the Herald a pleasant Plains. ensboro shopping, last Wednesday. call Saturday. Mrs. Aultmire has It was the first time in three-voarAlso Invited. that Thaw has ben out o ADLER-I-Knew German been visiting Mrs. Bennett and oththe tho confines of Matteawan. Remedy for appendicitis or any er old friends and relatives In the Prof. Hpnry Leach ! as received county the past few weeks. stomach trouble, on sale at the following letter In legard to tho HICKiriTS. Misses Kittle Bess Dodson, Res-si- o meeting OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO. of the Boys' Coin Club of April 29. Mr. Will Daniel, who Clark, Annie Dodson, Evelyn Miss Jennie Green, of Falls of Ohio county, which he has been in- has been at the bedside tif His Rough, Ky has returned after Clark, Ursula Wilson, Mnzle Clark, strumental In organising. Tho brother, Mr. E. M. Daniel. nm respending several months touring in Mattlo Wilson, of Sunnydale; Miss membeiship now numbers 2 S3 bo)s turned to his home In Lewispoft. Beatrice Bean and little brother enraged In Europe. the laudable enterprise Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Roach .iail William F city gave The Herald of making several ears of excellent children, of Tavlor Mines; Mr. Duncan, a very pleasant call Saturday. Mrs. Katie Hamilton corn grow where possibly only one Archie Roach and wife, of Cuntral widow of the late D. M. Duncan, Dr. A. B. Riley, who was strick- "nubbin" grew before. Prof. City; Mr. Charlie Ward, wife and has been appointed postmistress at en with smallpox several weeks ago, Mutchler, the writer of the letter, child, of Indiana, all spent TuesMcHenry. is getting along nicely and will Is one of the most noted agricultur- day night with Mrs. Roach's brothIf you would enjoy a dish of soon be out. Dr. Pendleton, whoso al exports in the country. He is , pIao pure, rich Ice Cream made from Illness wo mentioned in our last Is- well known here, having conducted er, Mr. Birch Lee, of this Mr. Van May and son Van. vivra whole Cream, try OHIO COUNTY sue, has developed a mild case of the Teachers Institute last year. in town Saturday on business. DRUG CO. the disease, but is getting along all Pursuant to the suggestion In Mr. Elvis Stevens, wife anil h!ld Mrs. Rebecca Leach, living near right. There are no other cases of the letter. Prof. Leach has set the returned to tbplr home at Render Beda, was stricken with paralysis smallpox here and It Is hoped that time of the meeting for next Satur- Mines last Sunday. Monday afternoon and Is In a se- with the recovery of these, there day morning, beginning at 10 Tho stork recently vlsitcif this will bo no further development of o'clock. Not only the boys, but ev- neighborhood and left a hne bay at rious condition. this trouble In this community. erybody interested In agricultural the home of Mr. Fred Pattori. Messrs. A.- - A. Carter, Hartford, pursuits Is Invited to be present. weighed nearly D'.d pounds. 1; Van May and son Van, Jr., Route Eighty quarts of nitroglycerine Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Allen, of Horton, were among The Herald's were exploded in the new oil well The meeting will be in the court house at Hartford. Every boy Concord, spent Tuesday night and " ' callers Monday. " near town last Friday and, while member should be present, as he Wednesday with their daughter, Dr. E. W. Ford has returned the result was not entirely satisfac- will get valuable Information. Prof. Mrs. Fred Patton. from Chicago, where ho attended tory, It Is pretty well established Mutchler's letter is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Ves Howard havo the Chicago Policlinic and Hdspltal that a lino quality of oil In paying Bowling Green, Ky., Apr. 27. bought a tract of land from 3Tr. flna-lquantities will reward the for a few weeks. Consideration, $123. efforts of I'm company. It will per- Mr. Hnry Leach, Hartford, Ky., Elijah Hoover. Wright, of Horton, haps be s'jveral days yet before tho My Dear Mr. Leach: Your letter Miss Bessie visited the Misses 011a' Thomas and normal pressure is received, In which HCHOOLHOl'Si: LIFTED restored and the of the 2Cth isyou you state that WITH CHILDREN IS VC Eunice Lee, Beaver Dam, last Sat- exact output is are calling your Exdetermined. boys together for a meeting on Saturday and Sunday. perienced oil :non here from a disBroken Bow, Neb., April 2J. A. tance say tlu quality of oil Is the urday, May 4th. Mrs.Rowan Holbrook and daughI shall taKe great pleasure in becyclone, which swept through ecitr ter Mariam, who have been spend- best they have seer. In Kentucky. picked up ir Vittl ing with you and getting the thing county ing a few days in Owensbbro, will A letter from the Colt Lyceum started with a whoop. If you have country schoolhouse, In which wetv return home Bureau of Cleveland, O., which has not already set the hour for your 12 children and tho teacher, camod Mr. Wayne Grlflln, who Is travel- been furnishing the entertainments meeting, I would be glad if you It half a mile and dropped it nn tin ing for the Wholesale house of Bay-le- composing the Hartford College Ly- would put It In the forenoon so that ground without injuring a cAsIc? Bros., Louisville, spent Sunday ceum Course, to Prof. H. E. Brown, I can get an afternoon train out of Miss Clara Mills, the toacher. va?r with his family hero. manager of the latter, says that the Beaver Dam for home; otherwise, seriously Injured. The cvclone came along Jtra aDr. Bean's automobile has ar- reason tho entertainers did not ap- it would Keep me out so long. I shall come to Central Cltv Friday the Algernon school was being- disrived and he 'will put it Into com pear at Hartford last Friday night making trips be- was because Mrs. Cox, one of tho night, and go from there to Beaver missed. Tho children ran bocftr 7;i-- to mission tV building for protection, far members of the troupe, was very Dam In the early morning, and get tween here and Beaver Dam. the funne' slmtiei! (hud vrapptci 111. This Is the second time this over to Hartford In due time. When you contemplate buying around the building, Iiftocf n Please let me know tho hour of disappointed our hardware, farming implements of same troupe has says meeting nnd approximately into the air, and. without turnfux re people. Mr. Colt he feels very your any kind, remember I can save you much mortified at this occurrence the number of people, because I around, carried It across tlolils; is-tur- es money. S. L. KING. nnd two small streams- coo. and is willing to do anything to want to bring some bulletins along 15t4 Hartford, Ky. placed It In a wheat field. Very trulv yours, Tho affair will for them. mend matters. ,a so far from The srhoolhouse Messrs. Harrison Austin, Beaver probably be adjusted soon nnd anFRED Ml'TCHLER. Dam, Route 1, and I. M. Bennett, other entertainment the last of tt'e original pile that it cannot fc moved hack to lis place. Hartford, Route 3, were pleasant tho series of six given at an early TO RULE OX THE MENTAL FIX OF HARRY K. THAW callers at The Herald offlce yester date. These entertainments have day. John F. Robinson, of tho Jfirj been very enjoyable. New Rochello, N. Y April 27. Robinson's Circus, Hied a petition Before you buy Paint this spring Harry K. Thaw, slayer of Stanford In bankruptcy Thursday at CincinGraduating ExorcKc. get our on y White, appeared before Jus- nati, giving the amount of asticta On Sunday morning, May 12, Elpaint. We are not going to hantice Keogli in another effort to be and liabilities us unknown. der Roy L. Brown will deliver the dle paint after this season. annual baccalaureate sermon for freed from Matteawaif, where ho OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO. For Sale Town property, vacant Hartford College graduates at tho has been confined for more than When In need of anything usual- Court House. The graduates this four years. Tho appearance was on ots, cottages anil y dwellings ly kept In an hardware year are: Misses Ruth Riley, a writ of habeas corpus. A. C. YEISER & CO., 's store, remember I can savo you hearing was brief. Clar- Hartford, Ky. Woodward, Flora Taylor, Lc- money on each. and every PhaBo. L yaem Bcssjo HudBon Lea nipnn. , EfTln DnUn., Hililvtllfi Dnkn., , . Miss Eunice Leo, niece of Mrs. Beatrice Haynes, Daisy Wedding, ri James H. Thomas, loft Monday for Ozona Moseley; Messrs. Herbert Linton, Ind., where she will spend Felix, Shelby Stevens and Edgar the spring and summer with friends Barnard. This Is tho largest gradand relatives. uating class of this school for several years. Miss Elenor Potty, daughter of On tho night after tho baccaMrs. R. R. Wedding, who was taken laureate sermon Rev. Brown will 111 at her home on Clay suddenly get a good Piano at a real bargain. Organs from street tho latter part of last week, begin a series of meetings hero at He will be $20.00 up. Call and see our line of sheet music; it, tho Christian church. Is Improving. assisted by the members of his is tho very latest. Wo repair Pianos 'and Organs. You would be surprised to see evangelistic company. Wo will move your piano with the piano truck's and what useful articles can bo had In covers; no danger of damaging it Piano boxes the 10c department of S. L. King's Ilenton-Conatefor sale. If you will call at our store wo will give Hardware Store, Hartford. Step in R. S. Conatser, of Ennls, this Mr. 16t4 county, nnd Miss Minnie Benton, of and see for yourself. you a song book. .Messrs. Ira Plrtle, Hartford, Wysox, wore married in tho parlors ; Leonard Tlnsley, Hart- of tho Commercial Hotel at 1:30 Route ford, Route 3, and L. G. Woller, o'clock yo'sterday afternoon, Judge officiating. The Olaton, Route 1,'were pleasant call- R. R. Wedding 3vr. ers at "The Herald office Saturday. cfintracting parties were accompanFACTORY REPRESENTATIVE FOR ied by Mr. R. L. Benton and Miss Mrs. Laura Tate left last week Mary Benton, brother and sister of for Church, Grayson county, Ky tho bride. Hiflb Grade Pianos, Player Pianos and Organs, to visit relatives a few days, later leaving for Louisville, wnere she Messrs. J. L. Lee, Olaton, and W. will take an advanced course In L. Kennedy, Hartford, were pleasstenography. ant callers yesterday, home-comin- RILEY'S MEAT MARKET. Quick sales and small profits Is my motto. Call and be convinced. S. L-- KINO. 15t4 For cabbage, tomato and sweet potato slips, see Albert Rial, Hartford, Ky. lGt4 . 120, Vv'hon you need p. !j!sc Harrow, Cultivator, Corn Drill or Plow all kinds Range, Cook Stove or New Perfection Oil Stove call on S. L. King, Hartford, and bo supplied at a bargain. 15t4 taking Powder Tartar ''itr HEM y. s I It to-da- to-da- y. ss - .f-s- - two-btoi- te Co-rln- To-day- NOW IS LOOK! YOUR CHANCE TO r. -- HERTFORD MUSIC CO., a. :fa.ug3h:t, Mgar. HARTFORD, KENTUCKY. .WJJL fe lA.. itJ Wwi fyvvf raw"? .Vjf R Ii ll! PAGE SIX. i THE HARTFORD HEfiALD Thou shou,Idst also her husband. not Intend that woman's married life should bo one prolonged pleasure excursion in a rubber-tire- d on an asphalt road with magnolias blooming on either dido. Thou j.i:i!t noi H8 rc io bo a man, to run Hio politico of the country, to rofon llio world, to boss thy husband, .nd thpn expect tho courtesy, tho !oto itr.il devotion that Is due an uncrowned queen. Verily, verily, I say unto you that men admire mist tho woman of ho clinging variety. "0. Thou ub.i't not servo punch to thy guests, iidv put up prizes at whist parties, nar win them at thy nelshbor's," inC then leqturo thy husbind and cons on tho evils of gambling. '10. Thou .'halt not allow dust to gather on ilm i.lfolc-- , nor sha-thy Utendance .if tha services of thy church doocn-.- l oi tho emotions of a passing hour, t'o state of llio weather or any other inlmportant Cou.-.c-Bluffs (Iowa) macVr" Cor. .Ww York World. O POEMS YOU'LIj ENJOY. O .. O The Herald's Special. Selections. ' OO WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1012. KM M t j, 'The Hartjord Herald OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O O I?, I.N '1 Time TaIllinois Central Railroad ble at Heaver Dam, Ivy. South Bound. North Bound. No. 1324:05 a.m. No. 12111:35 p.m. No No. ". OUT OF THE DEEP. AasasasasasasasaK. 12212:28 1022:48 p.m. No. 1012:48 p.m. p.m. No. 1318:55 p.m. J. E. Williams. Agt. ii . t !! i 11 DECALOGUE FOR THE WIVES c Only, After Order of Ten Tho gray beast of the north with draws his fangs yTho stars peer through tho fog. Tho crouching sea, Creeps o'er tho deck, a chilling, . misty pall, But still she lives. . . . Tho boats aro gone. .But one hope thcro remains. save for Tho weak are launched, that saintly fow' ' Who linger whero love binds e'en unto death. Tho weak aro safe and strong, unMay r VaK HHJ0HHE) Bps I aamagstflflttLasasasato' Indl- All persons subject to Btllousnoss. Sour Stomach. Eestlon. Constipation. Headache, Dizziness, Heartburn,Vertigo (blind staggers). Foul Breath, Sallow Com- HERBINE The Great Liver Tonic and Regulator That Has Dona So Much for the Working People. A 1 uso plcx'on or a constant tired, discouraged feeling should Commandments. hindered arms seize upon a straw and bo It is ft marvelous remedy. Its stimulating effect on a Torpid .Liver Is llttlo Jess than miraculous, obstinate caso. nrfa inirtunriv. Th firm rin hrlnrn ImDrovement. n. few days' use cures nno In Heroine Tired, weak, disheartened victims of a Torpid Liver are restored almost perfect order, revives is a Tom tho cleansing tonlo for the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. It nuts tho system In regulat; Liver, strengthens digestion, clears the bowels of constipated conditions and old WEveryVhome should havo a bottle of this great regulatinic medicine. stands for'health for thq whole family. All who nro constipated, bilious or dyspeptlo need Its cleansing and renovating Influence. It fortifies the body against Pneumonia, Malaria. (Chills). Brlghfs DTseaso, Typhoid Fever. .. Yellow Fever or, any other deadly dlscaso tbat may be about. aay. .It Price 50c per Bottle. From out the vortex of her last, ST. LOUIS. 3IO. JAMES F. BALLATtD rnorniETOit long plunge. Smnrtlns; Senantlona la tho Eyes, IT OUT For Sore Erea, Granulated Lids, Itedneaa of the Eyeball, Wmlc Sight,proven PASTOR HANDS . mem. nae Btepnena Eye aaive. ic is a rcnicuy oi How slow the minutes pass when all's prepared. I Solo Anb RccohmcndcdBvI Ready's tho grave, three thousand Straight from the Shoulder HARTFORD DRUG CO.. HARTFORD, KY., DOXOVAX & CO., llEAVEft DAM, KY. fathoms deep; "MOTHER'S DAY" IS SET Ready the mournersclrclcd on the With Some Very Good , FOR SUNDAY, .MAY THE PJtli sea, farewell tion was such as to give tho mem "Suggestions." bids Life And love bers of hor family great alarm. In an artlclo In tho May Woathwart the gloom. In company Mrs. Whltohouse, entitled On tho last strand of an uncertain man's Homo Companion .MAXIMS WORTH RHMKMHKRl.M! with her husband and a sister, was "To Celebrate Mother's Day". Marthread, garet E. Sangster states tho facts The stout heart sickens an eternal engaged In burning leaves and for "Tho Ton Commandments brush In the back yard of her home, of the celebration as follows: hour, Iowa Church Women," as gotten up when sho accidentally got too near g "The second Sunday in May has In silence pregnant with tho by the Rev. Marlon Slmms, pastor In recent years had the distinction the burning fire and in a moment prayer: of the I'resbyturian Church at N'in- - of being "Mothers' Day." Services Be merciful! her body was enveloped in flames. "End our suspense! Resum-e- d discussed In every In honor of the mother, and In recton, are beiii Her husband ond her sister, hearBo BWift!" church circle In the State. The La- ognition of her faithfulness, gening her cry for help, rushed to her pass. . . . dles' Society, in behalf of the tleness, and devotion to the home, How slow the minutes to exassistance and endeavored of Iowa, is talking of are held in many of the churches Ah, who shall say, for who shall tinguish the flames. Mr. White-hous- e churches ever know, The holding indignation meetings. suffered several bad burns on and In most of tho Sunday Schools. are, however, re- The white carnation has been se- How moved that hour for those to lommandmonts her hands, whilo Mrs. Whltehouse's death addressed? ceived with the greatest enthusiasm lected as tho flower to be worn on sister was painfully burned on her by the men's clubs of the different the corsage belt, or coat lapel on Tho coward nerves himself, shamed hands and face. Mr. Whltehouse fi by the brave, churches. Day. No llower of the Mothers' stronger nally succeeded in extinguishing ' wero pro- garden or Held could be a happier Yet weep tho brave in The commandments the flames with the aid of a heavy i sympathy; mulgated by Dr. Slmms In connec- choice than this, to be worn as around his naked brother sees at carpet which he wrapped For each tion with a series of sermons on Mother's own flower. Pure as the his wife. The entire left sido of last. "Domestic Troubles," in which he drifted snow, spicy and fragrant, Poor Dives, leaning by yon polish- Mrs. Whltehouse's body was horricatalogued and defined the troub- and possessing a lasting quality bebly burned, nnd great fears are ened rail, les which may overtake a husband yond that of lily or rose, tho white Dr. eyes to Lazarus, as poor as tertained for her recovery. Turns and wife and cause a break of the carnation stands for all that MothHardwlck, of Llvia, and Dr. Gpr-do- O RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT O he; matrimonial bond. At the end of er Is to the family and the race." of Maxwell, attended the InC soldier, envoy And yon straight OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO primarily to addressed a sermon jured woman. unto Kings An Old, Old Practice. the women of his congregation, Dr. Beacon Lodge No. 273, I. O. O. A little fellow who had Just felt Squares his strong shoulders and MR. HAUJEMAX RESIGNS Slmms summed up his advice In the F., McHenry, Ky. salutes hls'God! the hard side of a slipper turned to AS ADJUTANT GENERAL following ten paragraphs, which Or A hymn? Whereas, God in His Infinite Was that a cheer? have been dubbed "Ten Command his mother for consolation. somo old song, Wisdom has seen fit to call from "Mother," he asked, "did grandments for Iowa Church Women:" Frankfort, Ky April 26. AdjuD. Rousing mldBt ' tradition's call In every OF tant General W. B. Haldeman, of our Duncan, our beloved Brother life "1. Thou shalt have no other pa thrash father when he was a litM. who departed this heart? tle boy?" and when man but thy husband, Louisville, has resigned his posiBOURBON POULTRY "Yes," answered his mother im- And that deep voico which rises tion, t Tho resignation was present- March 31, 1912, therefore be It another would make love to thee, Resolved, 1st. That an eminento'er the snarl pressively. CURE that he Is a fool or a remember ed 'to Governor McCreary Wednes"And did his father thrash him Of wind and water, grinding berg day afternoon and will be accepted ly good man has gone; eminent as knave. down the throat of a espial community, and as and floe chicken, destroys the wormi at once, when the Governor prob- -' a citizen of our "2. Thou shalt not forget that when he was little?" and saves the chick's Hie. Does it appeal to Jove, who hath ably a member of our order for moro "Yes." A few drops In the drlnklnt same winsome ways that made issue a statement in conwill tho water cures and decreed? than 32 years, and distinguished "And did his father thrash him?" oththy husband prefer theo to all nection with the matter. during his long business career, for Or, head erect, adjure all die like PREVENTS DISEASE "Yes." er women are necessary to hold It Is not yet determined who probity of character, for purity of Forthe treatment of White men? Dlarrhoealnchlcks "Well, who started this thing, say unto you, him. Verily, verily, I will be Col. Hnldeman's successor. private life and fidelity in his pub- and Blackhead and other diaeases (n turkeys And do the moving lips in this ore as valuable In married life anyway?" name of Col. Desha Breckon-rldg- e, rats Tho BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAt white face lic station. of Lexington, is being menas in courtship. A HEAIj hero is rouxn Whisper: 2d. (hat ho lived long and' yet 'We wait! But turn tioned, and Assistant Adjutant Gen"3. Thou shalt not expect thy IX ONE OF SHIP'S CREW we cannot measure him by years, One 30c bottle nukes 12 gallons of medicine. thy pity, Lord, his life to Tandy Ellis is an applicant for husband In beginning SOLD BY by his deeds. They live after with us eral To such as, living, died support you on tho samo plane that The appointment Is but and shall live in tho influence Z. Wilbur Mitchell, Beaver Dam. tho place. April 26. Harold Washington, him e.ach day." thy father was able to reach after a O. Lowe, fifth officer of the sunken likely to be made at once.i John A. Miller, McHenry, ICy. 's Now deeper sinks the for the good of those who come aflong life of hard work and rigid Titanic, y told the Senate Inmighty head. Mrs. Rose A. Freeman, Clifford, ter him down to the end of time. economy. Thereforo thou shalt not vestigating Committee his part in Her red heart, gushes Va., says they have long used Fo3d. His exalted character entifret thyself because thy neighbor's the struggle of the survivors for scalding mist. own; ley's Remedies and want to say a tled him to the love of the entire house is finer than thine life following the catastrophe. His body shudders, and her thous- good word for them. Sho writes: community and the esteem and reGO TO neither shalt thou burden thy hus- testimony doveloped that, with a Her and eyes "Foley Kidney Pills cured my hus- spect of all who know him. to pose as a volunteer crew, ho rescued four band to enablo thee by one eclipsed, 'till, with 4th. We should not mourn" his band of a long standing kidney merchant's and a milliner's model. men from tho water, saved a sink- Are ono Oiler & a sob, a helpmate and not ing collapslblo lifeboat trouble, after ho had taken other departure. Life's work with him Thou shalt be by towlnn A submerged gulp whose horror medicines was well dono. We do and should Wo relief. without for verily, verily, It astern of his and took off twenty simply a help-eaFOR ttabs the night, would not bo without Foley & drop tho tear of sympathy with his I say unto you that it is wicked to men and one woman from tho Her crowded taftrnll leaps' upward Co.'s medicines In our house for beloved wlfo and children over his Carpenter and Ilepair Work " keep thy husband only about two of an overturned boat. Every and are TTIiN WUHKand toward the stars, many times their cost." Sold by all grave, whilo wo rejoice stops abend of tho bill collector. ono of those under his charge he FLUE CAPS up her sacrlflco to dealers. As holding ra glad that Brother Duncan once livNeither shalt thou wear abbreviat- bonded safely on tho Carpathla. ! Pump and Furnituru Repairing ! ed. Heav'n. . . . Soldering and Saw Filing, Jjug- - , ed garments that make women look From first to Inst Lowo's story Night draws her veil. The wind TWO .MEN WOUNDED IN 5th. That a copy of these reso- .j. too short and men too long. 4.py Tops Covered and Lined. Orshowed that ho played tho man. our minalong the waves A FIGHT OVER AN AX lutions bo spread upon You'll find us in the Dr. 'John "Thou shalt not place thy social dered away In charge of lifeboat Chants "Requlescat!" i utes, a copy sent to the bereaved J Mitchell oflico on Alain organiza- No. 14, ho packed it to its capacity circle clue, pleasurable Street. Ky., April 20. Over family, and a copy bo printed In Paducah, tion, or even the Missionary Socie- on the top deck anil, fearing that Rpnvpr rinm Kir tho ownership of an ax a quarrel each of the county papers. Helps a JiiiIko In Rail Flv. ty, before thy home, and thou shalt somo might nttempt to jump Into A. THORPE, Justice Ell Cherry, of Glllis Mills, resulted Wednesday In which Clarnot conclude that an ideal family It while It was descending, kept up S" 5 JJ J IJ ! A. M. SMITH. Tenn., was plainly worried. A bad ence Sherrlll was shot through tho is a husband, a bull pup and a ca- a fusillade from his revolver. Once sore on his leg had baffled several right hand by Critt Jones. Chas. A. J. WAKELAND, nary. afloat, ho took charge of a flotilla Committee. "Thou shalt seok first to bo a of small craft, which eventually doctors and long resisted all reme- H. King, senior member of the firm Lumber Comdies. "I thought it was a cancer," of the Sherrlll-Kln- g good homemaker, housekeeper and were picked up by the rescue ship For Sale, ho wrote. "At last I used Buck-len- 's pany, was stabbed in tho right cook, and then thou must add any without the loss of a life. is to say that Arnica Salve, and was com- breast and cut about the face by Slxtj-fiv- c other accomplishments that do not acres of well Improved If you are Itas itsafeimpossible toyou enjoy is good health, bo happy pletely cured." Cures burns, bolls, Ray Jones, tho son of Crlt Jones. land in Rough river bottoms, 2 The Last Resort. Interfere with thy chief business In unless you are well. Noted physicians will piles. 25 All of tho men are promisnt lum- miles west of Hartford. For fur- tell you that bad stomachs and torpid livers apA farmer whoso son was an ulcers, cuts, bruises and life. Thou must not forget that an cause of 05 per m ber dealers. uncooked applo drovo the first hus- plicant for a position undor the cents at James H. Williams. ther particulars, address X, care of are thethe past 42 yearscent of all diseases. SEVEN BARKS has For Mr. Sherrill's wounds nro not Tho Herald. band from Paradise; that n poor Government, but had been repeat2tf proved to be tho unequalled remedvfor all serious, while Mr. King's wounds mess of pottage differentiated a na- edly turned down, said: "Well, It's STOMACH; LIVER and KIDNEY troubles, and AS IIYItOX WROTE. will not bo serious unless complicatho greatest tonlo and blood purifier known. tion; that a fit of indigestion lost hard luck, but John has missed that It makes your digestion what it should bo the battle of Lelpslc, and that tea, civil servico examination again. It Roll on, thou deep and dark blue tions develop. DELICATE CHILDREN and keeps your entire system in good con. Jones is a lumber Inspector and mixed with improper ingredients, looks llko they jest won't have ocean roll! dltion. Prico of SEVEN BARKS Ts butEO cost England tho American colo- him!" "What was tho trouble?" Ten thousand fleets, sweep over claimed that Sherrlll took his :ix cents a bottle at all druggists. Money reMade Strong by Vinol yesterday. Ho went to the nies and led to the founding of tho "Well, ho wuz short on spellln' an' I wish I could jnduco every moth funded if not satlMod. Address thee In vain; mill this, morning and er who has a delicate, sickly child, to LYMAN BROWN, 68 Hurray St, New York, N.Y, American Republic. And thou shalt geography, and missed purty fur Man marks the earth with 'ruin claimed it. Tho general fight fal- try your delicious cod liver Iron tonic, not waste $5 worth of timo hunting in mathematics." "What is he gohis control for a $10 dress at $9.78 on bargain ing to do about it?" "I difllno.Tlmes Stops with the shore upon the lowed. JonoB and his son surren- Vinol "It restored our little daughter to dered to the polico day, and compel thy huBband to Is mighty hard, an' I reckon he'll watery plain health and strength after everything lunch downtown on buttermilk and have tor go back ter teachln' school Tho wrecks aro all thy deed, nor. Mrs. R. Brant, HUE Paden St., else had failed. It tastes so good she sinkers. Verily, verily, I saw unto for a llvln'!" doth remain Parkersburg, W. Va., had an attack loved to .take It not a bit of cod liver you that It Is better to bo a good John B. Staton, Joyce, Ky.. had A shadow, of man's ravage, save his of la grlppo which left her bad kid- oil taste. Mrs. C..W. Stump, Canton, cook than to bo able to play chords I own, ney trouble and. she Buffered much Ohio," H an oxceplonally severe attack of For Women .. on tho piano, to serve pink tea, preThe reason Vlnol Is eo successful' Then, whooping cough. Ho says: "If it When for a moment, like a drop of severe pain and backache. side at whist orgies, or to bo queen In building up puny, delicate, ailing' Havo Mora Frieeds than any other rain, she heard of Foley Kidney Pills had not boen for Foley's Honey nnd magazine or patterns.. McCalrsisthe of bargain hunters. children, is because It Is a combinv Tar Compound I would have beon He sinks Into thy depths with bub- and says: "After taking them a tlon of the two znbst world-famereliable; Fashion Guide to- one. million one hundredmonjply ia ' "Thou shalt not gossip, In tho compelled bling groan, 'thousand short timo the pain left my back nicsthe medicinal to quit work. Instead, I g elefamily or out of It, about thy neighBesides never missed n day, and Foley's Without a grave, unknell'd, uncof- - and I am again able to do' my own ments of cod liver oil, aided by th,a homes. of McCallshowing all the latest designs borhood scandal; neither shall thou Patterns, each issue fln'd and unknown. Foley Kidney Pills housework. Honoy and Tar Compound gave me and strength-creatinis brimful of sparkling short Stories allow the petty vexations of tho Lord Byron, In 'ICblld Harold." helped mo wonderfully." Sold by properties of tonic Iron. and helpful information for women. family to disrupt tho family har- Instant relief and Is tho only couch m , all dealers. If we can Induce you to try a bottle medicine we ever use." Contains mony. Zrafetfr &!iK. wia u fcfiWftH and j VMM UUIJ y of Vlnol as a no opiates. Sold by all dealers, ra DISTRESSING ACCIDENT A Cao, of 'Emphasis. 1smC w"f, " J"I"" "7. Thou shalt not complain strength-creato- r WAS BADLY BURNED for your child, and UcCUl PltUras (re. say oat of th cckbntoa What koeps us broke most of the you do not find It Is all we claim, wa MeCkl 'Patten Load tl etbers In ttrt. fk. tbat thou art 'tied down' to thy For Sale. Farms All sizes, from home and to thy babies, for verily, 6 to 300 acres. We can please you unpucHy, tcoooan ind number sold.. Mora L When hor clothing' became Ig- time Is the difference between what will return your money on demand. dcler mi McCall Patterns than an; other two I Terlly, I say unto you that a woman If you want to buy land. nited from a pile qf leaves that we have to SPEND and1 what We James H. WJUiams, Hartford, Ky. ptauniun,' fins owner wan 13 caaw. Buy Hwnayvwa UMllff Vf UJ tU UPR1 who Is unwilling to be 'tied down' A. C. YEISER & CO., Z, AVIlbur Mitchell, Beaver Dam, Ky, wero burning In the rear yard of HAVE to apend. to such Is not worthy to be married McCALL'S MAGAZINE Hartford. Ky. her home In the Briar Field neighto any man. Thou shalt remember borhood, Daviess county, Mrs. SamFOR FLETCHER'S that no woman is 'tied down' more uel Whitobouse was horribly burnto ber chief business In life than Is ed last Wednesday, and her condi ll -- Illinois Central soul-wrun- AH Train Service Has Been by way of Cairo to and from North. G. H. BOWER, General Passenger Agent. r It n, ooooooooooooooo j..uLLi-aiitfaLauaBB-jja- w t ONE SOP d, ' t Rummage t; hot-tor- n Arc You Happy? Sher-rill-Kln- 1 McCalTs Magazine and McCall Patterns d body-buildin- blood-makin- g g ,body-bulld- FpmDNEYPffiS GHIIlrr Cry . ' iiiur' ' ... ' , l ' . J CASTOR! A i1 mmMm& i- - t i. t .. ..-- ,. tr ,r ft fc.fcAifa mpiftim A i iwf ii vmvtmp4 sr ?w -- rrncrfmfaTXDmrnmA ,;,, j 'mi-j- n -' " '" I"'"1 PAGE SEVEN. HISTORY OF THE GREEK cue Women "How to first of a can Girl, On tho Writers as Humorists," COLONEL WITH Attract Birds" and the CHARGES 'Goiftg Back Nearly Nine $ Hundred Years. new series on tho Ameriby J. Nllsen Laurvlk. fiction side, the leading contributions are from Kathleen Norris, Susan Glaspell, Annie Hamilton 'Dorinell and Mary Heaton Vorse. In the practical and housekeeping departments appear many interesting contributions, among which are rPBOCESSION OFHOLY SPIB1T" articles on "Sensible Shoes," "The Healthy Baby," "The Practical Kitchen," "How to Make a Sun fAnd Discussion of It Caused Dial," "How to Make a Summer dressmaking, entertainment Thousands of Deaths jn Early Centuries. GUEAT RELIGIOUS UPHEAVAL fifty-eight Shack," steak" and serts." "The1 Appetlzlnz Beef"A Dozen Good Des- Eight hundred and years ago 'March 19, 1054 tinople, t the Legates of Pope Leo IX. laid on the altar or St. Sophia, at Constan- the f Greek Church. the sentence of munication against the Patriarch Caerularlus, which split Christen dom In twain and resulted in the permanent establishment of tho ex-co- m N The troublo which culminated at altar of St. Sophia had been for centuries. It began ftho back in tho fifth century in ,i tho organic differences between the Greek and Latin intellects. The Greek was by nature a disputant, ' while the Latin, less inclined to was practical, mental insurgency, and by natural bias, a believer in authority nnd discipline. At an early date 'the church doctors began discussing the question of the "Procession of tho Holy Spirit," and in the course of tho arguments pro and con tho hottest passion was engendered and Innumerable feuds resulted. In set tling the matter of tho "FUloque" thousands of people were killed. For 500 years, indeed, tho battle ragetj between those who maintained that the "Holy Spirit proceeded from the Father alone," and tho others, who as stoutly held that the "Holy Spirit proceeded from tho Father and the Son." Tho Western, or Roman Church, held the lnt-tview, the Eastern, or Greek Church, the former. Harmony appeared to be out of er Great Weekly at n Low Price. The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, paper recently transa twelve-pag- e formed Into the size and appearance of,a dally, will be furnished In connection with the Hartford Herald at only $1.35 for the two papers. This price stands good on renewals for Tho Herald. The Weekly Enquirer is an Ideal newspaper, containing a big variety of reading and is especially suited to the farming classes. It Is Democratic and progressive. This Is certainly a low price for a lot of good reading. tf The May Amcilrnn MnKiirinc. Probably tho most Important in the May Amorican Magazine Is a complete and dispassionate aco count of tho great strike at written by Ray Stannard Baker. Another Important contribution Is a statement of tho relations between Taft and Roosovqlt contributed by William Allen White, under the title. "Should Old Acquaintance Bo Forgot?" Other ar"Freak Plays That ticles are: Law-rencar-tlc- lo ChampionHave Decided Baseball ships," by Hugh S. Fullnrton; "The Vnw Ktnrflcratt " hv Wnltor Prlili. ard Eaton; "La Folletto's Autobiography," and "Tho Irresponsible Woman and tho Friendless Child," by Ida M. Tarbell. the question; there tions and reunions, quarrels and armlsticps, until finally tho great vyere separa- schism of 1054 came, which re- sulted In tho split between the Eastern and Western wings of the Church, a split that has already lasted for almost a thousand years, and that shows no particular, sjns of being bridged over in the future. The Greeks "converted" the Russians, and as Russia grew she naturally became the patron and political support of the Greek Church. In tho meantime the Turks capturand ended the ed Constantinople Eastern Empire, but one by one tho little principalities on the northern hordjjrs of Turkey broke away 'from her and gradually became independent; so, along with Russia and Greece there are now Bulgaria, Serbia, Roumanla, etc., whose people are largely of the faith of the Greek Church. In tho Greek Church, communicants receive boththo bread and the wine; tho bishops must be un- among tho pieces of Notable short fiction in tho number nre: "Bringing the Years," by Kathleen Norris, author of "Mother:" "His Upward Step," by Marion Hill, nnd "The Mnn Who Knew Life," by Philip Curtlss. People" deIn tho "Interesting partment there are two unusual ohort articles, ono about N, C. Hanks, a sightless, armless lecturer who made a great success in the world after ono of the most horrible catastrophes that ever happened to a man. Thero Is also an account of James A. Durkin, tho most famous office boy In tho world. In tho office of a great Chicago dally he has been for years the universal encyclopedia, directory and autocrat. The story of Jimmy Durkin is good, amusing reading. ' The Demons of the Are mosquitoes. As they sting, they put deadly malaria germs in the blood. Then follow the icy chills and the fires of fever. The appo-tlt- e flics and the strength falls; H married, and priests are not permitted to marry a second time. 'The liturgy aiW the service generally are either in tho ancient Greek or old Slavonic, ( also malaria often paves the way typhoid. for deadly But Electric Bitters kill and cast out the malaria germs from the blood; give you your a fine appetite and renew strength. "After long suffering," wrote Wm. Fretwoll, of Lucama, N. C, "three bottles drove all the malaria from my system, and I've had good health ever since." Best for all stomach, liver and kidney Ills. 50c at James H. Williams, m Grcnt Heeler Needed. A shoemaker in this city heads follows: as his advertisement "Hell in all its glory! Everything now ready for a rush of condemn(N. Y.) Mlddletown ed soles." Cor. New York World. membership of the Greek Tho IChure'h Is, In round numbers, 100,- 000,000 87,000,000 in Russia and in Greece, Roumanla, 13,000,000 ervla, Bulgaria and tho Ottoman Rev. Thomas B. Gregpmplre. ory in Chicago Examiner. A -- N Escapes An Awful Fate. thousand tongues could not exHARTFORD PROOF press the gratltudo of Mrs. J. E. LCox, of Jollef, 111., for her wonder- ful deliverance from an awful fate. "Typhoid pneumonia had left mo Should Convince Every Hartvlth a dreadful cough," s'-- e writes. ford Reader. I had such awful "Sometimes I thought I would coughing spells Tho frank statement of a neighdie. Al could get no help from medicines bor, telling tho merits of a remedy. or other Bids you pause and believe. r'till I usod Dr. King's Now Discov Tho same endorsement I owo my life to this won- ery. But By some stranger far away iftderful remedy for I scarcely cough Commands no belief at all. Quick and sife, It's at all now." I Hero's a Hartford case. the most reliable of nil throat and A Hartford citizen testifies. Everv bottlo suar-anteelung medicines Read and be convinced. COc and $1.00. Trial botJ. A. Bnird, farmer, R. F. D. No. m at J. H. Williams. tle free Ky., says: 3, Hartford, "I, usod only one box of Doan's Kidney Pills The May "Woman' Homo Companion. but that was all I needed to cure For somo Tho V&y Woman's Homo Com me of kidney weakness. panion contains a mo3t Interesting tlmo I havo been troubled with account of tho recent dramatisation sharp twinges across my loins. As and staging of; Louisa M. Alcotfs I heard Doan's Kidney Pills highly It Is qulto a ro-- j recommended, I got a supply from "LlttljLjWoman'." maritime story how Mlus Alcotfs tho Ohio County Drug Co. and their heirs have objected for years to uso cured mo. I can highly recomputting the story on the stage, but mend this remedy." For salo by all dealers. Price 50 how at last tney nave consented. Co,, Buffalo, Among the othor articles in the cents. Foster-Mllbur- n number are the following.: "Seeing New York', sole agents for .tho Europe on $3.50 a Day," "A, Moth United States. er's Account - of be'. "Effect - pfthe, i l!Remember .the Inarhe Doan's . -Boy Scout movement on tier son, j and take no other, ;.. V V f il. 1 I been that Lawrence has for years With Coin. 'been govorned by saloon-keeperand petty grafters. No Washington, April 25. ptrector sooner does a foreigner become a McKlnley, of tho National Taft Bu- voter than he learns that voting Is reau, Issued a statement to be paid for If not In money, calling' attention to the alleged use then in beer and cigars. A fine lescamo money in tho Roosevelt son for prospective in citizens paign. American civic Institutions!" "The lavish expenditure pf monA Conipiiiilonnblc Magazine. ey in this campaign by the backers The May Issue of Llpplncott's Theodore of former President Roosevelt," Bays tho statement, Magazine Is both refreshing and in"has led to the question being rais- vigorating, well suited to tho seaWere the victories of Roose- son of reviving energies. The comed: velt In Pennsylvania and Oklahoma plete novel (salient feature) Is due to a 'great popular demand' for "Their Great Inheritance," a dePennsylvania-Germa- n his renomination or to theuso of lightful story of life, by Elsie SIngmaster, money?" Further along Mr. McKlnley who has already mado a namo for herself along these lines with her says: campaign clever short stories. "In no Another Important contribution In the history of the country has money been used In such large Is the first of a series of three hardarticles by Hubert Bruce In view of the hitting sums, amounting, general verdict of tho country with Fuller, on "How Congress Squanrespect to certain expenditures by ders Our Money." Among the short fictions are Senators or the United States, to plain bribery and corruption, as has Newman Flower's "The Little Band been expended by the backers of In the PlnoB," a war story; Norma Bright Carson's "From the Land of Theodore Roosevelt." declares the Roose- the Unboin," a sketch suggested by "The Blue-Birdvelt forces spent large sums in Ok Maeterlinck's they distributed Georgo Allan England's "Prlnia-vera,- " lahoma; that dealing with the spring of county, Allegheny $100,000 in Matthew Pennsylvania, Including Pittsburgh, the year, ami of life; by Issuing 20,000 pieces of "script" Baird's "The Bloomsburys' Trip," with Its IcFson fo- - Bridge-loverIn $5 denomination to "messengers;" that the total Roosevelt ex- Daisy Vandei bark's "The Unexpenditures In Pennsylvania were pected Express Package;" Richard ?2.10,000 and $500,000; J. Walsh'o "Two Halves of n between Boylan'a "The that in New York county alono Check;" Eii-e- nc $200,000 was spent In an endeavor Black Sheep's Fold:" and Thomas to Influence- - the primaries, and that L. Masson's "A Christian Spirit." efforts were mado to "buy out" pre- "A Little Tniisndy'' Is a rather reMargnrot by markable sketch cinct captains In New York. says the Louise London. "In this connection," "Walnuts and Wine," tho humor McKlnley statement, "ono district lull of clover things captain In New York did sell out to department, the Roosevelt managers, plainly by both known and unknown hu "Twentieth Century Trav showing that Mr. Roosevelt was not morlsts. tho candidate In 'answer to n great el," devoted to automobiling, is popular demand.' but tho benefic- conducted by Churchill Williams. iary of a bag of good hard dollars." For choleia morbus, cholera in- fnntum, diarrhoea from colds, and hows Tins? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- wind colic, McGEE'S BABY ELIX ward for any case of Catarrh that can IR is a remedy of extraordinary power. It relieves colic pafns Innot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. stantly, checks diarrhoea and setF. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. tles the dlsoulered stomach. Price We, the undersigned, have known 2."c and 50c per bottle. Sold by F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and Hartford Drug Co., Hartford, Ky., believe him perfectly honorable In all Donovan & Co., Beaver Dam, Kenm business transactions, and financially tucky, able to carry out any obligations made StockThe Conselonce-Stiickc- n by his firm. holder. Waldlng, Klnnan & Marvin, In the May American Magazine, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Ray Stannard Baker, writing a reInterHall's Catarrh Cure is taken nally, acting directly upon the blood port of the Lawrence strike, shows and mucous surfaces of the system. how the mill workers live in poverTestimonials sent free. Price, 75c per ty, and how the stockholders, none of whom lives Jn Lawrence where bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- he can see how his money is made, exorbitant profits. have derived pation. During the strike one stockholder UNSUNG HEROES' ALSO In the mills visited Lawrence and DESERVE GREAT PRAISE saw what was going on. So conscience-stricken was ho by condiWashington, April 20. "The tions as he saw them at first that real heroes of tho Tltantlc went he contributed secretly to the strike down to depths unsung and their fund. bravery unheralded, and the millionaires are getting credit for such a large share of courage that nobody has been paying and attention For Infants and Children. to "poor devils," said Representa tive Victor L. Berger, the WisconThe Kind You Have Always Bought ' sin Socialist, Bears the "Every year we kill thousands to save money and pay dividends," Signature of said Berger. "Tho Titanic horror is only one instance. There are now Pi act leal Application. plenty of bills pending in Congress A Sunday School teacher, after a to safeguard travel, Just because to her small boys on tho cruelsank with the talkof cutting dogs' ears and talis, the millionaires ty s, dive-owners to-dey ;" s; 1 J Taft's Campaign Manager Says taken out their naturalization pers. Mr. Baker goes on: Roosevelt Men Are Lavish "Tho result of this condition costs four dollars to take out papers, and I have never seen tho tlmo when I could spare so much DISPENSING MUCH CASH money." As a matter of fact, only th'ree In ten of tho males eligible In Lawrence for citizenship have pa- fcmi!anPwiffii.wiMmw nTinwi7rwTsrTTt) has I For Infants and Children. CASTORiAi The Kind You Have BTffllMTfflH CASTORIA Always Bought t STa'a? "jKT " ? Vegetable Preparation for Assimilating UicFoodandHeguIa-lin- g theSloinachs and Bowels of Bears the Signature of tfM jjMI A Promotes Digcslion.Cheerfur-nes- s andncsl.Con'ains neillier Opuim.Morplune KOTAltCOTIC. i&ctpt norIiiicral. M KM i afoujrswvnmaaR Irjiwu rfAjH Seal' I Entire tfrri jytprn-Jn- l JUCatcnalrScia uinltryre - ') I 1 M sh-nc- ss l LA 1 in tUmr. ApcrTecl Remedy forConsliov Tlon , Sour Slomach.Diarrhoca Aft Ah r Use For Over Worms .Convulsions .Fcvcn nnd Loss Sleep. of Facsimile Signature of" XEW'VORK. Hijfl Thirty Years !A THE CkhTAUR COMPANY. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. NCWOMH CffT KXZZ&flBBZiSQ To Our Farmer Friends and Patrons: is tho time to hegin to anticipate your Fence wants. We have just received two car loads of the celebrated American Steel Wire Fence. We bought it right, so we can givoyou a very low price on any specifications you may need. Call and see us about your fence. 2sTov Yours truly, DUNDEE MERCANTILE CO., DUNDEE, KENTUCKY. .n., FARMERS' MARKET PLACE TO BUY AND SELL Hay, Corn, Oats, Stock Peas, Millet, Clover Seed, Timothy, Red Top,, and all kinds of Field Seeds. Also International Sugar Dairy, and Horse Feed. Sucrene Dairy and Alfalfa Horse Feed, and Poultry Supplies. RAPIER GRAIN & SEED CO., Phone iXo. 56. OWENSBORO, KV Light and Power Company (INCOIirUKATKll) CASTOR i A E. G. to-da- y. & EEazcbf 03rd.3 IKIy. Will voire your hound at cost. Electric LifIits are clean, healthy and safe. No home or business house should be without them when with in reach. WHY NOT MAKE BARRASS, MGR, said that while ho did asked: "What does the BIblo say about not wish to bcllttlo the heroism of Who can tell me?" we must not lose It? rich, tho that "I can," tald a small boy, holdsight of the real heroes, who wore ing up his hand. tho working pcoplo who stuck to "Well, what Is It, John?" their post of duty. "What God hath joined togethA child can't get strong and ro- er let no man put asunder." bust whllo Intestinal worms eat away Its ltallty. To glvo tho child x chanco to grow, these parasites must bo destroyed and expelled. WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE Is guaranteed to remove tho worms; Is one where health abounds. puts tho vital organs In It 'also With Impure blood there canvigorous condition. Price healthy, not be good health. 25c per bottlo. Sold by Hartford Witha disordered LIVER thero Drug Co., Hertford, Ky., Donovan cannot be good blood. m fc Co., Beaver Dam, Ky. boat." Berger $200, A MONTH boios - - Thai's S50.00 a Wcok, almost SIO.00 a Day M A HAPPY HOME TOO POOR TO TAKE Ol'T PAPERS NATURALIZATION ) ;",'.'."& J !w I f Ray Stannard Baker, writing a report of tho Lawrence strike in fho May American Magazine, shows how poverty among tho mill workers of Now England is at such a stage that many foreigners who tro eligible to vote and would like 'o vote If they cotild afford it, are unable to becauso of tho expense of taking out naturalization papers Ono very intelligent Polo whom Mr 3aker aBked why he did npt' become a voter replied very Bimply. "It w f' .'.- v -- Tiitt'sPills revlvlfythetorpld LIVER and restore Its natural action. A healthy LIVER means pure blood. Pure blood means health. Health means happiness. Take no Substitute. All Druggists. one. Salesmen declare our proposition one of opportunithe best, clean-cu- t ties ever received. Without prcWouH experience YOU can duplicate tho euccc.s of others. catalog Our handsomely lllustr.itul vlll enable jou to present the tulgcct to cus as iiiieretjiiiiK u uuuiniru'i inougn tomers in you were piloting them through our factory. Men nppolnwd as salesmen receive luUleo and Instructions for rellluu Baits. idlnir for n prospective customer to deny. Why convincing talking points which It Is lmpo-tlbl- e don't YOU bo tho llrst to apply from jour vicinity before tomeono cue gits the territory! Wo can favor only one salesman out of each locality. i no am anniversary oi our company vas etlebnited by electing the most modern safe factory In the world. men who received our special selling Inducement, rendered ltucceewry todouble ov.r output. We are speiialng mnny thousand of dollars sales organization, but to learn nil particulars, It wlil con mi only the price of a postal card. Ask for CataloguB 16T. money-nuklng to merchants, doctors, lawyers, dfiitUts and of whom reulle the need of a safe, tint do not know how easy It la toon n 63lllnB Victor Safes nnd flrc-pro- Wlde-Bwa- ke THE VICTOR SAFE & LOCK GO. Our Nw Horno. Capaolty 20,000 Sales Annually. CINCINNATI, OHIO LEYKroNEYPius The Herald -- Oniy $1.00 a Year " f .itf&HlWVlJC-)"- '' .lWftjr'Utgfc. 'Atiiwi- - w5wF3rv N EIGHT. THE HARTF0R5 HERALD telegram sent earlier this week by OPPteCUT FROM THE State Auditor Henry Eosworth, whe IN Kentucky said that In his judgment FAIR FIGHTER'S would send an unlnstructcd delegation to Daltlmore, despite the. effort of tho Wilson and Clark forces to gain' control. "J. C. CI Mayo, who Is In Washington with Gen. Hnly, and other explained prominent Kentuckians the situation In that State as fol lows: " 'The main fight Is In Louisville, where tho city administration may Clark. ho more or less for Mr. While I think that Gov. Harmon, because of Jils splendid administrative record In Ohio, Is stronger throughout I tho counties, there undoubtedly will be a light in the State convention. Tho majority of tho Stato officers are for Gov. Har mon, and, of course, their strength will count In the result.' " CHEAT MEETING IN A VERY IMPORTANT CAUSE The Kentucky Educational Association which 711 hold its next annual session at Louisville on Juno 25, 2C, and 27, 1912, was never more prosperous. There was never a time when so many of tho progressive touchers of tho State woro interested In its work. It has had a phenomenal growth and now has a permanent membership of more than 1,200 members. Livo educational .topics aro discussed by men and women who know. Aside from the splendid program, the fine music and tho many other advantages, the privilege of seeing old friends and making new ono3, and, in fact, the privilege of being a part of such a meoting.stirs tho enthusiasm and sends the teacher back to his work with manv a now idea and many a resolution thai tho never feels. stay-at-ho- I i WEDNESDAY, MAY , 1912. t., ,1 The Hartord Herald K. E. RAILROAD TIME BLE AT IIAIITFORD, KY. .& TA- 1 1 t l' I. k 1 C f 1ST II III M" '111111 ! m Ififlui Hin mu Minimi main mm miiiwiMq v ' V 1 a i I ,t , Tho following L. & N. Time Card effective from Monday, Aug. 21st: North Hound No. 112 duo at Hartford 7:19 a. m. No. 114 due at Hartford 3:40 p. m. ' South Bound No. 115 due at Hartford 8:45 a. m. No. 113 duo at Hartford 1.46 p. m. H. E. MISCIIKE, Agt. fcs Knocks Out Mabel Williams in Seventh Round Girl Wins Championship. Saginaw, .Mich., April 2C.- In a private gymnasium, tltted up In one of the most promlnont residences In Flint, with only one womanaand a man as referee present, Myrtle years old, of Flint, 19 Havers, knpeked out Mabel Williams, aged 22, of Grand Rapids, Mich., In the seventh round of a scheduled fight and won tho girls' championship of Michigan The two fought with eight-ounc- e gloves and under straight Queens-bur- y rules. Miss Williams, who has been known ns tho best woman boxer In Michigan for several years, was knocked Into dreamland with a stiff uppercut nfter she had severely Imnlshed Miss Havers In the early part of tho seventh round. Tho two had fiddled through the early rounds feeling each other out and sparring for points. Dut at the beginning of the seventh round the Grand Rapids girl opened up a notch and let loose a volley of straight rights and lefts, which caught the Flint challenger on the eyes. Miss Havors's right eye was closed. Then she set sail and began to flail tho air with blows and the uppercut went home. Miss Williams stayed down tho ten seconds and was duly counted out. Friends of the winner, picked her up on their shoulders and decorated her with the club colors, pink and whiter and havo .sent-t- n Chicago for a bronze medal, which they say will be emblematical of tho girl's being champion of the State. ten-rou- i I ' 'i i OLLIE IS AFTER - , F? 1 as- Ttitejc- LY Hi 10 raw" . nin nin m nn i. i H ' J" ' ' ' ' ' "" ""' ""'1 (fl v Ibn jO; About Alleged Statement They Issued. THINKS CONFIDENTIAL rTALK TKe Art Exhibit not a shoemaking genius well as a WHYdressmaking And why not aasshoemakingRembrandt a Millet? worth as as a well of Was Not Intended for PublicationDanger of No- Instruction Idea. JAMES WANTS AN VNMAS1CING II (' Washington, April 29. ht Reprask-ti- Worth? There is as an inspection the new "Queen Quality" models we now have on display will prove. Many of the new 'Queen Quality" Boots might aptly be called art creations, so really beautiful are they. They stand out from the average shoes as doe3 a beautifully gowned woman amongst the commonplace. Yet an interesting feature of "Queen Quality" Shoes is their moderate price $3.50 and $4.00 for "Custom Grade" $3.00 and $3.50 for the Regular. Give us the pleasure of demonstrating the merits of these exceptional shoes. ft I I of John C. C. Mayo and Percy Haly ubont the statcmont Issued from the Harmon headquarters horc la3t mveek in which thoy stated that "eighty of 1W counties" in Kentucky are for Gov. Harmon, and so jiro thoy. Mr. James wants to Itnnw why Haly and Mayo aio more confidential with the Harmon headquarters hero than with tho Democrats at home. Tho statomont that Haly and lUayo are really for Harmon undor (he guise of an uulnstructed delegation was evidently given the ilarmon managers as a secret without thought on tile part of the that It would be issued publicly. In hi3 interview IVIr. James charges that the issuing of the statement by the Harmon lieadquartors was an undoubted blunder and one little dreamed of "by Haly and Mayo when they uttered the sentiments ascribed to them. Inquiries at the Harmon headquarters elicited the assertion that Haly and Mayo called there Friday In porson, despite reports that Haly was In Frankfort on that day. "I have all along Insisted that these gentlemen, of whom Mr. Percy Hnly and Mr. Mayo are tho leaders, should uncover their candidate and tell tho Democrats of Kentucky whom they really are for, under tho pretenso of an 'unlnstructed delegation'" blind," said Mr. James. "Now comes the statement Issued Tiy tho Harmon headquarters in the Capital of the nation which shows that Haly and Mayo are more managers to the Harmon Ticre than they are to the Democracy at home. In Kentucky It Is tho Kood of the party that prompts these patriotic gentlemen. In Washington a rush Is made for tho Harmon headquarters, and tho welcome information Is gleefully ImKen-iucklacon-iidi- esentative Ollle James some pertinent questions d We have everything in Dry Goods to fit Milady up in her New Spring Toggery. P. Barnes & ADAHUKG. Bro.. ...... BEAVER DAM, KENTUCKY. April 20. Miss Oda Raymon, accompanied by Mr. Clarence of Knottsvllle, visited Miss Oda's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Raymon, here Saturday and Sun day. Mr. John Wes Kcown, wlfo and children visited Mr. Clarence Pat-toand family, near, Taffy, Wednesday night and Thursday. Miss Ina Patton, who has been visiting in Owensboro, has returned home. The party at Oscar Sapp's Saturday night was largely attended. All report a splendid time. Mr. C. L. Patton is at Ralph today on business. Esq. J. L. Patton passed through here Monday enroute to Buford, to see about the roads. v Mr. and Mrs. John Raymon will go to Pleasant Ridge to see (heir daughter Zoda, who is there in school. Gll-c:or- o, n, THANKS THE JIACCAMEKK FOR VALUED FAVORS Hartford Tent K. O. T. ford, Ky.: Dear Sir Knights of Maccabees: I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitude for the kindnes3 shown me on tho death of my beloved sop, Willie P. PIrtle. Thanks for your promptness In paying his Life Poll- M Hart- M i iff . iVH parted that unlnstructed delega- -- Why are not Haly and Mayo as confidential with tho boys at homo as they are with the Harmon leaders In Washing-ion- ? Do they fear to be frank with tho people? "1 have all along known that were not for those gentlemen Clnrk. I have always believed they wore attempting to deliver our State oor to some candidnte they oared to openly advocate before the people. Now, tho cat Is out of the bag. Beyond question the Har-ino- n headquarters blundered In Issuing the statement. Haly and TWayo no doubt thought they were talking entirely confidential, but light sometimes shines where least lealred or expected. "Tliis incident only serves to em- -, jihaslze the danger of folloving tho unlnstructed delegation policy. If gentlemen aro for Gov. Har-- , why not say so and not try to Tnon, the people by claiming to bo an unlnstructed delegation? Bo- Htioy ilon't know whom thoy are for and aro trying to do in tho Oark tbat which they fear to at- Jompt In tho light." tions mean Harmon. William P. Pirtle. thousand dollars, within fifteen days of his death. I surely hold In lieurt kind regards for the Knights of Mnccabees for their fraternal interest. Beforo I close this cy of ouo card of thnnks, allow me to ask each member as thoy bow in prayer, to remember us Willie's sweet lltto babe, Oran Garland, and its Sincerely, mother. SARAH D. PIRTLE. "MOONLIGHT SCHOOLS" IN K ENT UC K V JIQUNTA I NS J Washington, April 29. The pa- -- , thetic appeal of a Kentucky moun- tain woman, 8G years old, that she bo tnught to read that she might havo tho comfort of her Bible fore she dlpd, wa3 the Inspiration fdr tho establishment of tho Hlnd-Voman Settlement School, in an o lated mountain section of lucky, according to Miss Katharine Pettlt, a teacher at this school tt.li. lu lin.n IU dollvcr nn address 1T1IU I. IIUIO beforo tho Southorn Industrial' Association In support o' the movement to put educational o facilities within reach of tho Iso-.VKen-cnusmoun-Ty-Mayol ' Haly-Mny- o Statement. j J ji ; is Schools" for men and woincn, MIb? Pettit says, is proving a most hen- eficlal work and she believes this philanthropic endeavor should be encouraged and helped along In ov cry way. Ono of the striking, domonstra satracted delegation.' Ions o the "p-c- d "This statement was mado y of enlightenliy Gen. Percy Haly, of Frankfort, ment among these psople, Miss Pet to the heads of Gov. Harmon's tit said, Is tho gradual but certain headquarters. It confirmed the .limlnatlon cf early marriages. . -to-da- As Issued from tho Harmon head- Tquarters Friday night last, tho Ha- statement Is verbatim as .follows: "From Harmon National Head-- 1 quarters, New Ebbltt House, Wash- Ington, April 20, 1912: " 'Gov. Tlarmon has about eighty counties In Kentucky out of 119, and wo are hoping for an unin- - talneers. Tho establishment of "Moonlight good Lord ble3s and keep his family under His sanctifying raco, unLET THEM P.E CLAIRVOYANTS til they are called homo to glory, is the prayer of the writer. Wnsiilngton, April 2G. RepreH. D. BURCH. sentative A. O. Stanley thinks that an unlnstructed delegation from 2fo. 5T(iy. Kentucky to the Baltimore convenReport of tbe Condition of the tion should be composed entirely of No others need apply. "Clairvoyants are tho only men who even profess to be able to peer OF HARTFORD Into people's minds," said Mr. Stan-le- At Hartford in tho Stato of Ken"and they prefer to take their tucky lit the close of busisubjects one at a time. If it is. seness, April 18, 101. riously entertained, which I doubt, to send an unlnstructed delegation, RESOURCES. I shall Insist that claIrvoyant8()pre-val- l, Loans and Discounts.. $ 60,395.93 so that tho minds of $250,000 Ovedrafts, secured and may be read Kentucky Democrats none unsecured at Baltimore when a President is U. S. Bonds to secure nominated. 25,000.00 circulation "Those who favor an unlnstructBanking house, Furnied delegation must believe that 1,000,00 ture, and Fixtures... there Is somewhere a better candi Debts In Suit 356.61 date than Clark. Let them name Duo from National Banks pohim. Otherwise they aro In the (not reserve agents) 11,091.27 sition of backing the field of out- Due from Stato and Priagainst a Kentuckinn." siders vate Banks and Bankers, Trust Companies, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Ot MARRIAGE LICENSE. O 1,800.23 and Savings Banks. . OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Due from approved Reserve Agents 21,586.62 James A. Ralph, Hartford, Route Checks and other Cash C, to Allie Ralph, Hartford.Route C. Items 739.68 R. L. Green, Bowling Green, to Notes of other National Annie Maddox, Rockport. Banks 1,500.00 R. S. Conatser, Ennls, to Minnie Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels, Benton, Wysox. and Ernest Langford, Select, to Lela Cents 52.59 Rnnney, Cromwell. Lnwful Money Reserve in Dank, viz: Four Babies in n Bunch. Specie $5,668.70 Alpena, Mich., April 27. Four Legal-tendnotes none 5,668.70 children, two boys and two girls, Redemption fund with were born yesterday to Mrs. E. U. S. Treasurer (5 per Weneskl, who lives at Posen, avll-'ag- o cent of circulation) . . 1,250.00 near here. All four are healthy. Tho father Is a farmer Total .N $130,441.63 and the couple have ono other LIABILITIES. ililld. Capital stock paid in...? 25,000.00 Notice. Surplus Fund 12,500.00 All local unions A. S. of E. In Undivided Profits, less Centertown Magisterial District are Expenses and Taxes "ailed to meet at Centertown on paid 2,476.79 Saturday, May 11, to reorganize a National Bank Notes listrlct union. By order of Center-ow- n outstanding 25,000.00 Local No.' 597. Due to State and PriW. E. BROWN, Pres. vate Banks and BankA. ROSS, Sec'y. ers 2,516.67 Individual deposits subOn the Outside, Lookln' In. ject to check 33,777v99 Col. C. M. Barnctt, of Hartford, Tlmo certificates of des anothor prominent Kentucky posit 29,119.61 v ho was left standing on Liabilities othor than he outside looking in when tho those above stated.. 50.57 raft band wagon landed at tho recent Stato convention. CadlzRec-orTotal $130,441.63 State of Kentucky,) )sct. Fire destroyed the plant of tho .ouIgvIUo Paper Company Friday County of Ohio, ) I, J. C. Riley, Cashier of tho above ight, entailing a loss estimated at 150,000 with 1104,000 Insurance. named bank, do solemnly swear that tho abov'a statement is true to the Death or Joseph Mitchell. best of my knowledge and belief. Frledaland, Ky., April 29.7-J. C. RILEY. Cashier. 'osoph Mitchell, of Olaton, who had Subscribed and sworn to before tn eon ill of dropsy for a long, time, this 25th day of April, 1912. led Wednesday Y. L. MOSELEY, and his remains ere carried to tho Acton grave- Notary Public. My commission as Notary Public ard on Thursday at noon and'the liter conducted th'o funeral .cxer- - expires March 15, 1914. !ses at the burying-ground- s, where Correct Attest: 'large crow gnthpred to lrQk",'on 'O. B. LIKENS, Is remains for tho Inst time,3untll' ALVIN ROWE, '10 resurrection morn, whenwe J. P. STEVENS, opo toseo him In glory. May" the Dlrectort. IF VNINSTRITTED, mind-reader- s. FirstNationalBank v, twenty-tw- o new members added In less than two months. Miss Elizabeth McKInney, Jones-vill- e, Wis., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy Rannoy, of this place. Miss Minnie TlnBley left Sunday for Bowling Greon, whero she has gone to attend a nursing school. The party at Mr. J. L. Hudson's Saturday night was largely attended. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swain, of Rockport, Ky., visited Mr. and Mrs. S. E Hoheimer hero Sunday. Work in the mines here has been suspended for one month on ac count of the miners and operators falling to ngre0'Ona wage-scale for the next two years. There Is no settlement In sight yet. Mr. Fred Tatum sold a fine horse to Mr. r Francis. Consideration, $150. There hnve been , SIMMONS. April 28. Mr. girl. Mother and child doing well and Fred Is happy. Dr. Lake was tho attending physician, Chestnut Camp 393, of Simmons, claims to have the fastest growing camp in this section of the State. Born, to the wife of Fred Tatum, on the 23d Inst., a When your food does not digest wejl and you feel "blue," tjred and discouraged, Vou should use a little HERBINE at bedtlmo. It opens the bowels, purines tbe Bj'stem and restores a fine feeling of health and energy. Price 50c. Sold by Hartford Drug Co., Hartford, Ky., Donovan & Co., Beaver Dam, Ky. m tor $! a Tear ILeduced Prices ON er MERCHANDISE Best Java Coffee, per lb o()c 2 bbls. Best Gran. Sugar, 16 lbs., while it lasts... 1.00 Latest Styles in Chicago Millinery; Prices right. '. Vitality Flour, per. bbl 559 Two other grades at same price. '. Big Deal Soap, 7 bars for 25c Clean-EasSoap, 6 bars for 25c f All other brands, G bars for 25c A number of nice Suits of Furniture from $20 00 to $28.00. Oak finish Bargains! 1 Plenty of Odd-Pautand Coats at Keduced prices , WHILP THE GOODS LAST y '..... s Right. Come and see. d. 3 Mr. Be sure to come and see our Farming Implements, Plows, Drills, Cultivators, Field Fence, Wire and Fence of all kinds. Bacon, by the side, per lb v 13$0 M , , Come and buy while this quantity lasts. Highest prices paid for poultry. Star Brand Shoes & OxlFords. E. S. McMILLAN, CentertoWn. ww -- VjrfiWimwwoitA i tmmtmmmtttitmimmtte

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