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Coiii'tilingon, April 8 (via London).
Talk Af pcuco, oa rcllcctctl In tlio
(Icrinau uawspaiicrs, Is Indoflnlto and
uncertain, although rumora of Im-
ninnd health In oxchanno aro not
to bo desired. No man can havo iho
hlKhest, happiness unless ho can feci
that ho Is doliiR a llttlo good by liv
ing, that ho Is Rolng to Icavo tho
world n bit better after bo Is gone.
Thcrcforo It pays to bring children
Into tlio world and caro for them; It
puys to be a good neighbor, nnd rt
good employer nud a good friend.
Atnerlcan Magazine.
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Tito torturo of rheumatism, the
pains nnd aches that malto lifo un
bearable are relieved by Sloan's lAu-
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'entry Into the war. Premier Tlsza, ,t penetrates quickly without rub
j of Hungary, In an hauler artlclo in a j ,,ng ror tho many pal,3 nnd nche3
lludapest weekly writes that lo . following exposure, strains, Bpralm
thlnkH he see-, signs of the dawn of al)(l nlU8ci0 Borcness, Sloan's Llnl-.
peace on tho Knstorn horizon, though , mcnr ig ,,ronintlv effective. Alwavs '
C&a&&.
i pnilbly wilder conllagratlons may
ll.imn nn. t
havo a bottle handy for gout, lum-'
bago, toothache, backache stiff nock .
"Tho fortress walls of our enemies an,i nI external pains. At druggists,
tare beginning to show cracks," ho 25c. i,
writes. "The events In Ilusala portend
i similar dovolopoments elROWlicro,"
1 Hvldontly tho Premier bad Italy In
' mind.
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fruitions liberals.
In advocating unlveislal military
training. It Is essontlal for liberals to
Tho goal of tho Central Powers, romcmber that they must not forgo
,the article continues, Is-o. permanent a weapon that a reactionary govern
peaco for nil mankind. .Tho Premier ' lcnt C0Ul(1 us0 j,uaiy to play tho
uxprofles tho hope that thcs.0 nations old-fashioned diplomat's game. Uy
aro about to receive tho reward for, lnsStlE tIiat tIloro ,)0 no congcrip
thoir struggles. jtlon for overseas sorvlce, no conscrlp-
Count von Hcvcntlow, of tho Tage3 tion In t.aso ot slrit:Cf i,y demanding
Zoltuiig, Is apprehensive that If a breakdown of tho officers' casto,
pcaco comos It will not bring all that tj10 necessary oafeguards may be
ardent German annexationists crave. f0Umi. Liberals will for tho present
Ifo laments that tho Government, In wnnt a population trained to arms,
replying to President Wilson in the but no government yet established on
'with tho laconic remark, 'Your hus-'.Ncrd Deulpcho Allgejncliio cittuifr, oarth can bo trusted with tho power
jlwnd is dead.' Mirny of these per- '"'.d not proclaim tho Jinn intent to t0 COnscrJDt men into tho battlo lino
r fil'iffct fT Trimnii 8"S nre 8unP8Qtl t0 Imvo bocn W-,II,'K0 war t0 a couiP'oto Mctory and without tl o special sanction of tho
ll i! llll til tCKniiit H ,,y the nrti'lcj" "re of the Allies accept no "business peace" or one people's rrprescnatlves. Compulsory,
as they were compelled to work so based on a compromise. Only a peace training, compulsory sorvlco to dc-
I nonr tho lines' j founded on completo victory, ho do- fcn(j tuo national territory, no com-
I.ittlo (holre Tor Vicllmx. cmres can snvo ino monarcuicai sys- pUiBi0n to servo against tho homo
"Tho men who como up for solec- tf in of Germany, destruction of which population, and no compulsion cx-
tion nro given tho following choice: It tho obvious aim of tho Entente cept jn Bpedai emergency and by
Work in Germany or In Uolgltim on and President Wilson. special legislation to servo outside
tho railways or on matters ot a mil- j Tho Vorwacrls Is happy In the be- American, territory this seems to
Itnry nature. Tho men who havo re- lief mat rororm or uic Prussian iran- us tno comnromlso which tho sltua-'
A story ot turned nre generally In an exhaust- chlso will be undertaken during the tlon requires The Now Republic,
It Is sun- war. It calls attention to Austria- Q
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n:itirN oFnciAii Tni.us ov
I!Itl JWU1Y Ulf GKIOIANS TO
TIIIJ PltOPLK.
ti" Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
u mw ior oyer over ju years, nas Borne tiro sfgnaturo of
i arw uas oeen made tinder bis per
sonal Bspervision Blnce its infancy.
Aft Conpti'rfe'ts, Imitations and Just-as-good are but
CApurifitents that trifle with otd endanger the health of
Infant, azi Childica Experience against Experiment.
Wtai is CASTO RJA
Uiitora is a harmless substituto for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops und Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neithei Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
ago L i'j gtfvflntce. For more than thirty years it ha3
L.eir i:i s tant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Coxic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fcverishness arbing
therefrom, aad by regulating the Stomach and iWels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural deep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
CENUiNE CASTOREA AWAY:
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Washington, April 8
tho horrors of German military rulo Cd It not dying condition
In lleigluni and of tlio tortues in- posed thnt they aro those who per- Hungary with a Bcatcblng arraign'
fllcted upon Belgians to force their dieted In their refusal to sign or incut of conditions In ono country
labor for. their cnomies was reveal- Wor!c and whoso physical condition
d hero tonight In hitherto unpub- 0uld not withstand tho punishment
llshcd letters to the Government from inflicted on them."
an American official who spent many The writer recalls the German
months In the midst of tho reign of ,romlo of liberal wages to those who
terror. Ki!l sign, with permission to send
Of tho German explanation that their larnings to their families In
they doported only tho unemployed nolglum. "Painstaking Inquiries,"
among tho conquered people, this of- ( ,0 adds, "linvo failed to elicit n sln
tlcinl sas: . 9i9D92 K' histaucc In which such money has
"They needed skilled Nnnd active uoen received from Germauy."
nrllsaus nnd these mon were natural- --c
ly still unemployed. Tho authorities How's This ? '
ilia not, however, evidently dare an- .- , ,
nounco their real wishes." fe.r litin j?"a"
"lti.lr.lnm nl Hits, timmnnt." Knva " ""J - m -x..
a letter written In December, "Is
going thru n reign of terror. It is
hard to bcllevo that tho dark mo
ments of tho French revolution woro
very much worso than conditions
which wo aro now tho witnesses.
With each month that we remain
the net Is drawn tighter and tighter
around tho population. Tho culro
country Is inoro or less ono great In
ternment camp. Th obtain permis
sion to go fur a breath of liberty and
neutral air In Holland or Switzer
land Is now practically impossible for
Belgians nnd oven for neutrals.
People Look To V. 8
that cannot bo cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CIIKKCT & CO.. Toledo, O.
Wc, the undersigned, havo known P. &
Cheney for the last 15 years, and belleva
him perfectly honerabtc In nil builnesa
transactions and financially able to carry
vut uny obligations made by his tlrin.
NATIONAL. BANK OP COMMEIICR.
Toledo, a
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon tho blood and mu.
ions surfaces of the system. Testimonials
aent free. Prlro T5 cents per bottle. Bold
by nil Druggists. , ' .
Tak Hall a "mUir Pills for i.'tUoa.
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I'ltGK Alili 1MKMKKS TO -
lMtonuci: itKcoiio chops
ruled without parliamentary Institu
tions during the war. The VowaerU
albo criticise ""sharply tho German
Nationalist party, saying It is at
tempting without parliamentary as
sent to assure maintenance of do
minion over non-German races.
Statement of tlio Ownership,
Management, circulation, etc., requir
ed by tho act of August 24, 1912., ot
Tho Hartford Republican, published
wookly at Hartford, Kentucky, for
deceased, April 1st, 1917.
Kdltor, Al. J. Barnctt, Hartford,
Ky.
Business Manager, W. S. Tlnslcy,
Hartfond, Ky.
Publisher, Estato of C. M. Barnctt,
deceased.
Tlio Chamberlain bill Introduced
at tho last session of Congress pro-
Owners. Estate of C. M. Baruett, killing for compulsory military traln-
deccaseO, Hartford, Ky."
Known bondholders, mortgagees,
and other security holders, holding
1 .per cent or more of total amount
of "bonds, mortgages, or other se
curities: Bank of Hartford, Hart
ford, Ky.; Mergenthaler Linotype
Co., New York.
W. S. TINSLEY.
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before
mo this 24th day ot March, 1917.
MAHGAKET MARKS,
Notary Public.
My commission empires February
lltti, 1918.
THi: LADIES HOME JOURNAL,
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
nnd THE COUNTRY OENTLEMAN
wish to secure the spare time of a
man or woman to act as local repre
sentative In Hartford and vicinity,
looking nfter tho renewals of their
many subscriptions In this section,
and introducing theso publications
to new readers. Payment will bo
mado In salary ahd commission. Pre
vious experience Is desirable but not
essential. For details address, .with
references, Box G54, THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Independ
ence Square, Philadelphia. 17t2
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WHAT THE MILITARY
TRAINING HILLS PROVIDE
Gin's BONUS IF
HUE DOESN'T WED
Miss Ella Eaton, of Highland,
Kan., who will teach in tho schools of
Metcalf, Ariz., during tho coming
Owonsboro, Ky , April 7. Patri
otism was shown by tho farmers of
"An uninterrupted series of trials llavlehs county to-day at a mass
for espionage aro being conducted meeting held at the courthouse,
in various parts of tho country but which was uddrtst-ed by Dr. Fred
fbovo everything else nt tho present Mutchlur, oftho State College, of Ag-
moiuent tower.s tho nightmare of tho rlcirituie, Comnilnhlouer of Agrlcul-
deportations. Even tho Austrian rep- turo M.itt Cohen and County Agent
rosentatliert hero had words of apol- J W Wltitehouie
ogy nnd ivm lilnmo lor tho policy and ,rAmtsrlia" va-. n ndorcd on a cor-
In dcfoiiFe could only refer to tbTi net and Iho farmers sang tho na-
'ffjleged lil-troaliuent of Germans In tltmal anthem. Dr. Mutcholcr urged
H,,..u the farmers to grow moro diversfled
I'KMdnit Wilson's "plondid pro- crops. Ho culled upon" tho .city poo-
test," waiist tho deportations, tho plu to grow vegetables In their back ycar, Wlll rccelvo a bonus of $5 a
wrll'r H.Tys. waa or great moral value, yard and a. mi lot 1' veiy farmer month If sho rofralns from marrjlng
"It Is really pitiful to bee how tho sliould bae a home v riden. Special U1,ta the end of tho bcIiooI terui. noxt
BelfiUns look to Ainerloa in a crisis nttontluu giu.ulir iw giicn to poultry .spring. Marrying girls have been in
like this," he continues." Lhenloek of all kinds should bo
But thu depoilatlons contluuo with- gheu bpecinl attention
out any apparent serious modified- "Don't sell a brood sow that will
tints in splto or tho protest ot our ralso a litter of plgb," tho speaker
Government. said. Farmers should refrain from
' Tho fashion In which any given marketing calves. It was urged that
recruitment Is carried out depends all kinds of feed' wlll pay tho farmer
very largely on tho character of tho equally as well as tobacco,
officer In command. Somo proceed- Commissioner Cohen bnld that lab
lngi put-a ofl In orderly manner nnd or conditions were ono of tho hardest
others in a disorderly fushton. A problems for tho Kentucky fanner to
guard iA Uhlans Is generally necea- solve. Ho urged tho forming of cau
our, mmetimcfl backed with machlno nlng clubs, seed elirbs and pig clubs,
gutis. At times It l thought neccs- -
nary to chargo tho watchlug crowds. Spring.
KUuutlon Is Method. spring la iooj,chi upon ny many as
"Varluun uiethodi nio cniplo.ved to tho most delightful season of tho
fnroo tho men who rof uso to sign, to yoar, inn mis canuoi uo stuu oi mo
algn and work. Starvation Is tho rhoumntlc. Tho cold and damp
most prominent". Men aro albo said weather brings on rheumatic pains
to bo placed In an excessively heated which aro anything but pleabant.
room nnd when in a great sweat They can bo iclluvcd, however, by
thrust out or doors. Interment at a applying Chamberlain's Liniment,
prison camp nt Beech (?J near Mun- Obtainable every whore. m
Btcr is llkowlso reported. Thero tho -
men aro said to bo graoly abused , Nw CItu
.I mistreated. i A school boy composition on Pat-
"In Ghent it la learned counduti. rlek Ilupry contained tho following clear; therefore it pays to bo honest
Uaily that 23G men havo died from goui. land to treat tho other follow as ono
tho effect of tho treatment or work "Patrick was not a very bright; would. HUoMo bo treated. No ono
icculvod, In moro than oiio caso tho boy. Ho hud'bluo oes und light, can bo happy who sacrifices his
wife was BUinnionud to tho command" hulr. Ho got married, ami then said, i health: thereforo famo and too much
ntur and hamlcd u bundle of clothes 'Glvo mo liberty or Give mo death.' I mouey either or which usually do-
great demand nt Metcalf.
The School Board of that town has
had so much troublo looking for now
teachers after school has been In ses
sion thrco or four months that It was
decided to offer a special bonus to tho
schoolteachers who wlll remain sin
gle. New York World.
llusliicss Schojurshlp.
Wo havo for sale, a scholarship,
good for a complete course in either
Bookkeeping and Accounting or
Stenographers CourBo In tho Owons
boro Business & Industrial College.
For particulars apply at Republican
office. tf
Ing, affects every youth In tho coun
try between the ages of 19 and 22
Six months' training In an army camp
Is mado nccesspry under tho terms of
this bill.
Ono year of intensive military
training is proposed in the projected
plan ot the army general staff, and
young mon of approximately the
samo ages fixed in tho Chamberlain
bill would bo affected. Tho theory
is advanced that such youths aro of
tho least economic value to society.
Military training at this age, it is
pointed out, would result In minimum
Interference with permanent business
connections and tho establishment of
families later on.
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"Hoch dor Kaiser" Brings Ropo
Thermopolls, Wyo April C. A
stranger believed to bo German, who
shouted "Hoch dor kaiser" as ho
stood drinking at a saloon bar hero,
narrowly escaped lynching at tho
hand. of Thcrmopollsaus, whom his
cry Infuriated.
As tlio strang'er lifted tho glass to
his lips after shouting his toast, ho
was knocked down by a miner. A
i ope appeared as If. by magic und in
a moment tho dazed man was bang
ing from a beam.
Bcforo his Ufo was extinct tho
1 counsel rff cooler heads prevailed,
and ho was cut down by tho city mar
shal, but was then unconscious. Ho
was revived with cold water and
forced to kneel and kiss tho Ameri
can Hag. Ho was warned to get out
ot town. Ho did.
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TRIAL
Man'n Chief Aim.
Men. havo been living in this world
for many centuries. Thoy have
traded In their lives for many dllfer
cut things famo, money, power.
But tho consensus ot opinion through
tho agca Is that tho thing most to bo
doslrcd Is happiness. No man can bo
really happy unless his consclenco Is
C A S T O R F A
I Snow la Now York,
Now York, April 9. Worshipers
leaving tho churches uftcr tho Sun
day night Easter services walked out
Into a snowstorm which, continuing
ull night long, ended to-day utter lay
ing a flvo-iuch niantlo or white upon
tho city. Tho tomperaturo ot 2G do
grecs at 0 o'clock this morning was
tho lowest on any April 9 In tho rcc
ordo of tho local Weather Bureau
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Evening dresB has been barred
from leading Parisian theaters.
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