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TO PASS ON
 CHURCH PLANS

Reward, N. J., May 2S-Aside from the election of deputies to the general convention at Rich mond, among various important matters that will come before the diocesan convention of the Pro- testant :. Episcopal church, which convened this morning in Trinity church, is the report of the com mittee appointed at the last con- vention The committees reports, it is understood, will recommend that commission to consist of the bishop, together with two clereymen and two laymen. to be elected annually by ballot, and all act as advisory board in the church architecture of every parish i'll the diocese. If the recommendation of the committee be adopted, if wil' be the duty of every parish through it's rector, wardens and yestry to lay before the commission the plans and specifications of any church CT chapel to be erected, for coun5e} and advice The commission writ ten opinion will be rendered. it is said within one month after the receipt of the plans and specifca- tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28
MINEOLA DOG SHOW

Mineola, L. l., May 2S.-The fifth annual summer dog show of the La dies Kennel Association Of America is being held on the fair grounds t1- day and tomorrow There are 50t classes, with a special prize for the winner of the first prize in every class containing three or more entries. In addition there are nearly 50 special prizes offered hy specially clubs and kennel associations. The entries ace very interesting. and some very fine dogs are entered here, and are mucA admired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28
Will Be Notable Gathering.

Taa Bill N#e monument Rco1=e1 .-z make the fifth annual c0aT71zse ! more notable than any Of the 2ceest .ae gatherings. In q letter being seas 99: by Secretary seartgh- be says: For several years the htmoe.5 : have been considering the idea q building a monument to the late IT. gar Wilson Nye. and, had Ehe project been carried through bsfore the dea-- of Mrs. Nye. 1t is probable tha5. .1 T = sgect .o her, tbe nonumen. wo1.i have been erected at AsheVtlle, \. C. where Mr. Nye died. Now, however. Laramie. Wyo., is q favored location. that havlng been the scene of sas hnmorists earliest efforts and some or his best york. If every American who has ,aasa= ed at the keen vii and zbe dro !. bomeIy similes of the late Bill SEs would pay tribute in the measure thai that Iaush was worth a monument oz gold could be built to the memory of rae funmaker af Laramie. ThaI no monument has been raised is due not to d. lack of appreciation, but oz concentrated effort or suggestion of J satisfactory method Of procedure; a. least such is the belief Of the news paper humorists of today.
 The Aemircan Press Hanorts 5 therefore have taken up the subject of a Bill Nye monument. and, unt!i September l next subscriptions will be received by tbe members or 4T
 convention and fund headquarters. 325 West First street, Los Angeles
 The faith Of the humofists T American optimism and the American annrecjarton of laughter ts such that they believe the greater part of the fund can be raised by September l. and it is their intention to conclude the project with a grand public enter tainment at the fffh annual conVen- ton in Los Angeles. September l. to 22, l9Ot. l He Atilel tCSLi 1
 istsi Tribute to Bill Nye, oook so De issued prior to the convention, VIII he presented as a souvenir of the monument fund to subscribers to the project.
 The California members of the American Press HumOrists are Los Angeles Secretary treasurer franh Thompson searight; perpetual parsoA and pastor emeritus, Rev. Robert ,. Burdette; John S McGroarty, Harry C. Carr. William Hamilton Cline, A. thur J. Burdick Pasadena-Rooeit
 I Burdette IF. San Pedfo-Winheli Hogaboom. San Francisco-Lo"e- fOtus Reese. Bulletin; Alfred J. Water house. Sunset magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28
JOHNSON TO
 BE HANGED

WHkesbarre, Pa, May 2s.-Today i' the date fixed by Governor Stuart for the hanging of Charlie Johnson to pay the penalty for the murder of Mrs. Bigler Johnson and her niece Annie Benjamin. perpetrated about two wears ago. Bigler Johnson. brother 2f the condemned man. has already pa5a The penalty by hansing Johnson has manifested the ulmost indifference aa 10 his fate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28

Many ills come from impure blood. Cant have pure blood with faulty di- ges5ion, lazy liver and slugsisn bow eis. Burdock Blood Bitters slrengz2- ems stomach. bowels and liver. and purif4s the blood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28

z .t.iz4.9e.szs 4sz. .a@
 z.5.zs exposition aa.. a reeel lz-az
 1 D Rockefeller at A-5 lsz=5= zf.t home. The convention las zza @ he'd la Philadelphia azl Los ta1.fss Has chosen as as@.zsr fo2e asaar cgrsas which made 653s sar -1e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28

Itching, torturing skin eruptons disfgure, annoy drive one wild Doan's Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28
LUMBERNEN
 IN NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va Ma 2>.-Waa bids fair to be one Of the nasr i'm portant gatherings of lumbernen o6 the year is tha regular annual nse1- ing of the National Lumber Ma1u- facturers' Association. representing eleven leading lumber manufacture
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28
HUMORISTS PLAN
 MONUMENT TO MI
Ameriean Press Humori>ts N it6 Ire to Gather in Los An4clc~ Expect to Carry Out Long,
 Cherished Idea.
tF'Ecla Los Angeles Herald,

tF'gcm Los Angeles Hefala.l
 According 10 plans made 6s Frank Thompson Searlsht of Los Angeles, secretarY-treasarer of the American Press Humorists, that or ganization has taken up the project Of building monument to the late Edgar Wilson Nye at Laramie. Wyo.. and the fund is to be swelled by proceeds from big entertain ment which the funuakers will give in the week of September l. next, while their fifth annual convention is in progress in Los Angeles. Co., operating with Mr Searight is the Rev. Robert j. BHrdette, who, as Bob Burdette. the Burlington Hawkeye humortst, was 8 friend of Bill Nye Mr Burdette, as long ago as f904, when the American Press Humorists hela their annual convention in St louis, favored the monument project and not only is he assuming a large part of the work in connection with the pro- jeet now. but has agreed to act as one of the entertainers on q big bill in the anditorium for which arrangements with Manager Sparks M. Berry have been concluded.
 Distinguished Men Invited.
 Tn addition to Bob Burdettte there already have. been prom ised such we'll known humorous lecturers as Melville D. Landon Eli Perkins and Sam Davis, editor of the Carson Appeal, both humortsts of the old days. and associates of Bill Wye; Strickland W. Gillian, former humorist of the Los .Ange- les Herald. lecturer for the SfavtOn Lyeeum bureau, Chicago. and fa- nous for his classic sF'innigan to Flannigan Edmund Vance Cooke, president of the National Lvceum Entertainers, better known in Los Angeles as the Ohio Philosopher. and q favorite here in his Pot Luck With a Poet; Judd M. Lewis. author and lecturer and humorist of the Houston Post; Charles Bat tell Loomis, Thomas Augustine Daily. of Philadelphia, president of the American Press Humorists s. E. Riser, of the Chicago Record Herald and Wilbur D. Nesbt Of the Chicago Tribune Invitations also have been sent Samuel L. Clemens, Mark Twain) .. James Whitcorn b Riley Joel Chandler Harris tUncle Remnsl John kendrick Bangs. Frank L. stanton and Holman F. Day, members of the association.
 Plan Interesting Trip.
 The list Of patrons and patronesses for the entertainment is being pre- pared and will include the most prom inent Angelenos and a number of the leading people of surrounding towns Several Of these towns will be visited by the press humorists as trips incl dental 70 the convention; also tbere will be a day at the home of Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Burdette, Sunnycrest Pasadena trips to Mt Lowe and Cat alina, reception by the Los Angeles Press club and banquet by thc ehamber of commerce. Returning, the hnmoriSJs will go either hv way oi San Francisco Or the gold minine camps of Nevada, or both.
 There are more than 100 of the American Press Humorists, connected with the leading newspapers an magazines Of the country, and theil entertainment at past conventions has included high honors, such as I special train to Atlantic City as gues', of the city of Baltimore; an official
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28

-Lost-I.adies black umbrella. pearl and silver handle, was leff at Pine street High School Thurs day. May 23 Finder please return to SIP West Fourth avenue. tt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28

For any pain, from top to toe. from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas Eclec- trie Oil. Pain cant stay wbere It Is used
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-28

,-7 ' tAe
 and "--' The Jamestown Ez .iH. 5z= 1e-a =a u5a@E delegates rov.
 -l u --= -s IA North Carolina and ars E= t4s=9iz Gs leir most prominent 1lz4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
EN- UNk GALERIA DEL INFERNO

Un diablo celador.-Don Tuan me
temo que has dado motive para que
aumentemos Ell fuego, y extrememos
Ell rigor de tn castigo....
Don Juan.-lPor que?
Ell diablejo celador.--i Hueleme que
has faltado a la vedad, que has desli-
zado alguna afirmacion que no SEN
tlas... En- fin don Pedro Botero, cuya
perspicacia no puedes engaf1ar, es-
clarecera Ia intencion cue tuviste al
hablar con ese reporter. Vamos su
presencia...
Don Juan.-iPor quG7
Ell dlablolejo celador.-iVaya Df-
me lpor que maltrataste en tn entire.
vista con Ell reporter, las mujeres
que te amaron?
Don Juan-Porque esq es muy hu-
mano.
Ell disblejo celadot-iY por que
aseguraste que todas las mujeres no
son iguales?
Don Juan -Por galanterfa. -.
Ell BACHILLER CORCHUELO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
Lle6ada de un Gobernador
de Las Novedades')

Ell gobernador Regis H. Pest de
Puerto Rico. lego este puerto en-
el vapor "Phila de1phia'. procedente
de San Juan. Al desembarcar mani.
fest6 que POGO tenfa que decir; pero
nego que Sc lie hubiera llamsdo de
Washington por Ell Presidente, para
que diera explicaciones acerca de
clertos cargos que Sc le habian he
cho respecto de su administrator.
Manifesto que 10 anterior no era
c1erto y habia regresado con el fin
de conferenciar acerca de asuntos
de la lsla y que una vez en- Washing
ton Sc ocuparia de los supuestos
cargos. Lo seguro afIadio, es que
hace POGO, un peri6dico de Puerto
Rico, publico TN avieso articulo y
voy a Washington a dar explicacio,
mes respecto de 81. agregando que no
podla hablar respecto de esto que
el mismo dfa salia, para la capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
San Juan, Pueto-Rco lie de 1907

mo lie digo este al p1blico7. +. Tn
aventure1o como usted, cuya fuerza
de seduction es un mito y 4 quien le
han dado de palos. -.
Don Muchas veces. ;. Y mu-
chas tambien 'uve que huir y que
cometer bajezas y que aguantar bur-
las que mentir bellacamente. :.
Ell reporter iOh! don Juan, para
que me 10 ha dicho usted? Ha qui,a-
do usted grandeza a la leyenda....
Don Juan.-Es que ustes llamari
grande a todo 10 falso, 10 artifcioso,
10 inverosimil... Y no hay NADIA tan
grande como la verdad... Pero usted, !,
hacienda uso de un POGO de sentido
comtln para raciocinar, Ipuede Greer
que yo, despues de meterme en- tan
tas .aventuras, no recibiera nj TN palo
nj una bofetada, nj sintiera miedo
ni...
FL reporter-Si. Pero no quisiera
pen sarlo nj saberlo. Resulte usted
as1, mas pequefio...
Don Juan.-Si, es verdad, pero
resulto mas hombre, mucho hom bre.. >.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
CHI lie


Al practicar las obras del al
cantarillado en- Santiago. Sc des-
cubrio I'm subterraneo que unia
ell convento de las mon;as agus-
tinas con la mama ia fronteriza
Sc dice que Ell referido subtc-
franco tenia por objeto dar CO
municacicn al convento, con ell
de los jesuitas.
Con este motive hay una gran
-novedad, y huelgan los comen-
tarios.
En- Ell subterraneo sc encon-
tro una cajita con dos crucifijos
Ell la tapa y el rotulo esta fe-
chado en- 1872; GAIA que Sc ha
entregado sin abrirla al decano
de los notarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
ComplOt contra ell CZar
ExClvACl0NES SINlESTRAS

Ha fracasado un auevo complot EN-
contra de la vida del Car. debido al
descubrimieato accidental de los pre-
parativcs para minar la linea ferrea
cerca de Tsarkoe Selo
Corren contradictorios rumores So
bre los detalles del asunto, pero ell he,
cho principal es que mientras ell Ge-
neral Kristh casaba en- la 1oresta de
Ochobrich, q IS milla de San Peters
burgo, cerca de Tsarkoe- Selo, sus pc
rros principiaron holla el terreno i
unas 400 yardas de la via ferrea
Lleno de curiosidad, Ell General hs-
20 practica una excavation y descu-
brio la boca de un tdnel. Los caza-
dores penetr aron en- el {. hicieron pri-
sioneros dos hombres que estaban
colocando una nina.
Llevados Tsarkoe- Selo los prisio-.
neros enti egaron los planes de las mi
mas y unos telt gramss en- QUE Sc les
preguntaba como seguian lps trabs los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
Nlmero 285
Recuerdos que Yalen fortunas

La reina de Siam posee IN dedal
que adopta la forma de una for v la
fue regal ado con OCCASION de SD matri-
monio. Cada una de las fnfsimas IA
minas de orc que representa- los pc
talos de la flor, ostenta en'azadas las
iniciales del Rey Chulalongkon y de
la reina Ponsi; y dichas iniciales estan
lncrustadas en- rubfes esmer aldas,
en- ell borde de las hojas aparece la fe-
cha del ma trinonio con los ntimeros
las letras orladas de perlas diam an
tes Ell valor de la joya Sc estima en-
$1,000 duros.
La emperatriz Eugenia, conserva
una pluma de ave, ricamente montada
en- orc y brillantes, con la cual, rue
60 de la augusta dana, fue frmado
en- 1856 ell tratado de Paris por los "a
plenlponteciarios que intervinieron en-
la redaccion del expresado documento
hist6rico.
Ell arco del violin mas apreciado
del mundo, es ell que uso Paganini en-
su ultimo concerto. Ell celebre violi.
nista Sc 10 regal6 a su discipulo ell con.
de de Cessole, este 10 conserve du-
rante toda su vida, deiandoselo en- su
testamcnto al famoso compositor Ver-
di. En- multitud de ocasiones han pre-
tendldo comprar los coleccionistas es-
ia rellquia artistica, llegando ofrecer
por ella sumas enormes. aupque nun
ca tan grandes como en- la cue esta
tasada, pues, segdn los inteligentes, Sc
estima en- mas de. $1,000 duros. Mil
pesetas es una suma absurda para dar-
la en- CANT bio de una lave de acero;
SIN embargo, en- este precio ia ha COM
prado recientemente un miembro de
Ia famlia Rothschild Bien es cierto
que la tai llsve, En- la que Sc hallan
2rabadas las armas de la familia
Strozzi, Sc atribuye al prodigioso Gin
eel del gran artista italiano Benvenu-
TO Cellinl que, como nuestros lectores
no ignoran, horeci6 EN- ell siglo XVI
Cualquler term6m etro puede ser
aquirido por unas cuantas pesetas; Pc
70 existe uno en- la universidad de
)ohns Hopkins (Estados Unidos) como
cido con ell nombre de "term6metro del
Prsfesor Bowland" que esta valorado
en- 10000 dollars. La graduation del
aparato es tan fna que Sc necesita un
microscopic para roderla leer.
Mr.. Singer, CUE di6 con su nombre.
fama las maquines de coser, pag6
IL COO libras esterlinas por unos ge-
meloS de tcatro. Los criStaleS son.
como puede comprenderse, admirab bles
y ell cuerpo de los gemelos es de orc
m aclzo incrustado con zafros bri-
llantes de gran tamailo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
Il IENOR|O En- n INFERNO
(EsCENAS FANTASTICAS)
llA PUERTA DEL INFERNO

Ell reporter-iSefIor cancerbero?
Ell cancerbero.-(Vestido de aris-
tocratica librea, grufie desdehosa-
mente, como inmej ejorable portero. }
sQue hay7
Ell reporter-ITiene usted la bon
dad de-. =. (Viendo que el cancerbe-
TO no Sc digna mirarle con ninguna
de sus Glen cabezas.l Suplico a us
ted.
El cancerbero.-tViene usted' con-
denado2
Ell reporter-No, sefIor. =. Por
ahora, no. Nj creo que luego.
Porque para nosortos, los periodistas
va es bastante inferno la vida -.
Ell cancerbero.-Bueno. (Con des-
den indescriptible.) Dejeme usted..
Ell eporter.-(Comprendiendo que,
sin propina, nj en- Ell inferno Sc atien-
de q nadie, SAGA I'm punado de peda-
citos de hielo, que ofrece con mucha
de1icadeza al cancerbero.) tMe admi-
te uSted este pequeflO Obsequlo2 POr
estos alrededores hace mucho calor,
y nunca viene NAL refrescarse un po-
co las fauces.... (Comienza depo
sitar un trozo de hielo en- cada una
de las boeas del cancerbero.)
Ell observation-disclosures desatento
que antes.) iDeseaba usted algo?
Ell ancerbero-cEsta aqui Don
Juan Tenorio?
Ell cancerbero.-S ST, senorito. :.
Ocupa la caldera n1mero novecientos
noventa y nueve mil novecientos no.
venta nueve millones del mil mi
llonesimo horno de espailoles Illus
Tres.
Ell reporter. = Muchos espanoles
ilustres me parecen.... No creo que
hayan existido tantos. -.
Ell cancerbero. -Casi todos los es-
paf1oles pasan q los hornos de Illus
tres POGO que vivan....
FL reporter.-Diga usted ime seria
possible yer don Juan'
Ell canccrbeTo,- ,-Si su ma jestad Don
Pedro Botero concede el permiso. ...
Ell reporter,-lComo he de solici-
farlo?
FL cancer bero Con una instancie
escrita con Ell pie izquierdo. -.
Ell reporter.-Eso, para mi, es SEN
CIillSlIuO..
Ell cancerbero.-Y extendida en- una
hoja del papel que ustedes emplean
para SuS diarios. -.
Ell reporter.-precisamente, traigo
una.
Ell cancerbero.-Pues eseriba US
ted; yo lie dictare. -. (El reporter CO.
ge la pluma estilograhca con Ell pie
jzquierdo y Sc dispone q escribir de
muy buena traza. Ell cancerbero lie
dicta 10 que sigue) "Fulano de Tai,
Iedactor de "El Diario MadrilefIo...
Ell reporter .-IPuedo poner que
es ell de mayor circulation en- Es-
pafia?
Ell .cancerbero - Piss. =. don Pc
Ilro Botero hara Ell mismo case que Ell
pdblico. :. (Sigue dictando,) "A So
diab6iica majestad suplica le conceda
una intervi1 con Don Juan Teno-
RIO. Ell que suscribe ofrece a su
majestad ell homenaje de una de las
con abidas velas que los periodistas S
solemos encender diariamente a Dios
y al diablo'. -.
Firme usted.
Ell reporter.-Ya esta.
Ell cancerbero .-Conforme -. (Da
Glen ladridos y aparece un diablejo.)
Ell diablejo.-lHay algdn nuevo
condenado.
Ell cancerbero No. Tn perio-
dista espaflol que trae esta instancia.
(Entregandosela. } Pasala a las garras
de Don Pedro Botero. -.
El diahlejo Miranda al reporter)
kNo hay ''propi9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
4 los suscriptores'y Agentes

Para Ia buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
ree este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. LasBAJAs sc avisaran los dfas 80
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
surtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta
dfa fltimo del mes siguiente al en- que es
solicitor.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-03
The Stale Bread of Hungary.

In Hungary they do not eat fresh
bread Whether 1t Is because the Hun.
garians believe in hygiene more than
their American or European brothers
and sisters or not has never been told
but the Magyar is partial to stale
bread. and the staler the better. His
"rozskenyer," or ordinary black bread.
as 1t Is eaten by the very large ma.
jorlty of the Magyar population, is
carefully laid away on a shelf and dug
out for consumption months and
months after 1t has come out of the
great ovens. II the huge loaf, weigh.
ing something like five pounds and for
which the Hungarian pays 6 or I
kreutzer, equivalent to about or 4
cents In American money. has careful.
ly been hidden away for two years, II
Is considered all the better. The Hun.
garian never thinks OF where the
bread Is to come from tomorrow. He
thinks of where II Is to come from
next year, for he has at least a years
supply on the shelves. The Hunga.
rian bakes her bread 1856 days ahead of
time. Her Wednesday baking Is for
the Wednesday Of year to come; her
Thursday baking for the Thursday Of
a year to come.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-03
Notice to Electors.

In compliance with the requirements
of the Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, "providing a
uniform method of electlng certain party
officers" etc, approved the 18th day OF
February, 1906, we, the County Commits
sioners of Forest County, hereby give
notice that the following Delegates to
State Conventions are to be elected in
said County; also party Committeeman
together with list of the County Offices
for which nominations are to be made, at
the primary election to be held on Sat-
urdsy, June lst, 1907.
REPUBLICAN.
One delegate to the State Convention.
One member of the County Committee
from each election district.
One County Treasurer.
DEMoCRAT.
One delegate to the State Convention.
Two members of the County Commit
toe from each Township.
One County Treasurer.
PROHIBITION.
Four delegates to the State Convention.
One County Treasurer
The above constitutes the list of Off
GERS to be nominated or elected at the
spring primary election, as per certifca-
tion of the Chairmen of The several polit-
ical parties of Forest County filed in the
Office of the County Commissioners.
LEONARD AGNEw,
ANDREW WOLF,
PHILIP EMERT,
County Commissioners.
Attest:
j, r. DALE, Clerk
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-03
To Cut the Night In Two.

Professor Victor Hallopeau. member
of the Paris Academy of Medicine.
says:
The true secret of long continued,
valuable brain work is to cut the night
in two. The scholar, the inventor, the
financier, the literary creator, should be
asleep every night by 10 o'clock, to
wake again at, say, in the morning.
Three hours work, from . TO 8, in the
absolute tranquility of the silent hours
should mean the revealing of new pow
erS, new possibilities, n wealth of ideas
undreamed Of under the prevailing sys
TEN.
From to s or $50 sleep again. TAX
ing up then the days work. the brain
will be still saturated with the mental
fruits Of the midnight vigil; there will
be no effort in putting into practice
or carrying further what was planned
or begun those few hours before.
The habit may be hard to acquire,
but mechanical means of waking at
first will induce the predisposltion.-
New York World.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-03

Cuts, Burns and Bruises are quickly
healed by San-Cura Ointment. Aids in
preventing scars. 25c and SOC. Ask for
free sample. Dunn & Fulton. -
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-03
The saencm OF roknnokct.

The sachem Of Pokanoket, known in
the history of New England as King
Philip. was the youngest son of Chief
MaSsaSoit. His Indian name was Po-
metacom. but his father was friendly
TO the English colonists, who gave him
the name of Philip, His warfare upon
the settlers some fifty years after the
first landing of the pilgrims at Plym-
outh rock harassed them greatly. but
Philip was at last killed at New Hope,
ana the war thus ended. The title of
king corrcSponded better with his Eng
lish name than the Indian title of
sachem would have done.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-03
The military penth Sentence

"You know how soldier traitor is
put to DEATH" said the colonel. THE
traitor stands blindfolded. and half n
dozen privates shoot mt him stimuli
taneously. But perhaps you don't
know that each of those privates,
though he take the most careful aim.
may afterward say without fear of
contradiction that the traitors blood
does not stain his hands. This is the
reason Two of the rifles for this ghast.
ly shooting are always loaded with
blank cartridges. Then they are shuf-
fled, and no one knows which the
harmless ones are. The executloners
draw. and each is us like as not to
draw a harmless gun. SO when they
shoot they can solace themselves with
the thought that maybe they are only
shooting blank cartridge at the poor
blindfolded wretch before them"