The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-04-07

When you pull down the town In
which is your home and your business,
you are pulling down yourself, and when
you build up your W town, you build
up yourself and your neighbor. Try to
Danish from your mind the mistaken idea
that good things are away OFF In some
other locality. Give your town all the
praise 1t can legitimately bear. 1t will
certainly do you no harm and will cost
you nothing, and above all, patronize
home institutions. Be a booster.
-One of the wonders of this age are
the moving pictures, and with each year
great advancement is made along this
particular line. During the coming en-
gagement of the Edwin J. Hadley Co. the
usual large and representative audience
will haye the pleasure of seeing another
superb program, which will be the finest
this organization has ever presented.
The colorod views will be a revelation to
those interested in color photography.
Always clean and high class, the Hadley
exhibition Is conceded to be the most
popular attraction of its kind now before
the public. At the court house, April 10,
under the auspices of the high school.
Forest County now has a representa-
tive In Uncle Sans navy, Benjamin
whitehall, of Eudeavor, having left on
Friday for Newport, r. l., where he is Ia
report for duty. The new recruit is a fine
specimen of young manhood, is aged u
years, and passed a splendid physical ex-
animation at Oil City last week. The
term OF his enlistment is four years. His
father is a veteran of the civil war, knows
all about the hardships of war and mill
tary discipline, and reluctantly gave bis
consent to his sons enlistment, but didn't
think he ought to deprive the boy of q
taste of Uncle Sans rigid schooling since
he seemed so anxious to give 1t a try.
Every spring, as regularly as the
frogs tune up for their first concert. Br'er
Jake Wenk of the FOREST REPUBLICAN,
goes into ecstacies ove the savory buffalo
sucker of the upper Allegheny, but up to
this time he has never attempted to show
us by sending us a supply of the tooth
some fish. How do we know that the
buffalo sucker is of superior flsvorG Of
course we do not doubt Mr.. Wenk's We
racity or his judgment concerning what
is good to eat, but at the same time we
would like to make a personal test of the
edible qualities of the buffalo sucker
Punxy Spirit. Hang it, man, the "buf'
faloes" are not ripe yet, and we never gel
excited till they're ION the rifles" which
is long about the Goth. of May. AT thai
time If the waters clear and conditions
are right we'll ''show you" whether you
are from Missouri or Punxsutawney.
Easter this year falls on Sunday
April 1lth. Easter is a movable feast, be-
cause it falls on different dates in differ
eut years. 1t is kept on the Sunday mex
after the fourteenth day of the Pascha.
moon; the Paschal moon being that moon
of which the fourteenth day (approxi'
mstely the full NOON occurs on or mex
after the 2lst of March. Hence Eastei
cannot occur earlier than March 22d
when the fourteenth day of the Pascha
moon is Saturday, March 2l,) nor latel
than April rs, when the fourteenth day
of the Paschal moor is Sunday, April lS.
The only example of the two extremes il
the twentieth century will be in the yea
1929 at which time Easter will occur OF
April 25, the later extreme. During thu
twentieth century VIZ find that March "a
1910, comes next on the other extreme
which is mentioned before in this articl,
is March I'D March q will be Easter il
the year 9l0.-Exchange.