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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

Seer Blot life banee, 8enner, for
at orbeioe for at faa en- eIer anoen
Sen eaer 3o6o til at bol0e o8an
fferen~. Selu ON antoaet of npe
a6onnpnter ifuloe fomme til at
oDeritige Be 500 for Rptoar, Oct par
life forligt. Oct er min0it 500, ri
ifal bnoe; men Der er ingen @r9nie
lot til mooiatte SIDE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

@eQem 60 og 70 oemofratiife
glooe / Nebraifa bar uotnlt Jig
imoo 8ablman og bans Stano.
punft. st Of oisie glaoe %ifrioer:
81 mill require iome booze TO be
a Rebraifa Democrat this bear. OF
onoet: o0oblmans election poulo be
q loiting Disgrace upon TIE fair
name Of NebroIfo". = 8rpon bar
oobent erflpret, OF ban life oil
femme for Doblman. og Ridaro 6.
MetcnIfe, Meoreonfter al n9be
gommoner" bar fenot 4lorih ct
9ren og erflpret, of ban pil itette
bam og nrbei0e for bans galg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

Sfglge en- lln6erisgelie, iom oSbe
@ebroifo State Capital" bar fore
toget, finoes Der / Omaha oOer 200
9erioner, JON orioer uloDligt 9ifsr-
iole, og oct Ter 8orgmeiter 8obl-
man og golitiet igennem 5ingre
meo. 8lnbet ipnes at oRre paa bet
rene neo Sagen; oct anfsrer Rop-
meme pna baaoe oemJ Der oriper IoD-
ligt, og Dem, Der oriner ulouligt 81
fsrialg. Oct melt ~forbapienoe er. at
Der er omfring 100 apinoer, iom
6riDer uloulig Craft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

.2utberoneren" Of 81. os. meooe-
Ter. at r9eniionsfOnoet" (Den for.
eneoe norife airfes) nu er naaet op
til $50, 900. Breiterne inomeloer
fige roif. 4asiereren mener, al
500, 900 iiffert Dil bore naaet IN
ben nQite @orsmsoe, og oa pil Son.
BET begDn0e at operere, D. b. /, Of
Tenlionen oil blipe uobetalt til Dem.
iom er berettiget BERTH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
Seflelpirfning.

Spno og ganooe DeOen 9ioet
Sfiloret er | Serrens Oro.
Igt oerp1a bar ale gipet,
Som tiGberer Seiu SlorO.
8efieloirfning / Roturen
er en- iait RsOpenoigbeo.
gonoen pleier, oe / 6uren
9egges Seoefornet neo.
Sne oe auloe - 8poe, 9orme,
glt beiorOrer Serrens Bert.
6errens Nnnoe - Satans Sorme
@er Subs gsrn | 9roen iterf.
.@oot os Onot; ia Sors og Slaoe
9iener ale | SUBS SoanS.
9aar | angerstaaren ereoe,
Trsiter os Cubs Sonobeos aono.
Weogong, Moogane, alt MAJ tiene
Dem til 8apnb iom eIite SUB.
8eroens Snoifab ielo forene
San SUBS imna, iom Serrens gruo.
Ser er inaen @runo til aIase;
Sub bar ienot fin Sen til SORE
81 Dor Spno poo iie at toee.
San er SprOe for SUBS 'Sioro.
Qi er Spnore, SUB bar 9aaoe
Wof fox bpert ct a6ams Barr.
5reIie, 6ribeo ira al gna0e.
Sprpngt er Satans 5nneegorn.
lSDno oe Sfnm er fin bort Sic,
Sem 9loo os tpqtter rem.
llnoer aon0ens Ina. % gleie
Or ri ireIit fra Spno og Ren.
3. 9. a~fsI4er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
SpbDggdie.
CHS. 9. :.

en- beremt Wono / bort 59ore-
lano bar ioet, at cen al 1i0eHs nlnf.
fer fan paape9es / ben 9mit9noi9-
beo, at man isger en- Sin9, buor
man life ifuIOe finoe ben: man oil
opbpgges / Seatret, 9itetiif poauir.
fe8 / airfen~, etc.
0enne 9emprfning ilanr pit
goot nof til for en- ois aIasies 8e0-
fommenoe. Og bet bagoenote / bet
te 5orboIo TANNER 10 iimpeltben
fra %menneifeIig 5ripoitigbeo. Mon
oil ifriDe fine eene 2ope. Dan oil
life bsre. bua0 san, Der BOG olene
oeO geffeo oerom - % dltino enc
fan meooeIe geife6 oerom for
itaar peo Opbpegelie.
Der leper og oer 1uiinOer. iom
leper og DOR paa -oeres eeen 5or-
~itanelie al bOao friiteli9 SpbpegeI-
ie er.
&Dorior mon Menneifene er iao
egeniinoige, naor 3aIen er ON bet.
Der bar ~uenbelig iterre getpbning
emo oct fOrbigooenoe, forte, let az
bruOte: ON IilpereIien bi1iioes BET
nprp9renoe2
Sfol man Ipre ct Sag ~oroentlig.
mao man | Gore, e1er man mon
ituoere ggeer, Tom oerfor beretti9et
fables 6 9 e8eger, foroi De meo-
6eIer 2pren ON BET eiune Sag, og
foroi man eennem Dem fan lere
6agets 5eori.
S9t M at en- OneIine pil lore
9egnefnnSten. Snn faar en- 2erer i
bette Sag, eller ban fonr 2erebeger
til SeloituOium / 5aeet. 9oo os MI
t9nfe os, at ban oppe | Sfolpen
egeniin0igt tror zig of onre floeere
emo bonoe 29reren oe 9egerne, lao
ban life olene foreiIaar miIOe 30
6ififntioner | 6ormlerne, men enoog
fremiotter gnaitanbe, Der goar fit
imob ben efiafte 9i6enIfob, iom 10
Reenefuniten er og efter lit 8pien
fan bPre, oil ban nogen Sinoe
oriOe oct til noeet ] fit Sag? Sci.
inam9no oil ban Ell! Gan pil noa
at gpIoe for enten baIp. eaer bel.
tosiet, boao ban oa ogiaa Dirfelig
er, % ingen bill befpmre fig oioere
ON BAN.
De fleite normnle Menneifer bar
en- meofeot 8rnng til at lore eet
eaer flere Sag og uofpl0e en- Bloos
! samfun0et til eeniiOig 0pite. De
Be fleite er beloi90is piaige til 4
~unoerfoite iig Ell Sprer og tage
bans Ne0oelelier ior ei0ne.
@io Soserne BOG aeitolteOe iig
iaa bel. naar 1nlen er ON at lore
Oet, Der | giotiebeo life fan lam
menIignes meo bet npruerenoe. en-.
beige = life mere. END oct uenoe.
liae 6immelrnm. bDor mar q Def
minoite | 1onten) fnn lie me0 gD
nets 5aitigbeO | b0ilfen Tom BELT
Retning gennem Nnrtuiinoer oa III
gen Ga0e ener 0pbolo iiiioe pna
uenOeIiabeoen, fan iommenIignes
meO ben u~betpoeliee aIimp, oi be.
Dor. % Tom %forefommer os al ion
ubpre Timenfioner og inn ubpre
gigtiqbeO. ga, aiO Nenneifene BOG
Diloe looe ia before | QriItenoom
Wen BET oil ben fore Wrnaoe
unOer inaen GmTinnoiebeOer. %
beipnoerIigt not: | ben SenieenOe
nmIes bet bpor man boraerIiat be.
Der ia fritagei For) iont noaet efs.
trafint Of pore beiat at forrpfte
Sheer. at fremintte anifueIier. Der
ooor mr. imo6 be QrresTuufter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

Neo gineber al sfoIen | Blair,
SfoIen | Raeine oa Samfunbets
5orIassbiis 4, d~Itiammsn paa eei
aort. 9rpft paa flint anrton. IRE
i~orifeliae 5nrper. Urls per 1u-
En- asfsrteref % Gents.
Ut iortrrffeIiat RiboeI til at
DG.:is SnieresIe for Samhrnbets
Birfiombeosr. ut ubbrebe BEN or on
Wisfon | fla ieIp.
1aniih eutb. EnbI. 9ouis.
Nair, Wsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

Zen 0onife Misiionsmarf / aind.
glooet Bore 9anosm9no / ll6lnn-
Bet oplpfer, at oenne Wisiionsmnrf
omfntter I M~nniiuriet ollereoe 81
6onIfe NisfionRrer, men ffal nu
poerIieere uopioes meo &c SoDeo-
Itotioner. 1ertiI bemRrfer io1 8lo-
bet: uaf, bOor mango Tonne ipilo-
fe arpfter for bet lille, fottige7 an.
mari. iom bar bnaoe 5eoninser NOT
at omDenoe berbiemme og RsO nof
at Iinore berbiemmel~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

% 90 er oct eoot at bloc at Der,
JON Bot. ainenfel6t-Sonfen tiger
ct 5teO, for ct CUBS Barn er 5soe
og Opbpeeelie boo6e / oct
b eff e . e, tu9ten6e 90
trsitenoe Orb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
Haueungen os oarefiaingen.

geo of lpie 9Irtiflen OF Sens |
nDoniferen~ fom SfripelDiten oper
mig. og en- Iilorngelie iom ct Eien-
phone fortalte mig ON en- RrDeunge
og en- 3arefiaing, fom frem | min
erinOring.
1e leeeoe oe boppeoe JON Gam
ben / en- @reft; mart boppeoe DC
oDer binnnoen, mart Dnr De ! @rgf-
ten. &poroun mon 2egen enote2
SO. til iiOit tbeo RaOeunsen Care.
fiIingen. 2oo oct minOe os ON life
at Ieae me0 geroen efler me0 SfsOe.
ipnoer. grorion Ipnger:
Seq ueo nof geifeb. bDor0on eesan
en0er.
Sea pil life br9noe.~
&orefiainoen DiOite iiffert iffeee.
ifs0 ON. boorIe0es oeaen DiIOe en-.
be. On RanaOe Of pore 2an6s.
mrn0, Der fnier SmuOsblaOene.
IIansr SnrefininGen Be Deb Ell ge.
FEB. bpcrbon oeaen en0er.
~TonffsreH- burSs fin6es | bUert
oanF Siern Tens SnoboIo er hnO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
GountD Option.


Get er M ofeiort. at Mapor
DobIman / Omaha bIiper oct De-
mofratiife 9artis @uoernsr-aonSi.
Dat | AebroIfo.
Soa er oct Eio OF beepn6e galg-
fampaenen.
Doblmnn er en- erflRret 0en al
9rDggerierne og Soloontrofiffen.
Rietignof eaar bet UNDER bet
gnmIe, fsnne Raon nperIonlig Sri.
beo".
Den repubIifanife 9onbioat, Che.
tier 8. AIorid, bar oerimoo erflp.
ret iig for County Option, og
9artiet bar optaget bet paa lit
8rogrom.
Ssor en- Eio iioen uotalte pi os
ON golntp Option. gi ifaI Der eipe
pore 2Riere en- nsiere Sorflaring
ot bboo oerpeo forftaos.
go1ntp Option er life bet iomme
iom 8robibition ener 5orbuo.
Men oct er ct 9iaee til ptbe
Slocum lam, Tom oil gioe etboert
gountp iom en- poIftiif gnbeo Het
til of beIten1ne, ON Ser ifal giOes
2icenie til 9ifsriale eller life.
Com 6orboIOet MI er, fon Sto-
ten oe @perne fatte 9eitemmeIier /
ian Senieenoe.
gountpet er oeioa en- poIitiif en-
beo, iom fan femme ON mango
cling, (. Gfs. ON at bDgge Hnaobus,
men set fan life tnge 2ifsripsrss-
monlet op til Ifssrelie.
Gountp Option oil title Goun-
tpet iom politiif @nbeb Iige meo
Staten og 9Derne.
On en- Moioritet / Stoten itemte
imoo lloiteoeIie al 2icenie, iaa fun
De ingen 8p gioe 3iaooeIie til at
iplge @us6riffe.
Stemte en- Naioritet mooiat, ina
funoe be enfelte gDer %beitemme, ON
De niloe uoite0e 9icenie eaer life.
Get er, boao man fal0er p9ocal
Option.
9eriom Statens 9~egislotnr peo-
tager GountD Option.5orilaget. ina
oil etbpert @ountp / Staten funne-
oeo en- Betition til oGountp Com.
misiioners". unoertegnet al 20 Bro
cent al @elgerne iaa 9ifsr-
SpsresmanIet iat unOer 4fitem.
ming.
On Oa en- Noioritet al @9lger-
ne, iom oeltaaer | @oleet, itemmer
imoo geoiaing, iaa fan inaen 9D
i bette Gountp uoiteoe 2icenie.
Stemmer Mnioriteien oerimoO
mooint, iaa blioer 6orboIoet iOm
forben, oct oil iiee, at Oa fan Der
bnnoles eiter n9ocnl Option.
MItiaa = Der bliper life Gale ON.
of gottnfnpt fnn pQpr ifn( u0ite0e
2icenie eler 9eoiaine, liseiom Der
life nh er Gale ON iaaonnt ira
Stntens SIDE.
Oct er og bliper fun ben lofnle
politiife gnbeo eqer Organization,
Der / etbDertJiIfpIoe uoiteoerS oIgs-
beoilling.
@en Staten fan gipe 5orbuo
imoo gepilling.
Otter GountD Option ifal Goun-
tpet ogiaa fnnne gore BET iamme.
gi boaber. bette Dil n9re tilitrpf-
feIigt til at eioe 2pierne en- nosen-
Iinoe flnr 5oritooeIie Of, bOao Der
forftoas oeo Gountp Option.
Senere renter pi at iige mere
boooe ON Rimeliebeoen al en- Ina-
Dan COP og ON, bpa6 galget ber /
0ebraifa opbeit Jet oreier zig ON.
Wen ct Orb til 6oritnnelie at
ielpe Spsrgsmoolet 9GountD Op-
ton buroe Foru0Ififfes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

mari 4 Observation-Disclosures bar So
Misiionerer. Noree bar oItiao noe.
iten liee ioo mango Wisfionerer
Tom Sperrig oe 9nnmorf tiliom-
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

Jsaar aeierne bsupenber fig til Bolt, Der
spertereri glabet enten ri ct fsbe bos BEN
sHerfor at ioa Eplpsnine I'm bet opsrterebs,
sebes gs altib omtole, at Ge ioo apertisis-
saentet bette 5lao. Oct pil pare til gen
Sbig Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

3 7ilfelbe Of rlrssslmasfebebsr pep
gR~ubfooslien bebes man fla9e til bet itsbiiss
gufpeieL. Stulbs bet lite bieIpe, bebss
snnr benpsnbe fig til ganffsrsn"s
tuntpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

JON ben ~tore Weiter 10,
.2eierl latter on 0enne 8eteeneIie9
@eeriber 6u oens Gpb6e?) bar ne6-
Iaet | n aere.goe: ben beIiee
.SfriTt.
Og bnorfor ifuloe oisie 2inier
ifipes, oe 9rpfferiet BABE uIeiIiebeO
meS at u6ienoe 6emb bois oct life
fun0e befrpetes, at mango of bette
gIaOs 29fere | oil Sab til Gels fsl.
ger 6eres eene &nifueIier | frifte-
Iige 29re-Y utfterl
@i taller ON oct enfelte friitelige
@mne: OpbpoeeIie. Oct er nsopen'
oiet, at on fnnr flaret DIG, bpao on
ieIp mener oeronL oe 6ern9ft bpao
9erren mener.
Den perosIige Gresie og oens
@eIpn0ere boIoer ina meget al oct
Orb: Opbpgeelie = noar Den oa /
oct belle siper fig al meo reIieieie
cling. Sbi beteenenoe NOT timber oet-
te Oros ofIeoeoe 9etponing iao
goot Iom iIet ineen anbenoeIie /
SorboIo til enoeIiee GffRrer.
Den p~er6sIiee 8resie ton finOe
en- perosIis 9reits Orb iaa opbpg.
eenoe, ieIo ON ban oabent fornag.
ter ariIti @uo6om oe 6ermeo al Sri
TENDON (oroi ittet er friiteIiet =
fan life pere BET = iom life er
&riitus-Iigt). Oct er 9opmaaIet al
menneifeliet eseniinO oe GorrDft.
6eb. Sbi bono er, efter 8ibelens
Sprogbrug, 0pbDggelie2
III oil Der itrofs bemprfe, at
Speresmnalet life titles iaaIeoes:
Suao er oenne 90 bins Nening Der
om2 Sbi BET piIoe 10 blot betpoe,
at en- blind blep ielppietig oe mente
Tia at filnne leoe andre blin0e. 0ei
boao Ell ariiten peo ON SpbDggeIie,
off, bon0 ban bar lprt oerom og
erfaret oerat ifploer ban enc og
aIene ben tore Meiter og bans
2Rre.9oa.
:. pil0e on Oog blot, 2pierl
tage aanife oe uiorbeboIoent imoO
bans 9erel On ifuloe bIipe ioo
b%iertensfro, ioa iugIelet / SipI og
Sino. at = at on iIet life funoe
uoiige oct.
Men: Eli 9ooen og 8ionesbpr.
oetl Ssrer ri life Dem, oiger 9oa.
bets o9 Morgenrsbens @lons ogion
ira nor 6remtio.
I'll Opbp19eIie / Sfriftens 5or-
Iton6 berer I 0. ll0en Gro fan Der
umiiligt blipe Gale ON friiteIig Op-
bpegelie. Den Opbpg9elien er en-
.8erning, bpori ban0e @uo % ben
Sriitne ielo mac pore pirfiom og
toee Eel. Zen fer life oeO, at ri
beniiooer unirfiomme eIer BLOT MOB.
togen6e - oi ma netop mRrfe os,
bpoo ifreoet itoor: gWfen s, elifeoel
o pbDgger eoer eIp pno
eoers beaieite 9rol" Ser ies 3roen
iom ben @rnnopolo, bporpao Der
ifol bDgges Op. st on0et Steo tales
ON nguoelig Dpbpggelie | 8roen1a
Nfen On err oct 10 iimpelt 8anpio at
prpoife Opbnggelie for lanonnne,
iom ilet life bar Seiu Gro. Dette
furbinorer bog ingenlun0e, at Br9.
tier, in, ielu Yrpiter ira 3anmnrf,
ia, iefn en- fremroeenoe giifop bar
funnel bRpoe, at Sroen m q q
oruofettes Dos 9iIbe.
rerne | airfen.-at en- Menne.
ifenes 8eileoer, Der, ON life oeo an.
oct ina peo fin Sitting. mon anita
ees at oioe 9eifeo ON oct, ban ia.
Ter, fan baoe en- inooan g~nIfueIie,
fan umuligt onoet END afiteofom-
me en- goo Slump al alt oct ariiten.
ooms.9rsOl og GuOfrpgtiebe0spiat
oe a8orberre" -Snnf, ionI bel fan
fol0es Statsfirfernes Sprtenoe. 9t
foriibI9tte 5roen bos Eilbsrerne
fan foniefoent life eoot bnpe andre
5slger, END at Der mna, prqoifes
Opbnogelie ben ! 2uften Tom
om bet bar esrligt at paabeepnoe ct
- a. Xfa IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23
What Burbank Thinks of Drinking.

Every one has heard of Luther Bur-
bank who, on account of his marvellous
achievements in horticulture and arbori-
culture, has been called the "Plant Wiz
ard" A New York paper some time
since sent correspondent to seek an in
terview with Mr.. Burbank. Among
other questions propounded in the course
of the interview, was this: "Do you
think that whiskey and tobacco impair
the faculty for work." The answer will
deeply interest many readers;
"If / answered your question simply
by saying that never use tobacco and
alcohol in any form, and very rarely
either coffee or tea, you might say that
was personal preference and proved
nothing. But can prove to you most
Nconclusively that even the mild use of
Aplents is Incompatible with work re.
our = accurate attention and definite
concern zion. To assist me in my work
of budding work that is accurate and ex-
acting as watchmak ing-I have force of
some twenty men. / discharge men
from this force at the first show of in
competency. Some time ago my fore
man asked me if | took pains to inquire
into the personal habits of my men. On
being answered in the negative, he sur
prised me by saying that the men found
unable to DO the delicate work ofbudding
invariably turned out to be smokers and
drinkers. These men, while able to do
the rough work OF farming, call budding
and other delicate work 'puttering' and
have to give it up ewing to an inability to
concentrate their nerve force. Even men
who smoke one cigar day cannot en-
trust with some Of my delicate work.
Cigal cites are even more damaging than
cigars, and their use by young boys is
little short of criminal. "-Presbyteria
Banner
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23
HOttelyille.

W.. C. Hotel has moved his family to
Hslsey Pump Station, where he is en-
ployed by the United Natural Gas Co.
Frank Cassatt is going 10 move next
week to Jones Camp, above Marienville,
where he is employed by the Collins
Lumber Co.
Mrs. j. b. Campbell returned home a
few days ago from Westtield, New York
where she has spent the past four months
! picking cherries, grapes and other small
fruits.
David Weaver as been confined to the
house for the past two weeks with stom-
ach complaint.
This has been quite snug little win
ter so far, but it came too quick, as it
caught some of our farmers with their
corn and potatoes still in the fields.
This is fine weather for hunters. Jas
Cuzzins and Jake Irwin, with their fine
fox hounds, are out every day for foxes
and they get good many, too.
q Robert Blacks three charming daugh-
ters, who have spent the most of the
summer in New York state, are back
home again with their many friends.
Hiram Irwin, one of oldest residents,
has been very sick for the past three
weeks with asthmatic troubles, but is
better at this writing
j. L. Cossgrove has been confined to
the house for the asst week with lung
trouble, but is better now.
Guy Leslie made the purchase few
weeks ago of a fine Scotch Collie dog.
Ed. Maze has moved his family to the
Burning Well, Mexican county, where he
is employed by the Standard Oil Co.
Robert Black expects to move his fam
lily and household goods TO Lawrence
county in the near future, where he has
purchased large farm.
Robert Bargerstock, of Redclyffe, pur-
chased two fine cows from Mrs. Mary
Maze one day last week.
The birthday party and wood chopping,
both OF which occurred on the same day
at Grandmother Wards, was well attend
ed and all report an excellent time.
Cal. Kerr passed along our street last
Wednesday morning with fine leghorn
rooster which he purchased from Yes.
Fitzgerald.
Albert Wolfgsng has moved his family
this week to Sheffield junction, where he
is employed.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
The hunters are delighted to see such a
fine tracking snow.
Mrs. Walter Jackson and daughters, OF
jamestown, n. Y, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fulton.
The people of Redclyffe had a great
surprise and post card shower party for
Mrs. j. r. Cussins.
Miss Anna Fulton he's returned home
from jamestown, N. Y, where she has
been visiting her sister for some time.
"Uncle Sam" had serious time get.
ting to Msrienville with the mail Monday
of last week on account of snow drifts.
Harry Hotel was home from Yankee
Camp, Friday.
The Hottelville school is progressing
finely this winter with r. u. Henderson
in charge.
Miss Stella Hotel visited her friend
Miss Anna Fulton, over Sunday.
We are all waiting for our big fat tur
key Thanksgiving.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23
Infantile Paralysis.

In view of the fact that there have been
many cases of infantile paralysis the
country over, it will be well to pay at
tention to an authority which says: "Ifa
child has symptoms of la grippe, call
physician at once. If the child suddenly
falls in play and then complains of pain
IN the back and shows a slight fever, call
physician. You cannot afford to lose
any valuable time. Doctors do not know
for certainty whether the germ of the
disease is bred in dirt, bnt be on the safe
side and keep your premises absolutely
Clean" A medical expert in Cleveland
has announced to the public the follow
ing: "Infantile paralysis is communi-
Gated to the human system through the
membrane of the nose and throat; and it
is in kissing aud drinking that the great
est danger lies. Don't permit your child
rem to drink from public drinking cups.
Don't permit your children to be kissed
by playmates or strangers or friends, and
restrain your relatives. Use peroxide of
hydrogen continually as a nasal spray
and throat wash" So far as has been
discovered, the germ ofinfantile psrsly ysis
enters the system through the mouth or
nose, 1t is thought to be both infectious
and contagious. The germ makes its way
through the spinal column, eating away
the tissues of the nerves. This is the
early process of the disease during which
time the patient suffers intense pain.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23

THOSE who hold up Theodore Roose-
yelts new nstionaism" as bugaboo to
frighten the unthinking dare not quote
Roosevelts own definition oft, which is
this: "What mean by new nationslism
is the effective application of the old
moralities to the new conditions. Our
first duty is to see that in political and
industrial matters alike, there is no
special privilege. All that am trying to
do in political, social and industrial
matters is to make this land of ours more
ofs land where every citizen has square
DEAL" Is there ssingle thing wrong with
that sort of new nationalism? We think
not, and neither does the great mass OF
the American people, as you'll all wake
up some morning TO see.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23
tbraSkA.

T. D. Collins has returned from trip
to Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Thomson, of Tionesta, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wilbert Nc.
Keen.
Merton Klinestiver spent Sunday with
his father on Church Hill.
Mr.. Drake, OF Boston, Mass, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. VIM. Meyers was visitor in Tio.
nesta one day last week.
Samuel Preston and Merton Klinestiver
attended the pie social at Kiser school on
Friday evening, while Melvin Sibble at
tended the one at Blocher school on the
same evening.
James Weaver. of Lickingville, has
been doing some paper hanging at the
hotel during the past week.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23

THE following statement by Theodore
Roosevelt, his first comment since the
recent elections, will appear in the forth
coming issue of The Outlook. "On
every hand, personally and by cores
pondence, have been asked to make a
statement regarding the election. So far
as am concerned have nothing what
ever to add or to take away from the de-
claration of the principles which I have
made in the ossawatomie speech and
elsewhere east and west, during the last
three months. The fight for progressive
popular government has merely begun
and will certainly go on to triumphant
conclusion in spite of initial checks and
irrespective of the personal success oi
failure of individual leaders,"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23

THEY tell us the meat trust has an
nounced cut in the price of pork. To be
sure. Why nol2 Isn't this hog killing
time, when every farmer in the country
has hog or two to sell? Why shouldn't
the price be reduced by the trust? Now
If the Ice Cream Trust will announce
reduction in prices we may all be happy
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23

TAKING the Punxsutswney Spirits
view of the matter there is only one way
out of it: ut is extremely probable that
Woodrow Wilson is bigger man intel
leciuslly than Judson Harmon, but it
must be remembered that Harmon is an
Ohio man, and it immemorisl usage
counts for anything it is doubtful if it
would be constitutional to elect man to
the Presidency who does not reside in
Ohiou
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23

--Chsmberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets do not sicken or grippe, and may
be taken with perfect safety by the most
delicate women or the youngest child.
The old and feeble will also find them n
most suitable remedy for aiding and
strengthening their weakened digestion
and for regulating the bowels. For sale
by all dealers,