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The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

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ssa cent .o @-.a5lrtT. a2rr }5 70
eriva a.e a6u 1n IFS return
ts America lF55 n faui3et aeAagJ
.3l lo vi,f gagi1s aa5l I5to1
cturc4e4 g., 4yaw devnceatcM a2f
6s8rair5a,sr. ~. Il, Aa z~gagLlsa 90 aFa3
q cue Lutheran lorgrea w e. Eo9a
sock Va Hsr rstsr NIAleaDe y
oa}oyei the frtends1ig o. CeE. EEsh
gas1oa4 and vhel WIS Rey iEf.Fars
R v'aa isclar5a W~aaAl1Gu1h A.
trsctsd by the Cer.a-l&r arcaa
patriotism. Induced him % ssceEt
a9loaeI'g commission
Aflsy he had received h'a aaco
meli EuhlsuhsT look leave q ais
congregation ia q sermon ID 6lrl
a.tsr -qiOoQant,y dapicrira l&s wrcaae
a-,i7 country h4G suffered fyam Grsay
sr ,air. he exclaimed "'Hhers IS 2
.y3s for eli thiugs-s tlEoe tc preach
agG q time To prey; hut yharg Is also
s. ..l1a IN fgnt, and That ttnlo las nov
eens.' Then. p~r1uorncing t1e beae
diottcG. ae threw on hia gown. dis
glaglng q run military paGo-m Fro
eeeajgg 10 thu door of the cbarch, he
Z. the dung TO bsas eT recruits
~-o,lsS +, tngf his cong1 sgatton ra
5yaye naa sra 4 man Of ha wss 8
Trg s.stua " Gen. &Ghlsa-
which uuys3ie1 recently. sranda
20 this saH. lelc C.I4 If tba ai4F bell.
On tie base ne tha srotne .a g Rc7u5
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seattle gau Il n0ae5 for ne re
guitar is .nes Of ts towns ana -ae Ds
sg,iar ways Ia whjoa lbasa n1tlal
wore alta ne solua 2sa Iadila agnss
sono zrG OF olagslgsi white
Others bsyo srtstz $Eoui force 81 cir
cunstAnce8 or cbenee.
Oua town known al Dakeovau ea-ns
Dr. lie aauia 81 1y ca8Iiee. IN early
DAYS q FrenciEzan started fgum The
Da.ies. which taes TIA pame l8pa the
"Gnllaa or gails in tie Caiumh3a river
gifh a cargo cg foar for the at
Canon City another a1aa5
frri sc l0catiou TAe a be
weat into carp a sara @ aians
came .laDs an0 6gare rt 4 alutea
r7aabis to move tns eas cred
some rocks, built "a aeeH bahsa
MIA Gouc .ct0 bree 31 Waa
sold to PASSING ana Jewellers
siane tbe rFaiI q m nat than
% Rould otaeTzs1r8 sa TatasTaa As
a rasa. - thif aa t1wr
Witch oew atanis % faa ztto " the
vranean.ar g1. called Bake
Gwen
N4n,ea Z as found is ore.
qon org igaa, Esho. Bgz
and Apiq
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sos1ieFy. @53 aht5f Aa STREE
oonA@ alsi q ~ Z
jus. aa a55 AethsE SIS 1a2Fa DC
s@El1s @2e gFl s'Sa1
ard az pay 4ch i0'
'ha1f Ap. sfsI }s3 tl,e reg
my labt sst3ffs aSs1s &c 50 ~
Ga ss1ot 99sst eGeAi@ 10 ms =
. Eua n2" M 5s1tas 49, u
Z y'lo 1ai' c& -e ai2tls Sc
.st 1' anticipate &hY y
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King or TIE 00GO
Bachelor Of lBherit3 Thr0f
and WASH Estate.
10 Absolute NSa zgcF Over kizi5
~inhsbiting tfo ceoes Resting
Group q .sisnds--capitai
Has Population cf 7c0,

Iondop-Tts Majesty, sidney / Z
rev. King o. The Cocos Kee5h
~islaads, Il tn Ionaon engaged Gy
the adIninieG7ati3a 81 the affairs G
late klpG. his fetaer. whose estate g..
just hcan pioFeg az .la value q
$1,000. Gee es Ciusiye OF hts p7osrtI
10 the !slacls.
The new lizg received 2 repasea
tive a TIE In15n Laadee in tie a9
O Of q city Office IN NAilhaGi
avenue, scG conseaf@o to b. 3ni
p.ewea With a readiness tia b
~gnarksb'e, to say tie least *
tAe pert al g aigniHgS uaoaarc'I
KiaH Sidney is , tGll. spare sou
nan q about 81. So brown ss
heaeanpl, with high cheek AoDo
3l-0ss-crcpped block hair, g CT a.
trained nustache, and 8 sofs. c&r3
ing vote, He vas coiapsapsiy e..
FUSED = violating clothes o. Gr
and ga{elt Gather hsct4. An %
nous 81 fald EloWed upon the lt
Eager q liz t4g hand--a tswsl au
AS 0NtAS AL 4 aAAAH ASfS NSHA =
from his w9sch chain isEgiet 8 aaet
Of gold, struck III coUIeL ration
the discovery Of the Cocot Keel
Islands +. the early days Of tbs sew
ts.arh wtgry
cray ta SEA- a." said hia Gaiaa
pz)]ucl 3 an aromatic oigaretsb.
court receive hage IS quite n
clal. 5e3ure you At the royal ?
aca q Sew Selma It might De 6iR
emit re Wavoo ai} EGa1 d3
ar1 f. 4 Mr, Stacy Cilnies Il
ae ana vbsn z Sc; 80 Cccoa J Af
Is q.!.e enough o. Engalip to
j.s lifetime It's tFue ,a&t ~
ara 81. 1uua Z shall Re a kiug "
aJfa pLwe. shan mcs. mous1chs, ~
4 royal palace that cost 5 fostu@s
build. with G2y W. Java tc admit
Fl ms uwa way, ana nc uai0i,
CRY me
~ my k5ugd1n,' ,9nti1g@6 q
there als us3,her police =
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s best preparation Tor HE any
eoua man can have Wao, rom col
or high school, q oherwise, en-
no wider arena IF The worlds
lila Is q c~hurch-going h4ait such a
habft ~ ! gteadying foroa in lie ro1ng
mars nc. and brings aim pero lly
49, n.rtacf with The 0J1iftina ss
s,5eatsr Influences, dissesniaa ed
ft ~ tic church, which &c u make
er,tsDce Intellectually iu~telIisi0le and
noraglr vcrth while. Fsw youns men
IN IA Il terly to tie has WHO keen up
Tic caurch-going haoit-congregatjon-
allst.
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pbijade,,h Although the Pr
selnh's mjuf lined A 5000. 900 d
MES lest yea aa "@@s ol1oF m'ii
Ia years bato 4s Ne aVe.y q =
he little ecpI go SUI Is 4Ilsci
gnd Director 1s MINI George
Roberts esGm ; the big plant
make another VV'v"V tAis ys<I
Pennies. m6 "a Ahg otAer =.
OF cola disai from ctrcuia'
mysteriolsly. 1e government q,
rat mind coiriI them. for to Yield
fne oroe+. A ,n6 If Upper, cos
now about Ii 'Atf' vi MAKE one 4
lar ~ pennies
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parts Co results are said
have bsen aimed IN France 2
the feeding sugar 70 oTeFwof
Eres i've strain ana Co
oueat szhaos'An as a result q ~
rer, yoadg We ~lessenad IN those
-nsjs wafeb we're led Sugar d.
some lorgea sndere6 unit for sery
nv overyork we're restored 10 Dor
stren zth b. liberal nix IRE Of 81
with their f5a
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lnog- efs ryboiy tha course o.
Gad oy memorable lce LEG
q ia o thaIsa9d is fes @
the 10 no would care iol
ON
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= had a curious eEr "A na6 Ysstar-
day astd Farmer Con-. ass l.
'Whas was it?'
"a stranger came along ra 1id
NE funny story and di4ng ts7 .a ssl
me anything"
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

ExaEine carefully ever Dcs3e Il
CASFGRLA, a safe ana slc8 remedy tor
Infants and children, and So ia ~
Pears toe ~ ~@
Signature ofG&a E
IN Use For Over SO XsaF1
The Kind You Have AlN vs. 30l4ht
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VD
ma1 aelo,s s.aa sla- reign IN
Ialta, 5u-s aaa princes rule ~ tudE-
nent sud a Eaan Snail be a AIDING place
frcat tse wire, q covert from The tafl-
pest III aiveg 81 water ID e dr. place.
ao the BA dow ot q greet ra1g ia weary
lsaE -l2e'au tzL, e.
lhs so1G i5 jsaiah'a dream az d just
government "a king shan reign In
righteousnass s4d princes rule il
judgment, 1T ia remarkable that Lsa-
,ch's os.iasl conception OF the Mes
sienie reign IS e j4st government a
bling BIS Meesia. should be Who reigns
"a righteousness Isaia1's dream .
tho dream 81 ne ages. History "a iit-
1s more i1an a record oil 8 strug
gle lor Jus. government. A govern
uenl allowing equal Opportunities tor
Ell. glyiag every man 2 square deal.
mas been The desire Of ali peoples
aIen rant justice here and nov. More
tllaa ~beGeyo.snce e. charity map de-
usud llmpie justice,
N is doc lat8 row to seek 10 com-
pnsage mar Ror Injustice uers by the
Droeatas 81 Justice aStar they are dead.
sa4ltsr,s5s people bere Gre no long-
r eofut@rts4 by tho promise oi Isl
5iols ia hA sides. Hungry people are
40 ionesr compensated ton hunger
here ~ tbs premise Of eating bread
la Ghs Aa2dom af God, Men demand
justice aea ana tua dream az mil
lions az hearts is for the just govern
nent sbich isaah fores@w.
Tho 1ez. gives a. Iaai4h's eoncep-
tion q It'd fountain force of society.
"A man snail be sa s. hidiag place from
tn9 wind man. Society Il com
posed of an aggregation "a ir49tduais
ard no scheme for social bettefnlent.
IA worth whiia watch Las gos, 9TH
er than the Improvement of the h
acteE Of individual men. Tho togQLain
force d government end 3eictg IS the
individual A. man shal oa "a an
hitting place from she vnlT-s man
The word masses 8ss nor IN the Vc-
ea0ulAry OF the Christ He Cid not saek
20 reach men G n 9lasAa, Aa simed
st the p~ersonai chara5ter q .adlyid-
nal men and Hcma-
Bl.grirts,ry waa epch ID .rilvts
nah ma N ! p t1sd gorYau weary "A
her o 10 4 confused seeker by
u The saul tctsl q Ms three
r crr WIS he tgaiDiDg oE q 11it
! r7,r, i-aly9arsI msa -a
nr.a oil. r.e,rty Ia .hr :,.as
D.. a.7alaa pjsseguira al.
:~g d.sv~t.rte v.eIth ID what
b-i9 er, e baya dora ro-o.gg
-an, \, IS .ty uuen g5r aara
IN lila Uttered ea personal
Oh, .,e~ n ~.t..s,a, man and Won.
IL WY ~,o.trrsfr
~. ~ r.aab r8y III. 4
li ssr rs .n
-e,t .gts-, rrrtraf MI d
NV
rb -.s N.
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It'll
r.,
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t" - 9''
-t'' $40 A
s s-,N- Del.
ne ,u12
PER la3 "a g.
-A
rr saTr Eli, A. a~tbaI "
Tie drfe 4se0 ra Cd -ae lgs.
7 varr II frs great vgef a neha38
gass aio taa rgs es he
had seeu a9..e aarzs rl .s ga.u
t--r.s -'aiar -le o. z
comm atf.- Good r.ra IA c,--..
se~ uan ,-r -.rsaf the -.Hf.Ity
1lsnuag5 tia weak cha 4 Ira.ec IVA.
era the faartira inspired lay nan ghaH.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-11-11

What Murine Eye RsFaedy Does ~
yhe Eyes IS to Refresh, Cleanse.
strengthen and sdmuI.ie Heaithfu4
Circulation Promoting N1rmal CoEdi
dora Try Murine In 7l}.r Eyes
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Il onen nave been X, lew 70 Glaze
herds Tor IT, PURPOSE Of rg3rg %
SIZE K score J1y a. qac1 i-.,
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Sss~a@a-=-"-~"HSae r~S w. 'FH +aG ~
Mrs. Auc-8T Y 1sf1aa.Ab7-. lie 7ol-
f1eoaer t1,r4ffo7 AFos5l5s
Now Drleals, la II years j SUI
fered from E arc female troU lea.
Til4ly Z gas eclGual - ny bea and
{h5 dcct0r said IN o~D3c2t.ol ra9T 3ea
sary. I 3aYe lYat i. Ein dan Il
atable C3mpJa a q rial and
wss saved from il operation Nrs
my u. ROT n / XaIlefe0 st. New
O1l&IE Ia,
Thlr, YaaYf % nDar2uelsd g3cces8
ccrfgA the ucwr { Iydia (. Fink
hams Y3g.t5 Jle 19rp3ymi 70 cure
fsnls'a d3stasea. rest volume Of
unsoIici. I'd Fast uouf eCns52rE pour
ing IN Fror siY9ly 5ba9 Lydia
e. LArf sn'g .getalla Compound Is
2 yena kable remedy for those DIS
gr4aetAe feminine lis rom which SO
mary wopo6u suf3y
III yog. wau. UeciaI advice about
scue rage Z rise b. BIS &iukban5
~ KyUn, HAS, He as17ioe is
fF9t E3G always helpful
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SAVED
FROlI AI
OPERATION.
1YEgdIaE II liz
y eeeahla Ln-1n1al.l.

y'a For O. FPS
81 a'a " :
IT olf Te7 -
sjl@ Gown
yay& lN Da b s JOS
beol che ard
Ass 2 tn s The IL o
3r wanted Ia as5
Q other 81 W Il
u.l ook LYdi9eak
rhh5m' Ye5
/ g Coulpo md ana
7 q g, entirely cured
lot mg f:ogbjos
-- ~
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
B.. R. & E. HEARING
Business Interests Of Buffalo Unani
hously Demand the Proposed
New Line

Need of competing railroad that
will cross New York state from Buff
falo to Albany was crystalized for
the public service commission al
its Buffalo, Rochester and Eastern
hearing al Buffalo in the testimony
of Truman Smith of the Contact Pow
er company. Mr.. Smith showed how
the Central offers lower rates to
cities and towns where other lines
also extend than ii does to non.com.
petitive points.
The fact that competition reduces
rates was brought out as one shipper
after another related instances OF de-
LAYS between Buffalo and Eastern
points in shipments over the Central,
which is the principal opponent to
the application of the Buffalo, Roches.
ter and Eastern for permit to build
its line. They favored the b., r. and
e. project.
Hundreds Of business men, in per-
son and through their associations ap.
paaled to the commission to allow the
nav railroad TO be constructed point
ing out the great necessity of better
shipping facilities out of Euftalo.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
CHEAP NEW YORK FARMS
Ways ard Means Discussed to Attract
Imnriqrants to Rural Sections.

At a meeting of the New York Re-
publican members in congress ar
rangements made for meeting In
New York on April 20 to discuss the
unused and partly used farms OF New
York state and the scarcity OF farm
laborers were approved.
In addition to the New York state
representatives there will be present
at the meeting President Brown and
other presidents or representatives of
New York railroad systems. leading
bankers Of New York city, Secretary
Of Agriculture Wilson, Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor Nagel, Super
intendent Raymond H. Pierson of the
New York state agricultural depart
ment, Charles Larmon. head of the
state immigration bureau and promi.
nent grangers. Presidents of boards
Of trade in cities and villages along
the lines of the. principal railroads
also will he invited
The purpose Of the meeting, 1t is
said, will be to attract attention to
the fact that the farm lands are the
cheapest in the country today.
Ways and means will be devised
10 attract desirable immigrants to
abandoned und unused farms in the
state.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
CANOElST BROWNS
While Changing Places Two Men Are
Thrown Into River, Que Losing
HE ife

Pittsburg. April 12.-While attempt
ing to change positions in Il canoe in
which he was rowing with his broth
er.in-law, Ernest NJ Johnson of 1923
Fleury street, William Knipe, aged II,
of No. ! Lyman street, Williamsburg.
vas drowned in the Allegheny river,
near the filtration plant at Aspinwall,
At $3.50 p. m. the two men went to
the boathouse of ]. C. Hahn, at AS
pinwail aI,d asked to hire canoe.
When they We're about twenty feet
from the shore. opposite Ross tower,
James Manning, chief engineer at the
filtration plant, saw Knipe get up to
change his position. Almost immedi-
ately the boat was overturned and
both men were thrown into the water.
Johnson managed to get hold of the
canoe, but Knipe who could not
SWIM sank.
Persons on the bank who had wit
ressed the accident secured boats and
rescued Johnson A search was i'm.
mediately made for Knipe's body, but
up until late hour last night it had
not been recovered. At the place
where the accident occurred the Tiv-
er is about fifteen feet deep and full
of sand holes where dredge boats
took out material for the filtration
plant. Knipe was employed as clerk
in the Westinghouse works in East
ittsburg
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
ONLY MALE CLERKS WANTED
Baltimore and Ohio Will Hire No
More Women For Railroad Work.


The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
mas decided to hire no more women for
railroad work. 1t has been decided
that duties in a railroad office can be
handled better by men and boys. The
women who are already on the pay
rolls, it is stated. will he retained as
long as they desire to held their po-
sitious, or so long as they can do the
work for which they were4 hired, but
once they leave their places will be
taken by men.
This new condition has been made
public through the rejection of sew
eral women who applied here for po-
sitcns. They were told that an ex-
ccutive order had gone into effect
all over the system prohibiting the
future employment of woman on the
road.
II has Deen roughly estimated that
80 per cent more work can be gotten
from the average young man stenog-
rapher than from a girl in the same
position and that the work was more
carefully handled. The same thing
applies to other departments.
In the employ of the Baltimore and
Ohio there are many women operators
who came in during the strike of two
years ago The executive order Is
understood to make special mention
of these women. for they must be TAX
on care Of.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
THOMAS F. WkLSH DEAD
Made Millions In Mining; Was King
Leopold's Partner.

hsCOPOlS
Thomas F. Walsh, the Colorado
mine owner, died at his home in
Washington Friday night. Mr.. Walsh
had been i'll for more than six months
with heart trouble that followed an
attack of pneumonia.
When II was found Mr. Walsh was
not improving in Texas he was
brought hack to his beautiful home
in Washington.
Mr. Walsh moved to Washington in
1879 and his home there is one of the
show places Of the capital. "Clonmel,
his estate in Colorado just outside OF
Denver. is one Of the finest country
places in America.
Mr.. Walshs wealth has been vari
ously estimated at from Sl0,000,O ,OOO
to $4O,000,0O0. His daughter married
Edward Mclean, a son of John R.
;IcLean, the publisher Mr.. Walsh
was a partner of the late King Leopold
Of Belgium, and at me time of the
kings death was one of the few men
In this country to come forward with
a statement III his behalf The pres
cnt King of Belgium only recently
presented to Mr.. Walsh's little grand
son solid gold cradle.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
Thursday.

United States circuit court Of ap-
peals at Cincinnati upholds the con.
viction of five alleged bucketshop op.
orators.
Theodore Roosevelt, says a dis
patch from Rome, cancels the recep-
tion planned to be held at the Ameri.
can embassy.
The Peruvian consul at GuayaQuil,
Ecuador, left for Callao. The Ameri.
can consul has taken charge of Peru.
Wan interests.
Bertram B. Spencer, known as a
respectable clerk, is held as the slay.
or of Miss Martha B. Blackstone at
Springfield, Mass.
Canada fears that low grain
freights from Buffalo to the Atlantic
seabOard will divert the st. Lawrence
route shipments via Montreal
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
Tuesday.

A street named for Theodore Roose-
welt is inaugurated at Porto Maurizio,
Italy.
Manufacturing jewellers are kept
busy supplying the demand for orna.
ments of Chantecler design.
Rev. Frank Skala, mission preach
er, was shot down and killed by a
demented Slav at Woods Run, a
Pittsburg suburb.
Baseball claimed its first victim OF
the 1910 season in the death in New
York of l1-year.old Rulof Ruling who
was struck on the head by pitched
ball
The supreme court of the United
States has reassigned for argument
the cases of the United States against
the American Tobacco company and
the Standard Oil compaLy,
J. c. Mars in a Curtiss biplane az
the Memphis aviation meet lost CON
troll of his machine, which crashed
down on an automobile, but without
lniurine any one seriously.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
Saturday.

Peru is eager for war with Ecuador,
$1,000 volunteers being recruited in
Lima and a detachment being de-
spatched to the frontier.
Clarence Hewlett, wanted in con-
nection with the theft of Mrs. F. II.
Bugher's jewels in Washington, is
captured with $4,000 in gems in his
pockets.
Washington reports that President
Taft may delay appointment to the
supreme court in order to prevail upon
Governor Hughes to accept the vacan-
cy caused by the death of Justice
Brewer.
A suit was started at Rochester
against the executors of the late
Frank Conger by his foster-daughter
for an accounting for $4,000 Frank
Conger recovered for death of her
parents on railroad.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
BURGLAR SLAIN WITH CLUB
Reddy Gallagher, Notorious Crook,
Meets Death In Philadelphia.

hSJNJ SdlldJtSi, NSbOi lOuS N'OONt
Meets Death In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, April 12.-James, alias
"Reddy" Gallagher, notorious burg
lar with long prison record, was
killed with n club after a desperate
struggle by a householder whose
home he had attempted to enter.
Samuel Zeanquenian of 2941 North
Third street was awakened shortly
after midnight by his wife, who said
man was trying to get into a neigh
boris house. Looking out Zeanquen-
ian saw the man in a yard several
doors away. Hastily dressing himself
he vent to his cellar and picked up a
long heavy club.
BY this tine the intruder, failing
to effect an entrance in the other
house, had appeared at Zeanquenian's
cellar window Running in his back.
yard Zeanquenian sprang at the
stranger and a desperate struggle en-
sued. The burglar managed to Sc.
cure posse ession OF the club. but be.
fore he could use it Zeanquenian
closed in on him and recovered the
weapon.
The burglar then ran to the street
followed by Zeanquenian, who. swing
ing the club, struck the intruder with
such force as to fracture his skull.
The burglar died soon after being
tak%n to n hospital.
General Office detectives identified
the body at the morgue as that Of
James Gallagher alias Henry Wal.
ter" alias William Walter" alias
John Hannigan," a notorious burg
lar, who since his first conviction in
1897 has served four terms for burg
larry. Zeanguonian was held to wait
action of the coroner.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
Friday.

Canada will begin soon the coinage
of silver dollars. At present the
largest Canadian silver coin is half
dollar.
The Albany assembly ways and
means committee tables the Dana
resolution for general investigation OF
charges of legislative corruption.
Mayor Robert of Orleansville, in AL
geria, was shot dead in a duel with
NJ. Hoube, a rival candidate for the
French chamber of deputies. Robert
did not fire.
The Gerhardt concurrent resolution
proposing an increase of salaries
from $500 per year to $4,000 for SEN
ators and $4,000 for members of as
sembly passed the senate at Albany.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
Monday.

Governor Crothers of Maryland We
toes the bill disfranchising the ne
groes.
Government report OH winter wheat
places the condition at figure lower
than for more than Ave years.
Attorney General Wickersham in a
speech at Chicago, reads the "insurg-
ents" out of the Republican party.
Well.known New York milk dealers
declare physicians and their families
do not use pa jteurized milk, but pre-
fer the product in its pure raw state.
Land claimants, in suit to enjoin in
terror department against carrying out
order adverse to them, allege Secre-
tary Ballinger was their attorney,
which he denies.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
ABERNATHY WANTS DIVORCE
Famous v. S. Marshal Charges Deser
ton and Neglect of Duty.

Guthrie. okla, April l2.-John Aber-
nathy, United States marshal famous
as man who catches wolves alive
with his hands, and is a personal
friend and guide of former President
Roosevelt who appointed him mar.
shall, has filed suit for divorce from
his child wife AT Oklahoma City. He
has a four-weoks.old babe
Abernathy's grounds are desertion
and neglect Of duty Mrs. Alternately
is about go years old, the daughter
of James Puryince, a wealthy farmer
living near Guthrie she eloped with
Ahornathy and they were married in
Oklahoma City in June two years
ago His first wife died year prior
10 hat date.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
FARM TRAIN TO CROSS STATE
College of Agriculture to Show Model
Cow and Other Exhibits.

To educate the farmers Of the state
in what can be done with an ordinary
COW by careful breeding, the profes-
sors of the state college of agricul-
ture at Cornell will take one of the
forty bovines now quartered at the
college barns on the hill along with
them on 9 farm train that is about to
cross the state on the Buffalo, Roches-
ter and Pittsburg railroad.
The COW will occupy quarters in the
exhibition car and at every stop will
be brought forth to show the virtue
there is in breeding properly even
the most ordinary species.
Other exhibits will include spraying
apparatus for protecting fruits and
good and bad laying hens. A corps
Of professors will be in the next car
to see that the COW behaves properly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-13
PRISONER WRITES POEM
Sentiment Brings Recommendation
For Parole.

Steubenville. o., April 2. - Harry
Schaffer Of Pittsburg. who is serv.
ing a six months term in the Stark
county wOrkhouse at Canton tor a rob.
berry committed in this city, has been
recommended for parole by the pris
on management Schaner's term will
expire April q.
The reason for recommending the
parole is a sentimental poem written
by Schalfer since his incarceration,
"A Convicts Dream Of Home, Sweet
Home 1t contains II verses. The
poem reviews the convict's early life
and tells about his childhood days and
his home life. Sohaifer was arrested
for the robbery Of Carrie Thomas,
formerly of Pittsburg, who came to
this city some months ago,