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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

oerbte Matur bes Meniden ober
itraubt ii@ gegen sen @eborlam unb
miu BON Sunoe uno 2ei6enldaft nidt
laiien. 60 fangt ser Meni9 5uerit
an, gegen @ottes Ste0bertreterin auf
groen, Sic beilige Stride, cine gleid=
giiltige ooer feinolide Stedung ein8u-
nebmen. ga beiBt es Damn: n9ie 60
DIE miro nidt 10 gefabrlid iein, mie
es Don Ser &an5el einem borgepreoigt
miro" Na6 fur5er 3eit bort man fol-
DIE 9erte al1d iagen: ugs lit nidt
einn1al mabr, mas 0iele @eiitliden uno
Sic Stride lebren." @as mo eben
nidt germ fat, 0as glal1bt man aud
nidt aerne. Sic 9eioenidaft madit
unb nit ibr sic M%bneigutg gegen Sic
Stride. Stride bin, Stride ber!" unb
MIR gar 5at balo beiBt es aud: u@ott
FIN, @ott ber!" 50 fommt mon
I'M SEN @laube11, neil man sic @naoe
oes @laubens bon iid itoBt.
Stol5 un6 @odm11tb lit Johann oas
5meite gerpobnlid)e @inoerniB gegen
sic @irfiamfeit ser @laubensgnaoe.
~SSbr meroet iein uie @ott", ipra6 Sic
Sdlange i'm Haraoieie gu gpa. uSbr
ieio mie @ott", preoigt beute cine TO-
qenannte @iiienlhaft Dor fleinen uno
groBen s6iilern. rGuer- @eritano,
eure @ernunft lit @ott; mas ibr nidt
erfennt, mas ibr nidt .iebt, oas lit
nidts, bas miiBt ibr nidt glauben.
|9arum fort nit Sem @laltben an cine
seele, an eite,1 @ott, an cine etpige
gergeltung int Senieits! 0as iim
Mltmeiber= Marden, untpiiroig zines
Mannes in Ser beutigen 3eit!" so
ipreden aber MIR flei1lide @eiiter;
.0agegen ~6ie @roBen ser @iiien=
idoft", mie ser proteitantiide Sdrift=
teller Glauoius iagt, roieie iteben ne
ben Mltar un6 &an3el nit Sem Suite
in ser @ano. @as Sen SUIT auf Sem
&opfe uno bodmiitbig sic Naie riimp<
feno, an &an5el uno MItar porbeioefi=
lirt, SOS fin6 Ieidte Eruppen." 9a-
rum &rteg Sem StoI5 l1nb ser 2eiben-
idaft; bagegen eifriees @ebet INN Be-
mabrltng ser @luubensgnaoe! 6. 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
@Ianbe,t 1T @mao<.

8enn MIR 10 nad0enfen iber Sic
@riiroe, marlm mir an @ott, an sic
uniterbIi9feit Ser SeeIe, an sic Sole
ujm. glallben; un6 tpenr1 uns Mnes 10
i%iber5eugeno, 10 ielbitberitdnoli@ er-
ideir1t, mie oas 2idt 11rb Die @arme,
Die liebe Come ant 9immel
orober nlisitrabf, uno ner1n mir %.
gegen binidauen auf 6ie &un6erte
uno Gauienoe bon gebiloeter Med11.
l1er11, uelde Sen 5onnenitrubl Der
Babrbeit nidt ieben, melde tros Der
iiber5eugenofften gernulnftgriinoe nidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

ser 1reue gegen @ott mnr5elt unlere
Treue gegen ieglide BON @ott geleste
Mutoritat, Uni ere 1reue aud gegen
Cure Maieitdt. Seine 1reue fanm fe=
lter lein als iene. Sic in 8ottesfurdt
uno @eligion begriinoet 1T. eurer
Majeltat d)riitlider uno gerefter
sinu maiden es uns leidt, nut Der
@eiinnung iolher Greue au6 Die @e-
1innl111q marn1er 2iebe nnb &erebrung
aeqeu sic erbabene Nerlon grrer 0fo=
ieItdt su perbinoen. Moge Der al=
madtige Soft Cure Maieltat nod
piele Satire in glid= uno iegensreiher
Reaierung Sem beutiden @aterlaroe
erbolten." = SIN Selegramm an ben
gr5ber5og grnlt 2l1omig bon Sel1e11
Mrs ser a0nigliden @obeit in 2lebe
rno Ireue eeoadt, ebrfur4tspoQer
SuloigungsgruB %entboten n11o 5u Dem
Mamadtigen geflebt, ooB er Sic So
nialide @obeit un0 oeren games
.@aus gum 5egen oes 5eilenlonoes
beldiite, bepabre uno erbalte.
gead0em iooann 8eridyt iiber Die
1batigfeit oes 3entralfomites int
lebteu Sabre e%rltattet NOR, muroe our
Gntgegennabme ser Nntrage geldrtt=
ton SIN eritpr Gtene mur6e ser Mn=
trag sur romiiden 6rage perlelen ur1o
begrii11oet, morauf Sic Ser iammlung
folgenoe gntlhlteBung annobm: ~9te
So. Notwithstanding Ser &atbo=
Iifen 1eutldlan6s bringt SEM 9etlt=
qen Gater IN &om, Eapit StuS K,
ibre ebrfur6tspouite <lbtgung oar.
@egeniiber Sen 5ablrei6en S6mabun=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

re beiiben. So, lieben mir uniere
Stride, pie uniere Mutter. Sdma6
iibtroos @inb, peI9es nidts iibrig bat
fiji feline Mr,tter. 5bma6 iber ben.
8atbolifen, Ser nit faltem Screen 5nr
Stride gebort. 8iidof Emanuel ruff
@ud, liebe Manner, gu: 2iebet Cure
Stride. Der groBe @iidof Fat fdpere
Sample ourd5umaden gebabt. Man
bat lid 11idt anoers gu belfen getpubt,
aIs @eiete gu maiden, um ibn binter
.54loB unb &iegel iesen 5u fonner1.
SIN elm @ort bon &etteler m0dte i'd
@l,9 nod erinnern: Ct REF: &utbo=
lifen Deutidlanos, ieib einig, einig,
einig! @anganbaltenoer 8eifaW.
San ertbetlte Ser 8ii9of Ser fnieen=
sen Ser ammlung Sen Segen.
s. folgte ioba,1n als Steiner &ei@s=
tagsabgeoroneter Sreiberr bon Sert<
ling, melher Sic &etteler-@ eoadtniB=
reoe bielt; er ihil0erte 6as 2eben uno
@irfen seq 8ildofs bon &etteler ols
zines Mannes, oelien iid beute Die
oeutld)en &atbolifen in %oqnfbarer Ser
ebrung erinnern, uno 6eiien 8orbilo
ibnen Elm Mabnruf iein miro, menr
es gilt fir sic &edte Ser Stride, ibrer
Mutter, ein5utreten. Mittlerpeile
mar ein Acknowledgment oes &ai<
iers eirtgetroffen, bas alio lantet: Sd
hobe Sic freun0lide 8egriibung ser in
Maina %perlammelten 0eutiden &atbo-
lifer gerne entgegengenommen uno
oanfe beitens fir SEN Mus0rud treuer
grgebenbeit. ge5. 8ilbelm r.. Nad=
oem Damn nod peri6ie0ene 8egri-
Bungstelegramme perleie EN- maren, err
bielt @iidof 81. 6aulbaber bon spe=
per bas @ort, 1pel6er borerit Sen
@ruB Ser 8iidofe 8aperns un0 ipe=
5ien Sen @ruB bes baperil@en @na=
6enortes Mltotting iiberbradte uno
|6ann in Ser @eoanfentpelt bes Set
telertages iber Brieiter un0 @olf in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Mandje lcibenbe Traa

arbeitet li9 in 59mer5en our@ ibre
goaesarbeiten, Ieiben6 bon &idenmeb,
4opfmeb, Merb5iitat, appetitlofigfeit
uns @dlafloiigfeit uno meiB nid3t,
0aB ibr @ranfbeiten berifammen bon
Mieren. uno 8la(enbei9mer0en. 6olep
Mierenpinen befreien raid bon
5dmers uno gIeno uu15 geben prompt
@eIunobeit unb 5tdrfe 5urid. Seine
Grau, meIde 10 lei6et, fann es er'
m0gliden, iiber Solep MierenpiQen
binpcg5ui6auen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

qlauben, - oann modten mir mobl
mand,mal sic &dnoe iiber Sem Sept
5uiammeni9lagen uno ausrufer "Sa,
um's @immels mtuen, mie fann es
pernunftig 6enfenoe Manner geben,
sic 10 I'M nnglauben perbarrenY Wa-
rum benn nimmt nidt ieoermatn Die
les selbitper itanolide ebenlo an, ple
mir, mie Iouienoe Miaionen anoere
es annebmen?" Sen S9liiiiel CUR
2oiung 6ieles &dtbiels bietet Ser ein=
fade. fur5e gat 6es &atedism1S:
v@louben lit @laube, lit ein @el@enf
@ottes." 9aB es 10 1T, ergibt lid tlar
aus SEN @orten Selu: "Miemano
fam gu Mir fommen g. /. an @fid
gloube1l ii@ 6ur4 SEN @lal,ben Mir
sumenoen), penn es ibm nidt BON
meinem @ater gegeben it,"
:. ga liegt nun ober sic SdluBfolge<
rung nabe: u@lio baben biejenigen7
tpel6e nidt glal1ben, bom lieben 8ott
sic @raoe nidt erbalten uno fin0 oa=
rum nidt id1l0 on ibrem %l1nglauben.
s(nein oieie SdluBfolgerung mare to-
tol perfeblt. Gs lit ndmli@ ausoriid-
lide 2ebre unierer beiligen &eligion,
oaB @ott alien Menl6en Sic CUR gr-
reidung ser epigen Seligfeit GENT
genoe @naoe, olio Dor Mllem sic @lau.
bensgnaoe ertbeilt. 9enn r@ot min,
oaB one Meniden ielig meroen uno
our grfenntniB ser @abrbeit gelan-
gen." idreibt ser fl. Bal1las. Gs
feblt 6emna4 beim Meniden; ct iebt
eben Ser @irfiamfett ser BON @ott
angebotenen @naoe @in0erniie emit
|gegen. Mamentlid finoet ser nnglau=
BE in 5lpei l1riaden feline @rfldrmg,
ndmli9: entpeoer in Ser unge5igelten
@enuBiudt, DEFENDERS ser 5leiides-
luit, ooer 6ann i'm unbdnoigen Stol5
oes Observation-Disclosures. reber Sen En-
lteren Hunft ma9t Elm Sbrift1teuer
folgenoen i6arfen, aber iebr be5eid-
nen6en Musipru@: ~@em id einen
gegen &eligton unb Stride mettern
bore, Damn 6enfe i9 bon ibm irnmer,
oaB ct oos 6. un6 Z. @ebot nidt &c.
boIten." Gtpas 4ebnlides miro bonn
beriibmten Gbateubriano er3dblt. Ser
jeIbe batte eires Cages ale berporra.
genoen ungldubieen Sdriftftener BOT,
&aris UNI iid beriammelt. .Meine
Serren," iaete er gu ibnert, lid er-
laube mir, Sbnen cine Groge nor3l,-
Iegen. Mnttuorten sic mir auf Sbre
gbre uno SIR @etuiffen: Biirben sic
ridt insgeiammt Ben Mutb baben,
glaubig gu iein, tpenr fie Ben Mutb
bdtten, feui4 gu Ieben?" ~ anes
idpieg, einige Idd,elten, aber ,tie.
m1aro anttportete .geein." @ott Ser
g%luerbeiIigfte bebarrt al1f ser 8efol-
gurg ieiner @ebote art6 beorobt Die
11ngeboriaine11 nit Strafe; Die ber-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31


&arfon's @thidt ein Gselttin.
Son @ep. stuberrpou, anifon, So.
gum 9obe Ser Dr. Sings Menen Sc.
benspinen.
They're such a health neces-
sity,
In every home these pills should
be.
If other kinds you've tried in
vain,
USE DR.KING'S
And be we'll again.
Sour 25t in MoIitors apotbefe.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08
Game and Fish Laws Not Printed.

Section 6567 of the law relating to
the protection of fish and game requires
that the State Game and Fish Com
missioner shall cause to be published
in pamphlet form, for general distribu-
ton, the laws relating to game, birds
and fish. Chapter 90 of the Revised
Statutes prescribes that all printing re-
quired by state departments shall be
done by the public printer on the order
of the Commissioners of the Public
Printing, known as the Public Printing
Board, and composed of the Secretary
of State, State Auditor and State Treas
urer. The usual proceeding of the
State afficers is to deliver an order for
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

of the State Board of Equalization.
The exact figures upon no class oi
public service property can be had yet
for the reason that they have not been
complied. most of the railroads will
escape without any increase. The
Burlington will be increased upon some
of its lines.
The big telephone companies the
Kinloch and the Bell and Missouri and
Kansas, the latter two parts of one
general holding corporatin, will get
pretty stiff increase. Members of
the Public Utilities Commission of St.
Joseph appeared before the State Bo-
ard asking that an increase be made
upon the properties of the Missouri and
Kansas Telephone Company.
The pulic service corporations were
assessed last year at SITS, $780, 1882.
The total taxable valuation upon this
class of property this pear will be in
excess of $780, 100000 according to
report.
Railroads were assessed last year at
$125, ,e5O,565; street and interurban
lines at $34.793,924; bridges at s.,
906, 900; telegraph lines at $8,O75,
161. The Bell Telephone alone was
raised 81, ,227273.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08


acres pf heavily timbered land within
two miles of Pinetop, and bought an
addition of 100 acres in sec D., T 81,
R, d. Nor would he fail to note what
is doing in reference to the dam on
White river, nor the proposed extension
of the trolley from Ava down Beaver to
Forsyth or Hollister nor that of the
Frisco from Chadwick. He will keep
his eye peeled" to every occurrence
within his district that may interest any
one of the readers of the paper, no
matter how small or insignificant.
Your Boston Correspondent, ]. E. Bur
bank.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08
A Few Hints For Your Correspondents.

If were a correspondent I would
state mong other things that Mr..
Spence, on the Root farm, was one of
the progressive farmers who raised 40
bushels of oats and the same of corn
to the acre on bench land by selecting
the best seed and keeping the soil in
good trim by a rotation of crops; that
also he had set out nearly 1000 fruit
trees and small fruits this season; that
as soon as his crop is laid by he intends
to inclose his orchard with woven wire
fence, reshingle his barn and add a
room and porch to his present house.
Every change should be noted. Every
sale of farms, all new corners. all inn
provements in roads or pixies, and what
ever the neighbors are doing. Who
has the largest orchard and what it real
lied; what new mineral prospects are
discovered, and all things that pertain
to the moral and physical welfare of
the county should be noted and COM
unicated. The up-to date correspon
dent will not fail to report the progress
of John Hutton in his peach enterprise,
or Mr.. Lingenfelter in regard TO the
mineral development. He will state
the time that Mr. Johnson has sold 240
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08
Proper Feeding Of Young Foals

BY E. A. Trowbrdge, Assistant Professor
of Animal Husbandry, College of
Agriculture, University Of
Missouri.

What to feed is very important
question for consideration in feeding
young foals. The food given should
be of such character as to supply ma
terial for making bone and muscle. 1t
is not fat that we desire in a young
horse, but rather growth-that is, de-
velopment of frame and muscle
throughout.
AS yet, oats is recognized as the
standard horse feed the country over,
and should constitute the basis of the
ration for both the foal and the mare.
AS a ration upon which to start foals,
crushed oats and bran mixed together
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

state treasury, have been liberal con
tributors. They cannot bear all the
expense of such a contest, nor any
considerable part of it. The Demo
cratic State Committee assumed the
expenses for CAN'T, Timmonds and
Gass. Republicans must sustain their
State Committee in meeting the cost
of defending their elebted candidates.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

Then until weaving time, oats, bran,
corn, grass and mothers milk Consti-
tute q very efficient ration. The corn
may be omitted entirely without de-
preciating the value of the ration, but
its comparatively low cost warrants
its limited use.
The amount of feed is d question
which needs very little discussion
Grain in the aforementioned proper
tions. placed where the foal may eat
at will, has been found to give salts
factory results. Even while sucking,
they will learn to eat three pounds
or more of the mixture per day. The
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

St. Louis, May 2o.-The final tab
ulalion of the recounted vote of St.
Louis and St. Louis county will go
this week to the supreme court from
the election board and county author
tiles. 1t shows larger proportionate
vote for judges Brown and Kennish and
Superintendent Evans than the orig
inal official countshowed. The only
possible way their Democratic contes-
tants can further stay in court is by an
effort to show that a large percentage
of the vote cast in St. Louis was lille
gal. That cannot be shown through
the supreme court Comnissioner can.-
at great expense, examine individual
voters to ascertain whether they were
qualified to vote. That done it must
then be shown for whom such voters
cast their ballots. Such an intermin-
able investigation will prolong the con-
tests and burden the contestees with
heavy expense. So far the Democrats
have utterly failed to show fraud or any
evidence by which to sustain a single
allegation made in there petitions when
they filed their contest suits. The
proceedings have been expensive to
both sides, but particularly so to the
Republican State Committee, which
has in hand the defence of the Re-
publican contestees. Any further pro-
ceedings in these contests will clearly
indicate the purpose of the Democrats
to persecute the elected Republicans,
as they know they cannot prove fraud
or a dishonest election. Enough evil
dence was produced in the Legislature
and congressional conterts and in the
recount of votes to show conclusively
that the election in St. Louis was hon
estly conducted and that Brown, Ken
nish and Evans were elected by ma
jorities much greater than those OF
Democratic State officials who were a
corded their Offices withour contest
after the election of 1908. The peo-
pie of the State surely will not be de-
ceived by the tactics of the Democrat
ic politicians and lawers who are pro-
noting the contests of CAN'T, Tim
monds and Gass, Democratic nominees
who were honestly defeated in 1910
and who ought to have submitted to
the will of politicians who were mad
and sceptical because their plans to
poll big vote in St. Louis through the
tactics they had always employed were
frustrated by the careful work of
an election Board election crooks from
corrupting ballot.
The Republican State Committee
has never faltered in defending the
intere ;ts of Judges Kennish and Brown
and Evans and Weightman, who were
made the standard bearers of their par
ty by the Republican voters of the
State and are entitled to all the party
can do to sustain their titles to Office.
Able attorneys have handled the con-
test cas- IS without receiving a dollar in
pay for their services, so far, though
estopped from their salaries from the
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08
Golden City Reunion.

The dates this year for the Golden
City Reunion, are Augnst2 8 4.
Come and camp on the ground the en-
tire three days of solid enjoyment and
pleasure. The beautiful park, splen-
did water and the excellent order that
has been maintained at former reunions
has caused thousands to attend the
Golden City Reunion in past years and
they will do so this year. Splendid
orators will deliver addresses each day
and there will be attractions of all kinds.
This will be by far the biggest and
best reunion ever held in the south
west. Those desiring privileges
should address the Privilege Commit
tee of Reunion, Golden City, Missouri.
w. C. John, A. E. Watson.
Sec'y. Pres.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

with a little salt will be satisfactory.
AS the foal grows, the crushed oats
may be changed to whole oats, and
small amount of ground corn added.
A ration of corn and oats, one-half
each by weight, does well, but the
bran helps regulate the digestion.
They relish the whole oats, as will be
evidenced by the fact that the bran
will be frequently found remaining
after the oats have been eaten. The
only objection to whole oats for young
foals is that they are not so easily di
gested as crushed oats. If the mares
and foals are running on pasture,
there will be no need Of roughage.
but If they are kept up, little green
feed, clover or alfalfa hay put where
the foal can eat it at his leisure will
be helpful.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

authorized by law to the pub
lie printer, in turn reports it to the
Printing Board and gets the sanction
of that board for It's execution.
Complying the law above quoted
(Section 6s67 of the Revised Stasutes)
Hon. Jesse A. Tolerton, State Game,
and Fish Commissioner, prepared in
March, the laws relating to the pro-
lection of game and fish, including new
sections and amendments enacted by
last legislature. There being urgent
demand for copies of these laws, es-
pecially in the Spring months, Mr..
Tolerton was anxious to get out PAM
plet containing them as quickly as
possible. after the adjournment of the
last legislature. He delivered his
manuscript to the Hugh Stephens
Printing company, the Public Printer
March 81, and ordered $4,000 copies
OF the pamphlet. As the order was
urgent the printing house proceeded
at once to set the type, and to do the
printing and binding. Members of
the Printing Board not being accessible
at that particular time the order was
delivered to them Immediately by the
printer. The pamphlet was put to
press and 5000 copies were delivered
before the Printing Board took the
matter up. Then the members of the
Board, Messrs. Roach, Gordon and
Cowgirl, Democratic State officials,
intefered with further execution of the
order. and refused to confirm it or to
permit the use of state paper in further
printing it. AS the State Printer must
operate entirely under the direction
of the printing Commissioners he cam
not execute Mr.. Tolerton's order and
the hunters and sportsmen of the state
cannot obtain copies of the game and
fish laws. The excuse assigned by the
Commissioners for stopying the print
ing was that the appropriation for the
Game and Fish Department is in iti-
cation.
It is extremely doubtful whether the
The Printing Commissioners had a le-
gal authority for their course in this
matter as the printing and distribution
of pamphlets is mandatory and must
be paid for out of the and fish protec-
ton fund, without a special appro-
priation. It looks like part of the
Democratic scheme to nullify the game
and fish protection laws, a scheme the
Democrats were afraid to undertake by
lirect legislation but have tried to ac-
indirectly.
After 5000 copies had been re-
:eived Mr.. Tolerton waited nearly a
month, wondering why no more were
delivered. Finally he asked the pub
&c printer about it and got the infor-
nation above stated. There are
thousands of dollars in the State treas
ry to the Game and Fish fund, every
ollar of which was paid in by the hun
ers and sportsmen and yet the Game
nd Fish Commissioner is estopped by
emocratic officials from printing the
iame and Fish laws, as he is directed
, do by the Statute above quoted.
or the delay in Ethe distribution of
lis pambhlet Mr. Tolerton is no wise
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

Governor Hadley will not sanction
or suffer prize fighting in the guise of
public boxing bouts-nor any other
guise. He cannot prevent private
boxing exhibitions within the quarters
of legally organized clubs, because the
law does not apply in such cases. He
has instructed prosecuting attorneys all
over the state to enforce the law again
st public and semi public boxing con-
tests. He believes that laws intended
to conserve the moral interests of the
people ought to be strictly enforced.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08
Increase of Ss,OO0,O 900.

The increase in the taxable valuation
OF railroads, steam and electric bridges
private cars, telephone and telegraph
nnes In the state will slightly exceed
5000 ,00) in the aggregate, accord
ing to information received from the
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

Bryan stands firm for free raw wool.
The Democrats in congress, including
those from Missouri, are afraid to put
raw wool on the free list, hence they
have deserted MIR. Bryan. Democrats
are always for principles when writing
platforms and for votes when facing
current issues.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08
IsReFrTss 1rERefIERoN MARE


grain should be changed twice day
in order to prevent securing.
Any time between five and eight
months Of age will be a suitable time
for weaving. A very successful meth
Cd is as follows:
Take foal away from the mare,
and, If possible, put two or three Of
them together in light, clean and
roomy box stall. Place the accus-
toned grain and hay ration before
them. Keep the mare far enough
away from the foal so that neither
may see or hear the other, aid with
In three or four days they will have
practically forgotten their former rela-
tion. In many cases, weaning may be
accomplished without any noticeable
loss in weight on the part of the foal.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

Missouri is the only state in the
union without capitol, and no state
in the union is better able to have one.
st. Joseph Gazette.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1911-06-08

Canadian Reciprocity is said to be
proposition in Canada, which
throws suspicion on it in this country.
The evening times., 1911-08-07
MAGEE WOULD BE
ELIGIBLE FOR SERIES

Philadelphia. Aug. 7.-"would Ma
gee be allowed to play in the worlds
baseball series at the close of the
present season in the event OF the
Phillies winning the National league
championship and President Lynch
failing to lift the suspension which
bars the star left fielder from partici-
patton in any National league game
this season?"
Thomas ]. Lynch, president of the
National league, was called on the
long-distance telephone to New York
this afternoon, and the question was
put to him.
"Of course. Magee could play In the
worlds championship series II the
Phillies win the National league PEN
nant," said Mr.. Lynch. "The Nation
al league season ends on October IL,
and after that Mr.. Magee is q free
agent. So far as the National league
ia concerned. Mr.. Magse il suspend
ed until the end Of the National
league season. and that does not In
clude the worlds series"