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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

raj Slocum", ben man, naboent
er OH ienem Gage bes Sdrefens, on
Dem Der rnielige 4usfIug Der lut9e-
ridden ct Morfus @e,ueinoe auf
ibu itattfanO, tauleno aberdeen
ben 500, Mber 3auieilbe anoere
Menlhen Scot, @eroerben unb Stunt
mer gebrad)t, in ciil @oblenidiff
unleemanoelt lino iogor urngetaltfs.
batte. Das Sdiff bat liets ungliid
aebabt.
9ea1 Dem 0eriht bes Geil-
llssbnreaus IN @albi,,gtpn iinb IN
ben Ser. Staafeit Big gum /. Ge5enl-
Der 12,S14,S32 Nallen 8aumpole
eiment. Ssn rnierm Staate betrla
Die 3abI Der geginllten @aIlen 81
746, $50. 9ie ugtational @i,lners'
9liiociation" ihast Die Grnte bieies
Sabres ouf 15,425, 600 9allen ab.
9lns SEEM Dorf tpirb genel-
BET: @eil er nit Der Samiegermnt-
ter in Ipe cine @ersniielnes-
reiie nod Mmerifa unternabm. lit
Der 22idbrige aarol aoliaco, elm iais
ituserbaft gefleioeter SSsiinaling aus
5tanislapa IN 9ali5ien, auf ellis
Sslaao 5ur Deportation nerurteiIt
tuoroen. 4uh Die angebenhe Gbtpiee
aernnltter, Die iid 6rau Msaria
Weir nennt, iist i'm Geteutionsraum
feit llno miro per Shub gum Got
ten lino bier @inoern in oie SET
mot 5uriifbeforoert iperoen. sic 1T
cine itottlih eebalite Herion bon
ann0berno 40 Sabren. Bon 6rau
Beir miro ongegeben, oaB ibr ii-
gen0lider gegIeiter Der gerlobtc
ibrer alteiten Sohter, zines Mflo-
dlens bon 18 Sabren, it,
Der 5ipeite 2eutnont Gibbs
2Dfes bonn 8. &apalIerie Megi-
Inent lit peridnun0en. SIN Sui:
lieB er ii6 et,ten Monat 11rIaub &C..
ben lll0 ieitoem bot man tibts bon
linn gebort. Wic es ideint fins
feline @erbaltniiie in GROCER I'm.
oronung. Seine Sanlilic madt iest
oilrd) ben Senator TilIman BE-
fannt, bob lie bereit iei alles Sit re-
geln, Der iunse Mann nloge MIR
anf ieinen Soften suriid5lifebren. CT
ltano 5ulest i'm Sort MnKerI III
8poning IN @arniiou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

Gouperneur Golqliitt BAT eine
Yelobnune bon $3.50 auf bic gr-
greifurlg Der 1erion feitgeiteQt, oic
ben IN Der NGbe bon EopIor ,pob.
,nenoen giniieoler @. gg. 9epn,our
getotet bat.
Das @eridminben 81. q.
Saeggli's IN grenbam bat iid) auf-
geflart. Dian fono bic 2eidc beg
Wannes in Dem See oes grenban
Gun ano 9too Club. Saeggli mar
48 Sabre oft. Scinc Wntter uno e.
ne Sodter iiberleben i'm, aud mebs
rere @eihfpilter. gSie ,eaIih ld)on
geiogt, betrieb er Iange Sabre elm
gut gcbenoes Steinbauer @clh1ft.
Gr tuar friber audi WeitgIic0 oes
0renbamer Stabtrats.
slus Neli-l1lm utr6 Ser Zoo
bon Soiepb Sol5mann, einem ange-
iebenem langidbrigen Weipobner
bon g(uitin gountp gemeloct. Gr III
go Sabre alt geporoen,
Iie neuu angebliden Aepi-
itns, Die man in eI 9aio eefauncn
bielt, iiito in 0reibeit geieet NOR
ben, nodoem ieoer bon ibnen cine
9iirgidaft bon touienb refp. flint
bunoert Collars geiteIIt batte.
= Go. 6. 2aiater bon GaIfurrias,
Der prdiioent Ser Cattle Naiiers'
aiiociation Of 9eras" mnht BE-
fnnnt, oaB er niht nieoer alg aon-
oioat fir oas ant auftreten meroe.
Sci Mereoitb, elmer Station
an oem 3lueise Der sattta Sc Bubn.
Der BON gleburne nod DolIas fbiirt.
iono cine Babnfolliiion itatt, bel
melher Der aonoiifte,ir Gougan
uno Die beioen 8renlier &olton lino
Godett perlebt mur6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
Mrs. .WInsIoW's S Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiinf3ig ssobren bon
WiQionen bon Miittern fir lire
ainoer NIT Dem beiten grfolge beim
.8abnen gebraudt. gr berubiet oas
Rinb, ertpeidt oas 3abnHeiid litto
hilbert Die Sdmer5en; beiIt aud
Bin6folif uno lit oos bette W1itta
6ei 9iarrboe. l1eberan Bel oen Mpo.
tbefern 5r baben. Grast mad Uars.
Winslcp's Sootbing Sprup uno
nebmt nihts anoeres. 25 Gents oie
5Iai1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
Srinflieb.

gSas trinf' id mol in eriten 0jlas?
User lebrt mid has?
9iar aDne Star Sier, 10 beli nnb
flar,
Sas tets Der giere Herle mar,
Sas tets ip iiiffis, flar nmb bpln
Sm 0laie perlt mie edtes 0Dlb.
@as trinf itj uul i'm s,ueiten o5las?
gSer lebrt mid bas?
giinnt 2une Star iuieSer, heiiea
Graft
gtur reines WsalS unb 5ppfen idbafit,.
ttmb bas ms intrncr anf Der @elt
Gp fr5blidl nnb seinnb erbdlt.
gSas trinf i'd iuul inn britten Ylas?
@er le9rt mid baS2
ilnb triuft Sn amdl ber Gjlaier bier
Sleib' iminer nur beim Gone Gtar
Sier.
Sp piel nnh iucnig es aud iei
On bfeibit BON 2abeniammer frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

r. DdB ole DoIe Arbe1tstab1gfelt 0eS
Borloments fir Die ndhite 3eit
gepabrleiitet 1T, inoenl sic Der
9ppolition- al1itoBiee 8e6r 8orIa-
ge BON Der sueesoronune obge-
lest lit.
s(us 5loren5 lneloet man:
Ger @eri6tsbof perfiiete bic iofer-
tige Srennung oer5gbegatten So
ieGi. Der @eri1tsbof berurteilte oen
0otten 81 feiner Celebrate. Ser
ner pllroe oas 4ino nidt Ser Mut-
fer sngeiprodeil, ionoern Sen gls
tern bes 8olelli, ipie es oieier be-
ontraet batte, CUR gr5iebung iiter-
luieien. Sroa 9oielli oie per Ser
banolung ielblt beiipobnte, fonnte
ibre Wut nibt perbergen lnb per-
lieB, obne altf oie Sroeen oes gor-
iieenoen gu altiuortelt, oas @r.
ri6tsgebduoe Goieqi iuar iebr cr.
ireut iiber Sen l1rteilsiprub inlo
nerlieB oltrb eine gebeime Sir
bas @eri6tseebaltbe, oa er iid) epen-
tlteaen 8unogebungeu elt5ieben
mollte.
slus @reslau miro cine
itbauerlihe 9(uttat gcrneloet. 9ott
mnr6e Die eff Sabre aIte grifa
@aman oie Stieftodter oes 9(mts-
ribters @ittler, ourd) oel1 15iiibri-
gen 9iener Grid 9ienner erncr-
oct Der ltnmeni6 botte Dos &ino,
bas fronf i'm 9ette lag, nit einerll
Sammer eridlogen llno oann ieinc
idJredlide gat oaourd 81 perbergcil
geiuft, oaB er bos 8ett in grollo
itedte Der @20roer 6efinoet lid)
in Saft.
Der englii6e Yrentier Ms-
q,litb fiinoete iin llilterbauie an.
BOB Die 9feaierung olle fonititutio-
nellen Wiittel Die ibr 5ur 8erfii-
gltng lteben, gebrau6elt iperbe, mi
cine Some 9fule" @orlage fir
ssrlan0 nod pabreno oes gegenipar-
tigen Narlonlents 6nr65ubringen.
Sn gurbapen lit bic erite ln=
terieebootstlotiae eingetroffen, mel
DIE gum eriten Male an @erbano
ltebungen porgenolntnen fat. Die
Wanoper tparen ourhmeg pon
lhlehten1 g4etter beqIeitet. Srob0em
iillO lie gldnsetb gelungen, ipie
bon ben an1tli6en StelIen fonita-
tiert miro. Die 5peite ltnteriee-
6ootflotile miro oen1ndhit fir bie
@erbanosfqrhtation fertig iein. Sic
fprnmt in Die Noroiee uno miro Ser
oortigen @farineltation 5ugeteilt
tueroen. Die einaelnen goote, fpel-
DIE oieler Sloti[lc angeborerl bd-
ben ii6 bereits poraiigli6 beip1brt,
itno auf lire 9eiitul1gen I'M Ser
6ano meroen eroBe Soffnungen ge-
lett
Mus Berlin meloet man: Sic
fi1an5ielen Sbipicrigfeiten, in oie
felt GINGER 3eit ciilige Mitelieoct
Der 8amilie Sbpiicl perluifeIt iino,
luuroen ourb oie grotesf-Ienia-
tionelle Meloung gcfront, oaB bic
Samilie niht oenng bclibe, I'M bic
ausitanoe Su oeder. 8ei cilrem Scr.
nogcn bon 40 Millionell oas Der
Jamilie al1gentein augeidrieben
miro, erregte oie Meloung mcbr
Seiterfeit als lteberraidung. Sic
@lanbiger baben lid suiantmenge.
tan uno einen Sdubberbano ge.
griinoet. 0as 9onfllrssericbt ilt
Inn iein ginidreiten eriudt NOR
bcn.
= 9luf Der gSerft bon Sarlaro
& Bolff III @elfait ipuroe Der sfieI
gu einem 1000 SUB Iangen ,lno
1t2 Sub breiten 9fieienoanpfer Der
uWbite Star Cine" gelegt. Der SEQ
LOB miro $4,000 gonncn DepIacc-
ment haben nno fir 1000 Baiia-
eiere 9iaum bietcn. Die gaufoitell
betruqeu $1O,00O,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
Gnoet @inter eeiOem.

Sir @ieIe lit Der @inter cine
2eioens5eit. 3utpeilen erfrorene 3e-
ben uno Singer, ooer aufgeiprunge-
ne @6noe nilo 2ippen, 5roitbeulen
ino roube Saut itellen iid elm. afber
ioIde nebeI peiden Dor 08ufGen's
Mrnica Salbe". Gin 8eriu1 ii6er,
5eugt. @rDBtes Seilnittel fir
9ranb- I'm 9riibmllnoen, @eibpii.
re, S1iirfungen eczema imo Ser
renfi,ngen. 9snr 25c i'll aIlen s(pothe-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
1mIanO.
Maine Explosion
HnsebsinsHd dureb Elm Vsr-
brscbsn berbeigefiibrt.
Gsgsn Landbstrug.
Der lllellamara Tonds und
seine Verlusndune.
Gefarbtsr Tee.
Das Ende des ungIiiekssebiffs
General SIceum''

Das Wtarine Minilteriunl
niaht befan1t, oaB ons u9iapal
Doarb4, nah elmer gellauen l1ntcr-
fubung beg uMainc" @rads, 3u
Der ueberaengung gefommen lei,
has Sdiff lei omrb eiile Don aubcn
erfol8te grploliot oeritort iporoen
uno atuar iei oieic grplolion onrc5
cine nlop form of scrploiipe" berbei.
gefiibrt. Durh oieie BON auBcn
fommen0e @rplolion ieien Damn Die
i'm Sbiff befinoliben YuIperntogn-
5ine sum @rpIobieren gebrndt. Dit
Witteilung beg Mil,ilterillnis lit ictr
fur5, es tpiro aber geiagt, bab
liogliher @eiIe lpeitere Mitteillll..
gen foigen iuerocll. gfad bieieln Sc
flino tpiiroe bic Blaine" eaataItro-
pie b0hit pabrfbeinlid) olio bod
ourh cit, Werbreden bcrbeigeiiibrt
iein. Gin neucs 9i1tiel geben aber
oie @prte .loiu form Of erpIoiipe"
nuf Danad ntiiBte Die uripriing-
Iide grploiion bon elmer lnterfeei.
Ihen Mine, nidt BON ciilem gorpe-
DO erfoIgt iein. lin cine iolAci
unterieeiide Mi,le 5u legen beoari
es nber pieler 2eute nno es m1re
Elm ,sabtes @iuloer, auenn unter
iolbeu llnit1noen Dag gebeimnis
70 Iange betpabrt gebIieben ipdre.
Das Wunoes D6ergeriht bot
onrf) eiae Gntideioung Der 9unoes-
reaierung Die @eee eeoffnet fir
cine wirfunssbolIe geridtIide ger-
folsung nlIer 2anobetriigereien III
Mlnsfa. Das @eriht entidieo, oaB
bns geies fir RobIenI1loercien,
lpona6 feine 9erlon ODER @eSen-
maft ntebr als einen Claim" be.
pHipru1en 0iirfe, ait1 auf bic Sob.
Ie1tIdnbereien in Masfo Qniuenollna
fiuoe. Die unmittelbnre GoIge bic
3er Gntiheioung beitebt oorin, BOB
Iest g6arles S. Munbap uno 9[rhie
B. Gbielbs, unter Der MnfIage, oie
@egieruug nm alasfa'er 2obIcn.
ldnoereietl I'm Mertc bon $4,000
900 betrogen 5u baben, pro5eliiert
iueroen fcnnen,
7 5rnnf u. Wiorriion, Der
Getretar Der amerifaniihen uJeoe.
ration 9f 3abor" fat einen 8erid)t
Aber ben 5ur Berteibigung Der &C.
briioer MeNamara geianlmeItcn
sGonos ber0ffentliht. 9fad oieier
4uiiteHung fiilo Bis gum 25. Otto.
Der $194,612.53 aeioinrneIt uno
$t84850.93, auggegeben. Bon oic-
jem @eloe erbieltcn ben iucitals
orSBten Cell Der @opofat Dorrosu
sun6 ieine Miiiitenten, ndnllih $17O,-
600, bic beioen 9l0Dofatcn gfappa-'
port uno Sepfrieo, oie in sSnoianc-
polls Die g[ngelegenbeit perfolgtcn
un6 bic Mnflagen be5iiglid oes
sRenihenraubs" erbobell erbieIten
aillnmIIen $1,000. Sir WcWunla.
rns3Hopie spuroen 5000 allsgegc-
ben, fitr Wfcyiannara Jilnls fur
uWsobIng yIetiires@ $3.50; Die yfeo.
rer, oie IN ben slrbeitcrberlamnl-
lslHgeii 81 @nnlten Der WcNaala-
ra's ipraher, erbielten $59f ullo
lo ipuroen nod peridieoene anoera
Aeine Boiten be3oblt. Die Gerrcn
yieysamara fominet ben arbeiter-
preanilationen tener 5u itcben IN
ieber Be8iebung.
Der Shabalnts Sefretdr bat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

slbner 0oois, Ser irii6ere grl.
iioent Der nsla geigt ano Gap".
@anf in Sflabomo Gitp, III bon oer
anflase ieinc gader gefoIibt 5ll boz
ben, freieeiprohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
W,oqiItrot aeourat

= Wagiltraf Bdlruf 9ulls
@obnL elmer Der bcfannteiten slr.
diteften ser beutieben 9feidsbalpt.
Itoot, bat Selbltnioro beganser.
Seine 9eibe muroe, oil einem 9ar-
me bdngeno, in Dem Segeler Sort
oufgefanoen @r beging Die Gat III
einem S6nerlnutsanfaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
ID. 8. & 8. gahn..

St@ttutNl
9o, 245-gon Souitou uno Stem Or.
leafs .....-........ 40 na1n,
Ro. 241-Sou polifton ino @aIpeiton
................ .6:20 1norgens
9fo. Bon DalIas IL Sort g5ortb
............. 80 morgen5
yeo. 235-8om gforben. 74s borrnitt
No. 15-Ton gBaco.. 100 nad)m.
9to. 9-Tom Noroen. -. 7:A0 abenos
@bfabrt
SO. 246-9 9}ae6 @ouiton lino s2eip Or
leans ..S.. 1920 morgens
SO. 10-Nad oem giorbeu. 9.05 borm
SO. s. 9ad 9aGlas. Sort gsortb
uno gSnco $40 abeit6S
$50. 236-gah oem Norben. L.. =.
:. :. -. ....9.l5 nbenba
@lo. 242-Nah $ouiton lno @als
beiton .......10 1890 abenbs
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
CHINA DEVASTATED
BY SUMMER FLOODS
Half a Million People Homeless,
Bodies Lie UnbuTied.

Peking, Sept. 5. - Summer foods
along the Yangtsekiang and its tribu-
taries, and also other great rivers,
are repeating in various provinces
the conditions in Anhwei and Kiangsu,
which have not yet been relieved. In
the province of Anhwei early in Aug
ust hundreds of thousands of acres
Of rice were destroyed by the floods
and half million persons were rem
dered homeless.
Many thousands of square miles are
now submerged and the bodies of hun
dreds of persons lie unburied.
The Chinese government as well as
special committees, is subscribing
relief funds, which is a new departure
for the administration and shows the
advancement toward modern ways, but
the project for attacking the root Of
the evil, control of the watersways
and the reclaiming Of lands, has only
up to the present been suggested and
mildly discussed.
Hence a repetition of these horrors
may be expected each year, according
to c. D. Jameson, the American ep-
gineer, sent by the Red Cross to Chi.
ma to study the situation.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
TAFT A BUSY MAN
Put In Seven Hours Of Play on First
Clear Day at Beverly.

Beverly, Sept. 5-President Taft
crammed In seven hours of play yes.
terday, the first clear day of his stay
at Beverly. fter he set out for N.Y.
opia club house in the morning he did
not return until late in the afternoon.
All morning he stuck to golf and
iunched at the club house as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner Wallingford.
friends from Cincinnati In the after
noon he attended the Myopia horse
show.
When Mr.. Taft arrived at Paramet.
Ia he went at once to his study to
work upon the address for the West
ern trip. He did not leave off work
until dinner time.
He played seven hours yesterday
and that is undoubtedly the record for
his vacation this year. Sunday he got
up aboard the Mayfower at o'clock
to review a case
II was learned that the case was
that OF Lieutenant Robert G.. Ruther.
ford. u. s. A., who had been sent
enced by court martial to dismissal
for alleged Irregularities in the mess
fund which was intrusted to him.
The president, after spending sew
eral hours in reviewing this testi-
mony. reversed the sentence of dis.
missal and order that Lieutenant
Rutherford be reduced so numbers in
rank.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED
Germany Has Received Revised An
swer of France to Her Proposals
In Moroccan Affair.

Berlin, Sept 5. The negotiations
over Moroccan affairs which have been
suspended for some. days were re
sumed when the French ambassador
M. Cambon, handed to the German for
eign minister, Herr Won Kiderlin
Waechter, the written statement out
lining the revised answer of France
to the German proposals.
The foreign minister in accepting
them said that he would submit the
matter at once to the imperial chan
cellor and that the answer of Germany
would be given within as brief time
as possible under the circumstances.
Later DR.. Won Bethmann Hollweg,
the chancellor, left Berlin for the pur-
pose of joining the kaiser at Kiel. 1t
Is presumed that the documents will
be back in town tomorrowbut there
will be no developments in the mean
time so far as known.
In the interim there is distinct feel
ing of uneasiness and prices on the
bourse declined sharply. although moth.
ing Is actually known as to the
character OF the French reply. The
uneasiness is of a general nature.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
YOUNG LAD POISONED
Dies In Agony After Drinking
Oil of Wintergreen.

Boy Found the Bottle Of OIL on the
Shelf and After He Had Tasted Of
II Drank All There Was In the Bot
tie - Doctor Was Summoned, but
His Efforts Proved Unavailing and
the Little Fellow Died-other News
Items.
George Barnard, the three-year-old
son OF T. f. Barnard, who resides in
Mt Morris, N. Y, died Saturday morn
Ing from the effects of drinking a
quantity of oil of wintergreen.
The little boy was playing in the
house with his brother and sister Fri
day evening while his mother was
busy in another part of the home. He
found bottle of oil on a shelf and
after he had tasted of 1t drank all
there was in the bottle.
He was Immediately taken with
cramps In the stomach and DR.. q. C.
Fisk was hurriedly called. Everything
possible was done for the youngster,
but he had drunk so much of the oil
that medical aid was of no avail. He
died after suffering great pain during
the night.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
BARLEY AND FLAX
Canadians Plant Enormous Acreage
In Anticipation Of Reciprocity

Canadians Plant Enormous Acreage
In Anticipation of Reciprocity
Agreement Becoming Law.
The Dominion immigration depart.
inent has just issued an official state
ment based upon the reports of its
agents in the prairie provinces, show
ing that the farmers of those prov
lnccs, in anticipation of the reciproci-
ty agreement becoming law, planted an
enormous crop of barley and flax this
year and will be prepared to export
great quantities OF flaxseed and bar
ley to the United States this fall, If
the government is returned to power
and reciprocity goes through parlla-
ment The barley acreage in Sas-
katchewan and Manitoba is 100000
acres, or an estimate Of 36,000,OO0
bushels, while the fax acreage in Sas-
lEatchewan is 100000 acres, with an
estimated yield Of S,400,00O bushels.
The exportable surplus of fiaxseed
will be seven and half million
bushels.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Filial Chinaman.

Many examples of Chinese filial piety
strike the occidental reader as ridicu-
lous. There is the famous story Of
Lao Laitsu, which Mr. Il. Il. Johnston
repeats in his Lion and Dragon In
Northern China" Laos parents lived
to such extreme old age that he was
himself toothless old man while
they were both still alive. "Conceiy-
ing 1t his duty to divert their atten-
ton from their weight Of years and
approaching end, he dressed himself
up In the clothes of child and played
about in his parents presence with
the object Of making them think they
were still young married couple con-
templatinG the innocent gambols of
their infant son."
A similar case is that Of Wang P'ou,
whose mother had an unconquerable
dread Of thunder and lightning. When
she died she was buried in a mountain
forest, and thereafter, when a violent
thunderstorm occurred, Wang P'ou,
needless of the wind and rain, would
hurry to her grave and throw himself
to his knees. II am here to protect
you, dear mother" he would say.
"Do not be afraid
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
Saturday.

Suit was filed by the federal gov
ernment in Detroit against Michigan
members of the alleged lumber trust
France named her terms to Ger
many by offering specific portions of
the French Congo in exchange tor alb
solute recognition of her rights in
Morocco.
The Republicans of Alabama, in
state convention at Birmingham, In
dorsed the administration of President
Taft and instructed its delegates to
support him in the next national con-
yention.
Reports came from Paris and other
cities in France of serious discomfort
among the people by reason of the
high cost of food; paraders marched
through the streets and, in some in
stances, rloting resulted.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
Making a Gunstock.

A party of men were out hunting,
and an old woodsman who was with
them broke his gunstock In some way
or other. 1t was just about nightfall
when the accident occurred, and mas
much as he was very anxious to do
some shooting early the next morning
he decided to fix up his shooting iron.
Finding n walnut fence rail, he set to
work. His only tools were an ak and
a big pocket knife. All night long he
labored vigorously at his task, and by
morning the gunstock was finished and
back In place and worked like
charm.
"How did you do it?" asked one OF
the number, greatly surprised.
Every easy" was this old hunters
reply. mo trouble at all. Just get n
piece Of wood about the size and kind
that you want and then whittle away
all that you want whitfield away.
When you have all the wood cut of
that you don't want you have gun
stock."-Kansas City Journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
"plrsv Reap a Harvest at HorneII.

With the $4,000 visitors in Hornell
attending the fair, thieves reaped
harvest. Among the losses reported
were: II. d. MaXon of Fresno, Cal, 500,
which was taken from his pocket as
he was alighting from Buffalo train
at the Erie depot. While mingling
with the big crowd at the fair grounds
William Robbins of Greenwood, was
touched for $43. Elmer Ferry of AL.
mond, mourns the loss of sllO; Will
lam Doherty was robbed of SEQ, and
dozen others have reported losses
ranging from $5 to 500.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
Tuesday.

Six miners were killed in a cage
accident in the Black Rock mine, near
Butte, Mont.
The complete roster of the new
Chagas administration in Lisbon was
published.
Governor Deneen of Illinois suf
fered broken leg In Springfield when
he jumped from his automobile.
Maron, the French aviator was kill
cd near Chartres by a fall of eco feet
caused by the sudden failure of his
motor.
1t was announced in Washington
that the sister dreadnoughts. Florida
and Utah the largest battleships in
the navy, would be in fighting trim by
Nov 10.
The agitation in France for lower
food prices showed signs of subsid,
ing; government measures We're strin'
gent and negotiations between agl.
tators and storekeepers were frequent
ly successful.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-09-06
Monday.

James r. Keene, who Is i'll in Lon
don, suffered a relapse.
Nine balloons were entered for the
international race at Kansas City on
Oct. 5.
Seven men were drowned in col
lision between freight steamer and
q launch at Toledo.
Lew Simmons, an old-time minstrel,
was struck by trolley car and killed
at Reading, Pa.
Harry N. Atwood, in Boston, an.
nounced his entry in the San Fran.
clsco-New York flight
Joseph S. Cummings fell 300 feet in
a monoplane into Dorchester bay, but
escaped with bruises.
.Ioao Chagas formed cabinet for
Portugal to succeed the provisional
ministry, which resigned on Aug. 2S.