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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
|NFORMAC|ON D|AR|A

Ell pdblico tiene va con que diver
ttrse en- los dias de Carnival, pues
en- la celebrada tienda Los Muchachos
y en- el Bazdr Paris, en- 10 calle de la
Fortaleza, SO han reeibido la mar =
morena en- confettis, serpentinas, ca
retas de mil formas, perfumadores;
lama polvos y otros objetos propios
de carnaval, que seguramente han de
llenar toda Ia ciudad de tranca y ruiz
dosa algeria.
-Soberano fue el choQue ocurrido
en- Ia tarde de aver, en- el puente del
Aqua, entire dos Ciclistas de Santurce,
debido & un cruce de coches. FL ci-
clista jose Maldonado sali6 con una
peQueha fracturs on una pierna y una
confusion on el brszo derecho, siendo
recogido en- uno de los carroa electri-
COS que regresaban 4 San Juan.
-Anoche no se cslsbr6 la retreta
por encontrarse ls banda del seiior
verar, que le correspondfa en- turno,
en- Msyaguez celebrando las festas de
la Candelaria.
Aver fue detenido un americana
en- estado de embriaguez y Conducido
al dsp6sito municipal.
Los limpia- -botas estkn de malaa
hace algunos dfas, pues muchos pa
ran en- ell dep6sito municipal, por un
quftame ALA ssas psias.
-Hs entrado nuevAmente & ocu.
par Ell cargo de empleado en- ell Ate.
neo, el ioven don Rosario Rivera, 81
cual estsr& 4 les 6rdenes del consefis
del referido centric don jose E. San,
tiago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
TEA-TRO

La Sociedad Artfstica, de San Juan,
dara ell sabado pr6ximo eDon Juan
Tenorio,S petici6n del publico.
Para ell domingo prepare una fun
ci6n agradabilisima Sc pondra en- es-
cena ell hermoso drama de D!centa,
SEl Sef1or Feudal,1 donde como en-
SDon Juan Tencrio, , Sc distinguen mu-
cho ell senior Bahares y la sonora Cas-
tillo.
Al teatro, pues, Ell s4bado y do
mingo pr6ximos.
Nuestros artistas presentaran tam.
bien en- la noche del domingo, la pa
rodia del Tenorio, sDoi1a 1n6s,s obrs
de gran popularidad y muy aplaudi
da,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
No ES JUSTO

Sc nos remite para su inserei6n
SNos ha llamado poderosamente
la atsncion 10 que ocurre en- la eseue
Mac Kinley con sus alumnos.
Hemos vIsto que Sc ponen en- ala
debaio del balloon & los de msnor edad,
exponiSndose q moiarse cuando llueve,
10 que ocurre con mucha frecuencia Y
los mayores en- el saguan.
Esto no es iusto. Nosotros espe-
ramos de la Junta de Instruction YEA
81 puede remediarse dicha talta, que
redunda en- perjuicio de Ia salud de
los pequefios nifos que concurren ssa
escuela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
KuIopatkin rechazado

NEW.YORK, FEBRERO 2.-Ul.
timos cables, dan Ia noticia de la si.
tusci6n tristfsima del General ruso,
quien ha sido 90 10 Ultima batalla sos
tenida con las tropas iaponesas, re-
chazado con todss las fuerzas que le
restaron del combate.
Los Animos en- Russia, est&n com.
pletaments abatidos, y on el seno de
aquella naci6n imperialista que hasta
hace dos amos Sc crey6 invencible, en-
pieza q invadir el desaliento, & tai ex.
tremo, que Sc hscen fatales augurios
para ell Imperio moscovita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
A | & U C / a S

Dice ell 6rgsno maximo de los re-
publicanos de San Juan:
eMedina, uno de los Delegados
por MayagueS, no Sc sabe 81 es de Ia
mayorfa, como no est& con la mino.
ria, cualquiera averigua 10 que de 81
piersa Matienzo.1
El sefor Medina es uno de los mas
antigaos correligionarios nuestros,
acompahAndonos siempre con verda,
dSro sntusialmo, On todas laQ con,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
COrdero MatOs

Hemos tenido ell gusto de estre-
char la mano de nuestro querido COM
pahero y excelente correligionario,
don Ramon Cordero Matos, llegado
hoy q San Juan.
Su labor en- el periodismo en- el
magisterio puertorriquefo, es harto
conocida. Pertenece q Ia pleyade de
iovenes fntegros y talentosos que mu-
cho enaltecen q Puerto o-Rico, en- la
propagation de las ideas redentoras.
Le saludamos afectuosamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
Textualmente tomamos del Cuarte
General ell siguiente telegrama:

Textualmente tomamos del Gu artel
General ell siguiente telegrama:
SCircula rumor de que elementos
desordenados y descontentos del recto
proceder del alcalde Mattel y juez
municipal Franceschi organizaron ma.
nifestaci6n protesta. El teniente Itu-
rrondo, autor del telegrama, dice que
toma precauciones para sofocar cual-
quier alteration de 6rden pGblico.,
<En ls Central G u&nica, acentd se
ell rumor de que el peonaje se declar6
en- huelga de un dia q otro. Sc ha &C.
lebrado una reunion en- la sFedera.
ci6nS, tomandose acuerdos importan.
tes sobre el particular. Hasta la fecha
toi0 tranquilo.S
Tai es el telegrsma del teniente
Iturrondo expedido con fecha de aver
al Quartet General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
In suicide

Ell individuo Luis Gonzalez, CO.
merciante de Arroyo, amaneci6 en- el
dia de aver ahorcado, encontrandosele
muerto y colgsdo del techo de la casa
en- que viva.
Las sutoridades locales constitu-
y6ronse en- ell lugar del suceso, proce-
diendo q practicar las necesarias di-
ligenciss.
Seignoran las causas de este sui
cidio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
.E| bill de pO|iciia iRSu|aT

Despues de dos dias de discutirse
en- la Camara de De!egados, ell bill
que trata sobre reformas en- la Policia
1nsular, del senior Abril, qued6 aver
aprobado con algunss enmiendas, sin
que estas hayan mermado en- NADIA la
pRrte esencial de dicho bill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
FL senior Gomez Brioso

Ha tornado possession del puesto de
Official de Sanidad de San Juan, don
jose Gomez Brioso.
El doctor Gomez Brioso es un
funcionario laborioso que puede ha.
Ger mucho en- ese Departamento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
ruso, para enviar nuevas y numerosas
fuerzas & la region asiatica.
Hu6Tfanos pensiIonados

NETWORK, Febrero 2.7El Car
ha dado & conocer gu voluntad por
medic de un dkase reciente, de que
sean objeto de una pension, los huer.
fanos de las vfctimas del % de Enero
proximo pasado. Ell Car quisre por
este medic conpensa ar I'm tanto, Ia Or
fandad On que han quedado tantas ia
miliss obreras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
A Manchuria

NEW YORK, FEBRERO Ala
sido enviado q la Manchuris, el Go.
bernador Prepotf, llevando ser las ins-
truccionss de su gobierno. Comenta-
90 mucho On los circulos ofciales esta
psrtida, en- la que Sc cree YER una In.
tentona mas por parte del gobierno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
Reina del Carnava|
Sera eIegida por las
Madrinas

Ell domingo pr6ximo SO reuniran
en- el Ateneo, q las diez y media de la
mafiaua, las siguientes sef1oras para
designar la Reina del CARNIVAL.
Sra. Beekman Winthrop.
H. Dfaz Navarro.
r. H. Post.
r. Fl. Todd.
L. Sanchez Morales.
Federico Calaf.
H. w. Dooley.
M. Camuiias.
Rafael Fabian.
Fidel Guillermety.
4 F. r. Goenaga.
{ Ramon B. Lopez.
4 ]. Severe Quidones.
J. Hernandez Lopez.
r. Paniagua.
D. Monserrat,
Guzman Benftez (Jose)
& Gabriel Guerra.
Severe Ochoa.
Manuel Lombs.
El presidente Elective de la Junt,
organizadora senior Diaz Navarro
ell secretario de la Comisi6n sefIor Pa
lacios, presidiran ell acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02

tiendas de un ideal de iusticia. Fus
aver un buen federal, y es hoy I'm
bueu unionista. Est& el sefior Medi-
ma donde debe estar, donde ha estado
siempre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
CRONICA
LA INDEPENDENCIA
Para LA DEM0CRACIA

vlncias & no fundirse en- ell poder CEN
tral; los munieipios, q ser aut6nomos;
las colonias, & ser naciones. Ell SEN
timiento de la independencia ha en-
gendrado repGblicas, abatido monar-
qufas, descubierto y fomentado paises
nuevos; ha fusionado la sangre de di-
versas razas por medic de sucesivas
y periodicals emigraciones. Sin 81 no
tendrfamos 4 Inglaterrs, dechado de
costumbres p1blicas; & Estados Uni.
dos, modelo de instituciones politicas;
q Italia, unida; Francia redimida. No
existirian libertadores nj redentores.
No triunfarfa la civilization, sobre las
ardisntes hogueras y los chasquidos
del lAtigo. La humanidad seria un
rebafio, cualquier cosa. La historic
no recuerda ningdn pueblo, entienda-
Sc bien, ningdn pueblo que no hsya
palpitado de gozo ante la idea de ser
libre, y que la haya rechazado, pu-
diendo conquistar su libertad, 4 obte-
nerla juzgandose indigno incapaz de
disfrutar galard6n tan hermoso, de
tan inestimable valia.
Sobre todo, seamos l6gicos.
No podemos, 6 mejor, no sabemos
mantener el gobierno propio sino dem
tro de ciertas, limitadas condolences?
Pues tanto monta afirmar que no SER
vimos para clio, porque hay cosss, y
hay casos, en- los que no pueden ad-
mitirse medias tintas nj terminus me-
dios, sino que es precise aceptarlas
con todas sus consecuencias.
Descartando por impossible la idea
de una soberanfa absolute, en- 10 que
nadie ha pensado aquf de un modo Sc
rio, queda otra soberanfa possible: la
que ell buen sentido pregons, y la
Union registra en- gu declaration de
principles; Puerto Rico, estado indie.
pendiente, bajo el protectorado de los
Estados de America.
81 con esa garantia no pudiera.
mos gobernarnos, 10 mismo nos suce.
derfa con un regimen auton6mico am.
plio, puesto que siempre aportarfamos
nuestra supuesta incapacidad. Y nc
Sc Olga que con el segundo sistema
sentiriamos mas directamente la in.
fluencia del gobierno americana, y es.
tarfamos, por consiguiente, menos
propensos q errar, porque Sc iustihcs'
RIA en tai caso, una mayor ingerencia
de la gran RepGblica, resultando q la
postre que mientras mas Sc extreme la
centralizaci6n, meior gobernados esta
remos, y & la inversa 81 gozaramos de-
mas franquicias y libertades, 10 cua
serfa sencillamente absurdo, y echa
ria toda nuestra obra por los suelos
V6ase & Cuba. Naci6n indepen
diente, con ell protectorado americana
disfruta de completa paz, progresa !
Sc enriquece.
Por que no hemos de ser como lo'
cubauos, teniendo ell mismo origep
iguales costumbres, Identical educa
ci6n y semeiantes condiciones de vida
auuque mas limitadas?
Es que nos consideramos de hech
inferiores & Cuba? Habremos de cor
veuir entonces en- que la raza espaho
Ia al ingertarse en- America, produj
en- unas regiones frutos mejores gu
en- otras, y que los puertorriqueGo
hguramos entire los mas debles 8 10
mas podridos.
El fantssma colonial vive adm e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02

Vease nuGstra seCci6n de
nOticias en- Ia pagina 81,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
CAMBIOS

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
Joyousness Was When the River Nile
OVerfIowed


In all ages and all lands much i'm.
portance has attached to New Years
day. In Egypt the new year fell be-
tween the 18th and goth of June and
was called the might of the drop"
The sacred Nile was thought to flow
down from heaven, and at its lowest
ebb-about the middle of June--a
tear from Isis fell into the stream and
caused it to rise. Consequently, at
this season the priests and people
kept a sleepless vigil at the rivers
shore, watching for the miraculous
rise which should bring such riches
to the whole land. When the might
of the drop" came the priests cleared
the affairs of old ashes and lighted the
sacred fires for the new year. Every
one of the faithful carried coal
from the altar to light the fire at his
own hearth, and from end to end the
land was ablaze with light The peo-
pie put off their old garments and ar
rayed themselves i'll white, amounting
their heads with sacred oil, browning
themselves with flowers and bearing
palms in their hands. while chants
and songs and feasting and process
siOns filed the homes.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
At(Ntz,iN{E{1gliIRR|

Every day is a fresh beginning"
every New Years day should be espe-
cially so. We grow 50 accustomed to
the coming and going Of the years that
the daWning of the new loses its i'm
preSsivenesS and sentiment. But why
should it? The morning comes with
out herald, just as all It's predecessors
have come, but il has a meaning ve,y
significant to us if We are attentive
and thoughtful. We are travellers
steadily nearing the end of our jour
ney, where the most momentous in
tereSts are to be decided for us. We
do not know how short or long the
distance We have to 20. But each New
Year is a milestone showing we are
nearer the end, reminder that what
ever is needed to be done or thought
of for ourselves. or whatever kindness
we would show our felIow-trayeIers
must be preferred promptly. for the
opportunity is rapidly hasting away.
But the thoughts OF the New Year
need not be sad or depressing. They
surely should not be so for the Chris.
tan. All his best things lie before
him, for the path of the just
shineth more and more unto the per
feet day" ST. PauI's courageous
motto is good for us at the beginning
of new year: Forgetting those
things which are behind, II press
toward the mark for the prize Of the
high calling of God in Christ Jesus"
He could not have had the faith to
forget nor the courage to press for
ward if he had not been able to say
with reverent triumph: II know whom
have believed, and am persuaded
that he is able to keep that which |
have committed to him."
The past, with all its mistakes, fail.
ures and disapp0intments, could be,
in right sense. forgotten because
committed to Him whose atonement
covered all. and whose merit made up
for all. The future, with it's ques-
tons, responsibilities, and possible
gain, could be faced not only with
composure. but with eager desire to
meet whatever God should appoint.
In such spirit let us begin another
year. Leaving what we cannot undo,
sorry though we may be for our
shortcomings and foofishness, with
Him who, by divine alchemy passing
human thought, is able to make AL
things" work for good to them that
love him; let us take the new oppor.
tunities with stronger purpose and
more loving reliance upon the wisdom
and strength which will be given lib.
orally if we ask; remembering that
the time grows short in which to be
good and true, kind and loving to the
friends who are around us in this
earthly life. Only once will we pass
this way" May the new year begin
with new hope, new purpose. new
faith, new courage, new love, and end
with the benediction of our Fathers
approving word, well done" whether
spoken here or in the presence of the
angels in heaven, as may seem best to
him.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

turn up the four sides and tic, with
'he finished result shown in Fig. 2B.
butter plate dolly Gig. 3)-This is
OF hhe linen, embroidered with butter.
cups and stems. The stems are EN-.
broldered i'll kcnsingtOn stitch. but so
simple that no one with the slightest
knowledge Of embroidery need fear to
Try her hand at il. A great many de.
signs are available in any dry goods
store.
Trace circle on the selected ma.
terlal, cut out the circle, and then
trace smaller circle two or three
inches within the cut out circle.
Cut toward the center in slashes,
stopping at the inner circle. Slash
the edge Of the cloth all the way
around, making each slash an eighth
OF an inch apart, which will give your
fringe.
Book mark set Gig. 4)-Get a half
yard each of several harmonious col
ored ribbons. These are stitched to-.
gether in the middle, which leaves
half a dozen or more ribbons nine
inches long. two for each color. Fast.
en- them together when sewed with
several twists of gold thread or cord
neatly under the ribbons. Then make
a small fluffy tassel for the ends Of
each ribbon, shape the ends into a
point and sew the tassel to the point.
II it is favorite book you are 60
ing TO present, copy out the first lines
of the favored passages. with their
page numbers. Then prepare to let
ter them on the ribbons in gold.
Ordinary bronze powder is the me-
dunn, but do not mix it with the var
nish usually sold with it, as that
would spread upon the silk and spoil
it. Use ordinary mucilage or gum
arabic dissolved in water. Letter the
quotations neatly upon the ribbon with
Camel's hair brush, which can be
purchased for a trifling sum in any
art material store. The surest result
is obtained by first tracing the letter
ing family with a pencil On the silk
before applying the paint.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
Pins Once New Years Presents.

When pins were invented in Glou-
cester, England in the sixteenth cen
fury, they were much used for New
Years presents. Later, when money
was given to buy pins it was calico
"pin money" a term which for four
centuries has designated the money
devoted to feminine trifCj.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

The following easily fashioned to-
Iens are just the things TO make for
New Year gifts;
A whiskbrnom holder Gig. D-Cut
Two round pieces Of stiff pasteboard
Ga inches in diameter and cover
each with g0ld-br0wn denim, Basic
The edges down neatly, laying the ex-
ira flness in small plaitS.
Make two circles of the denim four
inches in diameter, turn under the
EDGES and hem one on each inner or
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
&c, E

s4aafe, then a similar square of white
luton wadding. Lay one-half of the
aauolng on each side of the paste.
oOafd, with the woolly part inside. For
- lour sides of the box you would
ss''ef nrst have paper pattern and
'ssa follow 1t in pasteboard. Trace
~ pencil on stiff paper an oval
'lucaes in diameter and 51s from
~ % bottom. Fold one end across
point where it will measure ex-
ss.is Ioar inches from side to side.
~ on the folded end; pin the pat
On your pasteboard, and cut out
~ pieces alike for the box sides
s,en VIII result in the outlined fat
surface laid down in Fig. "a,
arrange the wadding on each of
asse sides as you did in the square
eu'ef the bottom with silk of some
ny. ~ shade, either plain or brocaded.
~ snowy figures. Now place each
:, .suun on the wrong side of the glove
= race the outline in pencil. Cut
W. Oaste in position and oyerseam
~ s. raw Kid edges to the silk lining
Aseal on the side pieces by sewing
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
joTTlNGs OF A PHILOSOPHER.

An art is handicraft III flower.
Doubt is the beginning. not the end,
of wisdom.
Hope is faith holding out its hands
in the dark.
A superstition is a premature eX-
PLANTATION that has OvCrStayed its time.
Sound travels farthest as music:
the most telling form of truth is
poetry.
Degree is much: the whole Atlantic
might be lukewarm and never boil us
potato.
Imagination is window. II too
wide, it means a weakened wall and
light in hurtful excess.
Form may be Of more account than
substance A lens of ice will focus
solar beam TO a blaze.
Ten builders rear an arch. each in
turn lifting it higher: but it is the
tenth man, who drops in the keystone,
who hears the huzzas
A leader should not stride forward
too fast. otherwise he may be hidden
from his followers by the curvature
Of the earth.
Mere precedence is much. No man
will ever have as many descendants
as Adam. The eyes of Columbus
pointed to every mountain and stream
ever mapped in America-George lies.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
BUBBLES.
go-between-- the hyphen.

A go-between- the hyphen.
Part earnings-the divorce lawyers
fee.
Easy street is paved with more
than good intentions.
Penny-a-liners-postal cards.
In the grist mill, they have more
than three meals day.
Underclothes are not out OF place
when they are made over.
A society woman paying calls is of.
ten kind OF card sharper.
A rising poet might get a job writ.
ing advertisements for a yeast-caks
arm.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

After being discovered in wrong do"
ing some of us are apt to c0nfound re-
pentance with chagrin.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

We refuse to believe that any man
who uses shoe horn and shoe but
toner can live the strenuous life.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

You can't dance without paying the
fiddler; and lots of US are poor dane
ers, but we have to pay the same price
as the good ones.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
SENTIMENTS OF A ScHOOLMAS.
TER,

TER,
Keep your temper. Nobody else
wants it.
There is no such thing as the good
will of Il bad dog.
Try to look like winner as long as
you can stand up.
Circumstances alter cases-espec.
tally reduced circumstances.
In the course OF life we shake many
hands-and many people.-American
Illustrated Magazine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

We shall hear a good deal about
New Years wishes during the next
few days. Don't stop with wishing.
Determine to make it a happy year
for those about you, a year Of prog
ress and advancement for yourself.
All the wishing in the world will not
brighten one face nor tighten one
heart. You cannot conquer tempta.
ton by wishing, nor do your days
work on nothing more substantial
than desire. Wish all the good wishes
of the season, and put purpose
back OF every one.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

Don't forget that your actions are
measured as critically all through life
as is the borrowed butter YOU return
to a neighbor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
THE TIME WILL COME.

When the world will have every
thing to sell and nothing 10 give, and
the price it demands will be the best
service the purchaser can render the
race.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

Young man, brass polish will not
keep your bright prospects brilliant,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

What sublime spectacle is that of
man going straight to his goal cut
ting his way through difficulties, and
surrounding obstacles which dis
heaten others, as though they were
stepping-stones!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
ALL SORTS.

Some men are SO dignified We don't
believe they have any first names.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

sew these on the side section of the
inning before basting it over. The ton
OF the Pocket should reach as shown
IN the illustration, and about seven
inches OF inch-widc ribbon is attached
oE a few stitches to the same point.
On the other side sections stitch tho
ribbon so that needlebook, thimhle
etc. Will each have its place. and
leave ends long enough to tie. Then
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

Another great reform is needed.
Won't some one get up and demand
that the everlasting beef tenderloin
with mushrooms be barred from ban
Quet menus?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

When it will be found that physical
and chemical forces We're intended to
release man from all physical drudg-
cry. and SO free his mind from the bur
den of living.gctting that he can
make q life.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

There is one thing that even an un
shaved man has right 10 rebel
against. A greasy ribbon in a WON.
ans hair.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

When man reaches the age of
about forty years, he then spends
much Of his time taking inventory Of
those things which he thought he
knew, and sitting out that which is of
no account.-Technical World.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

This is the duet sung in too many
homes every night; Bass, Trouble in
finding good men; Soprano. Grief in
finding good girls.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29
SUNFLOWER PHILOSOPHY.

a fat man is one of two things.
PompOuS Or good natured.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-12-29

There is an aristocracy of books as
of people. The lines of demarcation
are plainly marked. You may elect
that which you will.