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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

ne. lthv ,riSf8 minded NE0uDS MaFE1ru "
paople whe have enough money l" n
bond to buy little turAlturt, rent ~
small fiat aid lay i'll Il months Prov tS
xions The boarding house may DC ac,
.,,euted as u temporary eHpGLiSh'' bu'
.os narnnuent abode it won w.
RaAl tr,p9 domestic life is lmposSlO'o r.
within it, You are confined Us -" rui'. ~
to 4 Singh room, in the lurillShlhss VI u
which yea have oAl' matell"i
forest At the table you are forced 10 y
,noot :, miscellaneous lot Of people u
some Of whom you Wouluh C"lo wi
know 81 you had your choice l'u
ro,,S+ ARGENT the food that Is piaccu 4
hafnra :rou and thank heaven IL Is 10 .
u,orso No matter what your lhulNu
,oI tsstns NAV be, you can't SATISFY
yonr desires, for if you can induce lnT
laDdlady to supply you WIN SP'>i"
,,isheS Won will incur til: jealousy anu
Il, vii, Of other less favored DoaruerS'
who will make yUur existence AZ u,'
,,lo,.,,nt as posSilde III the many Hun
WAYS. so we'll known IL haoi'ual Oo''''
! erS ,,
| 1rrshis, trlcrtale atmoSpher" your
wife will he left alone all day WYE
pothfpy to do. She will for awhile
take breakfast with pyu but VIII Soo''
find living in bed becomes a more am
,,,ra n,rasant method Of killing t'A"' |
ord YOU will leave the house WITHOUT
w2kin.. her. When the panGS or n'"l'
oar ro,Hp,I her, size will rise. mih'e u
little breakfast, DO, a little fancy "o'h"
void = little book, indulge III ullIe
aossrs with the other women '9OaruefS"
make few calls. perhaps, an ny ule'
time Won come to dinner will be SUI
tl.icutly bored to make even a lNhliIE
rnarrpl seem dverting, \ woman
doesn't differ much from ma II. Size
cannot develop unless life has pnT'-
pose. and in the demoralZing Su rroun"~
ing, of boarding house she . MrlY'N~'
M morally and intellectually unless
she breaks out and finds WOl X OF II
mission for herself Ordinary be mu!lhS
house life is absolute stagnatiOn, anu II
is one Of natures memorable Law IS thA}
StagnatiOn breeds death. ! know there
ere people who will rae aho re ae'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04
siNis ,h4sppy Homo.

.FnS; @sa1aFv was 1850 year, and h,
met j ii sstPrpposed to Miss Clare Light
h6ld Z 'EIdlbeen accepted, and they were
DO b . > IFuiS'tcly happy until she said:
An G%VGu don't know how lovely ON
hsne Will De, George 1t shall be =
pin GO '0trrest and JOY and comfort I'll
RIG t.. sei hst Sekeeper up every morning
and
Thu Ii},cHs keeper"
- Yes .LNyes dear. Now. don't inter.
rRot, you SEaughty boy III tell the
bels"k E"Fer 70 tell the cook to-
The teaE?"
']Ot" DHrS,, and do hope we can gn,
..a>".rer s!h cook. And I'd like the psr
Ion Ina lib ,tG:-
The parto' maid"
Yes Vs.. Id like u brisk, tidy. ROSY
checked CTR don't care 90 much
about Il, re bahsemaid.'
"'NVhY myIarling I'm afraid
"SNoW' IloN, You bad Old boy. you
mast let NRut, little girl have her own
WAY VIII ILtt comes to the house sery-
anti 70 Lean engage the butter If Won
like, ana 81 course yon'n get the coach
INIT but when it comes to the IauY.
dresa, i. Id ~&eamstreSS and-wbv,
George, ELe' a d:eadfully long face
STou lave. / .durt like IT,"
!. Iookc, J longer as he sat in his 1oI
Dy /! roe al III hour later trying 70
81 iSnte out dow the wages of the cook
Al nj i1uSo t"efer and butler and al
tn g rest Of them were to be paid on !
to PEI wee t. lie hasn't calculated It +
yet - J. OndO b Mad.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04
Evolution,

Don't you believe In evolution p
asked the scientific man.
Certainly" answered Miss Cayenne,
"No change that centuries bring about
in natural history can be more remark
able than that which a woman under
goes in q single day as she progresses
from cusl papers to sveaIns gewas!S--
Washiksten Gtas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

ing house. The Close the, doors and lei
iBcentive to che 'isorld ,Uog.
thrift and economy is Hacking. That
ambition for better things which Is the
peculiar product Of home Wife will find
you vt the end Of the gear with more
money in your pocket than If you had
spent an aimless twelve mouths in a
pension.
Go, get thee to real estate agent,
my boy. aud rent a castle, even if It
has but three rooms and all of them
dark. You'll encounter difficulties. but
you'll learn TO overcome them; you'll
have annoyances, but they'll make life
sweeter by contrast; you'll have trou,
bles, but troubles braveIy borne will
make q better man Of you and a better
woman Of her. Your affectionate IA.
Their, JOHN SNEED.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

r. csc scientific fCl(OUS JtCGrGs &1hiLH '''i"'i'
o. 1T in the ruins OF 4Sjnereh.
r1eSt acEte in youth. AS bOH' orr CHEZ
clsarac taristic lis an il1sern alaaad uuap-i
peasable hunger. EvsT't tiE; We p"'t
into oM little inSideS, h1j02n batter
c.asfS to ice cream SODA, tTEeS us Oh
I0yplcrt tilat IL .aniplAS in Ms terocity.
Naturally the person who lRevldeS Us
with the plea Sures Of the tiBafe during
thi&N eriOd BECOMES the r'ltnsry IDEAL
of OIL lives. You never dsiSt" such
mirea pies as mDther used u. make.
M0llrr makes the same pies 'nuW. uses
the same ingredients and mi Xef them
with ,s4le same coaSummsIe skill, but
they \, couldn't give you the snpreme
satisfas ton they once did The trouble
isn't wdth the pies. any boy Itih that
you have changed.
Mot Parallel Case
So for this reason and S@ne RgherS
/ It is not fair to compare yo1r Wtes
cooking with that upon which lNh fed
p your Gnwing days. In these times
e. really practical cooking schools iti Is
possible to End young women who GGan
gi$ q the most experienced hOmseN9E eS
a. handicap sand beat EN- by q 9Th.
Understand aoe, say il is possible. is'
You would probably have to S'arcltsa
long time before discovering such II
one. Cooking schools. however @Ic's-
lent. ere like eil other schools. They
merely lay the foundations of an etlN-
cation tIh&t ~mug:tl be completed III The
postgraduate university Of practical
experience, and st is only once IN
awhile that they term ont full fiedged
cook. The average young housewife
knows 4 Hittle-uSHally very little
.absut cooking, and yet the average
man expects her to Nave the culinary
skill Of a $4,000 chef or Of woman
who has been experimenting kitchen
for q generation. What they ought to
do. what you ought to 40, IL to forget
that You ever had mother when you
come to the tafIle. and. II You can't
help making comparisons. for heavens
sake keep 'em to yourself. Give her Il
chance. She'll learn. and with little
encouragement she'll soon ne making
pies as good as mammals best You
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04
An UnpIeaaanf Ramt.a

Mrs. Blank-That girl in the neYt a.t
Keeps drumming the tune 1 was play
Ing the night you proposed to me. MI,
blank-l know it! AS I've said fitty
tlmeS before, l wish she'd msve!-ps.
troit Free Press.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

$ till singing, and
Y rithout entering
Il Ie, kOuSe, or Try
il 8 TO enttr-
he, R4ew better
we uld go
are and to the
w C'1U s he d,
w h 81 g, In a
a-om 1orrable cor
be- would
Size , peacefully
and haI ply m
IL 81 ui'ioe. San
49,, -.,-., -.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

won't be able to enjoy them quite 90
we'll, because you have lost some Of
your capacity for enjoyment, and you
can't appreciate their equal excellence
because you have placed "a halo around
the memory of mammals pies. Your
mother is a mighty good cook, but she
lacked a whole lot Of being one when |
married her thirty years elp, and your
wife will have to be ground through
the same mill. Help her along. No
matter il the biscuits are little soggy
or the steak oveedeas. Tea ere yOung
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

keeping house is
geaterthan that
Of boarding. but
IN the long run
the home Is real
~ cheaper. The
lack Of occupa-
ton and the pet
ty social rivalry
Of the boarding
house lead to ex-
trava@Aces In
the way Of
amusement and
dress that would
he untholrght Of
n you were keep
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

,pldCtU Dtl L INV I HS, yet St'il NV
son to. count you among them. At &u!
rate it, is Il serious risk. and carr '&St
'ly hopeyyou will not takeit.
Home Is School.
On the other hand, home is natu ei
training school for the making Of Cd
,uine men and women. III admit Ia
mature doesn't always turn out n II II
|, class iOU, but that's the fault Of u
material. | know some persons WI
wear trousers who. couldn't be turnt g
into men by any process. natural or
.1tinclal would not be so ungallan
las to apply the same statement t
some persons in petticoats whom
have met, but am afraid their trans
formation inso women with. hearts ana
Minds and souls, all an active opera
ton, would he task TOO great ter any
agency. However, thatS a diversion.
If Won want to grow in every way,
mentally. morally. spiritually; If you
want 10 be happy. get You few ra'mS
that Won can call home. 1t doesn't
matter whether it is a, three room ltiat
or $4,000 apartment, just so the
rent is liz proper proport3on to yaur
incoRie \ don't mean to say that ia
home intakes happiness. am more than
-four LmakeS cake, but it's Il might
necessary iingredieAt, and IT'S the OM
you have IT, start with. II gives al
once the Foundation, the environment
and the atmosphere essential. to hapDi
ness. sp aware that l am. mixing my
metaphors q little, b9t want; to press
the point luts you :mnul EeI boiler
tthat home &sad happiness begin with
THE same setter and st&rt, at the same
Nlace.
Sou never We're much of a band to
accept dogmatie statements, andy can
Imagine YOU taking tue other aide Of
the question inst for the cake. OF; &rgu-
mept, so Ill S11n0r you with some krea
SONS for my belief in the theory which
worked so we'll in practice an my case,
as you certainly know. and in the ,s1-
periepee of many of my friends.
Better Chance For Acquaintance.
I think I have told you something
about the necessity OF intimate .ac-
4uaint&nee between man aud wife.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

/ kn0w some persons 10hO 1DcGr trousers.
You must know one another, and In q
boarding house you can't possibly get
more than a superficial knowledge
You are more or less in public all the
time, and your manners are more or
less artificial. You can't be yourself.
If you have any regard for your repu-
tation, you have to wear a mask all the
time. At home, unless you have a
household of starched and uniformed
servants, you are free to be natural.
You show yourself in your true eolors.
Whatever faults you may have-and /
reckon you're pretty well iseaea vita
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04
Ont OF Sight.

"Out of Sight, out Of mind" is an
old saving which applies with special
force to a sore, burn or wound that's
been treated with Bucklin's Arnica
Salye. It's out of sight, out OF mind
and out of existance. Piles too and
chilblains disappear under its healing
influence. Guaranteed by all drug
gists 25e.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

For Ache or Pain
Fo~ Sprain or Bruise.
RoYALINE OIL
Is the thing to use.
TRY it and you will use nothing else
That's the way they all do. Is cents,
SO cents. For sale by Cooper Drug
Co, aud Crescent Drug Store.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

rand north ol town. ramo j.
10 Arizona Sunday and will R1
to her" for Il few days. IooEinn 'ea :.
o oIi his la4I Interests. Mr. Gris, ',''
on heavy owner Of mining into ,,,ss 81
.I'' Nes'' Dat after looking o.,
,''' '''o F''sI'iaJIes here, he 81,
,n nc ''i'>@"fs investments in Cs5
SEE" rice I~0d~ are superior to tbs
IA VI INNING interests.
I n~ The gas generator of the Ii,l..
ID -. plant at the Bapris. cbprcb , rs4 %.
H. Of repair Sunday night, ro sDI VI
n III . slight explosion and aS
if ire which fortunately WAS .r.; ''
III guisbed before it had dono 'A'la'
X !" further harm than to melt SOM. Guy |,
;, the pino ro,no..;. '''', some Of
g J"'" '''c gas house. As 4 respf
: ','' were Unable to light tba
Z rhofch' hence no service was bop
= lhere Sunday evening
Id pattor.on
rice farmers of tl,o r.J '"e OeN
been raisipo ,ioo WIZ Las
, twenty Years u VIC past
Habeg plant Tro.I. ,!oNl le
tervicwod ro,o+; " neh III
poets On the Hobo. ,,I,, PiOS'
the crop worrJ - "' SAD
shorter than was expected ardtbo,
the quality was rather updor -.
ma, due in part, to the cold Dirht,
curing the heading seoson of a.
ID 'e rice. :.
Fox .sALE.-Goo oo,,.
lend in the parish +h VI nii0S' rice
fourth miIos f,.,.,,,I,r IV canal runs,
through chc place. two sets Of buiId.
ings IN fair repair, can be farmed
as a Whole or cut up into two Mac.
es. Will sell at a bargain for cash
or on terms 10 suit Reason for
selling: must change climate On
account OF Ill health.
J. H. Bower.
Roanoke, La.
Leo Out, who has been running
the Craig bakery in the city for s
few weeks past, left for Jennings
Monday, where he will enter into q
temporary partnership with ope
of the bakers of that city Mr..
Out contemplates returning to
Welsh in the near future and es.
tablishing bakery of his own, He
is en- experienced baker, having
worked at the business for sixteen
years and should receive the en-.
enlargement of our citizens should
he decide to return to this city.
Phil, Mill. ,,
Of tho Culf d. ,r:m ~ liaias''
b,,t ,ouso ,;oo L~I ~ ''
cans ma ,,roo.:l, view
Dir streots Sronda '"l,U' ~
IS tbouob o;t,. nc 10 'N
md ronor.,, 'V0 WIN a,,'
7ro wall nIon.oJ IN ms. ~
~ ,,.m '! '
WI "iller, WHO Is one
u the BEST informed rice men of
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04
The Making Of a
| Successful Husband
Bv CASPAR S. YOST.

Do Not Gem nit the Error Sot Com
parinS Your Wifss Earlyculinary
Efforts With the Northumberland
by Your Mother after Lifetime OF
Traininf-Be Complimentary. -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04

New line of Fountain Pens, all
styles, at the Journal Book Store,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04
Something II Lave For.

iuh home each Ofy0u has sometime
t o Ify. for, something tlrlt is a palf u
a nj insrparahle from each other. Til ere
l. something about the atmosphere t1at
q evelOps mutual ambition to which he
s. lrrcum1ngS pf a boarding house. are
fl ltal You feel your responsibilities
al I'd your shoulders broader to uphold
tn pm. Your mud expands under the
sd ne iuIiuence. You feeg that you are
a citizen Il fact,s' in the affairs OF the
wO I'D. Nobody else will nOtice if, Per
hapS, but you cab afford 20 look with
, supreme andifferen2e upon the Lack Of
attention ~ other people.
4 man and his wife Sh0ud be all
things to each other, They occupy q
little world a. themselves. What mat
! tiers it what goes Oh outside? The rest
! Of humanity constitutes source Of
supply for bread and butter and some
eptlIer desirable things. and for this rea
son If no OtheF 1t should" be treated
with consideration but otherwise Il Is
not essential to domestic happiness
| Much too often it is the cIuSe Of do
nreStic failure. Go inside your little
fort. close the doors and let the world
wag As 1t will You can't do that in Il
boarding house; you have to take re
wcrld in with you. OF course you have |
heard the saying that wagging world |
OH the outside is better than Wagging |
tongue on the inside, and in some
cases, | regret to say, it is true, but |
the men who suffer from wOman's
tongue are generally themselves to
blame. The fair sex has been known
on occasions to resort to rolling pins
and fiatirOns, but its natural weapon
Is the tongue, and as the IriShman
would say, it is quite effective in capa-
, Ole hands. 1t has no sting, however,
where love rules and where the wife is
S hoWn the courtesy she is entitled to.
A t any rate. whatever differences Of
OF oinion may arise between man and
W life. they can be more satisfactorily
H scusscd within, the natural precincts
of home. Whatever troubles may
arise, they..ean be better borne and
easier disposed of at home than In a
boa riding house.
Cheaper After All.
Now. l want to, get back for a few
@oments to sOrdld considerations. |
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04
{ Cheaper After All.

Now: l want to, get back for a few
@0ments to sOrdld considerations. I
have said that the direct expense of
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
MIsTERIOsO OMICIDIO

SUISUN, 20 &c., I'm tale j. II. Reist,
uno fra / pin mott membri dell'Olym-
pic Club di San Francisco venne nell
la settimana scorsa trovato cadavere
in una localita isolata presso 10 stabi-
limento per la fabbricazione del ce-
mento. al quale era addetto come i'm
piegato d'ufficio. Gil furono riscon-
trate tire fertile d'arma da fuoco al
petto e ad un fianco ed %accanto a lui
fu %trovato un revolver di antico ST
sienna, del quale erano staff sparati
tire colpi.
Dallesame dele fertile ST venue al
la conclusione che egli STA state Wit
TINA di un delitto ed in tai sense 81
e pronunziato il giurf del Coroner.
Tn anello di Brilliant di valore che
portava in ditto era sparito, ma aveva
sempre il suo orologio d'oro.
Egli ayeva l'abitudine di fare lutte
lie mattine prima di recarsi all'ufficio
una ~passeggiata ALA sorgente che e
prossima al luogo owe e state trovato
IL cadavere e 81 crede che qualche
malfattore, conoscendo lie consuetu-
DIM 10 abba seguito ed ucciso.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
ERA UNA DONNA?

Los ANGELES, 29 - La polizia
che sta effettuando ricerche attive al
10 scope di rintracciare il malfattore
che Martedi scorso agreed n vet
tura del tram sulla Inca di Red
dondo derubando alcuni %passeggeri,
ha espresso %l'opinione che invece di
un brigante ST tratti di nj brigantes-
Sa.
Questa supposizione sarebbe basa-
ia sulle deposizioni fatte dai passeg-
geri, i quail hanno detto che l'aggres-
sore cercava d'ingrossare la voce, per-
Sc un paio di baffi finti ed era in sta
to tale di eccitamento nervoso che il
revolver che teneya in mano esplo-
Sc accidentalmente.
81 crede altresl che invece di una
aggressione sui serio 81 tratti di unc
scherzo o di una scommessa.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
UNA TRUFFA INGEGNOSA

OAKLAND, 20 - I'm nuovissimo
quanto ingegnoso sistema di truffare
il prossimo, 10 avevano escogitato e
messo in pratica due gioyanotti di qui
certi F. l.. Crayton e Max Longfield.
Costoro spogliavano tutti / giorni
accuratamente lie ~colonne del giorna-
Ii per estrarne la lista del morti. AL
lindiriZzo del defunti mandavano per
mezzo della Wells Fargo un pacchet-
to ~contenente una fountain pen" da
pochi soldi gravata di I'M assegno di
. dollari. La famiglia, ancora INNER
sa mel lutte, ~credendo che questo in
VIC fosse state fatto per ordine del
loro caro- perduto pagavano senza
fiatare.
e cost l due compari erano arriva-
ii a costituirsi una discreta rendita
giornaliera.
Ma tanto va la gatta al lardo che
ci lascia 10 zampino ed in seguito a
qualche reclamo 81 e interessata della
faccenda l'autorita della Posta fede-
rale.
Oggi lIspettore dele Poste w. j.
MADEIRA che da qualche giorno era
sulla traccia ha potuto beccare il
Crayton, mentre stava ritirando ALA
posta la sua correspondence e 10 ha
fatto arrestare.
II Crayton messo allie strette ha
tutto confessato ed ha dato l'indiriz-
20 di casa sua, owe Q state arrestato
anche IL suo soeio d~'industria, IL Long
fielder.
Saranno sottoposti a processo soto
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
DONNA

PORTLAND, Ore. 20 - Una dom
ma che non ha paura di brutti must .
la Signora George Harmon residente
lad Ockley Green, %sobborgo di questa
citta.
Essa era scesa da un tram e 81 diri-
geva verso la sua abitazione, quando
giunta a due blocchi di dlstanza da
questa, venue fermata da un briccone
che, a~fferrandola per un braccio lie
chiese del denaro.
La Harmon, non solo non ST arrese
al POGO cortese invite, ma alternate
ALA COLA l'aggressore, 10 ~strangolo
meZZo.
Quando allie grida di lei accorse
genie, il ~disgraziato ladro, fatto un
supreme sforzo riusc1 a liberarsi dal
potente artiglio della donna ed a dar-
81 ALA fuga.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
DELLA COSTA DEL PACIFICO
nei m~agazzini della Ditta Haze Bro

mel magazzini della Ditta Haze Bro
theirs.
II ragazzo arrestato non solo con-
fesso la sua colpa, ma aggiunse che
eg i insieme ad n banda Ii aliri
6 ragazzi della sua eta era l'autore di
una quantita di farti veriticatisi a
GanIo dele %ferrovie G di tire apple
cati incendi, / quail fortunatamente
furono SPENT in tempo.
II ragazzo l.. ha anche indicate owe
sono nascosti motif desli oggetti Iu-
bait.
Egli 81 mostra pentlto e dice che
vuole essere chiuso in un riformatorio
per impararl un mestiere.
Purche, ~invece, o vi impair a per-
fezionarsi nell'arte ladresca ALA qua
lie egli ha dimostrate COST prec ,ci di-
sposizioni!
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
lie SOLITE CONFIRMATION

In uno degli scorsi glorni il Com
missario sulla caccia e pesca A. 5.
Lea arresto presso Cloverdale due in
diyidui che 81 afferma essere italiani,
/ quail erano intenti a gettare mel tor
rente Collins s%ostanze velenose per
i pesci, allo scope di farne larga pre-
da.
La pena che la legge commina per
tale contravvenzione e di n multa
di $50 dollari, $50 giorni di carcere,
cd anche ambedue lie pene.
Una volta ncora raccomandiamo
al nostri connazionali di rispettare ie
leggi del paese, tanto per tenere alto
il buon nome italiano, quanto per evi
tare a Sc stessi spiacentissime conse-
guenZe.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
L'AUTOMOBILE DEL FALLITO

PORTLAND, 30 - II presidente
della fallita Oregon Trust and Say
ings Bank" w. II. Moore per dino
strare al creditori della Banca tutta
la buona volonta che egli ha di redi-
mersi e di riparare per quanto sta in
lui al NAL fatto ha posta a disposizio-
ne del curatore del fallimento tutta la
sua proprieta privata.
La sola risorsa che gil e rimasta
per far vivere la sua famiglia e n
automobile che aveva recentemente
acquistata per 1850 dollari, che ha
c%onsegnata ad un suo figliuolo, dicen-
dogli di utilizzarla per darla a nolo
e %ricavarne cost qualehe dollaro al
giorno.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
INCENDIO A BORDO DI UN PRO
SCAFO.

SEATTLE, 80 Sui piroscafo
Minnesota giunto oggi in questo por-
to 81 era durante la traversata svi-
luppato un incendio in un deposito di
carbone e l'equipaggio ha dovuto per
ben move giorni lottare energicamente
per spegnere il fuoco che minacciava
di incendiare completamente IL va
scello.
A bordo erano 800 passeggeri, al
quail 81 e potuto tenere nascosto IL
terrible pericolo che essi c%orreyano.
Quando il pl'oscafo e arrivato II
fuoco non era anctra completamente
estinto.
Essendosi limitato lincendio al So
10 deposito di earbone | damn non 81
ranno gravi, ma non 81 potra deter.
minare che con un'accurata verified
il costo dele ~riparazioni.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
COSE ~FERROVIARIE

STOCKTON 20 - A datare da que
sta notte a mezzanotte il ervizi dl
trasbordo invece che a Mojaye owe e.
IA fatto finora sara effettuato a que
sta stazione.
Dora innanzi lutte lie merci spedt-
tie mel Nord della California faranno
capo q questa s~taZione, v fra lie due
Compagnie Santa Fe G Southern Paci-
fic ST effettuera Ia separations e 10
scambio dele merci OBSTINATE a pro-
SECURE sulle respective linee.
Col primo del prossimo Settembre
la Wells Fargo and Co. inaugurera un
nuovo servizio di trent diretti fra que
sta citta, quella di San Francisco e la
California meridionale.
Questi trent che special
mente destinati al t%rasporto dele
frutta saranno proyvisti di vagoni re-
frigeratori e vi sara addetto un perso-
male spectacle pei lavoro di carico e
scarico, in modo che vengano evita-
ii department. per ia troppo p%rolunga-
ia permanenza della frutta nellie sta
zioni.
Questi trent non trasporteranno
p%asseggeri.
IL Direttore Generate della Compa-
gnia A. Cristeson. che 81 e personal
mente occupato di tutti i particular
di questo To- servizio, ritiene che
non riuscira di grande giovamento al
produttori di frutta e in generate a
tutti gil speditori di merci di facile
deperimento.