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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-28

For SALE:-160 acre farm, three
and one-half miles west of Welsh,
known as the Earll farm. For
price, terms, ETC., applyk in person
to Mrs. Maud Ingram, corner Lou.
isiana Ave. and Cleveland St.. or
address box SO3, Lake Charles La
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-28
Roanoke News

The Ladies' Aid OF the United
Brethren church OF Roanoke Will hold
q bazaar at the old postoffice Friday
evening, March ..l3. Supper will be
served from six to ten. Everybody
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Gregory OF Mo-
weauua, Illinois, who are spending
the winter 10 the South, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Josiah Berry, last Saturday.
w &. Lamb came over from Jeu-
MUCH saturday evening.
Lester Meeks of jennings, spent the
day here Monday.
Mrs. D. W. Gum went to Lake
Cha!,cS on No.3 Tuesday morning
and T., rurned on No. / in the evening"
y V. ,iunn left for Newbern, n. g.,
Aonda. morning. He will visit To-
ltuu. O,Iu before returning.
nr,. ". r. Newton went to Egan
Mouray morning, where he will assist
IN revival meetings which are being
held there.
Josiah Berry made a quick trip to
Welsh Wednesday morning.
S. o. Scoggins, of the Layne & Bowl
err Co., of Welsh, was in Roanoke
Monday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Giggar and son
Leo, of Lake Charles, visited at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. O. b. Scoggins
Saturday and Sunday.
w. Il. Fowler was d business visit
or to Lake Charles Saturday.
Miss Matte Smitherman and Mrs.
W. S. Fry attended the teachers
meeting at Vinton Saturday.
S. a. Keep of Jennings, came up
Sunday on No. and returned on No.
4.
Miss Grace Jacobs of Jennings,
visited Miss Sadie Parsons Saturday
and Sunday.
T. B. Compton was passenger for
Lake Charles on No. 3 Tuesday MORN
ing.
Miss Lena Defenbaugh returned to
her home at Iota Tuesday morning.
Rev. A. A. Suffer returned from
Texas Monday.
Tired Women.
What numbers OF women drag their
way IN pain through the endless du.
ties that crowd brain and hand and
heart. But life's work must still 90
on. Panol is a priceless boon and
blessing to suffering women. 1t gives
strength and quiet to the tired nerves,
tones the digestion, improves the sp-
petite. brings restful, refreshing sleep,
regulates every function. rids the sys.
tenn Of ma;Sria, puts roses on the
cheeks, and Joy in the heart. And it
does it in a way so different from that
of ordinary medicines that it calls
forth the loudest praises. Pleasant to
take 90 lemonade. Try it now. SO
cents, ak for $3.50. For sale by
Cooper Drug Co., and Crescent Drug
Store.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-28
NeaghbOrhOOd FavOrite.

Mrs. E. D. Charles of Harbor
Maine, speaking of Electric Bitters
SAYS: lit is a peighborhood favorlte
here with u.s." 1t deserves to be d
favorite everywhere. 1t gives quick
relief in dyspepsia, liver complaint,
kidney arrangement, malnutrition,
nervousness, weakness and general
debility. Its action on the blood as Il
thorough purifier makes it especially
useful as spring medicine. This
grand Alternative tonic is sold under
guarantee at all druggists. SOC.
On the first page of this paper
you will find pink label. It will
be Of interest to you to look at it
and see how your subscription
stands. 1t will interest us for you
to let US mark you up to some
time in 1909.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-28
Baby Hands

will get into mischief-often it means
a burn or cut or scald. Apply Bal
lard's Snow Liniment just as soon as
the accident happens, and the pain
will be relieved while the wound will
heal quickly and nicely. A sure cure
for sprains. Price Csc, SOC and 81 a
bottle. Sold by all dealers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-28

Did you know you could buy a
suit of nice all wool clothing for
$3.50 of Daniels
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-29

ltift iebr otimcrfion iii, miro ioiort
3cbn Gage ungcbcn, onitutt odt, mic
ca riftig lit. Cine Nufgobe, Oercn
&oiung groBc Characterization bcrcr'
tct, 1T Die bon Dem Yoitcn, Der al
leincm gSCgc llllr Den uorbciluiicn
bltrftc, Der Die Wabr6cit iogtc, nab.
reno CT Den &iigner tootcn ntlBtt.
Mn ibnl fam zines Cages Gin Wit.
bil0 porbci, ser ollf Die Outrage oes
Foltcll5 alltluortcte: er ipiir0e lett
getootct mcr0cn. Is lit in Der Sbut
llid)t cll5ulcbcn, mic Der Eoitcr III
nlcIcm Sale b0nocln ioatc. - gui
Ole alorung ueuuideltcr Sanilien-
perb0ltntlIe fonlmt Is bel f%ulgenocnt
cnBlllden S6er5 MI: I%SenlonO oelltet
allf eit @il0 llO ingtc: .Vriiotr mo
Sdpcltcrn bobc id) nid)t, nber Der
&ntcr 0icieS MollneS lit mctnc8 8o-
tcr0 Sobn. Nutiirlih bonOclt e3
lid, mas o~Ilcr0ings nid)t gun5 lcidt
beralta 81 bringen iii, nm 0oS @ilo
Ielne9 Sobnc9, - 0urb unnotbigt
3utbaten farm cine an lid leidtc
Nlfgube ebeniollS beOelltcn0 crid)pcrt
pcroen. Gas 5ei0t iolgenoes 8ei-
lpiel: Scnlanb fault BET cinernS dll6'
NADER Elm Yaor Stiefel iiir s Wtorf
mo 0ibt oafiir cin 3Ual3ignlorfItiid
IN 3abllt1g. Ger Sdyubmufer mllB
bci'm9tndbor lpcd)leln mo gibt Damn
Gem aGufcr II Wort. Nod) ciniQcc
3cit Itcllt lid berolls, oob bas 0clo.
ltiid folId) lit; Der Nud)bor I0Bt iid)
BON 0cnl Sd)lIbmoder Den Sd)o0cn
criebcn, ltu0 cS iroqt lid, tuieoiel Die.
icr ucrlorcn bat. Nci Der 0cnntiuor.
tlln9 fam man Den gtudborn Qon5
aus ocm Spiel Ioiicn. Der SdIb-
modcr bot notiirlih MIR Die Sticfcl,
Die m1bc5nblt gcbliebcn lino, uno
ooS, mas CT Dem a0ufcr bcrolSGcge4
ben bot, cill0c6iiBt. 49, Wcgcn Der ct.
gcnorti9cn @obl Der 3oblenongabcll
miro %foIgcnOc 6rogc rcgclnlGBig
fulif geloit; mic longc broltdt eil
100 Dieter LANCER Giicnbobn5ug, NM
iibcr cine 10 Wteter langc Bride 5lt
fubrcr, menn or IN Der Scflln0e 10
Wicter 5uriIdIcgt? 0ie Nntuort lit
niht 10, lonbcrn fl Sctun0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-29
SaS lcBtc @coidDt.

I<n Der 0clttld)en ErcIie iperocll
lcbtc rl,o nlcrlcbtc 8coid)tc 0cS per,
Itorbcncn Numuoriitcn gSilbelm Vltid)
Ucr0ifcntliht. Gem icbt Sbcobor
Moloou nit folaenocn Stropben, bic
CT aus Dem Olpmp bon Nltid crbul.
ten bobcn mill, circn lounigcn TGms
pier ollf:
Pei Eootcn pilcNt ou9 &cricldrci-
ben
Wciu0bnlid goll5 81 mltcrblcibclL
0cm c~rltcnS iino lie foot, 0oS beibt,
Sic goben mciitcnS oltf Den u@eiIt, "
limo 5lucitenS lit c9 10 gcid)citcr,
limo orittcnS gcbcn mir olio iuciter.
Omar IcGt ioit icbCr Mcuid I'M 0rob
9ic iircltc @%cruobubcit ub,
NotilrIi6 olld ooS 3citungSlelen 49,
0oS obcr iinO MIR SppotbcicM
Sd lett oltf NlleS iebt Scr3iht,
Sc6od) orf'S 3citultaSlclcn nld)t,
limo iolge, mic SIT 2~cbcnS5citcn,
Gen irOiidct 9cgebenbettcn
SbcilS tbeiInobnlSloS, tbcils intcrci-
iirt,
9ellitigt bolo, bolO inoignirt;
God meiitcntbeila idrpiut nttr oic
MoUp
Nic bciipiclSluciS III bicicm Safe,
Sin Gltbcno BIGtter ungciGbr
Wctteiiert bcllte Inn Die Chr,
Wtcin ylcbt' Wcbid)t" gcbrod)t ST ia.
ben,
@coor man mrincn Seib bc8ruben.
Sin ll6ren.S obrifunt iogar,
@cbollptet fcit, Dob er ca luar,
GoS bciBt, boB ieincm 6ubritote
Micin lett @eoid)t gegoltcn babe.
0ogcgcn Nun 6cbaltpte idL
Sic irrcr ollie lid)erlid;
Wtcin lcbt' @c0id)t blieb untgeld)rieben
limo bate, mGr'a nidt unterbliebell,
@cil ib 5ltoor ld)on bin oerbloBt,
Wtit 0ieicnt 8ettItreit lid beioBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-29
%om Saiicr SnbilGnm lit @icn.

9cutide ipie oItreifildc 3citungen
nennen ole SuIoigung Der oclltihcn
Siiriten bei'm &oiler . SrtbilGum III
Wien eincn &orgung BON m~eltbilto.
rider 9eoelltung. Ger 9ilrgermei.
tier bon @ieuJ Or. 2ii0er, belt BET
Dem Gntpinng oc9 auilers folgetloe
Nniprnhe:
Gtp. foiierli6c WaieItGt: sd, iiibIc
mid berllien, Der Sreltoe Der @icner
ooriiber Au9Orlld 5l gebcn, bob Gip.
MoieltGt lid entld)loiien buben, All
Der Spite Der oelltIdlcn 9%itnoeSIiir.
ltcn peri0nlih Die 8lildiuiinihe TN.
iercm geliebten &oiler SIT iibcrbrin'
Qen. Wtit oielem Iilsorud Der
8reltoc %perbiloe ih ben g(usoruf
ber5lihen GanfcS, ionic Die innig.
item 8riiBc al Gtp. 'foilcrli6e Mtaie'
ltGt Ser oltcn &niicritoot @ien u1o
ibrcr getreuen 9eluobner.
Ger oelitldc Soiler erlpioerte:
SD bonfe Sbncn fiir Die frcunoIi'
dJcn @orte Der @e~griibung. Snsbc'
ionoerc oonfe Sd Sbncu fir ocll
iuormen Appell, ben Sic an Die Wie'
ner 9epolferung eeriftet boben.
Wtein aommen ioa Elm 9eipeis lei!i
iHr bic allberorocntIide Sodid6sutg
uno 0erebrung, meldle Sd CT. Mo-
ieitGt, Sbrem auiier, cntgegenbriuge
ltlto melde nit Wtir ooS gelunmtc
oeutid,e Golf tbeilt.
gei Ser 5eittafel brad)te &ailer
6ron5 Soief ~folgenoen Triltflpriih
aus:
Ser 9eilidL sen mir nlcilie treitelt
Naiirten eucre aoiierlid)e unb So
niglife MoieitGt, Seine aoniglide
Solicit Der Yrin5 , Gegent, Die Sos
riglid)en MuieitdtenL Die oiirfloldl'
tighten Siiriten, iotpie Der @ertreter
Der Observation-Disclosures belite %obitattet,
rrfiiut mid nit Der grobten Treiloe.
Sh belize sic bcrslidit IN nnlcrer
Mitte %milfommen. sic baben ourh
Sbre Sierberfunft Ole @eiiible nab
rer 5reunbidaft anlablid Der Grrel-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-29
= Maicnjcit!

@cr bat ooa critic @ic0 crooht,
0o5 0urd) oic &iiftc IDOL?
Ger IrilblinQ lambs IN loucr 9Ioht
Io3 @cr5 bon y&omc pol;
Gr ionn Is irob I'M 6licocrborm
limo ihlug Ocn Goft 0djrl:
% Nioicn5cit o &iebc3truum,
Mna lit 10 lib mic ou!"
% tomcn M}iid' mo &dicrlcilL
MoI0p0aIcin ion0cr 3obl,
Gic iibtcn ibrc NHCilcu Gin
g3obl ant Die tauicnomol!
Sic trllgcn'9 ollrh Den &immcl2'
r0ltnl
llno Orrb oic @aIoc5rub':
. N}oicnirit, 0 @icbc3trolmL
Mo9 lit 10 lib luic Oll!"
Stir ionQ'3 am Bad Die Nohtigol,
ga mnro mir pon1rig lUcb,
9ilu ioIat oo2 &icO mir iibcruIl
Gurd Suit m0 @liitbcnihnee;
SD pilijdt' Den 3lucig int 6licOcr'
baum
limo ing c2 inlmcr5u:
9 W}uicn5cit, q &icbcStrmum,
g8o5 lit 10 lib mic on"
&iftor 9littDgcm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-29
Miro Der Srancnf nf sr0kcr?

Gin fral5oiildcS 8lntt lpirft mieoer
einnnl boiler Summer Die ircilidl
nidt mebr 9un5 nerle 6roge ollf oh
Der Sub Der mooerncn 6rou in 5olae
Der S%portSiibumg GROCER wcroe. Gin
Barrier Sdllbmoder nit iebr inter.
%HotionoIcr &mn0l6nft beiubt 0ieie
Sro9c cntidie0cn ulO bebollptet ilbs
rigCuS, Dob old1 Die S%nnoidlubmu.
der Die glet6c Wobrnebntung in De-
5ltg ulti bic &oll0 Der mobernen6rolt
mnften. Ndd ibnl lit Gin ollge.
meincS lon9iamcS @ud)Stbum 0cS
S%roucniuBcS IN Sronfreid, ruie and
in Gnglano mo ben Scr. Staaten
mabr5lunebmen. gttr Den Sub Der
oeutiden ISrallen ninmt Der Barrier
Singer ct. Griipins aus, mo 5lpor
meint er, Der Sub Der oeiltI6en6rou
lei i6on 10 groB, OaB CT nift gut
1r0Bcr meroen fourc CD. "a mir
0eutihcn nit 8orliebe 1bnlideS bon
Dem engliiden 6rouenfuB beballp'
ten, 10 Der0en mir Dies nieoer'
idnrctterlloe llrtbeil oes Barrier Mei.
tiers nit geloilenem Sumlor nlftleb-
men. So, mir geben logor Iorueit,
inns fir icilt llrtbcil ousoriiflih 81
beooltfen. Gem Der 5rultcniub, mic
i'm Die Barrier mo nlid Die Wierer
Wfo0e lett lunge obligutorilf Dor
id)reibt, lit nid)t cine S6onbeit, ion.
bern cine mioerli6e l%lnnotllr. @ir
glollben, ipie ldon 8oetbe la9te, CT
ncn 5ierIiden Sub 5u lebcn, nno ie'
hen bod MIR 5ierlidleS Sdubluerf.-
GaS Shublucrf Der Barrier uno Wte'
llcr Sdniitcr lit biibld) gcnug, Der
mcnidlihe Sub ober, Der eS benltet,
mltB Elm perfriippclter GbinelenfllS
lein. Nefonnt genltg lit ia, Dob oielc
0crebring Der oblolutcn &lelnbeit
ocS 6%roltcniuBeS perbulttiBn1oBlg
iltn9cn 0otllmS lit nno crit ans Der
Belt oca Hofofos itommt. Somobl
oua Nltertbum lpie Die Netallldllce
iobcn nid)t IN ser aleinbeit oes 6lt.
Bes al iid), ionbern in leinem rid)ti.
gen Terbdltniiie sur geiannnltcn aor-
pcrgroBe ooS entiheioenoe Werfnlol
icincr Sdonbcit. Sn oieier Siniid,t
uber mirft Der 6rouenirB. iuie ibn
oie beutigc Wiobe perlungt, obIto.
beno nto 5uglcih l1derlid). @enn
clio mirflid ons llrtbeil oeS geItren.
gen Barrier Sditbmohers rif)tig lit
ino ln1iere 6rnilen lid oes olisge-
l%pud)leniten SltBes Inter Den 6rulicn
Der aulturpelt erfreuen. 10 lit Dies
elm 3eiden, Dab lie in oieiem Ynnfte
nutiirlider oenfen unb ibrcn aorper
oe~rniinftiger bnlten, als etlun Die
Srai5oiin, Die ibren Sub entiteIlt,
I'M einen 3luergenid)ub tragen SIT
fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-29

Numbering Der @cblrtcu i6licBIid
cinmul Die @cbnrta}iiicr inter oil
Stcrblidfcit55iifCr binrntcr trcibcn
mo lest, On Der @IcibbCitSpuntt nof
mtcn bin iibCrlhrittcn lit, luirr
nidta oaa meitcrc Sinfcn pcrbil.
ocrn f0nncu, "a OicicIbcn bCflugcnS'
tUcrtbcn llriohct %ungcbcmnlt fort.
lUirfcn.
@crcit9 iub lid ser &ricg5miniitcr
YicQllort in icincm jiiltgit Den Sam.
mcrn porGclcGtcn @cicBentlpurf, be-
trcficl0 Die HcorQouiiotion ser mill.
tGrilhcn Goore3, 5t DEM bcif0nlcn.
Gcn 9cfCnntniB 9e5lpiungcl, 0aB Dos
olli0brIih o~eriiiQbare &ctrutcn.GOn-
tingcnt INN 10000 Wtonn bintcr Dem
0%clCtnlGbig nor0cIcGCncn Ncoorf 5lt'
riidblcibt. Der General crfIGrt in
oCn Wotiucn, cr broltdc CUR norltu'
len Gormntion Der ciuntul bethlehem
BEN Ginbeitcn olti 6ricocnaiuB 575,'
GOO Mann b0be ubCr MIR $4,000
Wium 5ltr NcrfilguuN. Phi lcbterc
3iiicr ulio mill CT Die 6%ricocnsciiet.
tipitdrfe gcicblid rcou5ircn mo CT
idJmcihclt lid nit Der Soffnmng, III
ser Gontingcnt3jiiicr BON $4,000
cine oullcrnoc 9oiiS iiir Die 3llfilrit
5lt bciibcll. Sficnbor bClIbClt CT Sps
timiSmuS. Scincr gufmcrtlnmteii
Ionncn Die obcn ongcgcbencn 3ubIen
DER militGrii6cn Stomnlrollcn nid)t
cntgongen icin, OCnn Die 6udBcitlmg
go SrunCC milltoirC" mar cS, bic
fiir5Iid) ulli 0ic rupioc 9Ibnobme Scr
m0unIihcn @cburtcn felt 1856 bilt.
pico. Nun limo Oic $4,000 Wom,
ilbCr bic Der Wtiniltcr 0egeniuGrtig
pcriiigcn SIT GGnlcn glollbt, gcrooe
Die Spr0Blingc ocS SubrcS 1856. Die
>%icai0brigcn 8citcQlmgSpflidtigcn
iuIo 1887 GCborCn bic nGd)lti0brigcn
itnnmcn aus 1888, unO 10 gebt cS
lpcitcr - o6lpGrtS. Die mGnnlihcl
Ncllgcborcncn bon 1896 iuorcn ibrcr
gon5c 25,O0O neni0cr ol8 Die bon
1856. uno oic bon 1905 obcrnlaIS nm
$1,000 in Der MinOcr5obI 0cgcnilbcr
6cncn bon 1896. 0oS mllB nlb miro
iih bon Sobr 81 Sobr bel Der &ctrl.
INNER iAlinmlcr benlcrfbor
modem, 10 5por, BOB ocnl General
YicQllort, iull2 CT Nnmo 1917 nodl
Gricg&miniitcr iuGrc. minocitcnS TO-.
600 Won uno glnno 1926 iogor 3d..
600 Wionn an ieincm &oronihlog
icblcn oiiriter. IS lit cbcn 10, iuie i'd
cinlcitcno ln9tc; Die Collide Hoiic
ollS5uiterbcu. r6iniS 0oI.
llacl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-29
SribIingS &ctradJtnngcn clncs
Sbifuroutcu.

Sn %icillcn1 Wude iiber Die oclltid)c
%olfamirtbld)nit I'M 70. Sobrblnocrt
Gllbcrt Yroiciior Somburt, oicler
aciitoolc So5iolplDdolog Die Nn.
lid)t, Die ibcolcn HcGlinGcll ocS Scr
sens fGnocn ibr notilrlidcs @rab III
Scr 6iiQc Der @cmlBgiltcr, Die nm
ms enporiuahicn. Su, mcbr. Sic
Gigcnort unicrcr Gchllit, Die Gigen.
art u%nlereS gclcuihaitliden 9eieins
mocrluobncnS III 0robcn Stcin.
idlllld)tcn ltno nlli 8iigcln bon Stein,
@loS un6 Giien bubcn c5 nit lid &c.
brod)t, 0uB 5piidcn ms uno Der Ic.
6cnoigcn 9tutilr, 0u @utt oeh Werts
id)cn Idlii blnein. lid Elm Berg bon
to0tcn S%toiintniicn ouigctbiirmt bat,
Ger unlcrcm @ciltcSlcbcn rcdlt ciGcns
LID lein 6ornfteriItiIheS @cprGgc
Ocrlcibt ..." is lei 0onlit cine
ncuc GulturbuliS oeid)oiic,t: bo3
Stcinpiloiter, lno 0arnuS cine ncltc
&llItltr %cntltunbcn: Die N3pbultfuls
tir, Die Den Stootmenlden mo luo5
in ben 9onll Der Observation-Disclosures
ser @roBito0t gcr1tb, Der Nntllr ent.
ircmoct, 10 boB oicie inns bod,lten"
nod ein Sbicft Glttbetil6cn @enutl.
les lit. Gr5Gbltc man ms ood) bic
icr Gage bon eincm @ciltlidcL Der
oic Nutur crit Damn 81 iuilrbiacn
mciB. ipcnn tic linn i'm Nil0c, olS
@cm0loc, por9eltcllt miro. Sir oiclc
bciibt CT Siebc mo &critGnoniB Die
WCbiloc Der Wcnihenbon0, mGbrenh
ooS original, Die Notllr IeIbit, i'm
iolt l0Bt. GnS mag oieicnl o0er ie-
nCm lcltI0m tlingcuL obcr I'M 8runoe
0cnommcn lit eS iogor mumbcrbor
niht. Wir bil0en cin fiinItliheS@c.
ldlcdt berol,. .Nir erlebcn nidDt
nlcbr Die SobrcS5citerL" bciBt cS III
DEM iiingit IN Scr .Tol. Nntlropol,
Rcpue" ueroiientIid,tcn Nuiiob; ,@o8
gibt ms Die &ultur2" niht mebrSo1
uno 3od)t, nid,t Sd)nee mo Sturm
= cS lei Bonn OILS 8erfebrsbinoer.
nib. Wir iinb 10 iueit bon Der Notur
1bgeor1ngt. Dab Die Shlllfinoer lin.
tcrriht in Der Notilr erboIten mill.
len. Man Seigt ibnen oilf Snfeln,
fpie Der 8inter ollsiiebt lno mic Der
Counter ousIiebt." = Deer lit ocnt
nit)t 10? @Gdlt l,id)t Elm @cihled)t
beron, oas iein 2eben obne refts
5iib[itng nit Ser ~lebenbigcn Notttr
pcrbrinat; yooS Ole Come nidlt mebr
GriiBt hos nift mcbr Die Stinrmcn
Der Sinqpogcl fennt uro nid)t Die
lpeiBe @interltud)t, iuenn Der Goa.
mono ali bet Sd)hcefeloern alisert,"
iule Der einaongS genannte 8elebrte
cS in Dent nWirtbifoft nnb &ultnr"
Northumberland Gopitel leineS aligc'
fiibrten @ertes ousoriidt.
Mog Der 6riibIing ms 2ano font
men, berSta6oter MERIT es nidt, oab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-29
Cir Mrnh.

IS blii6t Elm 8rob in treiter Sut,
Qos bette @cr5 oorinmcn rilbt.
81 obcrit bIiiben Noien ROTH -
Gcin Muno 10 mon6cn Stub niI
bot.
limo meitcr ob Die ellie blii6t -
0ein 6cr5 bat rein fir mid gegliibt.
81 6ilBcn lieGt cin g%riincr &ron3-
sd iflpong Old oft I'M W%oienton5.
Die Seutc gebcn Dram porbei,
Vtir nber bridJt oo2 Scr5 cnt5luci.
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Trascu, bic g~ciu6bnIid) faIid bcaat'
iuurtct iueroen.

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idoi" 6ol9cnocS: @on5 leidbte Sra
gen ipcrocn oft iolif beantlpnrtet,
neil Die Srogeiteulng %irreIiibrero
gciu1bIt lit. aioiiiid lit bufiir Die
Sroae iiber sic Sd)nede, Die iebr oft
Bel @eielIidoitsipielen auftolldt. IS
bonoeIt iitb oari,ltt, ipie lange cine
Sdnede brulbt, I'M eiilc sebn Weter
bobe Wanb SIT erflettern, lpenm lie
tGglif orei Meter aufmdrts II. bann
ipieoer 5iuei obmdrts flettert. @er
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Tie @uidDtcl.


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0ca a6ppdc poa 9oiic,
Boil Hcluc 1nO Streid) --
0u, @ltidtel, moS biidIt Ge
90 arm - III 10 reid!
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Wcicaihnft.

Ger Nnjng ucu unO bohmooern cot
ySic opd) bic Gomen uno oic Scrr'r
60 itreng Onriibcr iuud)cn!
God iua9 al iogennnntcm @eiit
Sic jeigen adj oo@ limo 5unlcilt
9ted)t obgctrngcne Sudcnl
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Sonocrbar. ,Wcnn NOR.
gen iflcdlt @cttcr lit, mode id) einen
Iitsflng." nSie meinen, lpenlt es
id)ones @etter iit!" = ,Nein, nein,
idl loiie mid aui 9anoportic'n qruno.
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rg9esbolb hcnn?" = ,,So, icben Sic,
bel ihonem @etter babe ih INNER
bic groBte angit, es fonnte untcrmegS
81 regnen anfangen."
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Tors IN Der nEolit. @ntbropoI Tc.
ollc." est. &oui3 Nmcrita.D
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-23
PROMISES PEACE In HAITI
President Alexis Says War Ships
Have No Cause to Remain.
Legation Refugees mt Liberty to De-
part-Chief Magistrate Ninety
Years of Age.

Port au Prince. March 22-The CORE
spondent Of the Washington Herald to-
day interviewed President Nord Alexis
at the palace here.
The building was guarded by a regiment
and a half Of brilliantly uniformed troops.
A large staff of officers and the members
Of the cabinet were present in the amaz-
ingly gaudy but dilapidated reception
room. in which the President received the
correspondent.
Gen. Alexis said:
There will be no more trouble, and
there is no necessity for the war ships
remaining here When they depart the
country viii be peaceful.
Beyond the punishment Of disIoyal SOL
diers, there will be no more drastic action
taken by the government. The men who
sought refuge in the legations and con-
sulates are at liberty to go TO their
homes when they want
Il have taken no measures that were
not necessary 10 protect the government
from revolutionists. 1 believe thoroughly
that in the future tranquility will prevail
and every one will be safe"
President Alexis in many respects IS a
wonderful man. He is over ninety years
OF age. and his appearance is typically
African. He is a believer. in Voodooism.
which spreads its baneful influence every
where in Haiti.
Despite his years he is alert and active,
and dominates everything
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-23
KAISER DEFIED BY RELATIVE
Prince Joachim Albrecht to Drop
Hohenzollern Name.
Snaps Fingers at Wish Of the
Emperor-win Wed an
ex-ActresS.

Berlin. March 22-As he has done since
coming into manhood. Prince Joachim Al
brecht OF Prussia, handsOmest and most
daredevil Of all the HohenzOllerns. again
snaps his fingers at the attempts made by
mis- august relative 20 control him.
Not only does he treat with conte n1pt
his expulsion from the army. but he pro-
poses dropping the Hohenzollern name.
assuming that OF Count Won Kamenz. 10
buy property south of the Main district
and marry Baroness Won Liebenberg.
formerly Marie Sulzer, an actress, about
whom have been all his troubles with
the Emperor. and whom he has now taken
away from her lately married Austrian
husband.
IL may easily be imagined that the sit
uation is very piquant. The chivalrous
young prince has had his say, and has
mapped out daringly his future action.
but everybody is asking. What will
the Kaiser do as autocratic head
OF a family whose members are COM
PEELED to obey his VIII? And as he
is especially irritated at the repeated dis
obedience OF Prince Joachim TO his
wishes, Il Is more than probable that the
sequel VIII come in the near future.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-23
KEEPS NEW PASTOR OUT.
Sexton, Sworn In as Special Police
man, Watches Church Door.


man, Watches Church Door.
Trenton. n. j., March 22-David Trout,
sexton of the First Methodist Church.
this city, acted to-day as a special police
man and sat through the services where
he could keep one eye on the entrance
and the other on the pulpit Neither he
nor any of the church officials would ad-
nit ii, but every one understood that
Trout was sworn in for the purpose Of
keeping from the church Rev DR.. VIII
lam Frye, appointed as pastor at the re-
cent session Of the Methodist Conference.
The First Church officers declare they
will not submit to the pastor appointed
by Bishop Wilson. inasmuch as they have
contract with Rev. DR.. Charles O.
Jones. whom they called last December
from Rome. Ga.
Dr. Jones is not recognized by the New
Jersey conference because he comes from
the Methodist Church South. He main
tains his position in the church. how
ever, and is sustained by the members.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-23
AIDED BY SHIP SUBSIDY.
Line to Australia VIII Resume IL
Given Assistance.

San Francisco, March Pho time will
be wasted by the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany in arranging for the resumption OF
business on the San Francisco and sgd
ney route. following the passage OF the
ship subsidy bill.
The three steamers formerly on the
line-Sierra, Sonoma, and Ventura-have
been maintained, here in first-class con-
dition ever since they were laid up last
year, and a force OF seven men has been
kept on each.
Nearly a year has elapsed since the
Spreclleses went out Of business on the
Australia and New Zealand route. Ever
since the liners were taken off the San
Francisco and Sydney route complaints
from New Zealand and Australian people
have been loud. for the laying up of the
cleaners removed their best and quickest
means of reaching Great Britain. Thirty
one days was the usual time. as against
thirty-fve or more by any other route.
Business men of Honolulu. as we'll as
tourists bound to or from Samoa and
other South Sea ports, have also COM
planned.