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Sharp County record., 1908-01-31

The Farmers Union at this
place took In two new members at
the meeting last week, and also
received some new material this
week.
The announcement Of Tom
McCaleb of Hardy as q candid.
ate for Assessor is In the Record,
but a lack Of space forbids us
saying anything more Of his can.
dldacy this week.
The Record is crowded for
space thjs woNk, and Is unable TO
publish Nh Inc uooA news letlera
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

20: ' ss.s:.-s. 4. !saeonAee w u Kelley
judge, subject TO tho action Of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized TO announce ]. Il. Butler Of
Big Creek township n candidate for the Office of
County Judge, subject to the action of the Demo.
cratic party,
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31
FOR TREASURER

We are authorized TO announce Stephen y.
Johnston of Sullivan township u candidate for
County Treasurer, subjoet to the action OF the
Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce II, l., Dickerson
n candidate for recollection TO the office of County
Treasurer subject to the action OF tho Demo-
cratic party,
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31
TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS

We are authorized to announce j, N, Evans q
candidate for Road overseer Of piney Fork town.
ship, subject to the Democrat, primary
We are authorised to announce r. j. Davidson Il
candidate for Justice of the Peace of phey Fork
township, subject TO the action of the Democratic
party,
The Record ID authorized 10 announce John
Il, Bray a candidate for reelection aB Constable
Of pIney Fork township subject TO the Democrat.
ic primaries,
We are authorised 70 announce John Dial tan.
dIdate for Road oyerseer of piney Fork tow slp,
subject to the action Of the Democratic party,
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31
FOR CLERK AND RECORDER

We are authorized to announce Arthur Sullivan
a candidate for reelection as Clerk and Recorder,
subject to the action Of the Democratic party
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31

All sizes Boys Duck Goats
going at cost at Edwards Mere
Co.
"Let the Record keep coming
writes W. A. Nichols, who make
a remittance from Oil Trough,
Mr.. Nichols was formerly
popular citizen of Cave City.
II. W. Bone, a member Of thu
Board of Commissioners of Acj
counts, went to Hardy MondaJ
to inspect the books of the coun]
ty officers in the Northern Dis
trict.
Robert |. Sharp, who recentll
removed to Checotah, Okla, fro1
this place, was here few day
this week visiting relatives AMI
friends, all Of whom were glad Il
see him.
Judge Boen Phillips Of Hardy
editor of the Herald, was in tft
city Saturday attending tn
meeting Of the Democraai
Central Committee. He paid Y
a fraternal visit.
Senator Jeff Davis will max
two speeches in Sharp count,
before the March primaries. II
will speak at Ash Flat on Febrp
ary Goth, at 10 a. M, and \
Hardy on the same day at 7:S
p. m.
The Record neglected to stAt
last week that brand new -
had made his arrival at the hoih
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E, PickeR
We beg the young gentlemah'
pardon, and promise not to sliat
him in our columns any more,
M. l.. Haney came in frbr
Paul's Valley, Okla, last FridI a.
for a visit with relatives an
old friends in this section. Mac
looks quite natural, and we al
sorry to say he has no intentio
of coming back to Sharp count,
to live.
Ben N, Yates, who was her
from Williford Saturday, say
that all differences between th
commissioners and the o. [ctc
who put up the bridge = -AWilli
ford have been amicably Jettlec
Mr.. Yates declared that the no,
bridge is dandy, and that th
people Of his section are muc
elated over its completion.
The announcement Of the can
didacy Of John Dial for Roa
Overseer Of Piney Fork townshi
appears in this issue Of the Rec
ord, Mr., Dial lives in tho wes
part Of the township, where h
has resided nearly all his life
He is a hard working, honorabl
citizen, worthy in every way {
the votes of the people and thei
confidence, Everybody like
him, and he will make O stronI
race.
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31
STATE SENATOR

We are authorized to announce Horace E. Ruff
of Randolph county candidate for State Senator
from the Second district, subject to the action Of
the Democratic party
We are authorized to announce c. H. Henderson
of Randolph county candidate for State Senator
from the Second district, subject to the Demo-
cratic primaries
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31
FOR SURVEYOR

We are authorized to announce r. X. Arnold Of
Morgan township a candidate for Surveyor, sub.
iect to the Democratic primaries.
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31
Farm Labor Waa'e'

WANTED Goou .'s ,"', n NJ
tivate land by the as'ooo ~ 40 al!
month. rr1 rIi viii give SovIv oaI sSs
to cultivate cotton, r,.ss ,'' bvult
"a 90 / or corn >, Now ,,s. ,vod'I
labor wanted, Teo'"'' ~ lucId
houses to live >, i, and NJ
Land isFpandy loan, aa,,aa"ras aap \
work work.. plenty Of t., cISs'''Si leo M
after crops are l"ld i Ty' loss|
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31
Announcements.
FOR CONGRESS

We are authorized to announce W. A. Oldfeld
OF Independence county a candidate for Congress-
subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
in the Second District
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31

correspondents muS' ,us'o y "
again next week, 0w'0da0 wo,p
doubtless aeeoll'l''V'
more handsomely
Sharp County record., 1908-01-31

Ladies' Skirts at prices that
will sell them at Edwards Mere.
.UGO. MS9YS. ,oo." % was "
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
nr w r. Dodson Talks.

Torras. La: One of the most sue
,.spfn, Of the series of institutes be-
mo held by the teachers of Pointe
rounee parish took place Saturday
~ tbp Torras schoolhouse. The regu-
,or nrogram was carried out as pre-
norod nv Superintendent Trudeau and
in addition a very instructive lecture
was delivered by DR.. w. R. Dodson
If the Louisiana State University. DR.
nodsop also gave an illustrated lee
tnro TO the teachers and the people o
tho community Saturday night.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
ns.r IN Race with Train.

Danville, Pa. - The engineer "ur
eraman of a west-bound pass.ne
twain on the pennsylvania ra,,loau ~
were treated to the extraoro'ha,,
sigbt Of deer, frightened by the SUI :
don approach of the train arouhd "a
curve, springing directly between nom u,e
rails and keeping ahead OF 'he io'o'''0
tive for about 1000 yards. :.
Then with the train almost upon H.
q cleared the engine by narrow hla'
gin and in full view OF the passenss ~
r,unged into the river, hiieu WIN noa.
ING ice and swan to an island III 'h'
7 middle of the stream.
The deer, spike" buck, Is un III,
douhtedly the same one that has peer
seen periodically since fali III III
vicinity and that about monIh AZ ~
made its way to within 20 feet OF u
farmhouse of ]. c. Carr and calmi
noored in at a window.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Intercoastal Canal.
airy

Guevdan La: Henri L. Gues u .aning
ceiyed messages SATURDAY and
from congressman Brouss "a radvis-
Ransdell at Washington, D. =. ... az II
ing that the executive com conn w civ.
the Iptercoastal Canal would ue
en- hearing March 25 by the N"' Mr.
Rivers and Harbors Commit.ee' 1nter-
Gueydap vice president of the s ,nc
coastal Canal, accompanied by ~ oe and
tary Leon Lock, of Lake Char,eS' will
Judge J. G. Medlenka, of Cro~leg s This
leave for Washington to a''eN
meeting. oomnaniet
They will be met and accolip VIII,
BY a committee from Lafayes.e' oner
desire an appropriation for tns
ing of Bayou vermilion TO sm MO,
Bay, and also a committee lIo for IN
gan City to press their CAM w. Atcl
reepening of the channel OF 'He
afalaya.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
SLIPPERS FOR THE EVENING.
Decree Is That They Must Match
Color of the Gown.

With all evening gowns colored sip
nors and stockings are an inherent
mart of the costume, and not even d
shade difference in color is permlsslDle
between the silk or satin gown anu
the satin or kid slippers. If the gown
is of popular shade of pink Dlue'
yellow or lavender, it is generally pos
sible to procure slippers of CORE
sponding color among the STOCK sizes'
hit If the slippers must be MADE 10
order they will add quite consider
able item to the cost of costume, Du.
~ the color is not one that is far on!
Of the ordinary it is generally possible
IN give the right shade to satin SLIP
| per that is perhaps just on the copr:
T Pastel pencils or colored chalks Will
give a deeper color to any pale shaae
D and can frequently be made to answer
n instead of the liquid dye which Is not
T. 40 easy a matter to work WIN. TUT
/, mink slippers that have become gray
n IN faded so as not to tone IN well WITH
II the gown, ordinary rouge powder Will
y, do much to restore the original color.
t Unless one is especially successful
n, in dyeing silks, it is scarcely worm
r. while to invest in new pair OF sip
er ners and attempt to dye them to the
IS, reou,red color, but to restore the color
ny to old slippers or to give them a deep
or color more in keeping with tn
shade of the gown, rouge or paste
mcneil will almost always prove 81
fectiye. Suede pumps and slipper
are decidedly popular just now Du
would be more popular If only the
did not become brown In such al
tressingly short time, nor Is any KIN
Of shoe backing especially e1ectlV
Such has often been resorteo 10
sheer desperation, but charcoal W
he found excellent for the purpose
besides giving a good black color
will keep the soft finish of the leath
in proper condition.
In cleaning all kid and satin sho
and slippers shoe trees should ai"a
be used.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Mill Men Threaten Violence.

Patterson, La: Rumors are in circu-
,.,;on here that the strikers who re
a .ntlv ouit work at the Riggs Cypress
romnanv's plant because Of a cut in
~aaos have threatened violence
"r those who continued. AS a
.onspouence. the mill was shut down
Wv one day. However, Manager R
loo Riggs and Nh Craigheal claim
- have the situation we'll in hand, anc
snorvthing is now running along a:
usual.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Brick Company Organized.

Lake Charles, La; The Charter ~
the Bradley Brick and Tile compal,s,
Ltd, was filed Saturday The company any
is capitalized at $4,000, divided aIs 'n of
shares of $50 each, The board ol, :.
directors and officers are as lollo" on
sTH, Bradley, president and gene -
al manager: H. H. HanagriH' WIZ :
president and assistant manase., riff
c, Garter, secretary; W. H. Hanas''''
treasurer and B. T. Copp' .,os IN
Fred Guerra, one of the parties ~ ~
dicted for robbing an old Mexican % o
5000 on Railroad avenue ten uos cor
pleaded guilty Saturday and was s.a sor
fenced to two years in the peli''0N
prv
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
The Dash for Liberty.

.,ou ond further from civilization @e
suords sullen and relentless as they
were became less careful in their SUI
norvison and less strict. DoupIiess
thew thought that escape was ihposs.
b]e-and indeed the majority OIL ene
prisoners, respondent and IN Despair
nod M heart to make an attempt
put while most of the others were
uo.,anod To their fate, M. Gehri was
Laenlv alive to everything that was
tat,ne Mace. He saw that the laxl's
~ the guards made an attempt to es-
cape possible and he resolved 10 Ha.o a
sor and to seize the first favorable op'
nortnnitv. Success meant life and llp
ertv instead of a living tomb; faliure
would not make his position mucl
worse And if he happened to D'
lillad while making the attempt
we'll his troubles would be over
The opportunity came on oep'ell
her II, when they were about nan wa
5 between Krasnoyarsk and their desI
I nation, the penal settlement anu "
r Cehri and two others, to whom ne Id ID
conflded his intention, seized II WIZ
8 both hands. While the guards we
s drinking the three men crept out III
the darkness, determined to make
hold dash for liberty, although III
had very little, if any, idea OF the
ell rection they should take. And IN oru
lg to make pursuit difficult they separ
10 ed almost at once.
et After many adventures, NJ oe
ps reached Vladivostok, and ma
I'm Japan, whence he telegrapheu
ire money to pay his passage nome
in switzerland. He set sail on nov ''
are her 1e. on board the Messagerles M
OF times liner Tonkin, and arrived III
a few days ago safe and SOUND
not much upset by the terrible EXP
ences he had had. His return
one ouite unexpected and when he reac
e1t home his parents were wohue
'tea when, If ever, they would see
again.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
WORTH ON THE TAlLoR-MA0E'
cra,+ French Dressmaker Does MOI
Approve of Style.

Worth, the great French dress
naIor does not approve Of tailor
made gowns. In his fascinating aiIr
cles in Harper's Bazaar he says anons
other things: -, a,,,+ the
I'm the morning we will admit tne
.,,,tohilitv of a tailor-made gown "o'h
with a blouse of excessive neatness -
Such a gown the American w ,:sss,1 ." ~
S go in that respect dlnerlns
49,. tho Frenchwoman, who taxes ner
nh o alone in the seclusion OF 'ne
hovdo,r clad in muslin or casnineie
Do,snoir But supposing there IS d
wedding, a charity bazaar or a iun, ~
con party to be attended, a Wv Eacb
o outomobile; a shoot or ride? hacL
"u'o n,on wil, determine the choice o.
attire. ubo will 2,
:. tatIormade attire to an Afternoon
-, raesption, or to that smartest 81 :, . q,
fairs in the eyes of the frehshWU he
."t Wedding. Excuses Of great nume se
and variety the defaulter will find 4. &c
t herself, If questioned. She WIN lan 80
" .rhis Is my new frock,' or, l maven raven
: lnS else fit to go in or asa
s srbs sD day was dull or, The taal D
/ r nns u.s. is my choice, you know; new
{, maoe 40 else All poor excuse
madam mad not to be tolerated IN a'
/ rrade of society.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Md RUIZ AFTER WILD
TRAIN ON MAINE ROAO
sTslNe OF FREIGHT CAho -
CAUGHT BY ENGINE AZ 'Eh
long DoWN-GRADE RACE.

Portland, Me.-Word comes lFcin
ccpperville, near Percy, \. H. o, } 1.a.
rarrow escape from a collision pe,
tween a runaway string OF i'a"'1
fre;r,,4 cars moving at terrific speed
and the Port.a0d-Monjre" eAL'. ,'}
which left here at seven p H. WIZ"
900 passengers aboard, .,;,
After missing lhe passenger u'In
by less than half A minute the -, 'I ,.;7,.
cans, running down grade for Is Nh''s,
most Of the way at an S5-mile-An-No"'
elm we're caught by a Ioco'No"N'
ot,e, one Of the most hazardous
chases ever recorded.
At II O'Clock, just as the las, -
Of the Night Flyer on the u" AN
Trunk, bound for Monfe"'' '''
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Truck Farmers and Dairymen.

Covington. La: Plans are now on
foot for the organization OF truck
Farmers and Dairymen's Association
horo means to this end being pushed
hv nrominent merchant and lana
owner, who states that he mas VIII
ION n number of persons who coud
helm the proposition and that III Vne
worry near future he expected 10 NC
II nocition 70 ask all interested to as
semble here to meet representative
truck growers, handlers and buyers
tnor, otber sections, as we'll as repre-
sontatives of the railroads. lie calleo
attention to the remarkable 1aciiitleI
for truck growing in this section an'
the fattering success that has aCIeiiu
ed every intelligent effort
Artesian water is easy to Obtain 10
irrigating purposes, and with the ca
sbsoil which underlies all TINS SCI
ton there is little to dreau n0'
drouth. !,
The Fourth Troop of Cavalry n'
leased the lower floor OF the FS'Nl 20
Hall at Vaudeville for an armory y
the Vaudeville platoon and will IN
week begin the work of its rennou
ing to meet the needs OF the 'Ioo
These should be completed by APP
when the troop will take chaiee'
The new piano purchased Tor I
local armory has arrived anu "
placed in the hall.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
SENT TO SIBERIA;
MAKES HIS ESCAPE
SWISS PROFESSOR, SENTENCED
For LIFE, MAKES BOLD
DASH FOR LIBERTY.
lJNDERGOES MANY PRlVAllOi's
Arrested by Russian Officials as d
sevoIutionist-TeIIs Story OF no"
He Preferred Death to
Living Tomb.

Ceneva.-An exciting and rehl"' Nc
HE story of escape from Siberia -
lated bv NJ. Maurice Gehrl' o"i9<
professor who Unexpectedly reV''' i''O
70 the home of his parents at MoIse''
IN the canton of Nana, a few days ago.
after a series of thrilling experiences
NJ Gehri was born at Morses on
Anri1 II 1885. and after a Drilll"n'
school and university career lie w
oidod 70 become a schOolmaSter anu
accented a post as professor OF ftehc"
~ tho Cvmnasp de GitOmir, III Ihe
government of Volhynia. He took up
bic duties in the spring OF l9oo' anu
hogan to study the political pIople''''
of Russia with enthusiasm. Inc SYN
nathv he felt with those WHO "0'S
trving their utmost to bring ABOUT le
forms of the laws and to alleviate wv
oarditions under which the vast ma
ioritv Of the people lived soon ID
+racted the attention of the authorlVle
to the Young Swiss master. ne ""
in sympathy with the efforts OF 'ne II
formers, and as the son OF d ire
country, in which it is no CRIME
sneak opcnly, he did not hesitate
exDress his opinions. His clearly q
fined views reused the suspicious
tho nolice, He was closely "atcN,
and on August 2S, 1906 told styi2)'
was arrested as a revolutionist.
8 Political offenders in Russia lid
~ little chance of obtaining a healln5
Is much less of obtaining justlce-anu
April 4, 1907, after a trial which "
It a mere mockery, he was seh'ehceu
ed TRANSFORMATION for life. on August
Sc he set out for Siberia with a oana
W. other prisoners. The prisoners 1 W.
- carried by train as far as hl"S!'
~ arsk in the basin of the leniS
10 where they detrained in order to c. C.
70. p]ete the journey by ROAD oh II
alf Dav after day they tramped on We
for and footsore, but as they advanced
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
LOUISIANA NEWS.
. Excursion Of the Year.

,,'oupmine. La: Services at st.
, Catholic church were conduct
'Du ~ Rev. Father De Porter, a Jesuit
Gu :. from New Orleans, Father
p% ,.rrove is still confined to his room.
nO''t aret excursion of the season from
lp 'r orleans passed through on its
Nv y. 10 New Roads and a number OF
'a' ,rsionists from the city spent the
iar in PIaQuemine'
~ ppnnbIican mass meeting in the
.+aroet Of Hon. Henry n. Pharr, can
i ,,sota for governor, will be held a
w. W. onera house on Thursday evening
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
a Classical Sash.

One of the new classical model
Gowns shows a long sash depending
s,on between the shoulders, and held
IN place by straps of black velvet
.+rown with brilliants. These straps
oro nassed over the shoulders from
+bo hack to the front, where they are
fastened with buckles. Fringes IN
cold and silver and colored beads are
used to edge the ends OF many o.
these sashes.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13

, shove simn1e underslp mercerized lawn LOT a
d House The uncss finely tucked anu 6nshed with in
uhu sleeves are
which also pas4 h bon ia threaded Materials required Two S"
uide insertion rlppOh
% specially M
efic trimmed valenciennes lace ana One ward
us Oh Materials required: ou
by oo"S IL Yards insertion yards wide rlDOon ~ "
lace roncb drawers of which are so
fun as to be divided skirts Maei'S 040
yards lace
80 skoh of Indian cameo
Materials required:
ue qe inches wide yards lnseruoh ~ ''U
of tucked and feathersutche'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Eor cored Models.

In all gored models the plaits OF one
breadth overlap the edge OF the next
ono After they are carefully basted
and pressed lay each gore accurately
arar the other, according to the
uotches and perforations. Basic them
into place with small stitches tha'
will, will not pull or give in the fitting
Alter all are put together. try OF
and see IL any alterations are neces
sary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13

oassed Copperville station WHO
train of 90 cars loaded with puip"o''
and without a locomotive, when hau
hroLen loose on siding two miles
away, ran on to the main Inc ~
missed only by few yards 'he le',
oar Of the passenger train, pound
north and gathering speed every HIN
ute plunged along toward por'lanu h,a
Al Berlin. five miles away, a Dis
,,oou1 engine with steam up happened
- ba on a siding. The operator DIT
ro,norville wired: Look OUT lull-
away freight coming
The last click CT the message n"O
hardly been received when the run
away going at a mile and man
minute, rushed past the Berlin sta'1un
The engineer and fireman were III Wv
ooh Of the moguL They kne" w
twain was a runaway before the 1el'
oranh onerator could tell them.
The big engine snorted al
+romhled as the throttle was puiie
| wide omen and she fairly rose from u
| rolls as she struck the main trach'
| For ten miles south of Berlin IL
| all down grade Then there IS 80
| tle three-mile uphill stretch until oh'
| bourne at the top of the rise
reached, where the steep do"n-s' q
Al begins again. II,
y The only hope Of the pursuers "
n catch the freight before 1t reach
the heights at Shelbourne'
Fast as the runaway went the
locomotive impelled by steam as "
as gravity, went faster, but the q
was tantalizingly slow. Several tll
tho runaway was sighted through
+ darkness on straight stretches
= track but when the wild freight
reached the foot of the three-m'ie
+ao grade it still had half mile leaa.
NV, 1ts tremendous momentum scare
NY .aemad to lessen at first, but the
,sss gul pushed doggedly uphill. AS
les' freight,s speed began to lessen
tho mogul gained more raploN'
,oin tho nilot was 100 yards from the
'"'' cor of the freight the fireman era
we're out IN lroh' ie"''
was ling. ..o;obts
was from wv - ton an
axity dWlndieu " w. omov was sta
,atch downhill again, the fireman hls
'a, on. the engine on and signaled Tor
lib engineer W p0' S
allure wheels fortbor
much One hundred y"'us ard q Z
o be the train was s'op i'.s,on had
npe- and maybe 'o''''
averted.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Vail DeveIop Coal Lands.

About 5000 acres of coal lanos ~
Monterey county, California, about zoo
Mics from San Francisco, are about
70 be developed in an extensive man
nor Most of the coal of this section
:. Ignite in character, but this trao'
ia said to contain vein Oh Senf0'
luminous fuel.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
.Iohn Mulr's Simplicity.

Once, in a talk with E. H. Harriln aaid
John Muir author and ranchman, sa,1
that he was richer than Mr. hai, NJ
q know what you mean' saiu :,
Hartman, but l won't ADMIT ,ood
Don't you think wealth is
thing for a man." -;ch
Not great wealth-no. lou. ra,,,a
man renounces too much aid
rather lie down at night U! .har
spring know up in the siefras , ~ :,
to own the Observation-Disclosures "
/ had to live In it."-Bookman.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
cood Weather fer Farmers.

Kanlan, La; The weather has been
snIendid for the last two weeks, and
tho farmers are taking advantage OF
= onite a lot of corn has already
boep planted. Some rice is being
nlanted also. Charles Trahan has
about forty acres that is coming up.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
81. Tailored Model.

Tor morning and business "e .na
fo Din and outdoor sports tne
tall t.ons lingerie blouse. 1t does no.
ten'ioS Wilt 90 easily as the 1rliiy
lingerie blouse
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13
Real Eortitude.

never knew any man in my life VINO
would not bear another's mlsiorlunes
nerfectly like a Christian,-Aie1ahoe'
Pope
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13

God as King
hears and answers
the petitions Of
his sub j e c t S.
Prayevlessness ig.
nores the ruler OF
the universe by
refusing to petl-
ton him. T h e
prayerless m a n
has placed HIM
self outside the
pale Of civiliza-
ton by denying
to the ruler the
right to hear the
netitiOnS on MS