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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
D. r. READ, EDITOR.

rOyprnOr-: rrHlOr N"nUrrS tn"a
occupI,s the unique If anomalous pc
s,i,or IF holding ut one and The sane
time, the Two nignoat Offices within Il e
Gift Of the people Of the state, the one
Office secured by setting at naught the
taderaI statutes and the other held by
setting at naught the constitution 81
the state, whose edicts he is suppose"
to support In case OF the death OF
senator during the time when the leg
isIature of the state from when ne
comes, is in session, the vacancy
shall be filled by the legislature on
the second Tuesday following the date
of the vacancy. so reads the federal
statutes, and yet, in this instance, tDe
death of Senator McENnery occurred
on Tuesday, June %, and Mr.. Sanders
was elected on the following Tuesday,
Julv 9TH. Act l64 of the constitution
OF Louisiana, PROVIDES Spec'Hc"'9
that "nO member of congress shall
hold or exercise any office of trust or
profit under the state" and YET limited
States Senator Sanders is OCCupylnr
the highest Office Of trust and homo
possible for the state to confer. Is
to be wondered at, that with so tlagrant
q disregard of the laws, both OF the
state and nation, by one who is natW
ally, by his official position, suppose
to be their sturdiest champion, SHOULD
belet IA Keeling of contempt for al
laws in the minds of the masses? Ar'
all men amendable to the law, or ait
some men, by reason of political pul
and influence, exempt from the law?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
Mizpah.
Education, Rest and Recreation.

The sunday school workers OF Ala
bama, Mississippi and Louisiana, are
offered u special opportunity in train
inc for service, at their very door
Beginning August the 18th and run
ming through the 18th, the Sunday
school associations, of Alabama, Miss
issippi aud Louisiana, will conduct
| the second session of the Gulf States
Summer Schoo! of Methods for Sun
day School Workers, at Seashore
camp. grounds, Biloxi, Miss. Every
phase of modern Sunday school work
will be covered by ia strong faculty.
The following persons compose the
faculty for 1910:
Prof. W. Z. Lowrey, D. D., presi-
dent Mississippi College, Clinton,
Miss; Prof. A. NJ. Honline, Superin-
tendent of Religious Education U. B.
S. S. Board, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Sue
STUART Brame, Belhaven College, Jack
son, Miss; Miss Minnie +. Kennedy,
General Secretary Birmingham S S.
association: Miss Susie M. Juden, Ell
ementary Superintendent Louisiana
S. S. association; D. W. Sims, Gen
eral Secretary Alabama S. S. associa-
ton; Rev. Geo. D. Booth, Teacher
Training Superintendent, louisiana S,
S. association; Rev. VIM. Migginson,
Biloxi, Miss; Rev. E. F. Schuessler,
House Visitation uperintendent, La.
S. S. association; Rev. w. Fred
Long, General Secretary Mississippi
S. S. association; DR.. George Sum-
mey, New Orleans, La; Thos. v ELL
zey, General Secretary Louisiana S.
S. association.
Reduced rates will be given by all
railroads. Registration fee 800. Ad-
mission ticket to grounds and privi-
leges Sl.00. Board and lodging on
the grounds, SO to $l2,
For further information write D. w.
Sims, Bell Building, Montgomery,
Ala or Rev. W. Fred Long, Jackson
Miss, or Thos. V. Ellzey, GIG, Maison
Blanche Bldg, New Orleans, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
News

Mrs. Gillette of Texas, is here yis-
iting relatives and friends.
Mrs. o. B. Scoggins left Monday
for Mississippi, where she will spend
few days with relatives.
Misses Agnes and Mary Clayton left
July 18th for Iowa, where they will
spend the remainder Of the summer
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Gillette, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Giggsr, Messrs. 1 Willie Compton,
Carl Mcmillan, Howard Clayton, Lee
Giggar and Misses Ella and Nora
Giggsr, Mary Narans and Cora Clay
ton were Sunday guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. TietJe.
Miss Lena Marine, who has beer
visiting in this vicinity, resurnee
home Sunday.
Miss Florence Davis Of Welsh, wal
visiting friends here from Wednesda!
until Monday.
Miss Dorothy Suffer was d Welsl
| visitor Tuesday,
Miss Tcv Allander was shonninp /,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
Mrs. Prentice EntertaiDs in Homer OF
Her Cousin.

One OF the several very pleasant So
cial events of the past week was the
social given by Mrs. M. L. Prentice
at the Prentice home, in honor of her
cousin, Miss Nix, of Lake Charles,
who was spending a couple of weeks
visiting here.
The greater part of the evening was
spentin playing progressing anagrams
in which Mr.. Clyde LaRue won first
price as being most proficient, and
Mr.. A. r. McBurney took the BOBBY
prize as leader of the opposite extreme.
Refreshments OF cream and cake were
served and an altogether pleasant
evening was eujoyed by all.
Those present were Misses Williams,
Hardage, Inez Arceneaux, VERNE and
Katiei Unkel, lone and:Irma Robinson,
Carrie Neeley, Shirley Dayidsoni
Gabbert, Eldia Goodreau, May Dau.
tel, Nix, Messrs. Boiling, LaRue,
Claud Martin, Rennie Romero, Ben
Gabbert, Sanciere Arceneaux, John
Cosner, Laurence Dautel, Merit Davis.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
little Rose Mary GerSOn Celebrates
Her Seventh Birthday.

Little Rose Mary Gerson, who reach.
ed the age of seven years last Tuesday.
wanted to give party to humble. OF
her little friends in order to celebrate
the event. The party was duly arrang-
ed for and the little folk to the num-
Der o fifty assembled at Rose Mary'a
home about three o'clock, where they
enJoyei two hours of childish fun and
glee. Mrs. Gerson had arranged q
novel plan for the entertainment OF
the children, which consisted of bury.
Ing little present for each one OF the
guests in a large pile of sand in the
ward At given signal the hunt was
begun and resulted in Jolly frolic.
Abundant refreshments OF ice cream
and cake were served and enioyed by
all. Rose Mary herself received manv
little "fens OF appreciation from bar
little do.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
Heavy Rain Tuesday Morning; Rice
Planters All FIOOded-EarlY Cut.
ting Will BE Begun About
August First.

Following the few DAYS Of dry wealth.
er that occurred the latter part OF last
week and the first part OF this came
a heavy downpOur Tuesday morning,
Rain began falling with but slight
cessations. Enough water fell at this
time to to practically refill all fields
and postpone for another week the ne.
cessity OF starting the irrigation pumps
In this connection several planters,
who have only early rice, says they
are through pumping for this season.
One or two planters will turn off their
water this week, and expect to begin
cutting by the first of August. This
promises to be the least expensive sea.
son, as far as irrigation goes, that
this section of the rice belt has known
for long time, it being asserted by
those in position to know that there
has been less than % per cent OF the
amount of fuel consumed SO far thii
wear that there was last, and whilt
the season for the consumption OF fuel
has not ended it is SO far advanced
that it is safe to say that, even witt
the most unfaVora BILE conditions dur
ing the remainder of the season TIL
fuel bills will be but slight as compared
to fOrmOSt years.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
The Misses MGC0lIister Entertain.

A number of youdg people spent a
delightful evening with the Misses
McCollister at the home of Rev. r. j.
Brown, last Monday evening. The
entertainment was given in honor OF
Miss Anthony OF Hornbeck, La.
Music and games we're the chief feat
ures Of the evenings entertainment.
MIR. c. A. lLaRue received the prize
in a word building test. A game
of hidden trees" was greatly enjoyed
by all. MIR. L. H. Dautel was the
most successful contestant in putting
together dissected lpictures. Delight.
full refreshments were served during
the evening. a Guest.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
PRESBYTERIAN Christian Endeavor Pro-
gram for Sunday, July "A.

PRESBYTERIAN JnTlStlan Ehue"'oi
gram for Sunday. July "a
DApRENA TAUGHT AND MISS WILL
IAMS, LEADERS.
Voluntary. Miss Irma Robinson
Hymn-"What a Friend We Have IN
Jesus"
PRAYER Mrs. /. Z. Robinson
Hvmn-'I Need The Every Hour
Reading OF Twenty-Tnird Psalm in
unison.
Hymu-"Savior Like d Shepherd
Scripture Recommendations :: 49,
Miss Daphena Taught
7 John, ): l-i2.....Miss Mary lantlS
PRAYER ..................D. Il. Read.
Great Friendships, ......C. s. Moore'
Solo Miss Irma Robinson
What helps YOU best to realize Christ 5
nresence?. Miss lone Robinson
How does Christ's presence make US
ctronu2 Miss Mabel Gabbert.
How can we ALWAYS keep with Christ:
....... B. A. Gabbert.
How does thinking make us ChrlstIlke:
M Miss Sylvia Yantis.
Can a man be with Christ in polite?
.. L. E. Robinson.
What change would it MAKE if every
business man lived with Christ:
W. B. Gabbert.
Would you be the same in your home
if Jesus lived there? What would
be the difference. ..............
Mrs. G.. B. Moore.
Give an experience of the realization
of Christ's presence. ........,....
.............. .....Judge Russell.
How does reading about Christ, in the
Bible and other books. help you:
..... Miss Eldia GOOdreau.
Sentence Prayers
Hymn" Near the Cross. -
Announcements.
| MiZDah
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
Ground Rough ice second to M,
as a Feed fcr Horses and Mules


DR.. ". II. DarympIp, Vp,erinari,
Louisiana State Experiment S,o.
has just complete" sem" Important Z, B
periments WITH respect I'D the suitaba
ity and safety Oh f""-1 nee as issf
for horses ana mules. tie says: &
r'-.....1.. r. 49,. 81.
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.ho,os+ p.tion. f,, ,f.. two Nv '@
~, ,;.41o ,,.,n ,,.,,. +, ''S
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,.,rtia ,r.ad,,,l i,.r.... =.
;,,,oaiant If five ra+f.. wo. tM
,,,,on nc =. matter. IF c.,o,ion ''0Fa
ma,,h ,ha d.lec,fons .f+.ot, :, "uu %
a,ri,r tho nrnrexs nf tt,. foe, "ui'
n.rba r,tinr Wa, naFo,cod -
.ho ,ooniroront. ofa n,,,1o mo:, 4'''
ooo ,,o,,,ds o,a an....,.,,oz... eA'uss
INCIDENTALLY heavy word, nor da1 VI
u..oa 81 8uS
IDS Hrouilo l''"-H hlce,
IDS V"t'o" 'o'e' Meal
Ids MOldSSen'
IL IDS LeSpooe|" Ii"''
"The general health and conditio,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22
Sentence Prayers

Sentence Prayers
HYMN" the Cross"
Announcements.
Mizpah.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Winchell we're Jen'
nings visitors Tuesday.
The topic of the Christian Endeayor
for Sunday evening is, "a Lifel Lived
With Christ" and will be lead by j.
NJ. Booze. All the Young people are
requested to be present
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22

The citizens of Welsh have spent
between thirty and forty thousand
dollars in constructing as fine a sys-
tenn of wa. ks as can be found in an
city OF equal size in the state, and yet
through the carelessness or shiftleSs-
ness of some of her citizens, and some
OF We n-resident property owners,
much or these splendid walks are
practically covered with weeds and
grass. SO rank has this interlapping
mass of vegetation become in many
places, that one cannot pass along
the walk, following shower or when
the dew is heavy, without becoming
drenched. This is neither economy
on the part Of the persons owDlng the
property, nor justice to the other prop
erty owners, who do keep their weeds
cut and are forced to wade through
Mr.. ShiftIess Mans weed covered
Nwalks. We appeal to tie Welsh citi
kens to show that you are really live
Zones, by cutting their weeds and keep
inc them cut, and we urge upon ou'
officers the enforcement of the law re
curing the weeds on the premises o
nonresident property owners to b.
cut.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-22

Lake Charles demonstrated to the
world that she IS live town, by yot-
ing bonds to the extent of S36O,000 at
the recent election, for the improve
ment of the city.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08
Cftgeriigte nniitte
Ssllte einem adijdbrissn anabeu
berbaugnibpou psroen.

Cine oft 9eriigte urittt., pel6s
fdon manhs I6pere unfdus 3ur Jolge
gebubt bat, iolIte geitern benz aht
Sabre alten gDomas Wc0innis, bon
go. 1923 gentrdl Npenue. Derbdnqnibz
nol tpernen. Der Gndbe mar auf eli
nen por6sifdbrenoen Wdger osIpruns
gen uno asrietb an Der D:slep Gpsnus
uno Gldrt StrdBs beim 4bipriugsn
Dor sine aus entgeeengeisbtsr Rt6tung
krdnnabenbe Gar Der Glart StraBez
2inis. gr Durbe nit iolher Dutt
gegen ben Rinnitein oes Ssitsnpsgss
gsihleuoert. oab er betpuBtIos lisgsn
blisb. poIiSiit WeShans, peIder elm
IugeH3eug. beg unfalIs mar, bob ben
Gnaben auf unb trug ibn mad benz
5oipitdl. 5ier itellte es iih beraus,
bdB Der 9erungliidte cine @ebirner.
ihutterune unb innerlite Yerlsbunqen
srIittsn bate. Sein 3uitono tpiro fir
duberit 9efdbrlih gebaItsn.
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6pipifalbeb
gergab AngetOrise zines gernneliid.
ten au bena1ri6tigen.

gDie bereits seitern beridtet, nurbe
am Wtttnoh Nahmittug Der II Sabre
olte Cigar Bennington bon Ro. 1907
Wonoiterp aoao am 5ountain Square
BON einer bon einem Heubau berabz
faaenben giienitange am aOpfe eetrof.
fen urb erlitt einen Shdoelbru6. Die
SOfpttalbeb0roe DergaB, Die Qngeb0ri>
gen bes 8erungliidten gu beahri6tiz
gen uno geitern Worgen iteQte ii9 bic
Wutter besielben in Der 0dmmono
Strabe poliaeiftatton ein unO meIbete
bas 8erf6pinben ibres So6nss an.
Serseant Gibbons tbeilte ibr in ifoz
member Deiie nit, baB ibr Sobn bon
einem llnfau betrpffeu tporoen lei unb
it6 I'm itdbtii9en 5oipitaI befinbe. Die
alte fsrau elite iofort no6 Der QnitaIt
uno fanD ibren Sobn nit benz 5oDs
ringeno Dor.
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0as gsftrige srits Spiel bes slptiy
td9i9sn 5ournisrs stpii6eU ben
rRotbitriimpFen" unb ben pbiluoels
pbiaer n2ttblstics" (4msric. aiga) ,ns
bets nit etnem Siege fir uniers Sum
gems, bic 8 2dufe qsgsn s Der 8een,r
einbeimitsn. $500 3uihauer batttn
iih tros Der tiiblen Iemperdtur einges
funber.
9eute finbet ods Iebte Spiel spts
ihen ben beioen alubs itatt. 4nFana
pinttltA um 3 ubr. am Sdmitag
tommeH bic goitOner ~RsbIOten".
Der dbgeoantte .5dugsr" Qdrrr
Ulceedn bate cine Iange apHferen,
nit SduptIing Griffitb, bod iteini
er sinitpeilen nod teinen Grfolg nit
isinem 8eIut um Wieoeruuinabme in
ben alu6 gebabt 81 baben. Ulit Be
itimmtbtit tann berittet tpsroen, odE
er MIDI. in benz gr0fTnunesipisIe am
IA. april oas Gsidus bsoisurn 'niro,
Stefe Gbre tuiro oem Unza' atts
Sufallen.
Der SsIepbonbienit i'm bisiiosnga1.
part III iest pieosr i'm getriebe. Dix
Drummer lit: Weit 1916. WiBbeaierioe
tonnen 6et uniihsrsm Wetter oirstt
pon bort erfdhrsn, Oh Elm angsIagtss
Spte! gum 4ustrGg seIdHaen tanR
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8opfibmersen
Srelben iuuge Jrau snm S.lbitmorb
periuf.

Die q Sabre aft 1Jrdu Qoura Spi.
Ger, NO. 3541 Columbia 2lpenue, trQnt
geitsrn 4beno, pG9reno Der glbpeIenz
bett Ihres 8atten, sines Tubrmannss,
eine itarte 9oiis 2QuoQnum. Dem
Wanne fiel BET ieiner 6eimtunft bus
fonoerbare 8enebmsu unD Der Iturre
Bid ieiner Grau auf uno 2eBtere ge=
1tono tbm iGIisbIia. Gauoanum ges
nommen uno Die 5laI6e, psl6e oo5
9tft entboIteu babe. in ben Sfen eez
Dorfen gu baben. Gr fdub bic 7FIQIte,
oon lpeIher Die Gtttette bereits Qbges
brannt mar, in bem Diem Dor uno 6olte
iofort ben IN Der RQbe pobnenoen Gr.
grabp, tDeIher Der GebeRsmioen elm
8rehmitteI etngdb uno bic poli3si be-
nadrihtigte. 9us poIi3eis2lutomobil
bratte bic Jrau na6 benz SoipitaI, no
ibr 3uitano fir beosntli4 befunoen
puroe. Spicer ertlGrte, oaB feline
6rau bdufig an beftiger &opfItmer3en
!etoe, tpsI6e orei Biz bier 9age dnSus
bdItsn piIegtsu. Geit Ulittpoh babe
tie an einem ioIher glnfaQ la5Orirt
uRo ihIisBIih infolge Der Shmer8sn
ben geritano perloren uno ben SeIbits
moroperiuh unternonlmen.
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.@aauer's aithia~ iii oas ein3ioe
2i.bia MaIer bon Wirl,ins.
AngebIidler Yranoitifter.
ca

0saen ben am Dienitag auf gerans
ldHuns Dss 5iIissStaatss 5euermars
Ihoas Wt9inn perbafteten gbauneep
Wolflen ipuroe geItern bon Carl p6ils
lips Die antluse Der granoitiftung err
boben. phillips, elm SHtel bss @efdn.
eenen. bat cine Sialluns unier 6sas
lens 2oairbous an Der Ode Der Ddno
uno 2obge allen. Su Der Stalluno
Tam betanntlih DOR einiaen Wohen sin
Gsuer gum ausbruh, ipelhes bic SabIs
xihen 0Gii. bes 9ogirbouies in srobs
2ebtnsgefabr brahte. ginise Iags
1ass fpdisr brunnte e gum 3tpeiten
Wsole In Der StalIuns. Wplflep enis
bedte beioe 1euer. Das Hetpeismaies
rial geaen ibn itiibt iih dnsi4lisBli6
|auf Jnoisitn.
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Rranfli9feit trsibt Sobn Winuing'
boH in ben Ipo.

Der SdubmatEr Sobn Winnin1z
boff bon gfo. ITO plsaiant Strabe
ma4ts esftern Worgen fetnsm 2eben
Elm ireiDiqiges euoe, inbem sr Iich nit
einem Iui6entub in ieinem Sdlafz
3immer erbGngte. Jrau Mnnin9boff
faEo. olS tie ppm Wlartte bsim,sbrts,
iAren Gatten toot am gsttpfpitsn ban
seno Dor. Sic lief laut f6reieub aus
benz SauIs uno poli3iit 5iu. elm Rad
bar Der 5amilie MinniHsbofi, idnitt
ben Selbifmorber db uno benahriha
tiete ben Coroner. Uiinninsboff, nell
der 80 SABRE alt mar, binterlGBt feline
Wittipe uno feds ainosr. 4nbaltenoe
Grdntlidteit iou ihH in ben 5po ges
trieben baben.
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Die Segislatur.

Columbus, 8, 7. 4pril. Ssnus
for puttsrIon rei6te beute eine Dor
Iage sin, Die aui Ibihaffung Des Am
tes oes StoatssJeuermaridaQs abz
3telt. Der jeBige Snbaber oes Qmtes
ipQ innsrbuIb brsiBig Iage nah Nm
nabme Der 9orlage ieins 5ouOs an
ben Staotsi6aBmsiiter abIisferH uno
Die OfficeeInrihtung bem 9sneralao@
iutauten abtrsten. Die Bill 1T cine
5oI9e Der lInregsImaBtgteiteu, Die in
Der Office Dor3etOmmen iino.
Dor benz 2angoonsSommittse, baB
bic 9citehungsperTu6e 81 unterfuheu
bat, bic in 8erbinDuug nit Der SeIez
pbon Wer9erbiu gemuht fporDen iein
iouen, piroen beute IeniationeQe Quss
Taeen 9emu6t. 6opurD %. Bears,
Ulitglieb bes ReprGIertanteubouTss
aus 2tIIen Gountn, iugte aus, oaB man
ibm 800 geboten babe, penn er fir
bic Bill Itimmen piiroe. Nad einigem
9rdngen qQb er gu, DAP Simou Groz
min aus 2ltron ibm oas InIinnen ges
iteIIt babe. Genunnter lit Elm 2tngeiteQz
ter Der geQ SeIepbon 60, Der
bic Selepbonbuoen i'm Reprdientanten-
baus unter Iih bat. Gronin ite1te Die
8eIhuIbigung in Qbreoe. Der 3sprGz
Ientant 5rant Dooos aus Wteoinu
Gountp fugte aus, boB 5reb. MoriB
$50 Offerirt lporoen iein iolIeu, rpsun
sr i'm 6auie gsgen oieDieosrsrpdsung
Der Wterger Bill itimmen rpUrbe. no
riB ertldrte, sr babe iih nit Der Be
mertuns nur einen Sher5 erlaubt.
Sin etpas mertipurbiger S6er3.
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Saumpilansunastaa.

SdumpfIan3ungstag piro BON ben
0ffentlihen Shulen oes WeIt gnDs
beute groBartig gefeiert peroen, G5
piro cine groBe 8aruoe BON Staten
9eben, Die aus 3pei 9ipiiionsn beiteben
miro uno On Der iid bic Sinoer bon
neun Sdulen, Der WeIt guo 8uiineB
Glub unD Die 3pglinge bss 3ufludts=
hauies betheiligen pernen. Die Ser.
anita!ter Der 5eier boffen, eab Der
Wsupor bel Der sseier i'm SincoIu Bart
iprehen piro. Die garabe piro aus 2
0iniiionen beIteben, bic BON Der 2uu.
rel uno Gutter StruBe unb BON Der
popldr StraBe uno 5resman 4penue
ben WeoriG nuh Dem 2incplu 9art
antreten peroen. Die uripriiusIicb &c.
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Sdsues giero ipringt auf cine Stra'
bcnbabHtar.

Gin msrtipurbiger llnfdQ, Bel pel.
dem mebrere perioneu lsi6t berleBt
uuroeu. ereisnste iid gsItsrn 9ormttz
tag an Der Wain unb 9lerten StrQse.
Dos pferb Dor einem Ddgen Der
BromfpeQ 8ruib ano Wire 60. alma
ourd uno rannte bIinOiings in cine
in oerieIben Rihtung IabreuDe Gar
Der Delta apenue Sinie. Der 3ufum.
menitoB mar Elm 10 getpaIttoer, bag
oas Gerb auf bic bintsre 8latform
flog. ipeIae polftdnoig Demolirt uur.
be. Inter ben paFagisren Der Gar, an
tpel6er nebenbei bsmsrtt mebrsre ifsn.
'terihsikn 5ertriinlmert purosn, brad
cine IeittDeritdnoIite 4ufrsgung aus
uno ale itiir3tsn Der borosreu glat.
form gu. gum 8Iut uurbe uiemono
i6tper perIest. 6. Jorbrigsr. pon R0.
$50 pit. StraBs. GoDineton, puroe
bel Der ac[liiipR DOT isinem SIP qes
lhleuoert uno 3og ii6 let6ts gbihiirz
fungeH 5u. Qubsroem iollsn slpsi an
oert pafdgiere Observation-Disclosures
gen erlttten hdbeu. Der fonoutteur.
Ri6dro 2pIe. bsfau0 ii6 CUR 3eit y.s
llnfalls nidt auf Der binteren glat
form uno tam unperIeBt oapon. Die
Jeutruehr muBte in 4nipru6 genoms
men ipsroen. ebs es gsIans, bas gfero
bon Der glatfurm gu entfernen. aeioer
mar odsfslbe 10 i6per perlest iporosn,
bab es bon oem berittensn poli3iitsn
WcDepitt erf6oifen Iperben mubte.
Der 0ertebr auf Der Ginis erlitt in
Folss oes unfals eiHs baIbitiiubige
llnterbredung.
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0eburten.

Wiliam uno Gertrude 3. Beau
mont, 1T gIosr Ctr, slpsi RGp6sn
(3pilIinge).
Oscar uno glice 8. 5offinsboif.
"a DIT WcVtiden 4p., Wldohen.
WiQiom uno Utarp u. 9. Wlcs
Gartbp, 2O13 Wabiion Roab, ana6e.
Wloies uHo glinor Uac9reqpr
Stearns, 926 RaFdu Str, Rdoten.
Gbriitopber Joeob uno Catherine
o. aafancs. 3749 Dariap No.,
auabe.
Gbas. uHo anna SO. q. getts, 43S
Soptins Ctr, Uldbh.u.
Gbas. 8, uno gsFis q. Doob, 815
W. Court Ctr, Wdo6en.
Daniel g. uno Wiarp g. so. aenne.
bp. 1857 0ilbsrt 4p., Wdoten.
SoAn St. uno Qoelins 3. Sidmou,
1043 Sshler Str, anabe.
atbert uno Jreoa 8. aiefsr, 1161
5inblan Str, Wdbten.
8roper 6. uno SuIia 3. Mspers,
1545 guolep Str. anubs.
anoreD uno amslia 81. pstts, 11O7
W. 8. Str, Uldofen.
Wm. 6. urp Innd s. Me8rdnnds
ban. $50 gB. 2ibertp Str, Rdb3sn.
5raneis uno Hubp 6. Jleming,
4237 Wab 4ntbonp Ctr, WGbten.
Utar unb Jranoes Q. 8. Sabsl,
923 Glart Str, UtGb6en.
German uno Zine Shneibsr, 543
W. 2ibertn Str, anab.
Soiepb unb emma st. Smiid, 2311
Geit Ctr, Wldohen.
Jrant uno SuIia u. Mepsr, 1915
20. Court Str, anabe.
Ranoulf unb Sophia R. Din5, All
gant Str. Enabe.
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gtibiaan, SlIlnOis, giebrasfa uuS
sSisrsniin wiosrrufsn 2OtaI
Option.

Der Setrstdr Der Cbio Qiga fir
perionIite fyrei6sit, 6err &. 6omer
Dur0Ro, 1T na6 5ebntdsigsm 2lufsutz
bait in Uihigan tpisoer nah Gincinz
nctt 5utiidgetebrt. 6err 9uruHo
Habm on Der WabItampagne in Uhhis
gan. in Der es Iih um bic Traqe, ob
oRaB" ODER .Jroden" in 3Utunft bort
singeiii1rt peroen iOQe. bauoelte, le6z
bafteH Qntbeil. Die .RaTen" baben in
ieoem Gountp, in oem 6err DurQno
iprad, 9siiegt. Gr lit oa3u gu be-
gIltDunihen.
9err Durano duBerte ii1 iber bas
RsiuItat Der 0ubl etpa rpie folqt:
.3as Reiultat iiberrui5t mid nibt.
gs fiel 10 aus. lpie ib es erlpartete.
Die gspOlterung lit 3u Der GinIitt
geldngt. oaB peoer Qotal Option, nod
probibitiOn cine Rsgulirung i'm Ser
tauf altoboItiher GetrGnte berbeisuz
fubrsn i'm Stanoe iino. go lange Der
DunI6 na4 Bier unb 8rannttpein
Do ~, meroen lt1 DIE Seute DteIe 0e@
trdnte gu psrIhaffen piiisu. troB uller
GeieBe. SD bin INNER Der 9(nIi6t
setpsien. DAB nur gr3isbung cine 60
iung Der 5ra9e bsrbsi3uflbren i'm
Stanoe 1T. lleberraiht mar ih ou-
riiber. gu ieben, odB in Dtihigan Die
5rauen es iino. bic bic Saloons ME
Der einaefiibrt baben ipoQen. Sic ia
gen. oaB penn cine Stabt rtrotsn
lit. Die Utdnner nah .nuTen" Stdbteu
geben uno oann brei ober bier Sooe
Don .oauIe pegbleiben. Sd CLAUDE
niht, oaB Die 9lrbeiten Der Unit ga
loon 2igu sttpas nit osm Reiultut
Der WabIeu in Slinois uuo Dlthtgan
gu tbun battsn. Die gepOlterung bel.
Der Staoten lit sur GinIiat getommsn,
naB 2oeal Option a!s moraliIber
5a,tor betruhtet, fdlimmer 1T. als Der
uffsne Soloon.
Die Refultate in Mihigan, Sqi-
npis. Rebrdsta unb Misconiin iino
nur 8orl1ufer psiIen, mas tommen
mub. gDsnn beute ober morsen in
Obio, Snoiana uber aentudp Wabler