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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03
sWANlRI;lvER,..

March 1.-Mr: and Mrs. Henry Tim
norman and Mr.. and Mrs: j.. r. Stone
of Bellevue, visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Young Sunday. -
Anton dregerson, who has peen en-
ployed at Mizpah, in tho woods, the
past three months, came home Wednes.
day for a''week' g visit with his parents
A. surprise party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zlmmer:
man in honor Of Miss Anna thinner
man. it being her birthday The even
ing was spent with various amuse'
ments. =. ..:s<: ~
=, William. Larsen left for Onauia last
week where he walt be employed for,
some time. :, +~.: : ~ xx. - -
+ Paul Krottoschlusky. Who. has bsen
at Cedar Lake on a: fishing trip, re-:
turned home Wednesday, and T.. brought
home a lot of fish. -.
Peter 9regerson aud ul...Stanek
attended to business matters at Little
Falls Wednesday. ;%;>:+'
Miss Policy Schineslk Of Minneapolis
Is here visiting relatives. .,i:'
The lathe mill of Scepurek Bros.
saw mill was burned to the ground
Wednesday morning. It is thought to
have caught from sparks from the
engine. ~:.~. i" -. i.
;: Joseph scepurek met with q painful
accident last Wednesday IN his saw
mill. MIR. Scepurek, who is q sawyer
in his mill, had his two fingers badly
burned and ground between the large
circular saw and the boxing around
the saw. Had it not been for the
quickness of the engineer reversing
the engine the accident might have
proven more serious. . ..
The basket social at the school house
IN district 8 Saturday evening was we'll
attended. The crowd was AMI overwhelm-
ing one. In fact, it was SO large that
the stringers under the floor broke.
The program rendered by the pupils
ana the; teacher was good one. Miss
Amelia Larsen gave q number of vo-
cal solos which met with graet ap-
plause, Twenty-Five baskets were sold
which Melted SIS. As. which will be
used for the: purchasing of number Of
pictures for the school house. 4.
Albert Jabas, who has been visiting
his parents here for the past three
weeks, left for his home Monday at
Argyle, MINI. '.,':.:.~' .'.,
Frank Booth of Two Rivers is out
here this week with: his sawlny..rig,
saving wood for the farmers. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03
East Oarlln&:

March z:-There VIII IS services at
the Swedish Lutheran church next
Sunday at one o clock sharp.
John A. Thelander was 1oing. some
carpenter work at the First National
hank this week. F. S., =z55.s:s, :.
The town board will meet March
at. the Darling store at 9 a.. ID.
Town election will be- held at the
school house in district &c from 9 q. N
to 6 p. m. Every voter should attend.
Mrs John Schelin ID expected home
from Chicago soon. e Z
Lars Johnson is we'll again
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Campbell 9 az the ,anossf
= J. $ -.
h - n q ! q g ~ ]. ! ~
6o6u substituting ia1 ne 1ltllesl scao@
hero the past ei49th day.. .: RI 49,. -.
Mr.. and Mn O. Hftzman ietusned
from Sc. Paul tuesday aftornoo1.
lhSy had receives ord Friday fnat
Mrs. H1tzman. mother 49, - , vory
lack ". Louis on 6aCoT
day. vh6y got o. tar a. Albert 4kee1
whom e -. s:tss.
Yee hreaaee , ~ ~ 1neA!. at q - ~. .e.)
H. = AxNnsue.
ALBION noseA..s .Sssx0IM 04s " vw.
guseetss aAnsn, 9ss l1As as 4ae
Econncll 49, aieo :zl ne 9ueet ol- sst
fnfe taepeles: 81. :. III, 81
- rs. - - e 4. = o1 y. 1870 ~
10 Ssf 1ui ys!.5tst.... ~. :, y,
). Egan !e1s Iot toe cisaee @eno. -. w.
pe, eoae 2 Sn. ~; 2 ;,;;..:..; ",
~. y: !. 11ylt.s ~ @ 3tets.os
s. ~ f;tp p. ~; "a It'll. F.,is ha.
! ,;Ss,,,:' trs;ns. 1fnaeiav. 20: il: i
~ ::;,--; ~ y; :;,,;,a,, ~, Kin.
"a 1o5as nE 1.s u - .,snsr En-. "a isSsa
cr r :. r. as. :msrr frisnn. dyoanads "a
- ,,.ir. ,h;mr-ceislbrata "his birthday,
4 vsrT., 1iees.nt- Gina :. ia :ranortad IN
81, WY - - - -. - ~, - :''a
Bishop Morrison held ,Ep,scopalian
services in the Congregational church
last Thursday evening, assisted nv
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Prof. Vincent was lnaugurated as
president of the University Of Mn
nesota yesterday to succeed Cyrus
Northrop, the retiring president. who
has been at the head of the university
during the past twenty-five years.
The day was Kept as holiday at the
university.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

L. v. Tanner returned yesterday
from business trip to points between
this CITY and STABLES.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Carlson wer'
pleasantly surprised by number @o1
their friends at their home SUNDAY
evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

{ & . y .tssA q tkns QftsicA who halalI
neen y Visiting hece Nth her aon, John
CelFnes. returned hplpe Toesday. q. III
7 Hincklesxlo pnrted Tn1elelsiav o. o.
asbulines:fffpsi1Eth e northefnpaft a &
the state % the aneesee&osof. TIA Plna j
1xe6 1ttiuI1lK con Danvis s..
8. spdty U.. 3. NSfshSlI (s Buck-
man 1aa9et : businssd trip to the Twin
cities. tho 6Hsk part Of the waek.
- y. Belg want Is sc. Cloud Tues
day ;6of IN yisat Nlith reaafiHeet "
81 Ill., e Ihereea Aich1 81 seepatted for
.Rochaster Tqo.aay:at Whiehip}ace she
VIII Hecetv4 treatment: ~ Il: ita:.a 8. SIS
-. @. 3 Hessel ysho ~. ID d. ,4 business
trip n tho Twin cities 1>zeturned
!. q: L,ndnerr9h& 81 Crosby returned
tho city 7aS!!s1 A's 20. Sc53Ssa7EE
Oscar Anderson Il: up from lime
apolis for q visit with c.; IA. Is Carleon.
Attorney A. ~ II, Vernon sfeturned
from business trip to; Rice sG1terday,
Joseph Kulas went to Sarteli veeter-
day 70 take employment. SO
Edward and Alb1rt f3riese. JWho vero
G Iis;tfns q W '' tE r1esa9rne Wedns'-
81: s. Walk. Kasparek went to the Twin
cities yesterday on q nusiness Trim
= Mrs.. +. A. Hail and chiidren re-
turned from Minneapolis veafX1dav. ID
Peter Wotska went to Fidnsburr
"Wednesday for a visit with III narants
!. J.J.. McRae was in from Svanvilie
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. henninR Tandahl 3tAnt tn
Brainerd Wednesday for q visit with
her daughter. Olga, who ,s Studying
for;, trained q nurse A. the NJ sani-
Nat Sand returned to whitS;* Rock.
;; IL; wisS sss 'tter 7isit with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Branuen re-
turned Wednesday from Minneanoi,s
where the latter had been receiving
Mrs. H. e.. White and :,dAupbtar
went to Royalton :Wednesdayca Wnere
they visited relaeiv YES this WEEKS
+. r. L. Nichols was q bust i:v,s,tor
at Randall Wednesday,. :I-1-ln,
Fred Kaestner ;denar ted W4,naadav
for Wahpeton n. D., where hetwiu b.
Mr., Mr.. r. F. p: Bettenberg is up from st.
SAOseN ava q V9cAV Will ,NQk8. MAUI Z0f~
W0. "s'c.' !, ~: ..ra5 Gttn
: n. n. Bergheim has gone to-: Anoka
on q business trip: - ,s:.:,.
Mrs. A. 9atchell departed :aWednes-
day for a.visit with her son, Alonzo,
at Staples. :, =. j.. 20
George Ktewel made business trip
to st. Cloud and Melross the >.;hrst Of
the week. =. j.;
Miss Ressie Richard returned'the first
OF tho week from an over Sunday visit
With Miss Orma Stepheuseus,ln st.
Cloud, where the latter is attending
the Normal.
Mrs. a. d. Harrison departed for
minneapolis Tuesday at which place
she went as delegate from tho local
;Goge 20 the state conventions Of Royal
F: W.. Lyon and r.y=J.* Mouahan
to-day: 1''
~ E e Tanner made business =, trip to
KoTa lton yesterday. .>.> =, ~'+'
John Roch of Pierz departed
Wednesday for Beach. N. D. for
visit with his father ana friends.
John Kidder departed for. Columbus
Junction. Iowa tor visit with Iela-
yes, and was accompanied by his
'iece, who had been visiting here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Mrs. e. 81. Burch returned to St.
Paul Tuesday, after q visit here as the
guest ot.Mrs. FIX. .Heroux.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

y In drilling q we'll on his place on the
West side Joseph Masog obtained ten
feet Of. water an excellent d0w, by
running it 80 Ia feet deep. - - =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

"A caucus will be held at the town
hall of Pike Creek for the coming
spring election at 10 o'clock a. m.
March Z, 49, 49,
:: p =" - "A. r. Longfellow,
It Town Clerk.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

i Jay Hogle came down from Glen.
wood to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, E. L. Raymond. -:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03
Notice

f. AS my wife has left my bed and
board l shall not be responsible tor any
bills incurred by her on my account,
or otherwise.
St ~ ~ Vincent Trzebiat0wslxi
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

!. s Mrs. IN. Hanson returned to 4 Bur
trum the first: part of the week, after q
visit here. At the home Of r. <.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

A class of fourteen was confirmed by
1t. Rev. Bishop James D. Morrison
at the Church OF Our Saviour last
Sunday morning at 10:45 O'Clock.
Excellent music was furnished for the
occasion by the choir.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Miss Hazel Whitney of St.. Clou'
TOOK. up her duties as teacher in tn
local public shoots Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03
TRAINS PLUNGE KILLS MANY

Fifty Casualties Result From Railroad
IT, Disaster in Chile. a.. r. =
:. Valparaiso, Feb. Pa railway
train jumped the tracks on = bridge
near the American Bradene copper
mines and plunged into the, rayine be:
low. <s-, ~, - ss1t.syE a.
Fifty persons were killed i OF
Wounded. .:s.@. a..,...., Z. ..Ss<.s:.Ey :. :. y
Several Americans are among the
wounded. a. .-sfg.--s.. 25..Gz:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Mrs. Cora Longfellow Of Deerwood
has accepted position as cook at the
City bakery and restaurant. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

John walters. messenger on the
Branch train, who hau been called to
Sandusky, Ohio by the illness Of his
sister. returned yesterday. e
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

!: Mrs. John Vertin has recovered from
a several weeks illness
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Fred Speechley Of st. Cloud was
here on business in connection with
the Telephone company Of which he is
district commercial manager.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03
Army officer Frozen to Death.

= Nome, Alaska, Feb. Is. -Lieutenant
s. B. West, U. s. a, Of Fort Davis,
was frozen to death i've miles from
Tsbou, vsile out In one Of the sever
est blizzards@ ever known here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Ed. Briese visited at Westport this
week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

g Mrs. e. A. Whitcomb and Miss
Lillian Hogden went to Sauk Centre
Wednesday for visit with friends.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

Dorothy Marchant rs convalescing
from u recent illness. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-03

49,:
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80 -: 49, - q ~
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for - .ir: .. -. !. ~ raa M1sisos.
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a ao1a ~ H:ss, S14 srn.s,.,G 80 e
M ;o.o oy a mass!aann e sse9stna; ot
hars t ~ ~ SIo 4. Sae ;s;t;. ~ o o
a;afer M;ss iGs "a 60, 81 e .ss 49,
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49,: ~, NJ wv T ,..;soltc,.,a
II rt,,ds r:.,sss,:1zi ;: $50 W
M r~Eiy ~, M;,,txz II &' *
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{: ~ Ro,,cI a,.,,+ 80 s,,,d ~, ~ nv.
alton Iat,,-n;,, y - r. Pa,,i M Ia
:: -. ~! n 800 - ~ao :. - - =.
~ y - Hatty ~ ; yuHk ESyE.S wa
north Of town FTidav eveninr and =
verv - nIe u. .U~u t;.ra = renorts d ha a
al yhn @era n . axcSnt;na "3
few ~ wera forced - wsn home
Mo- p,,th a.,Ss..t 80 crnGa- :.
for e P RI a na - Gre,t Esi1s
Mont where she has accented =
nos;t;n,, =, ;,,;, 1H 20 s+ore 1 * 8
,Tha M;ssae - anat CEeaca I'D
A;1ae, RaIsee cfT :tt,e Eaiis'1;.;.ad
IN Povaito1 th a. laat IF to weeI =.
M;sssnsiia $500 g;s;ts$ fx;e,d.
4; sS IN n 1aSt x,sl5su i11enos
The Venetian OrSheatra went to
;ciaaS TsLe IT, eo.t os 80 .e " - -
Fc s3 LAKE the hrst OF this week 10 .
tHssyaot .uasSs: po:-a
i, 49, -: etsy1 - 6n'as
tt uas Ueen tuutue pianos M IN Esa
t ~ ene Pae. t ee~ udye 80 20. oatake.
-. ttsH p vac .o. r. hT1 c,': ~
-: ~: NCyatIou uase oati eIuo auu
.:nt 80 -. a.I az ~ Hno n 80. 70
1919. " u az ~ uaA o ~ ;
No n ~ IL s 1 .4,sa
wa5 saG M ~ e:a 49, P 2ousa haa
thev weni to v;a;t fr;ends
~ - ~ 6Is
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a 80 es'aa 49,. - NJ 80 49, =
D. uee'e VI '4A' o"o ~ -
Ia ~.
~ Co:oPeIat.xx ~ lay III
tsn?o An.f stosa >anu WV M uo.u
e' 80! au niuaa: ex -. r..
~ tne elec1on " oltectore lo1 'ne
e : I1:n!kk g yeat: - ,o ,.;.;4,o -.
Jlty ~ - n sn 10 10
motne1' a1ter an apsence OF ten
otus, uu1k WV" ~, s.0o W. %
49,: pWtv9e~. Wy 'ne "ienote:
~te ~ sn M = ~ 1,L:4o :4.,o r.u :.
!.:e;t N 1 r. n.ee ~ M 1te..e ais -
Dt3Ie ou ~.
49, rss:y.S
IbW: Bouck haa opened an Office l3i,,e
il the building formeriy occupied
- q, ~, Z; Az w Toldnk1no RI -.
~ M 414 ~: q. Uos,.soi +haf -
49,: - E.aS $780,. ~ $3.50.
rest OF fran1 f9 t,:eer: t9l t ea1anR
~ Ise see;ou ~. tns"aanr ;..,,;a sts
fo ne 1 ~ - " e1;dance -:
~ Atta ~ =. s t . 10 - var+,+o Min.
. ussPot1e " oooeeu'S v" 'eaA 7'
Dsx. haa x>,ou
60 oy the Crookston humoer Co'
arrived nome tnis week. ,
teams returned from Leech lake,
where he put up fifteen. hundred
Fred Keehr Of: Buckman was a
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-12
,ouy distance Globe TrOster Wins
Welsh.

Harry Oyernan, native OF South
Africa, and former soldier OF VIC
Boer war, spent a few hours IN w iSn
Monday. Mr.. Oyerman is a siooe
trotter of more than usual PERSISTENCE,
ho;nc now on his second trip around
,be word. He is an experienced gray.
ar rs we'll as printer, engineer anu
electrician. He is making his way III
tho main. by engraving names or III
itials upon watches Or other ]e"e'rS'
Mr.. Oyerman speaks eight languages
and is now working on announcer.
When asked what country he llAe'
hos, he said: "My native land" III
ran,v to an inquiry as to how he ilkel
America, (he has been here SIX times
he said: "Much of it is, hne' ou
1,ouisiaua is hundred wears pehin'
tho times He said: There are Ia
more white people here, who ca
neither read nor write, than there ar
in South Africa. The "trip be IS no
) on will occupy about eight year'
time. four and II half years OF WHO
y has already elapsed. MIR. OVerma
y exnects to realize twenty thousal
dollars for the trip.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-12
p.usde,, Announces Candidacy Tor
II, :. Senate.

After watching the ssraws for some
,;,,e ~ see which way the wind blo"s'
Hon Jos. Ransdell has formally ah'
n,,unced himself as candidate for the
United States senate. In this .connec
ton, he has issued the following s'a'e'
ment for publications; u,o,
' vi anot now and never was j., , .
o,rd;1ate for governor, though was
xorv strongly urged to run Tor Una
s ,sio :, ' II has been the ambition OF my
I;ta ~ he n United States SENATOR any
definite announcement OF my canu ~,
new, before the next democra . i p'i tn
nv election, with stateneh. VI nofo W.
term aspire to, will be MADE oe'o'
return to Washington"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-12
DR., Terry Begins Serving jan sent
cuce for Writing Prescriptions
for Liquor.

The supreme court, having rel'se'
= rahe,ring in the case of DR.. Z. T..
Terry, convicted in the lower court Oh
having uplawfully written prescr'p'
lions for alcoholic st'muian's' n"'
formally taken into custody by Dep
u,r sheriff n. p. Sparks, Wednesday
morning, -, o,;s,
,r i"r where be will, in all p ropa
pility' serve out his term OF lmpf'Son
ment. ;,,osed upon him b
The sentence i'"p"sr d. ot 325 an
S ..;n,r days in Jail, or three monIhs ,
; ;nii n default of payment OF the hn'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-12
demonstration of Traction Power III
Farm Work.

The experiment station OF the l'""''
,apu State University have arranged
with the Gas Traction Company Vi
Minneapolis, and the John DeetS
p,ov Company, to give a demons'ra-
,;,, in the use of traction power LOT
plowing, narrowing, seeding e'c''
and tor draft purposes in road con.
s,ruc,iou. Monday, May 9th, anu
s,ch succeeding days as may then pe
.nn,,pced Mr.. King Harding Knox
has kindly offered the use OF his farm
north OF Baton Rouge for these oe'l''
nns,rations. The L. r. Il n. VIII run
special train from their depot on
Government Street, leaving at p m
to carry passengers to the demohs'ra'
} .;on grounds: the regular train leaV'
, ;nc Ration Rouge, g.. 45 a. m. Will carry
! mas.engers to north Baton Iou.e
, and they can walk from there 70 the
: demonstration grounds. Partles ''a!
: ,a.ve north Baton Rouge, bV Eego''
; .n.; at 3,55 y. IN. special will leaF
3 o. time most suited to the conveh'e'o
Z - passengers. The fare WIZ oe 'e
y cents for each way
y Prof. Y. w. Atkinson, Of the Lou
a ,ona State University VIII sirahs
= t" securing all desirable aaVa a,, us
y ar,ft of piows, gasoline CONSUME 's :,
- a,c for estimating cost OF "o'N
- oo IT. is hoped that q large NUMBER o,,
q farmers aud planters VIII n' p'. ,,t
x ~ witness these important anu INV
" astinp demonstrations. ;. ,,osi,
f esi If further information Is oes'
@ "f'"' w. r. Dodson,
e Dean College OF Aerleu .;ane
y x director Of Experiment oIas1on''
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-12
WELSH CAICAsIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA. MAY Il, 1911
CLOSING EVENTS or SCHOOL YEAR.
BEc a 'anrcate Sermon, Class Drama,
School Exhibit, Annual Address.

Next week marks the close OF
most successful years work IN the
Welsh Schools, and one of which her
citizens may we'll feel proud.
Under the efficient dictatorship or
the local director, Mr.. W. b. CAP
bert, the schools have been we'll sup
p]ied with all needed equipment and
material for work. While under the
direction of Professor Annette and
his corps of teachers, the standard OF
scholastic work has been of a high
TYNE. The schools this year have en-
loved the largest enrolment i'll their
history.
As NAV be expected, 1.-THE closing
week is filed with events that are Vi
great interest to pupils and parents
alike.
The first of the closing events was
the Junior. Senior social, held Monoa
night, May 6, at the elegant home 0
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Robinson l"'
} Juniors graciously entertained tne'
\ senior mates and the faculty OF VI
\ high school, to most pleasant even
n ing. -, !,
y Tho baccalaureate sermon will b
p delivered by Rey. Stewart OF I'll
3 First Presbyterian church, OF L"ia:
D ette Sunday evening, May II, at u
Auditorium. DR.. Stewart is man
Z wide experience and most pleas'1
g susakor, and will doubtless sdsllver
g sermon that will long be remember
Q by those who hear it.
D Tuesday evening, May IT, the ara"
h "six sharps and u Flat VIII
z presented by fifteen members OF
z hiea school. The proceeds OF u
q entertainment will be devoted TO
y nroyiug sanitation and piping wa
"A into the school laboratory. This pro
;ses to be q most pleasing enter'a
meut, the young people having dev
d cd mucb time perfectng themselves
D the work OF rendering it. The
\ mission price will be Toe for seats
= the first six rows in the parqnet'
& the first three rows in the balcony
, and 25c for the remainder.
y wednesday afternoon, beginning
y two o'clock, an exhibition OF "
done in the eleventh grade, botn
the regular work of the school an'
{ the domestic science course Will
q a;ven 1.-THE school building. ~ S
y rropram will also be given at
: { time. y
7 nr Alexander B. Coffey, OF b
4 Rouge a man of large ability
z deliver the annual address, OF tne
q a,tor;um, Thursday evening, May
beginning at eight o'clock
{ A cordial invitation is 'extenae
: rorvbody to attend any and al
6 these exercises.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-12
EExIcAN REBELS GAIN DECISIVE VICTORY
Mader1 Captures Jual ez. 'p"' Na'ar'
70 and Large Force OF FEEDER lis
81 rren Ter.

Mexican war news has been OF soch
an uncertain character recently, that
it has been di fticult to determine the
actual condition of affairs in that
turbulent country. Nevertheless, there
is no doubt now, but that the rebels
have gained q decisive victory over
the federal troups, and one that Will
add much to the strengthening OF their
cause. -,
Following the sp.smodic attack OF
a portion of the rebel troops unoei
Gen. Madero, Tuesday, a general al
tack of Juarez, federal strong hoi'
which was considered almost lmpreg'
nable. was made Wednesday. Wltt
the result that the rebels we're entlrel.
victorious capturing the town. zen
Navarro and large number Z
troops. as we'll as goodly supply [
needed ammunition, arms ana PROV
sions.
1t is reported that the federals To-
about fifty killed, while the req
losses is estimated at fifteen. IL
wounded on both sides amount TO b
tween two and three hundred. Inc
were also four Americans killed al
e fifteen wounded by stray bullets eros
: inc the border into El Paso'
e Provisional President Madero
u making Juarez his headquarters, a
e is reported to be doing all in his pow
Il for the protection OF property
I'll the reconciliation OF the capIo
troops.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-12
To Lovers of Music:

We wish to call attention ]
to the fact that we have made /
arrangements, whereby there |
will appear in the JOURNAL I
each week, one OF the popu-
lar, catchy, up to date songs
that are being sung in all the
large cities. These songs are
new and right up to now be.
ing the products OF some OF
the best known OF the worlds
composers. By this arrange
I mept we are enabled to give
J to our readers q piece OF
! music each week that ordl-
{ narily would cost from DUO
! to ST. 90; all at the regular
! nrice OF the JOURNAL, sl.oo
? ner wear. We would appre
( c;ate an expression from our
{ readers, as to how they like
! this new feature.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-12
e,ve the yrreyeren, STUDENT.

"1 ;harty IS thing We modern peo-
nile abuse" observed our friend inc
Student "The Puritans, now, always
carried guns to church. and YET l can
find that one of 'em ever sao'
preacher.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-04

long. long ago. It's successor the
very scants very!rlain, very straight
skirt, going TO soon follow in its foot.
steps ? That is the big vital question
Of the moment. One thing at least is
apparent. Skirts are losing their
plainness. They are growing bit
wider, too, but US to their straight.up-
and downness, that is still prevails.
One OF the Drecoil's latest tailored
suits points plainly to the fact that
skirts arc changing. The costume is
of.cheriot and the skirt made even
though It is Ea5tallored skirt, with 4
band trimmed tunic. The underskirt
lis gored, while the scant corcular tn.
mic is trimmed With a band OF self,fa,
brio. ~
The coat which is box model,
closes rather high at the neck, which
Ia decidedly new change.