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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10

Our Spring Garden Seeds have {
arrived You know we always {
lave the best.
Morse Hardware Co.
Rev, Father Roumbouts made a
short business visit to Lafayette \
Monday.
Miss Leota Robinson went to
Roanoke Tuesday for short Visit
with relatives.
A, B. Hall is moving, this week,
from the Lewis property on South
Elm street, to his own property at
the south end of Adams street.
A Mcmillan, one OF the leading
citizens of Roanoke, whose business
announcement appears In TINS Is
SHE Of the JOURNAL, was a business
visitor in Welsh Wednesday Mr.
Mcmillan has recently purchased
the Roanoke Cooperative Compsny
store and will, in connection with
his sons, do a general merchan'se
r business there The new firm will
3 transact business under the caption
of A Mcmillan and Sons
# Mrs. Harry Hebert, of VInton
j. who has been spending q few days
e visiting Mr.. Hebert's parents MI
r. and Mrs Eloi Hebert, returned tt
3. her home Wednesday morning
Delma Chaisson and his son
ii Amar, went to Lake Charles O
S, business Wednesday
~ Services at the Baptist churc'
E. next Sunday, February y Ever!
body cordially invited to con
no Special music by the choir at eac
~ service Sunday school at
o. o'clock, o m Preaching at II a
BYpU $50 p III Preaehl
1880 p m Subject for night sci
ice: "The Influence of Woman
ou' Good sud Evip' Prayer meetl
'''e every Wednesday night, 7:3o
o"' 7 J Furniss, Pastor
ak Biggest assortment
ing, all kinds OF Garden a.
0. Truck Seeds in the CT
'een Southern rlercantiie {
urch -, Wy
ond DR. X. Thrower will be in W
,me. at DR.. Cooper's Office Monday i
obed 18th. See him if your eyes need
ven- tention. Spectacles and Eyegla
, be fitted by up to date methods
alth, Miss Lorena Bourgeois OF
an city, returned Sunday evening
a short visit with friends ano
Miss. ativcs in Jennings.
Miss, Mrs Lyons, of Sulphur, VIII
Bap- been visiting her sister, Mrs.
began McAffrey, for q few days pas
week. turned to her home Wednesd
sight AHF Cools went to Vinton
y, nesday evening, to do relief
in the DeBourge Drug Store.
Lake AZ VIZ
vs. Wis. William Fear is in New .
Robin. this week attending the Nj
Grand Lodge.
,or of Laurence Romero was owe
10 vo Lake Charles for a short visit
= DAYS Welsh friends Sunday.
,binson John w Armstrong, Gram
heir re. shall of the Masonic Grand
ey we're ia in New Orleans attending
hter-in- ing of that body this week
be 1ol' For SALE:-Atlas EnglI
q 'e" horsepower, and 60 horse
70 81 boiler. Inquire of Mrs H. :
A'fy W one and one.half miles nortI
Welsh.
children FOR sALE;;-A good Lawn
nome Ill Inquire OF Mrs X S Huben'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10
z;,,hs.t Cash price ; paid A for 5es'

Rice BRAN "'
jones Bros c....,, u.r.
S1 y. al If Manchester relatives the
sIs',pprt Of the week.
For Barbed wire, see
welsh Carriage & Imp'e-
gent Co. /
,,..d.mes L. E. BRobinson and
I u Read and little daughters
DIV DIV Elizabeth and Marguerite
r ns,sbeth, spent Friday as guests e"
bh. ~0 home Of Mrs. A. J. lindIey
olIOSa'
Rust Proof Seed Oats at
Jones Bros
Miss Katherine Carroll returned
Tuesday from Manchester ~Ders
, ~ had been visitingIrelatlves'
-p,psring and Painting" Pain FIRST
,.t.ss work guaranteed, >rurDv
=. r. G, Lewis made a business
IN to Iowa Friday evening, in hi
Wy :. He was accompanied by hi
WI ,l.,,hter, Miss Helen, who spen
,ttornoon rs the guest OF MIsse
Esther and Alice FindIeY'
/ Biggest assortment Q
Garden and Truck Seed
4 all kinds, in the city.
southern Mercantile e
Mrs. Emma King of Franklin
,ost at the home of her slste
1o.onh Villien, of this city.
A E. snodgrass made " bus'nf
tjp to Houston Monday even'I
lsturning Wednesday,
Floyd Davis was q social cal
At Fenton Sunday.
Eupion Kerosene be
on the Market l5c
Welsh Carriage & Imp
ment Co.
W, C. Stewart, a promln
nanter of Bell City, was trans
ipr business in Welsh Monday
Messrs, J. S. Gerson and San
Sears went to Elton in Mr. Gers
car, Monday afternoon
AN EXPERIENCED AUTO.
cHINIsT desires position. Ma
rs and speedometers a spec!
Address J. S. KIMBRO, care
Chase Club, Concession, Las
F, A, Arceneaux, police
from ward two, went TO
Charles Monday evening to a
{ the monthly meeting of the
q. oipolice jurors, which con-
{ there Tuesday.
Miss Ada Findley, OF Fentol
81 the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
} Read, Saturday and Sunday
RI Warner Byerly made a bu
? trip to Lake Charles Monday
. noon.
The Famous Irish
FL bier and Triumph
81 Potatoes at the Sout
81 Mercantile CO.
A. Lee of Crowley, was
ing relatives here last Frlda'
noon.
1. J. Elmer vas over from
" Icy last Friday.
y Rice Bran and Pol
Jones Bros.
W. Il. Taught is erecting
s some new cottage near II
& end Of South street, for MIR
& Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. Bate
LlA4ol nnnn onnI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10

Rice Barn. Polish, Corn
Chops, Oats, Acme, Chops, q .
StafoIife and Cotton Seed
Meal. Atthe Welsh Ware
house & Supply CO.
The entire corps of Welsh teach
ers attended the district associa-
ton of teachers, in Jennings, Satur-
day.
Music PUPILS WANTED:-Any"
one desiring piano lessons should
apply to Mrs. Thos. E. Webb
Mrs. Webb spent seven years IN
the study of music, at Whitworth
Female College, and has had eight
wears experience as teacher.
| y
Dr. w. L Stewart made q busi
ness trip to Lake Charles. Tuesday.
Best Kerosene l5c gal
lon at Welsh Carriage &
r ImDlement CO.
t For SALE:-Seed Rice: Second
# wear. Guaranteed no red rice OF
0 weed seeds of any kind. Address
" Jas, R NARROW, Newellton, La.
, Mr.. and Mrs George lawson o
y Bsrbreck, arrived in Welsh the lat
Y, ter part of last week and ar
spending a few days visiting MI
Lawson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
~ r. NJ. Lawson.
&C. Rice Bran Polish, Corr
'S' Chops, Oats, Acme Chops
stafolife and Cotton See
Mt. Teal. At the Welsh Ware
on house & Suppy Co.
A. a, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Booze car
'N' over from Roanoke Sunday eve
,oA ing to attend services at the Fri
''N byterian church, and to make
short visit with friends.
ou' WANTED TO BUY:-One go'
'e'e second hand, 1O.inch Laurel
Pump. Write Jas. r. Mario
,. Newellton, La.
ave Try a package of Lees Egg M
'uth err, if your chickens are not lay'
'yne It is fine. Morse Hardware Ce
ated
,,ho Rev. w. B. Logan, who mas u
s.1l nostor of the Presbyterian CHI
,erp' for the past year and half tt
cred his resignation, to take III
date effect, last week. He prea'
Lake his final sermon here Sunday e
the inc. This action seemed to
I'M! IN, necessary on account Of his he'
''''' . as his physicians recommended
immediate change Of climate.
Iowa. RevT. ]. Turniss, from the
ner issippi College, Of Clinton
'fn'ns has accepted call from the
morn fist church of this city, and
his work here the first Of the
uaf"n' J.J. McCollister was on a
make seeing trip to Vinton, Monday
. Be- '0~
Proof, Miss Carrie Neeley went to
elphia, Charles Monday Tor " le" "a;
46 It with her sister, Mrs. John
Or,o. son. recently Of Welsh
turday Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Robins
} visit. Harrodsburg, Kentucky, VIII
, satur- been spending week or te'
visiting their son, Will Ro
or Ba- % this locality, started on u
m, be- turn home Monday noon. lh'
It bust. accompanied by their daug
law and children and VIII
lowed by their son within
IL S"''' weeks, he having decided
h rig, to "''As' ~ h,uo GRASS cour
Poultry o"'" " '
u East live.
Mrs. r. ]. Brown and
Monday departed for their new II
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10

n our line OF 2
cided to dis D
sent. How 2
IS, and will 2
| mes, in our z
near S. o. ,
of Pumps, D
d both the q
: Screen, OF .
8 Rigs and q
ny work that Z
in Welsh {
to take up 8
inc Of BUSH s
! Bowler Co., .
ing, Welsh, Z
t Of business q
hat anyone, 2
pumps, pits, Z
~ of Dlac- y
r 90. )
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10

Rev W B Logan started lhufs-
day morning for Paris, Texas, where
he goes in responce to call from l' .
the Presbyterian church Of thu. 81
city While he ha. received a call \.
h. !, undecided as to whether ~
will accept it or not, so has gone u
look over the situation
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
HONOR LIST.

D. Edna IAttsnasio, 2, Gretchen Attanasio
& Cathsrine NJ Bacon. T. George \. Blank
r.. :. Helen calhoun. 6, Arthur +. Cham
hers. :. Dayton Clarke, s Genevieve Cobn
O. Andrew EsCer. TO- Margaret Ellithorp
n. Dorothy Farrell. 70. Jane Ford 13. Ethel
Goldberg, lf Edith Gross. lS Pemberton
Harris 1e. Elliott Harvey. H. Jane Hay
vsrd: e. Violet Hayward. l2 Phoebe
Hunter. n Kathryn Jackson; q, Rose
Isrdsmar o. Ellen Enellor, q. Dorothy
IovsH. =. Frank J. Mcbride 20, Milton VI
Nsver cs. Frances VI Murphy, o. Horace
Seedhsm O. Kate OHerlihy, g. Esther
Purcell. 80, Frances Rickhart 81 & Rod
man. s. Etnel Sanford, 80. Wanda Sarson
g, Francis O. Schmid. So Celia Shapiro;
Is. stephen sill: ~. Dewitt Smell: Is. Ralph
stevens. &c. James Gordon Strang. 40, John
Thoms. Al. Doris Walden a. Katharine
Westerlo. 43. Marguerite Whitney, a. Juliet
Wieseckel. 45. Fred Williams, s. MARY
Harris Wilins. q, jennie Wolsey: iS Adel'
Woolmsn. a.. James Zoicer; ~ Anton Zci
mann
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
TREASURE TROVE.

Dear Little Men and Little Women. In
the sInurhs Of Coleviile there once lNed
2 man who vas said tn he a ni9or. The
bovs and girls called him Old Nick O'd
Nick vas very rich. but he lived I'm an old
tumble 1ovn house and ate poor and cheap
food lie hid his money away in different
MIA c5-some i'm a box buried in tho cellar
eaor some i'm the wall OF his bedroom
but the most ne hid in a cave that led OF
the cellar. which no one except himsel
knew existed MANY tramrs and travellers
rbo had heard Of Old Nick and his money
,ried n find It. but no one succeeded.
Old Nick was subject to heart trouble
and know that he might die any minute.
MANY pcople had advised him 10 make a
will. so he would know that If he died tho
money and property would he safe IN 'he
right hands, hut Old Nick would take n"
advice. one day he Was found dead In his
bed 10y the baker.
rhe police searched everywhere for a
will. but none could he found. rs ne had
not made any Finally tho news spread
that the mlser had made no will, aud as
he had not relative I'm the world. the
money would 60 70 the person who found
| IT, Immediately AL the people hoarnN ne
gan to hunt for the money. some dug III
The ward some pulled down the plaster
and some dug i'm the cellar little hoy
! found about sl,co0 I'm the plaster In Nick s
be5room. 4 man digging I'm the cellar
| found the buried box, which contained
! 40 600 The rest Of the people hunted and
j hunted for more money. but could not ma
| anv. as they knew nothing about the cave
| They al last gave up the search, thinking
| that the miser had no more money.
As fin. years passed by IL was forgotten
and no one ever spoke OF H. The old shack
was still unoCCupied. one day ABOUT nNe
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

contest Ne. Z christmas shopping Puz-
-, choice Of a sterling silver Tribune
80 a set OF battleship postcards, Ger
- silver purse with chain, an interest
a. book sold filled belt pin, box OF
49, color paints or a gold filled tie clasp
. N, ncatest and best three answers.
contest 40 CThings to Think About
~, may solve any two Of the four puzzles
80, Won like. and FOR the neatest and best
-, answers We offer the choice of the
enc prizcs as in Contest No. !.
contest No. tOur Letter BONA prize
.,uis given FOR every letter printed under
,his bcadinc. The letter may contain Incl
ants in YOUR life, anecdotes OF pets, novel
,.,,oo' experiences. thines seen IN travel
- r,ade.up stories. These stories must be
o,irfral and must be written on one side
- tho raper. Letters entitled 10 the prize
- g. arc often crowded ont for lack OF
mace in the week in which they are re-
.,i,ed hut If such is the case they always
,rpear In the page later.
contest 80. Uonor LsO-A set OF four
r,lc books. containing stories OF adventure
4, Rucville. will he given To every little
man or woman whose name appears five
fines ON the honor list counting from
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

YORK studios. No. 43l Fifth avenue, Mr.
Van YORK having enrolled many singers
and artists for voice work and coaching
Among them are Roy w. steele, who re-
ccentIy sang the tenor role I'm Chadwicks
Noel" at Springfield, Mass. with the
Musical Art Society and an orchestra or
fort, voices. Mabel l.. Weeks. who i' now
singing the prims donna role Of Josephine
I'm the star cast OF "pnaiorc' ON tne
road, and which will open at the Nanhat-
tan Opera House on Christmas Day.
Harry " Brown barytone, who has been
engaged by H. W. Savage to sing Fas-
sions song in the part of Passion in the
original company playing "Everywoman
Harriet Parker, soprano. vino has been
engaged 10 sinE i'm The Messiah at
Easton. Penn, and Ella NJ. Bronnell'
soprano. who is giving recitals at Bur
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Dear Little Men and Little women
wonder II YOU nave noticed no" hu'"
tanner the squirrels on tho Riyersidc D''N'
are I'm the winter as contrasted WIN
scared way they act in the summer '''','.
Yesterday / was walking up the "rlN' 81
about 10th street. when / wrinkled w
little piece OF paper and threw II away
Immediately three squirrels ran to II ana
commenced pushing u about with '''n
furry little paws almost at my iecl
was so tlcked at their friendlness th't J
went away and bought baS o. peanuts.
which on returning I fed them oul Of my
hand until the supply was exhausted Iii'S
aid not eat all I gave Them, hut cali,tn
away the greater part 10 som" h",ltn
cache or storchouse. ! should thlnk th'l
would have e hard time 10 get alohL H
the winter. and 50 my little kindness W..
probablv appreciated IL Ia great shame
that there are no hickory or cnestnut
troos around which might afford Tue tu,II
creatures a little more nouuSllinenl DIV
no doubt they get along like eV'rNpn@,
else. as well as tfov ean. aklnS "nNN
meet I'm their squirrel way by giving p Pea
nut each all around Tor ratlons. Very IN
ccrely. CHARLES BRENNAN tag'd il
No 23J West l0Sth street New YORK 'iiF.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
Hosv TO Hg>t,1 q Prize

June H. the date when this contest was an
nounced Watch the honor list and keep
the dates when your name appears. Nhen
YOU have FIVE dates send them to The Once
of Little Men and Little Women and the
hooks will be forwarded TO YOU. Some oI
the uttle men and little women have asked
how 10 get on the honor list The names
OF those who fail to win prizes but whose
work is nevertheless worthy Of Memorable
mention" are placed on this list.
In sending answers TO puzzles II is not
necessary to send letter with them. Use
u YOU can. paper of the ordinary letter
size. and write your name, address. ace
and choice Of prize in the upper right hama
corner Of the first page. II sending amy
drawing or returning a Cut-out, attach II
to the paper bearing your name, etc
Address letters TO Little Men and Little
Women. New-York Tribune. New York II
YOU address them simply to The Tribune
they will so to some other department and
NAV not reach the Office Of Little Men and
Little Women in time to he entered in the
contest.
Age and neatness are considered IN
awarding the prizes.
The contests close on December 2l
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
Continued from the Opposit Page

students recital at the Guilmant Organ
School on Thursday afternoon An inter
estinG programme has been arranE.l and
several Of the advanced students ',ill bc
heard This viii be tho final recital of
tho fall term. Among the students who
will participate arc Ncssrs. Vail. Patti
shall. Major TalmadEc. Smyth". Siowcrt,
Johnson. Mcdowell and Clancy and tho
Misses IundeL Corhctt, Doughty. I'd
wards Heinrich, Wilkcn, Ormond and
Nroome
Inga Hoegsbro the scandinavian pian-
ist. gave q successful concert last Tues
day evening al the White Plains club.
where she played two groups. ono OF Nor-
wcgian and ore Of Finnish composers.
Lillian Concord Jonasen. soprano also APP
peared and sang two of Miss Hocssbros
compositions.
r. : Brown. concert director. announces
the second Of series Of three rccitals at
Carnegie Lyccum. given by Gardner Lam
son. the WaGneriau interpreter. FOR the
evening of January .. at $50 O'Clock The
programme will include Numbers by Scliu-
bert. Handel, l.concav1llo. Grahms ami
Wagner. also several English, Irish and
scotch songs.
Florence Austin. yioluisi. played bc-
.. fore the Garden city Lions lslandl club
ON December :. under the auspices of tho
Brooklyn institute of Arts ami Sciences.
\ delightful programme was rendered.
Miss Austin was assisted by Laura Louise
| Combs
al
| hold its 6rst concert az the Hotel Astcr on
| Tuesday evening. December H. irwin l..
! Hassell. pianist, viii assist
| Hermann Gcnss presented three OF his
/ pupils in a musical given az his studio.
/ No $50 West 57th street. last Thw sday
afternoon Miss Seta Stewart pianist
/ and Miss Hazel Wood. soprano. arc young
artists OF talent Miss Seta stewart
! played the F sharp minor sonata ny Schu-
mann and the Sixth Rhapsode by List.
! Miss Hazel Wood sang the "Travlata' aria
/ by Verdi She showed qualities Of tom
pcrament and expression In her delivery
/ OF three songs by Hermann Genss which
were loudly acclaimed Ralph Carmsn
/ also did credit to his teacher by his
conception Of a Nocturne by Field and a
Valse by Chopin MI Genss favored the
audience with "a characteristic interpre-
! tation OF Liszts Fourth Rhapsodie, eNok-
ing great enthusiasm
i The Woman's philharmonic Society of
! New York gave a recital last evening at
studio Hall. No 50 East saith street.
| Among those who participated were Miss
Elenore Altman and Miss Greta Torpadie
! Many clubs. societies and teachers have
already booked dates FOR musicsSs and
chamber recitals to take place this winter
| at studio Hall.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
LIKES THE AuTomo DOLLS

Dear Editor: have 2 great deal Of fun
With tho automatic dolls I take the dane
ing lady and man and make them danc".
play they arc tho King and queen. Then
take, old Virginia and play 7he Is ,her
maid But the queen must have child.
so use the now doll Tor the princess ana
she dances. too ! make my lady 7hiris ot
All coIors. She has blue. white, pink, veil
low and green. She can he separated lroW
the man and so alone. g.
also takc tho snake and make old \lr-
einia chase A. Tilt the tray and me snake
,,'iU soou faII off and leave Virginia chas-
ing il. Your reader.
Watorioun. Conn.
T. 81 think the dolls are Just '1no
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Won and il will also come in handy for
Christmas. Yours lTn,Xy', crDvrY.
30 463 Sth street Brooklyn
boar Editor. I received your book and
en- delighted with IT, 1t is my first prtzA.
but | hope 20 win another som" day SIN
Ccroly voUrs. JUN O->N'i'
Bridgeport, conn.
Dear Editor. / received the check for VI
and thank Won for Il II came so uneX-
l'''eo'>' } our - HANNAH FLAToW.
80. lGi East SD street. New YORK.
Dear Editor: / received your check for
q and thank you very much for #. II
is tho FIRST prize ! over won. Your friend,
Railway. y. j. WALLACE ELLIOTT
Dear Editor. The purse received as a
rrize for the contest of October y came
some time ago and had I been At home |
should have acknowledged II before. am
eo pleased with the purse that ! carry II
with mo all tho time u tne g,Iis VIII VIA ,"d1 sae
ottain The New-YCrk Tribune could see
ono of these pretty pIizCs ! am sure lheE
woujd all enter the contest ana sttlNe ~
win ono FOR themselves. IhanklnG you l1
,,,,,,. rcnero.itV and hoping YOU VIII 1fd =
H., that my failure iu writing before NaS
rot from lack cf appreciation. ! am Your
happy lrlze winner nv TT ,.to,'s( ~ m( HAM
30. ~ Comstock 'lace, SNracusc'
pcar Editor: Tho book cam" ON my hrst
cav Al school. 50 the day was a happy ono.
enjoy tho queer and funny adventures or or
puefer very much. With love 10 all inc
iittIe mon ana little women. ,,-e.
"'''' ''' RICHARD J.. AMES.
Rutherford y. j.
Dear Editor-You can't imagine how sur
prised was when mother handed me me
nockare containing the silver purse !, |,
,'alSes me feel quite grown UP 10 Wen V,s9,,,, q
hl hlano' orn,,,d NV neck Yours respectfully
purse d. ESTHER BIRNBACM.
vo % East Ilith street New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

DESTROYED for various reasons. They were
r,osttv all old dirty and partly torn. J ne
process of destroying consisted o. punching
Two holes. one al each end. also OF cutting
them in halves The parts. ! believe, Wcl"
then sent 10 different departments lh wa,
fore their final disposition. Which IS tne
making Of common wrapping paper
Next W. were shown how they counted
and separated into bags Of different sHPs
tho gold, silver. copper and nickel J also
had tho pleasure OF seing the largest bi' or
banknote. which is 500 And what
great array OF gold and silver there was,
I7rcc safes stacked with money one Wouu
think IT would be- easy Tor Toopets 10 -, dOp
the safes. but such is not the case. Your
loving reader. -, ,o
NJ 80 East S1ih street. Now 10lh
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

ing seasons sojouru Of the latter II
London Miss Dnavon makes point oi
developing vocal carrying power
class in harmony and analysis WIZ
be- opened IN the Crolius Piano School, no
S27 Carnegie Han. shortly after the non
days. The lessons taught not only give d
good general knowledge Of music but II -
claimed they are also great assistance
in mcmorizng g.
Miss Emma Walton llodkinson, tcacneI
Of voice culture, has removed her st"u'o
10 Carnegie Hall, where she VIII
pleased to see her pupils and friends
Miss Ecauice Eberhard. prcsidehl o,
tine Grand Conservatory. Of 80 20 e''
s1st stree. reports the present az vac
most successful year since the esiaDiS
ment Of the conservatory Since MOVING
the school into larger building I""''
more departments have been ddded anu
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

shown by n kind gentleman the stone
upon which George Washington stood while
taking the oath Of Office. II is now placed
on the wall as tablet 10 his memory
We were very much Interested. ana oY
tho kindness OF tho different officials were
shown All through the building | remem-
ber one Of the incidents was tho CesiroylnS
of old bills From one bank. there was
something like $4,000 worth OF bills 10 70
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
LAST WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS

Error Puzzle-Thc things that are not
hight I'm the picture, and which were noticed
~ clever little Willie Roach are that the
barrel has no hoops. that SAIL should ho
SALE. HOSE should he HOES. and
HANDEL. should be HANDLE. The three
r~fze winners and their prizes arc Sally
Smith. aged eight. No 252 Colony street
Meriden. Conn. German silver purse;
Elsie 70. Bali. aged twelve 40. Is Spring
street. Amsterdam. y. Y, gold filled belt
pin. and Helen Montgomery, aged ten, No.
l& Sheffield Place Brooklyn, q German sill
VET purse
Things to Think About-The two prize
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
News Notes from Westchester County

Seventeen vcare. riuo months and seVon-
tcCn DAYS M So per auuum. tn6 los. for my
trouble I'm Directing and Settling said Es-
tate. so ius. total. tiih lns.
Transfer Tax Appraiser William G.. clark
Of Mount Vernon has fled reports in six
teen estates. agercgatinS IN value the sum
or sl69Oi7. and representing the work Of his
Office for the last half OF the month Of
November 1911.
Justice Tompkins handed down an I'M
portaut decision in the Supreme court AT
White Plains last week. IN when he de-
cided that Michael Faulkner. who sued the
County OF Wcstchestcr for reinstatement
as fireman in the county buildings ON the
ground that he was an exempt fireman.
was not entitled TO an order relnstatins
him
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
THE SPIDER AND THE FLIES.

Dear Little Men and Little Women ono
rainy day my sister and ! were looking "ut
of the window and We saw a spider on the
window pane. His body was as biz ~ ny
dneer nail He had three dics in his ven
and bo usod his legs like fingers. He would
eet one fly i'm his claws ard wind ne
fbread around it, This ho did 10 them an
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