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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
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llder Su9enbfrcuno fragtc: Ibcr,
Solepb, ME mar CO bcnn mD9lif,, baB
Su gar 10 melt Suriidsefommen Bit?
IA CAB nlein Srltber Die Gntiport:
Sdbai mir meiue gtbliptbef burdl ilnb
iieb 9ir meine Bidder NIB 3citnnscn
at, bann iuciit Sm's!"
Sas bat mir Der S2id6rigc Wann
cr5dblt unb ih bab' min babel poracz
nommen: 9as er5dblit Oh allf ben
2eiern nes y5amilienfrcis". gs lit
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ni6t ihfper 5u neritcben. unD sic &ls>
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Seler. ielbit 5tebeu.
y y -
3leiber fir S1.OO.
Die Ndbfen Ser 8aihinatou Sros
ing 6ofifule IN 9ep Dorf merben
bel Der na6iten Shlnbieier fat ale
in lelbitgeferti9ten 8leibern crid)ets
men. oeren Raterial rnb Iuspub
ni6t mebr ais einen Collar g~efpItet
bat. Sic iunsen Samcn iinS ielbit
etnfaufen gegangen unb arbeiten iebt
eifrig an ben .Shnpfungen", nelde,
Dem llrtbeil Der Sanbarbeitslebrerin
6ufol9e, redt biibi6 ausfallcn fperz
Den. Wtdn muB Den iungcu Wdbden
alis 5fuei @riinoen bobes Sob ipe1s
Den. 3undfIt lit Sic IusIidt, Dab lie
inn Ndben etfpas siidtises leiiten be-
oerteno srDber, ipenn lie tpiIen, DAB
tie lid in einem ielbitgemahten
&leioe 5eigen Iolen. limb Damn lit Der
8eihluS seeignet, Dem Gurus in Den
Sdulen ent9e9en5uarbeiten. Harin
1T ia, beiunherS sur 0rabnatipnsseit,
febrs piel seiiinbist ipurbcn, nnb
ntaftdJer Gamilienpater bat md
i%uDfenlang an Der Gait ST traacn
gebabt, iuelhe bic Sdlnstcier nit
ibren tbenren &leibern, ben Slu.
men, 8eihenfen nnn anberem
8rtmsframS ibm anfbiirbete. Sabei
fam es bod nitt permieoen tperben,
Dab elm Wabden better gefleioet lit,
als ous anbere, linb es lit leiht Al
periteben, DAB oaburh mantcr drne>
rem Shiilerin Die Seltesfreubc perz
9dlt pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
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lNns Sanger 9egen Sunaenihninps
luft" bon 2eb. Spbn Sihoa.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

I. Oh ipIit slau6en, paB Sid, 8ott
fir @einnbleit llno langes
Seben erihaffeu bat. paB CT
Sid aus Der aneftihaft unb
Der Sflaperei Der aranfbetten
berausfiibren mil.
2. On ionit Die cage Defines 9ebens
niht citel slibringen, ipnbern
5u Scintm iin> Scines Rddz
item Wobl fleibig arbeiten.
8. On iolit an Seicrtascn 0cineu
8eiit erfriiden purd1 2cien
niielifer Siider nnp bnrd
Stnsium Der Geiuuobeitss
reseln. y,
A. 9n ioIlit Die acknowledgement
Sciner Gltcrn mn 2cbrer scs
treu befolgen, auf ba6 Su
LANCE lebeir uno es. Sir rpphl
ereebe auf grben.
8. Sn iollit tpeber Opium nod
Worpbilm nebmen. nod anz
bere Hei5mittel I'M llebermaB
genieben, I'M Sid ielbit 81
tDbten.
6. Su lonit Sid ser Geinlidfeit
lino Sdllberfeit an &orper rnb
8eiit befleibeu. Meibe 8eihz
lihfeit unp Shmus; liebe Ibs
bdrtung unb 8einIi6feit.
Z. On iolit tpeher did ielbit nod
Inoere oes eiinitisetl gins
flutes bes Si6tes uno Der
2uft berauben.
s. Su ioait niht Ndbitcnlie6e beus
heln. ionpern bieielbe in Der
Chat iiben; bilf bent Nrmen
bnrd 2ebre unb geiItanb az
einem mathematician 9as
fem.
8. 9n ionit Seine @epanfen bon
aIl3u iinnlihen Singen abs
lenfen in1p Seinen .8eiit nit
erniten uno fpiirbigen @egenz
ifdnben beidaftigen.
10. On ioGit nidt 5ipiel besebren
bes Sellfels 8nt: alfobol uuo
Nieotin, nod Iues. mas siitia
lit unb Die I%uf3ebruna Sciner
2ebensfrdite bcidleunigt.
- - y
Sdmt ben &tnbcrn!
Sit Der ShuB bon 9eben unb @eS
uuierer arbeiterifait alS
iosialpolitiide MaBnabme nit 8iids
ii6t auf Die gf6dltllls unierer Bolts
1eiumoheit unp Der 2eijtlnasfGbiateit
Iuierer Snouitrie bon GROCER auses
Sebeutung. 10 trifft ods i'm
Seionberen auf Den ShuB Der
insenbIihen Arbcitstrait ais
Dem 5rdser Ser fiinftigcn 8enerntion
gu. 9ieier %GrfenntuiB limb Die Sc
'eBe aeaen ainNerarbcit entiprun9cn.
peIde Die geperblihc 8etbGtiauns Scr
innerbnlb uub a~llberbalb Der
,Subrifen an criaiicn unb in ibrcn
auslpiibien 81 be%tGmpien iuden.
SGflih.
Su6 icbcr 8oic parb ciu
Corn.
Sit iiislit %merldBlid;
Sud- paB oft rciniten Sricbcs
Sporn
Gum Sorn luirp - baS lit
bdBlidl.
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Mcltiobu.
@er gang iih auf it'd iclbr
gcItcllt,
Ser lernt es halo ertragcn.
SAB fit cin 1uteS @ort Die
&clt
Scbn ihlimmc ilm miro
lG9en.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Has Sinh.
nSertretct mir bas ainbs
lem niht."
0iiho SaiIcr.

&inber bebellten menia fir sic
8elts unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sic
.rsd6lt MIR bon ben @erfen lnb Sbae
ten Der G~rlpafienen. Ginber babcn
ba nihts Standardization. Gin
aino: mas gilt I'M pogenocn @etricbe
bcs beutigcn 2cbens eiu ainb? rgS
lit ia nur cin aino". iast nan. Muf
Den ItiQcn 8%ottesdderu liescm Die
ainoerar1ber nabc beiinmmcn. Suns
sertc eng %aueinanber scihmicgt; pielc
habeu nidt cinmal Elm areu3: .Gs
iinb ia MIR ainber", iast man! lIno
II aar crit elm drnles. u~ngliidlihes
aino, ipie oft pirb es iait pcrbanSelt.
baS lie cs nur ncbmcn. nnb oann bat
cs cine raitbc, bartc Silseno, Der ma
Gues duildot. mas an Sultcn 81
fraaen, lit fein Srot 81 trofeu. fem
aleio an riiiis, feline slrbcit 81 ihiper.
Hiemalo madt iibcr ben Gleincn, ais
BLOB iein outer. beiliger ShuBengel.
Rau bat unier Sabrbunbcrt has
S%abrbunbcrt pes ainbcS" gcilannt.
ppr Macm in benz Sinne. bnb man Die
aimbesuotb mn Den &~inbesipertb
mebr erfenmt nnb allie autcn Settler
auiaerufcm bat, fiir bas ainb ,6ll
iorgcn unb pic Sofiunnscn n~nicrcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Die redjte Meinnns.

...
Sbr mosct eiien ooer trinfcn ooer
ipaden ober i6lafen ober su 5Sus
9eben ober 9nbn iabren ober urbeiten
ober I'M 8ett pns gnbe elmer &ranfs
belt abtuarten ober beiratben ober
leoig bleiben ober Elm Sparbiiflciu
anlesen ober pas 8cliibDe Ser Grmutb
ubIcgen ober Stode graben pber Shule
balten poer an Der Iai6inc iteben:
10 tbuet Iles CUR gbre 8ottesi
IS bat mein alter Yfarrer ielia
eilmal iibcr Die quite Reinune gepre@
bist nno pabei Solsenbes er3dblt:
Ser Sage mad le6te i'm Seioentbum
Elm Wann nit Namen Mibas, Der bonn
Supitcr iih cine CUNT ausbitten
ourfte. Ser gliidlihe Wibas bat Den
Supiter: Wah bod. ba Ines Cob lei,
mas il anriibrcl Supiter, Der Seiz
bengptt, 9ciudbrt benz Wtibas feline
Bite. Sailh3cnb elite Wibas beim
unb be9ann Illes 5u @plb Sl MAIDEN,
mas Ell golbig baben ipolte. Or
riibrte. liebe. ba mar es bon Cob linb
Siib mar bon @olb. CT riibrte feline
Stiible an uub iiebe. Die Stible ma
rem o @olb. CT riibrte 8abel,
@eeiier nnb 2offel an. iiebe fem 9eited
mar bonn reiniteu 8oloe. Welhe
Sreube fiir Wibnsl Seine Sreuoe
oalerte aber gar nibt LANCE; Denn ais
man ibm 8rot bradte uno er cs nne
riibrte, Itebe, ba mar es bon 8elb uno
er tonnte lid, niht mebr idttisen. ltub
ais er iih gbenos trauria nnS bllnas
rig our Hnbe be9eben nolte unb ms
Sett ltieg, Iiebe, Do mar iein HubeS
ftllen ein GROCER @olDflumpen unb er
fpnute niht mebr Hube finben. CT
mar alip itatt sliidlif. redbt un9liid
lid geipprben. go miirbc g ms
Ilen gehen. fuenn @ptt ale unicre
@iinihc befriebisen miirSc! Snbcs,
cS aibt bod, Gin 9tittel I'M G6riiteuz
tbnm. ipcldlcs ali nnicr S6un mnb
Saiien per9olpct. plue baB mir ciucn
Haht6eil bdppn BADEN. Sicies Wsittcl
lit bic cute Wscinung.
Die cute Weinnns. ,uia iascu, bic
Nbiiht, allies 0utt 5ulicbc sn tbmu,
bente, morscn, bic gan3c @pdbc, has
gan5c Sabr, 10 i'm gan5cn 9ebcn: bieic
TT Is, bic infer gan5cs 9cbcu mcrtb=
uOll madt fir bic sansc G,uigfcit.
@ir fnr5littige Grbeupilger bcurz
tbcileu Die @cnihcn iebr ihici. Ser
Steinflopicr Gilt nihta. Der Sicaer IN
elmer Sdlaht NlleS; Der 2nmpcuz
lammler. audi iuen,l CT hran lit. Gilt
nihts; Der aunltmalcr gilt Niles. aud,
wenn er nidts tnugt. Ser @ettler
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05

Regular services at the r..
gational church, Sunday, MAJ s.'
At eleven O'Clock "Alo,hsrs' d.. y
will be celebrated. The n,...
will speak to mothers. The .s.
ing theme will be "The most n.,,. wv
Grafton of history.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
LOCALS CONTINUED

Twenty-Five boxes of stationery
ranging in price from Sc to 25c' at
Sc each, at the Journal Book Store
John Boiling returned Wednes
dav from Morrisonville, ILLINOIS, !
where he had been for q couple OF
weeks, visiting his sister, Mrs
Storm.
Fl r Head made a business
trim to Lake Charles Wednesday,
Mrs. Matsie LaCour, OF Morrow
Vile. La, arrived in Welsh Wednes
day evening, for months WISH
with her brother, DR.. B. }. LaCou''
A good sized crowd went from
here to Lake Charles Wednesday
evening, to hear Victor Herbert's
orchestra. Among those gong
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Davidson
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Robinson, Mr.
0 and Mrs. W. E. Taught, Mr.. ano
Mrs. W, Is. Gabbert and Miss
70 McLees, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. DauteI
- Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Tubbs, Mlsse
" Ling, Mcdonald, Dautel, an'
90 Messrs. Cbas, Buck, Clyde Laltue
25 Ray Boiling and Fred Voorhles'
90 W. 0, W. organizers, A. {
So Patureau and Dr.. Leigh, WeI
80 Welsh visitors from Tuesday unit
~ Thursday.
90 Crepe paper, plain and 6gure'
III Sc, loc and l5c per roll, at tt
As Journal Book Store.
we -,
Roy Elliott was among tho
hat who went from here to La
aid Charles to hear the Victor Herbe
orchestra, Wednesday night
ar Miss Mae Brazeale, inspector
primary schools, arrived in We
u Thursday, and spent the day vi
ms. Ing the lower grades Of the We
der schools
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Money Was No Object to Them.

Two of tho sporting gentlemen Of ths
Kinder nelghborhood, accompanied
by some twent, five of their friends
brought their grievance before Judge
Russel's court for settlement, last
week. The trouble grew out OF len
dollar bet on a horse race. After
hearing the evidence, the judge rend.
cred his decision in favor of defend
ant. While the sum involved wa,
but $1,000 the court costs, alone, ex
elusive of attorney fees, both sides be
| ing represented by attornies, amount
ed to $557.95. We surmise they d
not stop to count the costs, before 20
| ing to court.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05

.,ect;on q, United States senator's oy
popular vote. AS the house has 81.
rsady missed this resolution, mefe
seems to be no reason why II Snou.u
tail of adoption, in which case 'ne
neople will elect their senator's III .ne
future, as they do their repFe'e'''"
tiyes.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Welsh, La., May 3, 1911

Council called to order pursuah' W
adjournment, by the Hon. Mayor a.
~ Jones. Members of the Board OF
Trustees present: W. B. Gaooer''
Charles Dautcl and r. M. Gray.
Absent: J. A. Martin.
Bills taken up by Finance commit
tee, passed upon and recommended
for payment: ,oo
7 NJ Hall. marshall election, IS Z'oo
u. B. Simpson. clerk OF election @''o
W. P. Russell, Jr" commits
siopcr OF election 800 -'Vo
NJ. T.. Prentice, election commits
. siOner.
". II. Cox, election commis-
,a.o .. 200
8 SlOuef. go
< Welsh Machine Shops. ....'.. DO ~ ~
!, Leon Guidry, janitor .....''.'' -o'oo
t Chas. Lantz, cemetery WORK. o'o.
= w Ia.o. .. 46.5;
Morse Hardware Co.. -''>
-, Welsh Printing Co........'.. i'.V'
o ]. E. Montgomery, MARSHALL. o. q
= Crescent Drug Store. o'o'
:. Southern Mercantile Co.,....'. OIL
q u.o, .s253. 4
t, Moved and seconded that aooV
n
On motion. duly seconded, th'
n, election returns be canVasseo' Sai
motion was carried.
n, Election;returns.. having been cal
yassed, motion to adjourn was ca
ried.
Samuel Blackford, Sec.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Miss Hightower Entertained Fair
House Friday Night.

Miss Daisy Hightower, the reader
who came here in behalf of the Bap.
tist Philatheas, was greeted by . fair
sized house Friday night, all thing
considered. Her readings ranged
from the pathetic story of "Skimskesh
to the supremely comical and redieu-
Ious. Her Interpretation was good
and met with generous applause,
The music rendered by home talen!
would have done credit to muct
larger place than Welsh, and va
highly appreciated by the audience,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
pRocL AVIATION OF ELECTION RETURNS

Re it remembered that we the under s.
signed Mayor and board of Trustees
Of the Town of Welsh, La, acting
under the Charter and Ordinance or
this Town, did this day repair to the
Hall for the purpose of compiling the
returns, sent in by the Commissions
Of Election at the polling place in
said Town, of an Election held herein
on the 2ud day of May. 1911 for May
; mr. and board of five Trustees OF SAID
Town for tn, term of two years, agree
able to the Laws of the State, and the
Charter and Ordinance, and Procia-
, nation of Election by the Mayor and
hoard ofTrustees of said Town. Ana
having arrived, we proceeded IN the
: presence OF C. E. Carr, Jno. ID.
k Cooper and H. F. Day, qualified Eiec'
( tors of said Town ds witnesses here
n unto. and as many others as have
9. chosen to attend to compile said re-
'e turns. and have ascertained from SAID
er compilation, that the votes cast at
81 said Election for Mayor and board OF
ar Trustees are as follows to wit:
For MAYOR
L.G. Lewis, seventy.seven T'l
n.y. J. w. Armstrong, twentY.four l24)
" A. 7. Jones, one w
M FOR TRUSTEES
.ue DR.. r. r. Arceneaux, ninety
or. FIVE lSoI
r. S. Greer, ninety.seven W
w, B. Gabbert, ninety-three (93
Chas, Dautel, ninety.slx lso
" w. E. Taught, ninety.four (s4
H. A. Davidson, four "A
And having made public procla
nation Of the above results, We hay
"'. closed this Process Verbal, of compil
VI alton of votes, which is made in TRIP
""s licate, as required BY law,
ne :y Dated at Welsh. Louisiana. May
" A. D. 1911.
Signed in the presence OF Z.
'ou' Carr, John H. Cooper and e. F. Da,
Its 0"
:, ,, A. Z. Jones, Mayor.
ess. Charles Dautel, Trustee.
rou. VIM. B. Gabbert, Trustee.
'etes r. M. Gray, Trustee.
J. ALI. Martin, Trustee.
very
rug WITNESSES
G.. E. Carr.
Jno. H, Cooper.
'"ce' H. F. Day.
aries Sworn to and subscribed before n
Chi the undersigned authority, this
Lake day of May, 1911.
look Lee e. Robinson,
that Notary Public
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Welsh, La, May p lsll'

Welsh, Aa' "A"' -
Hall of Council Chamber
Council called 70 order III 'eI "'T %
session, by the Hon. Mayor A. 4,
Joues. Members Of the ho"'u " ',
vruetees present: w. Il. Gabbers' D.
A Martin, Charles Dautel "nd H. M
Gray.
Minutes OF previous meeting "et'
read aud approved.
Moved and seconded that Counc'
adjourn to meet again wednesday,
Nav 3rd, ut l:3O o'clock p. m.' shafp
motion carried.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
.,F l KNEW J COULD GET a 1870 pvS'' ~
WOULD ATTEND YOUR SCHOOL,
WELL THEN, YOU'LL HAVE TO COME

1ere Is undisputable evidence 'na'
YOU can get it, il you take course !"
with us, and we can 'o'
.;.h vnu inst as conclusive evidence
,hat ven can get it il you will take
course of bookkeeping and shor'ha'lo
will, us. Every statement we make III
our advertising matter is backed oY
40 n guarantee OF 800, to be true and
correct. If any of our competitors
saw we can't make good our claim you
can just put 1t down they are judging
us by what they can't do ana ask
them why they don't call for our sloo'
Read two of the many letters we
have furnishing conclusive proof sha'
there is n position waiting LOT 'he
student who finishes d course IN our
school.
Dallas, Texas, April, 6, lsll.
|Tyler Commercial College,
| Tyler, Texas.
Gentlemen: AS you are aware
we frequently have openings ior ei'g'
HE students for managers OF GU
smaller offices, for Instance al VI
nresept time we are in position to us
about six or seven. The salaries
these positions range from $50 to u
ner month. | would be very glaa
. have you inform me OF the progress
likely students aud the location OF al
graduates, who may have ie'1 so'
school in the immediate past. In oth
words. | will be glad to coopera
'e with YOU in every way in order
ID Mace as many OF your students
Or possible, realizing that you are ool'
work which we are, to great eN'e'
carving on and which is to our IL
tual interest.
Thanking you in anticipation l a
Yours very truly,
Norman Ring
Dist. Supt., w. U. Telegraph 20.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
TYLER, Texas, Feb. 5, lso7.
TYLER Commercial College,
TYLER. Texas.

TYLER Commercial College,
Tyler, Texas.
Gentlemen: This letter is given you
IN order to avoid having to answer
so many letters OF inquiry relative 10
this company's connection with your
college, and beg to state for the IN
formation of attending students tha1
We have placed loop OF our main
line wire thru your college for the
benefit of your students, and are fur
nisbing YOU our telegraph and sta
ton blanks. We have also agreed TO
employ your telegraph graduates VINO
can pass our regular examinations 10
rate OF wages for the position they
are employed TO I'LL.
The minimum salary paid opera
tors is $55 per month, nine hours WORE
constituting one day; oil time in ex
cess of 8 hours will be paid for OF
basis of pro rata of the regular rate
Operators called for special servlc
J after being excused by the dispatcne
will he allowed SO cents for the mrs
: hour, and pro rata of the regala
3 rate thereafter.
: Yours truly,
D W. E. Greer
. lst V.P, & Gen'l. Su pit, St. l.. 5.
3 Ry. Co., OF Texas.
g For iurthur proof, fill in the e.
Q closed blank and mail to US for lar'
y illustrated catalogue. Tyler CONNIE
cial College, Tyler, Texas.
VI Name .......,......''
! Address ............ ......''''''''
Course Interested in. ...............
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
A Fathers Vengeance

would have fallen on any one VINO Az
tackled the son of Peter Bondy, OF
South lockwood, Mich. but he was
powerless before attacks OF Kidney
trouble. doctors could not help him, :
he wrote, $50 ut last we gave MIN
Electric Bitters and he improve won
derfully from taking six bottles. Its
the hest Kidney medicine | ever saw"
Backache, tired feeling, nervousness
loss of appetite, warn OF kidney trou
BILE that NAV end in dropsy, diabetes
or bright's disease. Beware; Take
Electric Bitters and be safe. Ever
bottle guaranteed. SOC at All Drug
gists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
uu,,oa States, Senators will be L'eetee
By Popular Vote In Fa'are'
prohab!y.

The senate judiciary committee mas IA
ordered q favorable report on tue
.aso,u,,op submitting 10 the several
states, as amendment to Inc on' .sa
c.ots., constitution, providing for the
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Grand Jury Called to Meet in Extra
Session.

Session.
On account of the extremely contest
ed condition of the parish jail, Judge
Overton has called the grand jury to
meet in special session, next Monday,
In his issue of the call, the judge
explained that owing to the crowded
condition of the jail, some measures
had to be taken to furnish relief. In
this connection it is probable that two
or three weeks of court will be held in
June, devoted exclusively to the GRIM
inal docket. There are large mum
Der of cases that will come before the
grand Jury, and those indicted will be
given trial as speedily as possible
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Ru ycrs Looking for Louisiana Produce

I'll ytFS IUUkEHS EVt LVuK'H's'''
According to the Lake Charles
Times, buyers from New York, Chi
cago and St. Louis, were in Lake
Charles and vicinity, this week, look
ing for produce. 1t is stated thai
these representatives are in the mark
ct for 100 cars of potatoes, as we'll al
all other garden produce obtainable
for which they will pay the highes
market price, in cash.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-05
Demorest Comedy Go. Care . r..,
Slew.

The Demorest Comedy Co., wilt,
gave q one night stand here Wsa,.'
day. playing woman aga;r,, NJ
man," gave good show, which -
fully appreciated by fair si,ss
audience.
The company was unfortunate i,
selecting the same night to show b...
that The Victor Herbert Orches,r. w..
on at Lake Charles, as mapv Of II.
show going people OF Welsh, had Al
ready made their arrangements IN 9,
there. Mr.. Demorest iutimated H.,
they would come to Welsh in III,
near future for q weeks stand. We h
lieve if they do, they will find war,
welcome from the show going peool
OF the town.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-03-16
8. s. LESSON QUESTIONS.
ITO be continued
March teth, 1911.

Copyright. 1910. by Rev. I. S. Linscott DID,
Defeat Through Drunkenness,
Temperance Lesson.) I Kings Xxx:
1891.
Golden Text-It is not for kings to
drink wine; nor for princes strong
drink. Prov xxxi:4.
~ What is the general effect OF
drinking on kings and princesf
(2.) What battles can you mention
that have been lost. or wars which
have been jeopardized through drink?
90 What great men can you recall
who have been ruined through drink?
al Verse 12-Who was Benhaded
and what we're the circumstances
which this message" referred to?
t5.) Is q king. the general Of an
army, a business man, or any other
man. when under the influence OF
drink. in condition to wisely de-
eide on great issues? Whyf
60 Would this war. which proved
so disastrous to Benhaded, likely have
taken place II he had not been In
fiuenced by drink7
I'd Verses l3.14-How did this
prophet know, in advance. that Ahab
was going to conquer the powerful
Benhaded1
80 Which army Is more likely to
win. In battle. and why, one Of ten
thousand with its officers drunk, or
one OF Ave thousand with its officers
sober. other things being equalf
90 What part does God, or the
laws OF God. play in modern warfare?
(1O.) Verses 15-16-What forces
were working in favor OF Ahab, and
what forces working against Ben.
haded?
Q1O What are the chances for a
man founding a happy family, con
Quoting a successful business. or win
ming In any battle, II he drinks him
self drunk" and consorts with men
who drink?
l2) What proportion Of sensuous
men attain distinction and hold the
love and confidence Of the community!
C3.) Verses 17-1s-Wherein were
the instructions Of Benhaded worthy
Of a drunken man?
| tlf.D III Bennaueo nao Deen SOBER
what would his instructions probably
| have been?
(15) How does drink influence the
Judgment. the motives and the ambi-
tons OF a man1
(l6.) Verses 19-21-What would you
say was the chief cause Of the defeat
OF the Syriansf
(t7.) There are many foes to-day
which conquer and defeat men, In
Guiding strong drink. Say which you
consider the worst and whyf (ThIs
question must be answered In writing
by members Of the ciub.)
(lS) How many men do you per.
sonally know who have been defeated
BY drink and how many do you know
who have been injured by total alb
stinencef
Lesson for Sunday. March 2eth.
1911. ReYtaX.