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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-09
Miss Louella Stewart of Ruston

Miss Louella Stewart of Ruston
arrived in Welsh Saturday expect
ing to spend three or four weeks
visiting her brother, DR.. ". l..
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs O. n. England are
rejoicing over the arrival Of line
baby boy that arrived Saturday
and tips the scales at twelve and
one half pounds.
L. p. Manning the hustling real
estate man from Rice Was transact
Ing business in Welsh Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Robinson went
to Lake Charles Wednesday after
noon, going over in Mr.. Jones
touring car.
Miss Ethel Welch Of Texas. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Moore, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fulton are
both on the sick list this week.
If you are looking for nicely fur
nished rooms centrally located =,
inquire of Mrs. Will Bridges, one
block east Of the Baptist church
Mrs. R. Y. Swain and her daugh-
ter, Miss Zetta, of Anderson, lndi-
ana, are guests of their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Gordon Boiling OF
this city. They will probably remain
here for several weeks.
Mrs. Bowman, Of Lake Charles,
returned to her home Thursday
morning after having spent several
days visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Chas, Shattuck.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-09

Mrs. E. T. Warbasse. wife of the
second tr ok operator here, went to
New Orleans the first of the week
to spend several days visiting
friends AND relatives. Enroute she
stopped at Franklin for a few days
visit with relatives,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-09

Prof. W. P. Annette, Mrs. Wise
Misses Gibson, Mcdonald, Ling.
Thurman, Fairly, McLces, Williams
and Shaw, teachers of the Welsh
High School, were in attendance at
the regular monthly teacheas meet
ne held in Jenn ags Saturday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-09

Austin I!ebert went to New Or
leans on matters of business Mon
day.
Sam Turner of Beaumont, Texas
was transacting business in Welsh
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Skaggs returned
Wednesday from Lake Arthur,
where she had been spending 4
short time visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Prospero Verret, of Hayes,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Felix Benoit. Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Crepe Paper Napkins IS cents
per hundred, at the JOURNAL Book
Store.
Mrs. Don Odom and little son,
who have been spending some time
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Thackston, of
this city, returned to their home in
Lafayette Monday.
Rice Bran S2I rs per ton, $50
per sack. Rice Polish $500 per
ton.-Louisiam State Rice Milling
Co. 1t
Mrs. A. Charlton, of New Orleans,
came over Sunday night for q visit
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. R
W. Howard, of this city.
Claude Singleton of Texas, came
over the latter part of last week
for a visit at the home of his
mother Mrs. Ada Singleton.
DR.. W. L. Stewart and sister,
Miss Louella were Lake Charles
vititors Monday afternoon.
Carbon Paper any size wanted
at the JOURNAL Book Store.
Samuel Blackford was attending
the annual meeting Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge in New Orleans the
fore part of the week.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-09
Cleopha Benoit went to Lake
Charles on business Monday night.

Cleopha Benoit went to Lake
Charles on business Monday night
Paper Napkins, the kind fol
which you have been paying 80
cents per hundred, for % cents
per hundred, at the JOURNAL Book
Store.
D. C. Botorff returned Tuesday
morning from Indiana, where he
was called two weeks ago on ac-
count of the serious illness OF his
sister. He reports her as being
much improved and practically out
of danger. AS the mercury had
O. tumble to something like fourteen
below zero, during his visit north,
Dave says he is "plenty glad"to get
back to Louisiana again.
Triumph Seed Potatoes
ut the rl6deI Grocery.
Ben Gabbert is on the sick list
this week, being threatened with
an attack of typhoid fever.
A. R. McBurney went to Lake
Charles Tuesday morning in order
to meet with the grand jury and
present petition asking for the
creation of a drainage district in
the north part of Ward Two. Mr..
McBurney has been working on
this drainage district for several
years, and is now confident that he
will succeed in getting it ordered
Crepe paper, > and III cents per
roll at the JOURNAL Book Store.
Police Juror f. A. Arceneaux
was in Lake Charles The first of this
week attending the regular meet.
ing of the Police Jury.
Rice Bran Spills per ton, SLIGO
per sack. Rice Polish $500 per
ton.-Louisiana State Rice Milling
Co. 1t
J. NJ. Booze went to Lake
Charles Tuesday morning with a
petition to the Police Jury asking
for franchise for the establishment
of q Telephone System in and
around Roanoke. Mr.. Booze says
the promoters Of the new company
hope to have their lines in opera
ton within a few months at most.
Mr., and Mrs. John Medzger, of
Iowa came over to Welsh in their
auto car Tuesday for the transac-
tiOn of business matters
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-09

Rev, !, 4 c.~
ent Of this n II I;, St,'rruth, spoal
E,nisron r,''' o It'slrlct Of The T I,11
rived fn. II m Welsh Thurs11,,s,, !
ior Il Snort visit with f,;;.,
IT -. '''a'
Co w., H. stephens, Of !
colonization comn ss>sa'I@|
Welsh Thursday f r~i,es |
sItuatlon with a y; eOAla .I 4
car OF immigrants how vi lrl
future. N'' H. I
johnnie Narcns, 90,
huSthng farmers, thros I;'
men and h9ybaIors y lr'aaso
CiIl cars OF hp1lnI "'c
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-09

Triumph Seed Potatoes
at the Model Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Langley went
to New Orleans the latter part OF
last week, taking their little
daughter down to be operated upon
for appendicitis.
George Carr was business pas
senger to Lake Charles Tuesday,
Rice Bran S21.75 per ton. s1.6O
per sack. Rice Polish $500 per
ton.-Louisiana State Rice Milling
Co. 1t
Mr.. Shearer was the guest of
friends in Lake Charles Saturday.
Chas. Jeter was seeing the sights
in the parish seat Saturday.
Rev. f. NJ. Stewart went to
Baton Rouge Monday, spending
the greater part of the week there
attending to business connected
with the extension of the Presbv.
terrain Home Mission work in this
state He will be back in time 10
attend the regular church services
here Sunday.
f. C. Willard made a business
trip to NewelIton, La the first of
the week, being gone for several
days.
For SALE:-Having decided to
move my Sawmill Engine to the
farm, | have for sale one so H. p
Fire Box Boiler and 35 H. P,
Gelser Engine, size 11x15. This
boiler carries $50 lbs pressure, and
the engine will be thoroughly over
hauled for the coming season. Will
sell on reasonable terms.-R. E.
Powell, Elton, La,
Jno. W. Armstrong and R.
NJ. Gray went to New Orleans
Sunday morning to attend the
regular meeting of the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Triumph Seed Potatoes
at the Model Grocery.
Rev. and Mrs. Jas Ellis, of Jen-
nlngs were the guests of friends in
Welsh Friday.
II. % DoWerS was q business
visitor in Jennings Friday.
John W. Armstrong was in Lake
Charles Saturday attending meet
ing of the Democratic Central Com
mittee.
Pauline Fontenot was AMONG
the business passengers to Lake
Charles Saturday.
EIoi Hebert made a business
trip to Charles Saturday evening.
Texas lSuSt Proof cend
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-09
Texas Rust Proof Seed
Oats at Jones Bros,

Jas. McNaspy of LAFAYETTE is
spending the week as the guest Of
his daughter, Mrs. R. N. Gray, OF
this city.
JOS MalIoy was q business visitor
to Lake Charles Monday morning.
W. G.. Davis went to Iowa Mon.
day morning to grade out q car OF
rice.
Henry Block was the guest Of
friends in Lake Charles over Sun.
day.
Texas Rust Proof Seed
Oats at Jones Bros.
A. r. McBurney shipped a car of
fat cattle to the New Orleans
market Sunday morning.
Parties desiring number one oak
posts, delivered in town or else
where, should call on or address
Chas. Lantz, Welsh, La. 37.4t
Cash paid for hides.-Fred John.
son, Welsh, La
Miss Ella Cigar of Roanoke
spent Monday as the guest of
her friend Mrs. Mae Boiling of thi.
city.I
A. 0. Fontenot was a business
visitor to Lake Charles Monday.
Triumph Seed Potatoes
at the rlodei Grocery.
R. 7. Peck who is suffering from
a severe attack of inflammation of
the eyes went to Lafayette Monday
to consult a specialist. He wa,
accompanied by NJ. L. Prentice, as
ne was compelled to keep his ewes
completely covered with bandapes,
W. B. Gahbert was in Crowley
on business Saturday.
Taken up at my place at R ice
La. Dec. LIST, one black mare, four
white hoofs-white spot in forehead
unbranced-scar on shoulder as if
had, bad fstula, harness marks,
short piece of rope around the neck
Shod al.round. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay.
ing costs, otherwise she will be sold
under due process of law. Abrard
Cormier, Rice, La.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
@emissr @irtiduften.

8ie es oen 4nibein bat, bat nab
Den anlihten oes Inter 8omitcs
0es Senats 9omites fir Oen Spi-
ritltoienbonoel i'm 9iitrift Columbia
ser fleine @irt fem Redt 81 critic.
rem. @s fol- ndmIih Dem aomite
elm itrengeres 2i5ensgeieb sur Be
autahtlng norgelegt tDeroelt tpona6
Die 3abl Der @irtihoften i'm 0iitrjft
BON 525 auf 300 reouSiert fuerOen
ioaen. I'm Den bierails e%ntteben.
rem @usfaa Ger 2i5enscinndbmen 81
oeden, loaen Ole @ebiibren Ger @irt.
i6aften bon $500 ailf $500 uno ole
Der SGnoler BON $500 auf $500 per
SSSabr erbobt merOen. Die trodenen
3onen iolen in Der N1be BON airfen
ouf 500 Sub unO Shulen alf 600
Sub erDeitert tperoen. Wean be3medt
ourh Die REMEMBERING Der @irt.
Iboften oie in ben @obn- mo ent.
fernteren @egen0en ~belegenen @irt-
lhuften 0es fleinen Wtannes gall3
auf3ubebcn, Inn Dem 9lrbeiter Die
@eleqenbeit 5u nebmen, nad Oes Gu
ges Nrbeit ieinen S6oppen Bier 5u
bolen. 0er @irt in oieien @egen.
oen uiiroe our6 ole @rb0bung Der
2i5ens g%e3puugen, iein @eiddft 5l
I6lieben. Die better 5itlierten fonn-
ten ibre @ei6dfte ia Damn oo6 fort
fiibren. Die @irti6aften poaen Die
Ie nertrodneten Serren (SeuAler)
nift, oos @elo ser 8irte aber noaen
iie, mos Die %Grbobung ser 2i5ens be-
meiit.
NuBeroem Ioa cine nelte Sdonf-
li5ensbeborOe beidofft peroen, oeren
MtitgIieoer nit eiuem @ebalt BON
$2400 per Sobr bonn YrGlioenten 5u
ernennen iinO.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
sdnaerfeitIides

0ie uereinigtcn Sanger bieiiger
StuOt. Arion uno S1ngerbuno, limo
iett emiig an ser 9lrbeit iiir Oas ber-
annubenOe SGnqerfelt in @bilooel-
pbia. Am ndditeu Mfittpod, Den
3. Npril, finoet in Der Arion Saue
gemeinihaitlide 9robe ltatt unO
perOen Damn Die Sanger beitimmen,
mo Die nddite @robe ~ab9ebalten uer-
Den ioa. Am lesten Sonntag biel-
ten ole 0elegaten cine 8~eriammlung
ab, nm Die am 5peiteu Sonntag i'm
Ntai ab5ubaltenoe @~aiierfabrt 81
beipreden. Als 9ouite fir oiele
limo Die Serrn Aug. Sdmiot, 8m.
5auuennann mo u. Ntaul ernamt.
Oifi5iea buben ii6 bis iebt gum
Freisiingen bel Dem beporitebenOeu
Acknowledgements oes 0oro0itli6en
SGugerbunoes Die n~o9itebenoeH
8ereine angemelOet:
gum aoiierpreisiingen: 9(rion,
9rooflpn; Sunger MGnnerdor,
philadelphia; 8reuser 2uartett
Club, Stem gorf; @iliomsburger
Sdngerbuno, 9rooflpn.
Sum Yreisiingen in Der eriten
9loiie: @oncorOia, Geiparf; SerieD
.@itp 9ieoerfrau5; Sormouie, gaItt-
moore.
Gum Breisiingen in Der 5Deiten
9lalie: Yorfoiae MGnnerdor, geetu
9orf; Yboenir, Neparf; ShpGbi.
ider SGngerbuno, grooflDn; 2ieoer.
fron5, &eooing; SDracuie 2ieoer.
fran5, &ebigb SdngerbunO, aaen.
topn, ga.
3um Sreislingeu in Der oritten
alaiie: @onbrimts MGnnertor,
9rooflgn; 8aoiide 2ieoertafel, See.
mart; @ermania, @ougbfeeplie, u.
q.
Gum 8reislingen in Der pierten
&lalie: &urner W1nnerdor, gltIon.
tic GitD; &iOgeipooO Seigbts MGn-
nerdor, 8rooflpn; GorristoDn Dan.
ner6or.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
9Sapierenc @iIdfIai6en.

Sn oeridieoenen @roBItaoten I'M
Often limo alcntbaIben paierene
Mildiloihen iiu @ebral6. Die 6Ia-
l6en tperoeu ans NIT &orafin pr6pa-
rirtem 8apier III @r6Be bon einem
6alben, einem mo 5pei Bints berqe-
lteat uno Ioa Der &orteil ibrer Ser
m%enoung Den @lasfloi6en ~gegeniiber
elm 5peifoder iein. @ritens lit, oa
ieoe 6laide na9 ibrer Gntleerunq
ipeggemorfen miro, ieoe @efobr ser
@erihleppung elmer anItedenoen
aranfbeit 0iir6 oen @en4b BON
Wtild aus elmer Ihon friiber beniltt
gepelenen6laid ousgeldloIIen, uno
3peitens niroen ole @apierf(oi6en
nidt MIR an iid) biaiger ais oie
@lasflaiden iein, ionoern @elo, Belt
un0 9rbcit fir oie 9ieinigilng llno
Sterililierung oer@Iasflalden fonn-
ten cripart bleiben. Die @eIuno-
beitsbeamten balten oieie 9teuerung
aus beioen @riinoen fir e~mpfeblens-
inert.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
etdOtiide &entSteiten.
samstas, ben 80. Idrs 1912.
9OaettOren.

aoaeftoren, meI6e in ibren 9t'
ltriften autoriiiert iino, Die Abonne-
m~entsbetrGge 3u erbeben uno 81
quittieren, iino folgenOe Serren:
Scrmaun BinfIer, 1241 8. StraBe,
u. So, fir Den NoroDeiten noro-
Iih non Der 16. StraBe uno Den
NorooIteH.
Saul 5dpegIer fir Den Siiopeiten
uno ben Siiooiten.
TSriB 9lein, 9t5 q. 8. Ioe., yt. US.
iiir ben g. SO. tpeItlid BON Der
is. StraBe eini6lieBlid George
tomn uno &oBlDn.
GIuquIt 8enOer fir gongreB 9eigbts.
@eaen Rlageu, Die uls bic nno
ga 3utommen, oaB Oas aSournal"
nidlt bis Samstags IbenOs ODER crit
Wfontaqs in Die SGnoe Der &eier
fommt, teilen mir nit oaB Die Set
tltrg 3eitig genug auf Die Yolt
fommt, INN Samitags Mtorgens nit
erlter 9oIt abgeIiefert 81 Ueroen.
Man beidpere itd prompt BET ben
Serren grieftrGgern. 8ei @ieoer-
boI1ng bitten mir UNI ytadri6t per
9eIepbon, Main 7789, ooer ourt)
&oltfarte.
grgebenIt
Nor Gernuanphpr
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
@ermamia @anmerdUr.

Der @ermania MGnner6or bGlt
am Montag in Der Slo Maiouic Sul.
lie fem 3tpeites aou5ert, Ebeater uno
Eau ob. Sin biibi6es Yrogromm
lit aufeeiteut, pel9es Den 8eiuhern
etlide genuBreide StltnOen bereiten
miro. Aae 8orfebrungen iinO ge-
troffen unO oas S%beaterpolf bat tiid-
tig gearbeitet uno ltuoiert, I'M Den
6allen Seter in better @eiie sur
@eltulg 81 bringen.
6olgenoes Brogramm lit aufge-
lteut:
1. Sr6elter.
2. AZ Auf oein @obl........@. 0regert
b)g8ie's oabeim MAJ, @obIgemutb
@ermania Mdnnerdor
3. Yiano = Solo:
Solonoile ....... Chopin
SRI. Grace @ilbriit
A. Sopran Solo:
@usgemGbltes .............
Sr1u M. ytaeder
5. AZ Monaiterp Bells .......
Sianobegleituug Sri. 6. 8alier
b. Abidieo ........ Slider
@ermania Mdnner6or
6. Der 6aile Beter
Operette BON 6. s. 6.
8eter Serr s. g. Iue
Sans Serr s @entb
Anna .......... SRI. 6. SammeI
2ieie ........ SRI. S. GltBler
@anOlrng in @oaano
&eeiiiels E. Mattern.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
Sett 6nmpclt er,

9(m lpbten Samstag mar Sabn
@lt, Der befannte Carpenter, oamit
beiddftigt, am Sauie oes Serrn
Sans @unoerlid, 7t8 s Str, 9.
g., 8erbeiierungen bor5unebmen
unO i'm 9egrift atf elmer Better BON
Der S0be oes 0a1es berab5ulteigen,
oerIor oas @leidgemiht unO pur8eli
fopfiiber auf unten I~iegenoes @eb0I5,
mo er FITTINGS nuf einem Yfoiten
lanoete. Gum Slid lit Sobns Con-
ftitution 10 itorf, Dab ibm oieier Sing
ourh Die 2iifte nidt ionoerlid iha-
oete, uno elm tiidtiger S6lud aus
Dem 9emiiou oes Sauies brahte ibr
pieoer nuf Die 9eine. Aber bum.
peln tut er iebt ood uno er3Gblt lei.
men 6reunOen germ bon ieiner 2uft
reiie.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
GOIumbia snrmOcrein.

Am lebten Sonntag pur0e 0en Be
lu6ern Der MISUNDERSTANDING bon
ben Serren SiegfrieO S6arbail,
Sermann stephan lln0 6reo. 8abr
elm oor5iigli6es Srogramm gebotel.
Srou yteap6Iemming bereitete Ser
AnDeien0en Our9 ben 8ortrog me6-
rere &ieOer einen beionoeren @enuE
fir uelden reider 8eifoa geipeuoet
nuroe.
Sir mor9en, Sonntag, lit oos fol-
9eroe bor3iiglidc 8rogramm alif9e-
fest noroen:
1. Marid n9urd aantpf gum Sieg"
- Sr6eItra 8loom
2. Supertllre n0idter uno Bauer"
= 0r9eItra - Suppee
3. @iolin Solo Der fleine aefrut"
BON &iiden
9olilt Serr Senrp stephan
A. 6antaiie from n&igoletto"
n Sr6eltra Beroi
5. String Quartett go. 2 .....Sopoer
6. Solo for 6rendSorns DNm Wteer"
BON SCHUBERT
Solilten: Serren 81. Schiller hno
90. @i6ner.
Z. @al3er r5reut @u9 oes 2ebenS"
- Ordeitra -. S. StrarlB
T8. Selection u8or Dem auB
n Sr1eltra II 8palab
Den Mitglieoern oiene hermit
nod 5llr No6ridt, oaB fir ieoen
Sonntag fir angenebme l%lnterbal-
ting 8orfebritngen g%etroffen lino.
S9on ieBt erlaubt iih oas Ser
gniigllngsfomite auf Sonntag, ben
Z. April aitfmerfiam 81 MAIDEN, 0a
al oieiem Abeno Den Mitglieoern
Some 3alent" porgefiibrt miro.
Sonntag, ben Ia. Mpril, miro 0as
erltemal 3beater geipielt uno bere6-
tigt Die 8egeiiterung Der Seilnebmer
CUR Soffnnng, Dab Die @ermirflid-
ing elmer 0oramatii6en Seftion"
ma6ttg geforoert tperoen miro.
HdbereS oariiber in Der n6dlten
Nummer.
9onnerstag, Ben ii. Mpril, Dem
81. S~abrestag ser @inmuIterung Der
Burner ais s. Battalion Der 5reipil-
ligen oes DiItrifts Columbia, finoei
in Dem @ereiusbaus oes Columbia
Eurnnereins elm 9anfett ltatt, fir
pelfes Sublfriptiouen bon Surner
e. S. Siirgenien entgegen genom-
men meroen.
@s ion bier no6mals oarauf allf-
merfiam gema9t neroen, oaB Der
oellti9e S6ulunterridt uno Der
Surnunterri1t in bemdbrten SGn0en
liegt. - Oil &inoer BON MitglieOern
oenieBen oenlelbeu frei unO ioate
oieie 9[nregung ben erpiinihtn gr-
folg baben oaB beionOers Die Wt1o-
f.entlaiie am Samstag, BON 2 bis 9
l1br naGmittags, inter 2eitung bon
Sri. gteloa @alOeder, 3utuaHs er.
bGlt.
Die Mftinen riibren li6 fir Ons IN
Sum- itnttfinoenOe 9e5irfsturnfel
uno erparten, in PHILADELPHIA Der
Columbia EurnDerein gut 81 pertret
ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Ole Sab I + eiden @iienbabnlm.
fole Der Iebten 3eit geben 81 benz
fen. @s lino no6meislih fat INNER
ldaobofte ODER 5l ihnade Shienen
Die llrin6en Der llnfdGe mo oieient
llebelitanoe lieBe iih ood iiderlidl
obbeIfen. @enn in. 0eutihlanO fa-
bri5ierte StabIihieneu bier % Sabre
lang porbielten uno Damn nod in
nor5iiglidem 3itltauoe pnren, mie
Der @iienbabnmagnot SIN erflGrte,
oonn mGren made in Germany" :
S6ienen eigentIi6 eeietIi6 einau-
fiibren. 0od ettpas @utes ou5uer-
fennen, nenn es ans 9eutiblonf
fommt, oas erlaubt Ser amerifoniihC
9otionalitol3, ooer ridtiger @igen-
oiinfel, nid)t. ga, penn es nod aus
England fame
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Ger @rdfoent lit gegenwdrtig
PIN pielbetpun0erter Mann. Son al
len @eiten Itromeu 9duIfinoer, Bog
linoe bon So9iduleu uno Stloer-
ten bierber, Inn tpdbreno ibren Otter
ferien bic 9ebenspiirOtafeiten Der
.@unosbauptitaot IN auseni6etn 81
nebmer. Dab babel benz @eiben
Solie uno Dem Erdiioenten elm Be-
Iud abaeItattet miro, lit ielbltper-
itdnOIi6. Edgli6 fiebt man Oenn
aud cine Mn5obI 2ernbegiesiger bort
inter Der 2eitung Der reip. Stnats-
pertreter, tpie iie nit benz 2onoes-
oberbaupt SGnoe i6iitteln.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

90 RI so oore cine 81 Sabre
alte Sniaiiin oes Iorrenbaules in
Anacoltia, entlprang am Montog
9lbeilO aus Ser gnItaIt uno uanoerte
bis gum nGditen abeno planIos ouf
Der SioingItone 2anoitraBe, ais iie
BON einem 6armer a~ngebalten MUIR
De, melder Die Anitoltbeomten in
&enntniB Iebte. Die aranfe mar nur
nit einem gtodtfIeiOe befleioet uno
miB in Der falten Nadt iebr geIit-
ten baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Ole or einigen Togen in Netu
Oorf gegriinoetegtati MISUNDERSTANDING
Observation-Disclosures, berpflidtet oie
Mitglieoer, ibre Eodter feinen
Mam beiroten 81 laiien, Der rauft
trinft, fludt uno nidt sur STRIDE
gebt. @enn Die rtelle @ereinigung
lid ausbreiten iollte, peroen Die Sci.
raten balo lelten peroen in oieiem
2auoe. = @ie mare es, penn Iid
Die beiratsfdbigen MGnner perpflid.
teten, fem MGoden al ebelihen, mel
Dies nidt foden mo n1ben fann2
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Mm 9onneri tag lebter ISOLDE
belt Die @m. Gea 2oge go. 5, y.
8. g. Of g., ibre regeImGBige Ser
iammllng in Carl Sammels Sale,
936 Na. Nbe., ab. Com. S5ean Slid
bad eroffnete oie @%eriommlltug uno
Der immer fiOele 8aul 9adi6miot
fiibrte Oie Sober. &omite 9eridte
unO anoere 3outine @ei61fte nab
men Den Nnfnng Der 8%eriommlitng
in 4nlprud. 0as Ableben oes 9ru-
oers 8rib Sdmis tpltrOe ourd @r-
beben bon ben Siben geebrt un0 Elm
&omite ernannt, um9eileiosbei6liii
ie ab5ufaiien, Die i'm OroensblattC
oeroffentli6t meroen iolen. Nod
Der @"eriommlilng fono cine fioelC
&adiisung ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

I'm meitere a%enntniIie fir
Iein Sad 5u %erperben, betritt am II.
april Serr grnlt aleti6, elm Ange-
Iteuter Der Congregational 9ibIiotbef,
cine @uropareiie, Die ibn nof)
0euti6IanO, 6ronfreid, Seiterreif
mo Stalien fiibren miro, moielblt er
Die groBen 9ii6ereien Der alien 8eIt
beluden miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
sGglider 9ampferOienlt mad
europa.

Die groBen 9ampfergeieni6aftep
qeben nit Dem Hlane Inn, cine tag-
lide 0ampferperbinOung 5wii9en
oielem 2anoe ulo europa b~er5ultel-
len. 0ieier S6ritt miro tiinftige
&atenfriege permeioen, 90 oann Der
0ienIt bon Den beteiligten@ eieai1af-
ten uno nit oen neueiten 9ampfern
glei9m1Big betrieben miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Ole + r lide 9lebue ser Sod.
ihulfnoetten miro mabrideinli1 am
2. Moi auf Der @Iipie Der @eiBen
Got itattfinoen. @rdiioent Gaft, Sc
fretdr Stimion. ionic Mai. General
@ooos mcrpen Dem grer5ieren bel.
mobnen. 0os Megiment bot in Ieb.
ter 3eit tiidtig eeiibt es beitebt aus
5polf &ompngnien, mie folgt:
Wcainlep Manual Draining Sdool,
Companies 6, .. s.. uno 8; Central
Sigb S6ooI, Companies q. 9 uto
s; 9ulineB Sigh Shool, Companies
6 nnO @; @eitern Sigb SdooI,
Companies s uno %, uno @oItern
Sigb SdooL Company s.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Sn TBiIa oeIpbia bat Sioac
S6Ii1ter, Elm otter oeutiher Sc
Id1ftsmnnf, ietnen nIten MngeItea-
ter, 80 an Der 3abf, $5O,OOO,O 90 se-
IGenft. Die @eiAenfe r%angieren bon
$500 biz $4,000, ie nod Der 26nge
Ser 3eit, Die iie I'M @eiGGft angeIteat
tparen. Gin Arbeiter mar SO Sab
re, A anoere lie 40 Sabre I'M Diem
tie, ale pareu iiber is Sabre bort.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

9ieu1ten 3elen in Ser @riteu
@recinet @oli3ei Station iino ain
Snmstog oitrd moOerne, neue, Itab-
lerne eriebt poroen. Sim Montag
ipllroen lie gum eriten MaIe in Sc.
bron6 9enommen, inoem man einen
8eouieltert, Der ieinen Namen nidt
angeben fonnte, in 3eac geo. 4
lperrte.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Sn Gan 6ron3isco, Gal., muir
DC am lesten Sonntag Der @runO.
itein fir elm neites oelttides Snus ge-
legt, oos $500, 100000 foIten miro,
uno bier in 8aibin9ton moopen Die
oeuti9en 8ereine bon elmer Saae
CUR anOern un0 piIien niht, oaB Tie
5uInmmen bolten Ioaten I'M @roBes
81 erringen. @iro oas INNER bier
10 bleiben2
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Gin alter boGbetaster Oeuti6er
8iirger, George Gin, itarb i'm Alter
bon SO Sabren in ieiner 8obnnng
2t8 IL. Str. @r mar elmer Der 48er
uno pobnte felt 1878 in 8oibing-
Ton. Sier betrieb er lange Sabre Elm
9inaogel1dft.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

aIsein liderer @epeis, oaB oos
6riibiobr ieinen @iu3ng gebaIten, lit,
Dab sic Shiffsfapitdne unO 2enter
Der 6lrBboote aIlmdbIi6 aus ibren
@interquortieren berousfommen
uno ibre 8obr5ellge fir ben Cont
mergebrol6 in Stono Iesen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Srou Morp 6. Offutt, cine frii-
bere arbeiterin in Oieniten Der
n@aibington Terminiol @ompanp"
erbielt bonn areisgeridt 100000
als S1aOeneriab augeiprohen, weil
Iie lif beim &einigen zines @aggons
elm 8ein 10 ihmer berIeBte, oaB bal
ieIbe amputiert iueroen muBte.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

81 m Mittpod beging @bilip Sid-
born, EN- iunger Anpalt uno Sobn
oes beritorbenet 4omirals Stubborn.
GelbItmoro, inoem er Iih cine 9llgel
ourb ben Ropf ingte. Geine 6rau
brnnnte i'm lesten CONNER NIT ci'
mem nnoeren Manne bird uno ans
@rnm bieriiber ideint er Die Cat
polbrndt al Baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

ir M a d e n bier no6malS auf
oie Monatsidrift o3be Yeun j., Ser
mania" atfmerfiam, mel6e BON $.
@. ariebel in 2ibib, ga, berausse-
geben miro. Der Subifriptionsbe-
trog lit $500 per Sabr. @er oie
0amen BON 3pei nellen g(bonneuten,
nebit sen n0tieen $500 e%inienoet,
ooer s piertelidbrli6e 81. lie 80 Gents
erbdlt als Yrdmie SauitS Siitorp
.8be German Clement in TIE Uni
teo States, iolanae oer@orrat reidt
gratis.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-30

Gas iber 100 Sabre alte Sc
bdnoe ouf Ser Bella 6orm nabe Rp-
Iespiae, 800, 1T fiir5lif obgebro6-
en- tporoen. @s NOR gigentllm bon
:. 90. Senfins uno 81 ieiner Grid
tang maren banogemadte yedgel unr
oefliate 8alfen pertpenoet woroen.