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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13

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Standardization.
Sn 5mI6aif lit 0ie 1lteite 8epobm=
rim Ser Snot, @ittpe Ses Sta0tfuI=
iirerS @eioenra11n, im boben Sitter
BON 81 Sabren geitorben. - Mm Is.
Sam. fm1o in observation-disclosures 6ie
G%impei6ung oes BON SEN Sul0oer 8nnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
@lanbt es nidJt.

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itopfung nidh geBeilt aperoen farm.
@lalrbt es nidt. @6amberlains So
blette baben on0ere gebeilt = mnrum
nift gud2 &eriubt ite. Sic foifen
MIR einen giertd. gu foufen bei az
len Mpotbefern. - Mn5eige.
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9ie.aIte 9eimatb.
sdAefen.

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SeeDerfebr 3,229.6O8 Cons geser
2,S54,049 i'm Spbre borber; I'M DuB-
ura0 ganoIperfer 2,742,593 eegen
100 87 Cons. - SSu ser l11pter=
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leten.
&ehfalen.
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numb iod int Mai oieies Sabres Elm
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5l1 seigen, mie gelbmadpone @rub-
mailer, beforpSers iolde 5u mdBtigeu
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geob Ser lestm Eerionenitnn5sauf
nobme 5dblte Die Stuot 5uinnmnetl
|26,6t9 @tnmobner. Sc 5dblten Sic
Memter 8ofgeln 1929, gremen 3476,
&orbefe 1869, 2obne 1859, Seitimg=
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lung Itatt, sic TT sem gebaltenen Ste
lbem uno elmer am SdluB gefaBtengte=
iolutton gegen Ole lette Musleglma
jbes Seluiittengeietes ourd aen SUIT
Ioe5rutb prpteltirte. Die bei0en &a0=
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Ser Seiuitenpater @inibalo 2a11d. =
Cine in 90 / noen I~tattgebabe Ser
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iaiien oeg Mutolnobils iprongen redt=
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Gbauffenr erliH einen 8einbruh. -
Sn @egertpart 0es Electromagnetic
|oenten b. gafe, pes gurgermeifbers
oes Mogiifrats uuo ser Staot=
jberor6neten, Ionie ser @eiiflidfeit al
Ter GonfefIionen muroe in Mrns=
|berg ons meme ta6tii6e &ranfen=
bu11s eingemeibt. 9as am 0iflidem
|Mbbange oes 2iierberges I'M Barod=
ltiele erbolte &ranfenfaus lit cine
|3eroe ser @egeno Inns nit allen mo-
1oernen ginridtunge1p perie5en. Sc
!fpitet ratarb $4,000 Mnrf. - Ssyr Ell
rer nuBerorbenfliden S%bnotoeror6ne=
t%enfitl1ng in 6ugen niroe Sber=
burgermeiiter Sumo, 6eIien Mrnts-
ooaer Stunt s. S. oblduH, nuf IL
Subre mieoergemdblt, mdbem sic IN
ser poraufgegangenen 8ode porge-
noupe1pe @aH lr1giiltig getpeien NOR.
IL burgerIide un0 6 lo5inloeupofrnti-
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SUMMERS, BOX g. : South Bend, IND, U. S. A.

Ii%ifpapiaipns. Sci ser ,3eiielmiible
mur6e 5ie Geuernrn1eer nieoergerifen
I'M 5 Sos groBe Ebor 0es 1mbltum<
n1eninitttuts meggefegt. Sn mebreren
@dui erp itir5ter Sic 5dorniteire Elm,
|oarunter aub ser seq itdotiider &in=
|oereartens. Auf Sent logen- .BiRner-
berg" mur5e oas 9ndtperf Seq @oio=
jbegers abaetryen uno mebrere Meter
ms Ibal bimmtergeldleuoert Die
3epaiiatiorett berurfndten groBen
ISdn0er.
Q%nTeunbnrg.
Sic 2eit,ug ser golfsldde IN
8 nrem BIT g gibt IN oem auge1=
Bid. NO lie ibre Ebdtwfeit mieoer be-
|ainnt eii1perf Beridt aber Marbeit
Sec perfIofferem 8inbers aus. SIR
ore Mrnpen mur0en nj @ansen 3658,6O#
Sir. be~ra11sgubt; bapon paren t026
ST.. fir @artofeln, 6t6.05 ST.. fir
|Gleiid uno Slide, 634:65 ST. fiji
Bros, 465.43 ST. fir Semitic ma
924. IS ST. fir 8oblen uno 8etriebs-
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~ Sabre nlte shmelaarbeiter Nat=
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|ginathmn giftiger @oie ser &erun=
gluiidftte betil1h ml1r1e uaro Ser Nblhm5
|toaourb erfolete.- Srg bternd4
1T ser la%ngid6rige gim1ebn1er BEG Grt
requirements, 9err g. sdunit, IN sen
9hrbeItmo %getreten. - SSmerbnlb NE
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meIdem ouf 0oppelipurigem @eleite
@utertpdgen sum gin- u1po alaslaner
pom @aoren n1f Sic 8oote gebradt
ner0en fo1rner.
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orei1poderrtlidgen 3miIdenrdumen, Big
sic 8eeren anfa11ge11, ii9 5u fdrben.
Inns 5uor ieoesmal init Ser idapdde=
ren Riidu1ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
Standardization.

81 5uI6ai lit 5ie diltefte gemobm=
RIM Ser Staot, @itt1pe Ses Sta6tfaI=
iirers @eioenrarn, I'M boben Sitter
BON 81 Sabren geitorben. - Mm Is.
Sam. iuq1o in Observation-Disclosures oie
gimpei6ung Ses BON Sen Sul6aer @ir1z
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
Ladies' Guild.

The Ladies Guild of the Presbyterian
church met yesterday Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Dave C. Bottorff,
with Mrs. BottorR as the pleasing and
agreeable hostess. Those present were
Mesdames AyleSWorth, Bottorff, Cab.
bert, Hood, NJ. L. Prentice, L. E. Robin.
son, Tim Todd, Will Carr, Bradford,
Davidson, Greer, Jones, Peck, E, M.
Stewart, Vim. Wright and Miss Finley,
also little Misses Greer, Carr, Ruth
Peck, Undine Todd, Pauline and Mary
Jones, and Masters Carr and Greer.
A very pleasant social time was en-.
joyed along with the regular duties of
the society. Especial attention was
given to the fancy work being made
by the different ladies for sale at the
Bazaar to be given next month.
Emphasis was laid upon the matter
OF free.will offerings to take the place
of the much overWorked suppers, re-
freshments and the like to raise money
for the purposes desired. AS climax
to the pleasant hour or more delightful
refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by MesdameS Greer
and Carr. The Guild then adjourned
to meet with Mrs. L. E. Robinson thu
first Thursday in December.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07

2 Of the switch board was awarded to
the Fort Wayne Electric Works.
The matter OF a contract fora tank
was deferred until later meeting.
There are a flew preliminary details
to be worked out before the contract is
signed up with these companies which
will be wound up in the course OF day
or two.
Wheu the supplies are on the ground
the work of installation and putting
the plant in operation will be done
under the direction of Engineer Ofert.
1t is expected now that the material
will be on the ground in 80 or 60 days
and actual construction work will be
started.
The Electric Light Committee to
whom this work of building the Elec.
trio Light plant has been committed is
composed of the following men. MesSrs.
L. E. Robinson chairman, c. E. Carr
Secretary. W. B. Gabbert, E. H. Boiling,
j, A. Martin, j. T. Peck. They are
taking a great deal of care and precau.
ton in every detail of the work and
when they have completed their task
Welsh is assured of one of the best
plants in the state On the most econom'
cal basis
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
Called in the Prime of Life.

When the telephone brought the
message to Iowa of the death Of j. H.
Harmon, the entire community was
saddened.
Mr.. Harmon had not been well tor
several weeks, but attended to business
as usual. Friday night, Oct. 5lst he
was stricken with appendicitis. Satur.
day morning by the advice of his
physician he was removed from his
home at Iowa to the Lake Charles
Sanitarium. 1t was too late, and Sun.
day Nov. End he passed away.
j. H. Harmon was native OF Acadia
parish, Louisiana, and had he lived
until December 18th, would have been
forty.two years old. Feb. l, 1894 he
was married to Miss Mary Elizabeth
Palm. Their children are Jennie, age
fourteen, and Valma, seven years old.
1t must be true that Death loves a
shining mark, when it wrapped in the
the folds of its sable garment Jake
Harmon, a man who was honest, at
| tentive and courteous in business; one
who was never too busy nor too tired
to do a kind deed and speak pleasant
word; a man of public spirit: working
for what he believed to be for the bene'
fit of his town, and the community at
large. For years Mr.. Harmon has
been trying to secure new school
house for Iowa. When the brick school,
building now in process of erection is
completed it will be a monument tc
perpetuate his memory far beyond
any that may be chiseled upon granite
maidstone. 1t was in the home circle
that MIR. Harmon's refinement and love
shone brightest. Smoothing the rougl
places and sheltering from adverse
winds the wife and children, dear t
;; his heart, and dependent upon him.
Although his death came at a tim
, when all are busy, the residents OF thu
! country for miles around came to pay
a last tribute Of respect, and to mlngl
their tears with those OF the bereaye
family.
The funeral service was held in low
Tuesday, Nov. Srd, by Rev. Beard {
Vinton, and under the auspices OF tn
/. H. O. o. F. of which Mr.. Harmon was
0 honored member.
/ Jake Harmon, earth shall know hi
e no more He rests from his labor
J. that country, that Mortal eye hal
not seen, nor ear heard; neither hay
n entered into the heart OF man L
e things that God hath prepared Il
/. those who love him.
"a Friend J,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07

know of several old men in the commu.
nifty who are above ninety all natives
of this section.
1t may be said that these names were
gotten UP with ages may not represent
the total number in Welsh above 6S
years Of age. 1t is possible that some
names were omitted that should have
been counted, the above represents the
numbers that can be named without
what would be called a canvass of the
town.
We present these facts in order that
our friends abroad may better under.
stand and appreciate the true health
conditions as they exist in this section
The fact is this section of Louisiana is
very healthy and the above is very
interesting proof of this fact.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
DEMOCRACY WINS.

The general election last Tuesday
can not be said to indicate in any
marked sense the trend of American
political sentiment yet quite number
of significant elections were held in the
North and East of general interest
Possibly the election of widest interest
was that for Mayor of New York. In
In this election John Purroy Mitchell,
the fusion candidate was elected by a
very large majority over E. G. Mccall
the Tammany candidate.
In Massachusetts, Edward NJ. Walsh,
the democratic candidate, won over the
republican candidate by $4,000 votes.
James F. Fielder, the democratic
candidate for Governor of New Jersey
was elected over Edward C. Stokes,
the republican candidate, by majority
of over $4,000 votes.
Ex-Governor William Sulzer recently
deposed Governor of New York was
elected by an overwhelming majority
to the General Assembly on the Pro
gresSive ticket.
J Maryland chose Blair Lee, democrat
for the United States Senate.
| Henry C. Stuart, democrat, wa
elected Governor of Virginia Withou
opposition.
! By far the greatest interest centere'
in the new York elections. The issu
there seemed to be "Tamany Rule
and was raised throughout the entir
state. AS a result the democrats los
control of the lower branch OF tn
Legislature.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
CONTRACT IS AWARDED
FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT

Monday night the Town Council and
the Electric Light Plant Committee
met in Joint session for the purpose OF
opening the bids on file for the Electric
Light Plant and material.
It will be remembered that the mat.
ter of awarding the contract was post.
poned one month ago on account OF the
inability of representatives OF electrical
supply companies to reach Welsh on
account of the heavy rains and de-
ranged train schedules. The matter
was therefore readvertiSed and set for
November 3rd.
All the members of the Council and
Electric light Plant Committee were
present and at 8 O'Clock Mayor Greer
announced that the time for filing bids
had ceased and the committee would
proceed to open the bids on file,
1t faS found that there were thirteen
bids on different items of installation
and equipment. The companies sub
hitting bids were as follows: The
Western Electric Co., represented by
Mr.. Davidson; Interstate Electric Co.;
represented by Messrs. Levy and Wolf;
The Electrical Appliance Co., repre-.
scented by Mr.. McMakin; The Fort
Wayne Electrical Supply Co., bid sub
mitted without representative pres
ent; The Elyria Engine Co., represent
ed by Messrs. w. B. ST. John and Mar
lin; The Snow Engine Co., represented
by Messrs Elberson and Chambers; The
Metz.Weis Co. submitted bid without
representative present: The Fairbank!
Morse Co., represented by MessrS
Coverdale, Swanson and Boyd; Tn
Muncie Engine Co., represented by MI
Reese. The Tel Electric Co. repre-
scented by Mr.. Spence; The A. M. Lock-
Co. represented by Messrs. Elbersol
and Chambers. The F. B. William
Cypress Co. submitted bid without
representative present. The Crocke
Wheeler Co. represented by Mr.. Spence
Engineer Offert acted as secretar
, and after opening the bids some conslt
cradle time was spent in having tn
, representatives present explain In
particular merits Of each proposltlo
submitted.
; The committee did not reach an
conclusion Monday night and adjourne
y until Tuesday. Each bid was CAREFUL
, considered and Wednesday after goln
: over every detail of each proposltlo
submitted the contract for IS +
engine was let to the Elyria Engine {
contract for cyress poles was let
The f. B. Williams Cypress Co. al
contract for all electrical supplies al
;. apparatus as shown in sections 3. A
e and of the specifications in accordan
?. with their proposition No. 3 except I
15K. w. Generator and the Panale \
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
Birthday Party

Miss Irene Hebert daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Desire Hebert entertained
few of her friends at a birthday party
Monday evening from 1880 to 800
There were present tWenty.six OF
her young friends and the evening was
pleasantly spent dancing and playing
games.
Dainty refreshments were served
during the evening and the guests
enjoyed every moment Of the evening.
Miss Irene is just fourteen and her
friends babe her good night with lavish
wishes for many happy returns OF
birthdaysin her life.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
Old MEN IN WELSH.

moe number Of old people resld'
] ! edshisa matter of common note
..D,s reason without the least ba'
tt6s impression abroad is cur
Il this section Of Louisiana is a
/ - = unhealthy and fullof malaria
IS i this section is remarkably
=, ali forms of malaria germs
llo4 ~ rarest thing that chills and
:. heard Of in this section while
- rate is remarkably low.
= .1.sa Who has taken some interest
ssintsrssting fact a few DAYS vs. age ago
- happened upon a group of sew
3 ,oltinq on the street, Their age
''.sI fine inquiry and it was ascer'
~. the total ages of the seven
a Years making an average OF
ysars for the seven who hap
Z meet in this group.
I. ], soioridence led to some thought
anne Investigation as to the
4, f men residing in Welsh over
eoigs years.
snparatiyely close inquiry ne was
|s,nd / was found that 80 men now
Welsh above the age of IS who
a,osidents here, and every one
1 number is able to sit up ard
meals, and what is also true al
II whole number are able to be
',slsad an active life making their
living,
Total age is 2O75 making an
age Of So Is years.
nis IS considered that Welsh mas
.Istion Of about 1900 to17OO people
Is above does not include any
tbe figures prove very interest
ysora ara doubtless as many ole
!. II welsh above IS as there ar
vbieh makes the investigation al
Ore striking.
az be said that a very large pro
nOf these old men are men VIM
Il oyed to Welsh from the north
nisasterp states many years ag
+ smany cases for their health.
are a few Of the natives OF thi
included in the above but TO
st part the natives of this SCI
III ssIde In the country adjoining tn
!. Ttmay be said that these fact
!. s the country only in a NOR
.r manner. Some of our oldef
!, ,shre natiyes Of this section. W
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
Reduced Rates on S. P.

The Southern Pacific Railroad an.
nounce that round trip tickets to
Houston on account of the No.Tsu.oh
Carnival will be sold at one and one
third fare rate for the round trip.
Children one half the adult rate.
The sale of tickets will be made on
November 9, 10, IL, 12 and 18th. five
days with final return limit Novem'
Der 18th.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
PRESS COMMITTEE
CIVIC LEAGUE

We are prepared to do any
and all kinds of electrical
work. Will be pleased to
estimate cost of any JOB. None
TOO small or to large to be op-
preciated. We handle all
kinds of Electrical supplies.
We would like TO shotv you
our line of fixtures then you
can decide on ,Uhat you wiH
waht. Get your house Wired,
buy your fixtures and be
ready When the M Municipal
Plant starts. - Welsh Etec-
trical Supply Co., E. S. Good
reou, Manager.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
Musical Program.

The Musical Progam announced for
last Sunday night will be carried out
next Sunday night. We regretted the
change but circumstances necessltated.
We olso appreciate the interest man.
ifested and extend to all cordial lnyl'
tation to attend Sunday night.
E. NJ. STEWART.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-07
For Sale

One good cooking stove and heater.
The cooking stove cost $3.50; the
heater cost $1,000 Will sell at bar.
gain. apply at the Journal Office.