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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
. Prisoner Dies on Train.

Baton Rouge.-The Board of Con-
troll was notified of the death of Harry
jacques, a convict from Slidell who
died on the Louisiana Railroad and
Navigation train while being brought
from Angola farm to the Baton Rouge
prison hospital. Jacques was sent up
from st. Tammany parish.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14

Dor! And | believe we made good"
The ordeal continued several days
and although the department of COM
merce had loaned all of it's available
laborers, charwomen and messengers
10 the Hitting labcrites, the muscle.
weary clerks had to lend their as.
sistance.
The work of the department OF la.
Dor is dropping behind as a result OF
the exodus.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
To Have Wood pauinn.

0pelousas.- The Board of Aldermen
awarded the conrtct for constructing
nine blocks of creosoted wood blocks
at S2.5S per square. Work on 1t to be-
gin within the next two weeks. and it
is expected to be completed by the
first of theyear. Other streets will be
paved with gravel.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
Gasoline Causes Fire.

Shreveport. T. Burrows, restaur-
ant proprietor at the state fair
grounds, was seriously burned when
gasoline was poured into lighted
heater in his stand The explosion
called out the fire department, which
rescued Burrows and his restaurant,
but not until roll of greenbacks was
burned.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
Fit un Observatory.

Baton Rouge. An astronomical OBJ
servatory has been fitted up at the
university for the use of the students
and the people of Baton Rouge. The
scheme was originated by Prof. Guth-
rie. The roof of Irion Hall has been
converted into an observatory.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
Attends Commission MEETING.

Baton Rouge.-Major ]: G.. Lee, form
erly commissioner of agriculture and
immigration, and now of the chair of
forestry of the state university, left
the city for Washington to attend the
National Conservation Commission to
which Major Lee was appointed dele
gate by Governor Hall.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
To Build Five Schools

Arcadia The school board met and
made arrangements for the erection of
five new school buildings to be built
at once. These houses will be built
at Bryceland, Hope, Lacy. Danville
and Ebenezer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
Merchant Shot hx NEGRO.

Columbia. w. L. Rogers of Biggs
Point, was shot and dangerously
wounded by young negro, Ransom
Johnson. The particulars of the trou-
BILE between the two men could not
be ascertained, but excitement is run.
ming high and If the negro is captured
there is likely to be lynching Lee II
Rogers should die of his wounds.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
EuIogize Late Judge and CLERK.

Alexandria, session of the dis.
trict court was set aside as memo
rial occasion in memory of the late
Judge Thomas overton and the late
clerk of court, William ]. Calvis. After
the reading Of suitable resolutions OF
respect
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
JUDGE Patterson Dead.

Lafayette.-Judge James Godfrey
Parkerson, aged 81 years, died at his
residence here. He was born in st.
Mary parish, and was recorder there
for thirty consecutive years, removing
to Lafayette In 1880.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
Bakeries Are Indicted,

Baton Rouge.-The grand jury Of
East Baton Rouge parish returned in
dictments against three bakeries,
charging violation of the State Board
of Health. regulations requiring the
wrapping Of bread.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14

Big Jump In Madison Assessment.
Baton Rouge.-The assessment roll
of Madison parish was received by the
state auditor, showing an assessment
of s3,S5S,3S4 for 1918, an increase
during the year of s9S9,S14.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
Meetinu Attracts Farmers.

Kentwood.-A farmers meeting was
held in the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce here The meetings have
attracted great attention and will be
held often in the future.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
Open Ladies Rest Room,

Lafayette.-The Lafayette Chamber
of Commerce opened ladies rest.
house in the Roy building, Miss Vir.
ginia Bradley being in charge.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
Not Fit. But Fitting.

she must dress in all the y
styles" : ii
What makes you think 50!
Il just overheard her tellla e.'
friend that she hadn't q 1niDs s
wear."-Detreit Free Press
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
TAKES OFF DANDROR |
HAIR STOPS FAlDl|
Girls! Try Thisl Makes h.s' !.
Glossy, Fluffy, Beautiful ~
More itching Scalp

Within ten minutes after ~ s VI
cation of Danderine you eaal ~. !. N
single trace of dandruff or fan =. Y
and your scalp will not itch, Da =, y /
will please you most wiz = = n
few weeks use, when you y
hair, fine and downy at first !, s.
really new hair-groWins ~
scalp. 81
A little Danderine imnlsu,' Nh
bles the beauty Of your man All q
ference how dull, faded, brl,T q
scraggy, just moisten a. ? el' ~,
Danderine and careruH 8 N
through your hair, taking !. on J n
strand at a time. The elee. AMI
i in, Nv hair will be light ~. 1
wavy, and have an appear appear s|
abundance; an incompa'a
softness and luxuriance. va
Get a rs cent bottle Of M - n
Danderine from any store, =. "a i
that your hair is as pre'' .,.,sdSs
as any-that it has been n $3.50
injured by careless trea.n.,iiaI =
all-you surely can have o PC. q il
and lots of it If you will 'u''
tie Danderine. Adv,
But a woman doesn't ca rs
the Job if she can boss shs
For sprained wrist rub % q, q <
Hanford's Balsam thorousp'
It's as easy to buy eaps'
Is difficult to sell 1t.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14

But a woman doesn't ca' soas
The Job if she can DOSE Wy
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-11-14
For sprained wrist rup $ Nc b.

It's as easy to buy eSpsl'
Is difficult to sell 1t.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
e%inasRsbsn.

JsbIsr sinfsben lit I9on 70 faiper.
Dab Is monns MlenIfsn in 0sr
S4uIs zines langen 2sbns ni9t 81
lernen %DermOgen. Ssbo9 singeIte6Sn,
ii9 ooer gar onoersn singeifeben -
nein. ods gebt ben msiItsn iiber ibrs
&roft.
nno pdrum oenn2
MeiI tie unfeblbar gu isin slau5sn
cher, !psnigitens Dor ben MitmenS
f6en, 10 erf9einen mD9tsn. Rfrg,
peitiddueno. berborragenO gcfddftsf
tii4tig, itsts ben Naael auf Sen &opf
trefeno, ME einem Srrtum unters
iDOrfen, a1es oas mOdten Ts b%oriteIs
len un6 0afiir bepunoert perOen.
llno iDenn Damn gelegentlia Gle
menT9li9e llnpolltommenbeit 10 reht
truB unb uniiberfsbbur i9r 9ofetn
benefit - oenn tper bate feline Sch
Ier uno iper beeinge tsine9 10 1T
linen 0os peinli9. unb Iie bsmiiben
fiH, es gu DertuT9en. SduIsno Gnt=
I9%ulbigungen IdHen fiA fin0en. uab
oteaei4t fino Tie ni9t einmul bonnie
ten, penn man es nur esI9idt psrs
itebt, anoersn Die @9rlO au3ufdie=
ben unO ite fir unTere Sebler Derant=
portli9 3u mn6enl @eraoe BARN
BADEN mon9e Meni9en cine pirtlihe
@%irtuOfitdt. Man Itaunt iiber ibre
4unit, ourh g%eeignete 8eleu9tung
tire @ntgleiTungen ols no%tgsDrunaene
Wirtune fremOsr S9ulo eri9einen
gu IaHen.
Wie her3erfrif6en6 pirtt oagenen
elm ebrIi9es getenntnis: rOarun bin
id feIbit fdufb. oos babe i9 oumm
gema4t!" @s Itimmt Sen HiHteg
ale Menfhen Iino geborene Riater,
IobaIo es fi9 Inn anoere banbeIt -
fofort tpeider uno Taft bic Sorheit
in miIoersm 3i9t erT9einen. Mu6
fir ben 8efenner fslblt brinet es Grz
lei9terung, neil Die immerbin Mut
erforbern0e Sffenbeit Elm @efiibt Der
8efriebiaung ausl1f, pis ieoe Selbfts
Iberpin0ung. Od bat man ni9t rur
bes ariedif9sn MeiTen @ebot: vGr>
femme Did felbit!" erfilt, fDnoern Die
fir ben 0urff9nittsmenT9en neit
i9tperere etbifde 5Oroerung: v8stenz
ne Define besangenen SebIer." Dus
1T e0ler.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
sOaea &maben i'm Sansbalt mits
bsIten?

Die Srdge beanttportet cine oeuts
f9e Mutter in foIgen0er DeiIe:
Sb &ndben i'm 0ousbdlt mitbels
fen foIen2 - Sine 5rags, Die i9 urs
5eoingt nit nia" benntportsn muB.
nnO Jipar ion Oisfe 8~etGtigune i'm
9ausbalt mad msiner Mnli9t Iebr
friib5eitig Beginner. Wlein 8ub 1T
ieBt bier Sabre alt un0 biIft bereits
Eeim Mbtrodnen oes Sif9beltsdes
uno beim Rebren oes Rii9enbooens.
Sn einigen Sabreu psroe i'd ibm4 Die
@runoldoen Der RoGtunIt beibringen
uno nit 70 Sabren ion er, Mills
@ott, nit feinen 4enntniHen man9e
3ufinftige 0dusfrau iibertreffen. Der
&nabe geb01t in ben 9alsbaIt binein.
10 gut pie oas Mdo9en. 60 lernt
er Oie Mrbeit feiner fpdteren 2ebens=
genohin f9dBen un0 ri4tig beurteiz
len. Wie man9es 9err9en bat feline
Mbnung BON Dem. mas Die 6ausmut=
ter nlIein pGbreno eires tur3en 0orz
miftags allies gu lei1ten Aat. Wlittngs
TeBt man ii9 an oen pobseOedten
Slid, taoelt Dies unO oas uno na9s
Der gebts ms Raffeebnus. 0ic 9aus=
frau Tinoet feline @iiroigung ibres
Ttrengen Berufes. l1no bod IeiItet iie
bielei9t mebr als monher ManH
tpdbreno feines S~ogspertes. Dur
Der tpiro in oiefen Dingen fadIi9
urteilen, Der Die Mrheit aus eigener
@%rfabrung isnnt. Der felbft einen bers
niinftigen Gpeife5ettel uufaufteIen
ipeiB, uno Der, tpern ettpds i'm MGg=
~oebausbalt nidt Happen min, einfn9
Die @9ir5e umbinoet uno aeigt, ipie
mans ma9t.
Sn Der einfeitigen Begren3ung
mGnnliher uno tpeibli9er Mrbeit Iiegt
meines Gra9tsns Der @runo 10 mur>
des MiBDerftdnoniFes in Der GD..
8eTorbers Die Grdn 1T empfinolt9
in oiefer ge5isbung. uno nit Hs9t.
Sic miro Die ri9tigen S9liiKe gu
5iebsn piTen uno lire Rinoer, Ob
8uben ooer MGoels. in ser 9nusbuI=
lung tii4tig mithelFen luTen.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
y~erlsumOmug.

On font tein foIIGes 3eusnis res
0en nioer 0einsn NGGfen.
o@erttumoung" 0as beiBt. sinem
Den Qeumuno DsrOcrbsn; Qeumuno
fat dber NIT Qeucn nidts gu tin,
iOnoern 1T fcbisI ais Der 2sute
Wuno.@ Mer alfp anOere in unqulsr,
ia b0sartiger @eiie in ser 2euts
U2uno brtret, unO i6nen ouf Oiele
Weife I9o0et an ibrem gutsn Romen.
Der lit Elm @erIsNmosr. IS 1T nm
Den guten Honen cine iebr tpihtiee,
aber aud cine lebr sdrte uno emp=
finolihe Sade. Qdngidm bout CT
Ii4 aufammen un0 raid fam tr gee
f9Goigt uno 5erIt1rf iein, uno etne
Rle12teit lam oie BeranloFuae
Oa5u geben. Siite oeine 3unoe in
Dem, mas ie reject iiber sen Rd9z
itenl Sin sinsiges @ort fam ibm
groBen S9noen brineen uno piel Ins'
bell anrinten.
Wdn lam %berleumOen, pine gerd=
De etiDds i'm elgentll6en SHINE linz
tDabres ous3uiagen, man trdet cine
S9pa9beit ipeiter, Die i'm eefpiFen
Sim borbanoen; ober man meint es
i'm @runo gar ni9t 70 f4Iimm. es
banoelt ii9 ia nur I'M &leinigfsiten,
UNI gang unbsoeuten0e 0inqe. Nber
man er3dbIt ons &leine in elmer Meis
le. man lGBt 2i9ter uno Ghotten
oarauf fpielen, OoB IS bon D~ornbereins
ni9t 10 gang Helm un0 unbsoeuteno
erf9eint; uno aus Der Miide miro
aLlmGbli9 Elm GIefant. Dos un6eil
1T 90, iper 1T i9ulO oaron9 Sc
oes @Iieo Der l1nbeiIstette bat feline
S4ulo; aber Oos erlte @Iiso, ods
Die SADIE in llmlouf gefebt, bat sic
grDBte uno l9perfts. Mie manner
CUTE Iame 1T auf Oisfs @eiIe ni9t
f9on uufs tieffte sefddOigt poroeH
unO Der 8ater Der 2iigen lit babel
9eitanoen .uno BAT gef4irt uno gss
bebt unO bat Ii@ bergniigt Sic 6Gn=
be eerie6en, OaB Iein 2iisenpsrt 70
gut geroten. Die 2ueenfaat 70 rsi9=
li9e 5rii6te getragen bat! 2erne oei=
ne 3unge bitten, OaB lie aud ni9t ole
%fleinfte llnnabr6eit reoe iiber onOere
uno DergiBt ni9t:
9u pirft ni4t muiterbaft our9
Sage mad anOerer JebIsrn uno ME
tpirf Ou beriibmt Our4 fremOen 09ubz
mes 99mdlern.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
GHsEigeH.
GinfpaItte
Sns @utEnnaI.

Cine luItige @eI6i9te bon ber
Wutling=Snfel beri4tet Der RapitGn
Oes Dampfers r4rcu0ian", Der BON
ieinsr HsiIe na9 Bermuda bor eini<
ger 3eit in Nsfp Nort eintraf. Nuf
oen Bahamas Snlsln berrI9ts pdbz
reno Der Nnpefenbeit Oes 9ampfers
sroBe Mufrsgung, oenn etpas llnsrz
bOrtes bate ii1 ereignet. Sin beut=
16er Ddmpfer. ftr auf ieinem RurIe
Die Mdtling= Snfel ~treu3te, beObu4tete
uuf Der Equalization Der SnIel Die
Jldggsniignale limb 6emsrtte. bdB
bier Die Notflagge IN |" gebiBt mar,
mas mad Dem Snternuticnulen @ooe
beoeutet: sd bin angegriffen,
5ilfe!"
Ser oeutf9e Oampfes elite nun
nit 8oloampf in sic Gei9neite Ser
ndfften grOBeren SignulItation unO
CAB bic Ilarmnc4ri9t lpeiter: w9ic
Wntling Sn1el 1T %dngegriffen, f9leu>
nige 9ilfe!" Der @ereralgDuberneur
Der Bahamas SnIeln mar ni9t penig
rerblufft; oa aber in iener @egsno
nod INNER S9muggler tbr Meien
treibsn. glaubte man an irgenO einen
Butf9perfu9, uno nit gr0bter !9aIt
fhiffte mar brei Sompcgnien Mas
rine : Snfunterie init 8pei GefdiiBen
nan Der Battling Snlel Elm. BORT
dber berrT9te eitel Srisoen, unb Der
lhpnr3e unteroffi3ier, Der Oie
SignaIitation perpaItet, mar iiber
Die Mntunft Der b%spaffneten Ma9t
fe6r eritaunt; er puBte ni9ts BON
S9mueglern mo Putf9berluaen.
Bulb dber tldrte fid 6as RGtfel uuf:
oie{er NegerunterOffi5ier mar gliidliz
der Batter geporoen, uno in feiner
8sgeiiteruns biBte er cine 5lagge nit
ben Snitiulen 1eines nsugeborenen
@tammbalters. Der llngliidsmenf9
mar ii9 nidt i'm g~eringiten barber
flur, DaB bic 8uditaben einen Orinz
Qenben 0ilferuf beOeutsn; nabrI9einz
lid bate er ouBsr0em %gegluubt, Dab
uiemonO Bel Dem abgelegenen GilanO
Die Jlasge ieben tpiirOe. 8ulO dber
foB Ser unborii4tige rgliidli9e 8ss
.er" I'M Mrrsit.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
Scrii6mte sdlrci6fsocru.

Die Sober, nit Der Der 5risoens=
pertrag 3nii9en oen berbiin0ettn
Baltonitaaten un0 Der Siirtei qez
f1loHen tperben pirb, lit IGDn iebt
@esenftano ~beIonocr.r QuimertTdm=
felt. 8iele Gammler fino nab biefer
Dentpiiroigteit erten &dtges beeiez
rig unb bobe preiie perben fir oieIes
nod gar ni9t bor6anosne Ding gez
boten. Wie cine sngliI9e @ohen=
fhrift gu er3d6len peiB, f9idten, als
bic llnter5ei6nung bes GrieOensperz
TRACES 5ipif9en GuBlunO un0 Sopan
teooritdnO. S9rsibFsberfabritanten
aug alien Ssilen Der DeIt Jeoern in
Mengen nit Der bringli9sn 8itte, nur
ibre Sdbritate BEL bieIem biItoril9en
glnlaB gu benuBen. I'm nun nibt
etnen Oieier 5abrituntsn gu bsbOr-
5itgen. entI9ieO man Ii1 Dufiir, BET
ser unter5ei9nung Oss 8ertrages
6ebertielt gu 6enuBen. Dit einem
6eoertieI baden aud bic fpaniI4en
unter9dnoler tbre N~amens3ii9e unter
ben JrieOensbertrug gsieBt, Der 5tpis
lGen Nmerita unb Spanien abge=
idIoFen pur6e. Sir Oiefe beriibmte
Sober pur0e da1ber $125 be3oblt.
Die 6eosr, Die ole 8epoamddtiqten
bei Der Nbf4lieBung oes Barrier Der
TRACES benuBten. murbe bon Der oa=
mdligsn Raiferin Gugenie ols 2lnoens
fen u%ufgeboben. MuBer ibrem ee=
ldi4tli4en SntereFe beIiBt bieIe Sc
Der aud nod einen bebeuten0en Mert,
oenn tie lit gang aus @plo ~bergtitellt
unb nit 0iamanten 6eIeBt. Bistpeiz
len erbdIten bic 9sgiprungen 9riefe,
in benen elm NciiquienjGger i'm cine
Geber bittet, nit Der enttpeber elm
SDbesurteil ober cine BeenaDigung
Don Der SoOesfrafe untsr1mrieben lift.
aOniain Wittoria lab cine ioIde
Jeber, nit Der ie einen Werbre9er
pom Sobe b%egna0ist bate, aud fir
ttpas B~eIonbere8 an uno bob fe
forsfdItig duf. sic i9sutte ). 3. eiz
ne bieIer Gebern, bic mil Supelen
%ersiert Mnb iiber hunOsrt Wort inert
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
a2@ Elm etAaSpamft.

Menn Der olte @DmnnfinlprpfeIfor
Spbannes bon @ruben in StraIfun6
Terien botte, nabm er giudTod unb
Wanberftab un6 pilgerte treu3 unb
qlter i'm 2anb lumber. Menn Iib
bann CUR Mittnssoeit Bel benz Gieb@
3ieer bas 8ebiirfnis einItellte, elm
biB9en gu ruben. bann pfIegte Der
alte 9err in bas nG9ite bette 8auernz
Deer aud Sagel0bnerbnus tinaufebren
unb nit Grlaubnis bes gigentiimers
Tein Wtittussfdldf6en gu MAIDEN. Die
Grlaubnis tpur6e ibm Itets germ gez
pGbrt, bod muBte er fi9 selegentIi9
ou9 einem Gramen %unterperfen. @o
frogte i'm cine oIte BGuerin nod benz
Mober unb @obin, WOaus unb Mos
10. vWat Iinb Sci benng" - Mntz
mort: sd bin Ghoulmeeiter." -
9a muBte i'm bic Nlte benn bod an
feline pfIint erinnern. - .Mat Debs
ben @ei benn i'm Qanne riimtduftrSz
pen9" R0nnen Sci ni9t tau 9oua
6liepen unb be Sinner Iieren9@ =
Oos tonnte li@ Der oIte 3err sefdE'
liQit mertea.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
Metsr ben @eItem.

Sn peIder 9Obe Ole 2uftbuGe un=
fern GrOenbal umfGngt, geb0rt nit
3u ben HdtftIn, an Die ernIte Sor=
f9ung uno tiibnes Oenten INNER
pieoer berantreten. Oa, tpo Oie Quft
f@Ou in ibrer 3ufammenfeBung
an0ersgeartet 10 fein uno olnn
psrteilt 1T. Dab man bereits auf lee
rem &aum geftoBen al fem meints,
iinO nun big gu 500 &ilometer 90be
binouf Spuren elmer 2uftbule na9=
getpieien. Ta9 osn neueIten liner
Iu9ungen tuDet in oisIen bD9ffen
S9i1ten Elm Sos, oos man psqer
ieiner anfGeinenosn Mebnlthfeit nit
Dem ~gasfOrmigen element goronium
in Der SonnenatmoIpbdre v@eocoro=
mum" nsnnt; es lit bel lei1ter ais
@aferfOff, pdbreno DIE 2uftouIamz
meRIeBung in $50 Rilomster DDbe
nod aus 1918 pro5ent WdTeritoff
unO OPT pro5ent 9elium beftebt.
3uerft lieBen mir uns BON Dem lluFz
leudten Der Meteore unO NorOIi9tz
erfheinunesn infer Ginnsn uno Su=
4en belebren; Die bertige @iTeni9ofi
ldBt uns in peitere Ternen bIiden,
Bis oabin, mo Die TIiebtrdft infolgs
Ser @rDumorebung our9 Die 54tuer,
truft oufgebOben miro. ous tit 49,
900 2ilometer iiber Dem Mequutor.
OOrt muB - bod. bat fpdtere 5Or=
I4ung ni4t i9on oft elm friherea
umuB" umseftoBsng Die duBsrRs
@rsn5e Der our Gros gebOrisea Gas-
billie isin.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
WaTbinOton SOurnal

erfdbcfnt iebem 9nmHd9.
@GibimgtOn SOnrual So, Sue,
Gigcntbiimer.
&ernuseebcr: Ggns. 8. Gdipe8Ier.
Office, &eooftion uno 0rudere:
10 @ecbffe Giraffe, u. %.
Eelepbon, Main 1889.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
Msnid inter Msnl9sn

Suite, purmber5iss. impuIiDe
Meni9en Iei0en 5upeiIen an bem
Je1ler, na9 i1nelI eefnloFener
5reunOf9oft I9neG Den nieoe, aufs
5ugeben, Der ni9t ibreR @rpdriungen
entfpra9. ga nun 0ber Oiefe Gr=
t~pdrtunsen oft iibertrieben O0Gr gar
Derftiegen tparen, 10 fam Die Gnttdu=
fGung natiirli9 MIDI ausbleiben. llnn
Damn tun fe oos @erfebrte: sic ge
Ben Ben gar5en Menf1en ols fir
lie pertlos duf, neil er in Ser einen
ooer anoeren 9inii9t niat lire Grs
f%partunger erfilte! 9dour1 gebeu
fe 10 man1es @bsImetol preis. 6os
Bel einigem Shiirfsn outage getreten
mare. @snn ni9t ieos Meinungs-
berl9ieoenbeit 1T 19on eire 9isbars
r,onie, nnb 70 munds DifOnon5 bsrs
mag fi4 nod in MObltlong auf5ul0=
fen.
Menn nur ser quite Wiue 8riiden
bout, ldBt fi9 ieoes MiBberFdnonis
iibertDinoen, uno niat IeIten fiibrt
geraoe Damn Ter gemeinfdmc Qleg
our9 iOeale Qanos, mo elmer Dem dn=
bern neue S90nbeiten sridIieBt, ipeil
er nit bes oaOeren Mugen Ieben
lerEte.
Mu9 Isisunssn unO @eidmod Gns
bern fi9 nit Der 3eit; fpd.er hesreifen
mir oft ni9t, tporum mir oisIen
ooer isnen friiber MID. nnusfteben"
tonnten. ben mir jeBt 6Is gebaltOoIs
len, dAtun9strsrten, Ipmpatbif4en
Menfaen f4dBen.
Srei!i9. trenn mir ME Diogenes
Menf9en nit Der Qoterne iufen
pouten, 70 oiirften bir tpsnige in ies
mem Ginne DOltormene finOen. M6er
bcben mir oenn elm Ned)t 3u oerart
boben Nnfpru9en? Gteben mir feIbIt
auf 70 bpber Wnrte, geiitig unO noz
ralif9. DAP mir einiom bleiben miiB=
ten, neil mir nidts @benbii.tiess ent>
Oeden tOnnten2!!
MlfO nur ni9t gu i9neT einen
Wien59en aufgebeE, Der bnmtt Dtslz
leibt fir INNER aus unferem Seb=
treis berlOren, eebt. Mabrf9einIi9
bGtte er uns nod bisl iein t0nnen.
tpenn mir es iber uns brd9ien. BON
feinen G9loden db5uiebsn uno uns
am @oelmetan gu erfreuen.
Gs gibt elm uItes, febr beber3is
genstpertes Mcrt: m@srT9ente nies
mails Menf9sn, Derborge Ie nur.
10 baB gu iie Dir tets tpieOerbO.en
tdnnft."
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01

Musrebe. Hidter: nReben
Sic bod teinen llniinn! Gus 0cbens=
ii6ernruB tpollen sic in bic Npo-
tbete eingebronsn fein mon bat
Sic bod am @eIbf4ront estapptg"
Qngstlaetcr: nSa. id bab' se<
meint, bos 1ei Ger -. Giftl4ront!"
- Gin d erer Sail. Gin
tIeiner Sunge ftebt Iaut fpsiuenD an
elmer StraBensde. Gin freanDIider
9err tritt gu inn unb frast: ~@az
rum tpeinit On. mein Sunge?"
~nS9 babe mid berloufeal""
.gun. 9u muBt ni4t glsiA ben
Mut perlieren. 80 DpbnIt Ou
benn9"
raDos psiB i4 nidt, mir finb
beute umgeaOgen. 9u~sbu=bn!""
ia, ipie beiBt gu benn2"
r.Das - Dos tpeiB i9 nu1 niht.
Mu-muma bat f6 beute lpieOeg
Uerbeiratet!""
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01


z@4onune. Mrst: sd bin.
bent id. beute oa3 leBte Nal 9etOmz
men uno babe gIei4 lie He4nung
m.tgebraht." (.
gatisnt: ~Ob, 10 trdftig fiihI id
mid nod niAt UNI Die besa6Ien gu
tDnnsn."
nn9IoubIiA. mGeben Sic
bort bic Dame nit Dem Gibrer nm
1elfen!. Golte mans fir mDaIi4
6alten, oaB cine Mut!er BON bier
RinOern fold ipuebuIiise &rageleieH
unternimmt2"
,Datei 1T Ous me:ne-6rcu unO
i'd bin @toatsanmolt - uu0
lam niHts Ouaeasn mdheulA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22

Every will need Suit for Summer There dozens of
when you will one will better op
pounty presented purchase than this We fortunate
securing the of big manufacturer
small Tomorrow place these Suits SALE Some worth
high Suits SERGE Scotch and English mixtures diagonal
other light weight abcs the styles Come and
take at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
To $40 Tailored Linen Suits

$4.95
What could be more appropriate for
the summer wear than these linen
Suits? They come in all colors, includ-
ing white, lavender, gray, pink, light
blue and rose. Well made Suits that
are worth in some instances twice
the sale price, regular $3.50, $3.50 and
$1,000 Suits special at
$4.95
Crhird Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
$500

These beautiful messalne and taffeta Petit
coats are worth considerable more than priced
in this sale; finished with fancy ACCORDION
pleated flounce, all shades including navy
Copenhagen, pink, white and gray Something
like 200 of these pure silk Pettcoats of quality
will be offered special in this sale at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
CHRISTMAS IN MANILA.

CHRISTMAS for the majority of the
 225.OOO inhabitants of Manila that is, the E1lipinos-begins on Christ mas eve. There are no stockings hung. however. for stockings are not popular, even with the most aristocratic senori- tas, who usually go bare ankled. Mid night mass is the occasion which brings thousands to the churches These fine edifces are thrown open and blaze with myriads of candles and electric lights.
 Manila at midnight on Christmas eve is probably gayer than at any oth- CT time of the year. The streets are thronged with carriages and people in their best attire. Many Americans turn out on Christmas eve also to see the displays and the people and make church to church inspection tours in parties. Fine trained choirs and string ed orchestras render excellent music.
 The weather during the holiday sea- son is just cool enough to dispel the chronic laziness which pervades Ma nila during most of the year and put a little spice into the blood. At noon the thermometer will probably not go over 84 or S5 degrees. At night, how ever, a blanket on the bed is not too much.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-12-21
santv and the stork.

"But, daddy. is there really. truly Santy?'
 Well, I just guess yes-a regular corker he is too."
 ''Is he nice?'
 ''Is he? Well. should say so! Isn't be, Mary?'
 'Humph: Very nice, as Santas go. but not very modest"
 els he handsome, daddy?
 ''Oh, as handsome as a picture sparkling eyes. fine forehead. beautiful complexion-very handsome, isn't he. Mary?'
 "Henry, it's perfectly dreadful the way you deceive that child. You ought to be ashamed of yourself. You're set ting him terrible example"
 But, daddy. where does he live away off somewhere?"
 "Oh. yes: very. very far"
 Away off where the stork lives?" "The stork! Who's been telling you about the stork?''
 "Mammy."-Chicago Tribune.