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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07

Jos. ScogginS, son of Mrs. o. B.
ScogginS went to Tyler, Texas, Sunday
to enter the Tyler Business College.
He was accompanied by his uncle, S. ..
Scoggins, who. helped him get located.
If you want any painting, paper
hanging, sign painting or decorating
done and done right, call on j. r.
Louviere, the home painter. 39tf
r. E. Medus, the well known rice
man from Crowley, was meeting Welsh
friends and transacting business in
Welsh Saturday.
Oscar Landry and his son, Oscar
Landry Jr.. of the Raymond neighbor-
hood were transacting business in
Welsh Saturday,
Ben Verrett, one of the leading high.
land planters of Rice, was business
visitor in Welsh Saturday.
Young man, if you are contemplating
entering a business college let US talk
with you about a scholarship. We eau
furnish you a scholarship in either OF
several of the leading business colleges
in Louisiana and Texas. at a consider.
able reduction from what they vii
cost you at the school. Call on or
write us about the matter, The Rice
Belt Journal Welsh, La:
Jos. Landry one of the prominent
planters of the Lacasine was transact
ing business in Welsh Saturday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07
s 6 = O. = =

Chas. P. Martin, of the firm of Mar.
tin Bros, of Lake Charles and Welsh,
came over from Lake Charles Monday,
and was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
ALI. Martin Of this city for couple of
days.
W. H. LAM, of Lake Charles was in
Welsh Tuesday confering with his
business partner, Mr.. E. H. Boiling, and
greeting other friends.
Mr.. Jones. of MCPHERSON, Kansas,
who has been a guest at the home OF
his son, Arthur I. Jones of this city,
for the past four weeks, expects to
start, for Pecas City, Texas, this week,
where he intends making his home in
the future.
The Philathea and Baraca of the
Baptist church will serve a Burgoo
Supper and ice cream, sherbet and cake
at the Masonic Hall on the evening OF
March 18th, beginning at 5 o'clock. ct
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07
MASS MEETING CALLED
SCHOOL HOUSE MONDAY $50
All Citizens Interested In Extension
of Welsh School District Urged
TO Attend and Hear Reports
of Committees,

School Director, W. B. Gabbert, who
was selected as permanent chairman, of
the mass meeting held at the school
house a couple Of weeks ago, to discuss
the enlargement of the Welsh school
district, hereby issues a call for a
second Mass Meeting of all citizens ill.,
terested in the public schools OF Welsh,
and surrounding territory to meet at
the School House, Monday, M ,rch 10th,
at three thirty, in the afternoon. The
purpose OF this meeting is to receive
and consider the reports OF the commit.
tees appointed at the first meeting, and
to take definent steps, if possible for
the establishment Of the boundries of
the new school district. This is YOUR
meeting, and you are urged to attend.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07
Notary Public, L. E. Robinson
Causes Recorder of Public
ConYeyances to Set UP
and Take Notice.

There is little doubt but that Mr.. L.
E. Robinson, Of this city established a
record that will be hard to beat when
he sent in confirmation deed to forty
acre tract of land to the recorders
Office this week, that contained thirty
five signatures. This deed was made
necessary on account of defect that
was recently discovered to have been
made in acknowledging deed to forty
acres of land sold by Edward Landry to
j. A. Louviere, number OF years ago
AS result of this defect it was neces.
Sary to secure a confirmation deed
signed by all direct heirs OF the vendor,
which consisted of 81 children and grand
children of Mr. Landry who together
with the name of the vendee made a
total of IS signatures on the deed.
In reference to this deed, the Jen-
nings Times. Record says, III any
Notary in the parish can beat this re-
cord let us known and we will give
Mr.. Robinson another chance for the
money" While Clerk OF Court Price,
declaring that another instrument like
this will compel the parish to purchase
new Index Book in order to gel the
names all in,
Thomas Told, who has been con-
nected with the Signal Clothing Store
for some years past resigned his posi-
ton there the first of the month to take
effect on the fifth, and accepted a better
one with the Morse Hardware 20. al
Jennings. Tom has been in the mef'
camille work in this city for the past
seven years. and his many friends here
will be pleased to learn of his promotion
although regretting the fact that ne is
moving from Welsh. He and family
moved to his new home the latter part
OF this week.
Clerk of the Police Jury, L. E. RoblIl'
son went to Jennings Thursday morn
ing to attend the regular monthly
meeting of the Police Jury.
Miss Sylvia Yantis, one of the Welsh
High School graduates. who recently
completed course in the Tyler, Texas,
Business College, went to Lake Charles
Thursday, where she has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the Noble
Furniture Co.
Eloi Hebert was transacting business
in Lake Charles thursday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07
.ksh Nan Buys Rice Mill.

sps rho has been connected
SlIfspn Rice Growers aSso'
little past year, yesterday
whereby he becomes the
lie Mcfarland rice mill at
9he property was pur.
MF W. SGhwettman of
nR. |. White of this city.
ati0n was reported to be
AEland 5000
Aii mill was built about
slgand has not been oper-
IarS, II was involved in
M vas otherwise encum.
iglhles not Of its own max.
ID one reason or another it
len operated with any de.
eItainty or success. Mr..
q experienced rice man and
e ihis Investment with a
ping some good use Of the
Athis time he has not fully
lgaat viii be done with the
hat II viii be operated,
is PRESENT site or will be
jennings. The mill has a
RhaHdling about 400 sacks Of
BEAUMONT Enterprise.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07
Don't Throw Paper in
iha Streets.

cup Committee of the Welsh
/ hard at work again
aaespring cleaning for the
Gadlrey, the head of that
9 9aring no pains to help
Y reputation Of 1.-THE clean
Is a good time to begin
aore the grass gets a start.
y have the cooperation Of
y Welsh, including grown
Children.
90 resident should be as
at the appearance of his
90 members Of the League
matter pertaining to the
aad Fespectabitity of the
~ Committee has a man
W papers and other trash
~ aels, We do wish that
refrain from throwing
J. meets ! There are gar.
'nal purpose and throw.
~ ssOaacaSt gives the town
and llntidy appearance.
Press Committee.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07
North of Masonic Hall

Mrs. Callie Books and Miss Lorena
Bourgeois were guests of friends in
Jennings Tuesday.
Mrs. Vim. Buckingham went to Lake
Arthur Tuesday for short visit with
friends.
A. W. Stewart, of Pollock, La. arrived
here Wednesday morning for few days
visit with his son, DR.. W. L. Stewart,
of this city.
See Rock Manetho at
Benoit's Barn.
The Worlds Fair is past, but the
Worlds Fair Tooth Picks are still the
most popular brand OF tooth picks
made. A new supply just received at
the Journal Book Store
Deputy Sheriff Isaac Fontenot, who
has responsible position in the sheriff's
Office under Sheriff Fuseiier, moved his
family to Jennings the first of the
week. While the numerous friends of
Mr.. Fontenot and family are gratified
that he has secured a good position,
they regret the necessity that compels
them to leave their home town.
EEDS-SEEDS- SEEDS
Garden and field of all
kinds. at Welsh Bakery
& Grocery. I Soft
Tomato Plants....-Inqnire of Fred
johnson. 41.3p
Easter Post Cards at the Journal
Book Store.
Rev. E. R. Carruth started Tuesday
for Atlanta, Ga, where he will be for
several days attending a meeting OF
the Bible Students Of the south.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07

Miss Avery of Jennings came over to
Welsh, Saturday for short visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. A. Reeve.
Mrs. Chas. Huckleberry and her
daughter, Miss Leona were guests OF
friends in Jennings Saturday.
See Rock Manetho at
Benoit's Barn.
LYNN S. Nicholas, secretary of the
Jennings Building and Loan Associa'
ton. was transacting business in Welsh
Monday. Mr.. Nichols, who formerly
managed the Roanoke. Development
Co.. plantation north of Roanoke, and
has recently purchased a half interest
in the same, expects to have between
three and four hundred acres OF rice
put out on the plant this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson, Miss Anna
Shoemaker and Mr., Arba L. Reed at
tended church in Roanoke Sunday
evening.
FOR SALE..O big boned two year
old Jack, gentle and well broke. Took
first premium at Calcasien.Louisiana
Fair this fall. Good life, good style
and sure. For particulars address OF
inouire of A. j. Findley, Iowa, La. 3lti
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07

Do you want good fresh young
mich cow? We have several. Inquire
at the Journal Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Taught went TO
New Orleans the latter part OF last
week for a few days business and
pleasure.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07

Among the many visitors expected in
Welsh Friday are: Misses Fannie Black
man and Ivy Hathaway of Sulphur, the
former as guest of Miss Fairly and the
latter as guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
L. Stewart. Misses Ida Withero and
Audrey Virgins of Jennings will visit
Misses Fairly, McLees and Thurman.
Miss Harriet Spiller of Jennings will
spend the weeks end with Miss Nc.
Donald.
Mrs. Joe Carter is the guest of Mrs.
S. O. Scoggins. this week.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07
y Ward Eight Passes
haay.

s sas, the oldest citizens
@th IN point of years
asd At the home Of his
4 llIIee, near Woodlawn the
1, ss, sst week. MIR. Miller,
Is l sIss. LoIa!issianian, having
ID pl g. q ]. bis death practi,
,ss Vas s. years old at the
issI aIa !. While enjoying
Inn number of years past.
s ss family Of children
Is death. s'a'iu cnllafen
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07

Miss Shirley Davidson, went to Lake
Charles the latter part of last week,
where she spent a few days as the
guest of her friend, Miss Floyd Nix,
q. c. Corbello, the we'll known saw.
mill man of WoodIawn was transacting
business in Welsh, last Friday.
"Rook"i the latest game, fer sale at
the Journal Book Store.
MISS Dora Gibson, and her sister, Mrs
Williams, who has been her guest for
some little time went to JenningsSatur.
day for weeks end visit with friends.
Mrs. John Miller was the guest of
friends in Jennings, Saturday.
See Rock Manetho at
Benoit's Barn.
Yellow Yam Sweet Potatoes first.
class condition. for sale by A. REEVE,
Welsh. La. 41.2tp
The public school teachers association
held at Jennings was attended by the
following teachers from Welsh last
Saturday, Prof, w. P. Annette, Mrs.
Annette, Mrs, Jennie Wise, Misses Ling,
Thurman, McLees, Reeve, Anderson,
Mcdonald, Shaw, and Miss Hathaway
from Roanoke.
Ladies with discriminating taste in
the matter of stationary are using
those long narrow envelopS that are
on sale at the Journal Book Store.
L. P. Manning, immigration promoter
OF Lacasene, was transacting business
in Welsh Saturday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07
aIth Of Iowa Passed
cay Of Last Week

81 s'ss.aer Of M. A, Sharp,
i SoEn citizens Of the
y !. parish, died at the
s \ three ?. N. Wedn vss
asa maze her home with II,
ara a9e I, q years, and was was
y a large circle Ct
Il ! made in the Jones
e6 1lsted BY the pastor Or
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-07

Easter will soon be here remember
your friends by sending them an Easter
post card. The finest in the city at the
Journal Book Store.
j. M. Booze of Roanoke, President of
the Parish School Board, was transact.
ing business in Welsh, Tuesday. He
reports, Mrs. Booze, who has been
critically ill for several weeks to be i'm.
proving at the present time.
Ira Thomas, the well known music
dealer and piano tuner, of Lake Charles
was transacting business in Welsh,
Wednesday.
C.G. Morton was transacting bust.
ness in Lake Charles Wednesday.
B. Compton made business trip
to the parish seat of Calcasieu WedneS.
day.
Mrs. Aline LaTour has received an
assortment of spring hats. Call and
see them.
Miss Irene Butler, returned Wednes.
day from short visit with friends IN
Crowley.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1913-04-18
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.

United States of America,
State of New Mexico. So
1t is Hereby Certified, that the an
nexed is full, true and complete tran
script of the
Certificate of Incorporation
THE OJO CALIENTE COMPANY
with the endorsements thereon, as
same appears on file and of record in
the Office of the State Corporation
mmission.
In Testimony Whereof, the Chair
man and Clerk of said Com
mission have hertunto set
their hands and affixed the
(SeaD seal Of said Commission,
at the City of Santa Fe,
on this Sixth dayof March,
A. d 1913.
HUGH H. WILLIAMS.
Attest: Chairman.
EDWIN r. CoARD,
Clerk.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPOR-
ALTON.
We, Cornelius r. Sullivan, Ella w
Winston and Frank II. Winston, citi-
zens of the Stateof New Mexico, do by
these Presents associate ourselves to-
gether as body corporate under the
provisions contained in the laws of
Nav Mexico, and do hereby certify:--
First, That the name of such corr
poration is the ''Ojo Caliente Com-
pany,' and the period Of its corpof-
ation existence may extend 10 Fifty
Years.
Second, That the principal business
trfto te. ort - T.
Coun Y, New Mexico, and Frank H.
Winston shall be the statutory ageat
upon whom any process of law against
said corporation may be served, and
shall hold this office until his successor
shall be appointed and qualified.
TIL rd, That the objects for which
this corporation is formed and incor-
porated are:--
To carry on the business of farming,
mining, and raising cattle and live
stock of every description; To buy,
hold, sell, own, lease, rent and acquire
cattle, livestock of any kind or nature,
lands, real-estate, mines and mining
property: To construct, buy, use, held,
lease and rent buildings, industrial
plants, machinery, tracks, tramways
and other appliances: To locate, pat
ent and acquire by purchase % .iler-
wise mining claims and mining proper
ty, hui d machinery, equipments and
appliances for the reduction of ores
4 and other purposes, and use, rent, and
dispose of the same: To create and
maintain pleasure resotts: To issue
bonds, debentures and obligat ons of
said corporation and secure them by
m rtgages pledge and deeds Of trust
or otherwise: To buy. own, hold, sell
and exchange personal property Of ev-
cry description. including notes, bills
Of exchange, judgments and every
lCa.Ain....l ~, on, {, \
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1913-04-18
El-FEGO SAGA,

Attorney and Councellorat Law,
ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEN
Will 1e present at all temrs of Conrto
Bernalillo, Valencia, Socorro and Sier-
ra Counties.
Deal 10 good Gold, Silver and Cope
Mining Properties In New Mexico.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1913-04-18

or 8: Room 26, Armijo Building
Cor 3.oSt and railroad Ave. Practice
in the supreme Courts OF New Mexico
and Texas
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1913-04-18
ANpREw KNIIEY,
STATE or NEW MEXICO
Certificate of Filing.

United States of America j.
State of New Mexico. g.
1t is hereby Certified, that there was
filed for record in the office of the State
Corporation Comission Of the State of
New Mexico on the lst day OF March,
A. D. 1918, at o'clock A. M
Certificate of Incorporation
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1913-04-18
THE WAHOO CATTLE COMPANY
M. 7dhTl


WHEREFORE: 1he jnccrporators
named III the said certificate and who
have signed tie same, and their sue
cessors and assigns, are hereby declar-
ed to be fiom this date untiI1he first
day of Mar h. Nineteen Hundred and
Sixty-three, Corporation by the namo
and for the purposes set forth IN said
certificate.
In Testimony Whereof, the Chair
man and Clerk of said Com
mission have hereunto set
their bands and affixed the
(SeaD seal Of said Commission, at
the City of Santa Fe, on
this FIRST day OF Mar b,
A. ID. 1918.
HUGH II, WILLIAMS,
Attest: Chairman.
EDWIN r, CoARD
Clerk
State Of New Mexico,
Sierra County.
This instrument was fled for record
on the 3 day of March, 4. . 1913 at
o'clock A NJ and duly recorded in
Book &C" on pages 323-24, Miscel-
laneous Records
(SeaD ANDREW KELLEY.
County Clerk.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1913-04-18

THE WAHOO CATTLE COMPANY
Flied in 0liic of
STATE CORPORATION COMMIS-
SION
Mar. /, 1873; . A. III.
EDWIN r. CoARD,
(SeaD Clerk.
Compared
j. j. O. to Il. p. G.
State of New Mexico ss
Sierra County.
This instrument was fled for record
on thp day of arch, A ID. 1913 at
8 O'Clock Al. NJ and duly recorded III
book &c, on pages 1924 Miscellane.
Gus Records
(SeaD ANDREN KELLEY,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1913-04-18

Continued on page 2.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
0as grofte @a6errao Der @elt.

0os sr0Bts BoiI.rrab Der Wslt
befinbet ii9 in Wfisn; 6umn am
Orontss in Rorbfprien 1T bic Stoot,
bic iid bieTes erobten Wuiierrnoes
Der @elt ribmen tann. uno lie bat
nidt nur Elm ar0Btes 8ofisrroo. ion.
bern ber.n bier, Die ollie fuit 9lsi1
srob Iino. Oos erOBte barunter bat
einsn 0urdmeifer pom sinigsn so
SUB; es 1T %oolIfdnbi9 aus 9olS ges
bout. Gs tpirb nt6t .tpa Elm Wois
IsrgefGlIe bon 60 SUB nusqsnust,
fonoern ods Rao lit pislmebr elm
unterIhldhtiqss Wafl.rrob. Sag
uno Ha6t 1T oisies 8oTisrrao in
9etrieb uno quietIht bubsi entIeBIit.
9snau 70 1T es nit ben brsi onosrsn
Observation-Disclosures. absr ss lit ni6t
gut moslih, ben 9strisb aud nur
Bel .insm ouf turas 3sit gu inter
bret.n, benin lire Mrbeitsleiitung III
unentbebrIih. Die WaiIerrdber, BIZ,
ibrieens niht oll3u pirtI6aftIih
orbeiten iollen. oienen ndmIih our
8stpdifsrung Der llmeebuns, oubers
benz pumpen lie oos Wniisr fir bic
@erforgung Der Gtoot ielbit enpor.
81. Nhis oes groBtsn WolIerrabss
lit an einem getpolti9en Steinbuus
inert sinsr'eits beFeIti9t. Die onosrs,
i'm @aiier itsbenos StiiBe lit erbe6-
lid tIeiner unb reiht nur Bis our
S0he Der IhTe IelbIt empor.
3ehn Vfunb Wsi3enous'ad'
erqaben 1902 in Suopeftdfrita
1900 Vfuno Grnte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Hcunticrsndlt in TcntihJaro.

Der erIte 0erIut. oaa @srrtie,
in Oeut'6Idno al sirem 6ursz ms
NnBtter gu MAIDEN. III nusot'ih-t
fporoen. @uf Der Sr''t R6m. o~'ia
Souoern. Iino Elm nfrnIi+t@ Ter
uno srpei tpeiblid,e o~-etnmmen. Zen
Mnitob bat ser ios;aI uirtenos IN
fe.aeiftlihe 9prsnssn osoeb'n. Ten
9nren tpiro Elm 1000 6e'tdr archss
@.lGnoe, nit elmer fir bic Tremo.
liEoe ~aesi1retsn SleH'e aIs gufort.
hd,tsort oisnsn. @eliu1t ser %er=
Tud, 70 tonnen BORT runo 500 Fsnn.
tire leber. bic nod elmer ri.nricsr
StGbune sinsn iGbrTiter Tut.n BON
5000 erosheu. Sn SitIonh. no
Ghnliht Nerb1ItuiH' b.itehen. nsih'r
fdor 800 P.nntiere. i'm 6srtH
brinat Elm S6ifi rpeit.rs 200 stiid
Die eroben 5eibeitreden Tsut'd'
lambs piirotn. tpsnn bic Rsrntier'
sutt Th sort sinbiirasrn last. lpe'
fentIit tuertoolIer trerosu uUo 'uf
fFleift. ano MilHo.r'orauuc aes
Stutiber @oIies beitragsn tornen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Gin Rieien6an.
Ter sr5kte Strnssnbabnbsf Der ReIt Ia
@rsBs Berlin.

groBsg Berlin if in biefen Sagen
I'm einen nsuen .Hetorb~ reider ees
porosn. Qm Is. SuIi er0ffnete bic
0roBe 8erliner Strabenbabn in
Berlin : Gutenberg einen nsuen
8abnbof, Den 81. ben bic 9eieGi6aft
i'm getrisb bat. or iibertrifft ale
nnoersn an Gr6bs. Die 6aGe III
200 Wseter lang uno iibsr 100 Wes
ter brett. Sic fam 500 @agen
glei65sitig a~ufnsbmen. bic auf %
ne%beneiuanosr I~iegenb.n Oeleiisn
aufg.iteat perben. Dieter Jahungss
raum madt ben StraBenbabnbof
gum gr0Btsn ieinsr 2trt. 0eeer in
europa nod in 4merita 1T Elm Gbnz
lthes 8aurpert an3utreffen. Wan
puroe ieoo6 febIge6en. tpenn man
fih oiefen reineu Rusbou in feinem
Nusiebsn ni6tsrn ooer bitter Dor
fteben poQte. 0ielmsbr lit auf qez
fGaiges 4usIeben befonoerer Dert
gelegt tporosn. S6on Der tpeite Dor
plaB. auf benz ale Rargierbeuequnz
gen porgenommen tperoen, erbGlt
ourd ben reihen gGrtneri1hen
S6mut 3piIhsn ben 0eleiien elm
freunoIi6es 8eIidt. uno bic lan9eez
itredte 6ofooe Der Sane nit ibreu
pielen ginfabrten gibt BEN Silbe eis
men ~gefGQigen 6intergrunb.
Die !9nle ietbIt uberwdltigt beim
@intritt bur8 hire faft uniib.rIeb6uz
rem Iubenmnbe uno iibsrroi6i bura
bic !6eae. bic aus Dem S6erIi6t ber=
stnItrOmt. On Der rsften Gangs
tpdno Der 9a1e finb WertItGttsn,
Wirtihaftsrdums. Wn9o3ine uno
MISUNDERSTANDING fir bos 9erfonol
unter9ebradt. bic BEL benz rei6lif
CUR @erfiigung itebenoen plaB slei9s
faus gerdumig unb bell ousgefallen
iinb. Quf benz @orraum limb oonn
nod in sinem i6muden Ban bic @ez
i6dftsrdums, Sale fir S6affner
uno 6dbrer uno cine gerdumi9e uno
Freunolt6e 3antine unterqebruht.
Ser 8abnbof tnnn aIs geiipiel oafiir
b'enen, pte ii6 Der Nubsped nit
ditbeti'6en 5orberungsn troB qr6bter
Gtnfo69eit oereirigen IdBt.
Sad boiler 8eieBun9 bss gobns
bofes, bic iebr bolo gu erpurten lit.
tpirb t6m elm Berional bon ettpo
2OCO WSann %3ugeboren. limb nm fir
n!e1e 8eamten genii9eno Wobnaelez
9enbeit 81 I6offen. beobIihtigt bic
8robs 9erIiner S%troBenbabn cine
8arten'toot in Qihtenber9 su erbous
en-. Na6 Gem Gnttpurf fir bieIe
Wn'isblung ioIen ettpa 300 3peifas
mil'enz, 100 Gtnfamilien> uno etfpo
10 Dreis uno Observation-Disclosures
fur ins9tiamt etfpa 1000 8eamt. ers
rtdtet peroen. gu ieoem Saufe qe=
bort Elm fletner 9arten. Die Inz
iteoslung piro bon 3tpsi Ii9 freusens
ben Sdupttpegen bur6quert. eSn Der
W{ittt Der Rolonis, Dol einem etpn
e Worgen groben plus, fou Elm
Wertaufss uno Rlubbous erribtet
tperoen, oos ben pirtT6aftlihsn Be.
ourfnifen Der 4ngsitenten uno out
Der 8.ieaigteit unb Der Grboluno
gu otenen beitimmt lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
Starer Safise.

Sn Sen Nolrun8$mitteIn, oerra
Rreis ID pahrer0 ser ieeter Sabre
~oeroeppcIt bat. qeb0rt ouh Der
2aie. 0ort Ser llmtriebe oes Goi.
feetruit5. Gteier lruit beitebt aus
elmer Nu;obI J~trnn5iers. Die Dor
einiacn 31bren Der broiiIianiiten
Te9iernnQ 8elS peridofiten. woge.
gen it'd Iettsre oerpilittete. oie &c.
iamtc Gaffeerntc 3ur 8erfisure bes
Spnbifats III bolter unb MIR nod
geSarf oelIe!beH aui oen Wortt 81
brin1er.
"a miItte lid zines cages Die
9unbesreqierung Elm, e-bo6 9eqen
Die WitgIieSer Ses Spnbitats 4nfIa.
gen peoer geritNporung uno per-
fii9te auBer0em, onb $4,000 Cad.
Die in 2~a9erbGuiern aui9eipeidert
ruorer. oerfouit peroen miiBten.
Ga inheiien peritieocne NitsiIeoer
aes Spnoifots Ausldrber maren
unS Ser SSlprisoiftion Ser @ereini1.
ten Stanten riht unteritanhen. 10
oerfolate Sic Re9ierur9 ber Tro,eh
nidt. ionoerr idIoB einen 0ergIcih
NIT Dem Snoifat, oem;uiolge Sic
aeiamte a~afieeerrte an iieben uno5.
banQjoe ameritaniide Gambler aus.
eeliefert neroen ionte.
Sect bate nun Ser 0uffeepreiS
fallen iorer. gs iheint inoeiien.
baB Sic iieben unabbdngi9en 0dnb-
Ter ir3niiter einer nelien lruit se.
holoct bobcn. nm ooS 81 oer5iiten.
Ger Serot BOT Sis Nauten oieier
Sieben nod niht e%rfabrer.
Gs mag ,ugeftaroer peroen, Dab
Die Rcaierung lid geraoe Dem Raj.
%feetruit a~eleriiber in elmer ihpnhen
Noiition beiiroet. riht MIR. neil
Die WitQIicSer suir Eeil 4usldnocr
iinS, ior6err Dor alerr. neil es lid
I'M elm VroSuft oes AusIaroes
bonbeIt. SeI'en Treis Ieiht i'm Nus.
Lamb requIiert rerben sonr. llnbe-
oreiiIid CHER bIeibt. norum inter
6ieien ltmitdrSeu tein 0eriut ge.
moht miro. Sen aui oeu SbiEippi.
men aehou.cr aoffee 5ier ,u p~ouiiie-
rem. i,n 70 mehr. ais Sic oortiae
@obre serou 10 aron,atiih 'ein icu.
ME Ser iaIiheDsoeea. oen BrdiiIieu
bierber idtft.
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