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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-11-24
ChartGr-
Welsh War 'aHse Company.
State of Lou siaua,
Parish OF Jefferson Davis;

lutS vi AIh SltAif'''
Parish OF jefferson Davis;
Refore me, Charles f. Carr, duly
commissioned and qualified Notary
Public, in nna tor said Parish and
State, on this 21St day Of September
1914, personally came and appeared
Simpson Q Sc0gcinS. Rosamond K.
ArCeneaux, Wade E. Plauche, Lee E.
Robinson, Elwln {. Willard, Joseph A.
Verret, George Z Boiling, William Z.
Taught and Arthur T. Jones, all ~esi.
dents of the Parish OF jefferson Davis,
State of Louisiana, each OF whom de.
clared unto me 10 the presence OF the
hereinafter named and undersigned
competent witnesses that they do here.
by organize themselves into and create
body corporate in law and adopt the
following articles of Incorporation for
the control of themselves and such
other persons as may become assoCi.
ated with or succeed them.
Article /.
The name OF said corporation is de.
ciared to be the. WELSH WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, under which name and
title it shall enjoy all of the immunitieS
rights and privileges conferred by law
upon corporations for period of
ninety.nine years from date hereof.
w." Article ii.
The domicile of said corporation is
declared to be in the town of Welsh,
Parish of Jefferson Davis, State of
Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-11-24
Riaht In rils Line.

II hear you are an actor, What dO
you do?'
I'm a contortionist They call me
The Human Frog
"Oh, then. shall see you at the
h0p?"-Cleveland Press
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-11-24
A Victim.

SIN the victim of financial eXagger
alton"
II don't understand you"
THE bank has just informed me that
I've Overdrawn my ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Free Press.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-11-24
Article TX.

No stakeholder shall ever be held
liable or responsible for the contracts
or faults of this corporation in any
further sum than the unpaid balance
of the stock subscribed by him, nor
shall any mere informality in the
organization have the effect of render
ing the charter null and expose
stakeholder to any liability other than
as herein provided.
Witness my official signature and
seal at Welsh. Louisiana, in the pres
ence of William B. Gabbert and ChaS
Dautel, competent witnesses, on this
the 2lst day of September, 1914.
Witnesses:
tSigned} W. B. Gabbbert,
ChaS. Dautel.
(Signed) Joseph A. Verret.
L. E. Robinson.
Wade E. Plauche.
Simpson o. Scoggins
w. E. Taught.
Edwin c. Willard.
George r. Boiling.
A. T. Jones.
r. r. Arceneaux.
(SEAL) tSigned) C. E. CARR,
Notary Public.
The Keota news., 1914-06-05
HUERTA FAMILY FLEES
pIcTAToR's WIFE AND FOUR
SONS REPORTED TO HAVE
SAILED FOR EUROPE.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. June 2.-Coincident
with the receipt OF well-founded re-
and four sons had sailed for Europe
on q German ship. the administration
received a semi-official statement
from General Carranza's Durango
headquarters defying the A B c medi-
ators and the United States to force
acceptance by him Of their Mexico re-
organization plans.
In the meantime mediation proceed
ings at Niagara Falls practically are
deadlocked over the question Of Con-
stitutionalist representation.
Constitutionalist agents In Wash
ington issued their first formal state
ment since the Niagara Falls Media
tion Conference began.
Luis Cabrera, on behalf Of himself
and his colleagues Rafael Zubaran and
Jose Vansconcelos. outlined the con.
stitutionalist attitude toward the ques-
tion Of representation at Niagara
Falls. maintaining that it is for the
United States and not for the media
tors or the representatives Of General
Huerta to decide whether representa-
tives OF the Constitutionalist cause
should take part In the deliberations.
The statement from Durango. where
Carranza's provisional government has
been established several days. was ad-
dressed to the American press. with
note to the effect that It had official
aancfion although II WAS not 4 formal
declaration.
The Keota news., 1914-06-05

plassl asyvAses. q.
frests aAA Kills ~
Aiss. Neat, oiaao. q.
namoAtAl, ooavoolaOt
cheap. lasts ell
ssAssa. 1ade o4
metal, cAarspill o. t1D
over; will not ooll -
lo3 ure anythiDG.
01aSAntaod e4esl1vo.
AL oo0oOro o9Soso1
oxpsooo Dol0 for QJM
Avs.. 1esstiyn, =. Z.
The Keota news., 1914-06-05

Beesemer Flooded by cioudburst.
Pueblo. - Considerable additional
damage was done in Pueblo Sunday
night by high water in the Fountain
river and q cloudburst which seemed
70 center over Besssmer and Minns
Qua Heights.
The Keota news., 1914-06-05
MRS. pUNLEAvY AMONG DEAD.
Bodies Of Wreck Victims Claimed BY
Relatives.

Quebec, June 2.-Identification OF
the dead from the wreck Of the Ca
madam Pacific steamer Empress OF
Ireland is proceeding more rapidly
than was expected. Nearly 100 Of the
1873 bodies brought here by the tender
Lady Grey have been recognized by
friends and relatives. This Is In I'D.
dition to the eighteen bodies identified
and claimed at Rimouski. The body
OF Mrs. F. H. Dunlevy Of Denver was
identified.
The Keota news., 1914-06-05

Ottawa.-The British and Canadian
governments are cooperating to make
the most thorough possible investiga'
ticn into the sinking Of the steamer
Empress Of Ireland.
The disaster will be inquired into
by a royal commission Of three. The
British government has appointed
George Vaux as its representative. He
has already sailed from England and
will reach Montreal June 8. when the
inquiry will be commenced. The
other two members Of the commission
will be judges Of the Canadian ad
miralty court
While the commission IL organising
Captain Lindsay. the wreck commits
sioner Of the government, Is carrying
on q preliminary investigation.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

8aB cine @bei6ei6ung NIT fr5b-
liAen TeitIidfeiten nidt nnoers mie
6te friibere SoH8eit gefeiert tpir6,
oos lit Die Neubeit, oie Die @elt 6tes-
mol niAt Sen Mmerifonern ber6onft,
ion6ern benz iorft in geieaidoftli6en
Dtngen 10 5uriidbaltenben Norpegen.
Gbriftionio mar in bteien Sngen Der
Shauplob 6es groBen Shetoungs-
banes, nit benz 0as @bepdor 8rtn
Ole Srennung ibrer 2ebensmege eir-
Geitete. Srou 8run, Die @emabltn
eines fpoblbobenoen noripegiihen
@roBfoufmanns, botte Dor fur5em tn
Der @bei9ei0ungsflage gegen ibren
Mtann 6aS erftrebte S1eioungSurtetl
erbalten. aetner Ser beioen Betrof-
fenen betro6tete 6te ri6terlihe Gnt.
ideioung oIs cine bGuSli6e Erog6Oie.
Seds Sabre tpnren tie berbeirotet ge-
ipeferI botten geneinfnm btel Slid
un0 Sreli6e un0 aud manhes 2ei6
qenoHen: MN, oa Die Sttnoe Der
Erennnng fdIug, Foute freuotge ge-
genfeitige Danfobrfeit fir oas &C.
noifene Slid ale onoeren @efiible
iibertonen. 90 entitonb BET benz ge-
fhteoenen Ghepaor Der HI1n, BITE
Sdeioung NIT einem 9antett un0
einem @nn au feterr, un6 Stpor tn
oemieIben SoteI, mo feds Sabre frii-
ber 0as Sod5eitsmabl geboIten NOR.
ben mar. ga, ole Greitnbe unb Be-
fannte, Die oornols Ser Era1tltttg bet-
uobnten, tpuroen nltnmerb our Shet.
oungseier geIaben. @ie erbtelten
cine reiaen6 eeorudte biibiAe Gin
Io6ungsfarte, ote tn Gorm unb Cert
ben ~genobnliden &od5eitsetnldbun-
gen entiprnh, MIR NIT Dem l1nter-
fiheo, 0aB ftatt 0aur Geier Der Ger
mdblung~ biesntnl BUR Setter Der
Shetbung~ geIoben pur0e. Mm
SdluB oes Bontetts erbob Der ge.
fhie0ene Gbemonn Ietn @Ios gum
8obI Ietner friiberen @en1obItn unO
oanfte ibr yoits tiefftem $eroen fir
oie mentgen gliifliHen Sabre, BITE
er an ibrer Seite berbrtnsen ourfte."
Dem ttoIteniiden Mrst Brofeiior
Dabfoe GieI6t Setter oes ItGtbtifben
aranfenbauies In @ergamo, lit, tpte
uerIniite, cine ni6tige ntrurstf9e
gntoedung gelttngen: er bat ndnlfh
in @ummi einen o~oTtommenen griaB
fir fIetidlihe BeftnnOteiIe eefunOet.
NadOem bteIer Goge oie ongeiebere
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
gerIObums bes 9taatsfefretGrs b.
SagOtu.

Ser Better 0es Berliner Iusipdr-
ttoen Mmtes, Stoat8fetretdr @ottIteb
b. Sa0ptp, bat iih, pie bereits einerr
Sqilc Ser 2eier fur6 eetnel0et1 nit
elmer @rGfin al @olms- 2auba9 ber-
Iobt. Staat8iefretGr @ottIieb Gueen
@iintber b. Sogop ftebt I'M 81. Be-
benSjobre. Or tpur0e IN Berlin alS
IehItes &in0 0eS 1888 b~eritorbenen
NittmeiiterS a. 9. un0 @rbidgermei-
tiers Der &1trmnrt b. Sogop aus BEL
fen erIter Gle nit Srefin Suite b.
@abI geboren. Seine oipIomotiibe
9m1fbnbn begann er al8 IttaA6 IN
Nom ltno Wiin1en. Ilg 2egations-
IefretGr NOR er in 9amburg uno
Mont. go1 ieiner @rnenrung gum
QeqationSrot NOR Serr b. Sagon
SunG1ft In &om oonn in &aag un6
etlt Sobr ipGter mieOerum IN @om
tGttG. 1906 mltr0e er ais Borfrd-
qen0er Mat ins Mltstp1rttge Nmt be-
rufen. 1907 fam er nI8 @efan0ter
nod 2uremburg unb 1909 als Bot
Ihofter nod &om in neIher SteIlc
berbIieb, Big er no1 oem8o0e &i6er-
lens an Die Spibe 0es Ausw6rtiger
Mmte8 6er1lfen tpuroe. = Die graf.
Iihe Gomilie al SolmS-2au6ah ge-
bort Dem boben M0el an. Ser 3weia
SoIms- 3auba9 entitnmmt Dem Sfpet'
ten MIt Der 2inte 8ar1itb. @ls
Stammboter gilt Der am 90. Wedr;
1871 %geborene unb am 90. Snnuai
|t723 geftorbene @raf SrieOri2 @rnl
gu Solms-2ouboh, &err 81 9unbab
- Snotpii1en pirO bic 8~erlobunf
oes @toatsfefretdr8 %bnlbnmtliG be
fonnteegeben, 9nna6 bat Ofe Der
Iobung am Z. I. so. oltf Sd!oB arns
burg In $eiien ituttgefunOen. on
8roitt lit Ote @rdfin 2uitgnrO Dor
SoIms. 2aitbnd; fte lit bic liinglt'
Eohter oes be~rItorbenen @rnte1
Srieori9 gu Collins 2oubuA nno let
ner gIei9fnIls n~eritorbenen @ennD
lin, 9eborenen @rdftn 81 5tolberg
@ernigeroOe. Gle ftebt TN Al Se
bensidbre.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
Die Sprn6ansbiIbnag Der 0arine.
attitudes.

@ei Der in Der guoaettommiHior
0es Geidstages erfolgten 8epilIi-
gung oes neuen Observation-Disclosures
items fir 0ie characterization 8e.
pltblifen 9raiilien Chile, Mrgenti.
MEN un6 llruglaD nit Dem fp1teren
Stb in guenos Qires betonte Der
StaotSiefret1r 0es Geihsmorineamts
ouf eine lnfrage nus0riidIih, 0ab
ais iteler @ttohe elm Seeoffisier in
Nrsiidt genomnien lei, Der 0ie Can.
0eSIprnhe bollfommen beberriHe.
@s lit 0ies i'm borIiegen6en San Dor
allen 0ie iponiI1e SproHe. Dab 6ie
in 9onoon rnO Ioris beqIoubigten
Wnrineottotes oas gnolifhe uno
8ron3oiifde nie ibre Mutteriprohe
beberrfhen miifTerl, fam ais IeIbIt-
~beritdnolib bo~rnusgeiest tperoen. Or
bobte Mnfor6erungen an ole gproh.
n%usbil6ung tper0en o6er bereits an
Die Marineottohes NIT Dem Sit In
ct. petersburg unO Hom qeTtent.
Sir oteie tritt Elm 8e6errfden Dor
allen 6es gfuHiihen itn6 6es Static
niihen htn3it. Iuf @erfiiqung Der
oberiten Morinebebor0en baoen ote
fir oteie Boiten beitimmten Mttohes
Dor benz @ntrttt ibrer @omman6os
fih fpeitgeben6e RenntnifTe oieier
2nroesipraden an5ueignen, 90 oieS,
gan3 abgeieben bon onoeren Graqen,
6ereits 6as Stuoi1m un0 6ie &ennt.
nisnohme ser Sogesliterntur uno Der
Breiie e~rfor0ert. @te Iebr ober BITE
oberfte Marinebeb0rOe nod iiber
oieie MnforOerungen hinouseebt, be-
tpeift, mfe 6fe nRieIer Neueit. @ahr.~
b%erborbeben, ole geiebung 6es Mn-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Softo Wofo-
bomo). SbqIeih BEN Wdrinettohe
bei Ser gotiHaft in Gofto Elm Dol
metiheroffi5ter in Ser Berion oes
Sregottenfopit6ns 8. 8. gIomeDer
b~et9egeben lit, beberrfft Der neue
Marineottofe fir Sopan, Ropitdn.
Ieutnant BON R1orr, Der i'm Begriff
lit, feline Edtigfeit ouf3unebmen, boil
ItGn6ig Ste inponiide 5prade. Sdon
Dor Sobren mar er in Der Gage, onS
BON 6em ioponti6en M0miroltnb Der
~ousgegebene @erf ifber oie ioponti6-
ruftiden Notwithstanding mtIter-
aiiltfa ins 0eutiHe gu iiterieben, etne
2eiifun9, ste peitgebenbe Nnerfen-
rtunq fan6. Mrh beint Stabe BEG
&reisereefhmaoers in 0Itaiien itno
ff1n0fa @eeoffi8iere fomman0tert,
Ste 6ie @pro6en oes fernen 9itens
beberriHen.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

! nd6 @6lesfDtg 81 D~erDtitoer1. IN
81. M6rs iibernabm Der 3rin3 aa1l-
bert oen OberbefebI iiber idmtlihe
tmDienIt befin6lihen 4rtegsfobrseu-
ge uno ihtffte fid altf Der 0@riae"
elm. 9teie nchielte am ID. Ipril
noroIiA bon 9iigen nit ben 0ani-
fhen S6iffen uSfioIo" uno 0ajdl.
Lamb" cine Mn5obl BON Sdiiiien, bel
nelfer @eIegenbeit namentlih Der
@ert Der iib%erIegenen @eidpin0ig-
felt Der .@riae" In Die Gri1einltng
frat. Cine befon6ere @ebeuting botte
Dies @efe9t notiirIid ebenio menig
uie am "a. QprtI oo8 Sreffen BET
@itotp- BoitboltS, in benz Die o6ni.
i6e Sreeotte DEor6enifjoIO" ourh
bic fIeine Grille aur Slu6t geno-
tiat puroe. Dies NOR iibrigens Die
Iette9[ftion oes prellBiihen @ei6po'
0erS in Der Office Dor Dem Wdffen'
Itinitono am 12. D2dt. Dobingeeen
noren inamii6en Der u9reuBii9c
M0Ier" un0 6te bei0en &~ononenboote
u9lib~ uno o8oiiIi8f" aus benz
W2ittelmeer nod Der 9or0iee ouritd-
gefebrt un0 beteiligten fth om 9.
Weai an benz unenti6te0enen Seege-
fedt 0eB 6fterreidiihen @eidmoOer8
inter benz Rommooore Segettboff
qegen bic 0Gfen BET 9elgolono.
@Gbrenb 6es Observation-Disclosures belt
Der 4ontq am 6. Stunt Dor SDine.
miinoe cine @ebue iiber Die 5lotte
ab, rno oie inapiiden in Don5tg
fertiggeTtente n8ineta" itieB at benz
in Spinemiin0e I~iegen0en @eiGpa-
Der. 99ad MbIouf oeS @affenltia-
Itan6es bottle oie brittle &anonen-
boots0ibifton am 9. Sitli nod Elm
Ereffen NIT Der 8reeotte nSoroer-
ffiolo" un6 6emNoo0ompfer oSeclo"
un6 in Ser Woroiee tpuroe Der 06ni.
I9e &apitGnlelitnont Sommer om
10. Suit ge5n1ngen, itd nit ben
bon Tim i'm frieiiiden @dftenmeeer
BEL ben SnieIn SDbl unO Splt befeB-
Iigten Gabraeugen Dem &omman-
6onten 6es preuBiiden &ononenboo,
tes u8Iis" 8t er9eben. 90 an fol-
genben Gage bic @affenftinItanO8-
berbon6lungen begonnen, Ote gum
Grte0en bon @ien fiibrten, 70 maren
6onnit oie friegerii6en @ftionen be.
enoet. Sotte Die preuBii6e Slotte
ou6 niGt entiheioen0 OH Dem @uS.
gang oes ariege8 mitpirfen fonner,
10 mar bod BON ibr Ser @etpeis err
broht, 6ob - mas friegerii6en @etlt
bdrof = fte ftd 0ttrdaus ebenbir.
tig Der Mrmee 8nrSeite ftenen fonnte.
0ies ntrbe ot6 bon benz &0nig
onerfannt, Der In Dem @~rmeebefebl
bonn Z. DECEMBER 1864 bon ibr
fagte: Meine neltbegrinbete Glotte
bat It6 ben 2%onbtruppen tpiirotg
ongefdloHen uno 8dbIte IN ibrem
grnftfompfe nidt Oie3abl Der feinO-
Ii6en S6iffe.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
gera @anrina-greh

Die iGon Ianee ols Mitelieb Oes
beanrterl ruiIifGen Grio8 oef6dste
RIabieripreIrtn Sror Wera Mrirfno.
BreB, tratr6e tir5lih nod etnen &of'
fonaert BON Der @roBber0ogtn GoeI'
bets bon 2urembatrg 6urd bic oolOent
Meboile FIR a1rnit 1trnb Wtfierdfnfi
ousge8etGmet. SIZE Rii1iftIerin TIT 0tt
Satin 6es @eigers DrofeIfor Wihael
NreB, Der nidt MN nIs berborrugen-
ser @ummermrhtfer, ion0ern aud ols
t-empernmemtponer SoItft ibA groben
MnIebenS erfreut. S6tpobl f9 0ns
Srto ieIbft oIs rufftf9 beoeidnet
pfIeot es bod neben Der etnbetmH4en
oi,& Ole fIoifii6e 6eltf9e iospie 6te
mo6erne Meltftf - as tit tutgner er-
freldiA, tpenst man feftIteIIet Dn1n,
ooB aud 6ie Grnaien Fit ibre 0eiihrn-
cen etrs entipre4err6e aaaa8efdasatiro
erbnIte4
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
Sanbwerfernamen bic man ni6t
mebr fennt.

@s 0itrfte MIR menigen Meniben
betonnt fein, 6ab eine ganoe8obl bon
&on6merfernamen aus unierem
Spro6i6ase beridnunOen iino, nro
it9 b5@iten8 nod als Samtlien-
nonten erbolten baber. Gum Sell
Ttn6 6teie Sanonerfe aus Der Set
qeihmun6en, b. +. tie itn0 fetne
&an6nerfe mebr fir ftd, ODER ober
fie utr6en nit onoeren beridmol6en
uno fin0 0aber aus Dem @eithtsfrei,
fe qeIongt. 60 fannte man friiber
in Ser EtI9Ieret ben u0tlilteler" ODER
ben Wetl6enma1er, ienen Mann, Der
fid eben gart5 altsfdIieBli6 NIT Der
SerItelung bon Wtltloen betatigte.
Gin vSborner" mar Elm Sonomerfer,
oefien Mufgobe e8 mar, fid Der Ser
ttaltng bon &austiiren urO Goren 81
mi0mert uno es 9oh gande Genera
tionen bon uEbornern@. @ei6le6-
ter, In oener bic S0bne, Die @1fel-
Timber, ober aud ote ShDiegerlohne
uno gGpieeerenfel nidts on0eres
fonnter, oIg Eiiren un0 Gore 5u mo-
den. Sie bro9ter e8 Oarin 81 elmer
Qroben Gerttgfeit, un0 man be5eih-
nete He oIs Sborner, iporous it9
mobI aud Der bielbefonnte Somt-
Itetnomen Der Sborners entpidelt
boben mag. Gin @~eiti6enmoder
tpur6e r@efi1er" genannt, Elm Ger
TELLER confederation bieB Better"
Sanbmerfer, Sic fth nit Der $eritel-
lung bon GBaeugen unf 9eiteds ab-
goberl tpur0en nGopeler" aber audi
n@epeler" eernnnt, mdbren0 oieie-
nigen $orbperfer, bic oas S6lei-
fen Der Mtefier, oas $erftelen Der
@hIeifiteine beIorgten, v4iibeler""
bteBen. u&mtbler~ madten Gauit-
uttb onOere &nn0i1ube, u4letber"
bedten bfe D1der nit Strob uno
0ebm. Ser 0SneIer" ~entfernte bic
@inbe bon ben 811tmen, Der uOeifie-
Ier~ mo@te Del aug ben Miifen, mer
aus ben beri1ieoenen SngreOienoien
ben tpoblIhmedenben Met brdlte,
bieB vMetter~. SntereHnnt lit es,
bob bte metiten &letnfr6mer ben Bel
nnnet1 vWtnfler@ fiibrten, oober 1T
pobl aud BITE &61tfiefeit oieieS yta-
mems Dit erfl6ren. Mer eth fletnes
@efhdft betrteb, Die @oren niHt &C.
robe TN @roBen barlOelte, Der b0rte
auf bieIe Heoetdnitng. Gin groBer
Sell biefer &on6merfsnnmen TT Der
geien ia, man obnt foim nod, bob
6aS &onbperf ieunuIs beTtunben bat.
ltub ben efnoigen Mnboltspuntt 6a-
fiji, bnB bieie Nomen ienuls be
Itnn6en, bietet BITE GnmtltenGronif
ser perImteoenen GoniIien, bic gum
EetI bic Mamen nod bette fibren
unb bcmit 8euenis 6nbon geben,
NIT meI@em &onbtpert iid elmer
librer ltrubne1 beihdfttgt bad.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
9nttrtFantss aus auer @eIt.

Gas 81 Ser ~sefligsItcn @UIfin. -
G6eideiOnueSfste. II @nmmi ais
Tleiideriat. - Die 8iese Oes
Snfareides. - geqnemsr Slid
fang.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
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Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

Der eIeftrii6en gtrabenbabn In Der
b%inoirne brodte. Gr leitete auf otele
@eiie einen Strom bon 500 Bolt IN
oos 8affer ob, 1mo oieier Ctrom &C.
niiete, INN in einem beitimmten uin'
freiie idmtlide Slide gu totem ODER
6u betdiiben. Dieies 8erfabren, oas
notiirlih Itrofbor lit, Bot cine 9etpti
NebnIiHteit nit benz 6ii9fang nit
tells 9pnomft, MIR baB es melt nele-
gonter~ TIT.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28
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merflpitrbige @eIAi1te, ote Die I'm
gegenb BON 9afaDette I'M Stonte Sn-
otano gum S1altpIBe bate. Seft etni'
ger Bet geloneten ouf Dem Marfte
bon 9afabette u~ngetp6bnIih grobe
Mengen bon gtid,en, 6eren &ertunit
man ftG niGt erflGren fonnte, gum
@ertaif. @s mnroe bon ben Gebor-
ben etne uttteriu6ung eingclettet, uto
man ent6edte idIieBlia IN Der Mdbe
elmer Bride, BITE bic betben l1efer oeS
Boboib mtteinanber berbtn6et uno
bte ron elmer eIeftrtIhen Strabe1bnbn
qefreltat tpir6, atpet MGnner, BITE ben
SiiAfong ouf b5fit nterfniirotge Nrt
al1siibter. Ser cine Der beiben M6n.
ner belt efne an ei1tem Inngen @otod
befetigte MngeI In Der &atb utb
Tdten r1tbtg All angelrt, tpdbrerN Iein
@enofie, Der Elm penis fircmabpdrts
ntf etnem Boote itanb, NIT einem
qroBen @hSpfeimer fdbeIbaft grobe
Menoen bon Giinen, bic auf Der @aT.
IerfI1de fdtpammen, aus benz T1tiie
6erausboIte uno in fem S1iffIeiil
mari. Mls man rGber binfab. mnGtt
man bic gntoeditne, 0nB Die &ngsl
bps MneIers ein febr fetner, iorgfdlt'O
ifoIierter Drabt mar, urto baB Der
Slider Oteien 0rabt ieOen aluqenblid
nit Der oberirOti9en StromoiiSOttanl
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

Was iiinglt In Sobofe1 PEI gtelp
gorf geifeben 1T, pdre ungloliblth,
menn es niht in einem 8ro5eiie, Der
am a. Sebruar our @%erbonolung ge-
Ionote, in oner SeffentIidfeit uro
inter ungebeltrem Subel Der 8u'
borer beIproGen poroen mare. IS
fIaate elm SeiOenpeber nomers
8idle aus Stem SerieD gegen ben
,8rofeIIor" Siforo auf &iiderltot-
tuna BON $25 uno cine Gntiddoiging
BON $500, Setter un6 i~orgenlos ar
beitete 8idle felt Idngerer Belt in et'
ner Seioenmeberei in Seem Serlep
un6 batet fein reitIides @itsfom-
men, Bis i'm zines id0nen Eoges Der
gbraeta podte uno CT Oos beige Ser
Ionqen fpiirte, iebr reid SIT peroen
tn6 etne bornebme Dame ais @ottir
beimsufiibren. I'm iein 8iel al err
reifen ging er iofort gum B~rofeIior
5tforo, Ser fi6 in 8eitungsanoetgen
oeriibmt bottle, Elm Shpor5fiinitler
1tn6 orientoIti6er 8ouberer al fem
tn0 nift bios bppnotbiiieren, ion-
bern aud oie 9ltfunft %porberioeen 5t
f6nnen. &idIe 8oblte $25 uno 8ro-
feIior Sifora beripro6 ibm oofrr
cine biI6biibi6e Groit NIT elmer 8ar-
mitqift bon elmer Chiffon. lin ie6o6
at oiefen i60nen 9ingen 81 gelon-
oer, foIte 8idIe iid tGglih mebrere
in einem oi6t BET $obofen
Qelegenen @alo aifbaIten 1trO idarfe
ltnIhou balten, Inn 0as Sect elmer
t~uful6er6oren gefIiigelten @0lfirL Die
Ser 8rofe1iro einen heiligen Bogel
naltnte, at ent0efen. Plus benz geeite
ioate er Elm 81 reuben ltro oieies
oann flint o@ehn in Der ahielbohle
atfbepobren. @Gbreno oieier ean8en
Belt foQte err, abgeieben bon &epfeln
eIfen 0iirfen. Am Shluiie Der
fiinften @o6e piiroe er i'm Wnloe
8iiion bober: en- piiroe ben
un6 Softer @iIbeIm 8u bieben
befommen. Gr broudte oann MIR 81
y@ebt mir cine biibi6e Srou
ltll6 cine MiGionl" rro Der 8apit
1in0 ser 4oifer tpiiroen ieinen MuniA
ouf Ser Gteue erfii1en. Inter ftiir.
mifder Seiterfeit offer, Ste Der @e-
ridt8berbonol1tng b%eiDobnten, err
8idle nit unerihiitterlidem
grnt, 6aB err Dem 8auberer beripro-
den babe, ftd ftrene nod ieinen @or-
idriten 5u rt6ten. Or bnbe aber baS
geeIt elmer gefliieelten 80lfin Der.
gebli6 geiudt urt6 i6lteBlih eth Sou-
benei in oie @dfeI geleet; flint 80
den babe CT es getroget un0 lei iDltrt-
oerbarer @eife nidt serbro8en.
Ser Mifter fam atpar at Ser ueber-
5eltgtng, BOB Der Brofeffor Stforo
elm @ouner fei; 90 ibm aber, 10 bieB
es in benz l1rtetl, Ser ltnbefangene
4idIe oie @oitnerei gor au Geidt ge-
motte babe, ieien inn MIR Die $25,
i'm Die er betro9en por0en lei, 5u-
riid8uerItotten, mGbreno Die @ntidd-
6ie1tuesanipriide auriidgcpieien Der-
oen miiBten.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-28

Cine S6eIi6e ltebriidt 6es @eIeifts
ten ,ub @rIebten moGt erit, OoB mon
Ietmes Guns eetpobr unO frO6 perOeg
lie fftrt sur @etutHenbuftiGfet. Gd4'
Ter mo Srrtiirner. treten BET icIdse
Hu&EaRrm,o bon ieIbit bernor.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-26
ALL-DAY SEWING AND
 MISSIONARY MEETING
Held With Mrs. Charles Ellis-Appro- priatione voted-Cficsrs Elected.

An all-day sewing and missionary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Ellis at Leffingwell Wednes- day. At noon IS sat down to dinner of clam chowder, pies and coffee. At 2.30 In the afternoon a meeting was taffed by the president, Mrs. G. K. Peckham, and the following programme was conducted: Singing, He is the Saviour for Me; 14th chapter of Romans, read by all; prayer, offered by c. 'E. Ellis; secretary's report read and accepted; reading, Hitherto and Henceforth, Mrs. J. G. Ward reading. How a Governor in Siam Found Christ, Mrs. c. Ellis.
 The February letter telling of the work among the Japanese in Seattle was read by Mrs. Calvin Beebe. All
 Joined in singing I Must Tell Jesus. A poem, Alone, was read by Mrs. Edwin Lathror. Reading, What l Saw in China, Mrs. Emma Tyler; The Weak
 and Wicked, by Mrs. Ella Beebe; read Ing, A Lesson About a Cub, Mrs. T. H. Peabody.
 This being the annual meeting, the treasurer's report was read, showing l that all apportionments had been fully met, and $22.10 in the treasury, of which it was voted that s5 be sent to l the Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission society, s5 to the Woman's American Home society. An extra of | fering of S6S has been raised in the ! last year.
 l The officers elected were as fol lows: Mrs. G. K Peckhan, president
 Mrs. J. G. Ward, vice president; Mrs | c. E. Ellis, secretary and treasurer
 The attendance was 21, and an offer. l ing of $40 was taken.