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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-06-04
"A Doctors Prescription for CougI

"a UUClUI ) TIeSCIIptIuH IUi OVugU.
One.fourth to one teaspoonful of DR..
Kings New Discovery. taken as need.
ed. will Soothe and check coughs. colds
and the more dangerous bronchial and
lung ailments. You can't afford to
take the risk of serious illness, when
so cheap and simple a remedy as DR.,
Kings New Discovery is obtairfable.
Go to your Druggist today, get a bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Discovery, start
the treatment at once. You will be
gratifled for the relief and cure OBJ
tanned. ADV. No. 1
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-06-04

! hereby certify that the above and
foregoing thirty 1907 names is a true
and correct list of Petit Jurors drawn
to appear and answer in open court at
the Court House Of Jefferson Davis,
Parish Louisiana, at II o'clock A. M.
on Monday, June 21st, A. D. 1915.
Clerks Office, June 4th. 1915.
/. R. Price,
(SeaD Clerk OF Court.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-06-04
PERSONAL MENTION
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LIBERAL REWARD for informa ton
or return of articles taken from run
about car standing on main road East
of Roanoke on morning of June 3rd.-
Notify Liberal" this office. 1t.25p
C. A. LaRue of Sulphur was the
guest of friends in Welsh Thursday.
Just received a new stock of racket
goods at Murphy'S.
Miss Cora Carr principal of
Franklin High School and Miss Francis
Carr teacher of the CenterVille School
arrived at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 70. S. Carr the latter part
of last week for the summer.
FOR SALE;-One first class young
Jersey cow, just freSh.--R. M. Gray.
Miss Helen Lewis accompanied
by her little sisters left for Cali
fornia Monday where they eX-
pect to spend the summer visit
ing friends and relatives on the
Pacific Coast.
Mr.. Sidney Yantis returned
Monday from Baton Rouge
where he has been a student the
past year in the State University.
Quite a number from Welsh eX-
pect to leave within the next day
or two for extended trips to the
west to see the San Francisco ex-
position and other sights of inter
est in the west. Among those
who are planning to leave within
the next few days are: Mr.. A. I.
Jones and family; Mr.. E. H. Boil
ing and family; and Prof. and
Mrs. Aylesworth.
Mr.. John A. Mcayeal of Crowley
was accidentally killed on his
farm Wednesday. He was alone
when the unfortunate accident
occurred. It is supposed that he
became entangled in the machin-
cry Of his pumping plant. Mr.,
Mcayeal was we'll known in this
community where he was quite
active in some religious extension
work.
A lot Of household
furniture for sale reason
able. Apply Mrs, Flossie
Robinson
The new city council was duly
installed in office Tuesday night
and transacted several items of
business of interest as will be no
ted from a record of their pro-
ceedings in this issue of the Jour
nal.
Friends will be glad to learn
that the sister of Messrs.R. A.and
C. E. Estes is now resting some
better in Crowley. They were
called to her bed side last Friday
on accent of her critical condition
where they remained until Mon
day, She has had very severe
attack of typhoid fever yet it is
felt by friends that the crisis has
passed and that she will contin.
ue to improve,
Friends Of little Gladys West
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
'REv0L UTI0NARY LEADER
SAYS YUAN is TRAITOR

| associated Press by FEDERAL wirelessl
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 3d.
Gen. Hwang Using, revolutionary lead
er. who IL here working amongst the
Chinese Of the eastern states for the
financing OF the expected revolution in
China. gave out statement yester-
day regarding the revelation which is
reported TO have broken out in the
province Of Yunnan.
The sole object Of this uprising"
he said. Ifs to uphold the republican
government, to demonstrate the un-
popularity Of the plans of the mo-
anarchists and TO punish Yuan Shih-Ka
for his treachery to the republic and
for the violation Of his oath of Office.
The reyolutionists will fight under
the flag of the republic, to which .
white pennant will be added, inscribed
with the objects Of the republicans.
Gen. Hwang lauds the patriotism
of Governor Tasi. He says that he in
tends to return to China soon to take
his stand with the republicans in
arms.
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AUSTRIA WILLING TO
SUBMIT ANC0NA CASE
TO HAGUE, SAYS REP 0RT
ASSOCIATED Press by.Federa Wireless

ASSOCIATED Press byF Federal Wireless
WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 27.-Of.
ficials OF, the state department today
declared that there has : been no
change in relations between this gov
eminent and Vienna, nor In the stu
alton caused by the sinking of the
steamer Ancona. The department is
still awaiting Austria's reply to the
last American note on the matter.
Unofficial dispatches from Berlin
assert that Austria-H Hungary is willing
and ready to submit the entire mat
ter to arbitration at the Hague or 9TH
er tribunal.
United States government officials
when told of these dispatches declin-
ed to comment, but it is known here
that such proposal on the part of
Vienna would not meet the views of
either the President or of Secretary
Lansing, as being totally at variance
with the demands made by the United
States. n.y.
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ALLEGED
TEUTON PLOTTER
IN SAFE KEEPING
{ ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless
NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 25-Rob.
ert Capelle, one of the main officials
In the New York offices Of the HAM
burg-American Company, who has
been lodging the federal subpoena
servers since November, was finally
served last night and will appear In
the trials of some of the Germans ldn-
der arrest charged with Implication in
the various bomb plots.
Capelle came into the city from his
hiding place last night after dark and
would probably have succeeded, In
again lodging the summons TO appear
as witness had he not spseded his
machine beyond the legal limit and
been pursued and taken to the police
station by traffic officer. i
When being booked for speeding, Ca
pelle was recognized and the federal
officers notified. He was held until
they arrived with the federal sub
pOena.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
HISTORIC iBATTL ESHlP
OREGON TURN ED OVER
]. TO GALE 0RNIA MILITIA

GAssociated. Press by Federal Wifeless1
: SAN DIEGO, CAL, Dec. 27-Secre-
tary of the Navy Daniels has ordered
Cmdr. Reeves, now in charge of the
famous battieshfp1 Oregon. to turn that
vessel over tonthe California naval
militia at San Francisco. February
Is has been set by the department as
the date of the transfer.
Considerable surprise was manifest
ed here when 1t was reported that the
navy department has decided not to
permit the naval militiamen to handle
the big 13-inch guns that now arm the
two monster turrets OF the flagship of
Admiral Dewey.
The Oregon carries lsome heavy
broadside guns, besides a large number
of rapid-fire guns and automatics and
the militiamen will have to confine
their studies in warfare to the opera
tions of these smaller weapons, &C.
cording to information reaching here
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27

SCORESMETHODS
OF PEACE PARTY
Champion Of Moments Votes
Deserts FOrd's Cause and
viii Return Home
Associated Press by Federal Wireless

Associated Press by Federal Wireless
STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Dec. 81
Declaring that she can no longer en-
dure the "undemocratic methods OF
the managers OF the Ford peace expe-
dition," Mrs. 1nez Boisseyain, who
won fame as 1nez Milholland. suffra-
eette leader. resigned yesterday from
the Ford party and will return home.
In an interview today Mrs. Boisse-
vain declared the methods followed. by
the managers of the Ford peace ship
are UNDESIRABLE" and "undemoctatic. "
She added that the expeditions was
bound to fail because Of them.
There has not been the slightest
attempt 10 secure general discussion
OF the problems. in which ne were
all interested declared the ezsstwhile
spffragette. "Plans In which every
member Of the party had q vital In
tefeBt, and q right to CONSIDER before
they were put into effect were held
close secrets. Decisions were made
for lis all BY selfscenstituted leaders,
who neither: IN numbers nor expert
ence were entitled TO dominate over
the rest 81 ns.Sl II
+As the party Is at present organ.
lied any object, no matter how at
tainable through proper methods, be-
comes hopeless. The whole expedi-
ton is abortive and am leaving it. !"
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SELECT BASES
FOR SUBMARINES
At CANAL zone

[ ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless]
PANAMA, C. T., Dec. 25.-Brig. gen.
Goethals, Brig.-gen. Edwards and Ad-
miral Grant are here comforting over
the selection of submarine bases at
each end of the canal and it is prob
able that when these bases are de-
termined upon and prepared there
will be an increase in the sizes of the
submarine fleets for canal defense
work.
The two generals and the admiral
are also arranging the locations for
the mine fields and the other planned
defensiyes.
S Concerning the bases for the subma-
rines and the number which should be
stationed at the isthmus, the confer
ence board will make its recommends
tions to the war and navy depart
ments.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27

DAYTON, ohio.-A i mill levy for
permanent road building has been
voted by Montgomery county electors.
following a two-year construction pro-
gram in which Is miles of brick high
ways have been built. This vote in
sures $4,000 a year for two years,
which will be augmented by state aid
and by assessments upon specially
benefited lands.
Dayton's highway program is part
of the general awakening that fol-
lowed the disastrous flood of 1918.
With tremendous task of rebuild
ing before 1t, ordinary political con-
sideratipns were thrown to the
winds, city manager installed and
q sentiment for thoroughness In pub
lie work engendered which has
brought Dayton to the very front Of
American cities of its size. ~
Credit for interpreting this spirit
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chinese EDITOR
MURDERED in
SAN FRANCISCO
Shot While Leaving Chinatown
Banquet: Believed to Be
Emissary OF Yuan

Associated Press by Federal Wireless
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec. 27.--
The wave Of revolt that Is reported
TO be sweeping through China agalnstt
the newly constituted monarchy reach
ed San Francisco tonight when mi
unknown assassin shot down tn cold
blood Wong Yuen Yung. formerly edtgl
tor OF the Shanghai Asiatic News. O.
publication known to be pro-monarch-
ical In its tendencies.
Mr.. Wong was killed as he stepped
from private boz. where he had;
been dining with two commissioners
from China to the recent San Fran
cisco exposition. and died almost
without struggle.
The murder OF the editor b the culs
mination OF numberfof attacks made
upon HIM m the last few months. ever
since the carnpalgn for the elevation
Of Yuan Shih Kali 10 the monarchy be-
San to grow hot In China
His PLANT .Heinhen.
Mr.. Wing was driven from Shang-
hal hys 4 series of attempts on his
life that ended when the plant Of his
paper was Nrecled By bomb some
time ago. He came TO this country
to escape his assaiIants, It Is said. al.
though there are reports here that he
was also the bearer Of q secret miss
sion from Yuan Shih-Kai, who. Il Is
asserted By prominent members Of
the local Chinese colony, h q cousin
Of the editor.
The murdered man was guest at.
a large Christmas hanuuek given IN
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MONGUL BANDITS
ATTACK MISSIONARIES
(Associsted Press BY Federal wireless

lAssocisted Press by Federal WireIessl
PEKING, China. Dee. 27.-An ap-
peal for aid has been received by
Minister Reinsch. announcing that the
Scandinavian mission at Patsebolong,
Mongolia, has been attacked by ban
dts, and is in extreme danger.
The bandits, said the despatch to
the American minister, surrounded the
mission after setting fire to some of
the outbuildings.. and had been keep
ing up a steady fire on the inmates.
Appeals for aid to the Chinese COM
manders of troops In the neighberhood
brought back replies that the troops
were unable to afford the missionaries
any protection. ~. :: 49, -.
DR.. Reinsch communicated the con-
tents of the despatch to the local ar-
thorities, with request for immediate
action. r. RI 49,.
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SANTA CLAUS GOOD TO
WHITE HOUSE NEWLYWEDS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless]
HOT SPRINGS. Va, Dec. 25.-The
President and Mrs. Wilson were
amongst the many guests which par
ticipated Ia the Christmas Eve cele-
bration given at their hotel here last
night, the Wilson's mingling freely
with the other guests in their first pub
lie appearance since their wedding.
! Christmas tree was one OF the
evenings events, both the president
and Mrs. Wilson receiving numerous
gifts from the hotel Santa Claus.
The Wilson's dined by themselves.
but joined the general celebration i'm
mediately after dinner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
AMERICANS CONTRIBUTE
LITERALLY TO RELIEF
WORK FOR BELGIANS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless
= NEW YORK. N. Y, Dec. 27-Some
idea of the vast amount Of work which
has been accomplished by the Ameri-
can Association for the Relief Of Bel.
GUM can be gathered by the an
nouncement made here tonight by
Alexander Hemphill, treasurer of the
Belgian relief fund. that 1898, IT'S has
been collected and spent during the
month of October.
And, Mr. Hemphill continued, the
work is going steadily on.
During the current month the relief
commission has averaged one ship a
day for the starving people of the war.
smitten country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
ANOTHER HUGE WAR
BILL FOR FRANCE,

PARIS, France, Dec. 2o.7--The SEN
ate yesterday adopted bill appropri-
sting $500, 100000 francs for the pur-
poses of the war during the first three
months of 1916. The bill postpones
the immediate application of the new
and much higher tax upon private rev.
enues and sets the date of its impo-
sition over until 1917. Minister Ri
bot, speaking on the bill, said that
the resources of France are still con-
siderable without resorting to extra
ordinary taxation. n - >,
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INNARARENA
ALLIES THINK TEuToks
PREPARING FOR BIG DRIVE,

PARIS, France, Dec. N.-Joffres
army and its British allies are tighten
ing their belts preparatory TO an ex-
pected German offensive Of tremen-
doua proportions. es--s--s---.sl-ss
4 Christmas came and went with little
or no change In the situation along
the hundreds OF miles OF trenches, bt,t
now, with the new year, the Allies be-
lieye that the Kaiser's hosts are pre-
pairing to launch an attack compared
TO which all other drives will fade into
insignifcancea
Indications point to gigantic at
tack all along the line from Flanders
to the Vosges mountains. Aeroplanes
report that all the German c0nlman nd
ers are now waiting upon Is a shift Of
the wind to the east so as to permit
the utilization of the vast volumes of
poisonous gases which they are ready
to launch upon their Allied foes.
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big INCREASE IN 4
Marine CORPS IS
RECOMMENDED
General Barnett Also Declares
Equipment of Sea Soldiers
is Obsolete
Associated Press BY Federal wiralessl

II IL
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 27.-
"Seyenty-five hundred additional men
and officers are needed by the marine
corps. according to the recommends
lions made public today by Maj.,gen.
George Barnett. commander Of the
sea soldiers of Uncle Sam.
!. The report of the commander Of the
corps after pointing out the vastly in
creased amount of work that Is being
done by the marines, and the prospect
that their field OF usefulness will grow
steadily as the countryss foreign in
terests Increase, declares that at the
present time the corps is In acute need
Of az least 1900 men. SO officers and 20
warrant officers in order to efficiently
perform the duties confronting 1t.
Gen. Barnett believes that the gov
eminent should keep mobile force
CT marines ready for any emergency
of at. least $500 men on the eastern
coast Of the country, and that 1900
men should be stationed at a base
camp on the west coast, ready to be
sent wherever needed.
tsrontinuing HIS recommendations
Gen. Barnett urges the appropriation
Of $4,000 for the purchase Of adj
vance base material.
The material now in use by the ma.
rines, says the report, was loaned In
the first place by the navy, and has
long since become obsolete in view Of
the lessons learned of late years.
The general also urges the gov
eminent to purchase a site on the
Pacific coast, preferably at San Diego.
on which great base could be erect
ed. The sum OF $4,000 should be
set aside for this purpose. declares
the report
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IN terms of road improvement is
given County Engineer Victor C.
Smith and Commissioned Charles f.
Bremen. They found that previous
highway improvements deteriorated
rapidly and involved a continual bill
for repairs. More improvements
simply meant 4 larger annual main
tenance charge. They figured It would
be good economy In the long run to
build highways of the most substan-
tiaI character possible and to balance
the Increased cost against the de-
creased maintenance. Six brick high
ways now radiate in every direction
from the city limits. !.
Dayton is located at the intersec-.
ton OF two projected rational high
ways, the National Pike and the Dixie
Highway. The foriner is a route Of
travel established by Congress IN the
early days Of tie last century when,
wagons and sffs4 coaches formed the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
PARTY
FORMED AGAINST
Yuan SHIHKAI
Country Seething With Revolt;
Troops Desert and Join
ReVolutionaries
tAssociated Press BY Federal wirelessl

tAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl
z SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec. 81
The Republican party In. China is not
to submit quietly to the overturning
of It's hopes and ambitions, and al
ready the revolt against the preten-
sions of Emperor Yuan Shih-Kai il as
Stunning serious proportions, accord.
ing to q cablegram from Picking. re-
ceived tonight by Tong King Chong.
president Of the Republican Protec-
tive Association Of this city
The despatch announces that "a
revolutionary party calling itself q
punitive expedition against Yuen Shin
Kai.s has already been organized and
that II is growing rapidly in power
and numbers.
The total overthrow Of the Yuan
government and the completed repudi-
alton of all the work done BY the
emperor-dictator is one of the aims Of
the reyolutiorists, declares the des-
patch. The program as outlined In
the message to Mr.. Tong asserts that
all interest on loans CONTRACTED by
the Yuan government, as we'll as all
contracts made by him, are to be dis
regarded should the new movement
succeed
There is a significant omission In
the message to Mr.. Tong, however,
which strikes men familiar with the
situation in China as peculiar. The
despatch fails to mention any details
Of the situation in the province Of
Kwangtung, one of the hotbeds of re-
publicanism in the fight against the
Manchu dynasty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
PACIFISTS SNUBBED
BY DUTCH OFFICIALS

LONDON. Eng Dec. 27-The Morn.
ing Telegraph's Copenhagen CORES.
pondent sends the following despatch
TO his paper:
Reports Of strife among the mem.
bers Of the Ford peace party continue
to grow
1T IL now asserted that Holland
has declined 70 permit the use of
The Hague as . headQuarters for the
propeganda Of the party, and that the
party viii remain here for the time
being, and will attempt. TO organise
Its headquarters IN this city,"
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EPIDEMIC or SCARLET FEVER
RAVAGlNG TEUTON CITIES

LONDON, Eng, Dec. 27.-The Morn
ing Telegraph's correspondent at Am
sterdam sends he following despatch:
According to information received
here the epidemic Of scarlet fever,
which broke out in Bromberg some
time ago, has got completely out of
hand, and has now reached Posen,
stern repressiye measures taken
by the government so far have failed
Of their-object, as the disease appears
to be increasing steadily"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
FORD PARTY ARRIVES
All SWEDISH CAPITAL

LONDON, Eng. Dec 25,--k Renter
16epstci nom Stockholm reports the
arrival there yesterday by special
train Of tthe members Of the Ford
peace party, welcome being extend.
z ed to them by the members of the
Swedish Peace and Arbitration Asso,
citation.
Mr.. Ford'f secretary announced that
Mr. Ford would fejoin the party soon
and that the delegation would not split
up becaOse Of the absence OF the
leader. but would go on with the orig
inal program.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-27
YASAKU MARU SAILORS
SHOW COOL COURAGE
Especial Gable to Nippu Jiji)

TOXIC, Japan, Dec. 24.-One hun.
dred and twenty passengers and 160
of the crew Of the Nippon Yusen Kai.
sh& liner Yasaka Maru we're saved in
her ships boats, when she was tor.
pedoed near the Suez canal. There
was no loss of life. The crew did
gallant work In the emergency and
was cool throughout. Specie lost was
yen 100000, consigned to the Ma
tional Bank of Japan. The govern
ment's loss. including the specie, was
yen 8, 200, zoe.
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CALIF0RNlANS WANT
LANSING ON BAllnTI
IAssociated Press bY Foderal Wirelessl

Associated Press by Federal wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. 25.-
Petitions asking that the name OF Rob-
ert Lansing, the present secretary of
state. be placed upon the ballot for the
presidential primary, in the place Of
the name of Theodore Roosevelt, we're
filed with the California secretary of
state yesterday. Members of the Pro
gressives who have now returned to
the Republican enrolment, started the
movement to place Mr.. Roosevelt's
name upon the ballot as Republican
candidate
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only means of transportation to the
growing west. It afforded access from
Washington to the capitals oil. Ohio. In
diana Illinois and Missouri. Dayton
was not on the original route. having
attained its present Importance after
the National Pike fell into compare
tive disuse. Now auto touring has led
10 REINFORCEMENT of this historic
road, much of its. length through Ohio
being paved with brick 90 feet wide.
The route has been revised to include
Dayton, by bringing the road six miles
to the south of its original location.
The Dixie Highway is a new project
to connect the Great Lake region with
Florida by continuous paved road.
The first brick on this highway was
lately laid by Governor Raiston Of In
diana at Martinsville, IN that state,
Both the National Pike and the Dixie
highway are 10 be paved their en-.
tire length IN MOntgo1nerY country.
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GUILTY or STEALING
PANTS, IS SENTENCED,
WILL APPEAL CASE

d. Bent, a student at Mckinley
high school. has been found guilty
in the police court of stealing a pair
Of trousers from H. Chang Chow
Chow claims that Bent, who lives next
door to him, took the trousers from
line in the yard, while Bent says
he found them in his room and thought
they had been left there by his cousin.
Bent was fined SIS, and his attorney.
L. NJ. Straus, notified the Judge he
would appeal to the circuit court