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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25
FURNISHES
SURGICAL WORK
MATERIAL FURNISHED BY EUROPEAN
is AN IMPORTANT CHAPTER IN
MILITARY SURGERY

Correspondence ~ the Assn,iatrd Press
san Francisco. June 25.-The material
which The European war j. furnishing
for an important chapter in military
surgery. was The KEYNOTE Of the S,mp1-
stun on Military Surgery which occu-
pied the attention Of the Section Of
Surgery NJ the American Medical ASSo
citation.
Dr. W. T.. Drcnnrn at Birmingham.
Ala. related hiS experiences during a
recent service of several months ia one
III the large military base hospitals III
Paris. l;uruigen-raN photographs Illus
trating The types of fractures and the
different stages of healing. were shown.
Surgeon I. +. Mccullough of The Uni.
ted States Navy described the surgcr, ~
modern naval warfare. Tie showed that
proprr care - those injured in modern
naval w%ariarr could hc oniy secured hy
making Y careful preparation during
times ~ peace. ", anticipating every
emergency before hattlc and IN caring
ter The wounded during and after naval
battles.
Major \. ". Williams ~ the Medical
Corps ~ The 7 HitrI States ARMY. W y
paper un surgery uu the Battlefield.
emphasized the difficulties encountered
Ia caring lor thc wounded in The present
European war 90 account ~ the amoun
ot trench fighting going ~.
Owing AZ The ma>>ing of large bodies
l men in the trrnchr> and the lack of
bathing facilities and clean clothing.
many sever ra~r> NJ Infection have lie.
vrl"pfh among lhr wounded M Rel.
gum. especially where the trenches
have been dug iu a soil that has been
heavily manure tor market gardening.
ihr percentage ~ infection j. yer, high.
w comparison with other wars. there T.
also a much higher proportion at shell
and >hrapncl wounds. due to the in
creased u>c 1T artillery.
A ncW ttpc vi wound ~ that produced
hN the darts dropped from a%eroplancS
NJ lunches ~ lnh ~ murr. which fall un
the enemy likr hail. producing wounds
like bullets Mtior Williams stated that
nj experience a. y field surgeon showed
that I'm the use Ut iodin. the skin could
W. quickly >trrilizel aud surgical work
done 10 the field An safely a. in the
elaborate operating rooms in city hos.
pital>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25
MAKING SUGAR AN ANCIENT As WELL As MODERN INDUSTRY

and al along the coast II the Melitcrra
mean Sea. ~ we'll A. Ia the islands and
borders Of the Indian ocean. The CruSa-
der~ found extensive Sugar-Cane planta
tions in Tripoli. Mesopotamia. SYRIA.
Antioch and Cyprus. and hy the four
tcenth century the sugar cane Was b.
ing cultivated III every part ~ the
known world where soil and climate
were prUpition>.
II camc ~ South America by being
introduced into Brazil IN the Portuguese
Who brought il from Madeira AMI thcnrc
II spread ~ nearly an the other y u
tries ~ that continent. Columbus IVY
said ~ have brought il ~ the island ~
Santo Domingo. whence il spread to
Mexico and Cuba. n wa> introduced a.
"a the other islands NJ the West Indies
rs >non a. they came under European
domination. The first sugar cane came
10 Louisiana by being sent o. the .JeSu
It's from Santo Domingo. ~ l75l. some
English authorities giving The dltr a>
.17s7.
Although practically AN ~ tlr tuun
tries ~ the Pau American Union cult
vatc the cane Cuba t. The greatest pro
dueer Of Cane sugar. not only ia The
western hemisphere but WI the world
The total production uf the western hem
.lsplcre for the 1915 III season amounted
70 I9l9.>li tons. of which Cuba produced
2.J91 ~ tons. ur nearly - per cent. The
total cane sugar production WI the world
was 9.1IR.3lS tonS. and dcducting the =.
Z 600 tons produced I'm India and lo
.callN consumed. i i seen that Cuba pro
duccs nearly - Der cent of the cane
sugar that " available wv the markets IN
the world.
The United States h. the greatest "a
gar consuming country IA the world. I'm
1915 " stotal consumption amounted a.
1.Il3.liH tons including canc beet ana
maple. This n \ per capita consumption
M 81 pounds per annum Much of this
rs consumed in the form IF candy. over
300 uuO.UuU being spent for that sweet
commodity W. the United States every
year. New York ~ the targets cand,
consuming ccntcr i'm the world. and AZ
supply that city alone ID would take five
lrainS ui 10 ears. each loaded w The lin.
n with ANDY. every week NV the wear ~
N had nm hr shipped in nu n railroad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25

a xaeit eensf,sDee mshe- 4 nard pillow.
~ y NM g'iDr shD can't get any one
10 take has y~H
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
RESULTS.
Texas LeaQue.

Houston =. Dallas u.
San Antonio y. Waco y
Eraumtun 4. shreveport ~
Fort Worth 4. Galveston q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS FOR Ribs
! ~ tuNSIEI tTIuN OF DRAINAGE
PITCHES. ETt.. CAMERON COUNTY
DRAINAGE DISTRICT W II rANfjtoN
COT My. TENAS
Motto" L, hereh, given that scaled bids will
W received WI INV nranag, temmissiuupr- w
.at TIE office uf 4. ~ Amthor. drninagr enei
nrrr iur said district. Ht Brownsville iu Cam
crnn county. Texas. until the hour VI H.
O'Clock noon. Monday thr l9tL day W. Iulv. A.
Al. l3lh. lnr the construction MI lulinaE.
uitrhcs and placing ~ d-rainngr tiles In and
Ter said district. i- follows
Annrnn hnai.h eight Thousand MINE hundred
$500 Frrt uf Open iitrhp-. having 4 bottom
width m four tll feet The entire slope pT .nrh
di'ches ~ br ono ll foot vertical L. ono ~
loot huriznntaL Tie aggregate y%arlarr wv al
Nh'h excavations, tnr said drainage bitches iS.
appI"Nimatrlt. tweuty-siX thousand l2IUnul
cubic yards.
Also. sixteen hundred flGaul fect WI eigh-
teen tlNi inch diameter concrete tile. wv hr
laia IN En- at"rag" drrth uf eight III feet
MISC. iuur hundred t4uul feet " fifteen IIdI
inch concrete tile Dr regular sewer pipe may
~ used Amr to he placed approximately IL
Alsu. nine hundred 500 feet "a fw.lvr tIzl
inch farm drain uF. same WV b, placed ap-
pruAimntrly seven tIi tert depth.
Maps. plans. pruhlts anu specifications. nj
Said work. nrr now un HIr. and NV he seen. in
the pthce uf A. NJ Amthnr. drainage engineer.
for said district. Ia this. thc city ut Brownsville.
n cameron county. Texas.
All bids received will he orsnrd at /. O'Clock
noon un thp 18th dly uf Iult n. IN. 1919. ~ thp
.aid office NJ A. N. Amthnr. drainage engineer
TIT connection with said bids special uttru-
ton ln urW hereby called tr the provisions nf
the lar vhirh requires al such bids to he ac
rumpuntnd lE Y certified cheek payable tu ". t.
Bennett. chairman uf thr hutnd nf drainage
commissioners. Cameron County Drainage Dis
trtrt No. cine. iu An amount not less than five
go per cent ~ the full amount IA such bid.
The board WI driinHg. commissioner hereby
expressly reserves fhr right tr reject ANS ami
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25
Fertilizer Sales Show Big Decrease

fHA Ar~frtItrN iIrr~.
College Station. Texas. june I'm Nm G.
=. Traps. state chemist. who administer
the law governing the sale MI fertilizer WV
IN report made public here today. Stated
that the sale of commercial fertilizer iur
the period ending NAV n. 1913. Showed w
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25

hrIt, decrease over inr same period nf
It-f year ~a.c- of rnmmrrrial. fertilizer
rom september l. lnil. to May Il. Li-f.
amounted tr 1890 fou-. During ihr
prctiuu- period thr sales were l 500 tom
New STYLES urr 1-ugll, uld unr- people
MHtr FORGOTTEN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25
How They Stand.

Better b. taken BY surprise ihan bv the
police.
Probably the biggest thing about 4 zeal
Gus woman i her suspicion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25
How They Stand
American League.

Ncw York =. Philadelphia q.
Boston ~. Washington 4.
Chicago y. Cleveland Al
DETROIT N. 1T. Ions u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25
How They Stand.
Feder League

Kansas City q. Newark ,
Chicago u. Brooklyn ?.
Baltimore I. II. LOUIS 2.
Buffalo p. Pittsburr 5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-25
How They Stand
National League

Nc@ York ~. Philadelphia p.
Boston 4. Brooklyn q
Chicago ~. It. Louis l3.
lIMrInnntI 3. Pitt -hnrr 3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

to9rapbien sinsei1idi, pslte ale
Seile Der Der. Staaten pertreten;
audi beriibmte 8dums bon bobsm 4ls
ter iino barunter, ME bic 250idbrise
ulne bon Connecticut.
Die 3sitfdrift rSOurnaI of !9e..s
bitp". tpelde oas Organ bes obigen
Yerbanos5 lit, teilt nod nit. bab
audi piele Yerionsn @inienbunsen
Obne bic ausii9t auf sineu preis
mahten. ieoo9 i'm SntereNe Der Wiis
ieni4aft fia CUR 8eteiIigung 9eoruns
gen fiiblten; lie madten lebr lpertpoae
MitteiIungen iiber berrli9 ertpidelte
8dume BON manderlei @attunaen
uno ben G.barntter oes @obsns, auf
pel9em lie iteben.
Wtan lam oas Wert bieIes Der
bnnoes als cine pripnte Gr9Gn5ung
gelpiier SGt;gteiten oes omeritani=
l6en Iderhau : Departments be-
tra1ten. IS lit ibm leoigli6 oarum
gu tun. gu ermitteln, in pelhen Sc
genoen Die einbeimii6en gdume ipr
sr0Btes Ma6stum erreihen, uno uns
ter melden Yerbaltnihen tie am Be-
ten geoeiben; i'm 4nidIuB oaran min
nun au9 Somen ober S96Blinge be-
ionoers gebeibIider Ydume gu erlanz
gen uno nod an0ere 0an0esteile bon
bemielben Gbaratter gu perpflunsen
iuden, psl6e bisbsr feline ioI4en
procht : Gremplore berpprgebradt
batten. 60 muroen ulio Die &ieiens
bdume nit Der S3sit immsr bdufi9er,
lie tpurben INNER mebr voemotratis
liert" perpen, ME Der 8erbono ers
bofft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

%3uidlduoen made. DAP er nit eigener
&rnft Elm neues ,3eitalter 9eIhdffen
babe. in Dem %uniere frIbersn 8rdnd]e
uno aud uniere Su9enoen reraltet,
blaB uno pertlcs eri6einen, ooB
9eutihlano Der Gilentefel, England
uno feline Gerbinoeten uber tonerne
Wars iinr. UNI bob bieie friibsr ooer
ipdter in Die Bride g,bsn muB, Dies
il. ieoenfuus Ole felte ue6er3eugung
u~nferer 15eil0e. uEt rihts lit bis iebt
Jeihehen. mas lie n ibrem 0Iduben
bate mdrteno MAIDEN t0nuen. Sic
Eaben nidJt lpie 1870 o6ns 8eulen unO
Shmihe qeiiegt, aber Iie Iino Der
stniidt. OdB Der GATOR 3eit ouf
ibrer Seite itete neil lie ms in al
len iiberlegen iino nidlt nur benz
Grdpe nab, ionnern 9runoIdblld).
Nles, mas getdn .peroen mug. tun Ie
beiIer ais ale nnoeteH ulo upr alien
unferen, un0 i0rt ueoerlegenbeit muB
3unehmm mi: Der ndhien0en Hot
oes SrIe9es, big mr. ploglt1 quaint
n;tnbreten. Inns 1T Die 3utunFt bun>
tel; mir hoiien duf Sieg, aber mir
lun nidt. dls penn mir piibten, baB
et fommsn miihe. Der Ropf Der
oeuti6sn 4rmse aber ihufft ii9 cine
3utunft - elm 3opf, Der ni4t aug
menidliden uno inoiuue1en seiitis
gen ardftsn gu beltsben Ideiut. ion>
bern cine abitratte 8epalt, Die nit
Dem oeutiasn Bolt tut. mas lie nil.
lIno nis tonuen mir, Die mir nur ges
mGbnlide Meniden iino. oeren Sub
rer nidt rsiier ftnb ais mir ielbit,
ben aampf nit oieIem ~abltratten
Binen, Der Wtadt uno Dem plon
aufnebmen uno Der Mtai6ine, Die gee
gen uns in 8etpe9uns geieBt piro2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

trtegsrultung, Damn idjreit lie ~Wti>
itarismus", .@spanSsrte Jauft",
,Sslbfbsrri9nft", unb bGnst linen
inc Msnes 9eitportsr an, Ole ni6ts
.nosres bsoeutsu. ols baB lie iih in
lien pirtIih groBsn Sa6sn Der
DeIt iibsrfliigsln IdTsn piroe. nur
Iernoe in bieler abIolut teinen SphB
Jerftebe.
.SieIsr Boring GnsIanos. Ysbsyr-
der be- See gu bIsibsn. lit rett
ino rubmpon. iein ein5iqer groBer,
.6rgei3igsr Yorbebolt. Nber IS tommt
Jerabt i1m niAt gu. iiber ~Militus
rismus". .8epon5erts 5auii" uno nle
iene hsr guten 9ermunft uno Dem
Rehtl'6leitsgsfiibI Der Wslt ihred.ih
t~lingeuosn 0inge Elm Geihrei an3us
beben.
Wilitarismus CUR See teoeutet in
ariega3eitsn bic lluteroriidung oes
9dnoeIs, aud beg unfrigsn. Gr
6eoeutpt Milionen notlsi0enosr 4rs
better I'M Su0en, Wroeltsloll9tett
6unoerter uno Contender %.iAttoms
battarten in Der Gau5en Welt. Gr lit
redtlib uno nur cine Ssite oes
ariegts, piellsibt Ole am tpenig'ten
grouiams Torm Ter 9riegFibrurq.
neil lie bic srfolgrti6fte 1T. Gr
spinot, Oh mir es poIeg o0er nitt.
ieoen R%eutroIen in Der Welt 3ur NM
t~eilnabme. matt dns ihlett uno redt
~ @erbiinheter ourf e6en biefen SRI.
but.
Der @srfo6er mott peitsr cgT et-
Gefdhren elmer Qem%eiuinmsn enqllIhs
iapuniihsn Seeuttion oeqeu bic 0erei.
nigteu Gtu.en aufmertiam. Gnga
lamb Bat ifn ourh Die 8erleumOung
munotot MAIDEN rclien. er lei Elm tes
5ab!ter 4gelit Der oeutihen Reo;es
rung. 5bomYfou anirortete nit Rie-
O:rlegun9 ieiRes 2lmtes unp elmer
Gla9e dui 100000 Dollar Yube gee
aen ben 0erleumoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19
AibiouS SGracn.

Gin psrtnoass Betsnntni5 unb cine
Cfeubarung gebeimsr sn9lilAer
& timmuugen finoet man an elmer
nerItedten Stelle or Zines" in liz
rer Iiterurifhen 9eilags inter Der
lIeberihrift .3peifel uno 8efurhtun=
gen" Is ideint odnaG, oaB nan
oou osn oeutiteu Grfolc:a melt tie
fer ergriffeu lit. MA btsber Ielbit
mir permuten toHnten. oenn es beiBt
81 Ii. a.:
n&ir itebeu beute niht einem Ge=
Tie gegeuiber. oeIIeu Wint cine sar5e
9t9tion blinolings fol3i, %iou0ern els
ner Rdtiou. Die ebenloiebr auf lid
lelbit bertraut pie Die 6rou3oieu auf
JtapJIeon. LIMO Itdtt ieines @enies.
Dem nitts unmogIih eridjen. bot
lie cine Organization, Die loren 5etu=
otu ebsnio furdtbn; 1T. gtapoleon
mar Der Wann oes ShiafaIs. Die
Oeutihen iino beuts Die SdidiaIss
nation; binter Glen unitren alberneu
prohlerelen, htnter unlerem Vertrduz
Ell auf bic 0ereAti5tsit u%nIerer Sade
ite6t bic 5urdt Dor elmer RaAt, Die
bel mebr Wile. umii6t uno 0is3ip-
lin bat ais mir. sic bat in seipihsn
puntteu perIa9t, ipie Rapoleon bei
Trafalgar idledt tpeggstommsn 1T:
cher e5 1T liar. baB oieien Mieers
folgen III undergraduate 8eoeutuna
.,utommt. Der Souptplon bat Sort
hritte gemoht. uno hrs GntIhlo6sns
teit miro nit Der 3eit nur hartnddis
ser. So bsgen aud mir, pie unIerc
Batter in Yapoleons 3eit. bic 8efich.
tung, odb unier 6eino allies 0agerpes
Iene iibertreffe uno ieoe 8erehnung
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19
Sic 6abus nidmar5 weie rOt".

~ O"H"N HlhS'~HNO wig
Gum Siege iu9rt oe5 2eutihcn Heides
Sallle,
@cbi audi Der Siegeslpeg Durd blttre
Not;
Iuf leoem @roteit, ieocm S3eane
Sit 2rpm Aetrpnt Die Sdbne lbiuar5s
ipeiBsrot.
Sic heutide @iiiateit bat JIG 9eboren.
9tie 9ebl ms Die Ginl9tett perlorell.
llneinig bientcn mir Der @eIt gum
Spofte, i,
Sod eilig bat ms ale Welt 9eebrt,
9eun unicr Siirgerbeer unb unIre
Slotte
Sic ba5cn ale @0lter e5 gelebrt:
Sino treu ~percillt bic oeutld)en 8Dlfers
ldnften.
0luB iid Der Sieg an lbre 6abne baften.
3eriplittert lparen mir III Ndnber &c,
tern,
Sod beute iino mir mr. Elm ein3Ig
&ano;
Gin oroBes GpIf bon Gruoern uno bon
Gdipeitern,
Ser 8eIt gum SruBe, ltebn lpir 0auo
III 9dlo.
&as gismards @eiit prophetenbaft er,
odd1e.
2rr @irtIidJteit 8ilbeIm Der 9eutide
mdGlte.
60 fonnte MIR Der SrieAeusfiirit befreiea
Ids neutide Tpit opul bolelt @nbeu.
ieinp,
Meil er oaheim Die buoerlDcu Edrteien
Surd igr Gertrauen i'll lid lelblt aps
eint.
8iIbelm pes 9eutld)en Name lit ge.
Sn 9eutidlanbs 5er5; es luiro i'm inn
mer lteben.
8obl trGqt Der S~rieoeusfiirit Die Sore
tlcntrDue.
@obl fIieBt in Gtromen teurer 5eloeu
9lut.
Sod aIer 6cinee llcbermadJt gun,
Stebt uneridiittert Der @ermanen &ut.
Gnrd tiefes &eio ialldl5t bobe Sieges@
iponle:
Sen G~brenpIae mir balteu nn Der
Snnue.
Sen bnlten mir trpb anger 6Gaen,
utddte;
Sod NIT Dem aanfpi ici unier Grimm
porheil
Nid}t mir. nidt ouberc @0Ifcr icien
&ncd)tc;
@on @u8Innh5 Sode lei oic Groe frei.
ltnb idlunr6 sipciB srot. Die Snhue ohEt
8lcidlcn,
Spu geltcu oils ncr N~enIdcnredtc Sci
d,en.
&ictor willie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19
FrGmiierte Gieisnb6ume.
Gin @erf, has bic tueitere 8erbreituns
folder f6rbern ioa.

folder f6rbern fol-.
unldnsft bat bic ,Imsriean 9enes
tic Nhociation". cine 8srsiniguna. 81.
teine 9roBe Retloms fir iid maht.
aber cine peroienltlihe 5dtiste:t ents
faltet. 3pei preiis bon ie 100 Dollars
fir ben sroBtsn .nubtrassnoen" uno
Den groBten rni9t=nuBtrasenoen"
Baum Der Yer. Stunten, ober etaent<
lib fir Die Stdtts biejer 9dume, aus
%ertonnt.
Der %eritere Preis fiel auf eine gez
tpalti9e Sal : side ouf Ger Neioe=
Garm BON 3. j. 0ruuer, I'M talis
tornil4en Gountp Benito an Den un>
teren !9iigeln oes Sierra NepuOus
0ebirges, uno nidt nett bon Der
Staot Stedton. 0teisr Suum
mtBt i'm Stamm llmfun9 81 SUB
uno 6 Sou unp lOu jspes 5abr cine
5onne @ideIn berporbringen; bic
G%in9ebrrenen Der Y~a.b5aiGdf, fno
iebr Itol5 auf ibn.
Sine lleberraidung uno GnttGus
l4ung oirfte Die yGntbedun9" pieles
8aumes freili9 fur Die 6reunoe Der
~beriibmten SCOOTER Side BON Gbico,
Sal, iein, benannt nah benz engIis
lhen Yflon3en : @t.chrten Sir So
Iepb Scooter, .pelds1 1872 oieien
8aum fir bi: grobte eide Der
Aelt ertldrt bate. Die 9Dptsrz@ eide
bat Ii einen StamM : unfuna DON
70 SUB uno s 3pa, pbfppGI tie cine
9ohe 0 105 SUB erreiht.
@is Der gr0Bts .ni6t nuBtragens
De" Baum pon Der Aluiie Der 0drts
Dol3er Duroe e.n 0pcomors erdlnltert,
lpelder unipeIt M%ortbirgton, Snp.,
iteht. 0ieier Baum lit lto9 ieBt $50
SUB bod, na6os.n YIiB1hlaa uno
Win0 letne !0ohe betra6tllt Dermins
bert battsn. Gr sol cine Mit : Nusz
breltung Dor 100 Sup. unn Der
otdmm Fat einen SUB uber Dem 9os
ben einen lmfona bon AS Sub uno
3 SOL. Der Stamm teilt iih, uno
Die oitlife 0ubeluns mlBt nabe ibs
rem 8eginn u SUP uuo 8 3ou i'm
Amfan9, Die peItlihe % SUB unb 2
SOL. Der Eaum 1T iiberbuupt Ger
groBte 6etunnte irgel,b elmer 0dttung
i'm pltliG]en Seil Der Der. Gtautsn;
. aleroings nit Den rieiigen HOt90I3ern
&aitforniens un0 eiai9eH dnberen ges
pultigen Naoelbol3 Sdumen - pon
oenen feline an Dem pbigen Wett6es
iperb beteili9t naren - tonnte er 1i6
aiAt oergleifen.
Die Spcomore BON @ortbinoton
pd6it auf benz REDEEM 4nlhpemz
%mungsbooen 0es W9ite Hiper, Der hdu.
zig aus leinsnlli fern tritt uno srg'ebigen
gooeniqiamm ~ablogert: man nil
bierin cine Der Qauptfattoren 0es
euBerpr0eniliden 9uabstums oieies
Yaumes erbliden. usbriaens bat er
in neuerer SET ssipns S6aben our9
i5eller erlttteu; uno lpte bic meiIten
3roBen optontrren lit er unten
boil. Wis 3lpeit9rDbter 9artbolss
Baum Wproantetltus unter Den
nlGts nuBtrd9tno'n ipuroe eine
4~elbpdppeI IN Tor0 &orolino ers
Hart.
Sbiger Wet.bsperb, lpelfen bic
,'Senetlc Nnociatton" dus1drteb,
puroe i'm Sttober 1914 e%roffnet unO
oauerte bis gum /. Suli 1915. IS
tpuroen insgefant 33i Baum Z Yhps
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-19

sic ttnnt i6n. CdiAe
lb>im 6eIte1en CUR 9ausIrauj. 9Gnr'
am lansn Sis osnu leBt ibon ollie
unnoiigM 8Idier uno ,Fldl9en IN
be- gidbe ienes hlten Yeterdnen fort=
rcunen!
!0oustrau: Well sr bei,n Set
Ghiobten Su tdi.tfrn a~nfinqt!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-26
The Helping Heart
Cor the Rice Belt Journal by
". Lomax Childress).

There was fellow we used to have
In this country long ago,
When asked if a task that was hard
could be done,
Would answer II reckon SOL.
Hauling of rails or carrying of loads
Running or walking slow,
George do you think that it can be
done"
He would answer II reckon So.
Then he would buckle down to the task
Stormy the sky or blue,
And the spirit that answered the ques.
ton asked,
Would always carry him through.
Helping a man was common task
For he lived where the good deeds
grow.
Can you do me favour the question
asked.
He would answer II reckon So.
Anything he had he would give,
On the hardest trips he would go.
If a man is hungry he ought to be fed,
Said George 81 reckon So.
Never a kinder heart to beat,
Or quicker tears to flow,
Discouraged soon will the darkness
feet
He would answer II reckon So.
George he sleeps at the edge of the
woods
Where the mountain blossoms blow
Did he love shem all and the song of the
birds
He would answer Il reckon 500.
guess when he stood at the city gates
Where they say the faithful 60.
And God was asked if he could 60 in
He answered II reckon So.
Roanoke, La, November %, 1915.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-26
Hickory Chips

Judging by the news reports, it
is much easier for the Mexican
raiders to cross the Bio Grande
from Mexico to Texas than from
Texas to Mexico.
At any rate, the moose that
dares to threaten Col. Roosevelt's
life never lives to regret it.
Not for years to come will the
adjectiveS recover from the strain
to which war has been subjecting
them.
Was it not characteristic of the
pessimistic insurance men that
they named their fraternal order
the Blue Goose ?
More than 10000 young women
are said to be studying law in
this country thus adding to the
fatal charms of litigation.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-26
Grosele Topics

Judge a, '. TelOQullI 40 1uoI "AS W.
be I'D in the house after several days
of illness. Mr.. Peloquin has had very
severe case of erysipelas on an injured
leg with several days of high fever
DR.. Arceneaux, of Welsh. was called to
his bedside last Wednesday. The Judge
had as his guest Friday. Mr.. Adrerol
Marcantel and Miss Marceline CHAT
man, of Elton. The parties were pre-
pared with a marriage license and the
Judge had to perform the sacrament
on one leg and one crutch. Mr.. Mar
eantel and Miss chatham were accom-
panied by Miss Ivy Marcantel and Mt
H. L, Anderson, Mr.. Anderson driving
the parties from Elton to FensOn IN his
car. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcantel with the
usual bounty of good wishes in their
Journey through life. Mr.. Marcantel
| is very successful farmer and has ac'
copied a position with Mr.. A. K NC
Burney where he has farmed for the
last or 6 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fruge, and family
of Lake Charles. are spending the week
with friends and relatives in and
around WoodlaWn.
A big dance was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. jim Landry
Saturday night near Woodlawn in hon
or OF the cane grinding season. Slap
jacks and laSseS will be the topic of the
table now for the next few weeks to
come.
Mr.. A. R. McBurney had force oil
men gathering cattle in our vicinity
last week, near Fenton and WoodlaWn
We are glad to report Mr.. Abra Miller
is now able to be up after several
weeks of typoid fever of the SeVereSt
type.
Mr.. NJ. Stanly made flying trip to
Kinder Thursday. MIR. Stanly is at pre-
sent interested in the Kinder dentist.
Mr.. DoraS Hebert, of WoodlaWn, has
contracted with Mr.. McCarty, OF the
Mclaughlin Orange farm to clear thir-
tY acres of stump land, the land to be
used in planting of more critrus fruit.
Mrs. Sarah Ardoin, son Joe, and
daughter spent several days the guests
of friends and relatives at BaSlie re-
turning Saturday.
Rumor has it that Hollins Brothers
have sold their rice farm near Wood
lawn to MesSrS. Mccain and Vidrlne, OF
Mamou and that the new owners VIII
farm the plant to its fullest capacity in
1916.
Potatoes and cane are the topics OF
the day at present. Digging the vans
and grinding the cane 3 or can mills
are busy grinding and all who have the
vans are digging.
MIR. NJ. Stanly's little son Harry is
very sick at this writing with bilious
attack. DR.. R. E. Oden, of Kinder was
called Monday to see Harry. We hope
to see Harry out and at School again
soon.
Mr.. Oscar Miller is remodeling bis
saw mill this week and expects to 90 tC
saving ID a few days. Mr.. Miller has
several good big bills an hand land will
probably have a good long run of saw
ing.
Rain is badly needed here. The farm
ers are having to pump for their stock.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-26
ARTICLE VIII.

No stakeholder of this corporation shall ever
be held liable Of any greater amount then the
unpaid balance on his capital stock, aud no in
formalities shall have the effect of rendering
this charter null or exposing any stakeholder
to any loss beyond the amount of his capital
stock.
This done and passed before me, the under
signed notary public ON this the 27th day OF
October, A. D. 1918.
CHAS. w. ABBOTT
W. D. GORDON
S. W. TURNER
r. W. CALLER
J. H. BOWEN
c. E. CARR