The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-04-10

bis fnaons fon noorI, ,,fn,+o Tho,
no coIIod mn RrorsSoon
"11o,. iua4 rouo.h,.oia A,a bo
s+or+s, Gov O. 1oaisoaa .o,,on.o,,,- ,,,orr,
inn - ,nito - ~ nonuoao,,to-
tons" p' " ' NY
uo s,,;,oa - +ho .ou4+ou;oo +ho+
90 M o,,a,, ~. ,,,,,a
II was wei INTO the afternoon Wheh
hilary reached 81 bonHace on 'he
SIhaH Irl-"eeNly mail ooal' for hi'y
Vt Sixty W'leS oeloW QueDec the couh-
NY, SparSeiy Hihaoi'eu tlougn 1t H.
ana pr.inl,IEe' contains settlements
WIN Sn'u2ieu nouSeS' notes. TOURISTS ISL.
Ill Se"Soh ana 1t was not uhli lne oI.
Lawrence Wlaeneu INTO the 0uh tna'
iiiI"Iy reuIiNeu' utmost WIN SURPRISE
tl"V the snip was St'iliDs ihIo telIl-
Tory as primitive as II iiad Deeh score
vi years alter Jacques oartler 'ahueu.
oolll"tLlhs Oh the prliheVal nature oL
the iahd entered Hiiafys heaft ana
silppeu It. ne ii"u never Aho"n "il".
u was nc "anteu' put lie Ane" ~"
1t "@S ~ t"he HOlu u d tIS gu 'anu anu
anu tame IT, " si"pp.e WIN llle' "o'
aiming tlie inel VI citleS' Ou' Sotne
where WIN 'le sLheii VI 'He pines anu
VI 'iie O'o"n eertn III MS nos'fNS' h"I ~.
.rs 'ie uecA u tle niue SNIP nc Aei.
t .n"' nlo u.'iles nau .oln. ~ nsnI a. :.
.ne lnoliiena "nen 'nei' iuiliiilen' n"u
09rUne pO'S''
ne iooAeu aDOut hlln WIN approval
wneu nc s'oou upon tne poich u tne
tihS hotel at 81, Donllace' NoDouS
elSe nau 30. on Tue poau' anu eEluehI-
y tne i"nuioiu u INC ii''ie no.el Ca
go st noOo'. 80 an il t,,t.
".'eAup' ~ en'e ny, inro 'On'ei e'''Ion WIN
"ini, Al "n,1n na'uIy "oiu ""9 Nv,
70" lu' ST. Ind e"TT r' "p 'ns
49, anu S"A 'ou Wy 'H1 LII 'o ."
WIZ, %nlSn ieu' lac 'uA inl''u' '0""A" 'n0
'uLn"'A lnA,'
Ane whOie Set'leiuent was satnereu
SOout tne Shores u 'ile ilttie UdS' DC
yohu IL were tne lnountains' on ei'nef
siue Ine tOFeS'-eiau iiliS' OfoAeh' on
the east. ny III lhlet' anu Vi .ne "eSt
~ inc oeep c'et' ot the NocAS RIVER
whose mouth Closed Oy q OOOn' "aS
d congesteu mASs Oh loSs'
Hiiary crossed the 0fldge ana ap'
proached the mill. Two OF three men,
lounging outside the store, looked at
MIN without any sign OF interest
Everything was very still and peace
tul; there was haroly SOUND 10 Dc
heard except the distant mum OF the
mill machinery.
Between the dam and the store
upon terrain heaped with tin cans
and miscellaneous debris, were piles
of wood in four-foot lengths, each com
prlSing apout TWO hunored cords
Kneeling at the narrow END OF one OF
these plies was a little man, whose
elean-shaVeh upper up the "hltehesS
Oh Whlch contrasteu WIN suh-Dlack'
eheu lace lhuicdleu IilaC nuStacne
hau grown thefe recently ne was
sealing, OF measuring, the plle' anu
lnutterins us lie auueu up MS nsureS
Hilary surveyed the lumOer' IL was
unrosSeu' anu lnoS' u II was oiach
spruce tHefe was aiSo SoHe "Hite
spruce ana a NIUE PINE Inc mass ~
tiie river II II cohslsteu Vi "oou .,
IHe S"ine '5u"L 4t. nai uls 'u''''"i''i''e"
Na LII ''ne =" 9s" L-.1 Us -,
ou Seeln ~ n,', e =, SUl IT', sooU 'll wv
VI NV nv Is sl 49,, I"onod 30 hts Foot
lho " tt~ orno n @ @1ybo+ un,, 1ront
S %',,i -, = ,,' aon,nnaoa astrongars orc
not ,,orrnittod IN tho comnany,s nron.
ort Oft re- Won want to hnv At tho store
vo,I 30 Nv tho ROAD
ui7oru ,ool,od down cooIlv Of the
l ,i4t,o noon aT,r Mr. as,,ow
$3.50 a T,ro '( oana 70 toto oborgo Of nv
n n,.onortv . bo answered
V1 IT. i,t+,o man wos borof+ of vocal
me- - 49, It., IT,, s"r =" tinoo
pO ..prt NJ. M Morris no ain,t baron he
Dus ~ ,a ,ul'
e" .oT.o,, a. - ,o nnah+ 70 no boro That's
.,o4 ~, ao,,,no hin, for" sold Hillary
. @pp' : :" , pa noma3p
- nov - pan+,.+on
Te"h n"l ~, dtdn,+ ovnoo+ mo Mon,
le1 nl4,. yo% ~
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