The Rice belt journal., January 29, 1915, Twice-A-Week, Image 2

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months .o arc ia .v their dlea.dlv -n
enulIe ;l d Vie \v'er -,. A leW mlloniths
ago Cii / t ant d ii fia side by side
drove 1iierla o11t, while Z.,pula cotu
ducted a ilt lt ; ehellion of his own
down ti ,le c(orner of Mex:co. No
sooner hal Iui nta flown thanll CarrallZ
and Villa split lorces over who was
roost entitled to the spoils and then fell
out to lightilg. Villa and Zapata
joined forces and sncceerning in estab.
lishing themselves in the Capitol and
set up their own president, etc. ('ar.
ranza and his followers, however, have
not been idle. The latest news comes
that President Garza who happens to
be the prresident set up in ofice by
Villa and Zapata, has been driven from
the Capitol and Carranza again is placed
at the head of what he contends is the
government of Mexico. Of course the
Villa-Zapata forces are only retiring for
another attack which is sure to follow.
Mexico presents a pitable situation
The man has not yet appeared in
Mexico that can take hold of the situa
tionlthere and establish a stable govern
ment.
The report comes that food stuff in
Mexice has soared in price beyond the
reach of the needy. The supply of food
is very low in Mexico and and much
suffering is already felt. The railway
line to Vera Cruz. the seaport, is closed
and no chance of provisions being
shipped in unless this line can be
opened and the situations threatens to
be very serious.
REAL MORALITY
"Provincialism is not morality," says
Dr. Frank Crane, "many conscientious
people feel that whatever is different
is immoral.
"To many an honest villager and
farmer the city is a sink of iniquiny.
The unconscious ground for this con.'
viction is simply that so many things
are done in cities to which the rural
dweller is not used.
"I find a very common expession of
opinion among those of any nation,
section or race, that those of another
are quite loose in morals. The English
think French are libertines, and the
French think English are hypocrites.
Methodists imagine shocking things of
Roman Catholics, and the latter can
curdle your blood with accounts of the
vileness of Methodists. A church mem
her in Kansas looks upon a German
sipping beer to music in a garden as on
the toboggan slide to moral wreckage.
"I would define real morality as that
principle in a soul which respects the
sanctities of life, maintains loyalty in
love, seeks and enjoys useful daily
work, subjects all desires to judgment,
subordinates personal to altruistic
motives, abhb rs dirt, is stern toward,
self, and l,ient towards others.
V herever you find a principle working
these works in a man, you have found
morality, whether the man be white,
yellow, Christ an or Mohammedan,
consumer' of ,rape juiceor of pump.
water."
FOI S \l.F:-llarre' kock eggj
51 00 no'r ,' ,: -! ., ' !.rt
FOR LOW PRICES
AND HIGH QUALITY
.--- OF GOODS, GO TO -
MIARTINS'
FOR SALE $
BLOCK 62 IN WELSH, LA.,
less 100 feet on West side. This
block has fine drainage-good
residence district-for sale at a
Bargain. For price enquire of
C. E. CARR,-or-CLEMENT St. GER/1AIN,
Welsh, La. Lake Arthur, La.
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ch' t very pI us t n' t
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: until t,' w,' ilmost illin, to give
Shi l thl o ! s(, t et i'd oP hi oi;. i
Sbl' i rt ton ,an Outfit liahich rented
t I i;im it.l n t l te Rooe thtl tof(ered ter
Sj',ll citizens a chance to, but what thwasey
SStok hii (of Shoiii theand (lotiiked iat theirty
t+ I, hoa tre D l own on thii r prices
I until those were thelost williny to give
Sinm thledoll s Get Rid oDan. him.
ie lrosiled on until one dayCoin there
lhe intha town Emancipa Outfit which rented
an neympty Store Room and offered the
good citizens a chance to huof what was
left of a Bankrupt Fire and Flood Sale
Stock oAnd Shoe and Clothing at thirty
cents on the Dollar.ney he had given the
AhNo! those were the happy (lays for
Dingledollar Dan.
He oened upthey on more Coin than
he had Emancipated for many, many
years.
Money that had been ineourd.ed
as Lost Forever came back to Life, i
Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
1ne loaded up with clothes and shoes
rHe hurried to the Bankrupt Stock.
And in his mind he Groaned to think
of the Good Money but the had given the
town merchants for thine s that were
No Better than those he was getting so
Cheaply now.
He knew they were No Better be.
cause the Bankrupt fellows told him
so,
One day it Rained.
To his astonishment May Be Investcolor in hisated.
new coat Wran lightly away, the
trousers shrank timidly from his an.
ofkles, his shoes became nice and soft like
sinwet pasteboards and the soles fell off
gracefully.
He hurried to the Bankrupt Sale to
tell the gentlemen, but they had gonesi
to another townrabout the size of this,
looking for other economical bnyers.
Mrs. B. W. Saryent. S. Adam St.,.
Dingledollar Dan's funeral wasre
Largely attended by his prospective
heirs.
bckMoral: Often the principle thing
Sold is the Customer.
WORDS FROM HOME
Statement That May Be Inhavestiatd.
Testimony of Welsh
Citizen.
Prof his experience, you can rely on h'tis
residingmply asKin for away places do not com.y-g
DKan's idney Pills-uch testimony is conthat
Mrs. Sargent hadB. W. FoSargenterMilburn CoS. Adam St.,
PrWelsh, ffsays: "Doan's Kidney Pills ar
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Sart ; that> l i I 1 ilit ' i lil"me
vanta !es oI 11t111 iil jtl ' I( ieei oil thl
farm. Of korse 1 ant qul ite a. goiod
looken as I u iei tt'Ir hbe, iat I miii it'e
here in fenton ais als. with rlt hair
fieckel lace aind yellow dress as always.
I guess mi. E:iiter you are agetin soil
what lieste:ed with 11:y-- weil I don't
no what ter koll it biut I ges yer l;ll it
dielog writen when a t-ler kinder write
for ther benefit of her kuntry specially
when the kuntry liviin and a raidsin it
ter home. Well ~lr. Editer yer kinder
want ter be excusin my bad writin an
in kase yer round up every bad spellin
why yer got thei previlege to korect
it but I am a taken pains sy, I ken, so as
ter kinder keep up my reputation with
yer kustomers anid to ther Jornel an
yer self another feller wat rote the re.
flections about diferent kinds o crops
for thats just the program I been a try.
in ter teach the peoples in ther kuntry
and I alus preach it my self and yer ken
look at paw he is big an fat all the time
and its all in ther rasin or lots to eat to
home as Sarah is the farmner that has a
good garden an lot of friers to broil and.
eggs, all the time, kaus if yet' want to
see a mad man its paw if he aint got a
dozen or two eggs for breakfast in ther
morning yer mite just as well have all
those at once. Well mister Editer
paw he is going at things sure enough
this year. Now paw he is going ter hay
kane, corn, spuds, sweet potato and sor
gom and I got the finest garden now of
eny body and egg, fryers, broilers and
some nice old smoke meat and me and
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,at l1lutt (l ,tull , ht( it ~Ir ~ iit'i. !h ,ii '
lilt': 1 . t ha hit', 11111 111111 I 1:al'ah I a mi
t e' tl al! ih' e 1 ut l t l i s ture like
Ilo e t \ e. just 4.(, t t,. h!tli; al tt it yer
,e;ll i .It no i If er e dtIt'llil all h10 e
when Vllll i it goi( e and yer ino paiw
he i, als g one ecx'elt at his iieai.s
then he os lre so paw Sid Sarah ver
better g;t a buiy to help yer around tihe
farm. Well I got him but Mr. Editer
ant a boy, a boy till he is married well
this boy is about 20 but has gone to be
a man now afore long and if ver like
to publish a matrimonial kard in yer
Journel just a silal episal and it mite
be I kin fnurnish yer with one Well N'r.
Ethetr yer know that there are 'few
girls wat get to be old maids and if
thers any thing I do despise its an fold
maid. Well Mr Editer yer kno yer got
to get up an husle for all you get
single or married so its just ther same
with yer Sarah so I just got a big ipak.
age of garden seed from the grocer and
I got all the sugar iees planted and
alout to kome up the beets are fine,
leaks, and onions is fine an the turnips
the letes, Woll if all the kuntry peopels
do like Sarah and the hired boy there'll
be no hard tin es in Jell Davys and
probably some new houskeeping for
some bodie's self. Well I reken you
are a bit tired of nice paragripen and
partly got some other stuff to print,
but Mr. Editer yer auto to write up the
home livin. Its one of thes things that
will kary yer kuntry ter prosperity
and hapenes if yer want it now I
kinder wish ter here from som one
that is adopted this here plan for
things at home and lots ofen. Well its
time to milk. So I m yourn. Sarah
Jane.
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WELSH BRANCH
SATURDAY EVENING POST --- AT JOURNAL BOOK STORE
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S condition the LAST WORD in rice fertilizer.
No other brands on the market, at any price,
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) WELSH, LOUISIAN
Seed Rice
1oo0 Sacks Blue Rose--3oo Sacks Medium 5
Japan. This is all good Rice. Can be seeD
warehouse at Fenton. La. Will sell f.o.b. Fe
at $5.00 per bbl.
o. M. HAMMIL
Phone 156a WELSH,
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