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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES
YIELD TO ZEMO.
A CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATION
FOR EXTERNAL USE.


Thibodeaux's Drug Store is so
confident that ZEM0Mill rid the
skin or scalp oi~fntdnt or grown
person Of pinples, Mack heads, dan
drnff, eczena-.pHckly heat, rash
es, hives,~tSy<hlsoa r. ssx st;on otheF
that they WIN aive your money
back if youfare hot htirely salts
fed with ths resulY obtained from
the use OF ZEMO.
The firf application will give
prompt ffeIief And show an inn
provement AND in every instance
where used pfrsistently, will des-
troy the germilife, leaving the skin
In a clean, healthy condition.
Let us show you proof of some
remarkable cures made by ZEMC
and give you a 80 page booklet
how to preserve the skin.
Jos. N. Thibodeaux's Drug Store
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
THE KEYSTONE LOCK,

The wnlk Df eHruraliag th,
basin for me construction VT th8
keystone LocE M now MOVING
along steadily Sgme aaVcnD1
worbmGn are carried upon thr pay
roll at the present time. The eot
'tf dam, s'nth wv" bayou on
o' 'he rock oaaIii h..S b'eh con
Sl' tc''d. l2eIlttE5 an! over =he3a
'r"!I'}S my oa'h '.tre 'i, h'4
'h'hoi 'hat5'Ifa ai'd co'7ifrIdhi'
80 = "a9 o''h fEc"vai'a. 'a'H
'h'll da' "ial!~' P.Ai at1.ti5 fIt
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
AIR VEHICLE WILL
PLAY IMPORTANT
PART IN FUTURE WAR



lbcrc Is probably no subiect
/ 40 at, 10 science which 10 dny IS,
interests the holc Wotli as Ava
Hon, And now y"u VIII probably
ask me uh5 j. IL because tas
iraIl crat Is just IN object oi
passing lniete#2 y curiosity
something hike h. two headed
eAii at he circus or he subject ol
dttIaIVt criticism as to lis com
mercIaI and military possibilities
- u only mere toy left m M
fiocking oi human invention by
The Santa-(lan4 of scIrucr. and
VIII It soon be discarded as i
Worthless play thing
There are, undoubtedly, many
VIII" take this view of he aero
/ plane. bnt fail 10 see what
foundations they lay for such !
statement Of one tbng am
Just blt move than ltmIJ con
NInced The AtrotI uo has conn
to stay. 1t viii hp used tu com
mcrce and II wat JUS as was
| lh,s case with tb,,- -onfa,n,,I,iI,. tbc.
heavier han air mach,f,e viii Inc
Idclcloprd hy those whom tbe
world call fcchIoas or yrntureAomr
and bg the wealthy man Eat
Tins viii he tine only for - sIoii
timr, HntlI. agar TO use tho alto.
mobile rs an example, usefulness
ol aeIop'ancs shall 0r proven and
'Ie" WIIl take 'ilm hold on the
pnbllc mind and Imagination.
Before 90 a hlt further lei mr
make 4 pronhrcy. Whe,e toela,
there Is one arro,lanr there vii
he 100 IN one wear. NL.,r tbprr
are 100 IN a year thpie viii be|
900 irtvo years, and the end ol
the thud wear from NOW .sjll qnr.
IN see no fewer th,n 10 O0O nero
planes IN active use. Fiv, wears
from now il viii lac . common,
thing to see hundy.ds oi beavln,
than.alr llyjup machines ovar our
blp cities and feel certain uIlb5n
that suan ot time W., shall uol
only have tried to cross the Attan-
tie IN An arr0pl3up but s,hau actin
ally have sr&nncd the time def,
ing body Of water.
AZ fhn n,ospnt moncnt ~. 49,.
,bano,,t - thn nnl1;c mind ~.
f7i,..,n -, ,.,,n ,oo o..n,s ~ =,
tba dancac th,t attends ,ts o,e,a
lion An, BODY ., ,atber ever,
hodv n,aSea,.d of ro,,Gdcnc. =,
hims.lf or of common sanse can
lcalu to Hy with safety TO hIn4eIfI
and great benttit Ia tla world =
l9r,e For # the aerop)aDe viii |
do nothing else IT il bound to |
make wars SO horrible that they |
will Eoi lightly be entered upon. |
and small and comparatively |
poor nation will be rendered the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
CAMERA OW NERS.

II you would like 10 see c9fE
Of a beautiful practical, iaiere7t s.
ing, modern Photographic mag a-
zine, written and edited with lf.
purpose Of teaching an pbotoHra=
pliers how to use thcir matetlaI#
and skill to the best adyantaGe
either for profit or amusement
send US your name Oh 4 po7fcard
Don't forget or dciaS, hat Nflts
at once. The three latest numbers
will be sent for 25 cents $50 q
year.
AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPH 1t
Pope Bldg. Boston "as.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11

During t.e present session tn"
Executive has doubtless risen IN
public estimation. His prompt
ness and lis good humOrcd lntcn-
lion to carry out reforms and con
form broad national policies have
I Impressed the country. Ills Cabl-
net Is one Of the strongest and
most efficient III national history.
The accomplishment OF the young
| Postmaster General in saving
eleven millions of dollars IN postal
expenses is solld and brilliant,
and If Congress were responsive
10 the efforts of the Postmaster
Genelal, this saving could easily
De uouhl,d, but there IT is again
The Texas obstacle. HE Post
master General is IN a Tight 10 a
finish with he magazines IN de
termination To increase postage
rates on advertising matter. lie
is supported by the President,
" no told the mngazlne men in a
recent interview that his cOnten-
ton for an increased rate on sec
ond class postage had only begun,
and that they must expect to face
the issue in the next Congress.
The President said further that
the United States had spent a
quarter of million Of dollars ia
vestigatlng the subject, and that
i'm view of this fact the demand of
the magazine men for an lnvest-
CATION was unnecessary; a very
thorough investigation had been
made 10y the men who know most
about the postotlice department,
and that he, the President, would
follow their recommendation. "Ihe
uuestion we have to decide", said
The President, "is whether there
is a burden growing out OF second
class mail, and then who Increases
that burden beyond the govern
ment receipts There has been a
suggestion by those friendly adj
vertisements | have seen covering
whole pages, that the motive of
Mr.. Hitchcock and myself is to
get even with somebody. Well, a
man who has ordinary common
sense does not seek the continued
hostility of an interest as power
ful as the magazines. lie only
goes INTO a fight OF this kind from
a sense Of duty.
IL am going ahead with 1t as
long as ] am in Office. You may
be able to defeat the present pro
posal. These things are frequently
capable of defeat for time But
as long as ! have the power, am
gong to recommend the consldera-
tion Of this question until It IS SET
tied. 1t is not in the slightest
spirit of hostility TO the maga-
zines that | have made this rc-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11

ELECTKICIAN and MECHANIC
Is n practical magazine fB every
one who wants to learn about cleo
tficitY, or who uses tools It's arti-
cleB tell you how 10 make flying
machines, Wireless telegraph APP
paratns, dynamos, engines, fnrni-
ture, models, etc Every number
a fuII Of valuable shop-kinks, and
practical hints, well illustrated.
The only magazine Of its kind in
the world. Send your name on a
postal card for tree sample copy.
Write it today. The three latest
numbers VIII be sent for rs cents.
$50 a ycar.
SAMPSON PUBLISHING co,
Pope Bldg. Boston, Mass.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
WASHINGTON Letter.

Washington, ID q. March !, H.,
The legislation that mIgAt have
been IL ~ usual the swelling
theme Of the Congress winch cK
Iisrd on the It'll Of March. All
Congresses open with Thrilling
programs. Legislation ~ needed
II hc world moves, AZ Calico
sand, but Congress does not move
with it. The rarcc,s post blll has
not been passed. The biz Texas
Senator objected 10 il about md
night in til. midst Of a lillbuslet,
and that killed it. Many Otler
urgent measures have failed even
tO receive attention. Public n
tcrcSts pine. The lobby Is rs ever
active and lnsIstcnt, making theirs
appear the peoples fight. II Is 4
rude awakening TO our national
egotlAm to learn that the countries
that we have so long referred ~
aS ciir;c drSpotlsms are most piId-
blc through their sensitive govern
ments to the Interests nf the peo
pie than Is our own co!hplIcateH
and clumsy Legislative Incumh"I
ancc. For he last week IN Con
gress there have been almost con
tinuons night and day sessions
with sleepy Legislators pulling ana
scrappiDg al cross purposes III dl'
rndeavor to make political ana
personal capital. Few Of them
are representatives III any laig"
sense Of he whole people. Most
Of them represent first themselves,
Their private fortunes and ambi
iions, or 1T most provincial rather
than national Interests. There
are, of course some Senators aHd
Member of larger mold and com
plcter preparation for legislative
work, but they aic without sulilci
ent influence on the Legislative
mass and, unfortunately, some oi
those who are best equipped with
intellect and experience, ~, Tor
example, the big Texas Senator,
have influenced IN national allan
that is reIrogressive and malIgn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11

prrHnltat IeS ate' now gong OI
to dred gra eanaf from the Hanson
canal 10 he Timber In the rear OF
Franklin. The m9lu purpose - 10
remove lie iaI - amount 81 eyPte f
trees from the land, buf II viii be
the means Of draining aud reclaim
ing thousands Of acfes of he finest
agriculture a area on this continent
never before touched hy the man
with The hoe Franklin Watch
man,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
MILLINERY

Misses Hamilton \ HartIedu.
have recently arranged nlih th
H. :. Fagot d 90 for lIc csndHr
oi millinery department III III
store of the Ialfcr5 opposE" ill
tlks ! heatre hnlHIlng. lhr iadr-
Will have then Opening lay a
next w Wednesday, he 18th Inf
Miss Hamilton learned the nfiI
lIncry business IN st. Louie, Mo
after VIII ch she spent fonl seasons
in New Orleans, acquiring, by no.
lnal experience tull knowledge
Of southern tastes an fanelcs.
Miss Eatilieaux was associated
With Miss Hamilton THE pleyIope
season, and has come t. Ais cry
TO continue the very agfcgable te-
IatIons Of the past.
Both ladies are posses 81 # q
natural taste for lher CT ling
and have displayed III apiueas ioi
those little delicacfes 0h ah give
an artistic finish to zach uDiei ak.
ing, producing ne ''bcrnmue 81
suit, so much desired by patrons.
See th,ir ady III another column.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11

The bakers and a large number
Of the citizens Of Lafayette haVe e
petitioned the city fathers TO 4
dopt an ordinance to prohibit the
baking and delivering OF bread by
bakers on Sundays. The purpose
of the proposed regulation is to
give the bread makers and bakers
one days rest in seven.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Just the right medicine for back
ache, rheumatism, Bright's disease
and all urinary Irregularities. Ar =
J. c. Olivier, Tickfaw, La, Says
II can reconmend Foley kidne>
pills. | suffer ed with<kfdney trou-
bic for eighteen p6hths and got
relief three daysHter had taker
them. I am HhH to recommene
them to an yBody for kidney and
Nadder trouble as | know from
experience they are fine
For sale at Taylor's Drug Store
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11

Texas Rough Riders VIII pre-
sent the Colonel with a 5000 sad
dle-and just when he has been
unhOr sed, too.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
FOLEY1S KIDNEY REMEDY
AN APPRECIATE

L. Nc ConnclI, Catherine st, III
mira, N. Y, writes: "I wish to cx-
press my appreciation Of the great
good | derived from FoleLssFid-
ney Eeme'f, which Lsdsrd for a
bad case 4 kidneS~Trouble. Five
bottles al t1rork most effec-
lively anI/oved to ne beyond
doubt it rthe most reliable kid
ncy medicine ! have ever taken -
For sale at TayIor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11
10 =sbS Y

self denial ia virtue and Ia
ne first atep towards economy.
But there is no economy in deny
bg Yourself the iberian's weekly
~its whore they only cost you 2
.ent4 per week, or si.0O per year.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-11

ITCH relieved in 30 minutes by
WooHord's Sanitary Lotion. Never
fails. Sold by G. H. lee, Druggist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
EDNA commuters SUCCESSOR.

Sew york March ~. II is report
od that Nat GoodVin rs to be- married
for the tinh time just 49, soon as me
present wife, Mrs Edna inodrich
Goodwin. g. granted a divorce. The
fifth bride ui The comedian, accord
ing To- report, viii he Miss Margarrt
Norcland leading woman ~ Nj
,.undWin's version of Lend Ne Five
Shiliugs. nov playing IA vaudeville
That the present Mls Goodwin viii
pr granted the divorce Their" seems I"
bee re- doubt. AFTER tho testimony 81
both sides had been taken hN The ret
cree. II was stated that the cVidcnr,
was such ~ would make the tinal de-
erpc Ia, reasonable outcome of tn
suit Just Whrn the court viii take
lnal action H. not knuwn.
ga tour MIR Goodwin ANA Miss
| Nor"lnnd are seen together verA a."
upntlN They dine together an'
actor together SO much 80 IN faci
| that /, rs really the exception 10 Soc
Icither alon, IN public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
- t'\Ii;ls v

Tn, bits OF et.cn worm today were
Boo honor of 81 raulrk. ir'lHnd
pstron saint the man Who converted
en-. .ntI. nish nation To CHRISTIAN
In over, nook and corner OF me
v.,ls where ever q Io,al son OF the
cid .od has NraScd March ., BE- "h.
..r,,d Although 81 pniilrks day
la, com, 80 bc looked upon IN g h"li
humorous Ns, 10, man, who d" not
know and mli, appreciate ~ ssniil-
canoe ~ the p.opl. OF liish descent
u /. IL dn, 90 the greatest rcvor"n' .
and deepest rcligious significance.
80 pnttick. Whos' rnrl, ~" IS ht'i"
tuoRn to hhtorians. Mas o"nsc rated
cd bishop and ~ an advanced age took
tip Nv. WORK ct converting tiso people
oi me EMERALD lsto To- CHRISTIANITY
Man, miracles are attributed to INN
nud duuDtl.ss many of them wore
true. without the shedding Of % d'op
Of matiNr blood the yen"rdbi" saint
,icc.d.d Ia Christianizing ireland and
tustilling q fath Ia ia. Irish people
mat hundreds 81 wears OF pcrsr'u'
ton Narsar. ana famine tailcd "a
w.ukcu
Nn,n IA, luisn peasants we're
forced to leave their humble hom"s
in thousands aud uock to this ,ouu.
nv the, brought with them tEc s'-
,rrd memory of - Patrick ana hi'
teachings. So that ~ this country. tho
da> sol apart to- his memory L. about
q, unl,crsall> celebrated %, an Amer
teams regardless OF descent a. any
holiday "a the year
Tho shamrock which became th'
ombirm OF the rcvcrcd saint has beer
transplantod tn American bot houses
aud ~ the larger citics 80 M east
u b. quite as UNIVERSAL, worn as -
ireland where IL grows
The many rishmon IN N'w M"Ni,'
celebrated - rattioks day ~ tradi
iiunal s,,l,. FcN we're the coat lapel
minus the bii oi green
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

one Gir} fM IA jOiVf,; a 6eP H'W
:, hagbo0pJaiSaH max p,tPpf. @.tfN
A,hy. : hriH hd,booRffh \ { Hdfihc
fha6,J, = hd,pooRfhf 'dG : '"P
NhOJHNihg; MiK az DtdW
Cover the fowl with boiling water AMI
let simmer until tender, then tcmoNct"d
baking dish. Mis- the :, cup flour, alt
and black pepper with cold water to-
smooth paste and use To thickcn the
broth Remove the tat from the top oi
the broth II necessary before adding ia"
thiclcning. Pour this gravy over The
fowl. until II Is nearly covered, and fc.
serve the rest To- serve apart. SIT to
pcthtr tbs flour. baking powder aud salt.
three times. into tins wnik tile shorten
ing and usc cream or m,lk tn ihiec q
dough. less stiff than for biscuit Pn'
this ht .puouiuls over the FOWL ~ the
dish. which il should fcst upon aut
completed, covet Let bake about So
minutes,
when ,uung tender chickens ore scnit" o..
rft.~nt- % most s.itisiAetui' No. ~ r"ttItt 'tI
fowls Nrli go iImh prepared 100 his u.,iIr'i Ir
MOTE nuurttsiug ttan when srttfd ass .i' "
T., thi. and the - uthtt dtINinu- ttNIIf. e.
ihr q CUut ihHil 81 cop, 'i vtu,N u
4r.uftd lI.t is euNlnv Tie Niufrd ''Ii ''H
.ti,t,l 800 thf rs ,eu' tiu ot ,. e l.ik '.t Tow
I,f tDth-J '.tiS NJ" Co. ,ht.g".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
HOW TO LENGTHEN LIFE
BY SCIENTIFIC LIVING


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q" 'uN'n"
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'h "''''''" yea. '''' ''"'l rae. Wv
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Wv N't' run ''''- 'N' N"'" we
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
\Vr Ol'H ~ \VRti

several ministers visited the office
or Tho Evening Hcrald Yesterday and
demanded an apology for % paid al
t"rtit'mrnt which appvarcd IN TINS
paper bcnrine the stamp rf "a moving
pictur, theatre IN this ciU. Th, a"-
v,. :lscmcnt contained remarks d,rog
atJrl 90 a. Evangelist Who recently
held revival services ~ tins CIV,
and vHp had u number of difhgul,ics
win another paper here
Us ,HE connection. The Evening
Herald desires e. say to ia" ministers
ut this ca, that had ans on" in auth
otity seen IN" oroEsiy. advertisements
IL would not have been accepted. That
IL appeared 81 All Wa- due to- tn" fact
that The Evening herald rs new pa-
we'd
rh" EYung"iist incident OF t'W
months ago. can nave no connection
Win N" policy of thu paper since IA,
Evening Herald 40 mat tinr was not
In "Nist-nc" This paper viii be- found
I" pursu" "a clean. decent policy. win
respect To- all men ana an things ~
this territory, aud II is tuihcr.st from
itF thought ~ this or any other tlmr
10 dig up an AFFAIR IN which ID had nd
part and which b. none 81 tts nusinrs.
IN" matter is unfortunate bat rc.
suits purely from the fact that 49, Yet
ihis paper has not organized iis force.
and b, compelled Ia do ia. host DO can
unul ~ has secured th' service, uf the
mon u viii employ
Tho author of the advertisement "A
the person who should We called Ca
tnsN. aud such advertisements win not
b" accepted IA the m,nr. from ans
one Tor publication IN TINS papor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

100 ID '..cut rtu,rt on tu. ,pn-cr-
sI.,u 60. r.Uuua' ,tailt; prot I've
ing g. ~h'r uf Nt' upo,t .t., -',.
fniia H gu.,u store - ut..'e'1S
laut. and "tscrtauou. which uD|-
t.t. thai tue length ot thr average
umaa ii, might 10. prolonged 1T
.-' uli"cu ,oar ond lnJt lpnu uH~
.of p,upl. vho uuh lit4 'ut uru
.AHt.n.. Want become .is"."u- and
uJpp,
Nmone ,a, D.,ra 90. Nr4vt,n'd
ate md Increased h'alth uo ,lo proc
you,on 90 dts'a-,. Nh. aro known
Go D., easily pr"NtutHhir. greater IT.
t,utInu O., ua.t.r, ut sanitation by
the 80, and .iat. and "a. l.o'uu
goUPuu,ut and. on the part nf 'u'
ultldul ut,di noe to CO." smp."
y.t neglected laws co. hygiene
20 say Shat To, Span o. NAV l'"
an hc drawn oui uttcru years '"n-
&C.. than moss sound. almost mir'Ou.
lous Put HE most wonderful
achievements. h'- a. 20 Doe Htrpm-
pllsh. q %, m,ans thot trr thoroughly
uatu.pl
"a h,s h.'u calculated thJt 10 the
Tnitad S,.f' fotty .tAo d,uths nui of
c,cr} ono Hundr, might ar rrr,'ut-
cd. FOR r.,ry person Wh" die. two
.r, r.ou., a. and of these 'u.lv
N,lf milhi haN, kDpt WcI. Those
deaths ana thrs, illnesses cost the
country n money alone % billion aud
halt dollars each Nr.r From %
purely economic point oi ,ir" Inc
,nath'u.ug of l'fc b. tremendously
important
Thu th. ay,r.eD lfn .au he
rXjcnd'd - UbundJutIy proved by
Jaii,ti.s The fat r. 'r Of today
u,a long SIAM did our iorh,ars.
| I'm tho,. .uuutries Nh,r, enc progress
Of mcdi. icucr H. most rapd. the
greatest uumpr. ,i yrJ'- hJ." boon
added 60 OBJ. a,rrdso li'. Wl th"
past follt decades 49,. for Instance, IN
prussia. ah.le ~ countries ik, IN
na wh,r. there has boon uu such
movement inc He period has De- u
| shortened D. thor than l'ngthcu'u.
particularly Interesting comp'ri-
| .ou eiod N. Professor Fisher i~ tIai
of Dublin aud frtnkiort-on-th
Main Tho rorm'r citN ha. " d'hih
! ,tr ot sap per thousand, win" tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

NIt'r .atcfullA reading uN Tho .i.-
toroI comments on zoe MoN,au .,tl-
ALTON nom a tati,tt OF ~ taug,- th'
Etru,u" Herald finds that no two
sou ar, really Interested ptobabi. toe
beet NaE q" solve thu rdJI, Dr. to
dror post ,ard g. S..r.ial, OF WHt
Dickinson H., NAV know
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
GEORGIA STILL HAS
HER ORIGINAL SEAL

\tltuta. On. March o. G,or sla.
Do, hau, ol the ORIGINAL thirteen cot
culc ~ ih, l'nltad States. is the
oul, ou which retains thc Original
state seal which has been in u-c IN
lNi- Igto since j119 For q ultle
moyU tulu i@1 wears me SILVER plates.
%. Nuicb thr olGcia, s.al b. madt
have b.cu iu uc'iyD serpic" ami are
ROW becoming worn from constant
nag, io such m extern that BE- is
thouih me- general assembly al t,
ueNl session. viii have to tak steps
Go have 4 urN one made
lp al al ms speeches made iu A.
Hu.s, Wood uw Wilson governor ui
Ncn Jersey. said that che north dI-
tered 'rom the south iu that the
-ult J.ll chung mon. closely 'o tb.
',u r uui customs on ENGLAND That
ido .IJI. oi Georgia has retained
i3, .tiu.l seal b. ,onclusiv, PROOF
g., ihr statement Sh. vas given thD
name OF Georgia ~ homo, cot Kins
Goo, e. fUtd o' England UuI Oh, seal
u uaI ui thai lmc hae noyv;
- 'hr stale oi Georgia oNeUp uu
pu, occasion
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MN VINO SAVE - No\,>

There H. So much lposc taIk about,
government wasteiulnrss and incfu.
cheney that it Is pleasant 10 cit. Ger
tain tine instances of achievement
from recent address by GA. prr.i.
dent sccrotdry MI a. u. horton
IN" chcf Justice of thc most I'M
portant court in IA" world is paid
$4,000 a year Colonrl Goethals. ia
control of tho greatest public Wor,
ever undertaken. receives SALARY oi
$1,000 Conceal Cro1irr chicf oi
ordnance, who saves the government
SlJ.oo0 every time IL builds a i1-incf
gun for tho navy. IL paid 5000 q
year The director of IA. census
Dana Durand, who IL charged viii
sh. economical expenditure of ~ mil
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lntI~ NAPOLEON ~ \Nti,N \.

a Epotuot' iu llli''Nr M''''
Memoirs
n /, noticeable that Princes 'hi".
line. uho subsequently, knew tho en-
peroi so Intimately, makes "a" r"l'I
enc. tu tn visit of Louis Napoleon
tu America 500 1885,,
Il, was tor tvs" months ~ New
YORK. where hc lived a, tn" Wash
ington hotel, Broadway.
II is interesting (" know that h'
mad, the acquaintance "i Na-hin9
ton irving. Whum hc visited - sunni
slide Irving had ais" m"' Nil' l'
Moutilu.
pn tn occasion "i IN" 'Wp'i"t
marriage. n 1888. ~ wrote. Lou.
Napoleon and Eugene de- M"ntin'
emperor ana empress of fr1nr". on
nf whom hay, had as 90 guest ~ W.
cottage ou the Hudson, and the "thr
at whom. when q child, haN" had q
my knrr at Grenada
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Ili.NSN<Ji,its.
In tn tir.

Soc th, rugs upon ths line
Sprlrc,
Hear tho barrel organs whine
spring
~.. the ionpull In the palk
Hear TIE carrot oi HE bark
And tn. dog W"od's distant bark
spring
Notico shortcake on The hill'
spring
Frd tho need Of somc good PM
spring.
sm,ll f.cfh paint along your way
Soc the naschall Teams ht play
want 80 ~ a-lishlng hes
spring.
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to-, I- 80 upportunit, fnt thr Nl-
bHpu,IG.. moot SAYS th' Niluun
Gazetr. Z, thor" auyVh,r. ~ oui
bus, midst patrioiir poet ou suiU
,ionils good terms with ~, mus" to
,ummtWotat, gracefully ,ttrrtlNtlt
ana oiouuut, IN. coming ,ist al
colonel Roosevelt