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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

IN keeping down MS average Wave I.
member Of the Reds. Mike always hit
around 200.
Sam lareford. through hts manager.
10" W ouImsu. Today comm med the re
nort hat he rss agreed TO meet JacA
JorrS'n m Far!s this fall to settle the
l-s' weight champ !onship OF the world
Johnson * So receive a $50. 200 guarantee
Win. Use cr draw. and Langford Is TO re
cr''~ % per cent " the EroSS receipts
leading nRHt promoters sstirnaie taut
mo hsht VIII draw more than 500 900
30 thu gate
Tommy Burns. VI o IL now looking AZ
80 Arthur Pelkv. - arranging ~ send
l1e hiE man against Charlie Miller. the
giant ~esterner who mas b@en taking the
measure of number Of hopes Peiky
- nov on very profitable theatrical
tour. ana al It's completion VIII imme-
diateiv star - train Miller caused
many OF the hoTef. to shudder when he
agreed 20 lake Sam LsnEford on N =
Iovr -ronnd battle after the Boston Tar
Baby arrived IN mis- country from A.
STRATA.
Jack Knight Is PLAYING N-rt base COR
he HighIsnders IN good styie and I,
looks like Frank chance made q good
'fade v hen - bought the laphy inhslder
merry on tho Highlandefs. 2 ayins sec
ono nase lie did not get along well
Win Hal - as4 Trs two vere tempera-
mental. and hey got or earh ofher. q
nerves knight also dev@lon.-s 49,
arm. and 80 To- VS. sent 20 the minors.
lie soon decided that = Mould Ike %
be hs r. tre big league The %ewArks
and tho Highlanders both trained ir Per
1uts. aUt ne teams met in several
games. Chance had an opport unity -,
ohserve Knight IN action. and VI et'
Borton failed 20 bat ana I'D not cover
the first hasa any too well - vas 'ra - Z
f"r KrigGf II fNe comeback rom
t.uues to vey - started ~ VIII liuger
in iial t'aasc place FOR some time
Use short words they are tho S'rd
10 use
- know SAD TIE r~rrscke4 Nrs
hand. and thin Worfs-fre KIND Won can
got in edEewise o. Pittsburgh Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

but the fact that - has not been piay ed
regularly may have had something to 10
IN keeping down MS average While /.
member ~ the Reds. Mike aways hit
around 200
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

The j c. Myers team ~ Mounds.
VIE. would Ike 10 arrange a game
win the Mt. De Chantal team for Sun
DAY. Answer through this paper or
cal lSS-R MoundsvilIe. Rel phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

Inc Dlllonvale 4. G. challenges the
martins Very Ideals. Hodshons or the
Ja'AE Arthurs. for a game SUNDAY.
NuEnst 10 Gail Dillonvsle IL. Bell.
or answer through this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

Four major l-ss,is clubs are after
-Bubhlas. Hsrgrova. ana - - certlin
that the Terrier bAchstop will b. grab
Rod off within e few days a talegrspnic
offer was received from the Chicago
White SON. which "a under serious con
alteration, while the Pittsburgh SatFon-
ais. New York lHghlanders and Chicago
cabs have asked FOR terms on the
younCrter.
Under The present rules Scvernin<
base hall HsrEToye is subject 20 drsIt
after August IS. less than three weeks
snd tho management believes n adv.s-
able 20 sell Bubbles ~ a fancy pre-
vAther tran 20 lose him At tie drH''
f.Gure Bsb - sure to 10 drafted - rot
sold. - several big league scouts hav.
trailei Nm FOR the past two weeks.
sale means immediate delivery.
Th- national commission has sounded
warning To all ma or league clubs
anent The rule restricting ira number %
plat ers 70 "A hose services club may
solG title ~ any time TO th'rty-five ard
serves notice that trI- rule VIII be en-
forced 10 the letter.
A club t.at mas tbs number ~ men
un1"r contract or Includes PLAYERS p.r-
trassd "r recalled under optional agree
Iueufs will not he ALLOW ed To fi.e drafts.
u "a CLUB holds title 10 less 'har ttirty-
i've players on oIeninS day of the traft
rrI'uI the excess number Nh'ai ned
frr04s7 THIS medium mu-t - disposed
.: r~i.. 20 che ;iIing ~ the reserve list
IN october ].
~ Wash star pitcher ~ the S'N'casl
american l.-4-u- .Iun. "a lose arm has
reeu SOP. -l... -prirE art 40 mas
taa.n part 500 bHf few games This season
eft for Won EstoWI.. bHi". where 10 will
ruiergI aI examination 20 ascertain
whether h.S career - 81 twirler - at an
end HIS 4aSt spfttfuc-" W.T. the " nike
~uN vas DO thitacY July lp wren h-
was obliged 90 retire after pitching two
TICS fts friends sag t-at rest and
treatment have not le.pef his arm. iie
tp pitch a-u'u rs Will make AT effort 20
.ecuu" au pNitir-Irs.
F-ar. Sran--. manager ~ the Nev
Norh Yankees - now an actor ile has
HA-u c'g4g'i - a moving II. tur~ com
f.rv % take the LEADING pert IN a
q euartr entitled IT, . Peerless Leader.
som" OFF tie scenes OF which VII De lhid
~ tt- Polo grounds. New YORK 'hanc-
7as been r"aearsiuE his role In ne stun"
since Monday. catcher - eere'. 'uf.
's'da-s Daniels and Ha-rzell Will a So
appear IN ffe YIN.
~ Port Wayne wins every ono - 'he
fVenfv--i> games femain.rr .r '1.
r,re-fa.o and - brand Rapids wins rIf
-er more ire two clubs VIII - tied fg-
fIrst place Gra-f farids as ~"t q
ard ,osf o. witch would make the .iIh..
star8ing . von and - lost - th@ leaders
ropp.t u.f trr 2. me- y. mag q" ~. .
tv-sta IN foH the Fort WayreH VII
ave exsrtIv ne same s'7rdi-V These
rE rr- practically cruced" tfr flag Co.
,;raud Rapids A. Smiths combination 90
veet-au central t.eagu"rs a. &C. rtts
80 vurIf -o lose sixteen games oGf NJ
mary. and there's o.. reason tD bel. eve
tHss re going O." start nov
Patrick Mcdonald. ~. 'raT r7.i-.-
va. ana Mat. N.Gfaf- a. Tourney 90.
low ~ Ger both heroes ~ pc oltm1i"
games. ar" morn aug f.l.I'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

The Fulton Athletics would like 10
nave a game for Sunday. August II.
WIN some fast 20 year old team in
this Vicinity. Answer through this
paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

The Myers Provision team win
meet the City Railway tea mon the
Forty-seventh street grounds Sunday
afternoon Rogerson and Ruble VIII
ne the battery for the carmen. while
smith and Miller VIII work for the
Myers team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

The manager OF the Messengers re-
guests the manager of the Victors. OF
Bellaine. 70 call l32oJ. Bell phone.
Inc Fulton Athletics viii play the
Reyman brewing team on the Fulton
grounds Sunday afternoon. The game
VIII start promptly at O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

Fan. Efan~-. manager ~ the Neu
york Yankees. - now an actor Ne has
1A.u cfE1E'i - a moving II. tur~ com
i.rv 90 take the leadiaE part ~ a
euar.r entitled TIE Peerless Lead@r.
tarll. OFF tie scenes OF which viii he laid
a. tr- Polo grounds. New Work thanr-
7as been r.lears1uE his role IN The studio
since Monday. catcher - eere'. 'iuf.
Te'd.-E Daniels and lfa-fzeil vii $50
appear IN tie film.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

The Martins Ferry Ideals last even
ing defeated the Bridgeport All Stars
by the one sided score OF is TO 4.
The game was played on the mill
field. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

The Moose Lodge team. would like
10 arrange games with some fast
team In this vicinity for Saturday and
Sunday. August 3 and 10. Can 1275-Y
National.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08

The x. X team OF Moundsvilre
challenges the Wsrwood Transfers
for game Sunday. August is. and
any other 16 year old team for a game
August IL away from home.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05

Poor Adam had a lonely spell.
His years were full OF pain.
For there was no one he could tell
The bright things said by Cain.
Full sad his lot. and passing sore.
And bitter. too. forsooth.
For there was no one he could bore
When Abel got a tooth.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05
Depend Upon The Strong Arm
Of Business,

The Strong Arm of Business pro-
tects your good health and the en-
tire nation against fraud, decep-
ton, and ill-advised buying. 1t en-
ables you to buy with forethought
and knowledge instead of by blind
instinct. 1t guides you to efficien-
cy in buying the necessities and lux
uries of life and aids you in the
economical management of your
household.
This Strong Arm of Business is
Advertising.
It yields it's most powerful pro-
lection through the advertising col
umns of the daily newspaper, be-
cause through this medium 1t
reaches most frequently the great
est number in each community.
You should appreciate and recog-
nize the Importance of this protec-
ton by reading the advertisements
in THE BANNER closely and con-
stantly every day. This duty you
owe yourself, because it saves time
and money. 1t enables you to
purchase from reputable dealers the
best of everything at the lowest
possible prices.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. Wilson, the president elects
wife. is said to favor the mountain
laurel as the national flower.
The claim is made for Belva Ann
Lockwood of Washington. who recent
~ celebrated her eighty-frst birthday,
that she Is the oldest practicing law
yer in the world.
Nine. Callirhoe Parren. chairman of
the legal section of the Greek National
Council of Women. is leading the
movement to amend the laws of
Greece discriminating against married
women.
Miss Phoebe W. Couzins, noted law
yer. suffragist and Prohibitionist. who
eighteen months ago was in poverty,
is today rated at 100000 owing to an
increase in value of Arkansas swamp
lands through recent reclamation prof.
ects.
Miss Eulalie Jensen, who recently
wired the Panama-Pacific exposition
managers of her candidacy for the
model of the spirit of the Golden
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05
Maryland PcnitenIiary.

In the annual report of the war
den and directors of the Maryland
Penitentiary for the year ending
Nov. 80, 1912, we note that of the
92S prisoners remaining in that in
stitution at the close of the fiscal
year, 81 were from Dorchester coun-
ty. This number is small compared
with some of the other counties In
this State. The largest number OF
prisoners (outside of Baltimore
city, is from Allegany county, 72;
the smallest number, 5, from Caro-
line county. The Eastern Shore
counties make the following show
ing of prisoners remaining in the
penitentiary: Cecil, 13; Somerset,
10; Kent, 13; Queen Anne's, IL;
Wicomico, %; Talbot, 9, and Wor-
cester, II.
The amount earned by the con-
victs for themselves during the year
was $32,937.73. This is s2,559.41
MOTe tudu LUZ Tue piSNiouS ySdi
despite the decrease of II in the
daily average population.
The total earnings for the year
were s114,233.35, and the disburse-
ments $137,766.16, which leaves a
net surplus of $3,467.19. While the
financial showing does not compare
so favorably with previous years,
this is due both to the decrease in
the population and the increase in
the population of the institution.
The decrease in the number of
inmates from a daily average of
1913 in 1911 to 941 in 1912, re-
duced the earning capacity about
$4,000. The increase in the pro-
vision account over the preceding
year was s3,666.47-the daily per
capita cost being IL 2-3 cents, while
for 1911 it was As cents.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05
Bees By Parcel Post.

San Francisco, Feb. "A diminu
tive hive of bees, consigned to Jos
Adberigi, of Inverness, was lifted
from the mail pouch by Fred
O'Toole, chief clerk at the local
postoffice, yesterday. The insects
began to emerge from a corner of
the box which had been broken in
transit. O'Toole says there were a
million of them, and that they were
as busy for a few minutes as it was
possible for bees to be.
After the bees had escaped, he
examined the little hive and found
1t contained a queen bee, inclosed
in a private compartment. He lib
Grated her and her subjects collect
ed about her. Then it was an easy
matter for O'Toole to entice the
swarm back into captivity.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05
LanCier Plume q Hat FaVOrile.

The lancier plume is a favorite
hat trimming just now.
It consists Of a long, slightly
waved, slender ostrich plume, and is
applied to the hat standing straight
up.
1t may be at the right, left, front
or back, but seems most popular at
the left-back position, flaring out
over the shoulder. Its name comes
from its fancied resemblance to the
plumed headdress of the lancier
troops.
AS matter of fact, it looks
more like the holiday attire of a
horse in a military parade.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05
English Etchings.

More than 100000 marriages are reg
istered annually in the United King
dom.
There are a thousand marriages q
month fewer in England than there
We're five years ago.
If every man in England were mar
ried there would still be 1,1IS,0OO fe
males unprovided for.
buckingham palace. for almost a
century regarded as the ugliest roya
palace. is. it is said. to be altered, the
existing drab exterior to be replaced
with an imposing frontage of white
Portland stone. The h.:se pile was re
built in 1924 by Joseph Nash.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05
Just What's Wanted-Free.

Extra, special and without added
charge, there will go with each and
every copy of next Sundays New
York World 24-page Magazine pre-
senting a score of illustrated arti-
cles both interesting and instructive;
a 16-page Joke Book that will prove
the best mathematician you ev-
er saw; the words and music of a
late song success; coupon good
for an old wartime picture of ex-
President Lincoln and his Cabinet
a picture that should be framed and
hung on the wall in every home and
office. Its demand is so great that
the Sunday World should always be
ordered in advance.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05

Gate" is a Chicago girl. She was
chosen as the model for the decorative
design of the st. Louis exposition in
1904. Miss Jensen disclaims the be-
lief that she is the most beautiful wO-
man in the country, but says she
thinks her features adapted for dec
orative design.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-05

Mrs. A. r. Tabor. OF Crider. Mo-,
had been troubled with sick head
ache for about five years. when she
began taking Chamberlain's Tab
lets. She has taken two bottles Of
them and they have cured her Sick
headache is caused by disordered
stomach for which these tablets are
especially intended. Try them, get
well and stay we'll. Sold by all
dealers.-Adv.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

Mare attention has been given
,ho home garden tlls year than
aver b. IRE in thia Immediate see
finn - every part of this c'ty
ara n he found gardens OF All
Ages \ d most vt them are t"'' c'
Che brightest promise Of large re-
,nrns for III. labor expended. "
Il auch forts MS these which VIII
m \ long way toward minimizing
fhe high coat of living aud he'p
ins to forget aud retire "hard
,,mos, Will such a splendid
,,ch soi, "a we We here. it ia q
wOpdei that g'' ar EFFORTS nave
~, h.,4, mat. his direction,
hsfore pe, ~ may bt
eonnd IN ave- il to he hop
"A that tuia experience viii
demOnstra,e The '4vantaees vi
.nch efforts and 80, they will not
he abandoned when tto4 'ectt
grow brighter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
BLACKBERR|ES.

On Tuesday afternoon MI. VII
liz La,,ernuse brought Ia our OF
flee a branch cut from blackher-
" bush. loaded with he green
fruit. Tie branrl, IA about ~
inches long and holds some ~
berries and blossoms. Where the
freeze and frnats Of two weeks
ago caught the bloom they were
killed. but where the bloom had
velOped into = berry 1t seems to
be nnln1nred The branch seems
to Indicate that the coming black
berry crCp gives every promise 81
icing very heavy and possibly
quite early this year.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
CANAL TO GRAND LAKE
"Put me down for 5000: to be
maid in annual sums Of 500"

"Put me down for 5000: to be
paid in annual sums Of 800"
This is the proposition made BY
Mr.. Alexis VOORHEES,, one Of the
substantial supporters q I'll. idea
Of cutting q canal from bayou
Teche to Grand Lake. through
Petit Bayou, Or bayou Loise'.
The people Of this city seem to
be "asleep At the switch Of one
Of the best possible avenues TO -
greater trade for this place, and
are loatb apparently TO doing
what would be necessary to gam
al immense trade advantage.
THIS condition il discouraging to
many, who fear that this day anj
generation will do nothing for
themselves in that direction. Re
cognising th,n apathy on the part
Of the public, the idea has been ad-
vaueed that y private corporation
be organised for the purpose OF
digging this canal, witch corpora
ton shalt be privileged 10 chafge
tolls on the traffic going through
the canal. In responee to this
presentation Mr.. VOORHEES, makes
the above offer.
Who will be the next to make u
like Offerp
One hundred such subsct iptions
will secure the building Of the
canal.
No better investment now Offers
for the up building Of the trade o.
this city. The investment, itself
il promising Of good returns.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
the CROSS
TOWN CANAL.

Al the Joint expense Of the city and
parish a splendid canal is being cut
across the southwest arn portion. OF
this city. When finished 1T will lead
from Hopkins street TO the New he
rim Southern Canal, into which after
IL will empty. The greater portion OF
it's length is located beyond the city
limits, but the street bitches will empty
into IL, thus affording great I'M
provement to the drainage OF large
part of the city where drainage is
most need at this time. Several ponds
and slouyhs, which have long been
landmarks, are doomed to disappear.
Last fall considerable labor was ex-
pended by the parish upon the outer
extension of Hopkins street. but fol
the want of just such drain it was al
soon lost in consequence OF the stanu
Ing water on that avenue. The city i
now doing a good piece of work gfa.
irp that part Of Hopkins street whict
- wi hin the limits. Other streets VII
he treated in like manner az soon a
the workmen can get to them
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
FOR SALE.

1 lots, Fulton st., between Chest
nut and Lassalle.
Nice farm, well improved, south
of town, ) miles, $1,000, terms.
Fine lot on Jane st., 100 800,
$1,000.
We'll improved farm on Trolley
line. between New iberia and Jean
erette, with mules, seed cane, tools,
ETC., e10.6OO.
Good stock farm In vermillion
parish, timber and prairie, price
price $500 per acre.
Plantation Of 600 acres, well i'm
proved, fronting Bayou Teche, fine
dwelling, outbuildings cabins, IL
mules, seed cane.
800 acres rice land for rent a
$500 per acre, fronting Bayo.
Teche.
Fine body OF land, st. Mary Par
ian. fronting Bayou Teche, in lot'
10 quit. ali In cultiva alton, $4,000 pei
acre. small cash payment, balance
IN : years at 8 per cent. interest.
House and lot, Prairie Ave-, be.
tween Charles and b. Main st., IL
feet front by 900 deep. Price ~,
800, terms.
Lot on Dale st., $4,000.
| fine residence and lot, &. Mali
st., $500.
| Nice farm on st. Martin Road, Is
acree well improved, S6,60O. BayO'
| front, n. n. and Trolley line.
House and lot on Julia st., s1,5ot
900 acres on bayou Portage Wit
| Oh well machinery, $1,000
rino booinoao lot on 1bofia stree
betWoen Main and Bt. PETER o9,60'
ssE sno. = Wvfxn
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
the +. g. A. RAILROAD

The question OF electtifying the +.
q A. Il. X. has several times occurred
to ia az being practical idea and we
have mentioned it to others. This
week it was rather gratifying to learn
that this question had been before
the directorate of the road as a seri-
aus proposition, but due to the gener-
a, conditions of the country, the IN
certainty of the fate of our chief agr'-
cultural interest, the difficulty OF rails
ing money needed by various inter
ests, and because of unfinished under
takings in whiel, the F. Il A. stock
holders are interested, the question
had To be laid inside on the table for
the time being.
It IL interesting to remember. in
con pection with this, that there is 9
right Of way open aud available Tor I'm
mediate use to this road from the stef
Ing ptat,tation, in the Second Ware
Of this parish, TO the bayou Teehe a
a pojnt now within the city limits. l
this should be used il would develop
. spIendid stretch Of suburban land
within the shadows of this city.
The road. itself extends from
Franklin 10 Milton, through section
whith could be better served by a.
electric road than by the steam rail Q
the present. As an electric road,
would attract more favor IN It's owl
territory, M we'll ps 1t would dee
and general interest in all propose
|extenaions. Il now runs through
su,endid stretch Of country wbteh tn
steam rails have done much in devel
oping and preparing for the highe
service.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
DIED:

AT her late residence in Fansee
Pointe. near Loreauville, Mre. Ed
ward Brousaa,d. nee ComeauH, At
tue age Of ~ years The funeral
took place at st. Joseph Catholic
Church, At l.oreauv,llp. on We'd
neaday morning 1T 3 o'clock. She
il survived nv six children, all OF
whom ara grown4 She WAS the
step mother Of Mr.. LeOnel BrOus-
sard She was \ person 1T many
charming qualities aud her demise
is regretted by = broad circle ot
relatives aud friends.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
Children Cry
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ne0etical hints, we'll illustrated.
IAs only magazine Of Ito kind In
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Write Il today. The three latest
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M year.
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

A mo'oi baat, of new design.
was receu.,v built NJ the shops Of
Mr. +. J. Ribbeck. The hull Of
the little craft ia Of sheet metal
and IL modelled along the lines Of
u hydroplane, hut with sharp
nose. II ia driven by an eight
horse power gasoline engine and
after curing few faults Of al
j0stment. IL making y very fair
speed record.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
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DON'T X NOW THEY
HAVE APPENDICITIS

Many New Iberia people who
have chronic apbendicitis; which il
not very paintHl. have doctered 70,
years for gas/on the stomach, aCIy
stomach or constipation. Jno. X
Taylor states~if these people will
try simple 6uckthorn bark. giycer
inc. etc. ACCOMMODATED IN Adler
i-ka. the Germap1 appendicitis rem
edy, they Willie surprised at the
QUICK Benefit A SINGLE DOSE
relieves theaA troubles INSTANT
Ly
Sold w Jno. r. Taylor. Druggist
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

judge James Simon, of the 18th Ju-
dtcial District court. rendered dect-
sion on Wednesday, upholding the
validity Of the document which legf-
timiBes the heirs Of Clairville Segura,
deceased. A we understand this de.
cision IT. force and effect II IN opposi-
ton TO the interests of those who
eousht to break the will OF the de
ceased. The case will be appealed to
the State supreme Court.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

The flying clouds Of dust, dur
-, ia ea,ly daya Of this week
demonstrated that the individual
stforts al eprinLling the et'eete
:, haat, are very Intellectual. 4
.t,eet sprinkler would d. ~
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