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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23
serylsn oMeers Cruelty.

An artillery lieutenant in Kraguye-
yats, Seryia, has been sentenced 10 q
days' imprisonment for compelling /.
recruit TO undergo the most cruel IN.
dignity in Servian eyes. This con.
sisted in making him shave of HE
mustache.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23

The track at sharp curve Just west of
Yorktown last night according to com
plete reports today. w. R. Gier, Fort
Wayne was killed and w. s. Baker of
Dunkirk and simon J. Davis OF Parker,
Indiana, received internal injuries
which may prove serious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23

to move. Others are secure in their
position, it seems.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23

He's Generally No Good, Anyhow.
Nature is TOO busy 10 turn out hand
some men. Chicago Daily News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23
A chiId's elrthrishs.

IN his speech Mr.. Taft touched up
m several knbiects
Referring to the life OF an artist.
he said: 1T Is clustered life IN
artist leads, all day am bending at
my work in my studio. But to me
Hithout art life Is inexplicable.' He
said friends had accused him OF being
pessimistic in nlolding blind groups
bit this he would not admit, saving
4 nothing else there was young
child leading them all.
Withdraw from life the song, the
verse. and what is the use OF 1T all.
Life would be so monotonous without
these. But to create little inherit
ence of something beautiful to com
Ing generations. Then life is worth
living, however, inexplicable."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23
Must Develop Something Characters
tic in the Way Of Art to
Add to interest of
Cities.
TELLS OF BLACK HAWK
large Attendance at Public Meeting
o. the o. A. 2, Conference
Held Last
Night. =

One q the crying needs Of our
western cities, as seen bv Lorado
Tat. the sculptor, who talked at q
Public meeting Of the D. A r. con.
ference al the 7. ". c. A. auditorium
last night, Is to create something
Characteristic in the way OF an, some
thing that VIII add TO the interest OF
GER cities. The nonotony OF American
cities has been one Of the chief crit.
scas-ns OF foreigners. he said. He
SPOKE OF many wars In which city
eould be made more attractive, more
pleasant place to live. "You have
aedsd .nmeasurabIr to interest OF
ycw city today with this Indian
ststue,'' he said He predicted great
Development in western cities In art
IN the next ten years.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs Harold r. Howell. OF Des Moines.
stata regent and an audience which
nearly filed The auditorium vas pres
rnt. The first number was 2 piano
solo By Miss Clara Gertrude Fry,
which was greeted with applause. Mr.
Taft followed Mrs. ". C. Story, who
was to have spoken, having been
obliged to go to Quincy to attend the
Illinois D. A. r session
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-23

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
WILLARD AND WEEKS .
- ~ F5ess
Mrs. McCEHE'S LECTURE
Approaching Comment.

Mr.. Editor: In the name OF
those who esponse the Cause,
want to thank you for the gener-
Gus mention Of Mrs. McGehe's lee
tnre. The sentiments expressed
by her and the motive that
prompted them are deserving of
consideratioD,-and sooner or lat.
er Socialism is to be proven either
a Blessing or a Menace-because
the number who advocate it il
growing.
The words Of God which made
it possible to bring order out OF
chaos were "Let there be light
On through time TO Eternity
light is still to be had only f0l
those who seek it. The narrow
mind can live only a small life
and is never missed when gone,
for it has had nothing IN common
with it's fellow being. As Lowell
has il:
He is true to God who is true to
man; wherever wrong is done,
To the humblest and the weakest
meath the all-beholding sun,
That wrong is also done to US; and
they are slaves most base,
Whose love Of right is for themselves,
and not for all the race"
Mrs. McGehe's lecture on So
cialism we consider ~ . ray Of
light which has penetrated the
heart of many and implanted the
seed Of thought. The day hes
come when only ignorance allies
Socialism with Anarcbism, bomt
thOwing, etc. Men Of powerful
intellect whose influence in the
thoghtful world means much now
advocate its principles and Openly
declare themselves. The maya
zines, from cove to cove preach it,
doctrines, and fiction even, TEEN.
with the problems of strife, tn,
oppressed, and the oppressor
all showing the trend Of though
IN the civilized world. So We SAY
again "Let there be light
Get but the truth once uttered, an,
tits like
A star newborn that drops into it
place.
And which once circling in its placi,
| round,
Not all the tumult Of the earth cal
shake
PROGRESS
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20

Mr.. S. l.. Broussard, the demon
strator for the National Depart.
nent Of Agriculture in the north
ern part of this parish, was a
pleasant caller at this Office on
last Saturday. While many OF
the farmers of his section have
been greatly disappointed IN the
harvests of this year, yet the re-
suits throughout the Fausse
Pointe section Will compare favo-
rably with those obtained in other
parts of the parish.
He proposes making an effort to
interest the boys and girls this
coming year in Corn and Hog
Clubs. They will be coached
along approved lines and he hopes
to awaken a deep interest in this
line of farm work by the successes
he anticipates.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
CITY MARSHAL SALE.
CITY COURT,
Sixth Ward, Parish of Iberia, State
of Louisiana.
VIM. Hugonln VS.. Fred. Walton.
No. 1923.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of writ of Fieri Fac1as, issued
out of the above Court in and for the
above entitled case and to me direct
ed. /, NJ. ]. Dominique, Marshal, have
seized and will offer for sale and will
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder FOR CASH on the
street in front Of the City Hall, in
New Iberia. Louisiana, at III O'Clock,
a. M. or within the hour thereafter, on
SATURDAY, December p, 1918,
the following described property. to-
wit:
One Creole Mule and Wagon.
To pay and satisfy judgment ont
Of the said City Court for the sum OF
Twenty -four Dollars. (s24.OO) together
with per cent interest per annum
from November Is, 1913, and all costs
of Court.
Given officially this 10th day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1918.
NJ. j. DOMINIQUE,
City Marshal
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
CAUGH

The following information from the
Crowley police, was wired to the po-
lice department of this city:
ARREST Clarence A. Williams, is
"a years old, an Engfishman, side
teeth missing, front ones alright, has a
hole back of his neck. Left for New
Iberia with Edith Brown"
Officer Felix Romero took the mat
ter in hand and soon had the Briton
in waiting for the arrival of Crow
leyite. He was taken back to Crow
ley on Wednesday to face some four
OF five charges.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
GRAY HAIR MADE IT'S OhiuAa
AL COLOR
CLIP THIS NOTICE-Its Worth -

II your hair is gray, st, rs9;ssi
with gray, white, faded, ~.
falling out, itching scalp 2 49,. 49,
ruff, apply Q-Ban hair c9,or 81 ~ 8
er to gray hair and scaiP. liz -
dye, but it. brings 70 tne .. me-. sSge
your hal hair. Makes gray hair hair. BE- 80
Of II or is years Of age. dl ssss
fails. Perfectly harmless ~ II,
full to use. Q-Ban makes ns'.a q
full OF life, beautiful. St0Rs r. 4
ruff, itching scalp and laln .a H. 4
Complete directions for noI ~ y
ment of the hair with eac 49, Y
SOC by parcel post o. NH 6ellS J
you three bottles. II not -
BY. its use we give you n D-s
Address Hessig-Ellls Dlp
Memphis, Tenn
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20

On Dec. II Girard-Hope Chapter
No. 80, R. A. NJ, elected officers TO
the coming year as follows
E. II. p, w. ]. Bernard;
E. King, l. T. Rand;
E. Scribe, Leo King;
G. O. H.. w. D. Reynolds;
P. S., Jno. R. Taylor;
R. A.. E. S. Fulton;
Treasurer. Lazard King;
Secty, Jno. T. White;
NJ. of Srd Veil, Sam We'll;
NJ. of End Veil, H. A. King;
N. OF 1st Veil, A. S. Lutz;
Sentinel, j. s. Love.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
FARM Or SALE

FARM FOR SALE
s7o m arneut.. Noug Time.
i=5 Cash. balance purchaser S terms
one body arpents high, we'll drained
Il City limits jos Oh MAN
lines Rnd wltb1n stones hfo" 81 the eene
Oppor tunity has ut the knocking habit she
knocks once, then flies away to more responsive
mortais.
Such a bargain will never be offered again.
changing the introduction Of the lnteruban into
hfe.
the difference between existence
a satisfactory
rservlce and County seat
will understand that land on
hundred IT it worth ten on the
Coulees
Further thought syx still deeper into the
discard. draiseth he price o situated land
farming trucking this oca-
ideal, and | am indeed 10th to sell it.
hoped get back to the land nearer TO
phosophic enoughto do cheer
full al
WILT OF the
obtains the furniture
than good groceries, may
be able to find tenant
building at from the market and take
immediate charge myself
the handsomest largest and
most modern building idle Of
sale and residence for SALE or exchange Tor resi-
close
If have to carry on the business
venient.
There other in and advan
be had anything like present
prices here
prices will pass, to return
while the buying is
r. S. MCMAHON.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20

At the Alexandria Poultry Fair.
which was on December II, Is, and
10, the exhibit Of Barred Rocks by
Mrs. G. 0. Pharr captured the follow
ing awards: First on Pen; second,
third, fourth and fifth on cockerel;
second, third and fourth ON cock; and
fifth on puliet.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20

Teche country and make known
the hospitality of the Teche
Braves in their efforts to have the
Great Council fix it's next session
for New IBERIA.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
THE REDMEN.


men 10 this city IS rapidly grow
ing in membership and is assum
ing a position in the armament OF
secret orders denoting the prom
Use Of early becoming one OF the
stars of first magnitude. When
It's rays first darted above the no.
rizop, seeking a place among the
older stars Of New lberia,s con.
ISOLATION Of secret orders many
gave it not serious attention, be
lieving that its force would never
attain to the proportions Of first
magnitude, for the reason that
there were so many other and Old
er attractive orders that it would
be very difficult for the new order
to attract to itself membership
Of any considerable numerical
strength-but as time has past,
these astronomers have another
guess coming to them.
Teche Tribe No. lis is not an
old organization, but it is rapidly
gathering into its fold a class of
young men who mean a future OF
usefulness and great good. 1ney
stand for the best in all walks of
life and to him who is not blind,
they spell the success of the order
in capltal letters. While all, who
are enrolled upon its roster are
not youths, they are all young in
spirit and enthusiasm and take
lively interest in the affairs OF the
Tribe.
The present officers are as fol
lows
DR.. j. B. Hall, Prophet;
81. f. Hill, Sachem;
A. T. Hill, Senior Sycamore;
J. S. Love, Junior Sycamore;
julius Maier, Chief of Records
Norbert Messenger, Keeper OF
Wampum.
Notwithstanding the fact that
the organization is but two years
old, it now has an ENROLMENT Of
IS members IN good standing
and this Is not the limit of its
promise. Two weeks ago it add
ed a class of 5 sturdy young
braves to the Tribe, and there are
other candidates In waiting.
During the present year 1913
$3.50 was paid out by this bene
| violent order as sick benefits to
members Of the Tribe. IL now
carries It's own "fnneral benefit" Of
5000, an ample testimonial to q
departing brother.
While there is much of serious
| work for contemplation by the
Braves, yet there is behind the
mask Of a red face a strong weir
OF humor. They believe in being
merry-appreciatIng the fact thai
on the morrow you may not be &C
disposed. They also believe il
the doctrine of ''maklng ha,
while the sun shines;D therefore
they have instituted side de
gree, known as the "Haymakers.
SO popular has this degree be
come that it's meetings are crowd
ed aud no young Brave is c0nsId
Tered half worthy of the tile wh'
hesitates to join the Haymakers
While the writer is not membe
Of the jolly band, yet he gets tn
impression, from side glances
mods, winks and smiles, that tn,
fledgllDg is pretty thoroughly cur
ed before he becomes seasoned
| Haymaker. Never-ihe less tn,
process Of curing is still goiDl
on and the promise is that VI
shall soon have more Haymaker
lin this city than We have in thi
parish.
n The Great Council will be bel,
ct Plaqnemin6 IN the coming Ar
lril. BY that TIM this Tribe vii
be entitled 70 III III not to five
deleea thdsiastic Redmel
win be = <snch and they vii
doubtless 1lp the beauties Of th
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20

To Keep posted on local news,
subscribe q The Iberian. Ask Tor
our PreQtll1o off41e.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
Record in Conveyance Book No.

All the movable property ana
fects fully enumerated and item; II
on the Inventory male and taken N
above succession.
CLARA ARCENEAUX nee 49, ..a..
Betters. Admiistnratrix Of tne
cession of Ned Ledbesls'.
Cammack & Broussard, AttyA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-06

Wrapped Bread Warmed Tender
In some European countries it is
against the law to sell fresh brcac.
The authorities regard it as nnwhole-
some. We Of this country on the
other hand. must have our bread fresh
as we can get it, and some even want
it fresh from the oven. says the
Youths Companion But since the
practice has arisen Of wrapping each
Leaf in paper, those VINO ike their
bread hot have been complaining. If
the bread IS wrapped when it first
comes from the oven. il grows MOST
and OF unpleasant taste. The bureau
Of chemistry regards the wrapping as
So important to cleanliness that il has
been making some experiments 10 sat
isfy the lovers Of warm bread It now
announces that If a cold-wrapped loaf
is unwrapped and placed in a pan in
the oven in a medium heat for about
ten minutes. it viii become like new,
lcrisp without and tender within.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-06
american "Sixes" in
The Export Field

Detroit Mich. sept nazins as
ase been some Of tbe American am.
euohlie values. when announced 10
ae foreign market there las been
30 sensation Of recent years similar
Ihal attendant on the advent p tAa
port market VI ihe modem AAeli-
an ilshl SIX
Ii Europe Australia South Ameii.
and South Africa as well as The
1Flent, es.xea" nave formerly been
eearaed as ihe preFosailge ot the
remeiy wealthy u European coun,
flps. sizes haYe been the vehicle
il royalty and haYe been almost ex'
inaiYe ln price
we have received agne amusing
alsefs from 0uf dealers abroad, ioF
eslng heir receipt q thelr first ship
aia9 81 Sizes saga fefelNa Sales
Manager Benson Of tie stqdebaker
corporation. 'Nany Of them are, too.
Ioas dealers % whom the SIX was
sell known ia specification and tech
Iual desaiin. Apparently, 20 hate
Aabkad ihe props from under AZ
aIf established ideas Of aHlomoDilt
Possibilities
om elstflhutors in Rnfn made use
their iIfai six fl playing q rather
fasl practical joke on thelr compeil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-06

the End cf Vacation.
Tha advent "a aepem9eg marks iae
eiose q vacation days 4nd tae coming
raak l tneas the opealns of mum
brs q schools and colleges over fht
country riiie numbeTiess others will
reserve their opsnihg day untIl later
10 TIE moafa Tae fifth year d ihe
Oklahoma COLLEGE iof Women elll 5e
gIn on aazt Wednsalag morning with
sitting exercises in the college apei
Tha outlook IS mpst encouraging ana
bright ana a rrosyeroas and valuable
year Il assured. Nof b. ans means
among tie least oi fhe many benefits
derived b. Chickasha people from bay.
ing fhle splendid institution located
/ in cur midst is that of the presence ci
/ tie large number oi charming aud cnlt
4 tiFated women who make tbis clig
their home for CITE major portion q
the year Literary musical ana seeial
circles are broadened and enriched b5
their presence here. The influence
Of the colless III me uphii aud culture
o. tae town IS marked There is Al
ways an atmosphere of refinement an'
dignity pervadiHg a college town the
il lacking ID OTHER towns and eaieka
aha IL fortunate ~ possessing thl
coveted atmosphere Besides ln
opening of the college % caiekasAi
next week VIII also record the begin
lning Of the school year a. ST Joseph
academy and in the public schools
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-06

tors in Lima, most Of whom represent
lines Of European manufacture.
They removed the name plate and
hub caps from the ear asa placed ID
in solitary majesty on their floor Then
they invited the other dealers in, and
let them 90 over the ear thoroughly
inside aud out
What do you think OF it?' asked
aignor PancarHo. our representative.
eihey ali talked il over ANA agreed
that with lis eleeirc lights, starter
and horn. its large tires, immaculate
finish. si1.paaaenger body and six
cylinder motor. the ear must be priced
somewhere around 1900 libras, $500
when the jury had handed down
this decision. signor Panaryo produe.
"a the hub caps and name plate, and
put them inlo piaee This opened the
eses uf several of the wiser ones, who
knew og the studebgker Six and bad
heard Of lia vogue n The States
when THEY realized that they had
been atung Into putting so high iig.
nre on car which hey knew Pan
caryo Bros would sell al a price below
most Of the Fonrs they themselyns
were handlin9 some Of them broke
into loud lamentations while others
covered thelf confusion by heading {
thirsty procession to ihe nearest 70.
sada
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-06

Litholay removes the obstractions
to health BY cleaning the User hid.
negs, bowels and bloed oI ufIe acid
and the waste resIdues that poison
the whole system Llth0la' gives
satisfaction Or it costs nothing
Try a 25 cent bottle today For sale
by al druggists.
0wl Drug Store, special agents,
Chickasha. ADV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-06

Married Thirtyseven Yeara.
II vas lDliy crowd of frieads ana
nelghbors that gathered the home n
ST. arid Mrs. ! "A Temple 424 North
Ninth street to celebrate Their thirty.
seven wedding anniversary and it was
. complete surprise % the host and
hostess. During the afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Temple were Invited to take
supper Riib Mr and Mrs. Homer Rich
ards. and on their return in the even
ing they found that a crowd q forty
oF more had taken complete posses
sion oi their house and were waiting
10 offer their congratulations on the
happy occasion. After Mr. r. a..
Evans had explained ihe purpose Of
/ the gathering. happy talks were made
BY Judge Grigsby, e F. Colby and
others and Mr Temple being called
upon, thanked his friends for theh
kind words and good wishes. The
crowd brought plenty Of iee cream, de-
licious cake soda pop and cigars
which were served by Messrs K. M
Ewing, C. C Coettng, and Walter
Griffin sIr and Mrs. Temple have
/ been residents in Chickasha for a mum
Der Of years and they enjoy the high
est esteem Of large circle Of friends
and nelghbors. Their wedding ami
yersary occurred September 3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-06

Brown sauce, tor use with meat and
vegetables, can be made in this way,
says the Chicago Record-Herald: Meit
leaspooniul of butter in an iron fry-
ing pan. Brown 1t without burning ~
ana tnen ADD rounded tablespoonful
Of fIous. Then add a cnpfui Of hot
ineal stock, made by stewing any
scraps Of meat with few LETT over
vegetables. Cook until smooth and
then season with salt pepper, little
catsup aud a few chopped mushrooms
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-06

When using paralan tor covering
ia6es possibly you have been trou-
Ned by seeing the preserves work up
at the side OF the glass. To prevent
this, says The Ladies Home journal
be sure to tip the glass slightly all
around while the paraffin is hot tnen
all air spaces viii be filled in and
the trouble avoided