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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-12

THERE have been SO many develop
ments Of the cape that a cape
which is just cape and nothing else
Is outnumbered by combinations of
cape and coat, or cape and waistcoat,
and cape suits.
These combinations OF cape aid
coat are thoroughly practical gar
ments for the tourist. The outer cape
Is removable from the under coat,
leaving a shapely, well made and plain
garment for protection when nothing
heavier is needed. Or the coat may
be dispensed with and the cape worn
instead.
For the mountains and the car or
for sailing northern seas, both gar
ments together are comfortable. And
when the sun is high and neither is
Needed there is the plain silk blouse
and the straight well-tailored, cloth
skirt, with comfortable shoes having
uppers to match the skirt
In the model picture here, from
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Paquin, the entire outfit is made in
taupe colored cloth. The coat is fin
ished with rolling collar Of black
silk and the cape with narrow fiat re-
vers of cloth. There is a rolling col
lar Of batiste fastened to the blouse.
Similar collars, with chemisettes, are
on sale in all the shops, for wearing
under the open-necked blouses.
There is a charming little hat of
hemp trimmed with rose foliage and
black and white ribbon. The shoes.
with patent vamps and taupe colored
uppers, are laced. Altogether the cos
tune is in the best manner of the
great designer, when the costume Of
the tailored variety is considered. 1t
is practical, and it is chic.
Long capes of dark-colored cloth
lined with Roman striped silk or with
silk in plain colors, have prove the
most popular development in the new
reign of an old friend in garments.
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groups of savages, stripped for fight
ang, their naked bodies cleaning. I
knew little then of Indian warfare, yet
1T occurred to me that the representa-
tives of each tribe were gathered to-
gether. and watched the war-bonnets
moving from group to group. as final
orders were passed among them. Only
once did catch a glimpse OF the red
Jacket. as it's wearer stood at the foot
OF huge tree, suddenly outlined by a
ray of sun finding opening through the
leaves above. AS / caught view OF
him. he flung up one red arm, rifle
grasped in his hand. and. as If 1t was
signal. voice after voice whooped in
savage yell. the noise blending into
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CHAPTER XIII.
The Help Of MademoiseIIe.

The sound Of voice speaking, ap-
parently far off, was the first thing of
which ! was dimly conscious. The
language was French, and, for what
seemed long time, no word sounded
familiar My mind was blank Of any
distinct impression, although there ap-
peared to float before me, in recollec-
ton Of some former existence, the
face of mademoiselle. Her wonderful
eyes were gravely smiling through a
strange mist that appeared to hide all
else in it's circling folds. could not
get away from their silent pleading,
their invitation. Then somehow that
speaking voice became hers, and
picked out word here and there, de-
tached, meaningless, and yet recogniz-
able. / struggled to arouse myself to
her actual presence.
The struggle must have been ply
steal as well as mental, for I became
conscious of pain, a sharp pang shoot
ing through my body, as II a knife had
been twisted in deep wound. The
agony brought me wide awake, my
eyes open, staring about, yet scarcely
realizing where dream and reality met.
Monsieur" the voice was whis-
per at my ear; I could even feel her
soft breath on my cheek. My eyes In
stantly opened, and looked into her
face as she bent above me. edo not
move, do not speak aloud-but listen,
| knew you were not dead; found you
first and kept them away, but there is
no time now for me to explain. Are
you badly hurt?"
II cannot tell, MISUNDERSTANDING
heavy bodies will not let me move"
She glanced about swiftly, as IL In
fear Of being seen; then released my
limbs, dragging the two dead Indians
aside felt cramped, 1ifeless below
the vast, yet as the blood began to
circulate knew there was no serious
injury. She stared into my face as /
worked the numbed muscles. and her
eyes told me that she was frightened.
1--WE are alone here?"
Yes, for the moment" breathlessly.
1T is your only chance; / have prayed
and schemed to get to you. We mustn't
lose an instant Can you move. mon
sieur? Can you even crawl dozen
feet?"
Where-wher do you want me to
go?" I asked family, inspired to eff
fort by the firm, eager grip of her
hand. TEL me; I'll try"
"There-just to the left of the fire.
place. 1t Is the one chance, monsieur
They will be back. those fiends. they
will burn the cabin. Mon Dieu, TRY,
Try!"
- got to my knees once more. the
plea of her voice yielding strength and
determination. At whatever cost
would make an effort to please her
With teeth clinched tight, / fixed INV
eyes on the spot indicated and started
Terrible was-the effort!
But made 1t inch by inch. shah
never know how the deed was accom-
plished-only that she helped, and /
fought on. | had to-; she asked me
there were tears in her eyes. No mai.
ter If it did hurt. if was blind. If Z
reeled on hands and knees like man
drunk must go there. | had not
the faintest thought of why she urged
me On. Of what hope animated her
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Good Boy! Good Boy! Ay! That
Was Blow"

~
resting there, leaning against the side
wall, looking eagerly up at her face
framed above me in the narrow open
Ing
you are safe, monsieur? You are
not hurt?" she asked in trembling anx-
iety.
murmured word or two. for had
exhausted all my strength. She must
have accepted this as reinsurance, for
she lifted her head, and glanced swift
ly about. Then she reached down to
me the pannikin of water.
II cannot wait longer" she whis-
pered. Some one will come. Here;
take this, monsieur; put 1t down care
fully-ah! that was fine. Wash out
your wounds, and the blood from your
face 1t will be dark, but fear moth
ing. 1 will come again to you soon"
Where does this tunnel lead?"
asked. as her hand grasped the stone
slab.
ITO the cave cellar at the rear:
where we first met-but you must wait
for me to come, monsieur"
l saw the shadow of the stone de-
scending, shutting out the light.
"Just one question more, mademot-
selle," / managed to articulate. Is
Brady dead?"
l could dimly perceive the outline OF
her face.
mo, monsieur, he Is prisoner"
Slowly I made effort to explore my
wound. This was most painful. as my
rough shirt was held to my flesh by
CONCEALED blood, and had to be torn
away. / possessed no knife, but stuck
to the work manfully, my teeth
clinched, my face beaded with perspi-
ration, until / separated the last shred,
and could explore the wound with my
fingers. 1t proved deep and ragged
enough, but had penetrated nothing
vital. If I could staunch the flow Of
blood, and bind 1t up SO as to prevent
its being reopened. there should be
no serious result. went at this as
best could in the dark, and, by sense
of touch, grooming at the pain, ]
swabbed out the wound until it prac-
tically ceased to bleed, and then bound
1t up with silk neckerchief and
strip torn from my shirt
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
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CHAPTER xI,-contInued.

The three guns spoke at once, the
smoke of their discharge for an In
,stant plotting out the scene, yet not
before / saw war-bonnet crumple up
beside the stump, and a warrior just
behind him leap into the air with
both arms flung out. / gripped the
fresh gun beside me, and fred again
into huddle Of fleeing figures. hear
ing the sharp crack Of the two 9TH
iers, as the blue smoke blew back into
my eyes. One Indian fell forward
clawing at the ground; another stag
gered wildly, yet kept his feet. A
chorus of yells rent the air, and the
rfleeing forms vanished into the fringe
of woods.
Brady, glanced about from his loop
hole, and motioned me with his hand.
j crossed hurriedly to join him, again
the soldier.
What is it? Can you guess what
they mean to do?"
mo, but they seem to be forming
there to the right; bend down here;
see, back among those trees. Ay! and
your red-coat is among the devils. I've
caught glimpse of him twice."
l grasped the situation In a glance.
Brady moved to the next loop-hole,
and knelt down. Opposite me l could
distinguish an Indian or two, skulking
in the tree shadows, we'll out of range
sentries, no doubt, stationed to guard
against any possibility Of our escape.
Yes, and there were others also along
the fringe of forest to the left, al
though only occasionally did, half
naked form fit into view. They we're
forming for assault, for a swift rush
forward, trusting that the suddenness
of their attack would put them across
that open space without great danger.
They had tried stealth and failed; now
they would try recklessness.
pressed back the wooden shutter,
ikneeling to look out. For an instant,
blinded by the bright light, saw moth
ing. then. back in the edge of the tim
her, / could dimly distinguish the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07
j.. +. VTLLERMTN,
Trustee of Public Property.

New Iberia, March 5. 1914.
The following call meeting was
held this day:
To Il. F.. Villermin and J. p.
Snberbielle, Trustees, City Of
New Iberia, La.
Gentlemen-You are hereby
notified to attend a special meet
ing of the Board of Trustees Of
the City Of New iberia, La, to
be bnld in my Office at the hour
of niue O'Clock A. Mr., this day.
The'rurpose Of this meeting being
to pass any and all necessary
Ordinances. Resolutions and con
tracts with reference to the issu-
.ance and disposal of $4,000 90
ten year five per cent certificates
Of Indebtedness or bonds of the
City Of New iberia, La, the pro
ceetls of which to be used in the
construction and erection of
water publication plant an cleo
trio fir, alarm system and the ex-
tension Of the present light and
water system.
ALPHE FONTELTEU,
Trustee of Public Safety.
l have received notice of the
above meeting.
LAWRENCE F.. VILLERMIN,
Trustee of Public Property.
J. P. SUBERBIELLE.
Trustee Of Finance.
On motion Of Mr.. Suberbielle
seconded by Mr.. Fontelieu and
carried the following ordinance
was ordered published:
AN ORDINANCE.
Providing for the issuance Of
Forty Thousand $40, ,0O0O0
Dollars Of bonds Of the City Of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07

Bids are asked by the Board
of Trustees of the City Of Neville
ria for the building Of cement
side walks along certain streets
IN the City, as per plans and spec,
ltlcatlons now on file in the office
of the Trustee of Public Safety.
Bids will be received up to six
+. M. of March 18th, 1914 and
opened upon receipt in special
session of the Board of Trustees
ALPIIE FONTELIEU.
MavOr
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07

The Anglo Egyptian Soudan
with an area of 81 1920 square
miles and a pc.M.ation Of three
million extends to the north OF
the boundary Of Egypt; in the
East to the Red sea, Italian, Fri.
bera and Absynia; in the south
to Uganda and the Belgian Con-
60, and in the west to the French
African colonies.
Soudan is the chief source of
the worlds supply of two inn
portant products-gum arabic
and ivory. About 80 per cent Of
the ivory and Is per cent Of the
gum are shipped to the United
States direct. The better quail
tiles of the gum are used abroad
by confectioners in making can.
dy, and the lower grades in max
ing mucilage.-Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07
SHERIFF SALE.
MRS. s. l.. FITZHUGH
vs.. mo. G41O
BAYSlDE SUGAR co. Ltd.

State OF Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia,
10Th Judicial District Court.
Notice is hereby given that BY vi,tua
OF a writ OF Fierl Facias issued out Of the
above entitled and numbered cause and
to me directed, !, George Henderson,
sheriff through Frank J. Mestsypr. Depu.
ty Sheriff, duly qualified and sworn In
and for the Psyish Of Iberia, State of
L0uisiana. l have seized and will Offer for
sale and will sell at Public Auction, FOR
Cash, to the last aud highest bidder n
the Court House in the City OF New iberia
Parish Of Iberia, State OF Louisiana, be.
tween legal sale hours
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 28th, 1914,
the following described, property to- wit:
Those certain lots of ground situated In
the Parish of Iberia, State of Leuisians
and being lot No. l and sub.lot G Of lot
No. 80 and lot No. 10, the same being Dor.
ton Of ths subdivision Of Bsysids planta-
tion ~ per map Of Survey made by J. p.
Kempsr, Surveyor. on the l4th day Of
April 1911 Of record in tho office Of the
Recorder Of Iberia Parish in Misc. Book
No. 6 at fo)io0 100, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging, consisting of q su-
ger house and refinery, the former being
located on lot No. 10 containing ninstse
end seventy two one hundred acres and
the latter together with the dwelling be.
ing on lo' No. /, containing fifty one and
fifty one one hupdreth acres, also houses, |
barns. stables, ont houses, steel bridge
across Bayou Teche and the rights of way |
leading thereto and a right of way for
trsmway, together with the said tram
xpor 20 r. |
The west side of said Bayou Teche to the
forty arpeDt line in the rear, ard one and
one half arpents of land located along the
right of way of Morgan's La. & Tex. X. X.
&S s. Co., upon which is constructed a
hoist and derrick and being the same land
acquired from Geo. J. Labau by H Shell
by Sanders for the purpose of construct.
irg hoist and derrick, also two arpents
of land 1T the end OF the tramway at the
forty srpent line, upon which is construct
I'd scale and derrick, being the same
land acquired also from Geo. j. Labau;
his mortgage also including and covering
approximately five miles Of rights OF way
'or tramway, together with all the appur-
enances including cars. locomotive, agri-
cultural implements, wagons, carts and
Ill appurtenaDces belonging TO the prop I
rites mortgaged including particularly
he tramways constructed over and
brough the property known as Bayside 1
,lanta.ion.
To pay and satisfy the sum of Ninety
Thousand dollars debt, with interest at 3
,er cent per annnm from Jan. 18th 1912.
Until paid, less a credit of Nine thousand
i've hundred dollars and per cent addi-
ional on principal and interest as attor-
ley's fees and all costs Of these proceed
ngs.
Given officially this 2Ist day Of Feb.
l. D. 1914.
GEORGE HENDERSON. Sheriff.
per Frank ]. Mestayer, Dty. Sheriff
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07

office Of the Treasurer Of the City
of New Iberia in the City Of New
Iberia, La, or at the Chase Ma
tional Bank, New York City, at
the option of the holders thereof !;
and said bonds shall be signed
by the Mayor of the City of New
iberia and attested by the Clerk
of the City. provided, that said
interest coupons shall be autheu-
ticatcd by the facsimile sigma
lures Of said Mayor and said
Clerk. 1t provided that the
bonds and coupons herein au-
thorized shall be i'll the usual
form, and that said bonds shall
not be sold for less than par.
Section 2. Be it further Or
dained, etc. That there is hero
by appropriated and dedicated
for the payment of interest OH
said bonds maturing on August
!, 1914 the sum of Eight Hun.
dred and Fifty ($S5O.00 Dollars
or so much thereof as may be
necessary, and for the payment
of interest on said bonds matur-
ing on February |, 1915. there is
hereby appropriated and dedi
Gated the sum of One Thousand
($1, 10000 Dollars. both from
the revcnres of the year 1914,
and from funds not otherwise
appropriated; and that, proper
provision having been made for
the estimated necessary, statutory
and usual charges of the City
chargeable against the revenues
of the years 1915 to 1923, both in
elusive, there is hereby dedica'
ed and appropriated for the pay
ment of principal and interest
Of said bonds as hereinafter pro-
vided. the sum Of Sixty Three
Hundred ($6300.00) Dollars, or
so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, from the revenues of each
of the years 1915 to 1923, both
inclusive; and TIE City of New
Iberia binds and obligates itself
to appropriate and dedicate il
the budget of each Of the years
1915 to 1925, both inclusive, said
sum of Sixty Three Hundred
($63OO.OO) Dollars. or so much
NAV be necessary. for
the purpose of paying the prime
pal and interest Of said bonds
maturing and it is especially
stipulated that the purchasers Of
said bonds will accept same on
the faith of said dedication and
appropriation; all in full accord
with the Constitution and Laws
Of the State Of Louisiana.
THIS done, passed and signed
this the 5th day of March, A.
d.. 1914.
ALPHE FONTELIEU.
. Mayor.
On motion of Mr.. Vilnermin.
seconded bv Mr.. Fontelieu, the
meeting adjourned.
ALPHE FONTELIEU,
Mayor.
L. F. VILLERMIN,
Trustee Of Public Property.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07
NOTICE.

All peddlers of poultry, eggs,
vegetables and fruit, when not
vending their own produce, shall
pay to the State and to the Par
ish, each, when travelling on foot
$1,000, on horse back 1920, in
one horse vehicle $500 and in a
two horse vehicle $4,000.
GEO. HENDERSON,
Sheriff and Tax Col.
Per Frank J. Mestayer, D'y Shift.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07

! Messrs. G.. w. Cultivate. j. s
Powers and A. G. Barrow ap
|eared in behalf of the II. =. "A
tIich Assoc iation will meet in
he City on the 18th day of April
I914. Mr.. Cultivate explained
I'M it would require a large
q Of money to entertain this
kociation, and asked the City
appropriate $250.0O to help
kfray their expenses, instead of
he $4,000 heretofore approp
lated for that purpose. This
las granted on motion Of Mr..
Iubartielle. seconded by Mr..
lont lirl and carried unari-
ously.
Mr.. FonteIieu informed the
trustees Of the appointment of
fessrs. Phil Broughton, as day
ficer, to replace officer Felix
lomero, resigned and Lenes Via
pr as night officer to replace
Jr. Henry Mouret, resigned.
/ The following bills were pre-
inted, and on motion Of Mr..
pntelieu, seconded by Mr.. Sub
(bielle and carried. were order
paid:
1W. F. Viller1nin, electric light
llbs for Fire Co. No. 1, $500;
bdis Migues. impounding stock
days at 25c, 1915; @. Renou-
It. hardware. for month of Jan.
ID Feb. $27.23; O. J. Trainor's
ln, glass, putty, ETC., for Fire
}. No. $3.50; J. r. Taylor &
TO-. medicine for horses S5c;
F. Reynaud, repairs to imple-
pts $2.65; Clovis Louviere.
ling prisoners from the 21st
y2&h. inc. 63 meols at 15e,
As; Louis Pavia. 10 bbls oyster
flls at 10c, 800; New Iberia
iterprise, printing, publishing
fs. ETC.. $500; New iberia Ice
Bot. Works, coal 1915; N. J.
brdware Co., nails 75c; W. r.
llermin. electric light bulbs
Fire Co. No. 2. $3.50; The
estern Union Tel. Co., messages
Bond attorneys at Chicago,
hgressman Broussard at Wash.
ton and Charity Hospital at
Nv Orleans. ETC., 1851; J. ?.
berbielle for postage stamps
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07

New Iberia, the proceeds Of Five
Thousand ($5,00OO0) Dollars
thereof to be used in construct
ing an electric fire alarm service,
of Twenty Eight ($2S, ,0O0.O0)
Dollars thereof to be used in ex-
tending the Water and Light
Plant of the City and of Seven
Thousand ($7,00O.00) Dollars
thereof to be used in the con
struction Of a water publication
plant; and providing for the pay
mcnt thereof.
Whereas, it is deemed neces-
sary and advisable for the City
of New Iberia to issue and sell
its securities in the sum of Forty
Thousand ($40,00O.00) Dollars of
bonds Of the City of New Iberia,
the proceeds Of Five Thousand
$5,OOO.O0) Dollars thereof to
be- used in constructing an cleo
trio fire alarm service. of Twen-
ty Eight Thousand ($2S,0O000)
Dollars therof 10 be used in ex-
tending the Water and Light
Plant Of the City and Of Seven
Thousand ($7,OOO.00) Dollars
thereof to be used in the con-
struction of a water purification
plant; and
Whereas, there remains bud.
geted in the incidental fund for
the year 1914 a sufficient amount
to pay the interest accruing
thereon on August 1. 1914, and.
after providing for the payment
of all necessary, statutory and
usual charges for the year 1915,
and for all subsequent years up
to and including the year 1928,
there remains an excess or surp-
lus in an amount sufficient to pay
the principal and interest matur-
ing as hereinafter set forth
therefore,
Be it ordained by the Board of
Trustees of the City Of New Iberia
that the Mayor of the City Of
New Iberia be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to exc
cute and deliver to the purchaser
,r purchasers thereof bonds Of
he City Of New iberia, payable
% bearer, in the aggregate to
amount of Forty Thousand ($4O,
10000 Dollars. all in the denom-
nation of One Thousand ($1, ,0OON
Dollars and designated as pub
ic Improvement bond, series -,
nd numbered from I to 40, both
inclusive, and dated
farch 2. 1914, and maturing as
ollows. numbers to 3. inclusive
n February l, 1916 numbers 4
. 6. inclusive on February 1,
917; numbers 7 to 10, inclusive
n February l, 1918; numbers II
, IA, inclusive on February I,
D19; numbers Is to 10. inclu-
We on February I, 1920; num-
ers 90 to "a. inclusive on Feb s
lary 1, 1921 numbers 25 to %,
lclusive on February /. 1929; O
1mbers 80 TO 81, inclusive on \
ebruary L. 1923; numbers 35 to f
J. inclusive on February !
"a; all Of said bonds bearing
terest at the rate of Five 6
,r cent? per cent. per annum l
ON date, payable semi-annual- k
on the first days of August )
I'd February. until final pay c
ent Of the principal sums there !
:, as evidenced by interest cou- 7
ms attached thereto; and both I
and interest Of said I
,nds shall he navablo at the 5
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07
NOTICE..

New iberia, La. Feb 7th, 1914.
The Undersigned gives notice TO the
public that he will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by his son Abby
Dominique or HE wife Gilmore LeBla,c.
o. DOMINIQUE,
New Iberia. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07

CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS
FOR CONSTIPATION.
For constipation, Chamberlain 8
Tablets are excellent. Easy to
take, mild and gentle in effect.
Give them a trial. For sale by
all dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07
Official Minutes Board of 7 rustees.

New IEberia, Ia, Mar. 2, ia.
The Board of Trustees )of the
City of New Iberia, La, econ
vemd this day in regular session
with Mayor Fontelieu presiding
and Messrs. Suberbielle and Viii
lermin present.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved
TRUSTEE OF FJ
Month Ending
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07
IOSI ~ RANT

January oath. 1914.
Notice is given that have lost or mis-.
placed q Parish Warrant in favor n,
Homer Deslatte and by him endorsed
The rublic is warned not to negotiate the
same.
&. X. COIGIN
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07

FOR SALE.
eholee East Eal aesldentalI DreDony
llt fertile Farm vIt1lo I tho nile ladIoue
d Nou lbona. Address,
?. .. D0x Isl, ueW IeEalA, IA.


P. H. 6sguss, New Iberia. La. will
secure you for 5 and 10 ysars, loans on
farms and city properties. No loans on
farms will BE- entertained for less than -
eighty 1907 scre trac Of improved land.
For infor N alton call at my ofIiss 202 r.
Main Street, up stairs, Segura Building.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07
FINE ANIMAL AND CARRIAGE
FOR SALE.

A good 0year old family driving and
saddle mare and 4-ssat Surry all at the
low price Of $l85 90. The animal is white
in color aud perfectly gentle for lady TO
drive; weighs between 100 and 1900
pounds; about Is "a hands high. All In
first class condition. Address,
J. B. COPPONEX, Morbihan, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-03-07
no IResPAsSlRG.
IOreauvilIe La Jan

Loreauville, La Jan. %, 1914.
The public is warned that any one
caught hunting, trapping or otherwise
trappassng upon my wood and high land
situated in the 4ih Ward of Iberia
Parish VIII hH prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
JOS CAMOS