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cine Der beiten unS biaigIten 5armen
linn norooltlihen Re6rasfo, 43s
.afer t120 ader SdullanO). @ute
.@ebdu6e, gutter Drummer nit 8tn6.
miible. 200 ader ebeneg, fuItibir.
.tes 9ano, Der ReIt Seu. uno
8eioeldHO; flieBenOes GueamaIipr,
aaes einee81ltnt. geionoers frilht.
barer ifpar5er @ooen, Der duBcrit
cute ernten berborbringt. Bette @e.
lcgenbeit, iid) nut geringen g2itteln
elm eiaeHes Seim at griinoen. Geld.
te an5obllmg mo ginitiae SAB.
llngsbe0ingungen. Sous init etIi.
den ader 2ano III Eauid qenonl.
men. epentuel aud 81 permiet6en
an giten Mann. scmmt lun0 iiber.
aeugt Guf ieIbit oOer ldreibf on
Conrad @ettlaufer. 9neta, Nebr.,
Rptte 1.
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1ef 50Fiafriga Garl n. gaul.
u. geliser zines gogiesbanTes 533
10 - 5tr beaiaa aeitarn gscno.
l geiiiien Der GasaaHc Se1at
10.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
Wro6rr Wasfcn6aa.

Der Gmaha 9laiioaii6e @ereir
limb Der Geutihe TumM gcrcin ron.
men id 81 Dem eriolac oeS letten
Sdmiida nrrnngirten @la8feubaaes
arntulircn Gie aaiieneimdbnte be,
.trug 1857 Iomit Tam man Ole
3nbl Der geiuher mli Gut 500 rcd.
.nen, aber eS mareu mebr oa. 8Ic
aoitime maren gum Gbeil ihon, gum
Ibeil origincn. uno Dos @reiSrid1ter.
%toneginn, bcitebcn0 aus Den 3a.
men Jrau Charles Shnmlber, 6ruu
@entlcmnn uno Den Serren @utb,
HHumobr lpto aurl @Ioc botte Tel,
nen Ieidten Ston0. 8euiaitens
Elm GutrnO @ruppen luorcn onpe.
ieuo. Qomcn pom Ballet, Sells.
orinee Gin 9ettqgana bon Str1f
liHgen ein titrtiider 9aldn nit rel.
mem @nrem, Sn0iancrboroen uin.
limo nmitten ocs M}dsfcngcmimmcls
itano Gin oeutidcr Snfonteriit Dor
Sdilocrbalshcn (5rau aarl
8afc,
Zen eriten @ruppcnpreis erbieItea
bic Gamen bonn Ballet; cs maren
prddtiec @eitulien mo rctuttirtcn
iIh 3umeiit aus ocm Iamen. @elona
1ereiu ggDra@. Den 5peiten @rttp
ueupreis rrbielten Die glnaeboriaen
Der Salbotion 4rmec mo 0en crit.
Der 9cttengong Strafliage. mel.
he unter ibrem 9lufic6cr Die Rdu-
nc 0cs Sauies beiuhten mo 5urore
nahten.
Ger ocntidc Sol0at C6rau aarI
.5Ioe) uuo oie @crmania (srau
5rnit a0nig) erhielten 0en erifen
S~in8aIpreis, il IS. oen .. erbiclten
Qfcpbiito uno ociicu BroBmlAter,
ZEN 0ritten elm 4aar bdperiidc Cher.
onocr (@err @eiB uno oeiicn
S%dlDo8erin) mo Den A. cine Sta.
ieucrin mo ocreu 9c1leiter
Ger gal mabrte bis aunt belcu
unb ieoer I~beilnebmer hat
Id ieia amiliirt. Gas Qrranqe
1cHts aomtte Fat portreffIih gear
eItet i5m acbitbrt Der Can't Der
lnueieu0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
Die modernste und sanitarste BrauereI
.-ino
I'm Westerl:

5amiieHbeSarf faun besDseH wcrSen: in Sa6.Cmaba, Gm. Satr.
SoZ " @traRe; 1eetbSH South S63-Smaba SagD 4. giIa, 1924
Douglas Strafe; 5dspbOn 9OusIas 3O40.-9onuiI Bluffs, CIS gat
Sas, 1912 Sib s StrnRe; SsspbOn 1923.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
%GnndaIides @eIddit.
SdHbsF, bic BON sriefmarfenbanbsl
ssHbn 5irBeR.

Sc gibt cine gauge Msnas tleinsr
Staaten, bic bsi Der Battle-Ground IS.
ret Ji1an5en auf Die 3aidsn Der
grlsfmarten TpetuIieren. Di.
eri4IisbuHg 0ieier Giunabmeausasn
noate cine fran55fide 3eitIartft
Dem erfinosrifden @eift Der Sin,
iDo4asr Der Gpots Saieln 3uimrei6en.
Die Goot 5Rieln 5dBIeu 10000 6ig
1900 Ginlpobner, Die lanae 8eit
Vleni9eHfreher fparen unb iin ntr
le3r aamd9Ii9 in Ole S%enounasn Der
aultur gsfigt baden. 9arunter be-
1anosn iia aud 8risfmartsn. Die iie
tl4 aus 9euieeIauo tommsn Iisben.
gs fuarsn gang einia6e Marten.
oerett gummiertes papier cine sins
Edne u%mrabmung bon Grudbu6ita.
ben 3sigts. RidtsOsitp!ueniqer lat,
ten DIE grDBen Murten6an0ler Der
aeuen uHo Der alien Welt fir oteTe
gmlRion groBes 5ntsreft. RiemanO
mar erftaanter ais Die Qeute BON BEN
eools 5nislu, Die ii9 bier pl6bIid
eIre bo4f bequeme unO reidiih,
gtnHabmequelIe erDffnet Ia6en. 5ie
lleBeH iid neue 9lartenlerten aug
auitraIieu tOmmsu. qber bag ourf
one 8risfmarien 9erduf6sIaporent
Slid belt ni6t langs Dor, Die grief.
lHdrtenbdroler batten 8unadit Elm.
nal bon oieier Sorts aenuo, uno bic
eoot JnIuIansr muBten bstrlbt Iin
pleoer dnoern grlDerbsarten autpen.
Zines i90nsn Cages absr nQbm
g9raguab oiefsn 5riG nit peritdrttsn
.,trdfien aaf. Die MurtsnIeriea oie.
Us Staatss fOIgten ii4 10 raId. bar
paraguaq, 0as BON 1852 nur oong
glarten beiaB, beuts in oep
ortstmartenaIbums ourd mehr ols
~ 5elOer re~prdientisrt miro
leberaa IN Der Melt baben Tin item,
1aROtr Oieie Ginna6mequsle aunuts
Ismadt. Die meiItsn osr tleiueu
Staatsn in 8ritii9 Snbisu nabneu
PEE 3uflu6t 8ur ausga6e Don griei.
Inn ibrsm 9l09et aufaubel
efi. 8as DiHSige Jariotot !. ..
.berl9pemmie ben Dart Dor elmer
telPe BON 5abren init grisfmartsn
7 lsosr greislags. Sn genqaien aab
: gu 9RcPal sinsn sisenen 8eamten.
e nur nit Der 0etbreituna Der
,rIsfmarfsn 0ieies Grtes mad benz
.lslanO bstrdut mar. gsIoaoers
ei6tdt sing Bamra gu @erte, btnn
e bier ausgegebensn Marten Der
9isosnen preisIassn triQsn per.
5iGnung, linO Die sifriasn
,alnmIsr HnBteH fd isos 0ieier
salsssg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
qQeg Qdaen.

5rou 8oultue Geitbiltq. 2035 Gin
Ctr, iteate inns einen Brief hires
Geffen, oes GfHaicr 5teaoertreters
4ng. @0ring IN Sadien6aaeu, 3lr
8ertlgltng, in Dem cs beibt: yun6
iDcHn eneIifde 3eitungen Idrei6en,
In 3eutidlan0 mare 6ungersnot6,
ooer mir batten feiu gulber mebr,
Damn lIgeH iie o0er iie befin6en lid
in etnem berbongniBbollen Srrtbum.
9fag Der arieg aud nod Iange
uno nod biele Gpfer an
Out nn0 8lut forbern, Der Sieg
miro bod nnier iein!~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
lIe6erIduemmnna einaetreten.

Sa oep 5trnBen bon 8nterloo
nno arlington fonnen Die 8euph.
aer oiGier 5tdbte gum groBen IbciIe
ngr mittels 8ooten b%ertebrcn, oenn
groBe Strcden ioipobl III Den bel
Den 9rtidaften als aud IN oeren
angebnng iteben 8pei bis bier sSuB
urrter 8aiier. Die ue6crTlut6ung
1T ourd @isanbaufung i'm @lf6orn-
unO 8ea Greet eHtltonoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
So eA m shinfar 49, ),

SER 90. ". Sdinfer, Der 5tueit.
.oltcite Sohn oes Gbepoares S. o.
Sdinter, it bcuta 9ahmittaq nod
superior. Nebr., abgereit, nm BORT
bel Der 8ortlono Cement 50. in
.SteQung gu treten. 8ir miinifen
benz iungen 0am alien Grfolg.
auf ieinem 8ege nad Saltie
muroe gdtprn g6cno otto Rotbfe.
1921 gli98les Ctr, ode Ser 33.
mo Spallng Ctr, bon 5iuei Stra-
Beuranbern ougebaIten mo uicoer.
geiAlagen alsoaun nuroe er nm
81 un0 elnen goIoeneu &ing be.
raubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
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800 ader 5nrm nobe Seribner.
$4,000 Der ader. alrine ansab.
ling, Hcit 8u AZ 8ro5ent 9inien.
glad5nfragen bel t 100 9maba Gri.
bitne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
nnabbdugisfsits SunO!

0ep glorf, %. Sch. Ter aluB.
lfub. melher non gliharb gar.
tbolot. i'm @eiolae Der orntpliroi,
Gen @nibiHaioner aoniere8 pom
800. Sauuar ernnnni murog. bcfuerf.
iielliate am Samstoa oabler cine
tnH6iae Organization Ter giamc
oerielhen 1T aglmerifaniidc llunb.
haHgiafeitb .llnion~ um0 1oIaen0es
III ibfe Blattiorm.
lie amertfmiihc llnob61naia.
tcits. Union III nod Der @rm0iae.
erflarma organiiiert morocn, ole
ia elmer aonierGB amerifanfiher
9frgcr IN Der Staot 8aibinaton.
am 30. SaMlar 1916, angen0m-
men mur0e.
Sbre 9litgIie0ihuft miro ais.
ihlieBlih auf dmcrifaniide giiracr
bfidlrontt iein, obne anielen Der
Serfunit, Ood uon lmfraalider er.
aebeubeit fir Die 6cgiernna Der.
GerciHiaten Stantcn Nir baIieu
tnocB 0arau felt Dob e%rgcbcnbeit
iir Die 8elierml Den Burger. bon
uclfer gbitomnmg or aud ieL
.nidt oes Gehtcs bcraubt bic
adn6llmgsmeiie 0ifentIiher Beam.
ten 5u priiict. wie bod oicielben
.uIh geitclt ieicn ~ nod cub i'm
.Uon ieiner gfli6t bicr5u enibiu6et
- uHO INIT ieincn N2it5iiraern Sic
GugeIeaeHbciien ors Staatcs mo
0er Hntion 5u c%r5rtern. ItcIe 9iaaI
TIT feline politiihe 9bIonoerlma ci.
mes Glementes mieres Bottles pom
einem auOercu ui6 miro ps nidt
llniere arbeit miro iid nlf elm
irie0Iihes, obcr cnti6lcienes BE.
miihen beihranfcn, Die 6fientlihe
gteiuuma in BEN Hereinafter Stao.
ten %3llguHiteu Der 9cfreilmq mieres
Sdnoes non alien uHgcborigen aus,
l1noiideu giniluiIcn 10 er3ie6en
mo allen geieblihcn Grid ouf I'M.
iere offcntIiden 8icner an iihcn,
0aB tie uniere internationnlcn gn.
aclegenhciten In cincm @ciite mirf
llder 9teutraIitdt rnlo nift elmer
Rapicrneutralitdt, In 3citcn
BON ariea 3ipiihcu 6cfrahOetcn
gtddten lcitcn mo in Sriroens.
i'm 8cite poaltdn0iacr I'm.
a5bongigfeit BON alien a~llspdrtiQen
einfliliien. liner 2au0 nnlR ir
iuter~nationolen @%e3ie6naen !
mo IN ieiem 6ifcntliden Geifte un6
oficutIiheu g}eiuung ans
amerifauiid iein.
AIr erlnIben inns 6icrmit, 6ieI
Iuimerfiamfeit aaer bnriofiher !
lmerifaniider 9iirger uui sic bier !
oargeIeate &Iattform IN lenfen un6 .
lie 81 ibrer 0itmirfmg eiuplaocn
Gle geamteupabl botte ~folgen6cs Z
5raebniB: @rdiiOent Gidar0 Bar. .
8i3e.Frdiioent: Or. 16omas !
y sail; GbratpraitoeHt: Sermann
9en gorf. -
Sic IN @ai5ington autqebciBene 9
Notwithstanding mur6e ais Ser. $
Der giga angeuommen. !
III
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sdugsrfra @eisai1ait!

Srute Rontag Abeub nm s iibr
finoct i'm MnFfGcim bic reseImd.
zinc gerIammlHng Der Cmaba San.
arrfcit.@ eieulhaft ftatf. Aein Wlit.
alisO ioIis isblcn.
Or. @erbarb, Sefretar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
s.. @rhnrtstnn.

4m aeitrigen 9agc fonnic 1rart
Caroline Sdur. 1873 9}oro 20.
Str. ibren 80. Ge5urtstaa feiern.
8ipIe aitg 6reunoc uaren hier5u er.
itienen mo lieBen fi6 Oas berrli.
de eiIen. i1nie oa5 por3iglihp
92eB-eier treffIid idmedcu. Ser3.
liden @IlfUunih nahtraalh!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22
@Iattern hrphen gLntn.1 irhcn.

lie giebe, Die geitern a6el0 oas
auto oes @~eiun0beits qommifidrs
Council itaBlen idpebcn III @e-
fabr. NIT 8lattern mgeitedt 5u
neroen. 1ns sIuto maroe aus
5hsune 1876 5iio 3s.
CTR. entipefi0et na0 b0tte Der @es
iitlOfeas-stomnI idr geraOe iii benz.
eineu idmer an gGatteru or.
irqnttea I'M &eit6alie ab9eliefert.
2as allto TRACT bic glumnler 1856.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-22

Non untcritiise Die oeitlhe
Rrciic, inoem man 81 ibrer 9ers
breitnng bfitrdgt.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-07
PARABLE OF The TIGHT WAO

And 1t came to pass that IL Ger
tain man did fail to pay to the eld-
ers Of the church any part of bis
tithe for the living Of the minister.
And the deacons going to him,
spake wo, DIS Of praise nbou. the
we ,iher and in the end hinteth that
he Lord loveth n cheerful giver.
But he Of the tight wad fell to
railing. saying not a jitney will |
chip in, for behold, a year hath
passed and not once hath the
preacher tariied at mine house to
call
And the deacons, reporting these
things to the preacher, head him
say
1t is even SO. | have failed to
10 my duty | will make amends
And, behold, in the next twelve
months the preacher goeth out Of
his way four TIRES to call upon the
man and to speak words of kind.
ness and cheer
And when the time had come
again to chip in and it was seen
that this certain man had not work
ell through with his bit. the deacons
waited upon him with their mits
extended.
But he lAughsth and wagged his
head and sayeth, Nothing is being
done, Behold, did not honrd The
preacher aud his horse enough to
make up my share Of his stipend
Even so.
And the d%eacons returning, medi
taled upon the length o.! the way
to Tipperarv
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-07


Bob Owens and family have
returned rom Roswell where they
have been attending business.
The moving picture show at the
Bond hall was attended by a large
crowd
Joe Sttoppe, Will Bosworth and
Turl Rosworth with their families
Gre preparing tc go farther west
Bill Thompson and his son, JAS
per, have returned from a trip to
Palomas Springs.
G C.. Clements made a business
trip to Ancho Wednesday evening
after returning from Estsncia.
Mr.. Gerhart Of Santa Te is in
Corona this week attending bust
ness,
The Corona young people have
enjoyed a number Of picnics in the
mountains and anticipate many
more during the summer
Simon Potter and family have
returned from the ella river and
have decided hat they like Corona
best.
A number Of the Corona young
people attendedthe show at Vaughn
Monday, some going in cars and
some going on thetrain They had
a very enjoyable trip.
Quite a number of friends on
both sides attended the preliminary
hearing OF John Kimmcn ut Els.
tancia court Wednesday the 2Sth
Of April, and 1t resulted in Mr.. Kim
mons giving bond and returning
to his home near Corona.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-07
ke'FRlDAY. MAY 7. 1915
SLOWLY RETREATlNG

Winter is retreating slowly but
fran time 10 time sends back mes
sages to ad r1cing spring rot Ia
hurry too f. that he still has
much frost IN cold storage in the
mountain Businesses, that there is
still held in reserve on the heights
much snow that IL struggling to
come down; that as yet some Of his
icy winds have not set their sails 10
fellow him, md that If there il too
much htste the buds will he in
danger, The buds and the early
blooms aud vegetables.
Aud while he admits that he is
re%trealiDg. he Is not out of ammu-
milton and that his rear guard is
made up If fighters which can still
turn and strike some %wiiheung
blows,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-07
CORONA

A. W. Cslhauph has sold his EN-
tire stock oi cattle To- Paine a. co
Paine a Smith ol CedervaIe have
sold Mr.. Everett a bunch Of cattle.
A W. ShSrtzer was in from the
ranch Saturday.
Cleve Brown made a business trip
10 his farm last week.
The farmers think this will be "A
very prosperous year.
Leland Bond is expected to spend
Sunday in G orona with bis parents
and friends
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-07
CT REGULARS RECEIVED
FROM U. S. LAND OFFICE

REGISTER Francisco Delgado, Of
the local U. s. land Office, has re
reived three circulars from Commits
sioner Clay Tallman Of the general
land office, department OF the in.
terror One is entitled Enlarged
Homestead act-addilional entry
after proof on the original oct Of
March 3, 1918"
In paragraph 3, under the cap
tion, ''Who may make entry" re
circular states:
1.-THE act confers the right Of en-
try only upon one who "still own
and occupies the land' first entered
IL is not required that the claimant
he residing on said tract, and the
occupancy hereof may be by agent
or through a tenans A statement
showing continued ownership and
occupancy must be inserted in Form
1 00l, in ease Of applications under
this act. II should be obsei we'd
that no change has been made in
the requirement OF law that the
tracts be contiguous. aud this
would not be fulfilled by the fact
that they corner on each other
Regarding residence, it is stated.
The claimant is allowed credit
for residence on the original tract
and cannot. in any event, be re-
quired TO show residence continued
for a greater period than Is prescribe
ed by section 229l Of the Revised
Statutes In other words, IL the
proof on the original entry has
been accepted as sufficient under
either the five year or the three
year act, no further residence is
needed but, il the proof was by
way Of Communication, claimant
must show such further residence,
before or after the date of the adj.
ditional entry, "a will make up the
ggregalc amount required by the
act Of June 6, 1912 Stat. l24) "
Another circular letter; which
contains s typewriter pages, dis
cusses the regulations governing re-
lief Of desert land entrymen under
the act of March 4, 1915. The
third letter concerns the enlarged
homestead act, petitions for desig
nation, etc, under act of March 4
1915.
All of these circular letters arr
approved by the first assistant sec
rotary Of the interior department
Andrieus A Jones New Mexican
$500
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-07

Wanted-Stock TO pasture, plen
" Of water, best grazing in Lincoln
county - Enquire Of A. G Niece.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-07

Walk.Over shoes for men and
women r always right for stvl
and comfort -Cnrrizozo Trading Co
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08
| REMEMBER.


I remember, remember the hous 9
nere was born, the little window
lss.- we sun came peeping IN at
|oin. You'd hardly know the old
scs now, for Dad is mp -to-date and
~ ~ farm 10 scientific, from the back
$3.50 - tne gate. The house and barn
IT 'gnted with bright acetyline. the
n Ss2eine In the laundry is run nv gaso.
-. we have silos, we have autos.
~ nase dynamos and things, tele-
sfSsNtor gossip and a phonogrsph
sings. The hired man has left us
~, miss his homely face---a lot OF
Ike graduates are working IN his
$50 inere's an engineer aud fire.
= chaufeurs and vet. 'lectri-
80 snd mechanic. Oh, the FARMS
~ right. you bet. The little window
scss me sun came peeping in at
71Ts< ew prightens up a bath room
L q. ~ 'st ssxd car Of corn. Onr milk
fS* IA ]. pneulnatic and she's sanitary.
.,s s LAD gets fifteen cents quart
: - NJ q .nat once brought two. Our
+ ~ 81 1919, 9ll from Jersey and the hogs
s b 1roc, the sheep are South
q -. ties and the chickens Plym-
ri q. Ao nave the best of every
Ss. IN q our aim aud rlan. for
s - &. arms Il, but he's bust
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08

1t seems that Jaanerette has
lost its sympathy with the old
Democratic party. The munich
pal election for Mayor and couD
cilmen took place down there Oh
Monday, the Ord instant The
.sBull Moose nominees, as fol
lows: for Mayor, JDo. M. Duro
cher; for Aldermen, from the 1sf
Ward, A p Moresi and Geo.
Guberteau; 2nd Ward, B. Y
Mouret aud Fred Dreyer; 3fd
Ward, Jos. Wormser and Felix
Schexnayd der; appeared printed
upon the official ballot, and none
other. Those voters who had a
choice other than d sBall BoOser''
had to write the name of the ia
vored candidate upon the ballot.
We recall but one incident were a
sswrittenr name upon a ballot was
"returned elected over the regu
lar printed name Of the party ia
vored candidate, and that was
from the third ward Of this parish
not long since.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08

The committee of the Local Bar
Association, through Mr. E. S.
BIoussard,. chairman, announced
the appointment of the following
gentlemen as a .CitiZen's Go op.
erative Committee, for the occa.
ton of the Louisiana Bar Assocla
ton convention, which is now in
session IN this city:-Messrs. E.
L. Estorge, chairman; Jno r..
Taylor, A. G. Bernard Jr., Mau
rice Galliand, Alphonse Davis,
DIR. Thos. Conrad, E I'll. BnfiiD-
ton, Albert DeBlanc, NJ. w.
Fisher, E. F Willard, w. l..
Grant, L. y. Schwing, DR.. Thos
r Gayle, } Il. Perry, and z. A.
Landry The above named gen
tlemen were assigned the duty Of
co operating with he Local Bar
Committee in matters Of arrange
ments and entertainment.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08
THAT SINFUL PRINTER.

Unobserved and unannounced the
president of church society entered
the composing room just in time to
hear these words issue from the mouth
of the boss printer:
BILLY. go TO the devil and tell him
to finish that murder he began this
morning. then kill William j. Bryan's
Youngest Grandchild,' and dump the
Sweet Angle Of Mercy into the hell
box, then make up that Naughty Pa.
risian Actress and lock up The Lady
in Her Boudoir.'"
Mortified the good woman fed from
that place of sin, and now her children
wonder why they are not allowed to
play with the printers youngster.
-Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08
PROTECT THE BIRDS.

All about ns at this season of
the year are thousands of bird
babies. Every apple and pear
tree, every shade tree, is bird
nursery; the vine on the porch,
the barn caves. the grass in the
meadow, each has its hidden, hap
py nestful. Their mission is one
not only of joy and music but q
economic value. Blessings on the
bird babies! Don't disturb their
little nests when the mother is
away hunting their food. The
boy who protects the little bird
homes is much more of boy than
the one who tries to make a big
egg collection.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08

The board of directors of the
Iberia Building Assn held their
usual meeting on last Wednesday
evening, with all members of the
board present. Four applications
for loans, aggregating $1,000, were
passed upon and approved for
loans aggregatiDg $247O. The
properties offered as pledges for
the loans are located, two in Jean.
erette and two in this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08
| Secondhand Fire Box Boil
er on Skids. For Is h. p. En-
CINE. WRITE OR SEE
E. P. FOLSE, New Iberia, La.

Next week Shreveport will
have the pleasure of having
the Grand Chapter OF the
Eastern Star of Louisiana meet
in that city. At this particular
meeting the question of q perma.
nent home for the Grand Chapter
will be brought up and a place of
meeting decided upon Shreve
port is q delightful city for Con
ventiODs, Alexandria 10 CEN
trally located, and equally de.
lightfnl, but ALL roads lead to
New Orleans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08

There was AN informal recep
ton held in parlors OF Hotel Fred
eric on yesterday afternoon com
ELEMENTARY to the ladies who ac
'companled the delegates of the
Louisiana Bar Association This
morning, autos will be provided,
and they will have All opportunity
of seeing something of our thriv-
ing little city and points of inter
est adjacent 10 ii.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08
IN MEMORIAM.
Headquarters Iberia Camp No.
1888, q O. V.

1888, y. y. V.
New Iberia, May I'd, 1915.
Resolved, that we learn with
deepest sorrow and regret of the
demise of our beloved comrade
and Commander, Maj Gen.
Thomas J. Shaffer, who crossed
over the river to rest in the shade
at Franklin, La. April oath, 1915"
Our gallant Commander was
born in Terrfbonne Parish. La q,
in 1913 Rqslept in the leaves
and stood fhoulder to shoulder
with as when We were all in the
splendid Yfgos of youth, and al
ways hat cheerful smile and
kindly word for his comrades and
friends; and as the yearAaSofled
on, aud old age overto6E us, he
was etill the conscious, genial,
sympathetic friend to all Confed.
Gratis soldiers however humble or
exalted.
Gen. Shaffer was elected Com.
mander of the Louisiana Division
each year from 1910 to 1914, serv-
ing his six terms when death
claimed him. His continuation in
this exalted position for So long
time is evidenced Of his ability as
Chief and shows the love his old
comrades each and all had for
him as man and friend.
He sleeps
With the braves who sink to rest
By all their country's wishes blest,
When Springtime with its sheeny gold
Lays flowers on the followed mold"
To his grief stricken family, we
extend our heartfnl sympathy and
Resolved, that these resolu
tions be spread on the minutes of
Camp No. 1888 and the bereaved
family of our beloved Chieftain-
be forwarded with copy of same.
L. q. Williams,
L. A. Pellerin,
L. o Hacker,
h. j. Carstens,
Committee.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-05-08

Died in New Orleans Oh Satur-
day, Miss Clemence Hebert. The
funeral took place on Sunday aft
erDooD, upon the arrival of No Z,
from ST Peters Catholic church.
Miss Hebert leaves to mourn her
loss one brother, Mr.. Henri He
bert and two sisters, Mrs. Jules
Blancbet and Mrs. A. G Barrow
to whom the Iberian extends It's
81 mpathy.