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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-03-18

p. R. Gottfredsen, who has been very
Ill for the past eight weeks with rheu-
matism left Sunday evening for Mud
lavia for treatment.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-03-18

Charles H. WEIGH Of Milwaukee
spent the day in Kenosha. I,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13

kept and other gambling games
are often permitted. 1t is up to
the philosophical and phiIan-
thropic citizens to give the boys
an opportunity to ENJOY these
healthful exercises and sports
such as they have in other com
munltics, or else it will be a hard
matter to keep them out of places
which often lead to vice. The
game of billiards seems Ike an
innocent pleasure to deprive
boy Jumder Il from enjoying,
but we dare say, it more than any
other leads him onward to out
right gambling because Of the
class of citizens he usually finds
about these Tables, kept in public
places. If we hope to keep the
young man on the right tract it
is up to the citizens to furnish
him with wholesome amusement
that will not lead to his degrcda-
ton.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13

LOCALS.

The regular meeting of the
Civic League of this City will be
held next Monday afternoon at 1
o'clock at Hotel Frederic. The
members are urgently requested
to be on hand.
Rev. Paradis will hold his
regular services in the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow morn
ing at eleven o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited to be pres
ent.
For magazines and cigars, call
at Hc+pl Frederic News Stand.
The New Iberia Base Ball
Club organized on last Wednes-
day evening for the coming sea-
son. Manager Davis ANNOUNCES
that the first practice will be on
Sunday afternoon and wishes to
advise that all who desire to
make the team will please come
out and practice.
Among the number of re
newais to The Enterprise since
our last issue was that of Messrs.
N. j. Lemaire, Hamilton Derouen,
John Black, U. Aucoin. L. Il.
Boutte. 2. G. DerOuen. JOS. Gold,
berg, Bourgeois & Bearalieu, AL
bert Oubre and Louis BONN.
Moss Club Sauce now l5c. Buy
bottle
The large two-story build
ing at the corner Of Main and
Swain Streets was sold last Sat
, urday to s. w. Weiss Of New Or
leans, a member Of the firm OF
Julius Weiss Company. The en-.
tire building is being overbauled
and reprinted which will add con-
siderably to the appearance OF
that portion Of the City.
Cures on Sores. Other Rsmsdlss Won't cws.
The worst cases, NO matter Of how long standing
are cured By the w9n s.ins 0 0ir reie,e.
Pain and Heals at the same time. Csc. SOC. N.oo
Died. at the residence of his
father on Tuesday, March 9th,
1915, VIM. o. Jacob. aged sc
years, son Of our fellow-citizen,
Mr.. Ozeme Jacob. The gentle
man had been a sufferer from an
incurable disease for several
years and his death was not un-
expected. The funeral was held
from St. Peters Catholic church
on Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock in the presence Of large
concourse of sympathetic friends
and relatives.
Cisterns and Tanks. Screen.
ing Of all Observation-Disclosures
Lumber Co.. Ltd.
1t is with regret that we men,
ton the departure from our midst
of the families Of Messrs. Ivy 4
Hauck, proprietors Of the confec-
tionery store located in the
knights Of Columbus building
These gentlemen will wind up
their business here next week and
depart for Biloxi, Miss, where
N
Mr.. Ivy has bought some 'heautl-
full property along the beach.
This is a direct loss to New iberia
and it means another vacant store
on our Main Street as well as the
loss of two occupants of rented
homes.
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13

Headaches that come from dis
ordered stomach or constipated
bowels are permanently cured by
HERBINE. 1t purifies the system
and regulates the bowels. Price
soc. Sold by Estorge Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 RIA

In re tourist stopovers III New
Iberia EN- route to California
which question has been agitating
the minds of some of our inter
ested citizens for some time, the
Secretary Of the Chamber of
Commerce is in receipt of the
subjoined communications
New Orleans, La, Mar. |. IS.
referring to your letter of
February 26th, in regard to stop
over at New Iberia for EXPOSE
ton Tourists.
| wish to advise that stop-overs
are allowed on all round trip FIX
position and Summer Tourist
Tickets at New Iberia going and
returning within the final limit.
and | am quite sure that a mum
Der of Tourist will stopover at
New Iberia to visit the land OF
Evangeline, and the Salt Mines'
Yours very truly,
J. Ii. r. PARSONS.
There have been within the past
two weeks several tourists who
took advantage Of the offer oil
the Southern Pacific and at a
meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merce last Thursday night the
Secretary was instructed to have
large signs painted and placed at
a prominent place in the South
ern Pacific yards here calling
their attention to the Chamber
Of Commerce willingness to have
them chaperoned over this coun'
try. The Secretary was also Civ.
en- authority to get out leaflets
which will be given wide circula.
ton advertising this City as a
winter resort as well as furnish
ing statistics that should interest
those who might want to locate
amongst us. az
Despite the efforts made by
our City Judge to keep minors
out Of pool rooms since he has
taken office, it was necessary last
Tuesday morning for him to call
to his Court a number Of owners
of pool tables throughout the City
and read them the law which he
intends to enforce to the letter.
It seems there has always been
q general impression that young
men who were about eighteen and
under twenty-one could have ac-
cess to these places without the
proprietors feeling that they were
subjecting themselves to fines and
Imprisonment. This being the
case. almost dailv dozens of young
boys walked into these places
and played pool to their hearts
content. One day last week a
young man whose father had for
bid him to enter pool rooms was
found therein by his parent, he
at once called on His Honor and
plead to the Court for the laws
enforcement. Judge Nuakolls
lost no time in making it known
that he would stand for no furt
err infractiens of the Law while
he was in office and We dare say his
warning will have the desired ef
feet in the future. Were New
Iberia to have a public eymnas.
ium, swimming pool or place
where all of the athletic games
could be INDUCED in the coming
generation would not care to en-
for ea1oope whore pOole fahles are
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13
PERSONALS.


a Mores of .Jeanerette were bus
;ress visitors here last Thursday.
The former came in to be present
A. the meeting Of the Police Jury.
Mrs. B. Bell Of Boulder, Col. is
v;siting in New iberia, the guest
az her brother, Rev. M. r. Par
ads.
Mrs. c. P. Moss left for the
East last Tuesday after spending
several days with Mr.. G. p. Moss
who was at that time at New Or
leans.
Orders taken for all kinds Of
cake. pies, cream puffs, dough
nlts bread, rolls and candy -
Miss Hendel son. Phone 1872. It
Mrs. Ed. Booth Of Baton Rouge
il visiting her mother, Mrs. o. p.
Romero of East End for few
days.
Judge Prince of Loreauville
spent several hours here Last
Thursday on business matters.
MIR. Adolph Mestayer, formerly
of this place and now of Alex
andria made business trip here
on Thursday. He will return to
his new home in a few days.
Mr.. Albert T. Perkins, presi-
dent of the New Iberia e. North
ern Railroad with headquarters in
St. Louis was here last Thursday
looking after the interest OF that
road.
Lime, bricks. cement, gravels,
white and yellow sands.-Ber-
trprd Irmher Co. Ltd.
Mr.. Willie Boas Of Alexandra
srcnt several days here this week,
the guest Of his relatives.
Mr.. Sam Dupree. member Of
the State Board Of Health was
here for several days this week
gathering statistics for Ia, Health
Board Of Louisiana. From acre
he went to Abbeville where he
win also spend some time.
Mr.. Alexander Morton Of La
fsyetse was circulating among his
friends here onsTAursday and
Friday. GA"
Capt. John +. White and DR..
j. b. Hull departed last Mondny
night for Shreveport where they
ass IN attendance at the Conven-
ton Of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
They are expected home today.
Mr.. James Britain Of Jeane-
rette was q pleasant visitor here
on Monday. Mr.. Britain has
many friends in this City who
were delighted to see him.
FOR SALE--Tomato. Lettuce,
Sweet Pepper and Egg Plants
c.. A. Tiebout. Roseland. La. 1t
There is joy and felicitation in
the jeff Forgev household this
week owing to the presentation to
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Vic Nelson last Sunday
morning by the stork of a me-
mento in the person Of wee bit Of
humanity, whom the parents and
grandparents will henceforth
call their little daughter. Since
her arrival JEFF can seldom be
seen on the streets any more, in
fact he has cut himself off from
all his old associates, the NOV
lu6v nictnrpr uotwith St andinp
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13

ours. The young men who re
spond to these calls deserve the
especial thanks Of the community.
Thousands Of dollars would be
lost to our citizens annually
which is saved by the efficient
work of the young men who
form this Association
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13
NGPoHv o. TNa coNotr,oN
OF the
oTATG NATIONAL BANK
No AQR0
RESOU RCES

A. Now iberia. In the state Of Louisiana Al ~
close Of business, March 4th, 1915.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13

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facts tAaI
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13
rEpoaT OF TAs CONDITION
or rus
NEW IBERIA NATIONAL BANK


Al New Iberia La, in the state of Louisiana 1t
the close OF business, March ith. 1918.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13

IN this Association
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13
Piles Cured IN 6 to ~ Days

Your druggist will refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF Itching.
Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6to IA days.
The first application gives Ease aud Rest. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest. Mos Modern
FINE RI GS WOVEN fRuN old CARPETs
Prices Reason 1!r Send for Circular
Tel 4ssstte3 Sfyant s3T T-4Jy West t5th a
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

an opinion. and il was learned to-day
that this had been received by the
Treasury Department though the oe-
partment has so far not seen III 10
make it public.
The imports for August from the
three countries affected, II was roughly
estimated tonight, would yield oe-
tween half million and million doi-
lars Of customs revenue. Scaling TINS
down about 10 per cent, and IN some
inrtancce more. would have the effect
Of looming OF nearly 100000 OF reve-
nue. This would have 10 he refunded
10 the importers on a "relquldauon.
In addition TO this refund, however,
cuch scaling down Of the customs
revenues would continue until the rate
Of exchange between the United States
and those countries should again show
less than 10 per cent discount Ia this
country.
As illustrating how this fall IN cX-
change affects imports, Treasury ON
cial to-day instanceG the case of a wine
importer who brought in from France
n quantity OF champagne. Taking the
value of the franc as fixed by the Dl-
rector Of the Mint. this wine would DC
worth 81 900. As a result Of this the
wine. of course, being billed 20 the
importer in francs tho importer when
the wine arrived would have TO pay the
duty on 81 900 worth Of wine. Yet at
the time il came in he could buy 81 900
worth OF francs. at the valuation fiXed
by the Director Of the Mint, for less
than 5000.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
COTTON RISES,
CLOSING STEADY
Market Rallies After Weak
Opening and Closes with
Slight Gain.

Renewed nervousness over interna-
tional politics. inspired by the sinking
Of the Hesperian, seemed responsible
for quite an active selling movement in
the cotton market at the reopenng
yesterday morning. but offerings were
well taken on moderate decline and
prices rallied on reports Of an improved
spot demand, expectations OF bulllsh
ginning figures this morning and COW
erinC. The close was very steady and
from 10 points net higher
Liverpool was relatively steady, but
after opening 3 points higher to ,
points lower the local market broke
under Wall Street and wire house
liquidation. Around 9.75 for October
and 1924 for January, or about 4 to 5
points under Fridays closing figures.
there was good demand. however, and
the market soon steadied. Uncertainty
as to the effects of the Gulf storm
which had passed through the belt dur
ing the holidays probably tended TO
check the early selling, and il seemed
as though most traders were inclined
TO believe that investigation of the
Hesperian affair would relieve any ap-
prehension of further diplomatic com
plications At any rate, offerings soon
tapered off, and while the rally was
checked during the middle of the day
by the forecasts for clearing weather
and detailed weather reports showing
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
MUNITIONS EXPORTS
REACH HIGHEST MAKh
July Shipments of War Supplies
Make New u. S. Record.

Washington, Sept with exports
Of arms. ammunition and war supplies
valued at approximately s62,Ooo'oOo
for the first month Of the present
fiscal year, the United States has es-
tablished a new high record in TINS
line of its export trade, according 10
statistics Of the Department OF Com
merce.
One hundred and thirty-eight aero,
FLAMES. valued at ssS0,000. were shipped
TO Europe in July. besides part OF
aeroplanes, valued at $4,000 For the
twelve months ending June 30 the ex-
ports totalled 152 machines, valued at
Sq5s,0l9. and parts Of aeroplanes, val
ued at s583,427.
Exports Of arms and ammunition IN
July were valued at SlS,273.IlO' as
compared with Sl2.527, ,23l for June a
gain in a single month Of approx,
n ately so per cent, and represented
approximately 37l3 per cent OF the
total exports OF these articles during
the whole of the preceding year. July
exports were divided AS fol lows: Cart
ridges, s2,427,76l; gunpowder. S4'ooi',,
929: other explosives. S9r32s,oOo, ana
firearms, s1,94S,71I
There was "A material increase IN
the number of horses and mules
shipped 10 Europe in July as com,
rared with June Shipments included
4 1880 horses, valued at S9,6S7 900, and
l5.O3l mules, valued at S2,S2b.OO an
increase of approximately lO,OOO AMI
mails and $2,000,000 in valuation,
Manufactures of brass also showed
I'd we'll in the July export trade, ship
ments being valued at s3,15o,ZOd. an
increase OF approximately s5oo'Ooo
over June.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
ORDER OF CHANCERY COI,Rr

PETER MeDERMoT." "PURSUATTf' to to
an ORDER of the CHANCERY DIVISION
of thc HIGH COURT Of JUSTICE. dated
the 7th day Of June 1915. made In the
Matter Of the Estate OF SAMUEL GIF-
FORD. Deceased. MARTIN S. FREE
MAN. 1918. @. 700. the following Enquiry
was directed An Enquiry whether SAM
CEL MARTIN named in the WI nf the
above named SAMUEL CLIFFORD is living
or dead, and II dead when he died and
tp II the said SAMUEL MARTIN died
before the 10th December. 1913. whether
he had any. and what children and
whether such Children are living or dead
and when such dt sny of the said Chill
drcn as arc dead respectively died and
who are their respective Legal Personal
Representative; and tb) II the said SAM
UEL MARTIN died after the 18TH Deem
her. 1918. who are his Legal Personal Rep
Tescntatives
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that All
Persons Claiming TO 10 entitled under the
said Enquiry are. either personally or by
their Solicitors on or before the ist dav
OF December. 1915. 10 come in and prove
their Claims ~ the Royal Courts of JUS
ticc. strand. London. England. al the
Chambers Of Mr. Justice Joyce, or in de-
fault thereof they Will be peremptorily
excluded
Wednesday. the 18th day Of December
1919. At 10 Of the clock In the after
noon. al the said Chambers (Room No
6s2), is appointed for hearing and adiudi-
eating upon the Claims.
Dated the 3Oth day Of July. 1918
\. KEEN. Master
NOIE-The above named SAMUEL
RORERT MARTIN. otherwise SAMUEL,
MARTIN. is stated TO have left England
in the year 1850. and was last heard OF i'm
March. lSst. under tho alias OF PETER
McDEkMOT.' on board ship on the
English Coast
From thence he may have emigrsted TO
Australia
PEACOCK & GODDARD. 2. South
ffr.
TRENANlON CURTIS & NIDLEY. Poole
Solicitors for the Defendants
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

less rainfall than some had anticipated
the market frmed up again, reaching
the highest point in the late trading
Closing prices were within point or
two Of the best.
Reports that japanese buyers have
orders for nearly 100000 bales were
circulating during the dav, being IN
line with expectations that Japan se-
Guiremcnts this season will be in eS-
cess Of the normal. and the official re-
ports from Southern spot MARKERS
showed a good business, particularly
a. Houston, where sales for the day
were in excess Of 5000 bales. Prlces
in tho South were unchanged TO ~
poin;s higher, New Orleans and hous-
ton being relatively firm, while other
markets were generally unchanged,
with Savannah reporting sales OF Z'o3S
bales al q%c. while New Orleans SOLD
1913 bales at an advance of points
10 9i5c. The detailed weather reports
indicated that the heavier rains accom-
ranyinC the Southern storm had been
confined within a comparatively narrow
area. and very few crop complaints
were reported around the ring during
the day. Forty steamers are said 10
he scheduled for September and Octo-
Der sailings from Galveston with cot
ton. and while increases at New YORK
have led TO predictions of very heaVv
tenders on October contract, II is be-
lievod that some Of the cotton arriving
here will be held in storage for foreign
account until shipping conditions be-
come more favorable. Exports yester-
day were 6.319 bales, making 1888
so far this season. Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The ,oeens win report at IN Regiment 1t A!@otE ,1otE
rsrk 3v ard 6'h 81 Tor p5s0i,' a. ~ 10 'ei9os Fes
is. j. r foofc. Eng lS: A llothcrah Lns 81;
n BorpnoI Eus s.. J. !. DAzeyedo. Eng 80.
SSi', Danmcgcr. E1s r. J. l. bfe,sicr. Ens. S.; " +
Gsllsshc.. Enr. zlg; ". + Hiceey Ems 2lt T
g.sa!G, Lrs --5 II N,5ssr ti5.a ta; En-; :a ~
4 'Wiiis' 'Wii@s'G r. h. Eas 20. ii Eschsr Ens ss.
4 Q .ll'in. I.us. .d3, II Bienner. Ems. Z,s +
t. T.'"PP"j''A E " raf.,5. h. Il. l. = % 'ni,''t J.
MOls l. q, j. = si.r 10 o'','' H. 30 i lis l0is &
6. 3 Olsen. il & / ~ { O TEoTa. &. ! l.. jiJI.:
l.. i.s J. !. s,,cE. il. 4 l. ia
Temporary detal IN eret a. a. d. Sept ::
adai.r. In Aas ~ sGcd iS .I Broosyn a. S.eh
Leave, Of Absence tslihout payl-Frmn.. J. J.
scpi % ?: 10 Frmh H. + ccnon. 1S i Ens CO." s. Il fours
from m Sept ;: FINN. Anthony Blush. Eng
Kicsen. Ens g. u hours. from m. Sep,
Fr'9n hGGn,n. f,,5 Enf ~ M:c5,r6.. = hour from
:,.H.r g M "Se'' ''IR fs.ync EHs m Il & soa 'f from
a m sept Frmn. william Ramon. Eng 10.
FclmAil Ems 81 q hours. from a m. sept .
Additional leave OF ahs.nce. vtthou, pay for
September 1915. Is granted Inspector ~ Fire Pre-
yenuou Daniel McNsmec. Bureau Of Fire Pre'en
tioi Division Of Inspection. on account OF illness
The teinroisp App'iniminl OF ln,prcfor o. fife
lion Division o' Inspection code l6jD. at 81. 200
year Is renewed for one month. from a IL
Seg J.
Additional leave of absence. with pay. from Q
a m Aug g. until Sept. Is. 1918 Is granted
70 Inspector Of Buildings J l. Reehl bureau y
Repair, and supplies. Division Of Building. on a.
count Of illness
Additional leave of absence. without pAy four
dave. from n. sept. I. 1915. u granted n
Inspector u Fire Prevention D. u. Wilson. Bu
reau ~ Fire Prevention. Division of Inspection
Lave ~ sr.rncr. without pay. for September
1915. l. granted Plumber W Murray Bureau
~ Repairs and supplies Division Of Buildings
A1diiiouGl leave ~ .tsruce. Wih pay. from Aug
n % 2s 1915. = grafted Stesmfttef J. A. Hand
bureau Of Repairs and supple Division q Ap
"a aus On account u Injuries received in Irr-
f0rnaucr % duU
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
EORECLOSIRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-The Farmers Loan Il Trust Co.
As agent ana special trustee under the last
WIN and Testament Of Mary h B Field,
deceased. Plaintiff. against Msriangiola
Menneila ana others. Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment of forcclos-
ure ana sale, duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
18Th day Of August. 1915. /. the under-
signed. the referee in said Judgment
named viii sell at public auction. AZ the
Exchange S~leSroom. No. 1916 Nesey
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
OF New York on the 18th day OF Scptcm
ber 1915. At T. O'Clock noon on that day.
by Joseph Z. Day, Auctioncer, the prem
ises directed by said Judgment to be sold.
and therein described as follows.
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. with the building ard Improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being
IN the Borough Of Manhattan. Of the city
Of New York. in the County and state OF
New York and bounded and described as
follows: BEGINNING At a point on the
uortheTly side Of llJth street. distant two
hundred ana forty -four fee, westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection ~
the northcrly side Of lljth Street ana the
westerly side Of Pleasant Avenue former
ly Avenue A.. and running thence north
crly parallel with Pleasant Avenue one
hundred feet and eleven inches to the
middle line Of the block: thence westerly
along said line forty feet. thence south
ery and again parallel with Pleasant Ave-
nue. one hundred feet and eleven inches to
the northerly side Of lljth street, and
thence casterly along the northcrly side OF
l15th street forty feet 10 the point or place
Of beginning. said premises being now
known 10y the Street Numbers 43l and i33
East li5th street. Tie above described
land lies in the block which is designated
- Block No. 1903 In Section on The
Land Map Of tho city of New York
Dated. New York. August 2ith. 1915.
ELY ROSENBERG. Referee.
ROBERT W GAMBLER. Attorney FOR
Plaintiff, 4S Wall street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold. Is street Number is 43l-
433 East ll5th StTcC:
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
DANCING.
BUSINESS CARDS.

rnhYrIulliuc B j Schaefer. 7O-76 Fulton It NY
cVVhph"u'"u For the Home and Library.
CAREFUL CARPkT CLEANINO 90. --,Is.n, n,
compressed Ar. steam hand or on noor l55s
Brosdwty +2l East tsth Vt COZ BRANDT
Tri I4--arh
MTLTiGRAPH TYPEWRITrEN LETTERS 400
81 So 1000. ilis. 1000. So GEO
NEATHERFORD 10 BTosGNas Equitable RldxJ
llnom li3i Rector i5tA
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

TERMINAL CONTRACT NJ. -
For Increasing the height of dock WaIIs
grading and paving the terminal sites Oh
IN. north and south sides Of the barge
canal east of the Main Delaware avenue
..ridse ~ Tonawsnds.
Contract plans sheets ID.