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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

tragen lper6e11. l1no Madenien BE-
tpdbrte iid 6abei als stratege, als
Elm 5tpeiter 8luber; er leitete feline
5eerestruppe NIT meilterbaftem @e=
mid, u1lteritiibt BON Dem urpgariiden
General bon &0peB, Der lid in &ui=
iii9-EoIen als idnei6iger Giibrer BE-
tpabrte, n1ub bon oem a1tsge5eid1rete11
oeut i9en Mrtiuerie General bon
ganmiB. 9llS treue 8afferbriioer
f6r1pften beren @eere 11rb trieben 6ie
5erben 11naufbaltlam bprslid ber. sSs1n
Often fan1pften 6ie bulgoriiden
Seere, 0enen tros tapferen 8ioer-
lta1De5 sic Serben meiden muBten>
6eren 6eltungen cine 1rqh Ser a1poeren
fielen. guf 6em Mr1lelfeloe erlitten
lie lire lebte id1pere 9eieoerlage. sSrn
@an5e1 fielen ser Maderliengruppe
i'm ierbiiden 6el65ug, Der MIR udt
@oben 0auerte, 502 @eibiibe 5l1r
geute.
9ie 0irefte teIegrapbild)e gerbi11=
6nng 5miihen &oritantisropel, 8el=
gro6 urr6 Berlin lit er0ffnet poroen.
&alier @lbelm traf beltte IN 8ien
Elm uno 1tattete &ai1er 5ran5 SSoiepb
alrf ShloB Sd0nbrunn einer1 perion.
liben 8elud ob.
Ser fran80iiide Dun1pfer Mlgerte
lit perielrft moroen. Adt Mitglieoer
ieiner Mannidoft tpuroen gersttet; 20
1peroen hern1iBt. Ser britiihe Cant
pier GatriS lit perie1pft por0et1. Seine
Daunniduft m1tr6e gelaa6et.
Sn 9lus6riiden boflter Mnerfer1=
nung ser 9eilt11ngen 1es Deutlduue=
rifa1rii1en 9eationalbu1ioes utD ieftler
Setter fat 8ot1dufter 9raf 8ernitorff
fir oie tpeitere @abe 0es 8un6es in
S0be BON 100000 fiir 6en 0eutiden=
uuo 0lterreidiid=ungariiden Silf5-
fo1r6 bem @oriiber ser 8un6esbilfs=
faiie, Serrn SSobn yarfs IN 8alti=
more ge0anft.
9ie fanaoiide &egierung but aaen
bodgra0igen Bei5en fonfis5iert, Ser
in Spei6ern bon Sort @tlliam am
Superioriee Biz CUR atlantii6en &iiite
lagert. Sic @onfisfation erfolgte auf
@run6 Ser Spe5ial= =&riegSafte ieitens
Ser fanaoiiden @etreioefommiilion.
0ie 8orratbe uer6en ouf ungefdbr 20
8uibels geiebt. Gin be-
tradtlider Sbeil. geb0rt mnerifani=
lden ,@etreioebanblern. 9orauSlidt=
lid miro Elm gutter 'Sbeil 6ieies @ei=
gems nod Stalien geben. Die fano6t=
ide &egterung muB fir oen SranS=
port 0es @etrei6es ra9 Ser atla11ti=
iden &iilte Gorge trogen; bon BORT
miro eS oie britiide &egierung ibrem
8e]tin1nnttrgsorte 8nfiibren 1a|Ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
26. Mpnember.

NuIiiide Gerinhe iiber Sic Mfiile
5lf 6ringen, tpur6en bon 6in6e11burg
bereitelt. @eitere Mngriffe Ser @ui=
len i'm @ebiet bon 3iinoburg i9luger
ebenfans febl.
9luf ben1 itoIieniihen @riegsidou=
pIok 6onert SOS blnttge 93ingen tpet=
ter. I'm SEN Mo11te gan Mihele To-
tpie 1r0rSlih oouerte ser erbitterte
4artpf 6en gan5en Sag. Sic sstolie=
ner blteben trob ser rieiigen gerluite
erfolgIos. Ser @6r5er griiefenfopf
pnr6e mieoer 6eftig beidollen. @an5e
itolieniide &ernpog1ien tpur6en ber=
11idtet.
ssSn poIitiiher @iniidt lit Ser Sort
5ont nod feinestpegs geflart. @rie=
he1rlan6s gtel1u1rgnabn1e bletbt in
n1pitiides 3unfel gebiillt. Sic Nab=
ridt, baB @rieher1Iono SEN 9robu1rz
gen Ser Mniierter nodgegeben babe,
iheint perffriiitbt gapefen 5u fem. Sc
oe11funs bIeibt Sir @btparo @ren 6a=
riiber itumm tpie Elm Siid, mabrenb
sic 6ranffurter 3eitnng bebouptet,
s@aiitdeners gliiiion in 9(tben lei ge=
i1eitert.
Seltlid 6ocas puroen sic Monte=
negrtrer 5uriidge&norfen; bie Seiter=
reiher iber1hritten oie @ren5e Mon=
tenegros. = Sic &oiiobo=gbene Clint
ielfel6) lit bonit6n6ig in BEN 6an6en
ser Sruppen Ser 3entro1mddte. -
Mns 5anger miro genel6et> boB mo-
roffaniide stdnrn1e bos fran5oliide
9oger BEL &reibio iiberfielen.
ssn 9e1ttihlonb fin6en offerbar er=
beblide Sruppenbetpegungen itat;
Elm neuer sdIog foa gefiibrt mer=
SEN, mo- 6ies geidehen ion, lit MIR
Sen eingetpeibten @reiien befannt.
Sic 9luiierten ober, bie fih nurmebr
fiir 6ie 8olfan=4ampagne geriiltet
bobel1, tper6en es tpobI unangenebm
ennpfinoen nriiiien 6oB nun oieDeidt
Elm neuer Sdouplot aur @ertpenbung
ibrer StreitfrGfte geidoffen 1T.
ge11r nod Elm idmaler @tretfen on
Sen @re15en bon Montenegro un6
glIbunien befin6et 1ih i11 6e1 9dn1e,1
Ser @erben, beren &onig, Ser idapor=
5e Geter, nno Sic @egierung lon6es-
fludtig getporoen iin6. Midt 6ie ge<
ri1tgite Musiidt lit mebr fiir iie bor'
bon6en, baB iie 6os sSelo beboupten
f6nnen. Mn ser @iofront riidt Sic
Nr1nee @nl1tpit Dor, tint iid NIT Sen
5u bereinigen, 6ie benz eng
Seere gegeniiberite-
fen. 8ie sic Serben 10 tperoen aud
ote Montenegriner aus ibrem eigenen
eonbe, in oos sic oiterreidiid'-unga-
riide gruppen eingeriidt iino, ber'
trieben, uno sic Mniierten tperoen un-
ter oen Ghldgen, Die @eneralfelomar-
ihon bon Mofenien eeaen lie fiibren
miro, bolo 5uia1nmenbrehen.
&oroiroI bon 6ortmann, @rabiihof
bon &oln, lit in &om eingetroffen
uno bot Sen Nonit Inn eine 9(uoiena
@leiflfans tbei1te er Dem
Tapit NIT, boB &oiier @i1bc1m onf
gitten bes @otifons sic Sobesitrofe
seq garons BON 6empinne, zines ber-
borrogefrben beIgiiden ,@atholifen, IN
@ef6nanibitrofe umaetponbelt bot.
Geutfde Mrtinerie hut bic Sta6t
Mrros bon ne1em beidoifen uno oen
.ourh fiinfaig Sreffer in ei-
men Triimmerhn,fen bermonoelt.
giiooitIid bon g9iga hoben Die
Geutfden Bel einem erfolgreiden
fssortfes,1na duf 9ette 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

grauen l1nifornre11 ermie1pe11 maren,
NIT et1tbulialtilden1 8eifall aufge-
no1nrnen.
@ie @riederlo1u6 10 bleibt a19
Gun1d1rien neutral. Gin 8u6apelter
geri6t 1neloet, 6aB &umanien Sen
&uiien sic grlaubniB berlpeigert bot,
sic Donau gum Gransport BON rnlii-
ide Sruppen 5u be11uten. &1tmanien
perlangt bon NuBlan6 Sic &elpeffttttie-
rung leiner NeutralitGt.
80. 9fubember.
Sic S9idialsltun0e Morte11egros
bat Nun aud geldlogen. gSie eS Ser=
bien ergangen 10 miro es Mortene-
gro ergeben. slu6 6ieles &onigrei6
miro lid Dor Ser geredten sahe ser
@erbiin6eten beugen n1iilien. Weit Ser
geteoer1perfl1ng Montenegros lit Sic
Mrnee &oDeB betraut. Ser slngriff
erfolgt bon oe1n gonbihaf aus, 90
a1f 6ieler geite 6ie bon Ser geatur
geidoffenen 8efeitigungen nidt 10
ltarf li16 pie Sic I'M Nor6tpelten, 6ie,
gleih SEN 0iterreidil6en felten gtel=
lungen an er italieniiden Sront, fat
uniibertpin6ltd genonr1t tper6en f0r1=
mem. Cine borte 9lufgabe lit Sic ge-
iibung Wontenegros, 6ie Sen Selter-
reidern 5u loien bletbt, un6 oieie Go
1rtng muB unbeoingt erfolgen, 90 ion1t
oie @ren5gebiete, ilber >peIde ste Ser
biin6eten DerfiigerL ein 6m1er16er
3a1nfapfeI fei11 miir6en.
Sic gulgaren iinb u11ter General
8oio6ie1p bon 8riitinu in fnotpeitli-
der &i6tl1ng oorgeriidt u116 boben
Yrisrenb genonmen, 6as 6idt an Ser
albaniiden @ren5e gelegen tit. @ud
an ser su6front lit 6ie Gage gii1ritig
fir oie 8ulgoren un6 oie 9lrn1ee
@aqmib, sic ibnen fdn1pfen1 5ur
Seite it, Monuitir lit bon Sen Ser=
ben gerdun1t tpor6en.
ssss1n naben Srient miro es 1ei1, mo
@rohbritan1riens @eltberridaft ber-
nid1tet tper6en loa. Sizes fiiblen urb
tpiiien sic griten re9t mobI, nn6
9or6 &itherr tpar aus 6ieiern @ru11=
oe beauftragt ipor6en, 8ltnoesgenoi=
fen fir ggpptens gertbet6tglnng 5u
merben. Muf ggppten fon5er1triert iid
ibr gan5es Sntereiie, nod6em tie 5ur
GrfenntniB gefommen, Dob oie 6elo=
aiige in Sen Gor6oneuen un6 ouf 6en1
ga1fon iid ols 1seblidIdge ertpieien
hoben. gines folgt Sem a1r6eren ouf
6em TuBe. esssn Sn6ien lit eine idme=
re &riiis onsgebrohen. Ser 8oritoB
Ger britiiden Mrmee gegen 8og6oo lit
miBgliidt. Neriien madt gegen 6ie
@niterten 6ront. @rie9enla16 bot
&iitheners goridl6ge abgelebrrt nrr6
sStalien lit aud ser @riegsoffaire iat,
tpia ntdt tpeiter Ser brittiden Sebit=
iudt gum Spfer fallen. england miro
ernten, mas es geidet; sic &utbe, sic
es fir an6efe geflodte1t, miro es n1ebr
6enn 5ur @eniige ielbit gu folten BE-
foru11en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
eSapam ,tmo =
Nmblamu.

Sas aiiatiIde 3eid bereitet iid por,
sen 6anSel init China po1itanoia
On iid) SIT reifen. = Gin SunSntf
NIT &mflanS. -9ie pl0tlide &ie=
oereritarfung SeutidlanSs 1uIrSe
fur Sapan beiaoien Sdreden be-
oeuten. = Sie Sage in China. =
Sapan miro alles tbun, oprt Bic
sorberrIdenbe &olle sm ipielen uno
es in ieime 6elualt sn befommen.
Neue faiierltde 6egterung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
1talien$ (lJutb und VerzWeiflu1Q.

ialniim mtStalner 66r5
Yrsremo Sml8aren Srit@e steanm
Deublano. &aiier sSbems @ladwmnb.
Segeiternn9 bel Gr6Tnung oes Neibstags
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
81. &on9reb.

Sorarbeitem fir bieies midtise Gr.
eisnif. = Sn @aibinstOu besinnt
Montag elm reyes 2eben. - Sic
Organization. - 8idtige Men6e.
rmmgen Der @eiddftsregeln i'm &c.
nat geplant. = 9ie ne11en Witglie-
Ser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

berriden6e Mone in SEN dineiiiden
Mngelegenbeiten iptelt ooer lpielen
'ollte. Sons @bina 5ur monorhi=
{4en g3egierungsform 5uriidfebren
iollte, miro ssopan bieiigen 8eitungen
aufoIge oie ssiibrung oarin iiberneb=
men, Der neuen Gegierungsform oie
Nnerfsnr,ung ser Mddte 5u perihaf-
fen. @ie es beibt, miiniht Grd'ioer
gnon-Sbi=&oi iiher au fem, Dob Die
nene faiierIihe Regierung bie Nner=
fennung Ser M6dte .erbdlt. ebe er Die
lebten g6rnte u1ternimn1t.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18
Our Store win Ae Closed
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS,
AND WILL @M kIs pI N.
Killing BROS

The members Or the Civic
League and those ladies who
have volunteered to assist In the
work, are requested 10 assemble
at the Woman's Department,
Masonic Building at 2 p. m. on
Monday Sept. Goth to commence
the work OF Decor atiDg for the
Teche Fair Of Sept. "a, 20 and
28t h.
Since the Civic League Ii now
an organization without dnes OF
any Kind, it 10 hoped that men,
bets who have been negligent in
attending meetings will make 4
sacl ifice Of some Of their time
upon such occasion a. the pres
ent, and rally to the work on
hand.
Those interested In the success
Of our Parish Fair, members Of
the League and their friends, are
requested TO meet without fail Oh
Monday afternoon 10 proceed
with the work OF decoration.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18

tione. II
KING BROTHERS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18
WISTAR|A CHAPTER
No. 81 Order of Eastern Star.

This Chapter held very en-
joyeble sessioD last Monday ~
ening After routine business. a
candidate was initiated into the
mysteries of the Order, who was
deeply impressed with the beau.
tiful lessons conveyed, in which
The five points Of the Star parti.
Icipa,ed. Mrs John X. Davis
W. rthy Matrop, presided with
her usual grace and dignity, ably
asst ted by her associates, Mr.
w 8. HenDing, Worthy Patron.
and Mrs s J White, Associate
Macon, Mrs. A b Murray, Con.
ductress.
After closing the Chapter in q
body called on Mrs. w A. Hatch,
a member Of the Chapter, at her
new establishment where refresh
ments were served and enjoyed
by all Those present: Mrs. O..
K. Davis. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ilennipg,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gilbert, Mr..
aud Mrs. Louis Pfster, Mrs.
Thomas Monk, Mics Elsie Monk,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. White, Mrs.
PIatt, Mrs. Tom e. Hayes, Mrs.
A. 3. Murray, Mr.. u. w. Lee,
Mrs. X A. Pomeroy, Miss Bertha
Bauman, Mrs. Z. r. Henry.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18
Use the TRAVELLERS
RAILWAYGUIDE
PRICE 40 CENTS
~3f .. DGAReoRM ST., oNIoAo0

TOWARDS the close Of last week
the "weatber-man" gave notice
hat . cold wave would sweep
over this country from the Rocky
Mountains east and south, affect
ing the temperature OF oil the
states except the south Atlantic
states. The passing Of the high
70 temperatures was predicted for
Sunday 1t seems that the "coId''
supply was not great enough ia
supply the demand.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18
BETTY HANSEN,
DISCUSSES FLOR|A
La TOSCA,

Betty Nansep, the eminen
tragedienne, who has been seeI
In such famous William Fox sue
cesses az "A Woman's Resurrrc
tion" and ''Hhould A Mother
Tell" appears at the Elks Thea
tre on Tuesday. September 2lst
IA her latest William Fox photo
drama "The Song Or Hate
which rs based upon Vic orie1
Sardcn's world known"La Tosca.'
Miss Nansen gave particular
study 10 the character of Floris
Tosca, as she met Sardou in Pari.
during the time that he was
writing this drama. lii which Sa
rah Bernhardt created the role
now played by Miss Nansen IN
the Fox screen version
Speaking Of the character oil
Fl0rla In q recent interview, Miss
Nsnsen said:
"Floria Ia not, as some critics
have declared, a creature Of i'm
pulse, driven by every passing
wave OF passion or inclination.
She Ia . true woman with the
heart and instincts Of her sex
But she is brave enough, when u
deep love possesses her soul, 10
give herself over to it, regardless
Of what the world may say. She
10 y character in whom am
deeply interested, because Of
her humanDess. Faced by the
most trying climax that can arise
la . woman's life, when her very
soul 10 placed upon the rack Of
self.sacrifice, the metal OF her
heart rings true. At the cost Of
her honor, che still holds 10 her
great love and even at the last
hour, when the dark shadows Of
fate envelop her, her woman's
noOler nature saves her lover
from fearful fate FIoria La
TOsCa 10 the most interesting
part ! have ever played. Great.
cd character at the Royal Thea.
ire IN Cope nhageD, at the special
voQuest Of the author"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18
WEDNESDAYS STORM.

At about noon, on 'ast Weu
nesday, a heavy rain aud some
wind visited this section from the
Southwest The rain wsa very
heavy while it lasted The wind
did no damage that could be
learned of The tightening was
quite frequent aid very vivid
a Sc pffoldlng on he roof OF he
Elks Theatre building was blown
off and carried 20 feet beyond he
aide Of the building. II fell IN
the vacant lot tn the North of he
building, dong no damage of con.
sequence.
A bolt Of tightening struck the
chimney, which comes NJ IN the
southeast corner Of the new
Masonic Temple bui dung.
II was cracked and Suffered the
loss of few bricks, which were
thrown the rear lot of L. A.
Landry's store, here a mule was
struck This BRICK was broken.
Tn 20 oNerll Nv pi,,e of the two story
cistorns, hlch stand at this cor.
net of tue building, was mashed
Hat What could have produced
this result ia not clear The bot
tom end Of u stavo of the upper
cist.rn showed a quantity Of
FREE bly, made splInters protrud |
ing from it, indicating the burst
lng out totce Of y part of the bolt.
This injury to the cisteID stavo
seems to have been principally
upon tia outer side, IA the cIs erD
is still holding its water. The
Mort h side of the chimney, above
mentioned. was bBt little dam
aged, 80 far as could b. seen iron,
the ground The damage to the
building is fully covered by q
"lIghte1ing clause" in the insur-
Ance policy on the building
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sr


the city's books mauo i.s appear
ance, it created some comment
for day or two, aud then was
forgotten-- apparently The meet
ing of last Monday night, at the
City Hall. seems 10 have been
the ''cuttaiu' TO the performance.
The Commissioners of Finance
has promised this public an ans
wer to tue criticisms Of he Aud.
itor, made upon his adminis.ra-
tion aud handling Of public at.
fairs. This aide Of the picture is
auxiously awaited by many who
pay taxes. These walters Dstuf'
ally feel that they would be glad
to have all the light possible
upon tho situation, explaining
away all the taDgIes of the skein.
Mr. L. X Burke's name ap.
pears in the auditors report as
the signer Of some three checks,
amounting TO 1905 80, dated In
May Of last year, which checks
are still in the hands OF the Com
missioner of Finance unpaid.
1t seems that some few years
ago Mr.. Burke desired the city
electric service extended to his
subftbap home. The Commits
sloBer of the Electric Ligb' rlant
Il Water works imposed the con
ditlon that Mr.. Burke should
bear the expense Of building the
line from the corporation limits,
then, TO his residence. The line
was built, costing $3.50. Later.
the corporation limits were OK
tended to q point beyond Mr..
Burke's residence. Other par
ties desired the light service. II
resulted ID the city's taking over
the extension, but a set lement
was never made with the owner.
Phereiore. Mr.. Burke has . claim
against the city greater than has
obligation arising out Of the
three unpaid checks Az this
matter did not 80 appear upon
the city books, 10 that section
audited, the auditor had no
choice III the matter other than
to report az he did.
1t has also been explained that
the charge Of &ll 90 for eleven
months service rendered by the
Electric Light Plant for the NC
count of }. b Hughes, is subject
to credit Of = like amount for
the service or shoeing horses foI
the city.
The auditors report shows thai
the Electric Light Plant and Wa
terworks earned from it's com
mtrcia service for the twelee
months, ending June 80, 1916,
the sum OF 1924 81. In add
tion to this the plant has furnish
cd the lights upon all our streets
and their m sintenance; the lights
IN the Central Market; in the
City Hall; In the engine houses
Of the Fire Companies; the water
used by the city in spfinkliDg the
streets and flushing CUTTERS; the
general fire fghtlpg service.
This latter service il appraised
At $40. 09S o. for the year. II
that be equitable, then the plant
has effected an earning for the
taxpayers Of $lS,073 40, Mr.. X. r.
Rlbbeck's OK pressed views to the
contI AIRY notwithstanding.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18
Wear. vi
king skoTHERs.

The ladies Of the Civic League
have issued = Hand Bill asking
the co operation Of the citizens
Of this place to make our city
beausiful and attractive to the
visitors who will attend the Fair
on Septem Der 24--25--and 81.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18

Electric fishes, euch "a the
electric eel, the African catfish
and the electric ray, have the
power of discharglng an electric
shock sufficient al times to disa.
BILE q man.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18

Mothers who spend the night
with a sick baby appreciate the
help they get from McGEE'S BABY
ELlx1R; especially i'm hot weather
1t guiets fever and irritation
soothes the stomach. checks the
bowels and helps both mother and
.n2i2ka to obtain sleep and rest
25c and soc per bottle.
h BY ESTORGE DRUG co,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18

In Henry Wits reign the
British navy consisted of the
Great Harry, | 200 tone. two
ships Of 500 tons, and six or sew.
en- smaller ships.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18

The Iberian Ia always willing 20
serve the public by printing con
tributioDs on any subject OF gem
erai interest, but PLEASE, don't
expect VA to RUSH copy which you
hold hack. Contributed articles
reaching US after Thursday morn
ing, II not previously arranged for
Will ip all probability have to he
bsld back til the following issue
Come early and avoid our week
eud rush. Ed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18

HERBINB is the medicine that
cures blliousness, malaria and con-
stipation. The first dose max es
you feel better, few additional
doses cure completely. Price soc.
Sold BY ESTORGE DRUG CO.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18
FOR SALE,

A lO.foot, 12.foot beam, power boat
Light draft, stern wheel, II II. =
Gasoline engines, Half model build
Full cabin.
Apply To
Capt. A. Il. Perron
No. q Camelia 81.
100 New Iberia, La
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18

On Tuesday the section around
Loreauville was visited by a
good aud needed rain.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-18

This 10 prsscripeos prepared especially
iof MALARIA o. CNlll8 = FevGN.
Five Or six depeswill bseak eny ease, and
u taken then = y tonic The Fever will not
return. Il ac>s on the liver better than
Calomel cad does not eripe OF sicken. 2Sc
The Detroit times., 1915-02-11

For the third time I'm the week
he had been given fried bacon for
his dinner when he returned nom
work. consequently he was not In q
very good humor. During the meal
his loving spouse CHANGED to remark:
There's black cat been on our
doorstep this morning. James. that's
. sign there's q stranger comm. ]
wonder who it can be-"
"Well," replied James. gazing
glumly at his plate, 81 wouldn't be
surprised II Il was tn butcher"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-11

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE cot
ton pool. like the gold exchange
pool. has lapsed without being used.
II was q psychological remedy for q
psychological complaint In the econ
nomic system. so the administration
claims. The banks subscribed $685.
000. 900, to help carry the cotton crop.
The southern banks, however. took
less than 100000 OF this money.
although the rate was reduced sub
seQuently to Ave per cent. No steps
are being taken to dissolve the pool
As soon as Il was apparent that
Sl36. 600, 900 would be available for
ioaning on cotton. the southern bank
ers did not want the money. They
loaned their own money. 1t was not
money that was needed but the con-
fidence and willingness to lend mon
ey. The formation OF the pool sup
piled the confidence and the money
was loaned.
There II some bitterness expressed
by southern growers over the delay
In the formation OF the pool. and the
consequent loss to them while the
price or cotton was so greatly de-
pressed. IL 10 claimed that had the
Sl35. 100000 been more promptly sub
scribed and been made accessible to
the actual grower Of cotton. the lat
ter would have been saved from
heavy losses and increased mort
cages. The grower accuses the mid
dleman and incidentally the banker
OF profting at his expense. II Ii i'm
possible to say to what extent this
has happened. The bankers claim
that the opening OF the cotton ex-
change was the step which saved the
situation and sent cotton from an
almost minus quantity to cents a
pound, which Is enough TO cover the
cost OF growing and selling. As soon
as the exchange was opened the mar
ket began to recover and these oper-
atoms. coupled with the fact that the
foreign demand even In Germany be-
gan to make itself felt. relieved the
situation so that now money Is easier
and the general business situation I'm
the south Is reported to be much i'm
proved.
The gold pool worked out In much
the same way: S100.000.000 was sub
scribed and none Of II was used. The
existence Of the pool restored conn.
dence and credit took the place of
gold.
The Aldrich-Vreeland emergency
currency issued to relieve the strain
produced by the war has been going
The Detroit times., 1915-02-11
From Another
Point of NieU

The initial production OF q new
play In the East was marred by an
occupant OF q box. who persisted In
showering huge boxes OF candy upon
the performers. We would call this
q case of sweet Spirits OF first nighter
The three "R's" as known to Bos-
ton school kids are reading. 'ritng and
Rudolph.
like for odd numbers. Accounting
perhaps, for the twins.
Here's our guess that when the sen.
ate fiibuster talk Is summed up,
Charley Townsend will get the bun
for having said the least In the larg
est number Of words.
When they have perfected that In
strumsnt which will carry the voice
72l miles, we expect occasionally &c
get in touch with the once boy.
FRAMING EXCUSES
BY Cad.
The Lenten days are drawing nigh.
When men forego their glasses,
And crafty showmen vainly try
To lure US with their passes.
BUT should we fall. as most men do
When thus their souls are tempted.
Wen have TO say our sacks worn
Our ashes have been smptied.
Just when We were making
progress with our anti-noise crusade
they had to go and open q free soup
Kitchen.
How long has II been since Q
Wayne county prosecutor served
whole term?
What's become Of the old-fash-
Toned ice famine?