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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-04-03
RURAL SOCIAL CENTERs.

We need social centers where
orr young people can be enter
tanned, amused and instructed un-
der the direction of cultured
clean and competent leaucrship.
where aesthetic surrounding,
stir the love for the beautiful
where art charges the atmo..
phere with inspiration and power
and innocent amusements in
struct and brighten their lives.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-04-03
TO PROFESSIONAL MEN AND
USERS OF EMBOSSED
PRINTING.

The New Iberia Enterprise is
now prepared to figure on your
embossed letter heads, envelopes
and wedding invitations. We
represent the largest and best
equipped engraving and embos-
sing establishment in the United
States. Call - up and - viii
show you one sniAa.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-04-03
STATEMENT

Statement of the Ow0..,
Management, NJ Circulation, at,aa ats
quired by the Act of Arna',, sp, =
1912, of New iberia Entsss.' sas'
published weekly at New fl
for April, 1915. Editor NJ. t
ing Editor. Ersiness Nas a,'A
Publisher. NJ W. Fisher. Om'
OF a corporation, give ;tv
and the names and addras.,u ua S.
stockholders holding | Der .os, /
more of total amount of sto,l M <;
not a corporation, live namo. = =
addresses of individual ovn., .
NJ. w. Fisher. Known :. 2
holders, mortgages, and otbo'
curity holders, holding ! ner -, .
or more of total amount of n;
mortgages, or other SECURITIES. Il
there are none, so stqtpO Y -
NJ. W. FISHER o.
Sworn to and Subscribed bos, "a
me this ID day of April. 1915 ic
NATHAN DAVIS 4
Notary Pubr, ii,
My commission is perpetual 4
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-04-03
COLDS g. LaGRIPPE

5 or 6 doses 666 will break
any case of Chiils & Fever, Colds
& naGrippe; it acts on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
Sripe or licten. Price 25c.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-04-03
ACT or DISSOLUTION Or !,
CITIZENS BANK
United States OF Amerl,a, State of Lou,i,,.
Parish OF Iatrla.

| f1e
B. II known that on this Twenty ~, i6n
! day ui March, A. j.. 1918. b.t,,.
| W llllaU u. Weeks, n N,tn,y prhs'y
! ana for the Parisu of Iberla. s,s,s 70
Louisiana, duly commits Iored s,d ~,
fled, anu III he lresenc. of ,Ls ~, E
ses hereinafter n,med aud undprs,,nas' n
Per- onAIly came aud apppar.d NJ. ~
Paul LIZ Bourgeois. F,hy Patton,
hares l.. Provost. heron app,s,;,s
THEN caraclty of Commissioners IN is,, 8
date said CItiz,us Bank Of New lO,,;. ~
Louisi ma, also as stockholders anaM ~
r.ctors thereof; and also appeared N, "a
drrsigned Directors and Stoekbold,ns Il.
tie Citizens Bank of New Iberia n h.J
ing corporation Guy mgariz.d and, n. ~
laws of tn > ,t IT Loui.i lana as sns..~ an
from an act of incorporation nass.sA. Il
fore ae uud.r-iuu4 Il Nnta,v aa,sdn.',
ninth day Of March. t9If duls s,.at
record on March ION 1911 in ,ha ss.khs
of the clerk If Court and Ex Osae;o \. III
corder OF Mnrtuag.s of the Parish N, .
iberia, Luuisispa. under M Isa:sa ~
duly of record in B ,ok AS of m. Mr,Ju
gage Records of his Office. yt folio snTe
NJ n MA
of the Secretary OF Stat "a. Baton Reur
Louisiana, who declared and sa;d !, \
Stockholders meeting convened for NIL
pm pose, ard held on the 2Ist dny q, 4 6iI
cember, 1914. after a! due notes. ~ J.
been sent and also p,v., bv pnhe,,;s -
all for more than thirty DAYS and a. N@
all legal requirement has been comnlta 81
with. more han three fou,ths Of tho sta,l III
holders of said banking csrporatiop hei,s s..
present, either in person or repres sests ~
bv proxy, (424 shares being p,esenf " tlz
repres-nteu) a resolution was mn aninel, e
ly adopted by a vote of all the stpeh pp. u
snt aud represented as follows. Nm: IA
Whereas in view of the agreem, Il y =
tween shar' holders owning more ~ Il
two thirds of the stock of this, the fHt \
zens Bank Of New Iberia, with shsrehs& u
ers holding more than two thirds ofiks ~
stock IF the Peoples National bshkd
New Iberia, which agreement has bes ~
read to this meeting; and believing ~ -
te for the best interest of all roneesaAs +.
Now, therefore, Be it resolved thatik 4
Clf'z ms Bark of New iberia. orgsBiGi u
ana DONG business under sD act Of ipeH n
poraflop passed before w. u. Weehs.Nt
tary. and dated March the 9th, 1SiI,k F.
now dissolved; said dissolution Ia IN d
effect, and said Bank TO cease hnsipts
ut +. NJ on December 31st, 1914, "a n
70 be evidenced by authentic act sndh M
'egal form; ard further.
BE IL resolved that the affairs oil
.l'zehs BANK shall be liqn,dsted -
nnahy wound up by three Commissionte
TO De appointed in accordance with hs 81
ana WIN the Charter OF this ocisitpn
Also that the Board OF Directions OF ~
d ank. 10 regular session, appointed - ]
nxed the salary Of the sDmissieDsrsm y I
liquidafe said Bank; and the saic ~.
to liqnidate, the Directors ~
of the said Citizens Bank 4 !,
New iberia. La. herein appearing. iAf
her depIn n that N. ia n~ - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
SEATTLE LIKES
ROSE STAHL IN
'APERFECT LADY

Down In the enterprising mctrop-
oils OF Sycamore. a place on the
Kansas map. the young folks were
getting mighty naughty. They
danced the Virginia reel. the
Bohottlsche and waltzes.
Now the fellow who owned the
town also owned Crouch against
anything that made the folks enjoy
themselves. and he and the minis.
ter tried TO stamp out these vicious
symptoms In their town.
At the height OF the reform cam
paign. IN breezed n burlesque queen.
and when she discovered the folks
at Sycamore hadn't heard OF the
tango she started 10 make the place
home. sweet home.
She quit the stage. anyhow. be.
cause the mIaager Of the show
wanted TO put up pictures OF her
in tights. In the little town where
her younger slstnr was studying In
the convent. thinking all the time
that her big sister. who was paying
for her education. was great
Shakespearean dancer.
Such IL the plot OF "A Perfect
Lady" in which Rose Stahl. ms the
erhtwhile buricsquo queen. sets the
town OF Sycamore topsy-turyy In
four acts OF fun favored by n bit
OF heart drama. when little sister
discovers that big sister used to be
Lucille lie Jambon.
She had picked the French name
from a bill OF fare. Lucille told the
minister. who falls In love with
her. aud she didn't know that II
meant Lucille. the Ham
While her heart In breaking. In
her very distress nj being discover.
ed as the "burlesque" actress. Lu.
ellie still is able 20 smile and In
her slangy way 10 bring smiles.
And what better role for Rose
StAhi, whose fame has been built
on The Chorus Lady,
Miss stahl Is supported by a cap.
able company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
COMMISSIONERS
PUT ON RACK BY
SHERIFF HODGE

Applications for salary increases
In the sheriffs office we're fatty
refused Tuesday by the county
commissioners though Assessor
Thatcher was, granted seven more
deputies o. assist his present force
in collecting delinquent personal
taxes.
These deputies will cost the
county $4,000 for four months, after
which they viii be discharged.
Sheriff Hodge Indignantly pro
tested when the commissioner dis
allowed his application. declaring
he would disclose certain informa,
ton concerning them In a series OF
public letters
The first OF these letters follows,
The stockade employee referred TO
as being hired by the commission.
crs Is Parade Guard Sullivan.
The Hoa. Beard Of County Commission
-s-.--a~atiemeai NJ stt~atio. hs. heen
caiied Go the pahtie announcement through
the newspapers Of seur refusal 60 honor
the pay reil demand. cf th,. sffice fer
the nenth ~ March.
There II no mere honest advocate OF
affair. than ms.eif.
tisw.srr, 4 do not hilad myself 60 tho
fact that good Tee requires adequate
compensation Go secure effective r~.uif.
have b. thaak yoa for the siishi adj
vance which Neu have permitted In TIVE
cs.r-. but In this connection ! eeh Y"
eait ysar attention 20 the fat that this
Adfnlni.fra ration ;. carrying In the s'ees
sd- twh~r~ th~-e two advances 81 ssa
per ssoath have been Hrantedi - least
80 per cent mere men than were earrirs
under the previous administrator. 81 the
Stock ado.
rsrmeri, the eapssity va. Is prison
ss.. for which ysu allowed ms predecessor
~ deputies. at salary Of stoo n'"nth.
whtrh after election. and prior 10 my
taking ever the office, wa. cut In i've
case. 90 s.5 per month
Now, there L. on parade 81 the stock
AIDE . man carried on ,eur pay rsii. aoa
not mine. Tor also pc month. WIN ,on
tell me what he l. DOING can sec ma
res..a Why thi. $3.50 mceth payment
.heuid continue \. h~ made. " s"a arr
arsuaf~a By an heee>t d~sir~ To sean"t' p
Isaiiy sdfnicist~s tho finances Of this
eeasty In ycar capacity q. n"s"e's'
sxeaf..
4 have tho inssrr.s. Of Mag county a.
heart. aud win take an opportunity ~
saifiag your attention la y pahiis way 10
.bu.~. which have ben permitted y"
creep into tho conduct ~ rsunts affair
In the hsp~ that may be pessshie Tor
,su 10 .~~ your swa SHORTCOMINGS ~.
CLEARLY a. your assumptions permit ,"u y"
esnfa-~ the substance With the .hsa"w
where an, enc ~is~ :. concerned
rms COMMUNICATIONS can NJ
JtsrIN ENTITLED ot t~ffoN M. y
ron WHAT DOES Tnr NAN ~ "a.
RApE At raE sroskADk OH slss
a MONTH on THE COUNTY tohht--
~fo>fH~' PAY NofIf
mi. viii he followed By other auss-
lions Of .lnsiisr import. aud p~risse~ TIM
u.rtln.rer To be numb~r~d .ersatiy.
Yours truly.
HoHr T. uopsst.
sheriff % Ming County.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
GIRL WITNESS
AGAINST CRANE
DISAPPEARS

Maxine Evans, the pretty Young
witness for the state In the second
case against Felix Crane. alleged
negro boss of the tcnderloln. has
mysteriouAly vanished Conae.
quently. the case. which was set
for trial Tuesday. was called of by
Prosecutor Lnndin.
Lundin asserted this morning
that he believed Miss Evans had
been spirited out OF the city By
what ho termed the vice syndl.
cate which he said he knew To
exist here.
The woman n being held In
bonds OF $1,000 IA witness In "A
case which the government has In
hand George y. vanderveer at.
torney for Crane. during the alb.
sence az Lundln laat week. had the
states witness released from jail
by Judge Aibcrtson. although Lun.
din says he had previously urged
the Judge to make her bond $4,000
When II became apparent that
the case against Crane could not
be heard today. Judge Gillian re-.
ferred Il back TO Judge Aibertson
for consignment and issued a
bench warrant for the Evans WON
an. She was not nj her hotel. and
up 10 noon had not been located
Judge Albertson continued the case
until Thursday.
Crane IL already under sentence
Of two 20 five years In the peniten.
tiary. but he Ii appealing 10 the
supreme court
Maxine Evans was recently con.
yicted In Justice Whitchead'n court
OF running a dlsorderly house. She
was fined 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
The EMpR IS

It's a shame 10 tip off tn. secret
OF Marie Russell. the Belle OF Ken.
lucky" who In the headlincr this
week. She calls her turn "A Study
In Brown" but she hasn't a scne-
gAmbian oorpusole In her blood. no
matter how much you may think
she has untll she peels off her
brown gloves and shows her white
arms. Mari. gets her own songs
across and gets them across big
The added attraction II Vic
Gauntlet. The Stars cartoonist.
who ~ making his debut In vaude.
Vile with clever drawing and
talking turn which was good to
start with and improves with every
performances as Vic finds him
Helf."
The Honey Girls are pretty and
entertaining. The act IL breezy.
musical and funny.
Ray Snow has good line OF
talking songs. Arno aud Stlckncy.
musical turn. good. Warren and
Francis. dancing and patter. Catchy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
MATTHEW'S TALKS
TO BIG AUDIENCE
AT the LIBERTY

Or. VI. a. Matthews OF the First
Presbyterian church was the speak,
or NJ the second midday Holy Week
service of the Seattle Ministers
Federation. held Tuesday ai the
Liberty theatre Ills subject was
Groups at the Cross. and Why
They Were There
Theo Kari Johnston. sololst. was
assisted by the First Presbyterian
choir Sacred music was played on
tho biz organ. The theatre was
crowded
Speaking Monday. Rev. Hugh q
RosA told % the Pre- eminent Glory
OF the Cross.
Paul behoiding the cross" be
said. was blessed with n vision
that permitted him 10 look back
into the past and to penetrate the
future. and he could see the victory
that vas won at Calvary. Christ
triumphed the day Ito died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
TrE pANrAcES

Tom Kelly Ia back as the head
liner. His splendid baritone and
his "Tipperary smile" cemcnied
old friendships and made new ones
for him yesterday. He Is funny
In everything he sings and does.
Reed Brothers. comedy acrobats.
Real gymnastic fun. The fairyland
fable. The Land OF Make Believe. 4"
teens with pretty girls. pretty
music and graceful dancing.
Hugh Mack. In a sketch. "A High.
Hugh Mack. In swetch. "A High.
toned Burglars Christmas Tree. "
are good
Gertrude Van Dyke. musical act.
working with her brother; good.
The curtain raiser is novelty
roller skating act by Beeman and
Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
GILL TELLS MOVIE
MEN TWAS FILM
THAT LICKED 'EM

"You men who run the
moving picture machines
may not realize II. but II ls
your business that 10 rcvo.
lutlonlrina our government.
II 10 your business that
voted the state OF Washing.
ton dry at the last cleo.
ton" declared Mayor n. c.
olll at a smoker given by
the MOVING Picture oper.
ators Of Seattle Monday
nluht
Every screen In the land
10 giving the bad aide OF tho
liquor traffic publicity"
said Mayor Gil. "rhe
films voted this state dry
last fall. They have voted
other states dry and ultl.
mately they Will vote the
nation dry. The films are
working other great re-
forms They will give the
women the ballot for one
thing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
FOR A BIGGER NAVY

Congressman Humphrey. guest
OF honor at the Rotary club lunch,
con at the Washington Annex Mon.
day. spoke on What Shall We 10
10 Maintain Peace"
Humphrey advocated a stronger
navy and cited the example of
China. which. acting on the policy
that disarmament means peace. IL
az the mercy OF all countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
CuredHisRUPTURE

was badly rupiurrd while Hiring q
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope of cure was operation
Trussss asa me no good Finally I rot
hold % something that quickly aud com.
plstsiy cured me Year. have passed and
tho rupture has never returned. although
am doing hard york ~ a carpenter
There was no operation. no lost time, no
trouble, I have nothing 10 sell but will
give fun Information about how you may
find complete cure without operation. 70
you write TO mo Eugene N ruilen. car
penfrr. TttA Marccilus ave. Mannsquan.
- J. BETTER cut out thi. notice and shoW
e 20 amy others who are rupturcd
may save . life pr a. least stop tho mis-
cry 81 rupture and tho worry ana danger
OF an operation Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
HODGE SAT UPON

Employees OF the sheriffs office
are downcast Tuesday. owing TO
the refusal OF the county commits.
sloners to grant salary increases
proposed by Sheriff Hodge. Two In.
creases out OF a total OF II propos.
ed were granted. raising the pay OF
ID. w. Morgan and II. A. Neis. book.
keeper and guard. respectively. at
the county stockade. s25 each a
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
OPIUM DEN IS RAIDED

Information furnished the police
hy two prisoners led 10 the discov.
cry OF an extensively equipped
Chinese opium den NJ 70Tn King
st. following n raid at that ad.
dress Monday night The police
gained access 10 the piac. with
pass keys given them By the men
in jail. -Four Cinnamon we're ar.
rested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30

The Wisconsin Coldenrod will
meet with Mrs l.. u Collier. ft2i
Eastern ave. Wednesday. at p. m.
All Wisconsin ladies are Invited 10
attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
Taffeta, Faille and Crepe
de Chine Dresses
Special Remnant Day at $16.5O
Values to $27.5O

Dresses Of taeta faille crepe dc chine crepe meteor
and other popular materials in all the seasons best
styles and shades.
The skirts you will find are in many pretty de-
signs-somc have the corded shirrcd yokcs, some
plated all arc in the wide faring style
In the waists you will find and pleasing designs
in collars and cuffs in pleasing combinations of color
Both high aud low necks and Elton effects Very spe-
ca values the special price of $16.5O -sesord Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30

seastle's Leading Dentist
neneo1 Department.. 7iJ FIRST Ave.
tnfen Block.
Opooeal Department. Tos First Ave.
Washtngtea uts~k.
De Sure and Come Co s05 ana yfs
rfrst Ave.
Open evenings until and sun
days until for people who work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30

piles fcnorthottS and all rectal
troubles IN the privacy OF your own
home sec box at all druggists A
single box often cures. Free sample
for trial. with booklet mailed free. In
plain wrapper. II you send us coupon
brtoM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
DENTAL
and
OPTICAL
PRICES CUT

No such low prices
for strictly high elias.
Dental ana Optical
work were ever offered
IN Seattle or ciscw here
You need not hurry, as
my low prices will con .
sinue while the hard
times last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
For Pile
Sufferers

>asupi~ pack =
sgr OF the VA
nous fs,ran,id
rae fteuacsl,
new a. { q r e a
free 60 prove
', hat "a will Ito
Tor you.
Pyramid Pile
Remedy gives
q u X relief
stops ttehing
b | Q e 4 tug or
pr o tr a 4 n 1
and all rectal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
Cynthia Crey's


al broke a mirror and friends
OF mine tell me u 10 seven yearn'
bad luck TO break a mirror. Miss
Grey. Will you kindly print your an
swer In the paper, so I may see ~
! don't believe IL. because I think
what 10 TO be will be. Thanking
you kindly. ! am. A. W.
A.-'Since proof Ia the strongest
evidence OF conviction. do not
hesitate 10 tell you that have
broken four mirrors during my lifc-
time. and outside OF the loss OF the
mirrors they never brought me any
bad luck. There II Just aH much
truth In this superstitition as the
ones that being a member OF n par.
y OF ~ Is disastrous. that one IL
sure 10 have bad luck II black
cat crosses In front OF you. that II
dove flies In az your window Il In a
sign OF good luck. and so forth aud
30 on. Supersliiions Of any phase
belong In the dark ages. and not In
goth century enlightenment. SO I
advise you to forget about such
things
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-02
DO YOU FEEL HEADACHY?
LOOK TO YOUR STOMAC

1t is an unusual thing for a druggist
to sell medicine under a guarantee
to refund the money if it does not
cure. Yet this is the way r. Hod-
gins, the popular druggist, is selling
Mi-o-na, the standard dyspepsia rem
edy
Never before has he had SO large a
number of customers tell him that
a medicine has been successful as
with Mi-o-na People who a few
months ago looked like walking skele-
tons have put on flesh and today are
ruddy and vigorous with perfect di-
gestion and good health.
There is no longer any need for
anyone suffering or making their
friends suffer on account of dyspepsia.
Mi-o-na can always be relied upon.
The percentage of cures is so great
that there is little risk to R. Hod-
gins in guaranteeing to return the
money if the medicine does not re-
lieve. And he stands ready to do so
without any questions.
Headaches, all forms of indiges-
ton, specks before the eyes, dizzq
feelings, and all forms Of liver trou-
Bile are helped by Mi-o-na. A few
days treatment should show consid-
cradle gtain in health while a COM
plete cure often follows rapidly. 53-9
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-02
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1915

Classified ads are being used now
in an effort to attract attention to po-
litical issues. Under the head, "Po-
litical," there appeared in a recent
issue of the Chicago Tribune the fol-
lowing:
"HEADS OF FAMILIES, PREPARE
to add another item to the high
cost of living Fifteen million dol
lars worth of our packing house
products have been Illegally seized
abroad. Unless reimbursed our
packers must inevitably charge off
this loss. Not only their stockhold-
ers, but stock raisers, packing
house employees, and consumers
all will bear their proportionate
share of this burden. The Boston
Tea Party once registered onr
country's protest against unjust
foreign leties So we today should
object to an indirect tax or one of
the necessities OF life. Write your
congressman today, askin. why he
IS inactive. And tell your friends
to help make Goethals our next
president He will know how to
protect our exporters against sim
Tribune
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING
ORDINANCE No. IA

An ordinance governing generally
the construction and repair of curbs
and sidewalks; fixing the widths oi
the streets in the City of Moscow
to be improved by grading, sanding
graveling, or paving, providing for the
location of curbs and sidewalks mate
rial Of which the same may be con-
structed and dimensions; providing
for the repair. of sidewalks, how kept
in repair and the duties of officers of
the City having control Of the streets
and Improvements thereon; prohibit
ing the use of sidewalks for bicycles,
sliding and coasting; prohibiting the
hitching of teams to poles, trees and
hydrants; providing for the grading
and parking of the spaces between the
curb and the lot line, and the care of
the same by the owner or occupant;
governing generally the use, care, and
maintenance of sidewalks, parkings
curbs, poles and trees along or within
the streets of the City of Moscow; and
providing a penalty for its violation.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MOSCOW, IDAHO:
Section l. That upon all streets
now paved. the curbs and sidewalks
thereon shall be and remain as now
laid. and any others to be built upon
such paved streets shall be construct
ed as to location in conformity to the
general plan for sidewalks upon such
paved streets.
Sec. g That upon all unpaved
streets, sixty feet or under, except
where the location Of the curb or side
walks are fixed by this ordinance, the
outside edge of the curb shall be fif-
teen from the center of the street,
making the roadway thirty feet from
curb to curb, except where a street is
not of sufficient width to leave room
for a sidewalk four feet wide, set out
in the street one foot from the prop
erty line, and for the curb, then the
Committee on Streets and Engineer
may place the curb, so as to leave
room between the roadway for curb, |
four feet wide, and one foot
between sidewalk and property line.
That when such curb is definitely |
located the Engineer of the City. shall |
within ten days file with the Clerk |
a statement of such location, giving
the name of the street, between what
streets, and any other description OF
location necessary to properly identify /
he same, and the distance that the
curb is located from the center Of the
street in feet and inches, and such
ocation shall be filed with the Clerk,
IS a definite location of the curb with
n such description. Provided that "C''
street west of Polk Street, the curb
hall be twelve feet from the center of
he street on both Sides
Sec. 8. That upon all unpaved
treets over sixty feet in width, the
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-02

THE land wants such as dare with
rigour execute the laws. Her fes-
ter'd members must be lanc'd and
tented: he's bad surgeon that for
pity spares the part corrupted till the
gangrene spread, and all the body
perish: he that's merciful unto the
bad, is cruel to the good Muses.
Looking Glass.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-02

The laws are sinfully contrivd.
Justice should weigh the present
crime not future inference on deeds;
but now they cheaper blood; It's split
to punish the example, not the guilt
-navenant.