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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24
| AM THE NEWSPAPER.
By Joseph II. Finn In The
Chicago Tribune.

Born Of the deep, daily need Of
che aiion--I am the Voice II
Now--the incarnate spirit OF the
Times Monarch of things that
Are. My "cold type" burns with
the fire blood Of human action.
| am fed by arteries Of wire that
girdle the earth | drink from
the cup OF every living joy and
sorrow. | sleep hottest not.
I know not night, nor day, nor
season. know 10 death, yet l
am born again with every MORN
with every nOcn- with every twi.
light. 1 leap into fresh being
with every new worlds event.
Those who created me cease to
be--the brains and hearts blood
that nourish me 60 the way of
human dissolution. Yet l live Oh
and on. am Majestic in my
Strength--Sublime in my Power
Terrible IN my PotentialitIes--
yet 40 democratic rs the ragged
boy who sells me for penny. /
am the oonsort of Kings-the
partner Of capitalize brother
of toll. The inspiration of the
hopeless--tbe right arm of the
needy--the champion of the op
pressed--the conscience of the
criminal | am the epit0me of
the worlds Comedy and Tragedy
My responsibility is Infinite. l
speak, and the world stops to
listen. l say the word, and bat
tie James the horizon. | counsel
peace, and the war lords obey.
| am greater thsn any individual
more powerful than any group.
| am the dynamic force Of Public
Opinion. Rightly directed, l am
q Creator OF Confidence. A
builder Of happiness IN living. |
am the Back bone Of Commerce.
The Trail Blazer Of Prosperity.
I am the teacher Of Patriotism.
l am the hands of the Clock OF
rime--ths clarion voice Of UiviI.
cation. l am the Newsps per.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24
Community Operation

broader social, cultural and reli-
gious life; the railroad town will
also profit in dollars aud cents
and in . bigger community life.
Each gets an outlet and an inlet
tor every phase Of community
life.
Such q cOnsum N alton Of com.
munity ambitions can be accom-
plished best only by cooperation
within each community and be-
tween the two.
AZ between men 90 between
com N unities, each must be will
ing that the other profit some
from mutual effort In order that
both may profit much. Such ia
tho spirit Of community coopers.
ton.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

wish TO announce my candidacy a.
4 delegate from Iberia Parish to the
proposed Constitutional Convention
and to solicit the support Of the cleo
torate Of the Parish.
At some future date ] will present
to the voters my attitude with refer
ence TO changes In and scope of the
proposed Constitution.
PORTEUS II. BURKE.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24
FISCAL AGENCY BIDS.

Sealed bids, in accordance with laws
of his state, are hereby invited from
banks desiring to become the fiscal
agent Of the iberia Parish Board OF
School Directors for the ensuing year.
All bids must reach the Secretary Of
the Board before noon of August IL,
1915, in order that they may be acted
on by the Board at n meeting TO be
held on that date for that purpose.
S.7-15 l.. A. VALET, Secretary.
New Iberia, La. July ., 1915.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

At the m Getting of the Board Of
Directors of the Iberia Building
Association on Wednesday even.
ing all the directors were present
except ODe. Mr.. Will BaumaD
ac,ed AZ Secretary in the absence
Of Mr.. w. q. Weeks who is away
on visit to California. The
Secretary's report indicated that
81 shares Of Dayton stock had
been issued since the last meet.
ing, making q total of 618 shares
since the frst of this year. Four
applications for loans were read
and approved by the board.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

ment needing repairs. His clever
ness in remedying troubles would
hardly suggest the absence OF
sight. Mr.. CLARK and Mr.. Ian
dry we're guests Of DR.. and Mrs
II. A. King while here.
When the wedding OF DR.. King
and his charming wife was cele
brated, . few years ago in the
church Of Baton Rouge, Mr..
Clark was the Orgsnist aud played
the wedding march.
Too much cannot be aaid In
praise of the performers of Thurs
day evening for che pleasure they
gave to the love 70 of classic music.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

Lost.---A note, dated June 10Th.
1915. maturing Aug. 18th, 1915, In fa-
vor OF jung & Sons %. for Six hun
dred and Sixteen and 82-l00 Dollars
t$6l6.S2).
This note was given In considers
ton Of coal a. recited on its face.
The public is warned against nego-
tiating same.
82S p. A. CONRAD.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

Fretful babies need the comfort
inn effect OF McGEE'S BABY Ell
IxlR. 1t quiets feverishness, cor
reefs sour stomach, cures collie
pains and checks diarrhoea. 1t is
perfectly safe and wholesome
remedy containing no opium, NOR
phine or injurious drug Of any
kind. Price Csc and soc per oottle.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

The greatest enemy of childhood
10 the tape worm. 1t destroys
health and undermines the con-
stituti0n. The greatest enemy of
intestinal worms is WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE. It removes
the worms and helps the child back
ia strength, vigor and cheerful
ness. Price Csc per bottle.
Sold By ESTOR0E DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

Last Sunday two autos collided,
head on. doing considerable dam
age to each. The occupants Of
the cars however escaped physical
injury. The larger of the two
cars belonged to Sheriff Hender
son and the other belonged to
Mr.. Warren MorreIl.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24
Malaria or ChiuS & Fever

Prescription No. 066 isprepared especially
for MALARIA or Ct4ilLS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
il taken then a. tonic the Fever will not
return. e II acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not grippe or sicken. Csc
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

Chicken Gravel and coarse sand,
mixed. In small packages, for the
poultry raisers.
BERTRAND LUMBER 60
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24
TO OUR FRIENDS, THE PUBLIC

The Iberisn is always willing to
serve the public by printing con-
tributions on any subject OF gem
eral interest, but, PLEASE, don't
expect US to RUSH copy which you
hold back. Contributed articles,
reaching US after Thursday morn
ing, II not previously arranged for,
Will In all probability have to be
held back till The following issue.
Come early and avoid our week
end ruah.-Ed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

Racial cleavages 10 American
Politics are not the most pleasant
symptoms In the world.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

REBUILT OR NEW,
brick, Cement, Lime, Gravel,
Sand, Drainage Tiles, etc.
BERTRAND LUMBER co
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

General Building MateriaIa--
Tr0slate Roofing q speciality.
BERTRAND LUMBER f'O
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24

MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now rs Cents. Buy bottle.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-24
This 10 the month IN which the
porch sleeper makes converts.

Our great National Holiday has
fewer hospital odors, than il used
to have. Safety first.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

periibt Sie 1aben oen iungen webr'
f16igeu 9elten welde tie erwiiben
fonnten, Oie reGten Sdnoe dbge6ndt,
aiiloern bic 3insc bCraiIsgcitnittcn,
slugen auSgeitohen un0 auT alc
moaGde g(rt pcritiimmelt geciber
ruo @1GoAcu 5u ToOe gemartcrt Gs
ioQcu mc0r 0eun 1000 4crioneu olli
oicic @eiie get0otet moroen iein. Gie
Strafe bat iie ia bolo credit
Gas @eidGft ge6t iebr ihwod. Gs
giebt lpenia 9lrbcit fam a6er mlb
ni6t piel qeleiitct perOcn. Die Gage
iperoen flr5. 0as &ctroIeim mliB
ciigetGeiIt lueroen, Oomit cs liir oen
@iuter langt, oa feline 3ufubr mog-
lid lit. Gwal0's Trml mar nit cen
Giucern Dor oem aricgsousbrhde
nod "a 5il @eiuM iie fam mir nit
tnappcr N2iibc mie0er uad @auie, Dd
sic Q}o6neu ole nit 0}ilitGrtrans.
portcn 5u t6un 6nttcn Sic iDricb
oieier Gage, nab ooe @eihoit icbr
idua6 Ain0e. Sic lit ale SSodcn
nod 4 Nlol nnd Snmblrg geia6ren
nit @oore. aber oicie @oare lit iest
I'M Nrciie 5il ie6r acoriidt am beiten
perOen 9labrlIngs- mo @enaBnittcl
bc,ablt, 0a miro 9lles tbcurcr, ob
alci1 uoH fain Dlauael oor1nuocn
III. @enu oie Regierlms ui9t elm
nrciicn t9dtc. lUdre cS nod picl
imlinmer. Sic |reiic iiir oic no.
tbigiiet 9lnDrug9lnittcl lpcr0cn Don
Ocn 9e6oroen uoraeidricben Oamit
Scr QguAer niHt ilberDduo uintnt.
Nm uerihicoenen GoloHialpaaren
miro cS ia uohI bol0 man9eln, IA Die
3ninbr unierbiabi. 9spn nsuu l6ir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

MIR 0as SlotbioitG baben. ipouen mir
idon ousbarren. llnier QanO miro
ms ihon nod erndbrer. Der liebe
@ott piro unS I'M n1Biten Sabre
ihon fp;coer ctpds iuahien laiicn.
glebcnbei iria ih nod eriudbncA,
DAB aus unierem 0rtc 45 @1aun
beim @ilitdr lino, eS iinO oa Die bier
i'm Orte @eborenelL peIbe auBer.
6al6 po6ucn NIT inbegriffen. Bis
Jest iinO nod feline aefoaen BON bic.
fen; mn Ieidt @erpnOete, bon
oenen rod Q in &a5aretteu iiuo. Ger
gllmdhtige mag belfeu, oaB Aae
pieoer geilnO in Die Scimatb 5uriid-
fomneu. Seiitc friib 6 llbr iilo Die
@rei5bemobner pieoer fort pon bier
nad i6rer @eimafb 5iriid oa feine
@efn6r mebr porIicgt BOB oic Sui.
ien bereinbrenen fonntcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

iHner aeIiiten, un6 ntr peRige iino
oaoonaefommeu. gSaS lit aud Elm
gatoiQon gegen Orei feinoli6e Sn.
fonterie-9leaimenter nit elmer NeH-
&c glrtiaerie. GroBoem bubeu mir
uns pier SturoeH gebulteH, nH0 oa
Elm Riidaua Hiht m6gIit uno mir
oonn aud ilngaugeu porOeu warcn
sic @aifen Itreden miiiien GoB ipir
S6acr Ocm GopaQerie-@orps 5uge-
t6eilt warcn iagt ia iboa acana,
uno and IeuiiAlauo nnIB nit elni-
aen @cfougeuen rebHen, obne oleie
etiua ra1ber ser Seig6eit beji@tiaeu
1ll founeA Gie gHglaHOer baben
nit ben @erpunoeten uugei0br 1900,
un0 5mar aucs Olir6einanoer SIber
iiber 10000 ocutibe Gipiliiten iGeif
len unier S1idiol mo bauieu au5
uie mir in Comps. g9ir iinO in Sci.
ten unterge6rodt, mo cas- lit bel
idlcdteut @ettcr nidt gcrooe augc-
ncbm. God iuic gebt eS crit imicreu
arnen @efongenen in 5ronfreih2
9lls mir ais cualiide aregsaeiau.
qene our@ fron56iiihe Grtc faHcM
wurocn mir bon Der 8cooIfcrluig be-
idinlpit uuo beipien. @eiteu iuie
SaIsabiDnei0cH uiO Aufb0ugeH
purOeu ee5eist mo lniere eualiibe
@c0edlmg itiitte ms nlr Dor Den
genieiuiten IDdtIidfeiten. 1o
piinidt man it'd oles onoere, aber
nibt in ioIde SGnoe 81 ialleu, lin
fer @imid lit eS, lnS Jet nod mol
nit @affeu in ser Sauo no@ 6ranl-
reid 81 loiien iiuO oesbal6 mare inns
cin @eiongcncn-9lusioui9 ie6r ON.
eenc6n SSu 0icier 9e5iebnug lit io
Der Gnglduocr met porHe0mcr 81
mir nidt iiber 3wei Seiteu ibreiben
oiirielL ulib i'd idIicBen etc.
@arl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Shooen in S6Gc bon cirfa $4,000
ridtctc Elm 6cucr an pcId)eS bic
EdumliAfciten oes ,@ppnu Dat
GountrD Gibbs 81 e'wpnn Oof Up
lambs ecItcrn Maorgen fur5 Dor 142
llDr ocrIt0rtc Comm 3. gluIo, mel
der in oer 9ldbe mehnt, eutoedte oen
Nrono. Ser sfniidt. ooB oos 6euer
oni 9ronoitiftine 6Iriid0lliiibren ici
miro bon WlitgGeOern oes GInbs ipi.
ocriprodlcn. Gos Sebduoc. nelhes
5uci run8iGle, ae0elbabnei ti6 @ils
lior5inmer cnt1icIt, luur Gieentbnm
BON @rn. Sinwoob g. Glnrf, Dem
%r1ii6enten 0es Clubs. Ser Shos
ben ion olr@ SScriitcruga ooII ae'
0edt iein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

oen. Oenn cs lit cine groBe 06lndt
i'm @an0e. gorige @oAe iho ldol
iuicoer $4,000 SRuNcn geiongeu NOR
oei bon ocntl6cr Seite mo an@
5000 BON citci ccitbiihcr Scitc, je.
ooh IN Ocr @auptidlad)t ltebci lib
Nliaioncn ciuan0er gcseniIber @ir
6oifen, onB nit @ottes Silie Die
GntideiOnng bGl0 5i inlercn @m-
lteu fGQt. gIlireo lit nad aailel 3u
Dem acknowledgements gcfom'
men, mo iest nod Rontirungsitiide
iiir Die neutrality-suspicious. WlmlniHais
ten ongefertigt ueroen gr par &C.
itcrll Dor IL Sogcu dub eiunal aui
,cini9c G5tinoen 3u SalNe. Inn mlr
oie &inOer einhIal pieOer 81 icben.
Bic @leine fniurtc TN iu6t mehr
neil er iidj Sen 9art bate itcben lai.
lcil, wuroc uber bnl0 luieoer 5ntrnu
lid. 9lrt6ur lit nod in Saae mo
bat meiitcntbeilS &a@Oicnit; cs lie.
gen oicle ocrpun0cte 6ron5oien in
Sallc. Gr bat bis jcat cinigc Nlaie
SopNt1gs llrlon6 genonneu mo
Ieinc Samilic bciuht "a eS bon
Sale aus niht 10 ucit lit. 9Sir 00-
rem uuo icbcn bier @ott ici 0anf mc.
nia bonn arieac; mas erlte, mas mir
bier 81 ieben betaaen parcn 40
sRoBn Guaranteeing oas iino
iinae miIitGrpfliAtiac Scttc ans al.
len 5tdn0cn oon ser oitlihen @reHjc
sic lmO bort wc8el Der SrcaSgc.
fobr iortgeihaiit porocn onuit lie
nidt in ruiiiihe 9anoc fallen IoE
nen. Die ruiiiidct 5cloatn boben
neulib bei i1rcm Gnidllc IN Glt'
prmBen iiuHterli6r yrcneltbaien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

SIR Gin gr0Beres 2oeer Dou@rie9s4
Qeiongcncn in 0elitihIonO miro Gin
GoImetiher geiuht. gluBer 8ron8o-
Iid, Gngliih, @oaoniit. 6ldmiih
9}uiiiI6. Serbiih, @}ontenegriiiid
imO Sopouiib miiiien oie 9cwerbci
nod Donit1noiq beberrihen: Mtorof
foniid, Moloiiib iopie Oie 5proder
ser Sottentotten inO guihmGnner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

6. so. II n@as lit 8obmen?"
@ar Elm 0onieraia bio t437 nno
biloct ieitoem cin oiterrei6ii@cs
9ronlanb nnO lit cm iclbititdnoigcs
@on6es. g6bmcn bat rngefd6r
$4,000 engIiiAc GuaOratmeiIcn uu0
unaefd6r icds @liaionen @eioobner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
0lcrIiner Nl ntia.

3ur 9eNbiguRg ciner piithenocn
W1engc. Die pom S4llriiiriten0anm
oui cngliihe 5irmeu mo gomer
fo6u0et. miro Scr Gorihlog aemaht
Ole beriisntc aon0itorei Sdiaing"
imisutouicn in: &onoitorei 0Nlt
t.fO".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
llnO Sbr Sobu mid 4Ro,insilieacr
mcrOen2 &at cr 0ern lnict 015n2
Ealent olermin0eHens. wi,
oielmol lit oef i5on ois ll,iasr
Sungc ms g2aHrr scicaca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
Nin q @ehr{eite.

Scum, sic boben ia tros Ser
Rrieesoeit oIle 8obnuneen in Sbrem
$ouie bernlietbet?"
Souspirtb: ~@ott lei Danf, ih
femme nod %arteien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
NoitIc 9LuSrc0c

@nISberr (5u einem c5ci 0irA5
5cniter einiteigenOen DIc30 .@as
noaen sic oenu hicr2"
nSlh, cntidulOigen Sic rur al,
tigit; eS lam ndmlid ge-aOe ci Al.
tomobiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Gritcr Stuoent sra. Gu Eg1it ia
IL oeramiat aus, Gcin alter Gr6on
TEL aeitorbcn2"
3meiter Sh0eBt: uIas uid1t n6s-
ocnfe Dir Sa5 @Iiid ct iSsri isst
9lutomobil~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Sic beiMreibcu oaS Wloniitript
ouT 6ciOeu Sclten Sic 9teooftion
tittet Sic 0ringeuo. cs ouf tcilcr
Scttc 81 beidrciben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
8 onocr g9ricf.

0r. @m. SbomaS, Scr ScfretGr
oeS 0&lrbciicngcrcins~ bat pon ici-
ncm @ruccr Str. Ebomas in Op-
pertS-gIu einen Idugeren Brief cr-
balteu, in mel1m auf Die groBe
3abl ocr geIangenen 9luIien in
DciltinlanO uno auf Die %orgeidhtc
oes ariegcs binecpicien miro, $err
Gbomos iArcibt, oaB onb 0cutib
lanO oielc Spier bringt, 0enu mo &c
bobeIt miro, oa 0icbt'a aH@ Spdbne"
Gin @il0 ans ocm goIf$-
le6en.
Sr. 9l0olp5 Sdlag, Ser bcfaunte
9ddermeiiter an Der Git-gaser- Ctr,
bat pou ieiuem @rl0er Carl Sdlag
in %ricBuie cincn grici cr6aIter
aus lpcl6eu Scr u0cliti9c Gorrc.
ipon0ent" cas- 6oIgcnoe cntaonnen
bat.
rgBie ucit sic Opcrationcn iortgc-
idrittcn iino. merOet S6r ia iuo6l in
oen 8eitinoei sclcieu babcn boifcut.
lid 5abt SCR nu1 gia9riaten bon
oeuti9cr 5cite; 0enn eS 1T abi6cll.
li9, mas BON enoliiAcr mo iranj6ii-
iter Scite fir &iigenmelOllngen unO
gerleum0iwgen ollSgeitrcut pcr0en,
lu0 nidt nin0cr audi non HuBlan0
eegen ms 9cutihe. neil mir ms
ni4t obne peitcre llnitGnoc nniere
@riiten5 alif Der Groe nebmen loTcli.
Gs bat 3par ibon pielc Wcnidenle.
Ben gefoltet unO lit Oiel imibuIoigeS
oentibes @hlt eeflolien a6cr NIT
@ottcs Siilfe ipcr0cn mir ooh Ocn
5ieg onpon trngen, in0 aunr crnen
e6ren6oiten Sieg, Ser ms 5u Oau.
crnOem 8ricoen fiibrcn loa. g9aS
mir bis icst crrimgen babeil, lallcn
mir ms ni6t wieoer nebnien. Giuc
en0giiltiec GntI1ciolng lit 5por nod
nidt geioacn, a5er nad Sen 8eridten
5u urt1cilen iteben oic GerbGltniiie
fir unS giiniiig. SSn ser leBten Belt
6otten bic Gruppen piel 5ll leiOen in-
folgc oeS ioNcn @cttrrs. Scit eini-
gen Gagen lit MN 6roit cingctsctert
oiid Shnccitiirne bobcn i'm Storoen
5rantreihs gcbalit. 9(uf ocn aricgS.
iHaupldsen lit mn Gage bonn operi-
reuben @ecre fnit nidts 81 ie6en.
Sic ltedcn allc in Der GrGe. So6oIO
einc 9l6tbcihng StcIlung gcgcu Den
6eino unnnit, grGbt lic iid in oic
GrOc elm. Sir Sen 9Ingrcifrr lit oicS
piel aefdbrlidcr, ais in Der oifeuen
JeIoidladt. llnicr ggiap itebt nod
i'm gtoroen 6rarifreiGs in feiter Stel-
lung felt ingefd6r s @oden. Dor.
Der bat er i6wcre Sample mitge.
moht. PIN 1 Gftober bat CT 0aS
@iiernc areii5 .. &laiie crbaltcn
meldeS erin Ser S1laHt pom 8. Bis
8. September ncroient bat. Gr lit
Damn tpic0er ~ Gage lang fortuob.
ren0 I'M Scictt aelucicn gcacn ,Sran.
5oicn ms gngldnocr. Sem Segi.
nent Dattc furdtbare @erlnltc;
mebr ais sic 0Glfte N2onnidaiien
uno bcinabe Idrnnttli6c SfI5iere ira.
rcn oeionen mo perpnnoct oeSbnlt
fom gn0c September Gin onoerc5
Groiment an Oicie STEELE mo eritereS
piir0e wieoer OurA griabmanni3af'
ten ousqeiiiat. Gin Segen oaB 6
nod acuug 2eute giebt, pelcbe oie
Qiidcn immcr pie0er alSliille1 fon'
ueu. SgillD iclbit mar perpiinOet anl
lirten Sanogclenf oirh einen 'Sra'
natIpIittcr, CT bat jcocb ieinei
0icnit oeS6alD nibt uerlalen nno II
aud jctt pcocr gebeiIt. eualo 1T
felt Oem s. g}opeu6er na1 oenl olt'
li6cn aricosiGalplabc abaerlldt, ooll
glltono ans, mir 6aben aber nod lpe'
MIA 92ofrid)t uon ibm; er miro ii1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05
ser NIer n Ite.

@r On miGIt Dir ouh nidtS,
rein uihtS Oon mir seialen Ioiieul"
Sit: nSo2 ~ 6ab ih mid Hidt
bon Dir beirotben loiien2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

Stromer: Gin nrincr &c1erScr
SSerr. nMsr arm III, jon nit9t rcis
ZEN. SD blsi6e on9 81 @aufe~
Stromer: Sum Sil S>aue blei6en
babe id ebcn fein @elo"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

gSobcH Sic bon Sbrrnl OurHae
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-05

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The Washington times., 1915-12-20
Continued Tomorrow
Two Women Are Named
For Legislative Work

Miss Anne Martin. of Nevada. and
Miss Virginia Arnold will be in charge
Of legislative work in Washington for
the Congressional Union for Woman
Suffrage. it is announced.
They began making their plans today,
ard when Congress reconvenes after the
Christmas HOLIDAYS. they will get busy
with the committees fboth branches
that have suffrage hills under conSidcra-
ton. 4 feature of their work will be n
card index which they viii make snow
ing the status of each member of the
Ho|sc and Senate on the woman suf-
fTage issue.
Mrs. Nina T.. Allcnder. chairman Of
the District branch of the ConGreSsioual
Union. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis wer"
hostcssos Yesterday arterI'1On at a tea
given in the Cameron House to dele
gales of the recent convention
The Washington times., 1915-12-20

Mrs. Lloyd Bowers returned to Wash
ington yesterday from a trip to the
Western coast On her way home she
and Mrs. Robert Taft, at their Gin
cinnati home. and was also the guest
Of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Bowers, in Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowers
VIII come to Washington tomorrow to
be the guest of Mrs. Bowers over
Christmas
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
The New Adventure of
J. Rufus Wallingford
Read 1t Here NoW-Then See 1t in Moving Pictures

could see the back OF his own neck"
laughed 3lackie; but he was the boy
for quick action"
And no piker." added ]. Rufus He
ran an American branch of a London
leather firm. and at the end of the first
year he'd spent SO much OF the firms
money that the Bank of England began
to sag; so they came over to see about
it."
"Low-down trick" drawled Blackie
When a mans used to spending
trust fund the owner has no business
to sneak in on him
That was Bobs idea of it," Wallins-
ford went on. The first he knew that
brothers got wedged in the custom
house and had to telephone for help.
Bob didn't even stop to think" Jim
paused to light one of his fat black
cigars. 1t was Percy who broke the
silence.
"Emptied the safe. rushed down to
the bank and converted everything of
the firms he could into cash, and. while
the British brothers waited for help,
Bob sailed for South America"
Nv. Hutch laughed and relaxed In his
chair. He had been sitting up rather
stifhy.
Say. fellows. let's go to South Ameri-
ITO which," smiled ]. Rufus. For
what?"
Play the ponies" urged Blackie with
carefully graduated enthusiasm. why.
Say-the slowest horse in a race down
there goes so fast he's safe to put your
money on What about IT. JIM
Get your hat" promptly responded
WallingfCrd. IF you're on the levnl,
when's the next boat" And he reached
In his pocket for tn" morning paper.
There's n boat at 2 o'clock" an
nounced WallnEford. "Blackie. loop up
the number of this steamship company.
and I'll make the reservations. Better
cone along. Hutch"
! AT o'clock" gasped Percy.
''Three's lucky number" Rlackie as
sured him. leafng through the telephone
/ book. "Hrre's your marty. jim"
There was a thoughtful silence while
Wallingford secured his connection. and
Percy Hutchs mind began TO open 20
, possibilities as the huge and capable
! Wall.nGford actually engaged passage
| for two on that South American boat.
We'll have to circulate. Blackic,
said Wallingford briskly. rising from
| the phone.
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
Bonds.
His Whisky Blinds
Him, Gets $500
Baltimore Man Receivers from
Saloon Man and Jobber, Say
ing Ii Was Wood Alcohol.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2o.-For the al
most total loss OF his sight Henry
p. Eysink was awarded $500 by
jury against Lee Sonneborn, d iobber
in whisky. and Vincent Flacconio, a
e. loonkecper.
Eysink. who sued for $50. 600, because
partly blind after drinking whisky, he
said in Fl6 Ccobios saloon. He said he
could not see anything directly in front
of him and that at angles he could dis
Germ objects only indistinctls The
liquor. it was claimed. had been diluted
with wood alcohol.
The suit originally included a distill.
ing company. whose brand Eysink
drank. Counsel for the company sue
and the case proceeded against the
other defendants
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
- - -

Mrs. James B. Aleshire, wife Of Brig.
Gen. James B. Aleshire. and the Misses
Aleshire. have cards out for recep-
ton from to o'clock on New Year
Day.