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BoOKKEEPER, stenographer--T years. thor
ouEh exp capable OF taking charge and
handling confidential work $50, Led. Cent.
CHAAtBERMAlD and waitress or sewing. ID
2Os, Ledger Office.
CHAMBEkMAlD or waitress; no laundry
work reference. NJ 223. Ledger Once.
CHAAIBERAlAlD and assist children; Cierman-
town preferred. 22l. Ledger Office
CHAMBERWoRk and sewing; excellent refer
cnce; suburbs. 2l3. Ledger ofnce.
CHAAiBERWORN; can sew; city; reference
NJ 20S, Ledger Offce.
CHIl.DNUKSE wishes position. children
yrs; suburbs: excel ref. Il 35I, Led. Cent
CLEANING, half day; apartment. clubhonse
offices; central; best ref. NJ 20 Led. on.
CLERK AND ASST BKPR. years expert
cnce good penrnan. Z las. Ledger Central
CLERK-Exper'd on cost and general clerical
work accurate. - 23l Ledger Central.
CLERK, experienced, neat penman; good at
fgures ambitious. $50. Ledger Central.
CoMPANlON--A cultured woman would Ike
pos, ms companion, assist care of invalid or
mothers helper. A. H. Warren. 1900 Walnut:
COOK. downstairs work no wash; colored;
city or suburbs. NJ 22S. Ledger Office
DRESsMAKER from New York desires sn-
gage'ts; special prices now. Phone Wal. 043s.
DREssNAKER wishes engagements by the
day. TGs South 18th ST.
EXPERT DOUBLE ENTRY BooKKEEPER
AED OFFICE MSI,ANAGER "a srs OF EXGI6ER- XI6
Class =, EXEGuTIyE PosITI0,S N.rTpE MI6E
WiHIfE;RE sALART Will. BE cosisiENsU;
RATE WITH BRAINS, TACT AND KEEN
BUSINESS AIll.lI - ! " \ fsAits IN Ef1ni-
ENCE AND BEST REFERENOES. eoS,
I LEDGER CENTRAL. -
GIRL. refined. colored, wishes position at sen.
eral housework: years reference from last
| employer; wages so week. Call all day We'd
nesday. iGos Kater st.
| GIRL coiored, wants days work or half time.
any kind. 2020 Manton. -
| GOVERNESs. teacher. cultured. exp, desires
position after Sept. 10; children school age;
NJ. IL. Box "a. Pennsdale. Lycoming Co., Pm
ovERNEss-Teacher. exp. Prot. children
TO - yrs; city suburbs; highest refs. Gov
erness 1921 SAMSON 1t. Phone Preston ssOsM.
GOVERNESS nursery goyCrness-EngIish
/ Prot; sew'g,; country pref. 2463 Waverlyi
HOUsEKEEPER lmanaging) or eompanion-
Position desired by capable young womani
excel reference. Telephone Ovcrbrook osl2.
HoUsEKEEPER (managingl-Position wanted
by competent, exp. Protestant woman OF re.
dnement accustomed TO responsthiuty ana
fond Of children. u 4, Ledger Ofnce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ger American;
hrst-class cook; take charge; business Woman.
small adult family. u 221. Ledger Ofnee.
HoTsEKEEPER (visitingl-shopping or TAX
ing care Of children during parents absencei
ref. Prot. woman; ref. NJ 232 Ledger otnce:
HOUsEKEEPER. working, no wash; Protestt;
doctor preferred; ref. VI 2li, Ledger Otnee.
HOUSEKEEPER workg., Prot; suhurbs pref
Room 230. Public Ledger bet' 10 q Il a. i"..
HoUsEwORK exp young oman. good eoen' sas,
Protestant; city prefcrred. ,aia Isoppui, ~'''
Public Ledger. between 10 and II o'clock
aoUsEwoRK gem, small FAM no w9shing.
ironing: country preferred zz-' Leo. ~ o..
HOUSFw DIRK, elderly woman Prot smah
family: ref. II 22T. Ledger once.
other CLASSIFIED Ads on Next PnEe
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General

WOMEN wanted as govt. clerks; $40 mon
Franklin Inst, Dept. TlbG, Rochester, N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15

BooKKEEPERs, CLERKS
Are you seeking a hrst-class position
See Miss Dean, at Ledger Central. She win
advise you how to secure one, help you write
the Commercial Department. Miss Dean has
helped hundreds OF young ladies and will eX-
tend the same courtesy 10 you. This is a
free service TO Ledger advertisers.
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OUR FRIEND THE ENEMY ON BALL
F1ELD-REAL FRIEND ELSEWHERE"
Alexander Tells How He Can Pitch His Hardest to Sher
wood Magee Erstwhile Pal and Roomie, Now
With the Phs' Most Hated Rivals
By GROVER CLEVELAND ALEXANDER

the 1915 Pennant
ARTICLE XII
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BoOKkEEPER, stenogrRpher--T years. thor
ough exp. capable OF taking charge and
handling confidential work. $50. Led. Cent
CHAAtBERMA1D and waitress or sewing. ID
20S Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15

MEN wanted with some push, TO sell high.
grade custom made shoes direct 70 wearer.
ton, Mass.
MOVING PICTURE OPERATING taught.
Washington Theatre. Oath and Brown sts.t
uons secured: open daily.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
Welcome to the Ice Palace

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST is. 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
PERSONALS
HELP wANTED-FEMALB

ADDRESSING and copying; opening for youn
woman with knowledge OF punctuation an
srelling. Address IN own handwriting. ~ $40
Ledger Central
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08

PaSa a la pagina S, cOlumna 2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08
POR Los CAMPOS DE BATALLA
La guerra europea a traves de
nuestros ojos

raso de que tuvieran que ~replegarse.
10 curioso de TODD este es que mien
= a Ell belga ARABIA Y los soldados
iaban termino a su obra, las granadaS
explotaban a su ~alrededor de una ma
rera amenazadora, bastante cerca del
.Iugar donde Sc encontraban, pero min
-uno de ellos, nj el paisano nj los mi
~,itares, parecian preStar atencio a
% que ocurria.
FL hecho me ehoc6 por insolito.
Paz y guerra al miSmo tempo. En- ira
2ajo de todos los dias Y Ia pelea cuer-
90 a cuerpo. Era una escena de vida
para descrita por un artista y solo ca
paz de ser imaginada por IN Zola!
Quizas listed recuerde algo de csc
gran cerebro. 5Conoce listed LA
Caida"? ALI Mauricio, que avanzab"
hacia 81 bautiSmo de Sangre, encon-
-andose por primera vez en- Ia Inca de
fLego, Qued6 ~sorprenjido cuando al
la cabeza TARA yer el eject
aabia pasado junto a e., VIC un paci-
'ico guiando tranquilamente 81 arado
IeI que tiraba IN hermoso caballo
5lanco,Y lola sc p~regunt6: iPor que
81 hombre ha de perder IN solo dia?
81 maiz no ha de cesar de grocer, Ia
-aza humane no cesaria de vivir. por-
cue unos cuantos miles de hombres
Sc e~nrretengan en- destrozarse por VI
motive cualquiera.
La p~intoresca invencion guerrero
de lola fue IN nero incidente y este
Sc parece q aquel. pero la production
en- Ia paz y ia destruction en- Ia que
IRA son inconcebi0les; este por 10 me
nos. es 10 que Sc me antoja.
Los interpreter de los acontecimien
tos. e~scribiendo desde los cafes Y So
bre mugrientas mesas han dicho "
cuantos milloaes de soIdados estan so
ore el taolero de esta guerra de las
n]aciones. razas c ideas de gobierno
cue en- resumidas cuentaS no Is otra
cosa que IN grande Y crueRto pu-
gilato de vastos Y sordidos ~intereses.
. I'd. kabra leido que los habitantes de
medic mundo Y medic mundo de ha,
F.. bitantes estan sobre las armaS. I'd.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08
DIEz DIAS DE- TN REINADO

dida que Sc verifique, para atender a
sus pagos."
Otro decreto ~importante Sc dict0
POGO despues, con fecha 80 de Julio,
y fue ell relative a la organization
de IN regimiento de guardias urba-
nos, como fuerza municipal destinada
a proteger las personals y las pro-
piedades, Y a fin, sin duda, de evitar
los disgustos a que podia dar lugar ell
empleo de las tropas f~rancesas en- ser
vicio de policia.
Al efecto Sc mand0 que en- cada
uno de los diez cuarteles en- que Sc
dividia Madrid Sc o~rganizase una
compania de Glen hombreS, sin con-
tar los oficiales; que las companies
de los Cuarteles de Maravillas, Pala-
clio. San Martin, Afligidos, Y Barqui-
10, Sc reuniesen en- un battalion,
Y u Sc formase el SECURE o las
companies de los cuarteles del Ava
pies, San Francisco, San ]Jer6nimo,
Plaza Mayor y San Isidro. Ell regi-
miento seria mandado por un Coro-
mel, Y para alistarse en- aquel era
precise tener mas de veinte aEos y
menos de s]esenta, estar establecido en-
Madrid V ser propietario o maestro
examinado en- algln gremio u oficio.
NADIA de este pudo lleyarse a cabo.
Il dia % Sc recibi6 Ia nOticia de la
5atalla de Bailen, y Jose | decide
.rasladarse q BurgoS; pues creyendo
lue Castahos habria recibido grandes
~rcfuerzos. q vendria sin pGrdida de
siemDo sobre Madrid. no juzgo posi-
lie resistir con los IS 0 10000 HON
IRE de que disponia, sobre TODD. te-
7iendo en- cuenta la situacion de los
Inimos en- esta capital. "El pueblo
!e Nadrid-escribia ell dia 29-desdc
"a Doticia de aver. estd insolente, Y
ne temo alguna mala ~escena". Este
,ais y este pueblo-ahadia-no Sc
2arece a ningdn otro, no Sc encuen-
.ra nj IN espia nj IN c]orreo". AIDE
mas hay que tener en- cuenta que
10 obstante todas las ordenes reite-
-adamente circuladas, nj el Console
ie Castillo nj ell Ayuntamiento ha-
r."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08
UNA INSTITUTION BANCARIA
QUE PROGRESA.

En- el informe Official que rindieron
el dia 10. de Mayo, los Bancos de San
Antonio, The Alamo National Bank
figura haber tenido mayor movimien-
to sobre los demas Bancos. En- la oc-
tava plana de este Periodico, publica-
mos el ultimo balance de dicho Banco.
iLealo listed. es ~interesante su lee
tura. -(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08
CUENTOS De ACTUALIDAD
Ell SAB

habia. como Sc dice, cOmpletamente
perdido de vista. Durante algun
tempo nos escfibimOs; despues,
nuestras cartas Sc hicieron mas
raraS y nuestra correspondence
LEGO a SUI fin. Sin duda FerdIb
habia vueItO a tOmar la exlStencla
de ALA. y yO mismo eStaba muy
Ocupado por la vida. Va estaba le-
lana la GpOca de las SORES del no
tel Bargelin. DespuGS de la muer-
te de NJ. Bargelin la casa habla
sidO vendida y demOlida como tan
las otras. TodOS cstos recuerdos
me ~aparecian eSfumados: tenia
otros mas frescos y Jay. mas amar-
Cos.
Fu6 para huir de ellOs que en-
prendi, hace tres amos, IN viaie a
Orientp. Tenia necesidad de dis
Traction Y de divide. ,Que cOsa
mas propiCia que la luna de Asia
para devolverme la paz perdida!
Al contrariO, 10 pintOrescO de las
riudadcs musulmanas me %Ofrecerfa
mil d~ivcrsiOnns, Ne atrafa Cons
.lanunopla mas particularmente.
III amigo el p]eri0dlsta Julio Ncr-
.yins. que habia yivldO var!aS We
'rS N csta ciudad, me hab!a he
mo narraciones muy c6micas de
lila Y habia traido an6cdOtas sa-
brOSaS. Era precise Oirle. hahlar
Ie Pera y narraf las mdltiples in
.trigaS que Sc tramaban desde 10
alto De la gran ciudad OtOmana.
EvOcaba una eItraha mczcla de CO.
media y de tragedia de saiamalees
' de- bagchiChs: tOda una civili-
Aaci6n de d~ecadencia, dOnde las
prdcti"as b~izantinas Sc injertaban
s0brr los manejOs cOsmOpOlitas.
Era bajo csta impression que me
,mbarQuG para ConstantinOpla. FL
.rupo De amigos del cual hacia
partc dcbia permancCer un mes en-
10 capital &c TuTquia, despues de
que Sc ~rcgresara oasandp ROr Ia
costa de Asia. Me habia resefvadO
para 81 case de que me gustara cl
yiajc, abandonar a mis- cOmpaleros
y prolOngar mi expedition en- TERRA
musulmana. Desdc cl principle,
.cOmpr"uGi que Srria asi y ESQ, la
mISma maIaua CuandO en- ana ne
Iblina de- sol. VI levautarSe pOr en-
Gina he las O!aS del Mar de Mar
mara las cupulaS y los minareteS
IT, StambUI y deSarrOllarSe a mi
vista cl admirable paiSaje del Cuer-
no de- orc Y del BdsfOrO. Txistcn
Iugar"S que nos Seducen a primera
vista y noS penetran con un en-
ranto y II vOluptuOSidad indeci-
bIes: Fud TO que Scnti 81 primer
lila: me llenarOn de admiration
StambuI sus mezQuitaS. suS cemen-
lcrioS. SuS fucntcS. En- esta deco
raci6n magnifica. mis- cnSuenOS me
Ocupaban pOr entero.
Ne era tan preciOSO este estadO
he cXaitaci6n que determine de in
mediate haccr TODD 10 necesario pa
IA c~onSrrvarlO ]intactO, Y el meiOr
medic fud dejar obrar libremcnte
cn ii las impresiOneS pOr Stamhu!.
RcEprra5a una atm6sfera nerCica
Y barbara. a la vcl LENA de hiS,0-
~ Gel paSado. Cue me impor-
l1ha que los turcoS de- hoy fueSen
c,m" NJ dccia June NervIns Y
no - parccicsen 4 sUS v~alcrosos
' piaGoSoS an~t"paSadp;? G0u6 ne
n. ..,E.o Q .,t,,u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08

Pasa u la pagina S, columna 1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08
DEL PLACER DEL HASTIC
4 Enrique Lopez b.

4 Enrique Lopez b.
En- tu> oioS .fulGi6 un rucgO;
on mis- oi0s tai amor:
y on # ola de rubor,
Dc IN scno-vaso Cricgo-
y fcndrf-dr intentO. ciegO-
nm parGntisis de Amor
one del placer. son las hOras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08

La primera vez que la encOntre
fu6 en- una soir6e EN- la casa de
la cOndesa de Bargclin. Nine. de
Bargelin viva en- I'm viejO hotel
de la Gale Vaneau entire el rio y
el iardin. en- Ell iugaT que Sc levan-
ia ahOra una casa para inquillnos.
perO que. en- la GpOca de que hablo,
-es decir hace unOs ounce amos
era siempre el tipo de eSas mora
daS aristocraticaS, que Sc hacen
mas raras cada dia. Situada en-
medic del 'faubOurg', merecia ser
descrita por un Balzac o I'm Bar
hey d'Aurevilly. En- ella Sc habia
conservado un rinc6n del pasado,
no solamente en- la decoration ar
duitect6nica sinO tambi6n pOr la
e~xistencia que Sc llevaba entire es-
las paroles aristOcraticas y vene-
rabies. FL condo y la cOndesa de
Bargplin pasaban seis mescs al ano
nnaniodo8os rrraIo. y dn-
q" '"' nont, i,.io,
.oIi5a ,.;,.ir an 81
l9''' 1870 a - o,o Mo,
','' n.Iag nmota nant.
r5o,ana -, H.. paros ma
.
.'"''''
III,
N"'IlI"S' 81" civ "''''"''
J" "'dt'I'''''''o que p'''''' =
ares " p'I'''!P''H "'' -
'"""' '"'''.' ~ ~
'.c''"'"' W.
"t''''n. We a,., 49,
~ '"''t'''u'' ~ ~
] " > 'o' 'u'7o' Nv "'''"
oalt como uu'I'oS "l'''' vi
"''''
'o '',"'",'
'''!L a''''''' %T'' ",'-''"
rC'O'" Z" ''0' -"
Tai vrz no cran muy divertidas
las soirfrs: prro on elias So obscr-
yaba I'm tonO de Drrfccta urbanidad
cada uno srntia en- su rare
.a a,na,oitn =, a,4o.
snirGos" consislia menos en- las
mosas de iurgo ' las modestas be
hiias r~rfrcSrantes que en la con-
vrrsacidn. Nine. de Bargelin. mu-
.ho cspiritu: NJ. de Bargeliu. mu-
,ho buen sentido. AmbOs aborre-
Ian Ia faIia de ammonia ' la mez-
.olarza Y tomaban murho ruidado
n rr,mir en- 81 casa tInicamcntr
..nlrs de- la miSma cducaci6n. qur
3udin%rn comprrndrrSo con una
uaIabra Y entire las rualoS tOdO So
.ypr~saba con maticcs ' aluSioncS.
Is d,cir. Que 81 hotel Bargrlin rs-
raba cnrrado para los pyfranicrOs.
~ ,~.ofuprrndnra mi SorprrSa una
7orhn me me aprOyimaba al gru-
mn an, formah,n aIr.d,dor dp NJ
l., RarrnIin aIu1Iuos romrusaIrS de-
"a casa al DIR nj auriano diciiu-
Iomr.
-.ib, Ru.uas norhrs Uurrido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08

Hacia mucho tempo que Ferdlb
Bey habia vuelto a Turquia y 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-08
mpermeabIes de $1,000, para Sc
noras y cabaIleros a S3'75.
Esta barata durara POGO
EeoaOnies a nuestra costa.

Debido al cieuc
dc los urrcatoS Gu
ropeos nos v-nos
obEgsdos i 5~ypoaeT
dc ms &c 10000 IN
~p=rm-a5.-s ? u PIE
co I1t-roy a. DC 81
faarracrSu Es;os u
~permea5.-s tu-s9a
h=eaos gasa vrnc-r-
- a ua pg--Eg mini
no DE- so 90 purs
son dc e~Ic-.-a:- rna
te-a. ~manu:ac'ura
a~a5'En5o.os - color
Eus catE
tan tcsC-
ros Dc Gu- = salts
tac-ra que rstancs
~GlspurstCs a c0"EnE
uao a pru-5a y o.
aga Dc que 10 -
aStacl-s-. a r~rEuur.Ir
q dIn-go immediate
m-ntr. Al aac-r :.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23
SEVERAL NARROWLY ES-
CAPPED DEATH.

"A runaway horse owned by DR..
TheO. Brandt created much ex-
| citment on Main Street last
Thursday night at seven o'clock
/ and two ladies, three children
and one man all had narrow es-
capes from serious injury, Mrs.
Frederick Duperier receiving
several bruises. 1t seems DR..
Brandt left his horse which
was attached to a buggy in charge
of two little negro boys and
stepped into the Taylor drug
store to do some shopping,
Through some unaccOuntable
manner the animal took fright.
and started towards lower Main,
Street as rapidly as it could run.
Mr.. George Duperier who had
with him in his vehicle, his little
child and mother. Mrs. Duperier,
were in the act of driving out
from Main to Iberia when they
were plunged into by the fright
ened runaway animal and thrown
out of their buggy to the ground
with violent force, stunning
all Of them for several minutes
At first it was thought they were
all injured, but upon investiga-
ton it was found that Mis-. Du-
perier was only bruised and Mr..
Duperier had suffered the loss of
four front teeth which was
Knocked out and the child had
only received a light scar across
the nose. The lady was immed-
lately picked up by the crowd
that has assembled there and car
ried to her home on Washington
Avenue. Not satisfied with the
damage the animal had already
caused to the occupants Of this
buggy, he continued to the next
corner and again deliberately
plunged into another buggy in
which were seated Mrs. Joseph
Garrett and her two children, pre-
] cfpitating them to the ground.
and this without injuring or even
causing bruise on the mother or
children. When they were ran
into their vehicle was also head
,, ed for the south side of the street
and both outfits were standing in
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23
10 CENT "CAsCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, constlp alton,
eiI'ousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
ereath-Candy cathsrtic.

No odds how bad your liver, stom.
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels-you always get
relief with Cascarets. They imme.
diately cleanse and regulate the stom-
ach, remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry OF the con-
sdpated waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. A
10cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean;
Stomach sweet and head clear for
1onthA They work while you slsep.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23
When Baby Has the Group.

When a mother is awakened from
sound sleep to find her child who
has gone to bed apparently in the
best of health struggling for
breath, she is naturally alarmed.
Yet if she can keep her presence
of mind and give Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy every ten minutes
until vomiting is produced, quick
relief will follow and the child
will drop to sleep to awaken in
the orning as well as ever. This
remedy has been in use for many
years with uniform success. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
(Advoeeioom6n4.1
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23

mary Of our llnpreparedness TO
faeet the common enemy. Sh0ft
talks were also delivered by Mr.
w. l.. Grant and Emile Nuillemot
of Company c., H.. A. Pellerln,
Archie Young, Mayor Sealy and
that part Of the program was con
Guided, when Invocation was pro
nounced by Rev. Langlois OF st..
Peters Catholic church. The
part Of the program, however,
which was the most enjoyable
was the musical program ar
ranged in the parlors Of the Hotel
after the feast by the good ladies
Of New iberia. Among the young
ladies taking part were Misses
Ello DeBlanc, Mildred Renoudet,
Alberta Rertram. Ada Renoudet,
Carmen Harry. Elode Broussard,
CordeIIe DeBlanc. Oliver Martin,
Edna Walker, Valerie and FAB
TO-. 'oonarA Kirt'ey Boz dreauX
and. Harvey Iennings.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23
Chronic CONSTIPATION.

About two years ago when |
begin using Chamberlain s Tablets
| had been suffering for some time
with stomach trouble and chronic
constipation. My condition i'm
proved rapidly through the use
of these tablets. Since taking four
or five bottles of them raw health
has been fne,' writes Mrs John
Newton, Irving. N. Y. Obtain
able everywhere.
Advertisement
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23
FINGERS MASHED n
OF PRINTING PRE-

A. A. Bergerie had ths1
tune to have the thumb
right hand almost severd|
finger badly mashed u
Of a job press, which "
overhauled in the Buch
office Monday. "ShcH!
assisting in removing . Y
wheel when the wheel
sudden turn with the n''
toned. The injured nep
given immediate attenn
will probably be all n|
few days. Jennings W|
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23
(Adv~tisensnt.,

Chronic rheumatism contracts
the muscles. distorts the joints
and undermines the strength. A
powerful penetrating and reliev-
ing remedy will be found in BAL
LARDS SNOW IMMINENT. It
restores strength and suppleness
to the aching limbs. Price 25c,
Soc and $1.O0 per bottle. Sold
by Estorge Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23

about the same positions !
ing to turn which made ths
marks for the crazed i
How a wild horse could n
between the dash board N
seat Of a buggy oceupid
three persons. without KILN
or all of them instantly, i
to comprehend. All three
vehicles were badly damss
tact Dr.Brandt's vehicle rev
an are6pIane that had faIs
the clouds. it was so bady|
ed up. The way the. accidd
cured it will never be
stood how any Of the
missed being killed Outri|
Sc vere1y injured.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23
EMILE GAJAN'S HOUSE EN-
TERED BY BURGLAR.

On Sunday night last at about
7 o'clock there was considera bic
excitement at the home of Mr.
Emile Gajan, owing to an in
truder who frightened Mrs. Ga
Jan to such an extent that she
was unconscious for several
hours. It seems both Mr.. and
Mrs. Gajan had been out spend
ing the evening and during their
absence a negro entered the
house and remained therein for
several hours, looking for money.
In fact the audacious brute was
still concealed in their premises
45 minutes after their arrival be-
fore he left the house. When
Mrs. Gajan entered her bed room
and gave scream which brought
Mr.. Gajan into the house from
his building where he was at
tending to some stock, he I'M
mediately picked his wife up and
seated her upon chair thinking
the negro had made his escape.
He then left her and made the
round Of his premises in search Of
the man when his wife gave
another scream as he bound
ed out of their parlor where he
had concealed himself for a num-
Der Of minutes, leaving no clue
to his whereabouts. Upon light
ing up their premises they dis
covered clothing scattered out of
every armour and bureau drawer
and strewh upon the floor by the
thief who had been looking for
money and other valuables. The
negro had first entered the kitch-
en- took with him into the bed
room large butcher knife with
the intention Of committing MUIR
der if necessary to carry out his
Nillanous theft. After leaving
the bed rooms in escaping Mr..
Gajan. he then went into the
sitting room and there broke off
one Of the heavy arms of sofa
and had either Mr.. or Mrs. Gaian
went into that room he intended
to brain them with the heavy
timber. Fortunately for them it
resulted as it did. Sheriff Hen.
derson Immediately went to the
scene, but Mrs. Gajan who had
really seen the intruder was so
badly frightened that she
failed to recognize the features
of the man and there was no clue
with which to work upon and
the Sheriff has met with no sue
cess in capturing the villain. It
will be remembered that several
years since, two negroes entered
these same premises and both were
run down by our Sheriff and they
are now serving life terms III he
penitentiary for their deed. 1t
is devoutly wished that this
wretch will also be captured be-
fore many days. This is a capital
offense and we are satisfied he
would pay the death penalty
which he deserves.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-23
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dose tonight and notice pnt
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