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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
0ier generd(e 6ei Rut=
e(-amara gefangen!

Berlin, 10. Mai. (JunfenberidJt.) J
Gas tiirtiide 8riegsortt meIoet
gluBer Dem General Solunsben0
lpur0en bel Der gnntablne bon Slut.
el 9lni1ro nod qefangell genonl.
men: General 9onnu, geieblsbaber
Der 6. characterization. General
9o6nad. gefc9ls1ober Der, t6. 8ri-
ga0e; @enerdl 9aunilton, gefcbIsba.
Der Der IL. grignoe; Cberit @oons,
9eieblSbober Der 9rigoOe, itno
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5nitb.
Sic 3oBI Der gefdneenen Gffi5iere
betrdgt 55t, lpobun Die @1lftc Guro.
pGer, un0 bic an0cren Sinous iin0.
Inter Den gefougen genomnenen
5oIooten limo % Hro5ent euro.
p1er itno Die itbrlgen $nous.
2onoou, 10. Wfoi. 3cpel6et
eines a2lugen8eugen 8ufolge bat
Der tiirfii6e Observation-Disclosures abali
8aida Die gefangenen britiiden
Gfii3iere ebrenpoG bebon0eIt; @ene-
raj 8olpusbeno beIieB er Den 9e.
gen lmb lieB on Die Gffi3iere mo
0lonnihatteu Habrltngsuittel bertei.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
GnslaHO 6ant 3eppelinc.

2onoon, 10. gtoi. 5gomos
SSolneS 9lc9}nmarn. 5inan8iefretdr
Der glOnliralitot. bat auf 8ciragen
ciueS Observation-Disclosures 5ugage.
ben. onB GngIano 2uftfteu8er bonn
3eppelin,Gpp ballt. (oo oinart"
iino oic griten ia gormdt; chen.
10 menig mic iic ben 3elltiden Die
lpirhlngspoacn Iuuhboote uohula.
den fonnen iino iie imitonOc, ci.
men Icbeusioblgeu 2nftfrcu5er bonn
3cppeliu. lDp ber5uitcilen) IRe.
0amard ia9te. cs lie8e uidt im
offentlidcn ,5ntereiie, an5ugcbcn, pie
bielc oerarti9c 9lftfreu5er gnglauo
briite. (So ell BroBnloulD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
9e(Oenltii6d)en
einPS gauC66OOtes.


Berlin ilber 2nloon, 10. Wloi.
Gin oeutibes .Eandboot bot out %.
2lpri. Die norpegiide 9arfc Ncita.
lo35L Die iid 3ur3cit inter Dem
Setebl elmer britiihen 9Sriicnmonn.
idaft bcian0, ange9alten, 0ie ge.
iasllng 81 @efangeneu gemnft unO
Die gurfe ieIbit nod einer ltnter.
iuduug Der goonig frcigcloIicn.
9ies poiiicrte 160 D1eilen meitlidl
uon Den @ebrioen.
8orber botte ein britiider Grelt-
Der cine 8riiennlannid)aft an 8oro
Der gnrfe gebrqdt, Die 99efebl bat.
tc, 0as 5diff nad) airfrpall 3lt
bringeu. Ole 9orfc bcfolio Iif auf
Der 5abrt bon Wiolnlo nod glrgen.
tinieu NIT elmer 2nOluig 3eInent.
3as Gau6boot brohte einen britt.
ihen Sffi5ier lno einen llntcroffi.
8ier aIs @efangene nob 0eutid)-
lano. Die itbrigen bier NlatroIett
Der GriieurrannitaIt ntuBten ais
unfreiipillige Gaiiaoiere Die 9teiie
nad) 9Irgentiniea mitluahen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10

iheH 6rout miiten idlmerc 9(rtillcrie.
tdnipfc, 5u Sniauterieaugrificn a6er
.iit es IN tingiter 3eit nidJt aefom
nen.
Die tiirfiidlcn gruppcn 6ubcn sic
9uiieu IN 2lrnenicn ongeqriffcn;
geirogrnoer geridlten 5tiolgc abcr
pareH 0ieielbcu erfolglos.
8ie Sytalicuer babcu oos 9oulbor.
ncnlent olti oen 8ritdenfopf bel
t8or5 mieOer aufaenommen. gci
Sna Mlarino lieben sic Geiterrcid,er
cine groBc Mine ipringeu moourd
Den ,Stolienern f6lpere 4erlllite All.
gefiigt iuiIroen.
Nh Der mo3eooniidbcn Gyron lin.
Der itmere 9lrtilerief0mpic itutt.
boIhonltlicbc ltodlrihten ans Scr.
lin beioaell ooB Die 5iirfen 0cn
g'au DER 9'a1n 0ard Oic @ilite ii
ligit betrcibcn. mo BOB bic liirten
eiileu ltcueH 9soritoB grgen 0cn
5ue5.aanaI plaHen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
Oeut(C6Can0 miro
SC6aOener(ab (eifen!
llrbernimmt bic gtrantmurtnng fir
bic SOrpebiernng Oes NanGI.
boots Sniitg.

@oibinatou, 10. @ioi. - 9os
5toatsoeportemeut lit bellte BON Dem
omerifoniiden 8otihoiter in Berlin
In aenntnis geiebt moroen. Dab Die
oelitite giegieriiag nIe 9erontpor.
tllng ipegen oeS glngriiis ouf bos
amaIboot Suiier iiberninmt. Der
bolle 8ortlant Oes oiesbe5iielihen
DOCUMENTS miro beute o6enO ooer
norgcn friIb bier eintreifen Serr
@eraro melhet. bah 9eiitihlono
miIlens it, allen aercften Sdl1.
oeneriasonipriiden @eniiee 5u lei.
item.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
9satriOtiIdle sdlnImaOd,cn.

Son Diego, Gal., 10. Dtdi 80
5diilerinnen Der Dieiigen SotbIdu.
len 1aben iib Dem Roten Strelg
ongeidloiien ltno pernen bon eincm
gtr5t Der BuuoesflDtte oreimal mo.
dleutIih 9lmpeiiungeu in Der seron.
tenpflege erbaIten. Die iitngen 01G6.
den bnben lid perpflthtet, i'm
9rieasiall iofort lire GienItc ala
Gfle9eriitnen Der aegierung aur Ser.
ftlglng Su IteIlcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
streitluse in Chicago beOro6lidJ.

Chicago, SQ., 10. @3ai. - Die
StreifIage in Chicago ninlmt elm
fitr Die Notwithstanding beorob.
lidles 9lusie9el OIL. @etcrn legten
800 3ni6neioer Oie 9lrbeit nicoer,
mas eiuen Streif oIler in Oen
bieiigen @aroerobe. 5abrifcn onae-
iteIlten S6neioeru sur s5olge baben
0itrfte, oercn 3abl lmgefdbr so,
900 btragt. 9IpBeroen iino 5000
4ngcitclte Der bieiiqen 2eoer iyabri.
fen an Den Streif geaaugcu, Oes.
glei6en 500 9Irbeiter ser Gbicaao
Srrap So, mo 300 2lrbeiier Der
Shutler 8o9ou 60. 9tu9 befin.
ben it'd nod ale glrbeitcr Ser S5rl.
tcrnaionaI 9aruriter So I'M g(us.
itaro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
Senrb gfu6erts aeiturben.

Gecanlab, gteb.. 10. 03ai. Sctrp
foberts bon bier Better bon 6
ooer nebr @etreioeipeidern ltno olg
ie1r reider Nionn befannt. lit ge.
tern aaein in ieinem Sauie an elmer
inneren Gerblntung beritorben. CT
mor ieit bier sSabren geidieoen uno
lit an 2ungeni6ninoiudt Der Ser.
itorbeue erreihte mir Elm Sitter pon
40 Sabren. Sein gater un0 Elm
8rlloer mpbnen in Artingtpn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
gerlanaen ltutrrindlnna.

8oibineton, 10. Moi. Tl
8lnoes @onocIsfomniIiion bat an.
gefiln0igt Dab iie. fan5 Der greis
Der glntbra5itfoblen nod tpeitpr In
Die @obc geid)roben tueroett ionte
fih an Oos eyuiti5aint meroen mir.
be, Inn cine llnterilldung Der glB
tbro5it oSnOnitrie herbeiallfiihren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
jranj0G(c6e unO
6ritilc6e 9umdnitdt!

Berlin, 10. G2oi. (gltnfenberitt)
anltlid miro erfldrt, oaB in oen be-
ieBten 8eilen 5ranfreihs itno gel.
eiens I'M 9tpril s M1nner. 8 Sim
Der uno 10 6rauen ourd feino.
lihe glrtiaerie ooer 4eropIaabombcn
getotet lporoen iin0; 90 MANNER, 20
5rouen uno 90 ainoer lpuroen ner.
lest. Seit Septentber 1915 &c.
traat Die @eiautt5abI Oieier Gpfcr
1916 8erionen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
Mettrrberidlt.

Sir Gmaba nno llnigegtnb !:
Sfou beitte abeno lno 9onncrstag
ctlpos filbler bcite abeno. 5teigen.
DC Sempcratlr am Gonncrstoq.
Sir ylcbrusfa.. Sd)0n beute
abeno iuO Gomcrstaq etiua5 fifth.
Ter 6cntc obello nit croit. Gtiuds
marucr am 9onnerstag.
Sir ,SOlpo SIN oagemeinen
id)ou 1eute ahenO unb Gonnerstaq !;
etlpas tHbler. Modlidcrluciie Sroit
i'm mcitli6en mo mittleren Seilc
ocs 5taateS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
ameri6ani(c5e ]1Ote
in Berlin eingetrOFen!

Berlin TO- 0lai Ger omc.
rifaniihe gotidofter @eror0 crbieIt
geitern 8raliocnt gsilinns 0iote, in
luelher Die oentide 9lnttnort onf
0os omerifaniihe llltinatlin1 gutge.
heiBen INN be0ingunqsmeiic on9e.
nommen miro. Scr gotidlaftef Difb
Die geote beutt Dem QliisipdrtigcH
gnlt iiberrei1cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
Briten auber clnOeS
mii0en (iC6 lteGen!

2ooolL 10. Moi. glle iuebr.
pfIi9tiget perbeirateten eugIGnber,
mei6e lid eegenp1rtie attBer San.
bes befiuoen, jeood gcluobnli6 in
@roBbritaunien ibreu 8obnlis ia.
ben niIiien iofort nod england
8ltriidtebrelL iuu iid au ItclIcn. Die.
ie glnfiinoieltng madte geitern Der
@enernl Trofurator Cir @eorge
Gabe Dor Dem @ouie Der @enei-
nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
Jta(ienifd)e
OFFICERS =0er(uI1e!

Berlin 10. g}ai. (5lnfcnbcridt.)
2aut pripaten IN Gcuti6lano all.
iannncneeitellten Stdtiititen buben
bic aStoIieuer felt geginn OcS arie-
ges 5000 Offi3iere perIoren. sSll
oieie 3abl limo Die Gotten, @erfulln.
oetGn lmo @eruliBtcn eingeidJloi.
fen. Inter Den 1000 befin0en lid
8 @enerdle. 81 Gberitc. 105 @lo.
iore uno 5l4 Sauptleilte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
Experimentation
](ntiOnl(. .ROnOent!
glnr iuruise ScaRitnnhassrn bon
9elesateniiben; feiHc D0ampf.
iDalJe4 90litif.

Aaibington, 10. Wiai. @egen
ons neue @eies Der 9Sr6fioeuienbor.
mabl ldbt iiA bielleiht nieIrs IA.
gen, etrpas @lites lit aber ourb
onsielbe oennoh er1ielt iporOeu. IS
merOen MIR iebr menige 9eonitan.
olinaen Der 8obl bon Qeleeaten 5llr
replblifanii6en 4ational aonben.
tion it1ttiinoen, uno Der 8oriiseuoe
oes republifontihen gtotiou1l SEQ.
mitees, G. Q. Silles, miro IN Die.
ier 9c5ieblng nidt aa5u Diele
Sdlpierigfeiten 81 ilberipiu0cu bn.
ben, na6oem er eHoe oiejes @to.
mats in Gbicogo eintreiien miro. in.
oeH nur aus feds Stoaten SO
Geleaaten nod e9icogo fonnneu
meroclL Die iid gegenicitis ibre Si.
be ltreitig MAIDEN lpollen. giaetdt
m0gen es aud nod einige mebr
DcrOen, ieoenfdas itebt bic Sode All.
beroroentii6 eiinitig I'M @egenins
sur repitblitoniiden 9onnentiOn oes
sSobres 1912, inoent oanals oaon-
teite" bon 10 Sto1ten mo bunoerten
Gelegateu entihieoen iperoenmitBten.
IS bnnbcIte iiA oabei bduptidhlia
nnt Die Gait. llto 9iooiebelt. Dele.
gaten, uno Die 5rngc mar, oh tie
in llebereinitimmang NIT Den i'm
9lufruf geite1ten geoingutgen oes
republifoniihen gtationnlbuuOes ges
ip11lt ipcr0en iparen.
DaB lestere oas gie6t beiaB,
oieic 9eoiugliugen 81 beittnmeh
mar frilber nienIalS ongegpeifelt
moroen. Gooiepelt tat es aber, iuio
- leiuer Geleeoten vreuoItiertetl" :.
9iesmal ltebt @erartiges nidt 5lt
eripurten S5u 21 Staotcn lit Die
9BobI Der 0elegaten eine enO9iltige,
un0 Die 80 DelegateL il6er Oeren.
Sitbere9tiglung nod cnti6ieoen.
meroen mus, fommen aus ben
Staaten Georgia, Gtlobomn, Girgi-
nien, Siio.Gurolina, 2ouiiiona lliO
@iiiiouri. Gie III gie0e itebeuben
fSragen Iirtb aud non feiter 9roell-
tlng uho iino meDr Den 8eitrebuIi-
gen bon 4arteifiibrcrn in ben be-
treffenoen Staotelt 5ii3uidreiben;
aud baben Oie 8eIeeaten teine be.
itinunten glmpeiilntgen erbultcn fir
mel6en 9anoioaten iie in Der Son.
pention itilnmen iollen.
Sails ni9t ettpaS gang llneriuor-
tctes eintretcn ioIte, Oilrfte Die
gntifeioung oes gtationalfomitees
biniihtli6 Der 8euaitanoungen iebr
idnea erfolgen. 0lon ipirb in Der
oiesiqbrigen aonpention audi uur
iebr nenig bon 6eitfpeili9en Sdie-
6lagen cine oDonpnpol5e", ooer
ntebr 81 b0rpn befen-
men.
Scrr 8iqiom s. WeGombs, @or-
iibenOer oes oenlofratiiheit gantio-
aalfomitees, bat Die @erobuung er-
laiien, ooB bel Der an IA. SUM
I'M 9luOitorillm at ct. 2ollis Itott-
iinoen0en gtotionol.a .aonpention Ser
paltptflur MIR fiir Die 3elegaten
reieroiert iperoen ipiro. @ditc mill |
len iid) nit 5iBen altf ben @olerien
5cgnlgcn. G9os. q. 9Bbite, Der
oefonnte S9ieosridter in 6aultfaun-
pfen lit gum Sergedltt-ot, 2lrmS er-
aannt luoroen. Gas arrangements
miro olu 2. Suni cine
5itltng abbalteh bo5 gon5e &omi-
tee tritt am IL. Suni 5uiaHmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
gLmerifaniidles Slpainlat 6,lundlt.

Gan Diego, Gal, 10. @tai.
0os ejebdloc oes amerifoniidct
gu Ma5atlan, ienieits ocr
nncrifouiihcn e5ren5e, miro iharf
bapodlt. mcil Der aoniul ulcbrere
9robbriefe crholten bot. in neId,en
n hcibt, oaB 0as Bebouoe III Die
Suit eeiprcust iuerOen ptro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
lInter gInfInae aeittlIt.

9lem gl0rt, 10. llai. Carl r.
2he0erig, Der Oelltid)e 4onfa III
Baltimore, allo., iulrbe non beil
eiroBaeidItuorenen iii Nein gorf iii.
fer 9Intlage geitelIt, eitlen folider
8aB fir Sort bon ser @oIb Der.
idafft 5i hoben. Cine onocre glu.
fla1e puroe 1udl erboben acaeu
8oIf ion sSec( Or ggalfer s.
5dleele urn tsuitop Steinbera ineacr
9eteiliguns all 9critnO,
runQell
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
;yiir "SeSSp" SlouicOclt.

SadioI 01idl., 10. Mai. Die
proqrciiipe 4artei bon Niidigou itca-
te bel ibrer gitern bier ob9c6oIte-
ncn Syo6resfonueution 3bcoOor &oo-
iehelt ais Er1iioeftihoftS aauOi.
0ateu ani. Sdnttihe So aou0ioo.
len 3tr 9latioudl aonbentioa mur.
Den ongGujcieb fir ibn 81 itiu-
men
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
aein gmerifaner ami ser Gnmrie.

gSol9ington, 10. W1ai. Stoots-
icfretdr 2ouiiua III bcitte poiitip in
acmltriS qcicst lporocn, OdB lid
fen 9lmerifoncr oil 9nro ocs torpc.
nicrtcn lut0 nerienffen 9tunitions.
idtffes Gpntric bef4i1ben hobe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-10
Jait alle Srnpptll
an Merifo's @ren3e!
Sugar Die &iifens Nrtiatrifen iuer.
Den anfgebottn, nrt bort Snfaa.
terieDtenfte 80 Derri9ten!
earranSa Satsieruus if sitmli9 bertrantnsboa!

8ol6ington, 10. Dloi. - ariees.
iefretGr 9ater bat onaeoronet, 0aB
elf aompognien Der ailitenortilerie
nod DER merifoniiden @reu5e ab-
.geben I'M gum Sdute oerielbelt
bertpenoet 81 iueroeu. Qieie Soloa.
ten bic an Der @ren5e sSnfonterie.
0ienit Derlebcn iperoen, foinlnet bon
@olpeiton, Stem Orleans, @cniacc.
la. Sooanunb, Sort @nsipel, u. g..
Sort Oeletborp, Ga, ben Sorts 3u-
.pont, Gel, @iott, Gel, uno Sort
0on1ro, gto. Mebrere gotterien
Der 5. 5eloortillerie.RegimentS ba.
ben GbeuiuaS Yioriforoer erbolten.
uno ntebrere anoere gdtterien BON
in 8enninlbnnin itebenoen Hegimens
tern iporten altf ben gefe6l gum
abmorid. SefretGr 9ofer erfl1rte,
ooB Die GeritGrfiingen an Der @ren-
5e erfolgten I'm gegen neitere lleber.
faIle geborig geidiiet 8u iein.
Snnlpf nit Nierifunern.
0taratbon, Ser., 10. Niai.
Seras gfangerS 1tho cine gln5abl
GomboDs, Die iid anf Der @crfol-
gttng Der merifaniI6en @oro6renner
befin0elL bntten NIT Oieicn Elm @e-
feft 5u beIteBeu bel meldcu aht
W1erifaner fielen.
15uore3, Der, 10. 92ai. - Gs
beiBt ooB ii6 1000 merifoniide
Gegierltngsiol0oten auf Der 8eriol-
gling Der fIii9tigen 9anoiten befin-
oen; 0ieie SrlIppen itonnlcn oae
aus sSuare3. 3nionlnen nit Den
geitern bernusbeoroertcn 4000@fonn
Wtili5eit aus oen @ren5itaotcn be-
finoen iid iest anil1berno $4,000
omerifoniide Eruppen all Der me-
rifalliiden @ren5e.
SiaOt @ierifo bcrtranensiclia.
Sta0t Mlerifo, 10. Wai. 3rnb
aller qegenteiliqcn 9e9auptltngcn
luo miloen @eriidjte lit man bier
iiber ben 9erlouf Der fompenoen
ShluBfonfcren3 8piiden Gbregpn
lmo General Scott optinliltild.
gsenn aud Die 8erbanolungcn ge-
9entp6rtig iutterbrohen iino, 10 lit
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03

ing ahead which should make OF
il one Of the best roads in the
City or Parish. The work is be-
ing done solely under his llonor's
supervision. as Mr.. Scaly finds il
more advantageous. insofar as saw
ing is concerned. This is tho
right spirit and we hope no more
mistakes will he made by either
the Parish or City officials in Civ
ing out work Of this kind to con-
tractors when the work could be
as efficiently done under super
vision Of our Parish or City Otli-
Gals.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03
LOCALS.

The farewell sermon of Rev
NJ. r. Paradis will be preached
tomorrow night at AS o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paradis will depart
in the next few days for their
home in Minnesota. The public
is invited to he present.
On Tuesday last the members
Of the Sunday School of the
Epiphany church and their in
vited friends enjoyed a delightful
picnic outing in Wyche woods.
All of the children reported an
enjoyable time in those beautiful
woods.
Mr.. w. G. Hatch has re.
opened his restaurant in the
Emmer building next door to the
Court House and prospects are
bright for them building up a
lucrative business.
For the last two years Wash
ington Avenue, which is main
tanned almost exclusively by the
Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany has been in what might be
called a bad condition. In manv
places the road was not only full
of ruts. but much of the gravel
had disappeared. The attention
Of the higher officials who have
such matters in their charge was
called to it by the City authorities
and they readily responded to the
request Of the Mayor and have |
now a force Of men busy making |
the necessary repairs. We are |
told a large number Of cars of |
Tioea gravel has already been
brought in to be used on the road |
Ind once it il finished, Washing
Ton Avenue viii again Be one Of |
"a finest tAoronehfares II ] New
= -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03
HENRY FORD MAY GO BACK I'd
EUROPE TO RENEW PEACE
WORK.

Detroit, Mich, May 2S.--Henry Ford
may return to Europe to renew his ef-
forts to bring about peace among the
warning nations. This possibility was
made public tonight by Theodore Dc
Lavigne. who 10 in close touch with
Mr.. Ford. He said MI. Ford may sail
for Stockholm about June IS.
CASTOR Plaintiff, who was left IN
charge Of the peace party when Mr..
Ford was taken Ill last winter, has been
here for some time. It was said he will
sail for Europe June 1.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03
Insurance Agent.

| MISSeS LUCY duu iiViVu "bt
John A. Gebert left Thursday fol
Biloxi. Miss. They will be joineC
later by other members Of thu
family.
Miss Marie Greig has returned
home from visit to her sister
Mrs. Frank Delahoussaye in St
Martinville.
Mrs. John Fisher is visiting rel
atives in Alexandria.
Mrs. Louis Valet will give a
shower Saturday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Adeline Pickett.
Mrs. Charlie Hacker of Beau
mont spent last Sunday with the
Misses Druet.
The friends Of Miss Margaret
Weeks regret to know she is con-
fined to her from from illness and
hope she will soon recover.
Rub My Tism - Antiseptic,
Anodyne-Kills pains, stops putre.
faction.
Mr.. G. N. Belanger of vene-
zuela arrived home last Monday
after several months absence. Mr..
Belanger has been engaged in TAX
ing off a large sugar crop.
Mr.. Felix Doty of Beaumont.
Texas was here last Sunday for
a few hours visit to relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Lorraine Gautreaux re-
turned home last Sunday from
Port Arthur. Texas after a few
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Broussard
and children arrived from Beau
mont last Sunday and will re-
main a couple weeks to visit rela.
tives and friends.
Mr.. Jake Fisher spent several
days in New Orleans this week.
Mrs. A. c. Gayle entertained
the Mondays Bridge Club at her
residence on French Street. The
rrize was won by Miss Marceline
Estorge.
Messrs. Arthur LeBourgeois.
Eddie Kramer, Tom Gayle. Jr..
Arthur Provost and Harry Win
ters returned home Sunday from
he State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Pickett
announce the engagement Of their
laughter. Adeline Elizabeth toI
'lr. Wilton f. Bland on Monday.
'une 9Th at the home. No cards.
Miss Mildred Blumcnthal. the
laughter of Mr.. F. G.. Blumen.
hal arrived home Wednesday
rom the State Normal School at
having graduated.
Mr.. Cesaire Labauve moved
his week to New iberia where
e will work in the Clerks Of
&c with Mr.. Gonsoulin. Mr.l
'ebauve has a number of friends
ere who will regret his depar-
ire. particularly the members Of
ouncil 1925 Of the Knights of
olumbrs whose financial secre-
lry he has been for the past six
ears, but they nevertheless wish d
i'm success in his new field.-I,
ranerette Hustler. II
Miss Lillian Guilbeau Of Latay. :
te is the guest Of Miss Celeste :,
imitry.
Mr.. Mic Broussard, the cour-
ous manager Of the Avery Is- =
nd store. paid us a pleasant =
sit on Wednesday and renewed :
3 subscription. =
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sadler Of New
Orleans. well known here owing
principally 20 Mr.. Sadler's con
rection with the State Board Of
Health il spending a few days
here after a stay at st. Martin.
vile.
Mr.. Homer Daiere. Jr.. is the
Ruest Of relatives in Lake Charles.
Mrs. fillmore Wallace and chill
dren Of San Antonio are visiting
ut the home Of Mrs. Joe Muller.
Misses Cora Segura and Ma.
rietta MURRAY returned Tuesday
from a visit to Broussardville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Mates Of
New Orleans visited New iberia
last Sunday.
After several days visit here
with Mrs. Willie Weeks, Miss
Violet Brubarker has returned to
her home at Morgan City.
I No. 666 will cure Chilla and
Frver. Il 10 the most speedy
remedy we know.
Mrs. Oubre of Rayne arrived
here Monday to visit Mr.. Albert
Oubrc and family.
Mr.. Archie Campbell Of vicks-
burg. Miss. arrived here Thurs
dav to visit his parents.
Miss Enola veazev Of .Tcane-
rette is the guest Of Miss Regina
Landry.
Porn to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Holleman. a how on Nav Goth.
Miss Mildred Edrinutcn. Mr..
Cambre and Maurice Burlington
Of Reserve. La. are the grests Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Duperier.
Misses Pearl. Frances and Mr..
George Simon arrived home from
LAFAYETTE where they attended
school.
Mr.. Leon Bapcarv returned
Monday from Eola. La.
Mrs. Robert Marin Of Patter.
son is the guest of Mrs. Jules Mes
tayer.
Mr.. Sidney Harry and daugh.
ter, Elise is visiting in New Or
leans.
DR.. Melancon of Opelousas was
a guest Of Mrs. Il. Y. Melancon
this week.
Little Miss Aline Minvielle of
Patterson is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ma
rim.
Mrs. Albert Estorge and Mrs.
Charlie Cultivate attended. the
graduation Of Miss Maud Estorge
from Newcomb College in New Or
leans. II
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Mr.. Laurie Lemaire. the young

MT. Laurie Lemalre. the young
son Of Mr.. Leon Lemaire arrived
home this week after completing
his pharmaceutical studies at Tu-
lane University.
Among the visitors to New lbe-
ria is Miss Villa Rickert Of New
Orleans. who arrived this week
to DC the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
Walter F. CarStcns at their home
on Center Street.
Mr.. Chas. Gutekunst was here
for several hours on Thursday in
attendance at the session of the
District Court.
Our sanctum was visited on
Thursday afternoon by Judge X.
G. Cowan, Circuit Clerk Of Court
of Purvis, Lamar County, Miss,
and Mr.. r. G. Robertson, an at
torney at law and editor Of the
Progressive Star which is pub
lished in the same little city.
Both Of these gentlemen were
here on business and were i'm
pressed with New iberia. Judge
Cowan was accompanied bv his
wife.
Judge s. o. Nuckolls has re-
moved his insurance office from
the City Court building to the
vacant Office in the rear of the
old Citizens Bank building. Mr..
Nuckolls has built up quite a
lucrative business and will hence.
forth devote all Of his time to
that work.
Miss L1cie Estorge entertained
the Bridge Club last Saturday
afternoon. The prize was cap
tured by Mrs. Jules Dupuy.
Mrs. Martin. Miss Agnes Mar
tin and Mr.. La Strappes Of La
fayette spent Friday here, the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Tom Con.
rad.
The Bridge Club will meet this
Saturday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Harold Henshaw in
Youngsville.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. R. Paradis
will leave Monday for their sum-
mer home in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lyons and
daughter, Trixie came in Thurs
lay from Crowley to visit Mr..
and Mrs. John Buquor.
Mrs. r. R. Diggs will enter.
ain the Six Handed Euchre
Club Saturday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. E. Soulier.
Mr.. Leo Delhommer and sister
# New Orleans visited their
brother. Mr.. Edgar Delhommer
asst Sunday.
Mrs. Brubacker of Morgan City,
> here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Willie Weeks.
Miss Mobley Of St. Martinville
listed Misses Terrell for a few
lays this week.
The Sewing Circle met at the
ome of Miss Julia Mcmahon
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Alfred Gates spent a
ouple Of days here this week +,
boxing after his interests. MIR.
!ates is holding a lucrative posi-
ion with the Standard Oil Com. a
any at Baton Rouge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casus DeBellevuc ,
I Crowley and Mr.. and Mrs.
thompson of Lake Charles were
he guests Of Mr.. Sidney DeBel-
'vue Thursday.
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