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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17
Nereitelt
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ruHg
3psds Ssriteauns Don papisrssib il.
srpbem getra5.

Nep gort, 16. 2lus. Durd 80
). GIpnn, ben gbef DeE Rssisrunsss
8ebetmbienies unb mebrers ieiner Qis
iiitsnten purbs am Mittpo6 sins Der
itporuns 5psds Seriielluns BON faI'
ihem papiersslo i'm getrues bon ST.
100000 pereitelt.Gs purbs eineRd35ic
uut Elm Saus IN Grant gitp, Statsn
Sslunb, unb Elm Iolhes al SIt Neuns
ter Strabs ssmadt, ipObsi cine polls
ltGnbige 4usriiituns 5ur 6eriteauns
BON papierselb entosdt iuurbe. qut
cine 4nIaee fir bic Seritelluns DOT
tiinitli6en @einsn unb ionitissn Spi.
rituoIsn ipurbs ans 5agssli6t seF0r@
bert. Sm gdn5sn purben adt perios
nen Derbaitet.
Den geamten Sufplse iparsn bic
9erfhpDrer augsniteinlih gut mi:
9elo osrisben, ba lire qusriii flung
oQsin iibsr $4,000 sstoitst babe. Sbr
pIan lei, erbaltensr SnfOrmation
naf, Der sspsIsn, pupisreslb i'm Be-
TRACE DON 81, 100000 berSuit.llen unp
oann bic elusliiftuHs gu ssritDrsu, sbe
perIu6t tperbe, bic Shsine an ben
Wann 5u bringsn,
Gs tparen bsreits iieb5ig pbOtogras
pbii6e Negatips BON riftigsm papisre
sslb angeTertig!. Don einem 56eil bas
Don paren i9on pIattsn berseiiel!
iporben. gbef Dlpnn ertldrte am Dons
neriiag 4benb, bab Der aeiter Der
9erfdp0rung Elm Grperts i'm pbolOs
arapiren lei. Dststtips aus Serans
ton, pa, ct. aouis, Cincinnati, unb
WaIbinston battsn, tpie Serr sylpnu
iaste, bic gsri6p6rer idOH felt einis
ger 3eit iibertpadt.
Snfolse bes gifies cine.
alapperf4
Il or B en-.
pittsbura A}a., 16. ausuf.
Glitap Gid, ieit neunsetn Sabren Der
SaribermiTt bes bieiisen Carnegie Sns
ititute, iturb am Miitpp9 In einem
hisfgen 6ofpital sn ben aOlaeu bts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17
gilrgermeiiter petirt

8irsermeiiter pu4ta bat seitern
bic Srbinan3 Detirt, ipona4 5erra
90. g. Barr, Der bic Wiribibaft i'm
9rano Opernbaus betrsibt, auf
9runo Der ibm sni3osensn aabarets
li3ens S63.70 Nrsiitst psrbsn io!lsn.
Die 2ioens mar ibm persangene1
Mpnat, ais bic pOli;ei bem aotal sis
nen unsriparteten gefud abiiattets,
sntSossn iporbsN. Der giirsermeiitsr
sebt Don BEN Stanbpunit aus, bob
Barr bie2iSensbeoinsunssn iibertrstsn
babe unp besbalb gu ieiHsr Rudsals
lung bere9tist lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17
aleine Yoli5einahrihten

-5err q. Ul. Oapies, No. 8 Der
ter glace, msloets Der poli3si seItsrr
2lbsnb, bab isin Sorb 2luto, bas eini
9e Winuten unbepaht an Der @iIbsr
Ipenue unb 2ocuit Strabe itano, ge.
itp6len pproen Isi.
= Die 26idbrise idpadiinnise
Wargaret Sturet, 2974 Sibnep 2lpe.
nue., purbe eeitern 9beno an Der
Rortb 9snb unb Sirbp Roab, no Il,
planlos umberpanberts, Don Der poli.
sei aufsesriffen uno ourd gutopatrol
9 mad bem Staotbrfpital seIdidt.
plug Der WObnung BEG ierbinant
9bierfd, 1851 Sergus Strabe, purs
ben burh einen S6leidbieb, Der fit
mittelit einss Ra6i6liihsls Gingang
perfdafft bate, $63 In gdar, eine
Sddttel nit IA Columbian 6aIbbols
laritiiden (Sabrss5abl 1892 u. 1888,
cine ainbsriparbant, iotuis cine G6as
tule nit @eriierunss: :puIiten ge@
itpblen. Die erbro6sne S6atule
ipuroe ipGter i'm 6pfe beg Sauies 30.
1924 Dane strube gsfunben.
- Die qoIiSsi puroe srfu6t, ouf
bic 27idbrise gitslla GaIifloper gu
fabnbsn, bic seitsrn friib untsr gu
riitlaFuna ibres 9jdbrissRS0bn6ers
NIT ibrsn iibrisen brei 9inoern fire
Wobnuns Ro. 214 SOutbsats strabe,
gteppor.. ap.. Der!afIen bat unb isits
benz ridt mebr sefeben porbsn TIT.
Sbr Gatts, Der srit bel isinsm Nads
baufe,omm.n am 9t6enb BON ibr.r
qbtpefenbeit aenntnib erbislt, eritat.
tete bic 2ln5eise.
- 2uber ben pbis.n, purb.n Der
poliaei seitern nod folsenbs Die5s
table gemelbet: Bon Der Big Gour
q. R. Co., 5 aiiten Sotep aIub
Mbistsp i'm 8srtbe bon $50, aus els
nsm DagsOn an Gront unD gapmiIler
Strabe. - Bon Winnis Weri i6neils
Ter, 289 Mcgormit place, einen
.2apn Woper" i'm Wertbs bon $500.
= Bon Waltsr RuFslI 1909 %. o.
Strabe, cine soIoene ubr i'm Wertbe
BON $25.OO. = 9pn 9lbolpb Weper,
1887 groaser Ctr, Oatlep, sins gols
Osne ubr i'm Wertbs Don $24
- Wm. 6art. Smith Strabe unb
Debb 4aep, Der tura porber Dm.
Spbnion, 6S2 Weit 8. Strabe I'm
Elm paar Shubs beitoblsn bate, lpur'
be geitsrn Qbsnb gesen 9 llhr an Der
Smith Strabe perbaftst unb pegen
&lsinoiebitahls einselO6t. Die ses
itObIensn Sdube, bic sr berits an ben
Jiiben bate, purbeH i6m ab9enoms
men.
= Der 53jabrise 1armsr gBm.
9rambenftein Don &noroille, Stdrt
Co., SnbiaHa, ipurbe gefern, bonn
2ittle Miami 9abnbof tOmmsnb Don
Stpei gauernfdusern angebulten, Ole
ibm mad turaer 3eit burd bic alten
Wdnipulatiouen NIT elmer fali6en
Rolle gapisrselo $99 absaunertsn,
Doranf lie frun5Diif6en abidieo
nabmen. 2sioer tonnte Der serupfte
Ganbontsl tsine eenaue gefdrsibung
Der Gauner ss6en, als sr iein Itens
tsuer Der polisei beri6tete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17
6pnftpn Ztetpart Gbam .
berlaiu
Der g 1piegerfobn Der
JrauGoi finn a Waaner,
1T jeBt beutf4er
piiru

qussburs, 16. gug. - lleber
Berlin. = Souiton Sietpart Chamber
lain, elm S4riftiielIsr unO ssbOrensr
gnglanbsr, unb ShpisgeriobH Der
fyrau Goiima Wasner. 1T jeBi Elm bsIis
ider guresr. er fu4ie i'm apriI I'm
WerI.ibung bss beuiiden 8iirserreAta
mad. gr lit felt Sa9rsn in gapreuib
anfdHis.
9ouIton Sietpart chamberlain, bel
fen Batter Elm britiIder aontrss abmis
raj mar, bsiratbeie Gpu. bic fir bic
5o9ier Ritarb Wusners gait, bis Dor
sinigen Sabren Grau Goiima Wasnss
Dffentli9 erildrie, bab 5rau ebams
berlcin bos ainb ibres eriisn GatieH
Dams DON Billion iei. Chamberlain
bat bon anfans on bic Sade 0sutids
lambs in benz 2riese unteritiist unb
erildrt, bab gnelono bic @erautports
lidteii an b.m ariese TRACE. Sm Dos
rissn Sabr perIieb ihm Der auifsr bas
eiierre arei3.
General NilaSfb
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0emeral Nn5sfb
SOu nun nod sinmaI Derfu4en,
Den Derrannten ruiIiiden aarrsu aus
benz Sdlamm beraussu,isben.

CT. peters.burs, II. 9tus. =
General 4itolaus o. giusstn If tpie.
Der gum Sbertommanbeur Der nSrbli.
den armesn Rublunbs ernannt nor.
ben. als Radfolser bes Generals au.
rOpatiin, Der ieines ROmmunbOs ent.
boben unb gum Generals Gouperneur
DON surteitan ernanni ipurbs.
General Ru,sip tommanbiris. bic
nDrbIi4e Grmse Rublanbs beim 4us'
bru9 bes arieees unb na9 Der Gins
nahme non aembers mar q in Ruts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17

8iKes elmer alapperf4fange. gr buts
te am Dieaitas Stubenten BON Der
pittsbs. unio.riitdt cine Sammtuna
bon alapperihIansen geSeist, ais er
eebiFen tpuros. CT perbeimli4te bic
Sbatfa4e. BIS bic Stuoenten bas
3immer perIaHen batten, iporauf er
feline Mffiitentsn bapon unterridtete.
Sid ipurbs nad einem 9oipital
sebra4t, ba aber iein Serum 5ur 9es
tdmpfung bes Sites in Der Stabt 3,l
finben mar, puroe cine Auantitdt tes
lesrapbifd Don Rep Yorf beorbert.
glls ss bier an.am, mar Gid bereits
bem Ipbe nak.
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G@tHssadb

New Dorf, 16. 'sliiglit. stngef.
sNlaunia" BON 2on6on.
slbsefabreu: n@aiilefs GoHitanti
nos" nah 4iraus.
81 rfDdll. 9lngef.: ,ltnites
Sta.es", bon gsep yort mad, aopen.
bogeil; .@ergensfioiS", Don Helu
Dprf nod Bergen.
a5gefabren: .SeIIiaolab", bon
Gbriitianianb na6 Rep g)orf.
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SelbitmcrbpcrindJ mittrlit strsdjmin

Der 37idbrise electromagnetic
Sobn Magreiber, 800 aipinsitone
Strabe, Der DOR eiHiser 3eit feline
Stele einsehibt bat unb bariib.r in
@erspeifluns seratben mar, oerI4lude
ts sefkrn 4benb in Der Surrp 8oips
man'f4en Wirtbf6aft, gde Der
2i6ertp unb SOnes Strabe, II
Strn4niu IabIetten bic er in einsm
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gefunben unb bonn Roroner berSffsnt.'
!iHt tpurbe. gr fbrieb, bab Ct Iiebtr
tn Can 6ranetseo fterten ipolls. ala
ieinen 9etapntsn In Dud Siu bte Ge@
nugtbuuns gu bereitsn, bab es ibnen
sslans. Jpn our @eratpeifluns 5u brins
aen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17
mibstHdts ausr.bs

Satin (aIs ibr Mann ob.nbs nod,
'ptsgebt): > Sine gri,imarse piGit
Du boIsn2 9riiben i'm 3isarrsnsts
iadtt liHb INNER ipel6e porr6ibis4.
t' r3frlIl, HsIHi IU ge1 III btiii
rroibsn Slri4' -. ba iinb fs bsl:
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Gnsldmber npfern ibre lie
ben Canabie freubig.
u I4tsietauienS ais aano'
neHfutter pom yptrn
mad Der piedrbie
aeihidt.

b W
Stta atpa, 16. 4ug. = Dds eGnas
bif4e arisgsminiiterium sibi beute be-
,annt, bab 10000 Wann eanabiftsr
9ruppen, bic bisber uuf bsm sssena
pdrtis ,iemlid ruhissn Jrcntabi6nitt
Bel Ypsrn iianben. uad BEN blutigen
S6ladtfelb in Der pieuroie sd4idi
tporbsn iinb.
9ieie ,@usjsi6nung" tpirb bon ben
anseporieen Der Solbaisn nit semilhs
ten gsfiiblen aufssnommeH, benn iie
bsbeu.st obne 3tpeifel ipeitsrs enorms
@srluits. Sn ben admpfsn in JIan'
bern buben bic Ganabier betanntl;di
lsbtes Sabr iiber 10000 Wann Dsr-
loren
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llnb als i'd Dir BON aiebe iprodb.
0ein antlib f&fpelssub fa&eitsit Su:
Run qudlt ss mid Bel gladbt unb aau'
Wds ipobl oerbdrg bes syaners
Sh!as:
!. .0dhutsit OSy !d4elisit Gul.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-04

Greater Vitagraph Stands for AbsOIt,
Preeminence in Photoplay Production
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-04
WINIFRED DOYLE
IS SELECTED To
REPRESENT H. s.
She VIII Take Part in State
DecIamat0y Contest to Be
Held in Santa Fe Late This
Month,

Miss Wuifrcd Doyle, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Richard DOYLE 22G
North Walter street. viii represent tho
Albuqucrquc High school In the state
declamatory contest to be held late
this month al Santa Fc. Miss Doyle
was selected from twelve contestants
Who ~ <nc,aua3t.n. ia bee schools
contest. held last night in the high
school auditorium
Miss Dorothy McAllister was chosen
for second place. This means that she
win represent the high school if Miss
DOYLE IS unable TO- Miss McAlHster's
defamation was "Hclen Hambre" and
Miss Doylc's, In the Palace Of the
King"
The high class OF the declarations
generally was reflected in the fact
that there was division Of the judges
in awarding both decisions Both de-
cisions, however, were nearly unanim-
Gus, Miss Doyle having been awarded
first place by vote Of -four to one.
The five Judges were tIrs j. l.. Eas-
terday. Miss Ethel Hickey Miss Gene
We've Tierney A. B Stroup and George
Dutt, Of the United states Indian
school
Miss llda Sganzini was winner Of the
schools declamatory contest last yea.
She also won the state contest Miss
Sganzini graduated from the high
school last year.
The preliminary oratoricaI contest
VII be Ecil at the high school aud
torium next Friday night. At that
tune the high schools representative
ir the state oratorical contest will he
chosen There will be only three con
testants.
A crowd OF 500 persons heard The
TroE'ym last night
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-04
FATHERS OF MEM
AT CRYSTAL THEATER
T0DAY-T0M0RROW

The Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature,
| Fathers of Men. presents a NUM-
ber Of interesting scenes which show
the mode OF travel of the great north
west, showing at the Crystal today
and tomorrow
Ia this country the woods and
mountains are almost impossible and
without the use Of dog slcds the sec
tion would not be habnblc
] These dogs are hitched In numbers
/ of ten. single file. 10 the slcds which
servo as the only transportation the
traders have from one post to the
other
In Fathers Of Men" Director
Humphrey has the original dogs
which were engaged by the Vitagraph
company for this feature picture, and
they do more than their share In lend
ing realism 10 the scenes IN which we
have u glimpse of the great. vast and
snowy wastes
Besides Icing heroic creatures who
win subject themselves TO all manner
of h9rdships and long hours of toll
these dogs are perhaps the most faith-
ful species Of their race They serve
their masters with a devotion which
is remarkable and have been known
to drop in harness while transporting
thcir owners to the various posts
This is very unusual occurrence.
however, for the dogs are very wall
uablc ANA as general rule given the
utmost care and protection
This feature production shows the
faithful boasts trudging over the
hard-rrustcd snow pulling their loads
OF different products The sleds to
which they are hltchcd are rude
wooden structures made long and
marrow with runners which project a
littic in the back Of the sleigh There
lis room enough ln the vehicle for one
person while another may stand on
the runners In the rear holding to
the back of the seat
The manner in which the players
ride these slods in the production is
typical of the northern woods, owing
to q deep study of,the customs Of the
Inhabitants by Director Humphrey
prior 20 producing the picture.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-04
WESTGARD PARTY IS
TAKING MOVIES OF
NEW MEXICO SCENERY

The Wostgard party which is TAX
ing motion pictures of scenic points
on New Mexico highways. arrived
here yesterday from Santa Fc A L.
Westgard New York. vice president
of the National Highway association,
L. E Taylor and james +. West
gard are in the party The pictures
will be shown IN motion picture
houses
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-04
CONVICT ESCAPES FROM
ROAD CAMP IN TIJERAS

The escape of EuRenio Lopez from
tho convict road camp Ia Tiieras can
yon was reported last night to the po-
lice Lopez got away at . O'Clock He
was sent TO the peniteutiary from Lin
coin county for larceny He is "a
years old, weighs us pounds is feet
2ta inches tall, has black hair and
brown eyes. and medium dark com
plcNion. Ills face is SCARED.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-04
Dance tonight. Boost
er orchestra. Colombo
Hall.
PALMS HOTEL

Under new management Rooms
thoroughly renovated by day. week
or month First door west of Pas
time Phone 814
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-04

WATER TAN DUE AND PAY
ABLE All OFFICE or WATER co
tI0 s. SICONp
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-04
HOW ABOUT FURNITURE?

L. o. Anderson, expert cabinet
maker, Repairing and finishing.
Phone S76 Home phone 1875.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

Taylor, printing and stationery ac,
$2.S5; Segura Drug Co., printing
and stationery soc; Medicine,
pauper and charity $l.Oo, paper,
ETC., incidental $40, paupers. and
charity $1.90; Ahrens and Ort
Co. pipe. plant expense $1740;
New iberia Foundry Co., repairs
and fittings, plant expense 1885.
The bill of DR.. j. Gibbons for
$500, treating sick horse, was
ordered returned by Mayor
Sealy, for correction. a.
On motion of Mr.. Villermin,
seconded bv Mr.. Sealy the meet
ing adjourned. G5'
H. S. SEALY, Mayor.
L. F. VJLLERMIN. elk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
NEW IBERIA BOOMING.

The city Of New Iberia, La. is
enjoying great boom, and is
rapidly becoming one of the most
important manufacturing centers
in the State.
The latest manufacturing con
Germ to loca ate at New Iberia is a
corporation that Will manufac-
ture paper and alcohol. The plant
will consume immense quantities
Of sawdust, bagasse, cotton and
corn stalks and rice straw in the
manufacture of paper. i.
The alcohol will 'be extracted
from the sawdust and bagasse.
and the pulp will then be used in
the making of paper.
/ The paper mill and alcohol
plant will consume products that
have heretofore been waste.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

horses, and mules $500, street and
bridge acct; shoeing horses Fire
Co. No. l. $500: shoeing horse
$3.50, plant horse; Joe Rodrigue
19S meals to CITY prisoners,
$26.73;l Cumb rland Tel. Co.;
phone, fuel ac +, $685.; Incidental
aLct., $4.45; Q. Renoudet, hard
ware. plant exp. Oct. and Noy.;
pipe, hardware, etc. 1910; Fire
| Co. No. l. heater $3.50, plant exp
R5c; P. L. ReAoudet Lumber Co.,
lumber $500, street and bridge
acct: Goodwin Vet. Hospital, for
Fire Co., No. !, $22.5O; A. M. Ber-
had. repairs, $1.s5, street and
bridge acct: j. Ed, Crusel, fuel
oil $262.23; w. F. villermin,
wood brackets, tape, etc., $2.10,
plant exp.;a Dallas & oBertram,
axle grease. soc, ak handle Toe,
collar $3.50, ring Sc, axle grease.
Csc, bride $50, lock and bit
zoe. curry comb 'and brush $1.00,
street and bridges Al 3 Of l inch
pipe, 1911 plant exp Cylinder
oil and cup grease '$lS.45, Eugene
oil $11s34, plant. lubrication;l F.
j. Ribbeck. two testing plugs,
$500; plant exp.; G. Cordpva,
plant exp. oil, broom. etc., $40;
Bertrand Lumber ! Co., lumber
1884; ~ # inch pipe $2.43,
plant exp; Cred 49, I inch
pipe 1871, plant, exp. Is bbls lime
I$17.2 10 bbls. lime $11.5O; 10
ibbls lime $1h50; Water. treat
ment :. Lumber $500, nails Zoe;
lumber $4.54, lumber $4.54, soil,
pipe. $1.O1I lumber $3.46 and
$11.52, street and bridges; 200
FIRE bricks $40, plant expenses
lumber $3.50; City Bridge, New.
Iberia Commission Co.,, plant
horse, feed. oats. $4.75, soats
$2.7OJ Nutrilinee $4.M; John r.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
Stop That Cough.

A hacking cough weakens the
whole system, drains your energy
and gets worse if neglected; your
throat is raw, your chest aches
and you feel sore all over. Re-
lieve that cold at once with DR..
King New Discovery: The
soothing pine balsams heal the ir-
ritated membranes. and the anti
septic and laxative qualities. kill
the germs and break up your cold.
Don't lat a cold linger. Get DR..
Kings New Discovery today at
your Druggist. SOC. e. ( IL
(Advertisement.) 7
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
Official Minutes Board Of / trustees
New iberia, Dec. 4th, 1916.

New iberia, Dec. 4th, 1916.
The. Board Of Trustees of the
City Of New Iberia convened thi.
day with Mayor II. Sealy presid
ing, Mcssrs. Suberbielle and Vii
lcrmin present. !.
The. minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved
on motion Of Mr.. vil!ermin, sec.
onded by, Mr.. suberbielle.
Trustee of Public Property in.
forms the Board, that Mr.. Prevail
Louviere had been retained for
the month Of November as
temporary City Bridge Keeper,
and that from and after Dccem-
Der LIST. Capt. John "A. French has
been appointed permanent, Bridge
Keeper. -
The communication from Mr. j.
w. Thompson was received and
ordered answered by ! the City
Clerk.
The following bills were read
and ordered paid on motion of
Mr.. Villermin, seconded Ly Mr..
Sealy and carried unanimously !:
d. Dorsey. shoeing mules, repair
ing plows. $5.15, street and bridge
account; Estorge' Drug Co, sta
fionery 15c, drugs $1.95, pauper
and charity; Western Union Tel.
Co, kilograms $1.2O, fuel acct, IN
Gidental acct, Soc; New iberia En-
terprise, printing letters to tax
payers and receipts, ETC., $1S.25,
printing, publishing Sewerage
Ordinances. Promdlgation, hal
lots, $173.70. advance to Sewerage
District; New iberia Hardware,
Co, hardware 1882, plant exp;
Street lamps $7.47; Floor OIL mop,
44,55. City Hall, hardware $40.
sarset and bridge acct; Imperial
Fur Co, one cot, 1925. spauper
and charity: Geo. Costa. shoeihe
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
IN MEMoR1AM..'
United Confederate Veterans,
/ Iberia Camp No. 1788.

| 4OCAld OdAAp GOs AsOOs >,
Again the Almighty God has
taken from our ranks a Loyal
Comrade and friend, Ovignae
Breussard. who was called away
October 2Sth, 1916.
Comrade Broussard was a mem
Der Of Co. d., 7th Louisiana Cav
airy. He answered, the call of
arms in his youth and remained
with his command until hon
orably discharged.
For him the last TAPS have
been, sounded and he has gone to
his Eternal reward. He was a
valued and faithful comrade Of
Iberia Camp No. 1888, .. C. ".
To his bereaved family we offer
our sincere sympathy, their loss
is ours. l.
Resolved that a. copy Of these
resolutions be sent to his grief
stricken family with assurance
Of our heartfelt sympathy and re
gard, and also be Inscribed in the
minutes.
E, j. CARSTENs,
II ADRIAN CONRAD, 1
P. A. DUPUY,
Committee.
New Iberia. Dec. Sd, 1916.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

Since the first announcement
Of the discovery of the Little
bayou. oil field, five large oil cor
pOrations have entered the field
in addition to the Little Bayou
Oil Company, owners Of the orig
inal leases. Both the New Iberia
Oil Company and the Gulf Rein
ing Company derricks have been
up several days and their rigs are
rapidly being installed. The rig
Of the Gulf Refining Company,
whose derrick is located on the
Schwing tract, some 1000 feet
n nth of Little bayou, is said by
experts to be the finest and most
completely installed in any Lou
isiana field. The cost of the rig,
including some 10000 feet Of pipe,
is estimated at $4,000. The Gulf
will commence drilling next Tues
day. The New Iberia company
some few days laterl A nota ble
addition to the large number of
oil men here was the arrival of
Captain A. S. Lucas, who brought
in the famous Lucas well at Beau
mont. Two other companies
owning options near the field are
organizing and the prospects are
that the end Of the month will, find
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

New Iberia, La. Dee. 9, 1916.
The regular annual meetinc, Of
the State National, Bank Of Few
Iberia, to elect a Board of D;rec-
tors for the ensuing year, will by
held at the Banking. house, on
Tuesday. January 9th. 1917, he
tween the hours Of 10 A. M. and I
:. NJ. !. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
Cough Medicine for Children.

] Mrs. Hugh Cook. scottsville.
a. r. says; About FIVE years
ago when we were living in Gar
butt, ~ 7. i doctored two Of
my children suffering from colds
with. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edys and found it just IS repre-
sented in every, way, II promptly
checked their coughing and cured
their colds quicker than anything
J ever used. Obtainable every
IYAeye. j as.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
'cA!ST0RlA
Fsr Infants asd Qalrsa
II Uss FOR Over 20 Years
s .'..: {: -. = &zfZa;s
(Adyertisement.l q
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
(Advertisement.)

hcV. w. ~. cdICc, OIL Tic liz
'ternational Sunday School Asso-
citation, will occupy the pulpit
next SUNDAY both at the morning
and evening hours. Mr.. Pearce
is speaker Of National reputa-
ton, and will be able to teach us
the most efficient methods Of Sun
day School work. Come, out and
hear him. y. '
Rev. a.. A. Bernard was visit
ing his relatives, here last week,
and preached on Sunday night
: At the recent session ..of the
Louisiana Conference, Rev. C. v,
Breithaupt was again, appointed
to the, work Of Sunday School
Field, Secretary. He is working
now in. the interest Of Wesley
Glass Federation to be held J in
Alexandria. March 18th to 10Th,
Some Of the speakers are Bishop
Atkins, Chas., b. Bnlla. George
Stewart, ''Jno. ", shackford, Q 3.
B. Chapel, OF Nashville and A.
u Diettih, Of Meridian. Miss.
Besides a number of the best
State workers. ae.f
Miss Kate Walker, our Dea-
coness at Houma. was a visitor to
the Woman's Missionary Society
Tuesday and addressed the meet
ing>of the Society in the after
noon and the Juniors at the even
ing hour. The Juniors rendered a
splendid program.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09

Dec. 9th, 1910.
9 Notice is hereby given that any
party or parties found hunting,
trapping or trespassing upon my
land in the Eth Ward will be
prosecuted to the full extend of
the law. - 81 81
aa'E f" Albert Delcambre.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-09
No. Hunting or Trespassing.

]: R. PERRY. Casllie