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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11


ShlieB Die Siir, Sad eriDioertc
Delrop rnbig, ais iie i'm 8inner no.
rem. 0ieIer Serr lit Der Coroner
&effelboler bon BabDlp 0ritben. Ct
n0hte einige 5roger on bid itellen.
3rDsoale ontportete nit eiuem err
itmnten8lid, folgte ieood, tpenn aud
iDioeripillig, Der glitfforoerung Del'
roDS uno i1loB ob -
ga, mas lit oenn BEL oir los, Sad ?
fraate DelroD, olS er cine groBe In.
or0nung i'm 8inmer bemerfte.
SD por eigentlib i'm Baden be-
ariiien, 0idie, iogte CT. SD ipollts
belte nob glem 9orf 5ilriidfobren,
i'm uoH elmer @eloaffdre 5u iebcn.
Sb piiroe germ bleiben, olter Sunee,
dbcr tatl16Iib fam i1 ni6t ~
@tp1s ouf ben @eIi1tern ieiner
8nborer beronlobte ibn 81 ibDcigen;
er ipedlelte bic 5arbe.
g9os ipollt Sbr eigentlIc9 BIER 2
frogte er etipas ungeitiim.
g2ebmen Gle 8lot, Serr 3rDsoole,
iQqtc Der Coroner feierlib inlo iette
iicb oilf ciHcn GhIbl llnIer @eIdGft
iDirb einiee Belt In glnipnl9 nebmcn.
ole beiiben einen 9feOolDer, pie idj
claude.
syoiuobl, cripioerte Sad, iogor Elm
gang neues Wtooell. Sd babe i'm &C.
raoe geiubt. gus ih meinen Softer
offnete, fnno id i'm niht mebr.
Mann boben Gle ibh 5uIebt in oen
Sdnocn 9ebabt2
SD fam eS nidt iageit ~ Dor otpei
ODER orei Tagcii bielleidt.
Sie batten i'm in Sbrem Goffer9
sSa.
@ar Ser Softer geiHloiien2
S5a, oaS beiBt IN Der 9iegel.
Bar er IN Der IeSten gtadbt aud
0eidIoiien2
Sa IT ooS beiBt, idj ipeiB uibt ~
id bin nidjt iiber. g9arrm2
Soften Gle geitern abeno Sbren
mcttolper bel iih2 "a
Cd lein. SD babe i'm felt ein ooer
uuei Eageu nidt mebr geiebeH, pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
@iertcr Sell.
1. q q b / tel.


1. &apiteI.
Crit am 9lbeno oeS SonntngS,
nadoem Tremaine obgereilt mar,
fano i'd mid nit Gecilc ollein, 70 oaG
oic llnterbalting itattfinoen fonntc,
bon Der idj mir 70 biel berIpradl
WlittogS fubren mir, oa oas @ctter
id0u mor, gum 3ooloeiicben @arten.
no iie iib pie cin ain0 al oen Eie.
rem freilte. ltno DirfIi1 fano id
oiid, ooB ib iic mebr mo mebr mic
elm iolhes bebanoelte. Sbr @barofter
mar oll6 9on3 ipie Der eines 2inoes,
eigeniiunin leid)t eiltrutigt imt
ebenio leibt tpie0er erbeitert ino gu
frieoen.
Sic bate iib on Oieiem Sonntag.
obeno in oicielben &lcioer geiporfcn.
Die iic trig, ols icb ibre 8efonntid)ofi
ma6te, lag auf ibrcm Boliter, rolltc
NIT beinerfensperter @etpanotbeit 81.
garetten imo bate bereits elm gon5es
SGifben olif Dem Eii6Aen neben iif
liegen.
0o, iaate Iic fbIicbli9 in ibrem
itnbei1rcibboren @ioleft imo mari
Tapier mo Sobof beiieitc, oos pirt
fir bellte obeno geniigcn. 9}cbmeu
sic cine, de.
SD 6iiuoete mir cine ou. Sd
ipuBte, ooB ibr y6e4 einc 31rtIibfcit
por, oic nidts 5il bcocuteu bottc.
Sieber 6remo, iagte iic pIoblid
uno fab mid i6orf oil, ipiiicu sic,
robin lit geganeen Cou0our2
0lein, Sab i'd 8uriif, er iagtc mir
ni1ts oooon. gr iprad mir bon ei-
rcm @eih1ft, oos i'm pcqrllie.
@eiNditl G6el llno Sic gIaltben
oaS2
@orum ioIlte id es nidJt oIoubeu,
Gccile2
@cm cs MIR @ei16it pdrc, bdtte
or mid mitncbmen fonnen. Eomboill
cd bate mid in cine gon3, oony
liriuc gde pcrltedtl SD mare ibm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
eofaI6eridts ans gsal6imatOn.


Su tritiidem 8ufauo.
Ger % Sabre altc g9iaiom M.
0eIIlmL BON Gr. CPS 8 SroBe, Siio.
Oft liegt in auBerit fritii6em 3uitano
inn emergency $oipital wobin er &C.
brodlt puroc, nacboem er bonn A.
Stodiperf scr 9lot6treppe Der Gent
mes Wiotor GompanD, in melder er
onqeiteat it, berlmtergefaIlen mar.
Gr botte lib einen @ein- 1tn0 SAdoel-
bruA 8uge6ogeh ioiuie innerli9e ger-
lebiugen.
8mct &naben BON 81 luto 8
umgeronnt.
Ger bierid6rige 2ouis GberlD, BON
O1r. S17 13. StroBe, 9iorOoit wuroe
om Gopf ino aorper berlebt, 'ols CT
bon eincm 2oitoito 8u @ooeu oe-
Idleuocrt miuoe. 91ah ieiner Be
bonohrng i'm GoiualtB-Soipitol miir.
sc cr naf Souie eebradbt.
Scr abtidbrige G0woro 9looe,
pon gfr. 1922 Stis.S Str, 9loroolt,
iurroe in ser 91eiutonsStr. BON einen
QIutomobil iuugerannt, oos bon O.
ge. Cooper, bon Scr. 2O7 81 Stry &c.
lenft mitroe. Der ano6e erlitt einen
S6IiiIieIbeinbrud.
3mei Srauen BON 3ug g e.
t00tet.
3pei betoste 8rouen puroen ouf
Der Steac get0otet, als ein Baltimore
itno Sbio.GrpreB5ug, Der nad Baib-
tlgton fu6r, Gin 9(utomo6il al Der
gerpbn @obntreu5ung in 9rince
Georges GouutD trnf. Die @et0O-
teten lino: Sop6ia 81. &eoo, 70 Sab.
re- all, bon germpn Seigbts, uno
SSrml 01orie Geoo &inaI, S4 Sabre
alt, e6enfolIs BON @erpDu Seiebts.
G0muno 8. &eo0, Der @atte Ser er-
itcren umO gruoer Der lebteren 6roll
lcnftc oic Wloi6ine. g3eben i6nl Job
Srou 91ellie @. 9inoI, ieine 9thte-
Sic tomen NIT lei6ten @erlesuneen
oabon. Die beioen 8rauen Die aui
oem 9liidiib geieiien batteL muroen
cine @utfernlng BON 80 SUB &c.
lAlcuoert uno iait pollitdnoig 3er.
mdlmt. BUR 8eit oes llnfalles itano
cin 6rocbt5ue ouf Dem n0roliHen 0'e-
Iciie, mo mie &err gieoo onge6lidJ
crtl1rt baben foil, bate ibm Elm @ait-
glieo oes 8raht5ug |erionalS iisno-
liiirt, Die @obntreu3ung 81 pailiren.
Serr Heno, Der in Maibington @e.
iddite ffbrt, bat crit felt 8Wei @lo'
nnten in 9ermDn Seigbts geiuobni
nno mar nit Der 8obnfrel5ltng, bic
eine oifene 1T, nidt nertrout. 81
oahte iicb 0oB feline @efobr borbon+
ocn iei, 6o er feline @orrieren beriutf
ter9eloiien iob. 9iibter Sroncis S.
SbipleD miro beute 9l6enO einen Sn'
quelt bQlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
Nlcirntha. .Qirenacn.

SerOinano gS. 8iu0Iine, So, mo
'Sop6ia 9. 6uds, 25.
SSoicp6 93oono, %, unO @iuiep.
pima Sorrentiuo, t6.
Sernon g. !66llieS, 26, 9lnoes-
9(rnee, unO Seleu j. GuoaG, 81.
S6cooorc s. 4lid, 81, rno gloncp
Is. @rogan 1S.
@il6ur 8. GotD, 25, @imoes.9(r.
NEE Seftion 9lr. 10, lmo SAB @eit,
20, bon @ai6ington 3. Is.
@nl $. &ernon, 25, bon Chicago,
ST. unO Stewort 6. MoDor, 25.
9lidolos &oaed, 81, unO @Ona 9,
Brandt, II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11


fiiGlte aber feinc @eHerung sSpdter oez
1raudte id] SDod s. %inf6am's @egcs
table COMPOUND luo 6emertte am 5iueiz
ten Eo0e eitc &euoung 5um @eneren.
SD nabn es,l bis id mid in gutter, 9ez
ilu0er %eriniiuug beforo. SD enipfeble
sic Yiuf6amsM}ittel alien Srauen. oa ic1
iie nit gutem Grfolgc 6cmubt 6a6c~ -
Nrml NiilfDro 3. Cummings, 322 6ors
monte SsraBe, @rio0etoL Ms.
Sold)e 3cugnilie iollten bon Srnuen
ais ii6er5euQcn0er &eiueis fir oie Site
BON yn0ia Y. eiut6dn's s @egetable Cont
pouno ais cin6eilmittel fiir Die pciuliebel
Sraucnlcioen pe %eribicbuu0cn Gnts
iclmer86oitcn Eeriooeu, yRerDoltdt unb
obuidlc lle6eI ongenomnlen peroeu
(Su5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

&on0olp6 GllD, Clarence 9l. Singer,
S. gSm. Grmer, Goualo s. Supoer,
5. GDorles 5o9on 9enj, q. Snpoer,
Seize Sine, 9orris @3. Spector, Gmo-
mel @orfinc, S6ooOeus $. Spant
9iscoc 8. @rou, gSnl. @alen 8ou-
liant, Saul 3obeIion, Sobn Carroll
g9eiB, 9llfre0 .. Sailpt Otto y. g)ur-
lit, G6omoS 8. &opled, Stuart N.
gcotmom G1os, q. Seribficlo, irv
2eSlic &epburn 9udler, Sobn Sllte
Seiiiom @}urrop Z. Oono6o, Gbos.
3. Sesfett, 6ranf s. Gorieg, SoworO
6. Sodion Gogor Eremlctt 6ea, u.
9. Sones, Soicpb 6ronce, 2lbrom s.
Soicpb, @eorgc W}cGreooD, 0oOio 3.
aenneo1, Somcs Gorlplc 0dllcr, s.
aui6ncr, @iorton $. gtoien, 2eonaro
2icpmon G6orleS &n5ida Gonc So.
wcnitein ir, 2ouis sc. SilbcrItcin
Colbert @iogriiOer George Sbomos,
g(6robom 9. @lofeopcr, 0onieI @u-
gene @oIib.
$ r. &ciO gicbteine Stelle
nuf.
Sr. GboS. 9. 9ieio, icit oicleu
So6rcn SefretGr OeS @3orDlGuoer
@cfouaeueu Sulfsbcreins, mill Oicie
Stearug ouige6cn, Oo ole 9lrbeit nit
ieiucr m0crcn Steac ols SefretGr
ocr Stoots 9egraoigiuoSbeb0roc I'M
gSioerimnlG itebt. Sr. 9ieio miro
GnOe bes W3ohtas ieiue 9teiignotiou
cinrcidjcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

iden 9otidoit, @opitdn Ho9er @ellS,
Ger Ghei oes 9lishmits6ireous Der
9mOesmorine, 6efano, collioirte bel
9}eip Diorfet nit Der Wloidiue bon
s. 9lo6inIon BON ge6eeling, $3.50.
Gapitdu @ells brad Oos 9laien6ein
oa6ei or 6ego6 iif, nadoem er IN
einem Soipital in 8reOerid, 9io, 6e.
6anoelt worOeu mar, nad Souie.
.Nito llnfall0urd platen.
Sen &ei'fen.
Gin plabenoer 9leiien oerllriadlte
. oas llmnperien oes glutomo6ilS Oes
Serru g. $. gib6etts. 9ergmerfS.
Superintcn0enten ser 91ar Steller
ao6lcn-@ @eicllifoft 6ei &ieOmont
g4.@a.. Dor Der Nlomt 3iou-&irdle,
nclm Mcilcn iucItlid BON 5roit6rrg,
@l0. ouf ser 9iationol-9ouoitroBe.
Scrr @Si66etts ieI6it iein So6n Go.
BERT lmO @iQianl 9}oiulauo, 9erg.
merfsleiter, puroen perlebt uno nod
Dem 9ergmanns.Soipitol in 6roit-
burg 0enonnIeu. Ter Gltere @i6bettS
500 ii6 @erleeungen ser @ir6elidule
5n bic moercn 9eioen iolde ON Ben
Sdilltern.
yR / Of ter Dcriu6t 2 Selb it.
moro.
9li6ter GGarleS 9ii9oro BON @il.
Transport, 6ei So9erstomu periudte
W1outog 9}ad5t in einem Orrd aranf-
belt Derilriodten 9(nfoll bon Wlelau-
doIie Sel6iinoro 5u 6ege6en. 0&ad.
oem er ieinen aopi ge0en Stcine oc-
ItoBen 6Gtte, ic6nitt er iicb in Oie
ae6le. ST mtroe in elmer eugen Sei-
teuitrabc, in 9ht ge6ooet, ouiseiml.
ben 9llIem 9lniGeiue uah miro er &c.
neien.
0emofroten erfolgreid in
ANNAPOLIS.
Iie Teniofroten erbielten iuieOer
Oie Gontrole ii6er oic ItdOtiibe &egie-
rnug IN 9(nnopolis oiird sic Gripd6-
lmg iGrer GouOaooten fiir oie 9lcm.
ter oeS @loDors, 0es Gebts6eiitonOes
mo sic @a6l bon 6 ser s StaOt-
rot6Smitglieoer. Ger StaOtrat6 lit,
mie er felt 5pei Sya6rcn mar, politiiA
get6eilt. Ger Temofrat SomeS =.
Sfronge, wiiroe gum fiiniten Dlalc
6intereiiianOcr, gum OlaDor gemd6lt
ln0 er6ielt cine Wlebr6eit bon "a
Gtihmert iibcr @illiam 8. WiorcD,
ben republifaniideu @onOiOaten.
Ger Oenofrotiide G9n0ioot fir Oas
9Qnt oeS 9iedtsbeiitohoes, @eorae 6.
9ullmou 6eiiegte Ieinen republifo-
niic6er @egnet Gelinis Glouoe NIT
t53 Stin1iieh Dfebr6eit. Gie folgeu-
Oen sStootrotbSnlitglieOer murOen ae-
pG6lt:. T. g9ar0, elmer 6. @arfinloa
imo Charles g8. Smith, Genofraten
9. g9oro, Syo6n S. @ellS unO G0paro
z. 9eopit Geiuofraten; 3. @oro,
Sobu 8. 2eoD uu0 Sobn s. Ste0enS,
Cemotroten; A.. @orO, S. 9u6ert
9l0oms (93eger) nD SSobn q. 9uiiell
9lepu6lifoner.
Girbelititrlii Oeruriadt
Q 1oDen.
Pm Ylontag gladmittag murOe 0ie
Geeenc BON SdoOe's @lii6Ien, @or-
rettGoimtp, an Der gtotionoI2onos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

~ ID %
climbing uuO an
oerc 2 d 10 4 c6 c II
nicbt bod 9enilg loz
ben. SEQ mar iebr
unrcgelmdBig I'M D
bate icbr c ct III cb c
Sbmer5eu 10 OalI
icj fditn &c y c Il
tonnte. Wldncbnlal
mar ic6 10 lcbluntb,
oab icl ods 3inuner
uicbt a il,S fe bre II
ionntc. Q80brie II D
oieier 3eit uubnl icG
rNk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
lin Slcdlt nnO @elS.

+tNt JtNuIA ltNu ONlUf
Goit6 &oicao 2ooie blei6t bci ser
@liitter, a6er ser 9oter fam lie
ie6eu lmO bari iie sur 0jroBmut-
ter 6olen. &iele ilmge 9edts-
onpdltc 5lu @roris in Baltimore
5ugelaiicn. Serr Geio rei6t
9ieiiouation Elm.
Gidter Sopcr, i'm Common glcos-
@eridJt, entidieo geitern Oie 6roge
ii6er Sic O6but Ser fleinen GOitb SO.
iella 2ooie. Ser 9ii6ter oer6ot ser
N}lltter, 6ic Sodter in Oie ct. 9lenes-
Sdule 81 gc6en ga6 ober Dem Soter
oos @ripilegilInL ieiue Go6ter 5u be-
iucben ooer nod Dem Smie ibrer
@roBnultter an nebmcn. glocb Ger
3miihenpouie ioete Der 9ii6tcr 60
per oenl &oter oes in 6rogc fommen-
oen ain0cs, gilbert gS. 2ooie, BON
gtr. 1901 0ropelan0-9Lpe, @eIt-glr-
lington cnent gliltomobilbGnOler,
Dob sic @}utter untcr9(lfii1t Ocs @e-
ridts Oas Stino beboIten f0nne, Ger
8atcr a6er 0os &edt b1tte, iein &inO
ob uno 81 5u beiucbcn uno es gum
9eiud6 Ser @roBmltter nod @eit glr-
liugton 5u ne6men.
geeue &eAtSanmdIte.
Gic Stoots 9riifungS -9c6oroe fiir
Gedtsfunoige bat geitern oie g5omen
ocrjenigen 9iedtSonudlte befonnt ge-
eebeh wcI6e Die @riifungen beitou-
oen boben. 9ober iinO 0ie folgenoen
9edtsonmdlte sur 9iehtsproris 5u-
gelaiien: g9m. $. 9(rtbur, W8orris
0lcDcr, Soirp1 8ofer, Sorlep @lc-
Goulep &eun, $. SEQ 9romu &obt.
u. @oper, G6os. Sorris 9rpont, 90.
uolo g9. @omers, g9n. s. Campbell,
OliDer 3. 9iobiuion S5omcs z. Gar
ter, &crmon $. Jioienburg, @m. So
ben, elmer 8ernon Rotb, 2ebin Sod
0oDis, Sobn 9[loon SelbD, $. glrtblr
0oois, @eorge s. SellnoDer, Sobn
itraBe. einige Meilen melli6 bon
Sroitburg bon einem @irbelihwnI
heimQeiitdht. GerIel6e ieQte ii6er cine
200 Yoros 6reite Strede Oa6in Gie
S6itanlage BON @iQiom Guruer
Wuroe idmer beimeeiudt 9dlrmC
muroen entpur3elt inO Die Gdder
bon ocm Souie bon gilIiom Seb mo
Dem Stale bon Somes Set gerineu
Ger Sdaoeu an 5elofriidten una
Sbit lit 6etrddtli6.
2eiitete u mtSeio.
@iaiam 9[. 0mings, BON g1r. 20G
Sotnont.9loe, 9lrlington Ger ieinC
GonuiIiion ais 6rieoensrihter fiji
oen 0ritten 0iItrift bon @ouoerneltr
Sorrington er6oIten botte, murOe ge.
itcrn M}orgen BON Dem @eridtsg9Ieri
g8iliom z. Cole in Eomion in fem
9lmt eiugeihmoren. Serr Swinss
lit ser glo6folger Oes @iaiam 8
93uiicll, Der oeritor6enen @oli5eirib-
tern in Scr glrIingtou @oli6eiIotion
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

Captain Scr @un0cs 80 a.
rine 6ridt9t q len 6ein.
Gos 9hitonobil oes itoIieniicbcn
9otiboiters 81 @oi6iuaton, III Dem
iiA Der @eiddftStrdger Der itoIienl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

llno nit elmer @ebGrOe Itol5er Ser.
o6hrng idritt er Die Ereppe biiuntcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
Die &adet.9I6Iicfcrnns iOa bcidranft
uerAen

llngeid6r Gin TubcnO Gertreter
Scr or5Btcn @eiddite 9oItimore'S,
SenrD Cppen0eimer bon Ser 3irma
Subler Brothers ln0 SSo6u ". Me6-
lig Oes @nOptnil-9iireaus Ocs Ser
Gins Ser &ouileute lmO 6obrifanteu"
beaoben iib geltern nad @ai6ington
5li elmer Gonieren5 Ser 9e60roe fiir
&riegs-Oefonomie, Oie a6ee6alten
miro, I'M iibcr @eibdftSberI6men-
Dung 81 ipre6eu. Die 8crionimling
miro I'M o&iaaro" a6seboIteu. @incr
ser &ailptpunfte, Ser 5ur Spra6e
fommeu ioa, lit sic Godet-9(blieie-
rlmg mo Oercu GiniGr1nfimg.
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Q ~ q r O r IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

glus ocm 9uncren MarDlunO's nuO
Oen aHgren5enoen StaateH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

w'aH sriUabHs 0sH ~vaIttinOFs 60FfsiS0HOrEi-.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10
For a corn-PeeIing
Picnic, Use "Gets-It"
Pain Eases at Once, Corn Just Dies!

Do your Kidding easily. with
a smile.--the banana peel way.
That's the "Gets-It" way.-the only
way,-yours corn or callus comes off
complete as though 1t were glad to
get off
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS MAIL
ING NOW!

Each community has it's boys
in training or at the front with
the army or navy. When Christ
mas time comes, these boys will
be pretty lonely. This Christmas
will be different from any ttey
have ever known. They will
think a lot Of the folks back home.
They will do lot of wishing that
they were home themselves, just
Tor Christmas day. An dit will
be mighty hard on the one who is
given reason to believe he is for
gotten.
In the whole country there is
not a mother, not a sister, and not
a sweetheart who has boy in
France who isn't proud of the
fact. None wants her particular
boy to think he is forgotten.
None wants her boy to be with
out his package from home, when
the other boys in his command get
their packages.
To make sure that none will be
empty handed on Christmas Day
every mother, sister, sweetheart,
and friend must do her Christ
mas mailing at once.
There is mo more time for de-
lay. The postoffice department
has sent out a general notice that
to accrue delivery Of Christmas
packages in France or to the boys
in the navy they must be mailed
not later than November 18th.
But none should wait until the
last day, the department warns
all. The mails are certain to be
congested at that time. The
chances of delay will be in
creased.
For the boys in American
camps you need not hurry. But
get your Christmas packages for
the boys abroad and in the macy
into the mails now. Be sure to
have them ready November 10th.
Ard remember, the 18th Of Nov
ember is the very last dag.
Very truly yours,
La. State Council Of Defense,
JOHN MARSHAL, Sec.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10
I6oDEr. DAIRY BARN
AT NATIONAL SHOW

A model dairy barn has been erect.
Cd on the fair grounds at New Or
leans and win be in actual operation
during the second annual National
Farm and Live Stock Show. to be held
Nov. 1919. Silo demonstrations viii
be given in connection. Almost every
modern and practical labor-saving de-
Vice is included in the dairy barn out
1T. A homemade stall and stancion
which costs but SO cents to make viii
be on exhibition.
The dairy barn win be under charge
Of C. H. Staples and c. w. Railway OF
the louisiana agricultural extension
department, and l. A. Higgins ana
his assistants Of the Mississippi dairy
extension service will also be on hand
% answer all questions pertaining =
daiTying.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10
GIVE SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Frult Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels.

Look at the tongue, motheri II
coated, your little ones stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or Is fever.
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has sore
throat, diarrhea, full Of cold, give Q
teaspoonful of "California Syrup Of
Figs" and in few hours all the foul.
constipated waste, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out Of its little
bowels without gripping, and you have .
well, playful child again. Ask your
druggist for . bottle of "California
Syrup of Figs" which contains full
for babies, children Of all ans
and for grown-upA
(Advsrtisemeut)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10

Alexandria, La, Nov. 6.--Next
Sunday will be Y. M. G. A. Sun.
day in the churches all over the
nation as part Of the big campaign
10 raise $4,000, 900 for the work
Of the Y. M. G. A. among the sol.
diers and sailors Of the United
States and her allies. All Of tho
ministers Of Louisiana have been
requested by letter to make the
Y M. C. A. War Work the sub
ject Of their sermons on that day
Encouraging reports are com
ing in to headquarters from al
PARTS Of the State. Practically
all Of the parishes have decided
to raise more money than has
been apportioned them, and there
Is 4 strong indication that they
will do it. The people Of Louisi
ana are being aroused as never
before to the tremendous serious
ness Of the war situation and AZ
responding to the call for funds
to help make q clean soldiery II
1 very worthy spirit.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10
HONOR THE PHYSICIAN.

We are never so serious as
when we want to get rid Of pain.
We call upon the man of medi-
zines. The doctor arrives. tired
after long day work dragged
out of bed maybe to minister to
our needs supposed or real. If
he can t do anything else he gives
us a word of cheer and most
probably leaves us something that
will put us to sleep.
There is never doubt that in
these emergencies, the doctoEss
shall not lack his need Of praise,
for then he looks to us cas- sweet
as an angel, half full of pie.
But afterwards the charm may
vanish. Things look far differ
ent when one is well and the bill
arrives. 1t seems such an impo-
sition to pay so much for the re-
moyal of one small pain. Besides
most doctors are rich-rthey make
it So easy, theirs is such a life of
comfort. 'They all can get
along somehow"
Yes, they "can get along some
how" and that is precisely what
most of them are doing. Honor
the physician by all means, but
honor alone makes an empty
purse. There is really an obliga-
ton in conscience to pay one s
debts, even to physician.
The average income of physi-
clans we are told, all Of whom
invested a pretty sum in tKeir
education before they everssaw a
patient that possessed anything
that looked like a dollar, is about
800. This is actually less than
the annual stipend of on one Of
New York's street cleaners.--H.
D. G. in Lafayette, Gazette. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10
TO JOIN THE NAVY.

The Navy Recruiting Offiaan
73O Common Street, New OrleafI .
La. announces that Postmastersy
can now furnish transportation
to men wishing to volunteer for
the Navy.
Transportation is furnished aft
err a man is physically examfdl
and passed by local physician.
The Transportation is from q
mans home to New Orleans.
Yours very truly, /
L. J. CLARK,
Commaner, Z. s. N. (Retired).
Recruiting Officer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10
LAT|N-AMER|CANS
TO BUY BREEDING
STOCK At AUCTION
Big Attendance From Tropics
Expected BY National Fair
Manager.

Indications are that a greater num-
Der of Latin Americans will attend the
National Farm and Live Stock Show,
at New Orleans. Nov. 10 to 10, than
have ever visited any fair In the Unit.
ed Ststes, with the possible exception
Of the Panama Pacific exposition. Own.
ers of 'ihaciendas" in South and Cen
trail America, the West Indies and
Mexico see in the New Orleans show
an opportunity to acquire the superior
grades of foundation live stock which
all Of them are seeking.
Wide publicity for the show has been
achieved throughout all tho Latin
American republics. More than one
hundred export houses In New Or
leans and other southern cities have
assisted the fair management In the
distribution OF over 100000 pieces Of
advertising literature in Spanish and
Portuguese. Advertising and news
matter has been carried in q number
OF periodicals circulating in the
tropics.
Governor Pleasant OF Louisiana has
extended to the presidents Of the vari-
GUS republics. with their staffs. an
official invitation to be present. The
great white fleet" Of the United Fruit
Company. the Mexican Navigation
Company, the Cuyamel Fruit Com
pany, vaccaro Brothers, and other
steamship lines are making special
passenger rates for the term Of the
fair from all their ports, and also will
make low rates on shipments Of live
stock purchased at the sales during
the fair.
Now that two great packing houses,
Morris & Co. and Wilson G. Co.. have
begun operations in New Orleans and
are making that city the principal
market for cattle imported from the
tropics. great impetus 10 being given
stock production throughout the Latin
republics. At the same time. q logical
reason has been brought to exist why
the Latin-American raissrs will regard
the Crescent City IS the best point OF
contact with the United States In all
matters pertaining to the cattle. in
dustry. All the United States con-
euls In the Latin-American countriss
are aiding In the distribution OF infor-
nation pertaining to the New Orleans
show.
Tho Pan-American Club Of New Or.
leans will be host to the Latin-Aner
lean visitors at the fair. and will pro
vide interpreters. These visitors VIII
b enrolled In ths Live Stock Buyers
Convention and will be among the
most eager purchasers At the auction
sales which will be held Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, Nov. IL TO IL.
Several hundred personal letters have
been written by the fair management
IN response to inquiries from the
Latin.American territory.
With the show covering such great
foreign field, hsseers In this country
will find 1t an excellent medium Tor
disposing Of pure-bred live stock.