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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14

S275 90
Boiler and Engine, made by the
Erie Wks of Erie. Pa, sacrifice $500
Oil field maps 5 and 10 dollars.
A modern Farm, II acres, situated
4 miles south of New Iberia, with fol.
lowing improvements. dwelling store,
and other improvements. Good Bust
ness location. Price $500. IT
passenger Chevrolet car. 1915 90
Seven passenger Studebaker 1917
Model practically new, 5000 90.
Run about car, Metz engine, Ford
body, good order, $1,000.
Pool table, good condition.
Studebaker, passenger. 1917 Model
$4,000.
Check protector, used only two
weeks, Will sell for $lS CO.
Two lots with improvements, 20x20O
East Main st. Price $40 90 each.
terms % per cent cash.
Lot and improvements. East Main
st. l00x200. Price IS, $50 90. Cash
~. 100000, balance to suit the pur-
chaser.
One lot with improvements, Field
at. 50xl00. Price $4,000. SO per cent
cash, balance easy payments.
Two lots, 40x200 each. $4,000 each.
80 per cent cash, with improvements.
One lot, containing two houses on
same, situated on Corinne st. Price
4 1920 90, size S7xl00, 30 per cent cash
Farm liz Acres one mile south
from New Iberia, has five hundred
dollars improvements, was used for
chicken raising, will take S2l00 az fol
lowe: 81 900 in cash, the balance In
$500 notes payable one and two years
Mosler safe, good condition, 800.
Bank fixtures, with desk to match,
$40
4 lots on French Street sOx3SO
Price 1926.
Run about Ford, 1916 Model, new
,op and wind shield $3.50.
Lot Duperier Avenue 100000 easy
erms S525.
Brick ware house, large capacity |!
00xS0 Julia St. half block from Main,
Iuitable for garage. Price 500 |
lash balance to suit purchaser.
Miteitll. first class order, 1926.
One 100 II. P. Boiler made by G. s.
Burt Mfg. Go. and one rs II. p. Bod
ey e Lane engine good condition.
Price $3.50.
1000 feet of cable, used only two
ears, size a inch. Make me your
rice Cost new $780,
Unimproved lot, S0x252, corner Ibe.
la and Meadow Streets; will sell for
$50 first pay ment. 800 balance to
uit purchaser, or will trade for good
orse and buggy or Automobile.
Typewriter, Remington No. 10,
sed about As days, cost 800. viii
AXE $500
1000 feet of Manila rope, size Ill
nch; good condition, $1,000
A Buck cooking range, used three
ears, as good ms new. Cost 5000. 90
lill sell for 800 90.
Entire contents OF Pastime Theatre.
Seven Buzz fans at $40 each, good
,ndition.
One large exhaust fan $50, cost new
g. /,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14

Subscription for Times Picayune
by the month or year taken at
Millard's.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14

FOR ALE:-One driving mare,
large, speedy, stylish traveller,
kind sound. Two heifers, grade
holsteins.
II II. s. MCMAHON.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14
NOTICE OF

NOTICE OF
Sealed Bids for the Sale Of Timbe the
Leasing of Mineral Rights, and the
Leasing for the Agricultural or
Grazing Purposes, School
Lands OF Iberia Parish.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14
FOR SALE,

neStau'a"' q money maker that nj,
stand close investigation. s7oo oa VIII
rive passenger Mitchell brand ,.u
tlres, suitable for truck. sleTao' e"
Complete restauarant upto.da,.
lures. Price $500 90. '''e n1
Hot water heater In good eona.,..
oriEinal cost So co. Will neil y \,
Sl0 90. 'e'' ior
Large Bank Safe, given ov.r :.
$3.50 90 way
six lots on Washington ~ bv r.
rinne, oox2O0 1900. 90 to $1,000 90 vo NV
% per cent cash. "A"
Two lots, 5Ox so each. East Maj, :,
Price $4,000 each. Terms so Der cen,
cash. ssu'
-
Typewriter Woodstock as good :.
new' 900
-
Chevrolet car, one year In ma
ofand new tires front and back, hss
lnst been over hauled; will take
f'oo'
Holstlng engine, cost $l40O; will
sell Tor sooo.
-
u,;. =.
,,,.e,'. ''No oa,e, Rooa ORDER,
w;.,;u
-
ton 1925.
-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14
FOR SALE.

Ford 1915 Model, good condition
S275 90
Boiler and Engine, made by the
Erie Wks. of Erie. Pa. sacrifice $500
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14

Oil field maps and 10 dollars.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14
WANTED

WANItU
Fans Of all descriptions and sizes.
Syrup and molasses. Will contra"
new crop What is your priceY
Have a purchaser for 10 TO ~ acrs
farm within three miles from nsH
Iberia.
Rails, regardless Of age and c0f0'
ton.
Several shares of Spanish Lake eiuD'
at once.
A farm of 80 or 200 acres, win ~
provements. Have q purchaser :"
same. Any part Of the parish
Second hand Fords.
Porcelain bath tub, must "
bargain.
A small Roller Top Desk
Small automatic pistol ~.
Small familvwants to rent house .
town with yard for COW and cnifAs
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-07-14

A modern Farm, II acres, situated
4 miles south of New Iberia, with fol.
lowing improvements. dwelling store,
and other improvements. Good Bust
ness location. Price $500. IT
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22
City Official Paper
SUBSCRIPTION RkTESi
 In Advance.

.ome Daily Nugget, month. - 400 Nome Daily Nugget, 6 months. 1000 Nome Daily Nugget year..... 2o.oo
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22
A REMARKABLE TRIBUTE.

Surely no more remarkable tribute was ever paid to an American than was accorded Colonel Roosevelt in the recent appeal of NJ. Cemeneau to Pres ident Wilson to send the colonel to France.
 "rhe name of Roosevelt has in our country a legendary power" said the French statesman, in his message to the president, Tt would be an enor- nous error in my view, to neglect a force which everything urges us to make use of as soon as possible. Farther along the former premier wrote: We have learned that the first American unit has arrived at the front and with what zest generals and privates salnted the noble starred ban her. However, you should know, Mir. President, that more than one stout chevronned poilu said to hls comrade
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22

in an astonished voice, But where i' Roosevelt? don't see him." It was surely remarkable enough 1 that NJ. Clemencau should make sucf an appeal at all but 1t is a still more 1 remarkable thing that in so doing ht was yoicing not merely hhs own views but also those of France. The voice of the great French re-
 public was behind the appeal of the famous Frenchman. In all reality his call was the call of France; a call that found response in the heart of every Frenchman who had ever heard
 the name of Roosevelt.
 Lots of Us are more or less inclined to look upon Roosevelt as possessing l few qualities to entitle him to such regard as is. indicated in the Clemen- l eau letter and not few have come
 to view him as something in the na- of political buffoon, word juggling bombastic bunch of belligerency who was much too uncertain to be taken seriously.
 The call of France. for his presence on the firing line, however. indicates that while we have been maliging. cartooning and abusing him, others have taken due stock of the inherent qualities of greatness he possesses and have conceived a regard for his name amounting almost to yenera- ton.
 Few men In history have achieved such distinction in the mind of an alien people that in the hour of their greatest stress and trial they will hold out their hands and seek his presence as the French have done to Roosevelt not for the material strength that he can bring but because of an inde- fnable inspiration, to valor which attaches to his name.
 It as indeed a most remarkable tribute and one that should .eceive due consideration from those of his eo"ntsynaen who refnse to recognize him at his trus value. But, per- haps we are too clese to the redoubt- able colonel to really see him m tho proper perspective and real;>e ;ha. with all his peculiaritles he is one of the most markable figures II lis. tfly
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22
PHONE MAIN 46.

Entered as second class matter Feb- 26. 1907. at the post of1ce at Nome. Alaska. under the Act of Congress of March 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22

to find some legal naana of getting after the sisal trust bit so far have met with little suec,,s. In the main, the efforts have hal n e,,ser effoc, than to further lnersase the r;,pacity of the sisal overlords and lay still heavier burden on the long suffering farmer
 If we can produce binder twme In
 the United States L. .asee quantities 1t Is apparent that the law of supply and demand will speediii reduce the trust to more reasAaas'e state oi mind.
 The New Zealand flax referred to is
 reported by experts to be fully equal
 to all demands. producing an excellent 1 quality of binder twine, and, what is even more important. at cost that
 will be great reduction in the pres ent price of that commodity. l According to the same testimony,
 the plant may be grown in many sec- tions of the United States and has been grown In California for years, though not for commercial purposes.
 Mir. Kettner, congressman from the Golden Gate state. recently stated in the house of representatives that the Imperial valley offers a most fertile field for the production of the new substitute for hemp and trials had disclosed that the plant attains greater luxuriance there than in New Zealand.
 In It's native haunts the plant Is said to produce about ten thousand pounds of fibre per acre. the average plant yielding about one hundred pounds. In view of the complete fail ure to check the rapid advance of binder twine prices, it would appear a sensible alternative for the govern ment to give it's attention to the pos abilities in this direction through the department of agriculture. The production of the plant on a comm ercial4 seaIs-can hesse no other effect than to destroy the hold of the sisal monopoly in addition to creat- ing a new industry that will not only help the farmer, but will also tend to assist the nation toward the desir- able goal of complete economic inde- pendence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22
A BLOW AT SiSAL TRUST.

The recent proposal to substitute New Zealand flax for sisal in the manufacture of binder twine. if made effective by the Introduction of the plant into the United States, will be a most efficient method of hitting that monopolistic incubus, the sisal trust. a much needed blow that will cure it of some of the oft displayed inchna- tion to hold up the farmeI pn any and all occasion.
 The different deps .,aentG of the government have triea time and agair.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22
YUKON MARINE NEWS.

Reliance with three barges down Holy Cross 18th.
 Washburn down Nulato midnight 17th last reported.
 Jacobs up Gibbon for Fairbanks midnight.
 Davis up St. Michael Fist.
 Susie and five barges up Kotlik 18th Yukon up Gibbon for Dawson 4 a. m Alaska with one barge down Fort Yukon a. m.
 casea up Fort Yukon 1 a. m. Whitehorse down Selkirk 8 a. m. Dawson up Lebarge 6 a. m.
 Seattle No. 3 scheduled leave Gib- bon for St. Michael this evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22

Rates for advertising space in any of the above publications will Dc made known on application.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22

Nome Weekly Nugget month. .soc Nome Weekly Nugget year. $500
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-22
NUGGET MINING AND DREDGlN7
 MAGAZINE

Issued Annually in October. Price per copy mailed ...... ..... Zee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
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Gopitdu S. 9. S6ompion, Ser
Iange 8eit inn 0ienite ocr Ston6oro
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bonn Sorpeoo zines 0euti6en lt.gaa-
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offenen 8oote 8it rno mar inter @e.
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2aitcr 9. Som6urger, 36i0 &ei-
iicrstomn-9iooo. Baltimore
6 6aHffeurS Stccn5enaui.
Geboben.
81 2. @orrcn 1919 NcGullo6itr4
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5. g. Nlc9iamara 307 Gleoeut6
Str, SiiOpeit, @oi6ington.
Ni 6. S6ocmafcr, 1904 Sit.9iort6-
9lOe, Baltimore.
glrt6ir aeariep, 1880 %enniDIoa.
nia-9IDev Baltimore.
Gorle Sarrington @obons.
Wlartin @olters, 1923 Sillmou-
Str., Baltimore.
6rouf $. SooOGn, ir., 2i13 @aI-
broof-2lue,, Baltimore.
Soiep6 S8eit6cger, 1tS SiiO-Gol.
lington-9lpe. Baltimore.
@ruin @ilfinion 2O5 9t..Gurlep-
Ctr, Baltimore.
Juuell W. WtCyteUe lOol JtOrOs
@lilton.9locy Baltimore.
Sra u. SbipleD, 141S GIartionitr.,
Baltimore.
sIrtbur $. 9onfs, 3lt g9. .9ioole-
Str, goItimore.
Stcen5en ob9enommen.
Sobn y. 8dgner, Sperateir, @eit-
miniter.
Samuel Cabin, 1889 93oro-9roao-
nan, Baltimore.
5ront 9}ouof 420 9loro. 1uncou,
Ctr Baltimore.
Gominid So5ansfi % Gur6om.
Ctr, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
0rirnfhs. .Qirenaen.

Clarence u, GbonOler, 80, geicbic.
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edlaSrnrriatfIdaen.

Sm Snperioraeridt Bat 9lgneS
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6obngeienidoit einrciden Ioiicn. Die
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Ser Somblrgs na6e Gbdrles.StraBe,
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'meaen angeblider @erlebungen Die
er ourd Elm 9IutOmobiI Der @erflog-
ten erIitteR 6abeu mill, einreiAen
laHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

Giloiiern uno 9ano 81 berie5eit mn eiH @ubf
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(Sept0,Sii21, ,9ed2)
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g!apdaIt.Gu. uun 1cncr 6cSruAt.

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glSpbolt 9iefining Go.~ in Oit-9roof-
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crnittelt iuoroen.
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gIntus cOaiOirem.

Snfolge ser ibliipiri9cn StroBe
puroer 0os 9(utomobil bon Qoren3
Sd0nlein uno ods bon @ilfens giew
bon 93r. IS, observation-disclosures
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tlng entlong 9efobren rno nm einen
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an bermeioen orebte er n6, ipobei Die
@iterrdoer rutibtcn imO in Sdon.
lein's bineiu geiuorfen wuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

ser ll-@oot. Gopitdn an @oro mio
licB 2cbcnsnittcl cntierncn oam
QcItottctc CT Dem nEetrolitc" oie sSeis
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joDr, ais CT in Der 9loroice ongcGriis
fen lmO 5luei Stllnocn Iong Oerfolat
mur0c.
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gIIs 0IOlIcrbrii0er aMfacn0mMen.

Ms 9lopi5en Ser 3noerioner.9rii-
ser muroen feds iitnae @dnner i'm
@1t. ct. sSoiepbS.Goaege in SrOine.
ion ouigenonImen. S6re gimnen
lmo: E6onas @cGartbp, @iandeiter,
gt..0. Eaul 0Iinf6ammer. Gpipba-
nD. 91..G.; Stepben Suaioan, Wlon,
delier. 91..S.; George Spudb, Salem,
Moli., GoparO Campbell Salem,
Maii.. uno Sonatius 9leanp, 9aep,
yorf.Gitp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

Die 9lcne fOmmt Oft 5n ipdt.
~es mar geipiB ni6t bos eemeintl"
Go port man oft Die eeute iogen;
Gle maren Sreino ino piroen
5eino,
glun mo6ten iie iid germ pertrngeu.
glls mar Die 6reimOidait MIR elm
SpieI,
Sent Sonnenibein nno morgen DE.
gen
Sold Goppelednger giebt es oiel,
@3au finoet lie aui alien @egen.
Grit fiiiien lie oie Sdnuteu munO
lIno loben DID nod allen g1oten
llno morgen idou biit gu ein SunO;
Ga 8eiseu tie Die Eeuielspfoten.
g9eun Oh nidt taH8eit Wie man
pieiits
"a ipirit man S6nnlb auf Deine
G1re;
lln0 ploblr9 miro 0ann a6geibmeiit,
gIls Oh es elm @eipaB nur ipdre.
60 treibt'S oie ggeIt, 10 iin0 oie 2eiIt'
sdwer it's, ali iolde 5relmoibait
bauen;
Aubt man all Ieinem @uien beitt,
BALD fiiat es Gi1 nit tiefem @rnten.
Ga idleidt Der Sotan iiber gta6t
llno moAt' did IN oen g(beruno
treten,
Oh W1euidenfino, nimm Did in
9l6tl
8ein ipinnt er ieiue giftgen Sdoenl
Cont aIoubt' id ME an TeuieIs.
inaht
6rei idug 6as Ser3 Dem Sidt eut-
gegen;
SD bab' iie manbmol ausgeladt,
Gie iid befreu5eno idlafen Iegen.
SD elou6te. mas mein gluee fab,
Did fonnP fein Wmmmeuihon5 be.
tboren;
Ole Sie6e mar mein @loria,
QIuf MenIdentreue Ourit' id idpo-
rem.
SD mar bait jung nihts fodt' MIDI
an
Sd ia6 Die g9eIt i'm 8lumenfleioe;
Sebt iteie ib milo ben @fao 6inan
llpo itebe oLe Tag I'M Streite.
gln Teiiiel glaube ib idon lang,
Jlidi S6rner baben lie uno Sufe;
&or EeiiieISmeni6en lit mir bang,
@1on iinOet iie ouf ieOer Stuie.
galo 6eiB, baIo falt, faum oaB mans
oenft.
&6nat mm oen DlonteI nah benz
g8in0e;
Dlond arines Opfer miro Derieuft,
Gen Ieeten StoB giebt man ge.
ibminoe.
0onn beiBfs: IS mar nibt bos ge.
meint
9lls tonnt' man ieOen 5dooen fliden,
God ieoe E6rane, Die gemeint
Miro emit oas iaIide Ser5 eritiden.
glidts 1T 10 beiIie uno 10 rein,
glls wenn iib treue Ser5en iinoen;
Gin Simmel iou's auf @rOen iein,
lIno aae S6otten miiiien idpinoeu.
Sei es oabeifi, i'm cngeH 2reis,
Sei's orauBet, IN Dem Eagsgetriebe;
Tds Ser8 aebt auf, in Sob uno 9sreis,
Gas lit Der Sinmell GaS 1T Siebel
u. 8. Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Sr. Stone er6uIt iidJ iuicOcr.

ST.. gm. s. Gtone, ebemaIiaer
3oaeinnebmer itno Better Ser repli.
bIifoniiden Organization Ser lid int
st. Soicpb's @oipitol" elmer Spc.
ration unteraieben muBte, befinoet
lid auf Dem @eae Der @elierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

@odentoqen Seeproouff Wiobl3ei.
ten. &eaclirbie6en uO 9iQarOipiele,
mo ouf Dem itillen Gee idloiitcln
lid i6laufe 9oote 81 @olerfubrteu
perlodenO einlaoenO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

6cronsoefmOen DOB sic 6eiOen See
ger in Ser 2mOalc- lno Der NlcGlil-
Io6itraBe Gie6itG6lc 6egonoen babcu.