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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-04
Et rnigt Nnrhr,t.
De nuroiife 2anbe pebtaeer, at sef
apoe sSamarbtjbe nnber arieem
ifal fortiattes ! 6reoens Gage.
Gn 8eretnins fra Miniitermgbef.

L tgs q ~ a 4H
Som tibligere 1neooelt, bolotes
! Ser / Slut11ingen al Mai ct ifa1oi-
nabiif Miniltern19be i StocfbnIn-
Sra oe it0it mootogne oanife gldbe
|bri11ger hi fdgenbe otficielle 8eret-
rtng fra Wpoet:
Otter Sn0bD6efie af SEN 5penfe-,
Gegiering bar Der i Dagene fra oer
26. It'll %. Wfoj 1919 / @tocfboIm
flur6et ct Mb6eSteo mellem oe ban
ife, 11orife og Ioenife 5fats< og
l1oenrigsmi11iitre, Man fo111toterene
meb itor 1ilfreosbeo, at set 111oer
arigel1 bar lDffcbes 6e tire 2aroe at
opretbol6e beres Nentrnlitetspolitif,
og at oeres san1arbejbe be11ne
&enieenbe baboe f1pttet ftnrfe
9ann6 inelle1n oe11.
timber M9bet 6reftebes en- 8eHe
Spprgsmaal, ion1 bererer be ire
2an6es sSS1lteresier, og ion1 1i6en bet
| ii6ite afbol6te Winiitern1g6e er BE
bet aftuelle. Man beba11ole6e set
for bele @erbe11su6piflinger iaa be-
tponingsfu16e Spergslnoa1 ON Sol
fenes Sorbunb og el1ebes ON at Ia
6e fortiatte BEN felles SSorbereoeIie
uf 3e 6ern1e6 Sorbinbelie itooe11be
ipecie1e Sp6rgs1naal gje11relu be
&olnn1islrrer, iom / fine 9ib er neb-
lat 6ertil. geaa1 Spgrgsmaalet onr
Eili1lttr1i1tg til ,Sorbu11bet ffl1lbe op-
tages til 9lfgjgrelle, piloe man ienere
fonferere on1.
Ser gabes 9ieniioige OplDs71inger
ON 6e ft6en set li61te Minilter1nBbe
in6traa6te Soran0ringer / SEN ban--
6elspoliti1fe Situation. Set fren1gif
berof, at lt6bifIinge11 baboe neret oF
ensortet &orafter 6e tre 2a1ioe-
Wean enebes ON giennen1 Sc i Sc fire
2n116e 1te6fatte Erafttottff ffemu1is}io-
ner at 1ntoeriege Muligbeoerue for
oglaa efter &rigen at lantarbei6e
paa set 6fononnffe Omraaoe-# 2ige-
Ie0es rao0eoe ser G1igbeb on, at
set ollerebe i1t6le6ebe iociaIpeliitiFe
San1arbei6e ifal fortietteg. Wm1
tom oberets om be6 Ell IerIig 9ele-
geret ltrafs at optage til 9berbef
elie at lpge giennen1f6rt pao ens-
artet Weaa0e 6e &rab, ion1 bbcrt at
Sc tre 2on0e bar poa Gritat1iua fog
oe nn6er 56fri9en Ii6te Sab. 9ea
Ibelntte6es at beige Gelegerebe for
6e tire 2an6e for at oberbeie Ell
}9amarbej6e be6rgrenbe BoretnaeIfem
|af oe norbi1fe 2anoes eSs11teres}er T
Stater, Ser for6ereoer en- 8ei eiIog1eg
gelie eller &onfisfotion of llMeu-
binges Gilgo6ebonen6er. WoerIigere
orpfteoeS Sp9rgslnaalet ON Sen l.
btsie 2an6e in6fgrte 8elfotnina Off
116enlan6ife &be0erier.
O}on bar et1ige onl, at Sc tire Carr
beg finaniielle saefpn6igc i garis
beoHipenoe ifaI itoa i GorbinbeIFe
meo bina11oen beo @oretogelfen af
De betp6elige S1teresIer, fom Bor-
gere / 6e tire 2anoe bar i. NnIe1-
ming of Dbelie al &rebit nnoer Sri
ge,1.
Gnbpioere fonitotereoes, at Re-
ejeringerne Dor enige ON ogioa efter
&rigers Slutning at fortiatte oea
fortro1ige og be1lifabelige 5a1nr-
bejoe, Der paa forifiellige Snsruur
Der bar fltn6et 5teb til @apn for be
tre 2o11be.
--------ye-O->.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-04
Jeobalo BON 8etbn1an11=
<hdigcre Tiff @igSfa'1s1er

81. IS 85@, JeuUlllus 3uult Oe1yutu''t
~. <hMigcre Tiff &igsfo,,s1el
ira 1yuyi til 1917, bar forl1,elt beot
Sc alliereoe % asiociereoe 0fagter
ONT at title bam for en- Douritol lite
oe,,for Ben forbenparenbe 4euer
Cts -@nnslerel1 flyer, at ban poatoQ
fig M,,iparet for Gpitlanos Sa'1ol'11'
ger ,mber fin @nbebsti6 og ittller
I}ia 1eTp till Sc alliereoes Mspolttio11
Gplflano ct bleben ne66elt, at
8lofaben pil blipe opbpbet, laalnart
Set bar rotificeret Graftatel1.
sSrebsfonFere1,cen / 8aris pil It'll
for sllpor tage fat poa oe11 eltr1alte
sSreostraftat. Derefter pil Srafta,
terne mes 8ulgorien og Eprfiet ll1:
be taget op.
Sc tDife reafti,tere 8laoe forbo1.
ser Zig for Set n1elte taus ,neo Sen.
ip1 til l1116ertcgninge11 al sSreos'
traftote,,. Men flere 8la6e 11otaltl
|jig oog bittert angaaen6e l1noe"teg:
|11ingen. 5onlebes ifriner "8erlt11el
geeue1te Macbricbten":: "l1nocrteg.
ningen er Sorreoeri. Set npIte al.
ninoelige 8alg oil biie, bpao Tp:
Iferne rneller om Graftaten /" Gage
blatt" betegner 3raftoter Ell $50.
pirlap". Sen melt boloiontme Mr.
tifel lepcres al "Deuticbe 3eitl1ng"
! iom ltger: "gn 8olosfreo er bleper
unoerteguet i Gerioilles. SNflanoS
sore er begrabet. @1tn naflabeligt
9lrbeioe pil lptte os iltan6 til a
gienpinoe Dor &1oos blan6t Ser
6ens g3atio1ter. @oo fo>nrner &ep
l1en pper @aneren fra 1919"
I6rebstraftatens &eitemmelier ,nei
! 6eniDn til slesbis.
@rp1,ien melle1n Spifla1r6 %
Danmorf ifo1 folt1ettes / Oberens
(ltemn1elie meo 8efolfningenS Rn
liter, ibet Ser foretoges en- Mf1tetn
ming 9eor6ileshig lom Ell @elbe>
og / 3ele al Mellentilespig | @om
1n1,11er. 10 Gage efter sSrebenS Mf
iIntning ifa1 sc tpife Sropper o{
Mpnbigbe6er remlne @gnen geori
for Sen 2inie, ser lgber fra Mun
oingcn al ellen 5pb for &oppel
@lesbig og lreoerifsltoo iant 81
6eren langs @orbitbelt;5pb for Spn
ming, og Mrbejoer- og Solbatcrroa
6e1te ,6elme Gone lfol .opleles. Tin
!
ser slfltemn1ingen ifol 3onen beitpre:
,of en- international &omn1islton, BE
1tooenoe al 5 'Mc6len1mer, al bptlf
6en norife og ipenife &egierihg hi
jblibe opfor6ret til at b9lge 2.
s set f9rlte 9(f1nit, 6er u6gie
Sen nor6lige Gone, fa1 Mfitemnin
:; finoc 9teo i116e1for ct Si6srunt a
3 Tiger, efter at Eplferne bor rpm
met 2onoet. Sbis 9lf1ten1ningen fal
Ser 116 til sSor6el for bets 9ilbage
ben6en til 9a11morf, bi1 Oan1nar
i1trafs f1rnne beiette Set.
s 26ct 9liinit, Gpo for lite Mi
|fnit, ifo1 MfIten1ningen finbe 5tc
in0enfor ct Gi6srum al 5 Tiger ei
ter Mfitenningen i f6rite 9lflnit. SIC
fultatet pil blipe opgiort fomn,une
IInis. S 26et Mflnit ct ion1 befje1,b
@pen Tlensborg beligge1be.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-04

stgt ssnoiamIingen til gsnber-
jpberne!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-04
Gplfla1o er bleben meb6elt, at
8lofa0en pil blibe opbGpet, iaalr1ort
set bar rotificeret Graftaten.

sSrebsfonferencen / 8aris pil iii
for s[lpor tage fat poa Ben pltrialfe
sSreostraftat. Derefter piI Srafta-
terne mes 8ulgarien os Eprfiet tl1:
be taget op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-04
3fra BryaBrl.

1orn r1a1tge Mnr bar opbol0t 1tg
8elgien, men life bgret Ser amber
arigen, ifil0rer fine SStrotrpf fra ct
|0pbo1o i 8rpsiel / M}ai Moalee6
Set ser log mig ferlt bar, flyer
bon, Brpsiels { Sorpanoling fra Ell
ifinne,1oe rem 9p til en- ffiooen. Ma,
er begpn6t at rea1ie og male oe Of
fentIige 8pgrii,ger;; oe pripate nao
bente, og set gaar 1angiomt freln'
as. @elt 1tnberligt er. bet at ie> at
11eIte,l enbber Dpr o. 8ort mangler
Sc 1e6po11lige Nobnep1aber % &lof-
fer og Dprbomre al Meto1; Gpiferne
bar toget oet .oltlamme11, libt efter
li6t, efterfom oeres egen Mongel
|ltcg ssssn6en6grs 1abrer nta1t iffe
| iao meget. @jer11e Dar bobt en- 1n9rf=
b9r6ig @bne til at 1fju1e enbber
Sing al birfelig 8eroi .og life u6-
lebere mere ems set itrg,1gt nebben<
oige til Mefbirenterne.
s @n6elibet e1 ser life ltor sSor-
ol1bri1le. S S 40e1 1le6re Bp" er oe,
oct famine 2ib Tom fgr. @eitarro11tel
| lpg Eheatre CT opcrfD16te, bbtlfct no.
turligpis til6eIs ifpl6es geerperel1er
al ct 1tort Eroppefontil1gel1t. Sppr=
i:pqnene ct fnrre M11ta1 en6 fsr
&rigen, Ga set poa @ru1r6 af Man-
ge1 paa Materiel er 11m11ligt at re-
porepe 6ent, og oerfor fDlote til
Erengiel; @atfferne Ter man tro6s
|5orbltb beiotte al 8prn ogSol6ater.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tan mi faces,
men Iafsterne, ser fgr &rigen bar
tneget bpje, er 6obbelt iaa 1tore mi,
Hriierne er oct bele taget bpje,
men 6og lobere ems / &oris;; Der
|imo6 bpiere e116 / Sc belgi1fe Nro.
ninsbDer. Ser er i11ge1 Segn til
Meolog &otelberternes oloeles
Eoper6repne iSor6ri11ger;; men Sc
folnlner til poo bette En11ft at gibe
.|fig og til / set he1e at bite Zig mere
[i1np1efolnnreltoe en0 for 4jebliffet
bis 6e bill fe sen 5trp1n al 3nrilter
lon1 alle penter, 1,aar 5on1fero1els.
forbol6ere ct blebe11 mere 11ortnale
Spao tror Sc tnalt bill ftge til en-
Negning pna ( ST. SO c. for tr
Gpejl9g, 11aor 2 "gora11teret friife"
. sgg fan fjpbes for IS ct.
8efolfningen i @rpsie1 ipnes me.
re e1,6 ol16re @Der at bere trp1
og 11e0trDft. Me1 er bette 11oge1
i ]ltnoer? Bi, ser life bnr prgpet bet
fan iffe ret foritoa, bptlfen nerpgs
5hpn6ing Offl1pnttorle,, maatte for.
oorioge. Sffe blot bet, at mdn al
brig bi6ite, bpao III set naite bor
iom 9Diferne (les bocbes) biIbe 10.
retogeiig (fun pioite n1a1f, at set bill:
. Sc bore noget ubebageligt), men
I mere sSjel16elts blotte geerp9relF
aIMar efter 9[nr aior6e 5in6ef t1f11dt
4 sSelelien al at bore gotife af1faare1
fra ben 6Drige 8erbe1t bar ff1nge116e
Z NDbe6er fit ntal, bio @oma1to, 81
! q. leiligbeosDts gielrlte1n ct 9e1rn1e,
!. of "Iines" iom folgtes til fobel.
Z cirfl1lere6e mellem Berner.
Dean ier oDeralt ct itort 9lntal al
i Mbeioslpie, arbei0slpie alene al
. oen @rr1to, at Tabriferne, bpori 81
arbej6eoe, er bergpebe olt pg ltoo1
fion1 tonln1e Snler Dsan 1t1ofcr bef
4 Fat lie, at n9iten alle @lasfer CT or.
/ |oentlig fla6te oa bar oroentIig 500
|tsi. Wanife biloe BOG bperfe1 &la.
bernie eller 8ootpjet itaa for Ell 1tpr.
mere Sss1ripeftiorr. Det forbo1ospis
Igooe l1bieeltoe trpr leg Fplbes Bel
/ lgier1tes iginefaIbenbe gb,te tilat fac
BET met n,'tliae 1ao at liot % q
i6aarligt Materiale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-04

ssra Dr11firf, SO. 9. lneooeles, at
80 &erioner bi6es 0rabte og mere
emo 40 1aarebe beo ct Gogionunen-
itpo tiolig girsoag Moreen.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

made by said surveyor and APP
proved by a majority of the
members of the Board of Super
visors of Road District No. 2 then
that they be submitted to the
Highway Department, Board of
State Engineers for it's approval
under Act 80 Of the Extra Session
of Louisiana for 1917, and that
after said approval bv said Board
of Supervisors and the Board of
State Engineers that the Board of
Supervisors Of Road District No. 2
advertise for bids to- construct
said roads.
This motion being put to a vote,
the result was: Yeas, Messrs.
j. J. Olivier, Oscar Romero,
Luzion Sedotal, Frank Greig and
Sidney Hebert.
Nays, none and the motion is
hereby declared carried.
There being no further bust
ness the members Of the Board Of
Supervisors adjourned.
SIDNEY HEBERT,
Secretary.
OSCAR ROMERO,
Chairman.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

eraI preventives of injury from
the, borer, the entomologists say.
Experience has shown that where
corn has followed itself upon the
same fed for two or more years
the loss from the borer has been
much greater than where an an
nnal change has been practiced.
Upon, emerging in the spring. the
moths, finding themselves sur
rounded by young corn, commences
egg laying at once. and escape the
dangers encountered by searching
for another field of corn.
This pest Injuries corn in two
ways. In the early part Of the
season it eats small holes in the
unfolding leaves Of the corn, thus
checking the plants growth. The
most serious form of injury
chargeable to this pest. however,
occurs late in the season, when
the borer tunnels into the stalk
near it's base, so weakening the
plant that any unusual strain such
as heavy wind will break it and
destroy all chances Of its matur-
ing.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
DESTROY STALKS AND STUB
BILE TO KILL CORNSTALK
BOXER.

Corn growers in the Southeast
ern States should destroy all corn
stalks and stubble remaining In
the fields from the previous crop
before spring planting time comes
in order to kilt the larger corn
stalk borer which may be winter
ing there. This is the recommen-
dation made by entomologists OF
the United States Department OF
Agriculture in Farmers Bulletin
1925. soon to be- published by the
department. Cleaning up the
cornfields and thus destroying the
breeding places Of the insect IS
probably the best remedy known
for controlling this pest. the en-
tomologists say. but to- be most
effective the work should be I'M
dertaken simultaneously by all
the farmers of locality:
The method employed to dispose
Of the stalks and stubble will de-
pend largely on conditions in In
dividual cases. If the stubble IS
cut low and the land is moderately
heavy a thorough deep plowlng
NAV suffice: for covering OF an
inch or two of well-settled soil IS
sufficient to nrevent the escape II
the moths of the borers. Bring
ing the strbble to the surface
where it can dry and be exposed
during winter will kill many OF
the larvae but this method dc.
ponds too much on the state OIL
the weather to be entirely effec-
tive. BY far the best plan IS to 0
remove the stubble from the neio
with a rake and burn 1t.
Rot alton is one Of the best gen.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
LARGE HOMEWARD TROOP
MOVEMENT Is ON WAY
OVER.

Washington, March lS.-Depar'
ture from France of approximate
" 10000 officers IND men of the
American expeditionary forces
the largest single homeward move
ment of troops since the cessation
of hostilities-was announced 10
day by the War Department. The
returning soldiers are aboard two
cruisers, the Montana and the
Pueblo, and fourteen transports.
Among tie latter is the George
Washington, on which President
Wilson returned to France.
Troops making up the move
ment include unit of the Thirty
seventh (Oho National Guard
and Thirtieth Tennessee, North
and South Carolina National
Guard) Divisions. the Seventy
second Coast Artillery regiment,
and a great number of casuals.
The transport and cruisers are
hue to arrive at American ports
between March % and April z.
The cruisers Pueblo is due to ar
rive at New York March 2Sth with
the Thi d Battalion Headquarters
and Compares !, X, l. and NJ of
the l47th infantry; the 112th
Supply Train Complete; ambu.-
ance service sections sol. 500, 546
$40, 627 629. 631. 635, and GAP and
casual companies for Ohio, Geor-
gia and Massachusetts,.
The transport George Washing
ton due at New York March ~.
has GARD the 135th Machine Gun
Battalion complete, the 10TH
a detachment of the Fifty-fifth Ser
vice Company Signal Corps; hirty-
five casual officers; 631 sick and
wounded, and causal companies
for Pennsylvania, Illinois Kansas,
Kentucky. Minnouri. Rhode Is
land Georgia and scattered des-
tinatiOns.
The transport Pocahontas is ex-
pected to arrive at Newport News
March, % with the First and Third
Battalion headquarters medical de-
tachment companies A, B. c. D,
l. and NJ Of the 18th Infantry;
headquarters First Battalion. or
dance detachment, sanitary de-
tachment, First and Second Bat
talon, headquarters machine gun
and supply companies A to F, in
elusive, Of the 117th Infantary,
and a ler-pumber of casuais.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
JEANERETTE OPENS BASE
BALL,

The gates Of the new base ball
park at Jeanerette will open on
Sunday. March 23d Tomorrow
and they will have as their rivals
the crack Officers Training School
team of st. Charles College Grand
Coteau. Coach mcdonnell will
bring the best club that ever rep
resented this College. He has
some of the best men that played
ball in Louisiana and he expects
to bring the bacon back to the
uniform men. The Jeanerette
club will have some Of its old
stars in their lineup and now
that the men are being dis
charged from the army a good
club Will represent the Jeanerettc
club.
Tho Cleveland Indians are ex-
pected to close with Manager E.
J. FucIch for March 30th and
Jeanerette is expecting the larg-
est crowd for the first two games
If New iberia organizes they can
get in touch with Manager Fucich
who will be pleased to do business
with them.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
FORGOT What He Needed.

From the Republican, Mt. Giliad, Ohio:
The editor had an interesting experience
some time ago, when young GENTLEMAN
came to this office and asked for a copy
Of the Morrow County Republican. de
scrutinized it carefully when a copy was
handed him. and then said: "Now /
know" What is it you are looking for,"
we inquired. my wife sent me after a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and I forgot the name. I went to sever
II stores and theclerks named over every
in the line on the shelf except Chamber
lsin's" I'll try again, and I'll never 60
home without Chamberlain's Cough
Rgnsdy." The republican would sssgest
to the proprietors Of stores, that they post
their clerks. and never let them srbsti-
tute. Customers lose faith in stores
where substituting is permitted, to say
nothing to the injustice to makers Of good
goods and the disappointment of customers
(AdvsYtisenent.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

fho Strong Withstand the Winter
Cod Better Than To Week
You mast isavo Health. Strength and En-
dwance 70 feht CoIdt, Clip and lnduenza.
when your blood 10 not IN . healthy
condition and does not circulate peopeely.
youf system y unable To- Withstand tn
Winter cold.
GROVES TASTEl ESGChill TONIC
futiAes tho System Atainst Colds, Grip
and Influenza b. Puifyiht and Eprichin1
tho Blood
h contains the wen k1swn tonic peop.
eetieO Of Quinine and Iron In form
acceptable TO the most delicate stomach.
end 70 pleasant to take. You can soon teel
&soenetheaine. lnyioontint Eject oec'
(Advertisement.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

The time has come when un-
scientific patching of the country
roads ought to cease The farm
er needs a good roads great deal
more then the pleasure driving
automobilists To the latter bad
road means simply a little discom-
fort. To the farmers it means
many hours Of time wasted while
he draws his loads through the
sloughs of mud. It means that
he must keep more horses and thai
his beasts Of burden will wear on
quicker. Let every farmer insis
hat the road officials Of his neigh
: orhood do modern, scientific
york.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

Let us say to you, young man,
that pluck wins more. battles than
luck. Wishing is the easiest way
in the world to get poor living.
Looking for the fortunate star TO
rise is like standing on the ocean s
strang waiting and watching for
wealth-laden ships to come over
the sea that never put out.
Wishing brings small income,
and the taxes on it are enormous.
Ayoyelles Enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
SOUTHERN BOYS IN Wth
HEADED FOR HOME PORTS.

A number Of units of the Eighty
seventh Division are now on the
sea on their way to, the United
States for demobilizatinn. They
are expected to arrive. at Atlantic
ports befOfe the end Of the month
and are scheduled to, be dis
charged from Eastern camps.
Among the troops sailing from
France Tuesday are parts Of the
346th Infantry Of the Eighty.
seventh Division. composed Of
Louisiana. Mississippi and Ark
ansas men, who were trained al
Camp Pike. Arkansas.
The steamship Alaskan is ex
pected at Newport News abou
March 29th with the staff Of tn
Second and Third Battalions AM
Companies E, F, C, n, ]. X. L, AM
NJ of the 346th Infantry. Com
panies< /. B and C. Of the 312.l
Field Signal Battalion Of tn
Eighty-seventh Division are expet
ted at New York March ~ on tn
transport Manchuria.
Three vessels arriving Tuesda
at Newport News brought MOI
than 1000 troops including me
| from Alabama and Texas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 2
PARISH OF IBERIA.

Proceedings Of the organization
Of the Board of Supervisors Of
Road District No. 2 Of the Parish
Of Iberia, La. under the terms and
conditions of Section 4 Of Act No.
80 of the Extra Session of the
General Assembly of Louisiana
for the year 1917. held at New
iberia, La, on the 14th day of
March 1919, after due notice given
to each member.
The Board Of Supervisors of
Road District No. 2 Of the Parish
Of iberia, La, in accordance with
the terms and conditions of Act
80 Of the Extra Session of the
General Assembly of Louisiana
for 1917, met this day the 18th
of March 1919 after due notice
given to each member.
There were present: Messrs. j..
j. Olivier. Oscar Romero. Luzion
Sedotal, Frank Greig and Sidney
Hebert. Absent, None.
On motion duly seconded and
carried Mr.. Sidney Hebert was
instructed to act as temporary
Chairman and Mr.. j. J. Olivier as
temporary Secretary.
Mr.. Sidney Rebert in the chair
placed Mr.. Oscar Romero in NOM
ination as permanent chairman
and the nomination being duly
seconded and carried Mr.. Oscar
Romero was duly elected as perm
anent chairman.
On motion of Mr.. J. j. OLIVES,
Mr.. Sidney Hebert was placed n
nomination as permanent secre-
tary and there being no further
nomination Mr.. Hehert hereby
unanimously elected, permanent
secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. J. j. Olivier,
seconded by Mr.F rank Greig and
carried the following resolution
was adopted to-wit:
Resolution.
Resolved by the Board OF Su-
pervisors of Road District No. ?
of the Parish of Iberia, La. that
there shall be constructed in Road
District No. 2 Of the Parish OF
Iberia, La, hard surfaced roads.
Carried unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. Sedotal. sec.
onded by Mr.. Greig. that the
Highway Department Board Of
State Engineers be and it is
hereby requested to designate and
send surveyor to make a survey
plans and specifications for thu
construction Of the proposed road!
| in Road District No. 2 Of the Par
ish of iberia, La, and that afte
y said plans and specifications ar
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

BY the act of Congress. June e,
ratifying the migratory bird
treaty between the United States
and Canada 1922 species Of Nor II
American birds come under the
protection of the Governments Of
these two countries. This is well
said to be the greatest. item of
bird protective legislation ever
enacted.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

The Secretary of the Treasury
has just placed an additional sum
of $1O0,O00,OO0 to the credit Of
American loans to the country for
Italy, making the total Of the
war expenses, 81, 80, 100000 and
our total loans to all Of the AL
lies $685.. 523, TOP.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder for kidney and
bladder troubles, gravel. diabetes, weak
and lame back. rheumatism and Irregular
tiles Of the kidneys and bladder in both
men and women. If not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail ON receipt
Of Si.25. One small bottle 10 two
months treatment and often cures. Send
for sworn testimonials. DR.. E. w. Hall.
1926 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold
by druggists.-Adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
SAYS LEMON JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKlES
Girls! Make this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and; Wlsiten your skin.

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard white, shake we'll, and you have
. quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for few
cents Massage this swestly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles and
blemishes disappear and how clear, soft
and white the skin beoomea Yes! It
is harmless.
Advertisement,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

.LAx-FOS WITH PEPSIN. Is specially
prepared Syrup Tonic Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
should Be taken regularly for IA to q days
to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. Coo
per bottle.
(AdyeYtisement.l