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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28
On Thursday the Police Jur,

On Thursday the Police Jury
met in special session to open bids
for the purchase of the road bonds
in the First, Third, Fifth and
Eighth Wards amounting to 1885,.
900. After discussing the pro-
posals received, the members of
the Jury rejected the bids in their
entirety as being unsatisfactory.
From what we were able to ascer-
tain through Police Juror Dier-
lein it was deemed unwise to sell
the bonds which would begin
bearing interest Immediately
upon their disposal when condi-
tions were such that it would
very likely be several months yet
before the work could be started.
The interest on such a large
amount of bonds runs into the
thousands of dollars annually and
it is useless to waste such money
until the Jury is assured no diff.
ficulty will be experienced in Sc
curing gravel and labor. 1t is the
intention Of the jury to push the
of the highways in
the Fourth, Sixth and Seventh
Wards as rapidly as possible just
as. soon as the bonds issued have
been given final approval. The
road work in the Sixth Ward will
be done under the supervision and
direction of Engineer w. 4.
Frantz. while in the Fourth Ward
The McCrary Company have been
employed as engineers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

The Teche Laundry has Sc
cured the services Of Mr.. Gustave
Drouet who returned here from
Texas after an absence Of several
years. Mr.. Drouet has had some
twenty years practical experience
in the laundry business and now
that he has accepted the foreman
ship, this institution is in position
to turn out much better grade
Of laundry than heretofore.
Messrs. Mestayer and Mestayer,
the proprietors are bending every
effort to please the public and ask
the support Of the people. This
institution deserves the patronage
of the entire population and Mr..
Mike Arrigo who had taken the
aeencv Of the Alexandria laundry
has given up soliciting in ord y
not to interfere with the success
full management Of this little in.
dustrv. This being the case we
can see no reason for any Of our
citizens to withhold their washing. |
Mr.. Arrigo will devote all Of his
time to his business Of tailoring|
and pressing.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28
Mr.. Milliken of Crowley, RI

Mr.. Milliken Of Crowley, rep
resenting the Rice Growers Asso-
citation of Louisiana has been in
our Parish for several days inter
estlng our rice farmers to become
members Of the Association. Mr..
Milliken says that this Association
will secure the best figures
for all rice sold for the men,
bers and stated that he had
no difficulty in getting all Of the
Iberia rice growers to sign up.
indications point to one Of the
biggest rice crops in this Parish at
any time since this cereal has been
planted, and it is more than prob
able all Of the growers of the
cereal will make handsome prof
its again this season.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

The Imperial Furniture Co. OF
this City which is one Of the larg-
est retail furniture houses IN
South Louisiana have this week
made some changes in their build
ing, which not only adds to the
looks of the interior, but enables
the prospective buyer to see the
beauty of any set Of furniture
carried in stock. They have par
titioned off four display rooms
which have been beautifully
papered and lighted and set up
complete sets Of furniture therein
SO that the Inspector can see for
themselves just how bed room
will look when set up in their
own homes. Even complete kitchen
display with all the utensils has
been neatly arranged in order to
display the stoves and they are
handling. as well as other pieces
Of wood work used in the best
kitchens. Taken col
lectively the displays as arranged
by Mr.. Frank Dauterive in the
Imperial Furniture House has no,
equal in Louisiana.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

The Record of Kingsville,
Texas spoke thusly of the arrival
there Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rob-
ertson after his marriage to Miss
Felicie Greig of this City: "E.
G. Robertson, assistant division
engineer returned Wednesday
with his bride, looking as happy
as a meadow lark, and received
the congratulations of his many
friends"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

1t has began to dawn. upon
our citizens that the steps beng
taken to pave the streets OF New
Iberia is beginning to bear fruit
in more ways than one. Since
this Improvement has been an as
sured fact, numerous purchases
Of real estate has taken place IN
New Iberia. The last transaction
Of Importance was the sale OF the
two buildings corner Of French
and Main Street owned by Mayor
Sealy. This property was sold
last Wednesday by Mr.. r: A.
Jacob to the Teche Motor Co. OF
for $4,000. The cor
ner floor space will remain as e
nool room until the least expires
after which the entire structure
will be used as display room for
autos and accessories sold by thel
new purchasers Of the property.
The other building used as a.
laundry will be vacated as soon asl
the proprietors can get another|
location. In discussing the pur-
,hase with Mr.. Jackson, member
,f the firm, he was very pro-
1ounced in his statements that
what has held New Iberia back |
vas its public streets and the bad
.oads leading into the City. WereI
{ not for the improvements soon
o be under way in New 1berial
hese gentlemen would never have
making such a heavy
Investment in New Iberia real
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

We had an appreciated call
on Thursday from Mr.. A. G. Smoke
the Mayor Of the Village of Lo-
reauville dn discussing contem-
plated improvements in his town.
Mr.. Smoke informed us that the.
citizens this week voted a fivymiIf
special tax covering a period Of
five years to build and equip an
electric light plant. It is pro-
posed to install crude oil engine
and render both the day and night
service. Loreauville has been
making rapid progress for the past
ten years and movement is now
on foot to extend the City limits
which will add to the population.
From what we are told those who
reside out Of the present limits OF
the corporation are all anxious to
be taken in the municipality, 50 as
to get the benefit Of light service
and better sidewalks and streets.
Mr.. Smoke is practically a new
conner in Loreauville having
settled there only about two years
ago. Last April he was elected
Mayor without any opposition
which bespeaks much for one who
has been identified with the com
munity for such short period.
He is a wide-awake official and
We do not doubt but what Loreau-
lille will continue to thrive with
him at the head Of its government (
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28
PAGE FIVE

estate. TO a great many the
price of these paving improve
ments seem extortionate, but when
taken into consideration the pay
ments are divided into eleven in.
stallments there are but few prop
erty holders that will not be i'm
position to meet the payments.
The costs will be collected an
nually when the taxes are paid
INTO the City treasury.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28
PERSO ONAL.S


Miss Edna May Mestayer O.
Belle Place is the guest of Misse.
Corinne aud Mercedes Valet.
Miss Helen Jones of F'ranklir
is the guest of Miss Cordelle De
Blanc.
Mr.. Walter Kemper and son
Mr.. Walter Kemper, Jr. were Wis
itors here Tuesday from Franklin
Mrs. Jos. Bienvenue and son
Carroll Of New Orleans are visit
ing relatives here for few days
Miss Lottie Kramer is the guest
"a relatives in New Orleans.
= Miss Lucille Simon of st. Mar
tinsville spent several days here
with Miss Sadie Belanger.
After several days visit here
with Mrs. Joe Courrege. Miss Hes
ter Kramer has returned to her
home in New Orleans.
Mrs. Ed. Evans has returned to
her home in New Orleans, having
visited relatives here for a few
weeks.
Misses Lillian Broussard and
Leona Etienne Of Houstin, Texas
visited friends in New Orleans
for q few days.
Mr.. William Carver left last
Sunday for North Carolina where
he entered summer normal.
Mrs. Gremillion Of Alexandria
was weekend visitor here with
Misses Rita and Lillian Soulier.
MiDs Emily Otis of New Orleans
Is the guest Of Mrs. H. j. David.
Mrs. Robert Perry entertained
on Wednesday evening in honor
~ De Nina Burke and her guests
Misses Drane and Flora with q
luncheon and moving picture
party.
Mr.. John Gueydan left 'Wednes-.
day for his home in Gurley after,
several davs visit here at the home
Of On. j. w. Sanders.
Mrs. Gordan Sandoz and chill
dren are visiting Mrs. j. B. Levert1
at st. John Plantation.
Mrs. Sumpter Cousin is the
guest Of relatives in Alexandria.
Mrs. Letcher Grant and little
daughter have returned from 81
visit TO relatives in Alabama.
MI Tete Of Houston, Texas ar-I
rived here. on Wednesday from
Houston to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holland.
Mr. Joe VOORHEES, Of Lafayettcl
WAS 4 business visitor here on.
Thur day.
frk Seaman and daughter Ms.
Walters have returned to:
L y home ii Bowie after ! visit: !:
"a With Nh. Walter Berard.
NH Csmille Flory and Mrs.
0larellce Duperier have returned
From y visit q Houston. Texas.
Mn n. +. Smith arrived here
~ Sunday from Louisville, KY
"a = the guest of Mr.. Harry
Nh Carrie Gonsoulin 81 Lo-I
eeuviIle Is spendihs ! few days.
l1h her aunt md uncle, Mr.. and
k = A. Gon6ouln. i
o. Ethel GejSn has retnrnedI
~ Attsndm ssleol il New Or.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

| Mrs. j. A. Clements Of Baton
Rouge, sister-in-law Of DR.. j. A
Goodwin arrived here this week
to spend a few days.
The venerable Mrs. A. Lape.
rouse who has been on the sick list
for quite long time is reported
seriously i'll.
Mr.. s. B. DeBellevue left on
Thursday for an extended trip
through Texas to be absent about
ten days.
Misses Corinne and Margaret
Steckler are attending summer
school at L. S. U.
Mrs. Henry Dreyer and sister
Miss Maude Steckler were visitors
in New Iberia.
Miss May Gonsoulin Of Port
Arthur, Texas was visitor with
relatives here this week.
Mrs. Hiram Carver and daugh-
ter Miss Ethel left on Friday for
a visit in California.
Rev. R. R. Diggs was a business
visitor to Gueydan on Tuesday.
Misses Mary Lou Lyons, Norma
Rubber Of Crowley, Mrs. A. w.
Wilkins, Mr.. c. G. Carver and Mr..
Ralph Carver of Rayne were vis-
itors here on Wednesday at the
home of Rev. III. N. Brown.
Mrs. Fernand Veazey of Austin.
Texas is spending some time here
the guest of her sister Mrs. Alpha
Fontelieu.
Mrs. Henry Dreyer and Mrs. Fl.
Steckler visited relatives in La
fayette this week.
Among those who spent the
weekend here with their parents
from Lafayette Industrial were
Misses Ada Louviere, Myrtle Win
ters, Make Taylor, Blanche,
Haste and Gladys Taylor.
Mrs. j. W. Sanders is spending
some time in New Orleans.
Misses Hermina Jack and Nina
Webster of Jeanerette are visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Dupre.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Disch and
children are visiting relatives inl
Houston, Texas.
Little Misses Mary and Mar
jorie Sandoz are visiting their
aunt Mrs. Calfery in Franklin.
Mr.. Walter Eaperouse Of Gal
weston spent several days here
this week ct the home Of Mr.. Joe
litter.
Mrs. Sam Garbo and daughter
and Miss Josephine Jennaro are
spending . Few days in Opelousas
With relatives and friends.
Miss Anna May Boudreaux of
Abbeville Is the guest Of Miss
Hilda Harkins
Mrs. Bo0kvauH and children oil
Lutcller afe visiting her mother
Yrs. Sam Roth.
After several days visit here
With relatfsrss Mr.. Pollard SealyI'
las returned 70 Shreveport.
4 Minc \ ax>,,~ = Ea$sn,, - - IIn,,e%,,,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

Rub -My-Tism is . powerful an
tiseptic; it kills the poison caused
from infected cuts. cures old sores.
letter. etc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

June 28th, 1919.
The public is warned not to ne
gotiate two checks bearing the fol-
lowing description: one issued by
Metropolitan Irs. Co. to j. D..
Broussard for 418.71; another is
sued bv City Of New Iberia to.
Jones Johnston for 1866. Same
has been stolen from the UNDER
signed.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

end guest ner SlSter-1n-laW, Mrs
is. r. Parkerson of Lafayette as
also Mrs. w. P. Mills.
i Edna and Willie Gonsoulin Of
Loreauville spent few days with
! Miss Leila Gonsoulin.
Miss Emma George Of Algiers
was visitor to Miss Ethel Gajan
last week.
Misses Edith Steckler and
Louise Dreyer are spending some
time with their grandmother Mrs.
LEI. Steckler.
Mr.. Gus E. Landry left Thurs
day for New Orleans where he
has accepted position with the
Metropolitan Insurance Co.
Mrs. Homer Daigre is the guest
Of relatives in Lake Charles.
Mr.. Charles Adams has returned
to New Orleans after a short visit
here with his aunt, Mrs. Viller-
min.
Mr.. Joe Terrell returned Thurs
day from over the seas.
After several week visit here
Mrs. Charles Best and children
have returned to their home in
Kentucky.
Mrs. Frank Decuir returned last
Sunday from several weeks visit
to New Orleans.
Mrs. Louis Haase and son Bald
win returned Monday to their
home in Houston, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Estorge have
returned from a visit to New Or
leans.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Kyle on Saturday 21st, son.
Messrs. Adolph and Lester
Scharff returned home last week
from Tulane University to spend
vacation with their mother and
relatives.
Mr.. Luke Junta was among the
number of young men who re-
turned this week from overseas.
He is looking well and hearty and
his friends were pleased to greet
him again. -
Mr.. T. Drago returned to New
Orleans this week to be at the bed
side of his sister Mrs. Alfano who
is receiving medical attention.
Mrs. R. A. Jacob and little
daughter is visiting at Biloxi,
Miss. for few weeks.
Mr.. Albert Carlos Of Jeanerette
spent the dav with Mr.. and Mrs.
J A. Gonsoulin last Friday.
- &c - .
/. LOCALS.
: Sc
Mr.. R. G. Morrow who is
filing the Presbyterian pulpit
during Rev. w. R. Paradis alb
sence. will hold service on Sunday
evening, June both at 8 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended ..o
all to be present.
--Messrs. Paul and Joe BourgI
have opened in the Eureka build
ing a CLOTHES cleaning and press
ing house. They. have installed
the necessary equipment and will
soon cater to the trade of the pub
lie. |;
An industry that is meeting ;
With unlimited success in New lbe-
ia is the E. P. Folse Manufactur-
ng Co. exclusive manufacturers ;
f boxes and cases of every des-
,ription. This concern has won a
in the manufacture Oft I
,oxes and cases and only last E
week shipped to New Orleans. in /
me consignment, eleven hundred !;
,op cases. Almost. every week
Of boxes are manufac- /
uring and shipped to different !
arts Of the South. n
"A number Of New iberia gen-I 10
lemen on Thursday entertained f
distinguished visitor in the per- d
ON of Mr.. Biggers, q Naturalist G
rom Denver, Colorado. Mr.. Big lci
ers was q member Of the partyl n
tho accompanied Commander t
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

Build now, thrift turns savings
into a home. Bertrand Lumber
Co. ~. n lssal,st
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

Sash, Blinds, Doors and Screens.
OF all kinds.-O. j. Trainor's Son.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

We are proud Of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public
have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-06-28

Because of its tonic and laxative effect LAXA-
TIvE BROMO QUTNINHis better than ordinary
4ufnine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature Of E. W. GROVE. soc,
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Boreorae ont Snbien.

.SS116iien og SSroiens Nroblemer CT
ct spbrgsmoal of poerlte @igtigbeo
for os iom 9(merifallere, Ser gigr
|Sorbring paa og tror pua iotrot De-
mofrnti.
Set at gipre Sor0ring pau eIler
tro paa ct &rincip bringcr intet &c
i1tltat, Der maa Sanoling til, 90 ielz
|bc set Jaftum, at ri giber n6trDf
for pisie 3rinctper % galobeoer,
at bi er iltono til at bringc
ocm Ito girfe1igbeoen, og Tom man
flyer, bi bill bliDe tuget paa0roet %
ri bill baag11e op og ie, at hi er mot
|til at Lobe Sanoling f6lge paa Drb.
8rniioent 5alni1el gomperg fffret
fornDlig: nGSrbgbeo for geroen ioog;
oa leg iiger bette iom en-, Ser mel
oDb &iRrligbe0 elifer nIle port2anbs
90 die 6emofratiife Bolfs Snititlt
tioner, beltaar i orOnet 5remfri0,
irnoo beore 2tpspilfaor for Mrbeioer,
oper bele ger6en.
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.SyleI i Maven foIaaI-
sageI daalig foIdojeIse
F%rembringer Gas. surhed og Smerte.
Hvorledes de behandles.

Medicinske Authoriteter siger, at
nasten Nitiendedele af allie Nave
vanskeligheder, Uford9jelighed, Sur
he'd, brandende Fornemmelser, Gas,
Opsvulmen, Kvalme, osv., stammer
fra en- Overflgdighed. af Mavesyre
/ Maven og like, som nogle tror,
fra Mangel paa Ford6jelsesved-
skier. Mavens delikate Slimhinde
oliver irriteret, Ford1jelsen forsin-
kes, F9den bliver sur, og derived
opstaar disse ubehagelige sympto-
mer, som allie Mavelidende kender
saa vel.
Kunstige Ford6jelsesmidler er
like nddvendige i saadanne Til
falde og kan gore virkelig skade.
Prgv paa at undgaa ale Ford6jel-
ses-Hj@lpemidler og faa / Stedet
paa ct Apothek nogle faa Ounces
Bisurated Magnesia og tag en- Te-
skefuld / ct kuart elias Wand lige
efter, at De har spist. Dette for
frisker Maven, forhindrer en- over
flGdig Syredannelse, og der OPP
staar ingen Surhed, Gas eller
Smerte. Bisurated Magnesia q
Pulver eller Tabletter aldrig
flydende eller i Mmlkeform) er
uskadelig for Maven, billig at be-
nytte og er den NEST virknings-
fulde Form af Magnesia for allie
Mavetilfalde. bet benyttes af Tu-
sinder az Menneskrr, som nu kan
hyde deres Maaltider uden Frygt
for Observation-Disclosures
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
Ghuagu.
SibIia sfppt,tr.

OK g: af@1s95, Ser er Ell G6or-
|!et.ing,.: Tom CT fjenot for fine NOR.
|iomme .og bpagelige Sammeptfom=
|iter, falber til gfobtltr allere6es Dit
sbdg f8oe @laj / Sen i,m,ffe Burner
Narf @robe- Miber @rope. "Gsier=
ne. henter mango Soft, for pi Gait
Ife boloer 10 at at ie Sfopen "iprm=
sc" us / Mai og 50 "Gsier11e" til
lige oltio ibrger baa6e for goo Mh1-
lit til 9anien og oft set forneone
for set in0re Menneife, CIR man
be6lt / at forbere6e fig paa at paffffe
Maofurper og tage me6 Samilien /
Sfopen, og 8eien 6ertil Ton MAJ,
finoe be6 at le1e omltaaen6e Mber=
tis1ement.
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9isfnsiionsmgbet.

Ser Dor go0t 8cipg til Disfns-
iionen / 1906" i 0nsbags Mftcs.
@a1tor 81. S. Sarpgoar6 in6leote
.ober @1nnet: &irfens SfDlb oDerfor
De Sattige. S forte Er9f gap ban
i fin Snble6nilg cit biltorilf nbpif=
ling al airfens Stilling oberfor
|5amflttr0et op til Nutioe11, | bDilfen
bet iDnes, iom ON DC Sattige boloer
fig borte fra @irfen. San for16gte
at poapiie Sfploen til oenne Sier-
nelie og mel1te, at oa 5%ribeosibea=
lerne begDn6te at bre0e fig oper 2an-
|6ene i forrige Marbunoreoe, tog &ir-
TENS S9rere life ben rette Sitting.
BE forlp1l1te at bragg 2nre og fill
leoe fig uforitaaelig oberfor De 11pt
|Etositrgmme. @bao fan &frfer
gjpre? Gen maa fprlt erfjenoe iin
|SfDlo n 6e11ne er paa begge 5i6er;
|0erefter moo airfen BITE mere Sor.
airfe11 baboe life bolot Grit me1
|itaaeIie operfor Gioens 5pprgsmaol,
Sen ifaI life ale11e biie 8armbiertig-
|beo, men ogiaa MetfRroigbeo. SDts
bette lfete, froeoe S%nole6eren, at
airfen fruoe fmoe prenlp6 =ogfao
+blnnot Sc Sattige.
Otter Sr6leoningen paafulgte Ell
.9isflslton, bporltnoer BET ierlie
5frelnbepeoes1 at Sc 5attige life babz
Sc 1oa meget imoo 4rtlten0ommen;
met set bar @irfen, Be life lDnnpa-
.tiiereoe meo. 90 0en bpientlige
.@rmo bertil bar, at airfett a1tio
forfggt at boloe Solicit neoe !
|l%tpioenbeo, Der loa ben ltprlte Sell.
|11oDifIingcn. Com faoban1ig falot
Der Ell Gel ltbtolel1er ser laa uben=
for gmnet; men ellers forfggte ST
rigenten, Scr. g.. 6. 8aroenfletD, d
|boIbe De preoe galere til g1nnet oq
(ullogaa Re-ionligbeoer, bpilfet lpf'
/ set p9lentlige.
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9anias nh @nrt.

ST.. sc. 6. Wete) Mielien obertog
Elo6ien lite Mai iom @ert i 9ania
og lerpere6e / Sbnoags en- 6elifat
Miooag for fine @jalter (@ie6iuppe,
etc.l for bpilfel1 ban oa
notltrligpis @erti11oen fit me9er
Sos for. ST.. yeiellen er laale6es be-
aDn0t nnoer Sc allerbel0iglte Nltipi=
cier, % BET tegner til, at be npe
&Grtsfolf bill opnaa ct flot @enomc
for ct u6marfet &.jjpftffen og f6rite
alasfes SerDice.
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S oe,tne safriire aape ION /
hele Mrtiflen gnttlcline 81
uniteb 5tates Qabor brager Ian
Erincipcrnc for ia,,ot Demofrati,
bpab Mnlerifas Mrbeioerlpgrgsmnal
maaar, frenr, o. ban biler flart, at
Let iaa opbsiet 4ri.cip naa aapenbes
ll~niberialt for at bore ia,tot % agte.
8pis 81 lite Dar .aptaaet ali, bpaol
III bar baabet, % bpnb b: mener TIL
fommer os, Tan en- at grll11oene lei
lfi,loes i Ben @ien6sejerning, at bi
itaoia fer til og uoen S1l6iigelie fin,
Ser os i, at nogle al bore 8rgbre be-.
banbleS iom Slaper % Ieber 1,116er:
6e met u1r1enneifelige 5orbo1o, % i.
rl,iperial Soritnn6 er oct 1lmu1igt
for set amerifanife Solf at pere frit
leg j fnlot Maal 1rp6e fit 5ribeo, faa,
|latge lorn en- enfelt Del al Menneifr
lbe0en euonu befiuoer fig 1noas ct
flag.
Sore topre gplbater bar nctop piIf
os, at intet Offer bar for tort, at sc.
bar billige til at giDe lelpe 2ipet, De-
res aft for set Brincip, Tom Mme=
rita itaar for, for Gribe6 % Selp=.
bcltemmeliesret life alene for Ell
teller 11og1e foa Notioner og
|Golf, men for ollie. Set ersbor Nligt
at bile bisie Selte, at ri forltaor og.
paaifignter 6eres Dao6 og er pillige
til at gjgre Dor Gart % f,1l0eltoe,
bbab DC bar begpllot for os.
&. Gpr at vi paa Ell Intelligent og
paali0elig Maa0e fan bialpe meo at
bDgge Ionot 8emofrati for belle Ser
ben l1ao hi l9re 5oaobeoell ON Sen
|lioell0e Menneife6eo at fielroe, %
fun beo at fielbe 5anobeoeu er hi
til at a,1benoe opbDgge11be
Msi6ler .og oerbe6 .o6 ireoelig Sci OPP
1,ao, brad poa a1loel1 Maabe fan 70.
lte os mere oDrebart Bloo og 9p=.
,ofrelie.
Gle Slt0ia Somerltle 2caeue Of
Mmerica" bleb itiftet / settle 2ano
for at bringe ganbbeoen ON Snbien
til Solicit FER og berigjennem ifabe
Spmpati for 315 Mai1lio-
ner / ct 2a1eo alene, iom gnifer Sri
he0, bbtlfet er etboert lepenoe Soc
.iens Sgoielsret.
Com Meolem al minneapolis glf-
being al o%bennup1lte Screening bill
nn6ertegne6e boloe ct Sore6rag ON
"SSn6io ans Der requelt for free
bonn" for at bringe Sanbbe6en frem
for Sc Danlfe ber / minneapolis, og
set menes, at genner, iom life
|er iltano til at fglge ct Toreorag pao
|@anif, bill fomme tiliteoe, bill Sore
|oraget blipe bolot paa gngelif. @i
|baaber ogiaa, at nogle i1rofp6te Si11=
olter oil fomme tiliteoe, og Be bill
beipore Spprgsmaql, ION: epe,1t11elt
bill blibe bragt op.
5oreoraaet bol6es / llng6omsfor=
eninge, of 1905 9ns6ag Sen 14be
Mai / Dania Sail.
8. 9. Mnbreien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
8pens sGlbite bgb.

MrS.. Marp Gertrude S1,genbutt,
2906 Moriban ct. NG., Der fejre0e
fit 1Q5=oarige 5goielsoag Sen 20oe
Marts, ofgif i 9ora6ags be6 Dpbel1
lit Sjem. SUN bar 0e1t el6ite 8e=
boer / Minneopolis. SUN par fg6t !
2piflano % Tom til De Soreneoe5ta-
ter 1863 og opilog itn gopal / Mi11=
neapolis, bpor bun uben Mfbrp6elie
bat lebet lioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
Sarmpnicns MI 8eitDrelie.

8ao Observation-Disclosures Snsoog
30te Mpril Dalgtes ST. 0rla Suu1
after til Yreli0e1lt for ct Mor, iom
Sc MI 2obe paabDoer. ST.. 6. arogb,
&iicepreiioent; 81. Marfer, Sefreter,
% Otto Senien, ausierer. Mlle
g%ienbolgtes. Su Sorbalter Dalgtes
Sobn 5erenlen % q. &anien. Sobn
8eterien % 6. g. Ditlefien gien-
nolates til Nepiiorer. @rpperne
paa Bolmerilaget oriDes me6 fulo
araft, % Saltgerne fumes at bape
itor SntereSie for Set 6ejlige M1tiif=
perf, ibet ser mpbes ubmerfet op.