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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-31
SALE or BONDS.

IN accordance with the terms Of
an ordinance Of the Police jury
Of the Perish Of iberia, acting as
the governing authority Of Road
District No. FIVE (5) Of the Par
ish Of Iberia, Of date May 22nd,
1919, notice is hereby given that
the said Police Jury will receive
sealed proposals for the purchase
at q price not less than par AMI
accrued interest Of Forty-seven
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-31

Rheumatism causes more pain
and suffering than any other dis
ease, for the reason that it is the
moet common of all ills, and it il
certainly gratifying to sufferers to
know. that there is q remedy that
viii afford relief. and make ret
and sleep possible. II Il called
Chamberlain 9 Imminent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
NIEMCY sLA KOPIE R A
TATU DO AMERYKI.

Paryz, 7. czerwca. - Podaja
tutaj, re rad berlihski rozpoczql
wysylac fotograficzne kopie trak-
tatu pokojowego do w~szystkich
senatorow i kongresmanow W
Stanach Zjednoczonych, gdzie O.
statnio tax wiele haiasu narobio-
no z powodu zadania publikacyi
tego traktatu i znamiennych re-
wNelacyi, IL niekt6re firmy ban
kierskie znalaziy sic w posiada--
riu calego tekstu jego, chociaz
ME podaje sic go do wiadomoSc!
s%enatorow.
Paryz, Z. czerwca. WSr6d
czlonk6w amerykahskicj delega-
cyl pokojowej wywo}a}a znaczna
konsternacye wiadomosc, re au-.
tentyczny tekst warunk6w poko-
jowych dostat sic W jakiS niewy-
tl6maczony spos6b W rece ME
ktorych amerykahskich firm ban
kowych. Z tego powodu postano-
will oni sprawdzic nawzajem
wszystkie swoje kopie tego. do
kumentu i w ten spos6b przeko-
nae sic, czy kto Z ich grona ME
stall sic winnym tego zdradzenia
tajemnicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
Z MAGDALENOWA.

w ubiegla srode, dnia Ago b. m. cd
byiO SIG posledzenie Komitetu Obywa-
telskiego parafii sw. Maryi Magdafe-
ny W sail parafialneJ. Opr6cz kwestyi
uaszej narodowej W kt6rej klub bral
czynny udzial 1 w kt6rej piracy zamie-
rza wytrwaG; postanowiono tak2e 1 do
polityki domowej sic wmieszac. Ma
tym p~osiedzeniu przedstawiono zazale-
ria co do swlatia, czyszczenia ulic l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Pomimo smutku jaki nawiedzil 70
dzine PIP. Stanisiawa i J6zefy WITCH
iacz6w, 1415 Dickson ul., blisko rok
temu przez utrate ich syna S. p. Ber-
narda ma polu bitwy panuje teraz
wielka radosc z powodu przybycia
ich najstarszego syna Michala z
Francyi. Szeregowiec Micha} VISTA
pill do wojska we wrzesniu 1917 r.
Przez kilka miesiecy. przebywai W
obozie Grant, p6zniej wys}any 20
stall do Houston, Tex. skad W ma
ju 1913 T., wyiechai do Francyi
gdzie rok caly przebywaf. Szerego--
vice Michai naleaaf do kompanii A.
122 pulku dziai maszynowych IN.
G.) S3ej dywizyi. Bral udzial W kill
ku p~otyczkach; naprz6d ma froncie
brytyjskim, pofniej pod Verdun, st.
Mihiel 1 W lasach A~rgohskich. W
jednej z tych bitew otrzyma} lekkie
drasniecie Szrapnelem W twarz. Gdy
sic dowiedzia} o smierci brata swe-
go chcial sic pomscic, ale przeszko-
dzilo mu podptsanie rozejmu.
Wyslany do Luxemburga z armia
okupacyjna przebywai tam do po--
czatku maja, skad ~wyruszyi do do
mu otrzymujac honorowe zwolnie--
ME cd dalszei siuzby. Szeregowiec
Michai cleszy sic niezmiernie bedac
W gronie ukochanych rodzic6w, ro-
dzehstwa. krewnych | przyjsci6i.
Franclszek, trzeci syn PIP. Wichia-
Cow, wstapif do korpusu awiatycz-
nego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

zaulk6w, nowych sciek6w / chOdni-
Now. Wszystkie tie brakl So W bardzo
opiakapym stanie. POlonia so. chicago
ska ME jest ma to, a2eby jej nadal
n%aduaywan0 ola o~siagniecia dobrych
reZultat6w wielce kpniecznych ulep-
sen. Wybrapo komitet skiadajacy sic
z Y. Edwarda Kowalewsliego, probosz-
tamtejszej parafii, oraz p. Wiady-
slawa Maniszewskiego, p. Boleslawa
Grudzihskiego, p. Jana WojnOwskiego
| p. Franciszka Lewandowskiego, kt0-
rzy sic majq W jak najkr6tszym czasie
~porozumiec z aldermanami: P. W. Fur
manem / p. Woodhullem, albo z lima cd
powiednia wiadza.
W niedziele, dnia 22-go czerwca b.
r., odbedzie sic W parafil sw. Maryi
Magdaleny popis dziatwy szkolnej W
sail parafialnej z okazyi u~roczystego
| z~ako1czenia roku szkolnego. So. Nau--
czycielki przygotowuja dziatwe szkol-
! ra kt6ra wystqpi z bogatym i nader
i~nteresujacym programem.
Parma Franciszka Jurewicz, c6rka
p. Wladysiawa ~Jurewicza, Fam. pnr.
S608 Colfax ave., koscielnego PREY ko-
sciele sw. Maryi Magdaleny, uko6czyia
w tych dniach sw6j trzyletni kurs jake
Cozorczyni chorych (~nurse) W szpita-
III p. n. South Chicago. Janna Jure-
w'cs jest popularna W kolach towarzy-
sk'ch tamtejszej dzielnicy.
Il
Dzieci szkolne W dniu 29-go cZerwca
b.. r., przystapia do uroczystej Komunii
sw., o godzinie S-mej m W kosciele
sw. Maryi M~agdaleny.
W piatek, dnia 27zgo b. m, o~dbedzie
sic uroczyste przyjecie dzieci szkOl--
nych do Apostolstwa Modlitwy do Ser.
ca Pana Jezusa l PREY tel okazyi odbe'
die sic r6wnie4 poswiecenie choragwi
dzieci s~zkolnych.
Sp0ika Budowniczo- Pozyczkewa | Ka
So OszczednoSci p, W. sw. Maryi Magda,
leny, rozwija sic bardzo dobrze. o.
g6lny maiatek wynosi 7 ,540.O9. W
24ech seryach jest 21S9 akeyi. Posie-
dzenia sp6lkt odbywaja sic stale w kaz
dy czwartek cd godziny 7-mej wieczo'
rem W sail pa~rafialnej ma drugiem pie
trze. Zarzad przedstawia sic jak haste
puje: X. Edward Kowalewski, prezes
p. w. Maniszewski, sekr. p: B. Cru
dzinski, wice-prezes; p. W. Swierski,
p. T. N~owakowski, B. Grudzihski, NJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

deralni agenci i policye we wszy-
stkich wicIkich miastach poszu-
kujq kobiety, ~znanej w koiach pc
licyjnych pod nazwiskiem by
Mantle Louis, p~odejrzanej o do
wodzenie szajka, kt6ra dokonaNa
ostatnich zamachow dynamito-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Pilarczyk, W. Wyszy1ski, W. Manisze-
wski, T. Wisniewski / B. Czeszewskl.
Ktoby sic chciaf zapisac do powyzszej
sp6lki, to niechaj przyjdzie ma najbliz-
SIZE p~osiedzenie. Oszczedzajcie Rodacy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

wych w kraju, a szczegolnie we
wielkich miastac4 wschodnich.
Wiadze policyjne oswiadczajq,
re kobieta ia pred samem wy
DAMIEN wojny przez Ameryke
Niemcom, w~yjechafa do Rosy i
cd tego czasu Mkt ME vie, gdz!e
obecnie przebywa, lub co sic Z
MIA stafo.
Washington, z czerwca' -
Detektyw sierzant Burlingame
Z dystryktu Colombia, ktory wy
slany zostal do Nowego Yorku
Filadelfii wkr6tce po dokonaniu
zamachu ma gen. prokuratora Pal
mer'a, pojedzie teraz do Pitts
burgh'a, ably dokohczyc swej III
westygacyi. Major Pullman, ST.
perintendent policyi washington
skiej, o~swiadczyi, re podejrza-
mem jest, dlaczego Chicago ME
mialo zadnego w~ypadku zamachu
dynamitowego w ostatnich CA
sach. Przypuszcza on, re anarchi
sci chicagoscy grail bardzo waznq
role w ostatnich zamachach dy-
namitowych, przenoSzac swa ak
eye do innych miast.
Cleveland, Z czerwca. - VIA
DE p~olicyjne aresztowafy tn milo
da dziewczyne. pracujaca jake stu
zaca II jednej z bogatych rodzin
tutejszych, ma podstawie podej-
rzenia, re dowodzi ona szajka te-
rroryst6w.
Philadelphia, ? czerwea. -
Wladze federalne zaloza w tenn
mie$cie swoja kwatere, z ktorej
beda wydawat rozkazy i kiero--
wac swe najazdy ma terroryst6w.
Powyzsze zawiadomienie wydai
w. J. Flynn, przew6dca nowego
biura PREY departamencie spra-
wiedliwosci ola scigania i Sledzc-
MIA dziaIanoSci anarchistycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

eva ia przedioiena zestanie ke-
mitstewi rekonstrukcyjnemu ma
rocsnej konweneyi Federacyi,
kt6ra otwarta bedzie W tenn mie-
seize W peniedziaiek.
Poniswaz seHtymept pomiedzy
delegatami W sprawie ostaniege
rozkazu gen, ~poczmistrza Burl7-
soma jest bardze pjemny, przeto
spadziswae sic naieiy. re rszoiu-
eva ia przejdzie.
0eazyeys pFzeeiw przyleciu
k~enstytueyi prepenewanej Ligi
Naredaw jest tax silHa, re 7. G,
Mebeaald, sekr, Ligfza pekojem
zmusseRy byi przyjeehae tutaj
natyeAmiast rezpoczae ~starania,
ably zatwierdsone plan prez, VIII
soma. Kwestya prohibieyi ME "a
sic jeszcze seisle ekreslie,
Niezadowolenie wskutek pro-
Renewanege zHiesienia kontroll
rEadewsj mad miami keiejowemi
/ innemi jest TAX slime, re delega-
ci ponewnie zagrozili, re iezeli
administracya tax daej bedzie pc
stepowac, to Federacya Piracy Pc
stawi wsasnego kandydata ma
prezydeats, gdy przyjdzie do wy
borrow W przysziym roku.
~GUBERNATOR zADA KAWA
LERYI Do s~TRZEZENIA
GRANIC
SKICH.
Austin, Tex, czerwca. -
Gubernator Hobby z Texas wy
sial do d~epartamentu wojny pros
be, ably n~atychmiast przysuno
dwie brygady konnicy ola stree
ienia granie amerykshskich pred
mozliwymi najazdami wojsk mex
sykanskich. Najwieksze niebez-
pieczenstwo grozi re strony rewo
lucyonistow. ktorzy eperuja w
p6lnocnym Meksyku, Mieszkahcy
zamieszkali ma pograniczu So W
ciagiej obawie pred napadem re
wolucyjnych band meksykah--
skich.
Pog,oski takze glosza, re pre-
myeanie amunieyi / innych ma
teryaiow wojennych przez graz.
ce amerykahska wzrasta z Kazda
chwila. Do p~rzemycania pzywaja
aeroplanow. w ostatnich czasach
wysiano ma pogranicze oddziaf
agentow federalnych, celem
schwytania podejrzanych o pre-
mycanie osob.
PoLIcYA PoSzUKUJE KO-
Betty JAKo PRzEWoDCZY
Nj
Nowy York, z czewrca. - te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
TELEGRAMY kRAJOWE
Dokenczenie re STRONGLY l-szsj.

wei. Projekt kredytowy admin
stracyi wyznacza na ten eel
1920, 600.
ZMNtEJSZRNIE STALEJ AR
Mi DO 100000 zDtNIERzY.
Washington, z czerwca. -
Zadanie sekretaFzs weiay BakeFa
utworzenie stalej armii pekojewej
ma przyszie dwanaseie missisey W
iczbie 10000 ~zoinieFzy zestate
odrzueons pFzsz komisye wejske
we Izby, a prezes kemisyi Kahn
pznajmii, IL pozwoli IA utweFze-
nie armii liezaesi tylke 10000
zo{nierzy.
Obecnie arms amerykahska II
czy Z cora million keiaisFzy, !
ktoryeh T73,0oo prEebywa we
Franeyi. Powodem E#aieiszenia
staiej armii pokejewei, jest plan
republikahski zFedukowania kosz
tow rzadowych. Zmnisjszsnie ar
mil zaoszczsdzi rzadowi blisko
$3O0,OO0,e00 do $4o0yOo0,m.
N DoMAGA SIZE PRE-
SLUcH6W w SPRAWIE
~IRLANDZKIEJ.
Waszyngten, 7 czerwca' -
Rezolucye senatora LBorah'a W
sprawie rozpoczecia ma konferen-
cyl pokojowej przesAuchow W
kwestyi irlandzkiej przyjste wczo
raj W senacie giosami 90 do I.
Senator Williams, demokrata z
Mississippi, byi jedynym oPonen-
tenn rezolueyi, W kt6rej Senat do
maya sic, ably amerykanska deis-
gacya pokoJowa w Paryzu posta
rata sic o pozwolenie ola iriandz-
kich delegatow pod przewodni--
ctwem E. De Valera, prowizo-
rycznego prszydenta republiki If
landzkiej, Przediozenia swej spra
wy ma konferencyi pokojowej'
D E
CYA PIRACY zADA ZAJFcIA
PREF Rad LINII KO-
Atlantic, City, z czerwca. -
Odpowiedzia Amerykanskiej Fe-
deraeyi piracy ma program admin
stracyi oddania pod prywatna
kontrole linii telegraficznych / tie
lefonicznych jest iadanie, ably
Rad zakupii ma wiasnoS6 linie ko
lejowe, telegraficzne j teiefoniez-
ne, przystanie okretowe, oraz ca
IA marynarke handowa. Rezolu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
ZNIESIENIE USTAWY w
SPRAWIE O~SZCZEDZANIA
A

Washington, Z czerwca. -
Wydzai wewnetrznego i zagrani
cznego handful Izby NizszeJ pre-
prowadzil g}osami 10 do s propo-
zycye zniesienia ustawy W spra-
vie oszczedzania swiat}a dzicn-
nego. Czionkowie, pochodzacy
re Stan6w Srodkowo zachodnich
stanowczo opowiedzieli sig "a
zniesieniem ustawy, podczas gdy
czfonkowie re Stan6w wschod--
Mich, szczcg6lnie Z Nowego Hor-
ku, usiiowali zatrzymac to pra-
wo. Ma mocy omawianego pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

jektu ustawa ia ~zniesiona costa
ME w ostatnia niedzicle pazdzier-
nika, kiedy wskazowki zegarow.
posuniete beda o jedna godzine
WsteCZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
PREF. WILSON WYJEDZIE
z EUROPY w a.
Is CZERWCA.

Washington, Z czerwca. -
Stosownie do swej predylekcyi
do liczby 10, PREF. Wilson opu-
sci Europe i wyjedzie do kraju
W piatek, 1890 czerwca. Przypu-
szczat nalezy, re podr6z swa Cd
bedzie ma parowcu George Wash
ington", pc zwiedzeniu Belgii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
OFIARAMI WYBUCHU w
KOPALNI D 90 OSOB.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, 7 czerwca.-
Eksplozya dziewieciu workow
czarnego prochu W kopalni, ma
lezacej do firmy delaware and
Hudson Co.., stala sic powodem
Smierci 90 osob. Trzydziesci pie6
os6b przebywa obecnie W szpita-
IL, z pomiedzy mich, kilkoro Jest
ciezko rannych. Przy przes}uchi-
waniu obsiugi pociagu g6rnicze-
go W sprawie powodu eksplozy;
J. McGroarthy oswiadczyi, ze
wediug lego wiasnych przypusz-
czeh, kt6rys z robotnikow mu-
sial dotknat sic zelazna sztabq
druta naiadowanego elektryczno-
Sci, co wywoiaio iskre, kt6ra "a
je}a proch.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
Notice

In the Matter of an Investigation Rel
alive to the Abandonment of That
Portion of the louisiana & North
west Railroad South of Gibbsland,
Louisiana Case No. 1928.
In pursuance. of an order Of the
United States District Court for the
Western District of Louisiana, entered
on the 3Oth day of July, 1919, an in
vestigation is hereby ordered instituted
into the matter of the abandonment of
that portion Of the Louisiana and
Northwest Railroad south Of Gibbs
land, Louisiana; and the continuance
of said railroad north of Gibbsland. as
suggested in the said Order for the
United States District Court for the
Western District of Louisiana.
And the Louisiana and Northwest
Railroad Company, and the Louisiana
and Northwest Railroad and George
W. Hunter, Receiver thereof; and all
parties who may have interest in the
subject matter are hereby notified that
q hearing will be had IN this matter
before the Railroad Commission of
Louisiana at such time and place as
may hereafter be designated, at which
hearing all such parties are requested,
and will be given opportunity, to pre-
senf evidence in the matter.
BY order Of the Commission, Baton
Rouge, Louisiana. August 8. 1919.
HENRY JAsTRENsY,
Secretary.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
The jefferson Highway

President j. ID. Salter and Rep-
resentatiye W. w. Page of Ward
Z. Messrs. ID. G.. Scarborough and
Phanor Breazeale were in attend
ancc when the bids for the build
ing of the Jefferson Highway in
this parish were opened at the
Office of the State Highway De
part,nent in New Orleans Monday.
ONLY one bid was made and that
exceeded by Sc, 900 the amount
that the government and State
officials thought fully sufficient.
in fact over liberal, in estimating
the cost. S0again nothing deh-
niic resulted, after advertising for
bid; a second time, and the State
department has advised that the
Police Jury take matters In hand
and 20 ahead if labor can be Sc.
cured, promising hat the govern
ment will pay half the costs, as
the general sentiment of the pub
lie was that the road building be
pushed as last as possible
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
A Protest

A petition has been forwarded
to the Railroad Commission, num-
erously signed by all the business
people and other citizens of Match
itoches, protesting against the
abandoning Of the l.. & N. w. run
between Natchitoches and Gibbs
land.
While for many a year the serv-
ice has been anything but what it
should be; in fact, we doubt if the
word service, in its broadest
sense, could ever have been used
in connection with the l.. & N. w.
train schedule, still, whether it
ran on time or from one to twenty
six hours behind time, 1t rendered
a certain very necessary and inn
portant service to the country
thru which it ran, as it is the only
means for traffic, passenger and
business in that section and to
abandon it would entail serious
hardship.
Elsewhere in this issue is pub
lished a notice calling attention to
the fact that all parties interested
will be given a hearing before the
Railroad Commission at such time
and place as may hereafter be
designated so that they may have
an opportunity to present evidence
in the matter and that Natchi-
toches will have enough evidence
presented by the right parties. so
that tire idea OF abandonment of
the above mentioned run will be
abandoned, goes without saying.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
Our COlored Citizenship

It has been our proud boast that
NatchitOches has for the most
part the best, most law-abiding,
industrious and successful colored
class of people, not only in Louis
lana, but in the South, and that
this boast is we'll founded is
proven, because they have at
tracted much public attention, that
has drawn forth much comment
from outsiders.
Last week gave an illustration
of the kind of colored citizenship
of which Natchitoches has just
right to be proud, as they came
from every section of the parish
and, too, from practically every
section in the state, to attend a
Baptist Association and hundreds,
nay thousands, we're in attendance,
and not one incident Of any kind
occurred to mar the perfectness
of the meeting, Not one quarrel
or disturbance, not one incident
or accident, tho within two or
three squares of the church peo-
pie were crowded as thick as ants;
in cars, wagons. in booths, ETC.,
and all day long gathered for
prayer, song and instruction, Wis
tied among one another, and the
behavior and good department
were splendid and above any criti-
cism.
The Enterprise congratulates
the good hosts upon not only the
success of their meeting but upon
their department, and also the
white citizens for having such a
good, respectable. respectful class
of colored citizenship. who are
aware of the fact that they have
the good will and support of their
white friends.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14

In a communication to the
Shreveport journal Mr.. ID. G..
Scarborough, one of our most
public spirited citizens, writes this
concerning our lake, which, with
its unusual opportunities for the
most popular of all sports, has
drawn the attention of disciples
of Isaac Walton from all sections
of the L. S:
Natchitoches, La, Aug. 8, 1919.
Editor Shreveport Journal
l am wondering if your paper would
care to insert the matter stated below
as a matter of interest to your reade rs.
The same has been advertised in the
official journal, as required by law. l
have nothing to do with the matter ex-
cept as citizen, and think l realize
more fully than most people what q
valuable franchise this is. 1t is the
first of the kind ever offered in the
state, as thi. is the only lake of the
kind in the state. This parish has the
benefit Of special act which had pre-
pared and had passed, giving the par
ish the authority to establish and
maintain game preserves, (Act l69 of
1922
When we take into consideration the
statement by Mr.. Buckle, the great
English scientist, that IAN acre Of
ground, covered with water and stocked
with fish, will support more animal
life, than an acre cultivated in any
thing that grows out of the soil. dates
not excepted" one can realize what
this fish culture amounts to. This lake
is 80 miles long, and well stocked.
This arrangement will keep down the
non-game fish. Very truly.
D. C. SCARBOROUGH.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
Attention! Discharged Sol
dierS and Sailors

The government of the United States
10 snxioas that you should keep up your
insurance policies. Out OF considera-
tion OF the hardships that you may
have been under in getting adjusted
iat0 civilian life, it has been decided
that you may reinstate your policy.
though It has lapsed for as many as
eighteen months. viii you not note
casefully the following digest Of late
treasury decisions
A treasury, decision. approved July
18th, provides that lapsed insurance
0sy be reinstated within eighteen
ssonths Of discharge by payment Of
premium for month Of discharge and
premium fol month Of reinstatement,
provided applicant states that be Is in
- GOOD health as at the time Of dis
eAarKs. Application blanks asking for
sueA seinstatement are on hand at the
Heme Service Office, Postofice build
~. 81 any assistance that you may
sesd win - rendered you from that
slhce. in having your ipsurance rein
stated.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
concerning the Airplane sta
ton

\ number Of represent alive c,tl-
zens met at the MAYORS Office
Monday afternoon with Capt.
Warner and Mr.. w. T.. Aymond
representing the National Airplane
20, Of Fort Worth, who are es-
tabl;shing an airplane route for
passengers. express ard mail serv-
ice and would like to include
Natchitoches among the stations.
These gentlemen explained the
advantages OF commercial aviation
which has already taken a strong
hold upon the North. East and
West and certain sections Of the
South because OF its practicability
as conservative investment and
sound business proposition. and
were satisfied that after the
matter is investigated, there will
be no trouble in securing the nec-
essary amolnt of stock SO that
Natchitoches will be in the route,
which in Louisiana will include
Shreveport, Mansfield, Natchl-
tocbes, Alexandra, Baton Rouge,
Donaldsonville and New Orleans.
A committee is busy at work
looking into the matter SO as TO
Be prepared to take it up, upon
the return of.the Company's rep
resentatives, in the near future
and it is believed that Natchitoches
will get in the flying game.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14

No chance Tor CHEAPER bread
until after this years wheat crop
is harvested and then there will
probably be other excuses.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
To Him Who Hath Not

The poor benighted Hindoo
He does the best he kin 90
AS Alexis proud boast
"We'rc the Capitals host
Was lost for lack of sinew.
So poor Alexis last joke,
"Ihc Normal" - bespoke
Is as far gone, we lamp
AS Beauregard, the camp
So rest now dear Alex, in soak.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14

Percy Saint has Withdrawn from
the gubernatorial race, so It's thus
leaf by leaf the roses fall.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14

In Florida, II charter towns
haze equal municipal suffrage.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-07

The bonus system of wages re-
Gently inaugurated by the North
Butte Mining company, came in for
a fierce denunciation by delegates to
the Silver Bow council at the regular
meeting held last night in Carpen-
ters' hall.
1t was charged that the so-called
bonus system was nothing but the
piecework or Taylor efficiency sys-
tenn in disguise; that it was but a
step toward placing the entire camp
on the piece-work basis, was freely
charged by delegate.
Organized labor has always been
opposed to the various piece-Work
systems favored by the employers,
and the council last night, without d
dissenting vote, went on record as
opposed to the bonus system of the
North Butte company. The delegates
were instructed to report to their To-
cal unions that the council was op-
posed to any system of piece-work,
whether it was called a bonus system
or anything else.
4 machinists' delegate stated that
his organization had fought the
piece-work system for 20 years and
lhat 1ney dln hol pIop@sg e W S.ahu ~ i, ps y
ana see u placea III Io'c0 III inns
camp.
Miss Mary O'Neill and Mrs. A. B.
Clinch, representing the Good Gov
ernment club, were @iEen the floor
ana asked tEe co-opS3dt'7h " INC
council in calling 4 massmeetlng to
10 t1l,