davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-05-23

value OF that used in our own house
holds. to carry out the homo thrift
campaign that will enable us to buy
Victory Bonds and War Saving Stamps.
In doing this proper care OF the food
is as essential as proper cooking and
an equal duty OF the American house
wife.
Evening journal., 1919-05-23

the ice.
Cream. butter. oleomargarine. the
opened can Of lard or vegetable short
ening should be in the special COM
partment OF the ice box. Take the
same care OF oleomargarine or nut
margarine that you would Of butter, II
you expect TO enjoy its flavor Package
foods should be unwrapped so that the
label is easily recognized. and arranged
in orderly fashion in the reserve closet.
Systematic housewives do not allow
Evening journal., 1919-05-23

A good way to help the Salvation
Army would be 10 give them a Liberty
Bond How about it2-Advt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
Stosunki POlsko-
Holenderskie

W ..Kuryerze Lwowskim" czytamy:
Handel holenderski, zajmujacy juz
pred wojna jedno z wybitnych mleJsc
ma rynku Swj2towym, nabierl obccnie
gickszego ~Znaczcnia wobec duzej tloty
hardlowej, 'kt6ra kraj ten poSiada' a
opicra sic I.ledewSzystkicm ma impor-
cic artykul6w kolonialnych / surowc0w
Z Indyi holenderskich i ma cksporcie
tychze po przer6bce Tub przesortowa-
niu.
Do Polski dostawaly sic pred wojna
xrrySuly kolJninlne z Holandyi pre-
wa5nie "a poSredniCtwcm Niemiec wy
ciaga,' acych przez to ola Siebie oSro-
mne EorzySci. Nawiazanie bczpoSred-
Mich stosunk6w Observation-Disclosures
przedstawia zatem dla Polski sprawe
bardzo wanna ,tembardziej, &c warwlki
z powodu nawiazywania stOSunk6w
miedzy rzadem polskim i holenderskim
z kaGdym dniem So lepsze, a warunki
transportowe 2 powodu otwarcia no.
wei regularnej linii okretowej Rotter-
dam-Amsterdam GdaGsk dozna}y tez
polepszenia.
Najwieksze znaczenie ola handful z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27

Famleta1cle roootnlcy EoInl. IA
mietajcie chlopi %maiorolni, re czasu
tego teraz ME wolno wan przeoczyc,
DO d~ecyduja sic tutaj losy ME tylko
vase, ale dzieci i wnukow waszych.
A wiec razno do walki! Mech ami
jeden pref ziemi ME ujdzie vase
mu oku.
Towarzysze bezrolni i malorolni!
Pamietajcie, re wtedy tylko ivy.
ciezycie, wtedy tylko ME Sdepcze was
twarda stopa panska i zandarma, co
ma jego jest uslugach, jezeli walczy6
bedziecie wytrwale i solidarnie.
Pamietajcie, re wtedy tylko ivy
ciezycie, jezeli wake poproWadzicle
solidarnie z proletaryatem miej-
skim, kt6ry zahartowany W boju, sly
kuje sic dis do obalenia rzadow
buriuazyjnych, do rewolucyi.
Stawajcie ramie PREY ramieniu O.
ko}o robotnika miejskiego.
Me pod sztandarem reakcyjneJ
P. P. S., ktora tax h%aniebnie zdra-
dziia nasza sprawe, ale pod sztanda-
rem robotniczej r~eTolucyjnej Pol
skiej Partyi Socyalistyczrej Opozy-
cyl.
Razem do walki! Razem do zwy-
ciestwa!
Precz z p~arcelacya ziemi!
Ziemie odebrac obszarnikom bez
wykupu. -
Mech zyje uspoiecznlenie ziemi,
czyli, zbiorowa ma niej' gospodarka!
Precz z panami, ~burzuazya i ich
krwawymi rzadamiH
Mech lyle dyktatura proletaryatu
miast | wsi!
Mech lyle rewolucya socyaina!
Mech lyle Polska Republika So
cyalistyczna!
C~entralny Komitet RohotnicHy
Polskicj Partyi
Sccyalistyczncj OPo1ycyi.
Warszawa, sierpien, 1910 +.
Jak widzimy, sto milionow ruoii
wyasygnowane przez Lenina I Troc-
kiezo ma agitacye administering "
Polsce, ME posziy ma marne.
Akcya komunistycSna rozwija sic
W calej peini.
W Polsce ma bye przeprowadzony
ten sam program grabiezy rolneI, ia
XII doprowadzil Rosye do tego, re lu-
dnose odiywiaIa sic tam ~mieszanina
trawy z nawozem kohskim, sprzeda-
wana jake chleo 20 10 rb. funt., re
| chlopi, ktorych znecono pokusa lat
wego ,,pozywienia sic" ma pa6skiem'
przelali n~astepnie more krvi W u
stawicznych buntach ~przeciwko do
brrodziefstwom" komuny.
Rzecz prosta, te sami autorowie
odezwy ME wierza W moaliwoSt Ia
stosowania uetroju acknowledgements
ma roll.
Chodzi i'm o co innego: chodzi 0
to, BY " Polsce .ywoiac chaos, bun
ty agrarne. wojne domowa, by mo
WI utorowae droge do panowania
mad Polska Niemcom | Moskalom'
30 przeciez ma to wAaSnie Lenin
Trockij przeznaczyli sto milionoW
rubli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27

Polska maja ma razie nastepujace to-
wary, kt6rych Holandya dostarczyc mo
re; cukier t%rzcinowy, tyto6, papierosy,
cygara, ryz, kakao W ziarnkach i mic
lone, maslo kakaowe, czekolada, her
bata, kawa 2 Indi holenderskich | z
BraZylii, korzenie wszelkiego rodzaju,
Meje roSlinne ola wyrobu margaryny
i mydia, jak olej kokosowy, sezamowy,
bawefniany ftp. Myd}o, manSaryna ro-
Slinna, tapioka, chinina, co do kt6rej
Indye holenderskie maja f~aktyczny mo-
nopol, kauczuk i cyna z Indyi holend.,
zywice do wyTob6w lakier6w, nasiona,
Sledzie, sery i mleko k~ondensowane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27


q wyrob6w przehnysiowych Holandya
moae d~ostarczyc materially weiniane i
bawefniane (fabrykaty, pedlabrykaty
i odpadki weIniane, bawe4niane l jul
towe, ma kt6rych wolny wyw6z Rad no
lenderski jua zezwolii, karton slomia-
ny, meble, wyroby ceramiczne, gumy au
tomobiiowe, rowery, konfeAcya gotowa
meska i damska, bielizna, obuwie, sk0-
~, zar6wki e~lektryczne, statki rzeczne
/ morskie, t. j. parowce, szkuty, holo-
wiki / 1odgie motorowe z wfasnych do
k6w, wSzelkie urzadzenia portowe / in
sfalacye m~aszynowe.
U Polski natomiast moglaby Holan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
WIADOMOSCI z PRASY kRAJ0WEJ.

tya importowac drzewo wszalhego 70
dzaju, matte i przetwory ropne (kon-
kurencya ola Ameryh), oieje 1 smary,
cement, wegiel, len, konopie, sole pota-
sowe, nasiona b%uraczane.
2 powodu r64nych trudno6d dosz2y
10 skutku dotyGhczas tylko male tran
sakcye miedzy kupcani polskimi l ho-
icndersktmi jest jednak nadzieja. Re
PREY stopniowem polepszeniu sic wszel-
kich warunkow, sfery nasze kupieckie
beda sic ooraz wiecej interesowafy tax
wielkim i korzystnym ola ~polskieso han
dlu rynkiem, jakim jest rynek holen-
derSki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
AKCYA KOMUNI.
STYCZNA.

W yGazecie Porannej' z "a vrze-
snia czytamy pod powy5szym tytu-
lem:
Zanim P. P. S. zdazy}a powziac
swe uchwafy W sprawie poparcia
strajku agrarnego, mlodsze i goret-
sze zyWioly Z tel partyi zdazyIy juz
precise do asitacyi Ia ,,czynem bez-
posrednim".
Pc kraju rozrzucona jest obecnie
,,Polskiej PaIAyi SocyaIistycznej-
Opozycyi" zaadresowana do ludu
roboczego ma roll" odezwa, ktora
zwraca sic do towarzysz6w-robotni-
k6w rolnych" 1 ,,towarzysz6w chic
pow malorolnych".
Pc wstepie liryczno-socyologicz-
nym. zaczynajacym sic cd slow:
Id wicklow juz matka ziemia zy-
wi wszystkich ludzi", - odezwa
przechodzi do krytyki is~tniejacych
stosunk6w rolnych. napada ma Rad,
ma Sejm, ma Naczelnika panstTa M
,,oficyalna" P. P. S. 1 IA jej pred
tawicieli " Sejmie, W koGcu zas
dale robotnikom rolnym i chiopom
~malorolnym take ,,zbawienne" ra--
dy:
Waika rewolucyjna.
Towarzysze robotnicy rolni: To-
warzysze ch}opi maIorolni! Zwa5cie
to sobie, re sprsWy swojej brontc
MUSCLE ns innej zgola. ni5 gadanie
" Sejmie, drodze.
Muscle uauczyt sic Cd robotni--
k6w miejskich, ktorty ju1 lyle lat
walka klasowa sprawy swoiej broni
Ii, a dis szykuja sic do rewolucyi
~socyalnej. aby ostatecznte obalit pa
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-09
CONSTIPATION
Ind Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Mcadorsville. Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat
rick, OF this place, writes: 81 was
very constipaied. I had sour stomach
and was SO uncomfortable. went to
the doctor. lie gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed 10
tear up my digestion. They would
gripe me and afterwards It seemed
] was more constipated than before
heard OF BlackDraught and de.
cided 70 try H. found it just what |
needed. It was an easy laxative, and
not bad to swallow My digestion soon
improved. got well Of the sour stom-
ach. my bowels soon seemed normal.
no more gripping. and would take q
dose now and then, and was ia good
shape.
/ cannot say too much FOR Black
Draught for it is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedford's Black. Draught has for
many years been found Of great value
In the treatment OF stomach. liver AMI
bowel troubles. Easy TO take, gentla
and reliable in It's action, leaving no
bad aftereffects. IT has s-ag the praise
OF thousands OF people who faye usea
g. NC.lSs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-09
WILSON ADDRESS
IS EXPECTED TO
RESULT IN GOOD
Presidents Message Receiv-
ed by Congress as Whole 1
With Favor.


WASHINGTpN Aug s-Conuea
received President Wilson'S uddf..ns ou
the hieh r0af az NvlnF with VARYING
comment fag the moe' pau favorable
AltluuHh Some senators and fenrearn
tatives 40 lgreed nitH somc az fho
pre- idcurs specific recommendation
There wa an almost unanimous cH
preston fhHt hs Address probably
would HaNo % beneficial effect on con
diuors. llis references to aoher scc
und Thought nu tho part of inbur lead
crs wgro generally approved
Chairman lummius of Tie senate in-
ierstafe commerce committee nud
Chairman Crounn 81 tAe senate ai-r
rultuui c0mmiuee. h0iA of which will
haNe tn deal Wits the presidents slug
rcstinuf Thought tho effort would ho
lenoncln hut senator Gr0nua doubted
thai tle committee would give the
president move power fhnn the food
ooutrul 1ot now bestows
kcpuhlicrn Leader MoAdell. an the
house. huWrvef characterized the
presidents Address ns 81 confession"
ihHt the admin uufion bad Called 10
realize The seriousness of The situation
oud use Cos POWERS to cure if. Speaker
fillett declared Dec found little Thought
iui suggestion iu The address,
chairman lodge of the senate for-
rien relations committee issued o.
iifNWcnt Don pnrtlcu'nr reference 90
tbn nfeaiirntH ullusipna 10 ratification.
ui thr penDe treaty declaring no undue
delay was Intended Boo the senate ana
ihnt the body had bcou acting us
uo"dily Hs " couid llo called atten
tun to hn tnct that the president took
seren months te negotiate tho treats.
rnd thHt thn senate sharing an count
responsibiiiif BOP % had boon in posaa-
sion 'i ihe lncu m-n. only month.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-09

try We nrr nil involved lu t10 ii
troeslHr resultH af tlic high cuHf of llV
ing Hud Wo must unite. uut dNn. o.
correct 10 Vhcre urc many thing 'hlf
ought 90 De- corrected 700 thr rclatiuns
hotwceu ihe capital and lHhor m ro
Nurrt uf WaNcH ANA conditions Of labor
ana other things even more far reach
ing and Tor one am rondS 90 go into
conference about These matters with
any grunp nf ms fellow oonutrVmcu
who know what thov aye tllklng about
and are willing t1 REMEDY existing
conditions hy frank counsel rather than
sihlo while men lre Doe "a temper and
there ean hr mo- settlement which does
not have Rs its motive and standard
IN" general interest Threats ana nn
due iuslaienCe upon "a single class
nuke settlement impossible hc.
heve. nH ! have hitherto Ind occasion
to say 90 the congress- that The In
dustry ana life 81 oar people aud nf
tie world VIII suffer irrepmruhlc dam
ago " employers aud Wutkmpn arc "a
go pn 90 q perpetual contest oN au
taEunists They must ou one plan
ur another he effectively nssorrrvcd
iiuyc we mo- stcndi1stueaa ana self
possession ana business SENSE enough
Go work out that rcault2 Undoubtedly
we have aud we shnil work IL out On
the meantime now and n the days oi
establishment and rocuperatlou that
nrc ahead eft ua ict us resort more
and more to frauk ana ultimate coun-
sel ana make ourselves a great and
triumphant nation, hy making nur-
selves united force in tho life nf tho
world ~ viii mot tinu have looked
tn uH iur leadership 100 vain.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-09

De- only niclllront counsel and lst the
uuaf reasons win not The Hirounrsi
brute force The world hHa Just ir
ftruANd the arbitrary f0fra of 10 uihs
prs iuuia ID win live under NO other
All that iu arbitrary ana lutroiNr is 40
me discard Those who geeh 40 ems
piuy = only prepare THEN own o.
aftnftluu
we cannot hastily and overnight
reN niutluniao an the processes 0f our
economic llfe We ahNli not nitcWui
40 90 go There arc days OF deep eN-
ritpmeut and OF rxttHNHrtut npeech,
but with na these sfr thugs of ths
Hurftra Everyone Who BIS ln yaAi touch
with lno silent MASSES nt oar great
people knaea that the nid strong fiufc
and steady self control arc Htiil there,
tltn against violence or ANY distcm-
pcrcd action that would throw their nf
fnifa into cnufuHiun. Hm Hsreuriy
confident that they Will readily find
theWaeitcai NO matter what the con
sequence, and Thar ihnN address them
ariNsh 60 the tiFhe Hi pelrc With the
preference Tor what lN iirm that they
dlapiayed to Tho admiration 0i the
whole world in tho midst uf the war.
Appeals 20 Patriotism ~
Middiemen and Merchant,
AID enter another confident hope
I hnNn HuuNNu today chiefly ~ meas
ufca ~ imperative regulation ana ~.
sal ruiuunlMnu, on proHvrutiuna md
che sharp correction 90 selfish process
, rs and these NO doubt are uegcnsaty
iiut there ave other forces that we mas
count uu hcaidfa those resident lu thi
department 0f luHtirr We have iusl
fuiii awakened Go what has heun Coins
on ANA tp Tie Influences. many ~ thor
NorY selfish aud sinister That hnV'
nron producing high prices and lm-
posing nn iutoicrHhle burden on the
mAHN nf Gun people To have brought
T Dc ull into the open viii accomplish thl
greater puft uf the result we seek
appeal 90 0ur producers. uui middle
mon nnd oui merchants 90 deal fairl'
with tho people n iH their 0ppnrtun
( itN Co show that tines comprehend tina
/ they lntend to act iustlY3 ana that thol
| have the public interest aincorciy 10
nc0tt And ! have uu doubt tina
huuackeppUra nll over the country an,
! everyone who buys the Things he dnil,
J stnndH 200 need of win presently excr
riHe greater vigilance s."i4
/ thuuphtfui economy. mn,, atan"im
/ iuptinF cHfe aH to the market 10 rhici
I Poe huNH 0r the merchant with whom
/ hc incoa than hc hos hitbcrto oNrr
I .In4I
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-09
Must Unite, Not Divide,
TO Correct Evfls.

believe, too. that tho more eytrome
'endrfs Of organized inhor viii ptcH-
effN Yield tu Nuher second thourhf
aud like tho great maaa of their nHa
NucmtcH. think and nci ike true Amer.
scana They win see that strikcs un
dcrtukrn at thia critical time ara Ger.
tain Go mako matters WORSE. nor better
worso for thcm aud for everybody
else The worst thinH. the most mtl
Trims iint can ho dome is Co stop nf
interrupt production or to- Interfere
WIN ih" distribution ~ goods hv the
MllMnys aud the shipplur of the coun.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-09
RAILROAD WORKERS
ASK OPERATION OF
ROADS FOR SERVICE

ZEN reut iu par lor ihp roads ANA as.
mated enc amount necessary at thir-
zen hINionn
When his estimate ~ the amount
necessary was attacked Nc Plumb
ssefted tAnt "tht commerce commits
ION valuation 500 thc FIRST five railroad
nlurd shows shat thc cost 90 rsprn.
lur 'toa now would ho ouy sO ner cont
. the property account as they have
These lines, Chairman Eseh said.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-09

= nni Ntts dtfrCult matters W.
ru forward with confidence
49, iNy foad MN SOC. nut we should
crl a. comprehend the whole 90
htmu amidst which $40 act rhere
4 Hlnund fof SOME 81 the geHrfnl
'leta hear uttered about mr. iWt
condition Hf ihp world Be- nnqueR.
hlf very grave. aud WU should
10 UumufrhpuHlurlN Tile situation
Hl uNn country ~ cuNunulN
utte We ei $40 peoples U4n Hl
io kofn 0ui hyuda Hni go ivirrn
lphu lnudefNfv tni sensible eNnrHrH
NilUu Whltn yin iuaHfr ut against
uisalunt nnd liHlcmpcrs which arr
uf Hu,h deep unhnpplnaHH for
Ni fhr distressed nations un fliH
f side uf the fcH iiui wn WnN IH
llted boo thrit diHifrsHrH unless we
y ana heip WIN rnerrN md ln
NuurD
ne world must ptN lnf tne arp1ll
dfNffurtipu wrought hN ihr great
Uni Ws sfH pant uf lhr world We
RI nHN mIi share tif tive NpntH
lhN industry uf Hll Europe mt
"a alanl Nud hienuirrNd Tho normal
la hove uuf been prudunrd tht
iu4l quantity ul manufactured
u t..,. ~. tn. ..t,..f ,,fo,.s ana AZ
IN nraauefm of mnnufnotme3
dr 0n t,. 0ihnr side ~ mo Atlantic
Eurapn nfuW to the turWef con
uuH tnd N WAS upon the iofucr
ilunnH NOT thr ufraaut ihHi Gus
nnmin lelHuonH WITH Iuruuc we've
% uu $50 uuHi inNv the inyt thF'
t nr htlp lWorr tu ND' hhtl lo
nnrn1' lio nnd pfndHwtion q chApa
ruHue thpn which nfNiiahif Viii
communicated tv this country Fut
pt0snnt 30 i manifest we mu'i
rhrn noi HlNetrn our production
lnd wc utmost alone new hold th'
ld siwdt luun our HieAdi1ttnrHt
Hril lueenHH'on ihis CRISIS fur 1l|
nhihi ih1t NmDilcH must prove lei
iN" ln the rfe-"nr' ni world
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01
Can You Beat 1t?

The Dauterive Furniture
Company have purchased
their fourth car load of De-
troit Vapor Oil Stoves and
expect their arrival in a day
or two.
The present price of these
stoves is $G3, but the new car
was bought to sell at $50,
and will not last long at that
price. Those who contem-
plate buying had better get
their order in early.
Scarcity of stove wood, and
the inconvenience of burning
wood or coal has enabled this
wickless Vapor Oil Stove to
build up a wonderful popu-
larity.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01
K. of c Installation.

Sunday at 8 o'clock p. M.
the installation of officers for
the ensuing term will take
place, the ceremonies being
IN charge Of District Deputy
l.. q. Pecot, of Franklin.
Following the installation
a smoker and luncheon, to
which members of the De-
cember Glass are invited, will
be held, and several addresses
will be delivered by state Off
GERS Of the Knights Of Col
umbus, and other visiting
knights.
The second large class of
the year is being prepared for
initiation on December ID,
and the officers expect a To-
cal membership Of $50 by the
of the new year.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01
NOTICE..
New Iberia, La, Oct. Goth, 1919.
Editor The Ibelian.

New Iberia, La, Oct. Goth, 1919.
Editor The Ibelian.
Dear Sir
Having been approached during
the past week with many offers of
support and various means of EN-
couragement due to rumor that
| had entered the Race for the
City judgeship l am taking the
liberty TO use your valuable medi-
nm in order to thank each and ev-
cry one who so generously rendered
me such support and encourage
ment, and to assure them that the
same was highly appreciated by
me, and no doubt the rnmOr war
gotten up more to liven up the
race than anything else, as | did
not have any intention of entering
the same.
Again thanking each and every
one personally through your mes
sage of good cheer, am,
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS T. CAREY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01
Local Man Secures Con
tract For Plumbing
New Elks Home.

Bids were opened Tuesday on
the plumbing work for the new
Elks Home, and out Of the several
bids submitted Mr. w J Bayard
was the successful party.
The work comprises the iDstalIa
ton of several baths, including
two shower fixtures; kitchen sink;
sanitary conveDiences of all kinds,
everything to be of the very best
and latest models.
Mr. Bayard informs us that he
expects to begin the installation
Immediately and will carry on the
work as rapidly az possible TO
complete 1t without delay to the
progress on other features of the
rem0deliDg contract.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01

Saturday-Jake sed : me he
knowed how to make butter out or
grass. bet him a rubber BaluDe
he diddenT. He sed TO feed grass
9 the cow which wonld give milk
~ then You. churn the Butter. lie
hassent got his Balune yet. Mebby
he wont neither.
Suuday-teecher allowed me =
go home from Sunday skool early
today The way il happened was
thsaway. She sed Repeat the
fond commandment IL | sed 1t was
Eat drink and be Mary today and
tomorrow you will be Dry. She
sed to me Stats you May go home
now Il study yure Bible Which
| did only | dlddent study emmy
Chicken for dinner.
Monday-moIe chicken today.
ma give me the neck 3 eat Il OBJ
jected to it q pa said when be
was little boy he had always ale
the neck & the back Il the muck.
els asst him did he like them a.
he said Yes he did. SO | sed 2
him Well you can have mine He
diddent.
Tuesday-pa was playing on
the FoDograft ~ desided he wood
get church peace so he went 2
the Telefone 81 rung up Il then
the person which wcred sed
What do you want IL pa sed Take
Me as ! Am. The fellow sed Who
you think yure a tawkiDg 2 Pa
sed Haint you the Muslck store
which sells Fonograft reckords &
the man sed No this is the Police
stashun. Pa rung off.
Wednesday-after skoOl was
out Jake & me went a hickry nut
ting out 2 ole man Skinnerses
tblcket. we had only just got
our sacks full when ole man Skin
ner cum along q he sed WOt you
kids dong in my woods now get
out. So we started pick up our
sacks 81 he sed Empty them durD
you. We did. That ole man is 2
stIngy to give duck drink.
Thursday he Teacher asst Jane
2 name the canal which carTys the
fnd threw the body after the
stummick Digested it. She re-
plyed and sed it was the AlimOny
canal. / snickered and she frOse
me with | of her looks.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01
Big Profit in Garlic

Other things than sweets
grow in delta soil and make
good, as is indicated by the
record of a southern planters
wife in growing garlic. She
had eight acres of garlic that
produced an average Of 5000
pounds per acre which she
marketed at 80 cents a pound,
or 5000 an acre. Incidental.
" she canned nearly a hum
dred bushels of sweet pota-
toes off each acre of a four
acre tract. In the rich delta
region it is a question of
picking out the thing that
you care to grow, rather than
a question of finding what
will grow.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01
Mr.. ALBERT MEsTAyER

On Saturday Of last week
Mr.. Albert Mestayer, one OF
Iberia's best known citizens
passed away after a short i'll.
ness. He was taken to Hotel
Dieu in New Orleans on Fri.
day for an operation but the
end came before the opera
ton could be performed.
Mr.. Mestayer was born in
New iberia fifty four years
ago and had spent his entire
life in this vicinity, living fol-
the past many years at his
home in the third ward, on
the Loreauville road.
He was a successful bust
ness man, a prosperous
planter, and a valued citizen
and his funeral, which was
conducted in the st. Peters
Catholic Church was attended
by a throng of relatives and
friends, the numbers Of which
attested to his high standing
in the community.
His wife and five children
Eugene, Clarence, Oswald
Martha and EdMay; his
brother. Mr.. Henry Mestayer,
and sister, Mrs. Joe Muller,
both of New Orlans, and
brother Mr.. Carlos Mestayer
of this city, survive him.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given shat in
the special election to be held in
School District Number Six, Iberia
Parish, Louisiana, on November
Is, 1919, the polls of the respective
precincts shall be opened at seven
O'Clock A. M. and remain opened
until five o'clock 2. M. of the said
date, under the provision of sec
ton Is Act $50 of 1910.
J. Il VERRET, Pres.
l.. Il. TILLY, Secty
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01
COME 10 SEE Us

If everybody knew how easy 1t
is to secure home under the
Building Association plan and how
much money they would save dur
ing time the property is being paid
for there would be very few people
homeless and paying rent today
COME TO SEE Us AND THE
SECRE FAIRY WILL EXPLAIN.
w q Weeks, Secty
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-01

tunes of the
Natives of the
CannoDball eye
lands | wasScnt
able > beside so
! sed ! diddent
know. SO she
ast Jake W hlcb
was holding up
bis hand W hich
was dirty like
common. 80 she
sed Jake you
may tell US. He
repIyed q sed
They haint en-
ny manners or
Costumes airy !.