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SCHEDULE X.

( Some weeks AFRO the Louisville
/ lc'crrisr- -Tonrng4 nr5n4e8 ! history of
I Schedule X which shawed how the
wool ma, sf,7nrara have arranged
4 their znbsidv fo spi+ tnemseIves 5rhev
/ have fet no dnuhf shat when the ua.
4 lure of +beir onport1,nfties x cansid-
cred tbair moderation hae been corn
rperFaf,ge
Nr Yrn9avn.aaa s
/ Cbiraro +bs. tbe T,e.a-.t@ eg +L- -.
ed csFefae nav e1os aaq a5l0 ~
YEAR al snh45.1v ,,n8ar tl,a sg..g,,.
n9w r geera.srr Tv r@he- -,..5 ii
costs aper, ,nan v.ore.sn ~.,, a.s9s
America mora fhan 81 .sr - 49,.
tribute -ha wooi grs ,sbfob prasf
dent TaM deri3na5 +o aiafsrl, r,f@,
ne vetoed Dii1 that was designed to
improve the situation by MODIFYING
schedule which he had declared fla.
defensible
Waol II rn5va~sa} r.oo.ss;..,
America The noor jr frnTi,..j -s,,,.,
tries c-u eat alar,g p-sfh.,,f ,--,.o1 t,,,,
in the Trifn7 e8a4o. 49,. III.
mate IL rlid fBst eni
are NOS Wrrn r,er IA r,il..S
where. acccrdino ~ I'LL, ,,ftl.- si....r
noet3 who sflo.e.s ,,ol+i. ,sa.'..- it, -
ca1ffava+p fh.a n@,~,-,-as+ae .,ttf1
dream e4 ,sr,,-tat T
b cegsgfF III tba "bienie-,s ,r,5s
1sq e,a .s6. iLs~ aVy w" or
be held up by the manuE efurers ara
made o stand ana deliver Is. of cos,rea
an indefenzible OUTRAGE fast as pras.
laent iaft felt thar # Was when he
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Z Now let some martial writer take
( his valiant pen IN hand and wri 0f
Mr. Baker the man from Maryland
the man who III the crucial h0ur
when millions writhe in thr0es can
swing his tfusty willow and bin i
on the nose. the man who when the
haiile's din around the world is he ra.
stands in Destruction pathway su.
perhly guarding third. What though
they Dear upon him with spikes ot
flashing steel ID Mr Bakers anato
mE there's no Achilles heel a 1ly-
ing host OF muscle comes hurtiins
through the airi Aud whore is Mister
blker1 Wen. Bake is simply there
fhe uniform once spick and span, in
shrecs and tatters is aud the gfn1N
dirt Of Gotham Is tresked on Baker
phiz The blood comes @usAins
ior,h from wounds. ten, twelve may
hap score; it's doubtful il j..
Caesar was carved "a darned biz more
what time they handed II 10 MIN in
bonnet sla.s and iung when baseball
ana most every other kinj Of game
was young They We been Singh
Caesars praises in poems and in
prose. in marble and ia pigments
they've handed him the rose Ans
there's no intent in these immortal
lines to intimate that Caesar WASH
pretty near the greatest Of the gre8t
No doubt ne played q tricky game
resorting to intrigue. but every thins
considered he surely led the league
Eut leaders come and shine taeif
while and then they flicker out I'ha
Yesterdays can't stand the gah
they've got TO go the route Today
Tae Hour, The Minute The Su
preme, Exalted NOW and the gink
who's on the pedestal-to him we
have to bow. So string the lyres. ye
poets, ye singers start the song He|
senlptors and the rest OF You, come
on and Join the throngi Come on
with myrrh and frankincense. wii9
richest yrian dyes with Jewels tifai
nave sparkled beneath far eastern
skies, Come on with all the resi- 81
III. come on with all you've got, anu
hsnd It to the eaap who KNOCKED the
ban outside the lot. Come hand Il 'o
the chap who in tile sanguinar2 fall
with the spikes 8f Hessian Snadgass'
hpng on grimly to the ball FROM
MARYLAND. my MARYLAND, ne comes
Third Baseman Baker and with Base-
balps Grand Immortals he's there I
ana no mistake
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THREE GREAT AMERICANS

4 Inc New York World calls attention
4 to ~Aat 1t Is pleased TO term thl
American TriumYirate And PRO
lu5es an interesting editorial upon
the subject Of the downfall OF al
three Of The great men COMPOSING
that trinity of course, the World re
lters to Diaz. of Mexico, to Roosevelt
.of the United States and 70 Laurier
OF Canada. three men who four or hvs
years ago, were considered the most
powerful that ever governed this
countries upon this continent
Diaz was, perhaps, the ablest is
the way one paper puts il dis ca
Tecr was the longest. maybe most
spectacular and nis FAN Was the
hardest Laurier was the c0urtliest
the sinceregt--his fan was the lara
and least violent Roosevelt was toe
comet of THE constellation be rose
QUICKEST the most brilliantly, and
maneuyered his own fall"
Concerning Roosevelt the Worll
ays
The youngest and the latest to
come ro leadership in what used 70
pe referred to as q great trlumYirata
"ae t-ir nv A3+a 'e0illilAA T" m
q nalaate ioT fe-eie-tlon' 4lf- loose
Felt turned mas oihcs sser 70 sue
cessor OF ms own selectlob ~ he op
p0rgunily 10 carry with .bim into pri-
yate life an Influence that would
have made him the most powerful
single parsonage among Anis fellow
CIT zens was lost
Needless toward constitutional
obligations and limitations. personal
qualities once regarded as OF the
highest usefulness. degener8ted into|
meddiesomeness nersuml3ioa on the
.avor of the people that iid not stop
short OF insuHerable arrogance d.sil- /
usioned the country His decline
continued during a considerable In
erval. II any specific time we're 10
le fixed as definitely mafbine ais fall
& wou1d be tae date of me election /
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an9 maintained peace with other
countries. IN 1act be had brought il
out Of q very dark and dismal night
.oi despair into a day Of considerable
promise II was that promise In the
toem OF restless energy and social
discomfort among a part of the people
that enabled Madero to win.
And what has Madero done2 The
ore cally, 81 least his victory lis IN
divided ANA it is only in theory thus
far That * may be viewed, for in
practice Il is an toe ONE But In
Jess than a year-the revolution he
gan November -. lgi0-Madero has
completely oYertArown Diaz and ap.
parently subaued Diazlsm. conducted
popular and peaceful election by
whica he ANA his preferred candidate
FOR the Weep presidency, Sen0r Suarel
are elevated to the highest seats with
in The gift of Mexico Had De "a Bar
la. or Gomez been chosen Yice-presi-
c snt. the Madero trump would Aays
been incomplete, bnE Suarez WAS the
man of his choice and the fact that
be comes from Yucat3n, indicates a
larger measure OF Madero strength
through all portions OF the republic
than was az first counted
1t seems well that The full Madero
ticket has gone in, for this puts up
to Ehe new leader, unAanpered ths
task of running the country Oi
course while Diaz may never return
20 AleSic0 and his old friend and aliy
Reyes. has fled il Will be too much to
expect thar the old regime will nor be
Die to set UP a few pegs for tae
Maaero government. The record be.
makes must be what ne viii be judged
bv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

country's public afrairs Diaz is y
man without country Laurier wis
overwhelmingly defeated at the polls.
Roosevelt ceases to attracs the plaud-
rs that We're his a few years ago. Ia
each case, as Ia that of Napoleon and
Caesar, and All the great leaders Who
have dazzled for awhile. but fell in
The end one can conjecture as 30 iae
reason. II Roosevelt had failed to az
this, II Diaz had restrained himself
IN certain instances. II I-aurier nad
been different Al the particular time
kAsa result i. nisht .baYe been otaer
WISE But Il SENS that the gliaih'
hana beinnd events IS gdetesaline1
THAI there shall be an apex 81 n
crest in the rise Of every hiiuan
movement
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~ THE bs0DLE OF THE 8oAn

~ Ole q his recent speeches Presi-
gent lan va THAI he stood III the
lh'aate oi the road -balf Wav b.
N"sen the progfessiYes and tie reae-
AiOIafles tie Went or to ssy that he
recognized ia the insnrgent lists uanv
good men. ana ID the iis- 81 reaf.
si9i1afles many patrl0ls-and a jof
more o. the same iencr But ne he
..s re hlldale of the road aafe
sHVhno upon which 70 stand
but the president doesre saen Is
have pleased ther side. Tbe bro
sfessiFes have made fua of bis noef
ION They have called attention fo
4he faet hat there can b. no middle
oi he road AZ this tine either a nsp
hi1St Dc progressive. or ne must 10
against prcgressirness.
y eas from The reactlonaries bow-
ever that the president received the
most ierrif G sc0iding. They had
lgiH 70 beliese thm The Dresidt.n1
would take q firm stand ia thaI~ g,,Ie
- he had 80 frequently one s. ,ost
Ieacli0nary u the react 0narlee. reIi-.
~ eDsoL people WHO stand IN the
hii1oIs 81 Hne road in way that
ytsih 70 Bflns ne blush " shame to
ny man Nbo admits char suca Is -
sstson Here is wat LesIe's aars
q the middle of Tie roader
The middle oi the road Is no place
of tighter You wl always find
ne man ~ has noi tie courage of
~ convictions making l0r the RAJ
.le D the road You uill always fnd
be trimmer Bho wants 10 favor haeh
4aes 81 - oppose neither gafttine
he middle Of the road.
The middle Of the road IS The place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25
UNDIVIDED VICTORY

FOR MAD .
Less than ole year ago the re@1sa.
iion against the Diaz regime. which
liAd ruled Mexico for a third Of CEN
Jury assumed serious aspect A
third ri a century Of absolute control
ard authority intrenches anv nan Or
SCI Of men securely as was demon
straled 1n the case OF Diaz gnI ais
party. Of which I)iaz was the Alma
and omega. SO when MadeFo took uB
hs seltimposed task ~ unhorsIug
this iron man in Mexico. he found
country honeycombed ard cobwebhed
with lJazsm and Is was not an bad
tnat is. Mexico under Igis2 had felt
samethiug beside the power Of
proud and personally asaficioGs rlls.
er Diaz had given Mexico its place
am0ng Tire nations had developed
agriculture and industry 70 a certain
extent. established its credit abroad
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Thre lay upon the oceans shore
What once a tortoise served to cover
year and more. with rush and roar
The surf had relied it over,
Had PLAYED witch it and flung it by
AS wind and weather might decide il
Then tossed it high, where sand-dritts
dry
Cheap burial might provide it.
il rested there to bleach or tan
Tie rains had soaked, the suns had
burned Fl,
With many a bai the fisherman
Hal stumbled DER and spurned ID.
and here The fishergirl would stay,
l0niectufing with her brother.
How In their play the poor estray
Might serve some use or other.
So there il lay. through wet and dry
AS emftE s the last new sonnet,
4 IL by and by came Mercury
And having mused upon il,
Why here cried he. the thing OF
things.
ID shape material and dimension,
give it bus strings. and 10, IL sings,
A wonderful iaYention'
Sc said SO done the chords he
rained
And as bis fingers Ger them hoF-
cred
fhe shell disdained a soni had gained /
fhe Tyre had been discovered
, empty world that round us lies.
Dead shell, OF soul and thought for
saken
Brought We but eyes ike Mercury n
3 thee what songs should waken.
james Russell Lowell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

Maybe the Aldrich plan would make
NeN York the money center of The
world Dut We don't want the money
centered IN any one spot unless hat
spot be where We can lay our hands
uB0n III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

Statehood for Arizona has given
the politicians thera something 30
work i0r--the offices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

Owen hlsIer insists upou t oast-
uares netwithstan an4iug shai he is n
excellent hes4ta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

4 meeting held In Omaha day or
i~o ago was called the American pris
on association, though ng q single
American prisoner attended f.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

Being progressive. we suppose Dir
Sun fat Sen is being counted in tae
tall LaFollette column.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

By ghe time the Gll5Genites reach
Jacksonville they viii Eu9E tbs Valne
ot good roads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

Patriotic Ital ans are all ogcoaing
Turkish baths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

War Is disturbing Ehe harmony OF
the concert of hurope
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

4 three n iIion dollar error IN book
keeping does noE SPEAK well for the
business ability of the Washington
navy yard clerks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

The mass Of pr nter's INK being US
sd ought certainly 70 ripei the imma-
tAre citrus fruit controversy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

Deeper waterways ana good roads
are keeping step in the mafeh a pro-
gress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

No use wasting energy swat ns the
flies nov. cooler weaher Is putting
finish TO them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

Ts gods. whst neXt The eve Kiss
is the latest 30 rob men OF thelr sens
eS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

A permanent exhibit Of American
made good in Panama TO help attract
souih American trade isns baa
Idea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

af they accept Il woman On THE Mo
Namara case she VIII satteF with her
suffrage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

Great Britain IS maintaining a
spninx-like attitude relative TO its
rumored Intention 10 annex Egypt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-25

The individual cup fad causes manE
: good man % go thirsty
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
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The FINDING OF THE LYRE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-21
HE CARRIES THE LOAD.

The man who works for daily
stipened has just cause for com
plant for the rise in prices for
all foodstuffs. Ills wages are
about the same now as they were
ten years ago. and yet the tables
furnished by the United States
Bureau of Labor show that the
following increases have occurred
on the following essential food
articles: Bread an Increase of ~
per cent butter 33 per cent, cot
fee 9 per cent. eggs 10 per cent ,
flour 81 per cent. milk II per
cent: mutton 30 per cent e.; fresh
pork 6S per cent salt pork 80 per
cent. ham Is per cent; potatoes
90 per cent. All articles not here
ennumerable have corresponding
increases in their percentages --
Avoyelles Enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-21
CURSING MONOPOLY

The E.utcrprlee recently, untrL
th, now Canadian Inv vbIcb ,e,,h
l,sheJ a court If ,nuniiry tn Ic,I
with munn,,ly The nI,u - ann
.cI oeuccIally AGAINST those who
LnII d, nnnnnoIt tb,a,,.f. .,,t,.rt..
and undo, tine now INV n h.. L,II
ore If tho rotents on shoe .u,l-,n,,
machinery ,,n Ia com. m G,r II,
vostIoot,nn I,nle, th,. now. e.,
uoL,ou law ~ e,f,lsua Lvr.,t,T,.
,uv that thoy are hrino. ,u,,rr,I
throucL manopoIy can SET th..
u,oL,ur,, =, ,nnt,on which will,
MAKE. an invrsfI.af,.n and Il tbcr.
comrloInt - sustained thr r,,,nt.
urc vn,Ied
tc,t,iu Americans bovc. nI,t,.u
eI poceoqqron Of all Of tbe rr,n,.
pal patents on machinery used n
boot anil ehno maxine anil thus.
have controlled the #m1n1laclurc
Of such machinery until the, alone
arc the sole manufacturers. Of suru
moch,ncry THIS machinery 49,
NOT sold but Is leased and thIIs
th, company pets n ROYALTY ON
every pan Of elar4 made AMI lg
IN rogltlou Ia dictate the pro,
.,t which ahoee shall he sold and
also to dictate how many factor
jcs shall manufactures shoes and
where thcy shgII be lnon,eI The
pntcnta hell hy the comuau, have.
been registered III every nn,mtr,
having patent laws. and of course
in Canada Now six Canadian
manufacturers have entered com
pIaint under I'D, new Canadian
law aud an Investigation ~ about
f., be made IF II * found that
tn, ownership pf lhrar ratcnt4
an oppressive mo
nopnlv them the patents Will be-
vnllol AMI the machines eau hr
manufactured by ANYONE IN On
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-21
AN ASSAULT ON A PRIEST

Opn,ousaq. Ia. Jan ~ NJ =
REGULAR meeting Sunday Of OPP
lo,lqas Council 1lIJ. Knights 81
Columbus. the following 1"s"n.
tlnne were adopted
C Whereas. # has com" TO The
lunvloIgc Of the council that -
l. Gullpry. claiming authority
rs an officer Of the law. has com
united m unjust fable assault 81,
the person "f Roy l. j Sayy
past " Of the Catholic church u
Vile Platte while the priest was
ROBBED ~ the ycgtmoMs OF his
sacred calling. and
Whereas. # has been rumnred
thai Gulllorv is - member OF thf
order. and this uutruthful report
IS doubles made to give color t.
his version of tn" affair to the
effect that the priest was the ~
rrrsqur thrrrln. therefore be i
Resolved That this council
|Ieureratrs IN The strongest terms
this conduct on tn" part Of q T.
| CUTLERY, and declares that no pre-
vocation existed for hbs assault
upon the person of Rev j.. !
Saw. q minister Of the church.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-21

Two newspaper mon, with more
enthusiasm than good judgment
have installed a plant for the is
suance of a daily paper in Hunkie
little town in AvoNellrs ar,sh
They are either possessed OF toe
much money. that they want to
spend. or not enough Judgment
to handle it in other lines Of in.
dustry. infinitely more profitable
IA five dollar newspaper cannot
be published in u two-bit town
and we respectfully refer to New
Iberia as proof of this asser
ton st Mary Watchman,
Quit trying to poke fun at lis
Brother Alpha. instead. come t.
New Iberia and see what bargains
YOU can get at the Globes big
stock reduction sale Nothing
like it in Franklin.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-21
CHARACTER ASSASSINATION

There can be no more despl"a
bic. rcprohpusrhIo aud loathsnmo
oooupafirn than that nf character
asqaeginailun Perhaps there IS
nothing So easily accomplished re
curing SO little effort. rs hlastlut
forever the character Ut some ~
norrnt person MI 'that IS reulr
eI IS for an individual Ia put ~
circulation a false statement has
ed ON that unreliable aud lndofi-
nit "TIIEY SAY " Every time
this report IS repeated 1T Is added
tn macull,ed and elaborated until
indeed "moI" hill becomes -
mountain After such slandor
olrl statements are once repeated
| the truth cannot "ycrtakr ihcm.
and irroparablc harm IS dom"
There are some individuals who
spend 1h",r leisure time ~ manu-
featuring stories that arc designed
to aseaegnatr tho character 81 aud
do lasting injury to some one
Some even spend the elleui hour',
If the night ~ weaving fantastic
lies calculated to harm those
whom they Iu moi like. aud rs
soon rs DAYLIGHT comes they cot
fldr iholr iahricatlnns 10 the tnEi
person they meet. giving they
say ~ their authority. some
times they vary the recital hy say
mo II heard SO aud qp. when.
as matter Of fact. they manufa'-
iurcd the story out Of whole 'lnth.
with the deliberate purpose 81 rs
saae,nailnu the character Of tn"
person against whom they may or
may not have n grievance.
I'nfortunatelv. there are SOM"
such characters IN Monroe. rs ~
every town aud city. and they rs
llally become very active during
y political campaign som" 81
them even working overtime. s."
anxious are they to keep the san
der market supplied with Their
product.
However. such stories arc not
always confined To political cam
pJpns Too often the slaRlcr-
mill is kept grinding at all sea
sons Of the year. 10 the end that
there Is always y surplus stock "f
infamous Stories on hand. FER
haps this is crop that never FAILS,
b,n there should be sasne way IN
which to effectively put q period
to the operations Of the scandal
mongcr and the character assassl
nator. II does not require n hlar'
aud a blast on the trumpets IT,
wreck the character OF any one.
\ mere whisper credited to they
say will accomplish the dlah"-
loal object the INSCRIPTIONS per
son has in view Monroe News.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-21
CROPS ABOUT FINISHED

The sugar campaign still drags
its weary length. Nearly all the
sugar houses of the Parish have
shut down. Only Seguta. Orange
Grove and Bayside are yet IN opr-
ration Segura will be the last IN
tho field M there are yet about
$4,000 tons to grind. which at the
rate Of 1000 tons per day will near
" wear out the month OF Feb
ruary. The cane cannot be lie
liycrrd in sufficient quantities IT,
warrant running both mills. 9th
erwise 1000 tons per day could he
used The Juices arc giving the
chemist aud sugar makers consid-
cradle trouble owing to the ~ IDS
and foreign matter developed by
the freeze. At Orange Grove the
mill will close down SatuiAla,
with n tonnage close of 10000.
Considerable trouble is exrerienc-
cd here also with the juices ms
much acid il IN the cane. which
however. Yields to treatment. and
not cana will he lost. although
the campaign has been prosecuted
under difficulties.
Work has commenced in the
fields again. Cane planting is be
iug pushed vigorously In the
Morbihan neighborhood much
work IL also being done. The seed
cane and stubblcs after u careful
cxaminat ion prove to be IN excel
lent condition and If the present
warm sun shiny days prevail con
siderable of the crop will he plant
ed. A large area Of land was
plowed in the fall which is in most
excellent condition makes the
planting Of cane easy and rapid.
Nearly all the week has been mild
and spring-like with the Temporal
ture in the T0's. Gardens and
truck patches are looking up. and
their owners are much encouraged
to pitch new crops. Even this
early the factory man is out for
contracts and soliciting cane for
this year. AS supplies are needed
and money TO pay labor some of
the needy ones are making con-
aracts for 1911. to he tepented Of
later on.
Messrs. Mann and Kolle of The
Department of Agriculture. Wash
ington. are here and making their
arrangements for soil survey Of
Iberia Parish. which will take
scmc months TO complete. They
have been sent here at the in
stance OF Congressman Broussarl
and many citizens Of the parish.
The progress Of the work will be
watched with interest From all
i,r.rations the cane crop II iberia
will he considerably increased this
season. Thu Frisco railroad has
completed its spur to Segura Fac.
tory. thus putting its patrons
within touch with five central fac
tories. which afford healthy com.
petition and inure to the benefit
If thu producer Of cane. Very
few changes or transfers are being
made this year. everything re
naming as Observation-Disclosures III
Sugar Planter.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-21
A BLACKBOARD BAGGED.

Sam Felix. the noted pump an'
woman puncher. got somc OF wha
is coming to him when he wa
sentenced vest erday to three
months in the narish prison an'
to pay q fine of 800 for whippi'
n woman Of the Restricted Distrlc'
On Christmas Eve. Felix has
hong been an eyesore to the decent
people Of this community. and
numerous times has he proven "
disgrace to the city. the state and
The nation. but now that his
charmed life has had n dent put
in it. and the ma .iesty of the law
has fastened ITS fangs in his dirty
carcass. IT remains ~ be seen
what effect his punishment will
have on others Of his stripe and
station. Law and order have
gained a roint. others remain to
he earned. hut some comfort can
be got in knowing that Felix was
fixed. that whipping women will
not be as popular as it formerly
was and that the prosperity OF
pimping has been puncturcd.--
Picayune