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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-09

way or the other. It's our work ana
our living. and we've got to know
where we are at"
She paid no attention TO his definite
ly offensive manner now. You'll have
to get your information from the man
who owns the plant"
well, where's her
Right here In town"
He was amazed. He had not dreamed
of this. Young Jones here in town
CTo BE CoNTINUEDO
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-09
Oversupplied.

"The Teller that said words are a
physician of mind diseased may
a-been right, but some women have a
whole mob o. doctors"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-09

ster. quite positively. II heard IL
honk-honk, and at first I thought IL
was goose, but when / looked out
the window I seen It was an automo-
bile"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-09

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL. YOU
Try Murine Bye Remedy for Red, Weak Watery
Hyes and Grnnulated Hyellds; No SmA ring
Just Eye Comfort. Write for Book of the Eye
By man Free. Murine Bye Remedy Co., Chicago,
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15
Another Parish to Gravel Roads

Inc police jury Of West Baton
nouse parish has called special
t,se.lon lection for Sept. 10 to submit to the
Apayefs proposition to issue
=, aolias to the amount CT s75, 600 for
slie purpose of constructing a model
. slaYel 81. road the full length Of the
paIisn, about eighteen miles, No op-
posl'lon to the project is expected
aaa it is the intention to start work
Mashout delay. The highway will
=so4i Tue completed roads of Iberville
ena t;n ascension parishes, giving CON
fsa suoas hard-surfaced thoroughfar
t.olA thls city to Port Allen.
- 1lhe road is under construction
~ 81 me west bank of the river in ,Jef-
tison tba,., and St. Charles, and it is
1 s4oa5sht the intervening parishes of
m;., ~, edlhes and st. John will fall in
rosa rsa me procession and gravel their
Nus completing the modern high
by by from New Orleans to Raton
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15
RESPONSIBILITY Of GOOD CITIZENSHIP.
HOW YOU CAN HELP BUILD Up YOUR COMMUNITY.

community is progressive ctizen-no
less.
Every individual in arriving he average
No is exempt.
You responsible spirit your community
out of the calculation.
community liability; above, community
of the other pulling
promoting advancement progress.
There responsibility resting citizen this
toWn-the responsibility of good citizenship.
What makes good citizen? cit
zenship.
paying your and Yes partly II
your city patronz
home industries merchants, bankers bakers
butchers printers
porting home who the the
tenance Of who help support Schools
charities, roads, who the which
families depend and whose large
the welfare Of city
Mail order cataogs which
the burdens taxation which
interested the growth
from them aiding and betting unfair competition
merchants.
REMEMBER THIS BEFORE SENDING AWAY ANOTHER
ORDER REMEMBER, TOO THAT MONEY SENT AWAY FOR
GOODS YOU SHOULD BUY AT HOME, NEVER RETURNS AND
YOUR OWN.
KEEP YOUR MONEY HOME AND HELP BUILD UP
YOUR OWN COMMUNITY
DONALDsONVII4LE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
By R. s. V1gKERs. Secretary.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15
RheamS--Smifh

i homer ION, Rheams, a young. enpioyee
MI ehe Standard Oil Company and
,.ss Wass bessie Smith, Of Prairieyjlle
Wv married this morning -by Rev.
son.a m y, Drake at the Methodist par
q lase; -, Miss Smith is the DAUGHTER
i t aaple smiths well known planter
n eae 3. PralrieFille section. She and
fas haeams have been sweethesrts
= n : number of years. V
this a: prlae arrived in Baton Rouge
WaS s alesnins on the Louisiana Rail,
and @a aaa navigation Company train
Rhe,aass M vas net at the station bv Mr.
psn;aa ANS. Miss Smith was accom-
and 50 BY members Of her family
tridass large party of friends. The
=eonrIlopla party went directly ~ the
telenhaoeese. Rev. Mr.. Drake was
Wantaa a4Aoiled $, and the young cornIe
neIiata,t,1[ aa the ceremony to proceed IN.
tae a'4eely: ne After a conferences p among n,n
J It II ual members of the party Ao5 howaver 9nlons
dist parsa,sae ps aee1ded to so to the Metho,
their and Mrs. Rheams vin n.t
staIa.rinaeosm aome here.-Baton Rouge @
but i ta1 nan who has feet can kick.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15
August Crop Report.

The Bureau of Crop Estimates OF
the United States Department OF
Agriculture, in cooperation with the
Weather Bureau, issues the following
forecast of the yield of various crops
in Louisiana, as OF Aug 1: Corn,
36,30o,000 bushels; oats, 1,16O, ,0oo
bushels; Irish potatoes, 1,o9O, ,OoO
bushels; sweet potatoes, 49,, ,oO0
bushels; rice, j 200, 900 bushels; hay,
5000 tons The condition Of the
cane crop Aug. / is estimated at 70
per. cent.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15
s|CkENED BY CALOnEL.

Il you ever saw anyone made SICK
by caIomel you won't want any more
calonel yourself. There's no real rea-
son why a person should take calomel
anyway, when fifty cents Will buy
large bottle of Dodson' S Liver Tone
a good remedy that perfectly and
safely takes the place Of dangerous
calomel, which is only another form
of deadly and poisonous mercury.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting vegetable liquid which will
start the liver just as surely as calo-
mel, and which has absolutely no
bad after-effects.
Children and grown people can tax
Dodson's Liver Tone without any re-
striction Of habit Or diet. The x
Ray Pharmacy sell it and guarantee
it te take the place of calome1, and
will refund your money at once If
it fails in your case.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15
lecture on Panama Canal.

A graphic description Of the great
est engineering feat in the history
Of the world, the construction Of the
Panama Canal, will be given in two
lectures to be delivered at the Grand
Theatre Thursday and Friday, Sept,
II and 19, by Civil Engineer A. w.
sWyndhanl, the Well-knoWn s4man on
the spot, under the auspices Of the
Donaldsonyille Chamber of Com
merce. Mr.. Wyndham's description
Of the famous waterway will be illus
trated with $50 colored stereopticon
views and a. complete set Of sketches
made expressly by himself for this
special purpose and his exclusive use,
describing the Straits of Panama in
detail and picturing this newest Won
der of the world from its commence
nent to its completlon-
Mr.. Wyndham assisted in the first
engineering survey Of the proposed
canal in 1878, three Years before the
French commenced operations and
five years before the first concession
was secured from Colombia. In 1883
he was employed by the French I'M
Ief fefUinaIu u6 sLeSSEpS, III tiIt
construction department, and was on
the spot in 1889, watching the dying
struggle of the French Company.
Again in 1905, 1905 and 1907 he was
on the canal as a correspondent, at
the same time working for the United
States Commission in the construc-
ton department. His published let
ters on the progress of the great
work were read with considerable in
terest in the United States and for
eign countries, and his illustrated
on the canal is in big de-
nand in all parts Of the world.
That Mr.. Wyndham is an authority
On this mammoth national undertak-
ing is beyond question, His lectures
are both enlightening and entertain
ing, and the testimonials he has re-
ceiyed from various places where he
has appeared are of the highest and
most favorable character. His ad-
dresses here will be awaited with
eager interest.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15
the necessary means.

the necessary means.
In colonizing, it must be counted
with people of comparatively modest
means. Development, whether it is
irrigation, drainage or clearing tim
Der land, is aIWays done much cheap
er by big capital, with machinery,
and on large scale, than by little,
poor individuals. Owners of big
tracts of land may make money pre-
pairing lands for cultivation and also
will greatly help the settler and the
whole co1nmunit The settler on
such land will make a living from
The start without hardship and will
soon become q eontented, good and
respectable citizen.
Louisiana haszsslae brains. and also
The money or means TO do It.
When all this will be done-as it
IS being done already-and made
known, then new settlers will fill up
ali the overlooked spots and nooks of
this grand state
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15

Bids for cleaning the line of levees
in the Pontchartrain levee district
were opened Tuesday at a meeting in
the office of President Hunter c..
Leake, in New Orleans The con
tract for the parishes of St. James
and Ascension was awarded to Louis
Bourgeois, Of Convent This work
Will give occupation to many laborers
now without employment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15
Clean Up Decaicg ue.

The board Of trade Of Hoboken,
sew Jersey, issues the following
commandments, which everybody
hould observe:
Remember thy garbage can to keep
t covered.
Thou shalt cut the weeds in thy
Jacant lot lest it become a hiding
place for old tin cans.
Thou shalt bear witness against
hy neighbor's rubbish heap.
Thou shalt clean out the hablta-
ion of thy horse.
Thou shalt prevent the breeding OF
The fly, that thy children unto the
bird and fourth generation need not
wat him.
Remember thy back yards and al
ley to keep them clean.
Six days shalt thou labor. If yet
The task is not accomplished thou
souldst do worse than continue on
he seventh.
Thou shalt covet the air and sun
shine
Lock not upon the milk when it
cometh from an unclean dairy.
Remember thy cleaning-up day
md keep it holy.
II thou dost harken unto these say
ngs to do them thou shalt live long
n the land, and the cleanup splr-
t shall last 365 days in the year.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15

It takes a live fish to swim up
stream Be live. Advertise in
The Chief.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15

We buy at home How about you?
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15

A class of $50 candidates will be
Initiated into the Woodmen of the
World order at Morgan City on Sept.
., and preparations are being made
% celebrate the event in an elabor-
ate manner. Speakers of national
reputation have been invited to de-
liver addresses on Woodcraft, and
large delegations from all the Wood
men camps in that section are ex-
2ected to be present. The big class
S being organized by District Man
ager Robert Henderson, Of New Or
leans
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15

= sakes brains to boost. s An A''A'
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-08-15

The great South Louisiana fair is
less than two months off, Better be-
gin to get your exhibit in shape.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
AmerIcans susnlcioua

Naco, Ariz.. NOV l1.-With several
of his rs milimater field pieces placed
at range Of 5000 yards, Governor
Maytorena reopened his artillery fire
on the Carranza garrison at Naco, So
nora, shortly before noon today. The
garrison replied but their bullets fell
short. At the same time yesterday
Yaqui Indians were seen moving into
positions around the town for an at
tack which agents Of Maytorena de-
clared would be made tonight.
Maytorena promised Colonel Hat
field, commanding the American bor-
der patrol. that he would give two
hours notice Of attack but Hatfield.
not depending upon that sent his
men into position on the border lina.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
Kaiser,s Forces, After Haro Fight Take D1n1ude
THE GERMANS On DEFENSIVE AT ALL POINTS
TODAY'S DEVELOPMENTS
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mission that tie allies obliged this
vantage the great battle for possession Of the eastern shore the +
English channel French
allies have the pushing
the Germans and taking Lombaertzyde small Belgian
: northeast OF Meuport
il The warning
the struggle in Belgium which for the moment ovhadows
situation
first indication that the
probably turning the
brought definite Dxmude which
south close the French border fighting has been most in
the new onslaught with the help of their rnforcemens Of fresh
: troops new artillery
during advance Ostend
Dixmude allies
ed o the temporarily, but their there
challenged resulting of the most
important fighting the Whether the
victory will influence the outcome not
: yet disclosed
Along remainder Of the says
office there change for slight progress by the allies at
Berinsew OF the situation optimistic
: the word exceeding good oense
which terms employed in this connection
: hopeful outcome Military
with
allies
: their attention menacing armies
reported to have placed
Austrian in the east
Pogd conadcs the German claim of an important victory along
the northern border asserting that brilliant has
there and that the Russians have begun an invasion Of east Prussia
On the southern the line Cossacs approaching cracow
%he the investment OF PTznya which the russians were
swept back several weeks said to have been completed for
the fighting are permitted
outside world Tt said that the
reliance bodies infantry
disregard
thrust against the positions the
fighting desperate
further indications today that the Turks offering
determined the official Turkish
operations the
: well as the Egyptian frontier |
The Turks announced that they had occupied fortified
siton Ell Ash point the Mediterranean the
{ boundary of Egypt and Palestine. =
fighting continues seryian soil The Austrian
announced that its forces had important ad
epulsng the capturing
celebrating the fall Tsing
demonstration Toxic the
permitted retain his
maintain soldiers similar
lany paid British admiralty which direction that
all honors of war be accorded to the survivors Of the German c
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Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
AN IMPORTANT MAn

Boise, Idaho. Nov. i, Whether the
republicans will control the Idaho
house or the one progressive member
will hold the balance Of power is to
be decided by lot when the state cam
yassing board meets November n. In
Latah county the republican and dem
ocratic candidates for representative
each received 1.945 votes. The state
law provides that tie votes shah be
declared BY the casting of lots lf
the republicans gain the Eatah county
member they will have 81 members
to 2S democrats and one progressive.
If. however, the seat goes to the dem.
ocratic candidate, the republicans win
have 50 members and the democrats
20, giving the one progressive the bal
ance Of power in the shaping of legis
lation.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
carranza Rranded nRebeIn

El Paso, Tex Nov. 11.-A telegram
from Aguas Calientes says that at 4
meeting Of the convention last night
General Carranza was branded rebel
General Panfilo Natera, a vice pres
ident Of the convention, rose and de-
elared that the deposed first chief,
should be considered a rebel because
the allotted time had expired for him
to recognize the sovereignty of the as
sembly of chieftains His remark was
greeted with applause and cries or
Viva la Convention" said the report.
Natera had been considered one og
Carranza's strongest supporters since
his appointment as chief Of a newly
created zone had precipitated the CO
ranza-villa estrangement some month
ago. No explanation Of Carranza s
present position or intentions came
today from his agents here.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
MANY CHANGES WILL
OCCUR IN BASEBALL
NUMEROUS SHIFTS PROPOSED
IN MEMBERSHIP OF MINOR
LEAGUES

Omaha, Neb, Nov. 11.-lt appeared
today probable that the makeup Of at
least four leagues Of the National As
sociation of Professional Baseball
Clubs would be changed next season.
The Springfield club Of the Three Eye
league has been transferred to Rock
Island. The Central league will have
eight clubs. if the present plans carry,
but the new cities have not been de-
cided upon.
The st. Paul franchise Ia the Amer
lean association probably win be
transferred to Chicago, and ST. Paul
viii play in the Western league. sup
planting either Top ka or Wichita
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
MAKES SPEECH FROM THRONE
DECLARES THE ARMY AND NAVY
ARE LIVING UP TO THEIR
TRADITIONS
THE SCENE IS SOMBRE One
GRIEF OVER ARIsTocRATs KILL.
ED IN BATTLE MAKES MOURN
ING PREVAIL

London, Nov 11.--Londoners, who
recently have been deprived of all
spectacular incidents, today thronged
the route Of the royal procession to
Westminster Palace, where King
George opened parliament and a wave
Eof patriotic cheering followed the king
and queen from the start TO the finish
of their drive.
Their maJesties rode in less con
spicuous state levee carriage, drawn
by six black horses, instead Of the
gold and glass chariot heretofore
used.
The scene within the house Of lords
was hardly so picturesque as usual.
The court is in mourning for Prince
Maurice of Battenberg, and large num-
bers of aristocrats who customarily
fill the upper chambers on these oc-
casions are now mourning for hus-
bands and sons fallen in the war,
while sombre khaki TO a large extent
displaces the brilliant military uni
forms usually present.
In speech from the throne at the
opening Of parliament today, King
George said:
my lords and gentlemen; The en-
ergies and sympathies Of my subjects
in every part of the empire are con
centrated on the prosecution to a vic
torius issue Of the war in which we
are engaged. | have summoned you
now, in order that, sharing as am
aware you do, my conviction that this
is duty Of paramount and supreme
importance, you should take whatever
steps are needed for its adequate dis
charge.
Since last addressed you, che area
of the war has been enlarged by the
participation in the the struggle of the
Ottoman empire. In conjunction with
my allies and IN spite of repeated and
continuous proyocations, | strove tC
lpreserye in regard to Turkey a friend
lily neutrality. Bad councils and alien
Influence have driven her into q pol
icy Of wanton and defiant aggression
and state Of war now exists BE-
tween us. My Mussulman subjects
know well that our rupture with Tur
key has been forced upon me againa
my will, and recognize with appre
citation and gratitude the proofs which
they have hastened to give Of theil
loyal devotion and support.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
ExPoRTs AREIARnEa

Washington, Nov. H.. Experts aa
ten principal American ports for the
week ending November Z exceeded the
Imports by more than si0.0O0.0o0. the
department. of commerce announced
today although there were but rive
business days that week because a
elections.
The imports totalIed s2s.129.s9E ana
the exports we're $se,ef5. .7e7. Ieavihe
2 balance Of trade IA favor d the
United states Ct $1o.s1s.s7 More
than $a9000a0 we're e6lfsNa 81
dHilaa
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
TEUTONIC ALLIES MUST WIN
IN FRANCE and BELGIUM AT
ONCE OR BE BEATEN in EAST
Russian Advance in GaIiCia and East PruS.
Sia Assumes Dangerous Proportions

fighting was resumed yesterday morn
| ing with great severity between Nieu-
port and the Lys. The French forces
generally were successful in maintain
ing their front, but it is admitted that
the Germans toward the end of the
day succeeded in taking possession OF
Dixmude.
The British troops are declared as
having repulsed the enemy at several
points. At other points on the line
the French claim slight progress.
Official Statement
The text of the statement follows;
"On our left wing the fighting was
resumed yesterday morning between
Nieuport and the Lys with very great
degree of severity. Generally speak
ing, our front was maintained IN spite
of the violence and the strength of the
German attacks directed against
our points of support.
"On the north of Nieport we were
even able to occupy Lomaertzyde and
advance beyond this town, but toward
the end of the day the Germans sue
lceeded in taking possession or Dix
nude. We still hold our position on
1.-THE approaches to this town, along the
canal from Nieuport to Ypres, which
has been firmly occupied. The fight
ing was very hot at these places.
British Were Game
"The British troops, attacked also
at several points, succeeded every
where in stopping the enemy.
"On the rest of the front the gen
Ieral situation shows no change, with
the exception Of slight progress by
our forces to the north of Scissors and
in the region to the west of vailly on
the right bank of the Aisne. Outside
of these points, the state OF the wealth
er permitted only minor engagements
which resulted successfully for us
Particularly at Coincourt, three kiIo.
meters north Of the forest Of Parroy
we routed detachment Of the en-,
envy sai
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
Traditions Maintained

my army und navy continue
throughout the area Of conflict to
maintain in full measure their gle
rious traditions. We watch and follow
their steadfastness and yalor with
thankfulness and pride. and there is
throughout my empire a fixed deter
mination to secure at whatever sacrl.
flee the triumph Of our arms and Win.
iication Of our cause.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-11
Train service stops

Laredo, Tex, Nov. 11-Train serv-
ice from here TO Mexico City was sus-
pended today Disturbed conditions
near Mexico City were believed to be-
the cause. Service as far south as
Monterey and saltillo win continue.