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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

who have always been our foes,
will rally to a man in support OF
their candidates, and it behooves
the faithful within our ranks 70
meet them with our full. vote and
show to th.ir leader: whom the
people of Maine, Vermont. New
York and Pennsylvania have
lately repudiated. that Louisl-
anians are not yet ready to sac
rifce their party, under whose
precepts and principles they have
lived so many years In peace
simply because some men wish to
crafty petty spite by repudiat-
ing the whole party for wrongs
thew think have been committed
bv recent tariff legislation. Let
us. rather. try to correct these
wrongs within our party, whose
tenure of office bids fair to con-
tinue for many years to come.
Go to the polls on November
Ord. and cast your ballots for the
regular Democratic nominees. be
cause you know thev are all
good men and will be faithful to
your interests.
HORACE WILKINSON.
Chairman Democratic State Cen
trail Committee.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24
NOTICE.
To the Democratic voters OF Lou

To the Democratic voters Of Lou
isiana:
AS Chairman of the Democra-
tic State Central Committee, l
deem it important to call your at.
tention. briefly, to the political
conditions now existing in our
State.
In several Congressional Dis
tricts and in the Second Railway
Commission District as well as IN
Third Equalization Ditrict, the
Progressive Party has nominated
candidates in opposition to the
regular Democratic nominees.
These latter are, in the First
Congressional District, Hon. AL
bert Estopinal; in the Second
Congressional District, Hon. Gar,
land Dupre; in the Third Con.
gressional District. Hon. Henri
L. Gueydan; in the Second Rail
way Commission District, Hon.
Shelby Taylor; and in the Third
Equalization District. Hon. An
dire M. Martin
In order that the prestige OF
the party be maintained and the
usual majority given. it will be
necessary for every Democrat IL
those districts in which the par
ty nominees are opposed, to dc
his utmost to bring out the full
democratic vote.
The so-called Progressive Par
ty, made up, very largely, OF tn
dissatisfied element within thu
State Democratic PARTY. combinec
with the regular Republicans
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24
NOTHING BETTER
FOR WEAK WOMEN
~ Never Spent Any Money
That Did Me So Much
Good as That ! Spent for
VinOI."

Bellefontaine, Ohio. --"I wish every
tired, weak, nervous woman could have
Vinol for | never spent any money in
my life that did me so much good as
that spent for Vinol. My nerves were
in very bad condition, making me very
weak, tired, and worn out and often
drowsy headaches. l had tried cod
liver, oil, Doctors medicines, and other
preparations without benefit.
Zone day friend asked me to try
Vinol. l did and soon my appetite in
creased, slept better and now | am
strong, vigorous and well and can do nv
homework with pleasure. Mrs. j. F.
LAMBORN, B2llefontaine, Ohio.
Nervous, weak, tired, WORKOUT wo-
men should take Mrs. Landlords advice
and try Vinol for there are literally
thousands Of men and women who were
formerly rundown, weak and nervous,
who owe their good health to vinol.
It Is the medicinal, tissue building ele-
ments Of the Gods livers, aided by the
blood making, strengthening influence
Of tonic iron, contained in vinol, which
makes It % efficient IN ell such cases.
JsAa = Tayiss Z 1eA Nov naih, L.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24
development of this section. The

development Of this section. Inc
sacrifice made by those who have
to the present time maintained it
constitute ringing protest
against Indifference and a clar-
ion call to duty on the part OF
those who have not yet recognized
the opportunity it offers.
The distinguished gentlemen
who responded to it's invitation
and came to participate in the
work we are doing, attested their
appreciation in no uncertain
words. All over the state-and
in distant states--people are
watching this experiment, and
applauding the public spirit which
makes it possible. Are you do
INC your part or are you waiting
for some one else to do that part
| you ought to dot
It is all question of money
These thirteen parishes can be
transformed within two or three
wears into the most advanced sec
ton Of the South if an average
Of only two hundred men in eacf
parish should become active mem
bers of the Bureau.
A vigorous campaign to reacf
this goal is to be instituted a
once by the new President, Hon
P. J. Chappuis. DR.. John d
Hunter and his Big Boosters
Club. promise to help. maxi
things lively.
1t is up to each man in South
west Louisiana to say whethel
this section shall come to tn
front or fall back to the rear o
the colmn. What are you goln'
to do about it'll
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24
I NORTHWESTERN REFLEC-
! TIONS.

There were several people IN
Southwest Louisiana who did not
attend the Big Annual Convention
of the Southwest Louisiana De-
yelopment Bureau. The absence
was noted even Of a few Bureau
members. As general thing,
the absence was explained as be-
ing due to "press Of business.
Probably there is no business
IN Southwest Louisiana more i'm
portant than that Of making this
Bureau strong enough to serve eff
1iciently the interests and indus
tries of the people of this section.
The Daily Press has told al
ready of the splendid program, OF
the able speakers who came from
far and near to add their efforts
70 those of forward looking man
in Southwest Louisiana in max.
ing this section prosperous and
great, and of the plan adopted by
the convention to accomplish thai
result.
The plan adopted contemplate
Harvesting all the men and re
sources of Southwest Louisiana
and moving forward like a dis
ciplined army towards the cove:
ed goal. The convention consld
cred the possibilities of the sit
uetion dispassionately and adopt
ed q constructive program Tor IN
ensuing twelve months. The bu
reau has done remarkably wei
with the limited resources at 1t
command. but it would not %
justified in continuing should !
do no more the second year thai
It did the first.
In its splendid organization
possesses the machinery neces
nary to set in motion every fore
that is essential to the highes
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24
WHY NOT PuBlepr'

WHY NOI IOD- =,
When you want I'D
come generally. n' 7, 3: -.
way is to publisl :. N .
Kallans, Peru, Ind 20 : :
with belching, SOU q 20 :
frequent headache s; U.s
~ feel it my duty e - !:
what ChamberlaIl - - |, !,
done for me. Thd sy Z !
my digestion ana u -
bowels. Since uslis !.
been entirely wei : q q
all dealers.
=
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

They must havsti "
city officials at AsIs 9!
attempting to protes'ns.
a gang of negroes ~
revolver, a young y
rested and fined M
days in Jail for nrE :,
cealed weapon. ~ = :
of her purse and I. !.
black desperadoes s~; +
to pay a fine for - )
protect herself. ~ -
resting her the .ul the =
to have COMMENDED s ~
the re'volver.-Hn h,r
Gator. tw,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

The McComb Miss, Enterprise
came to hand last week printed
on paper made in Mississippi. 1t
was a little "off color" but was
a good advertisement for, a home
enterprise. When the South
turns its attention more to man.
ufacturing, the country will be
more prosperous. The millions
of dollars that are sent North
and elsewhere, for manufactured
products. deteriorate to that ex-
tent the prosperity Of the South.
We have plenty of material here,
if it only was worked up.-Ham-
mond Vindicator.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

Good citizens make a good
town. and cheerfulness, industry,
civic pride and patriotism make
good citizens. The chnrl, the
man who never sees any good III
his town or community, but is
always holding up to public gaze
their imaginary disadvantages
would ruin any community it the
people did not find him out too
soon. We know a man who has
had the country on the verge OF
civil war and everlasting destruc-
ton for the last five years. lie
is an anarchist but does not know
it.-Ruston Leader.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24
KEEP YOUR STOMACH AND
LIVER HEALTHY.

A vigorous Stomach, perfect
working Liver and regular acting
Bowels is guaranteed if you will
use DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They insure good Digestion, cor
rect Constipation and have an ex-
cellent tonic effect on the whole
system-Purify your blood and
rid you Of all body poisons
through the Bowels. Only Csc.
at your Druggist.
(Advs1tisemsnt.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

THE MAGIC WASHING STlCh
CT cannot speak highly enough
in praise Of the Magic Washing
Stic... 1t saves half the labor In
Washing. Makes the clothes
sweet. clean end white as snow
without the use of rubboard, y
writes Mrs. r. M. Cardwell,
Forney, Texas. Sold by grocers
and druggists three Zoe sticks
for 25c or by mail from A. B.
Richards Medicine Co., Sherman,
Texas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic IL equally valuable ~ .
General Tonic because 1t contains the
well known tonic properties of QUIN1NR
and IRON. It acts on the Liver. Drives
ont Malaria, Hnriches the Blood and
DaiIds Up IL Whole system. 50 csnts.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24
1T ALWAYS DOES THE WORK.

TT ALWAYS DUES THE WUhh.
81 like Chamberlain Cough
Remedy better than any other,
writes r. f. Roberts, Homer City,
Pa 81 have taken it off and on
for years and it has never failed
to give the desired results. For
sale by all dealers.
(AdvertisementD
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

heard a cracked fdd
sane clarinet. When
tooth pulled, he vi
never stopped yelnh !.
4,-v.sr O
Children that ~
and peevish, with DIT &
der the eyes, tickle VI e
who appear to get l'I , |,
from the food they nj =
suffering from xtu !,
them WHITES C1El .
.FUGE and note TIE "
provement. They ~
flesh and are rog,
cheerful. Price " >
Sold by Estorge Dn ! !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

Affections new ALL
This time Genera UP
to make a tour m III
States. 800
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$2O,OOO,oO DEMAND ON LILLE.

I.oNpoN, Aug. 3O.-lt is reported mere
that the German army OF invasion mas
demanded and collected 100000 war
contribution from the citizens of Tour
mai and that similar levies of s2O'0oo'o 900
each are to he made on Lille and Rou-
baix and 10000 900 ON Tourcoing.
According to the reports the Ger
mans lied prominent citizens of Tour
mai and held them as hostages until the
payment was made. The invaders re-
fused to accept anything but gold ana
silver and demanded that the payment
he made within two hours. When the
time limit expired $4,000 was still lack
ing. bat the period was extended another
hour and the women Of the city by a
house to house canvass raised the sun,
needed.
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the history OF these unhappy towns
shall not be forgotten. The stain which
now defaces the escutcheon of glorious
Gcrmania shall never be wiped OUT
The ROtierddmSCho C0Urdnt prints
more than four columns OF descriptions
of the scenes by fugitives. Dutchmen
are filled with anger against the fiend-
lsh Germans and have pity for the
awful plight of the massacred people.
The British Consul here was moved
last night for the first time to make
direct contradiction of German official
lies He issued a bulletin telling the
truth about the naval fight off Helgo-
land and the British victory. He also
denied the German report that the
British army in France had been de-
feated and was fleeing. This greatly
pleased the local English and American
residents and created a highly favorable
impression on the Dutch.
Yesterday ! saw Queen Wilhelmina.
who visited Rotterdam with the Prince
Consort for the first time in two years.
The Queen looked anxious and weary.
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WAR SPIRIT MAY
UNDUE ALL MOSLEMS
Washington Fears Uprising in
India May Follew Turkeys
Entry.
ACTION IN ITALY EXPECTED
Possibility That Russia May De-
mand Constantinople Now
Discussed.
WASHINGTON. August 30.

W ''''''' N'i'sNs sNuEhSl O's
The first official news Of the likeli-
hood that Turkey will become involved
in the European war was contained in
a statement given out by the German
Embassy to-day. This statement. which
sources, referred to the news from
Turkey which foreshadows active mar
ticipation by the Mussulman Empire
against Russia and Great Britain"
This is significant intimation that
the Berlin Government is In accord
with the Information that has been re-
c"ived in Washington by other sources
in the last day or two. There IL little
doubt here that Turkey is preparing TO
enter the fray. and that Germany is
seeking. through the participation OF
Moslems' to cause serious trouble for
England in Egypt and India
To-nlght's lntimation in the embassy
statement is in line also with the news
from Greece. which has been to the eff
feet that large numbers Of German
army officers are proceeding to Constan-
tinOple, If indeed they are not already
there. The purchase by Turkey OF the
German warships Goeben and Breslau
seems also to fit in With the general
scheme to have Turkey Join arms with
Germany and Austria against the Triple
Entente.
The statement given out at the en-
bassy refers to a speech 10y John Burns.
the British Labor leader who retired
from the cabinet because of his lean
ings toward peace. This speech. accord
ing to the German bulletin. criticises
Sir Edward Grey's present policy and
hints al possible fatal consequences
To Great Britain through the threatened
uprising Of Mohammedan subjects in
British possessions. So far as could be
learned tonight this speech has not
fallen under the eye of Washington off,
Gals. but the reference to 1t clearly
indicates how Germany expects Turkey
to strike
1t has been well known in Washing
ton for week or more that Administra-
/ ton officials were alarmed over the
, possibility of Turkey entering the
! struggle and the war spirit spreading
with religious fervor through other
Moslem countries.
II Great Britain's Mohammedan sub
/ iects in India should join in the up
rising there would be more work for
Japan in the present crisis. 1t is be-
licved that the Mikado would inn
medlately cooperate with Great Britain
To suppress any trouble in India.
If Turkey enters the war it will mean
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-31
DUTCH ALIENATED
BY L0UVAIN HORROR
Even PrO-Gcrmans Now Turn
on the Kaiser in Angry
Mood.
Ry STEPHEN BLACK,


Special correspondent ~ TnE srN and me
london "D0iiy NoV"
special cable Despatch 10 Tue Srv
ROTTERDAM. August 30.
All the work OF the Berlin lies bureau
has been undone In the last few days.
for no word that the Wolfr Agency can
pen will unsay the deeds of the Ger
man army in Belgium. If any decent
have been converted by the bloody
holocaust at Louvain
II. w Rutgers, the manager of the
I.ouvain water works. who escaped with
his wife and two children, tells of old
and young being burned alive by the
Germans. of streets lined with slaugh-
tered people and Of cellars of houses
filed with trembling innocent people
who were awakened Tuesday night by
wholesale murder and destruction.
The story of this independent Dutch
man forms the most hideous, unspeak
America to know the truth about the
German behavior to his companion
whom | also interviewed. This man is
"A Western American and although he
is used to witnessing deeds Of blood he
declares that he never witnessed any
thing equal to even single incident
of the German brutality at Louvain.
The Dutch press is filled to-day with
awful details of the great crime, and
an overwhelming wave of reaction
against Germany has been created, The
TclcOrat says:
Neutral or not protest must be
made to the civilized people against the
destruction of high culture by the Ger
shots were fircd at the German troops
by Inhabitants of the town the devasta-
ton OF the oldest and noblcst univer-
, sity town Is a revelation Of barharity,
were the inhabitants and the defending
Belglans punished but injury was in
nicted on the whole of civilized hui
mainly. II is wound that can never
he healed.
Does the German Empire realize
that by its deeds IT is bringing eternal
shame on the great name of Germany
1t il to he hoped that the rubbish heaps
of ruined cathedrals. houses, univer.
stiles and museums will be restored, bu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-31
PERMIT TO FIGHT AGAIN
ALL HE ASKED OF GEAR
Wounded Russian. Thrice Deco
rated. Tells Ruler There's
More Fun at Front.

\ conversation between the Car and
"A wounded guardsman is related by a
member Of the imperial suite This
gigantic trooper, with his left arm in a
sling stood at attention. Ills breast was
decorated with three crosses. one was
the Gross Of ST. George, which Is con-
ferrcd when the recipient has been
wounded IN gallant exploit
And YOU" said the Czar, are again
wounded"
Yes. sire The last time II was in
Mauchurla; this time at Gumbinncn."
Il hear you captured live Germans"
said the Car.
Yes, 81 e" replied the guarisman,
I'VE storm2d vIlaSe. They were hid
ing in hous :, and | pulled them out one
by one aud drove them along Then
somebody put bullet In my arm from
behind. but brought them all just the
same
How did You storm the village
asked the CZar,
We'll, your Majesty, We dlsmounted
and threw out skrmi-hOs Then We
rushed them. but the Germans were not
good fighters, They turned and ran
"ls there anything YOU wish for'
asked the car.
"Y,s. your Majesty; let me go back.
NV arm viii he all right In few days
II Is very dun here, while 1t is very
interesting there, We see new towns
every day and there is plenty of inter-
estlng work
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REFUGEES GO BACK.
Many Inhabitants Of Roubaix and
Lille RUurning.
~ Tnr srN's aud the london "Daiiv Mars
War Ssrrire

~ THE SrN's aud the london "Daiiv Md,rs'
War Serrice
Special Gable Despatch TO THE StN
BoUloGNE, Aug go II am Officially m
formed to-day that many refugees are
returning 20 Roubaix, Lille and Other
places through which TIE wave OF war OF
its outer ripplos passed. Two young
women with a pile Of baggage left Bou
logne this morning to go to Lille to &c
their parents. They were informed of
flcially yesterday that the road was open
and they prepared to risk 1t They went
off In great glee on their Journey.
No correspondent has been permitted to
go through this section. Despatch bearers
In two swift motor cars passed through
heye yesterday This afternoon the good
news was posted that the German right
Rad been held and slightly turned. This
is grand news, II IL is accurate, for II in
dicates that the worst has not happened
that the avalanche has been STAYED, and
that II all Goes well in the south and
cas-; the Germans will be kept out OF
Paris.
TWO aeroplanes. thought to be German.
flew over Boulogne at a great height this
morning. Boulogne was without papers
or passengers from Paris to-day. and We
were glad 10 get supply OF English
papers.
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Strong Forts Along the Wis
lula Scenes of Many
Battles.
KAISER'S FORCE BEGINS
AN ADVANCE IN NORTH
Russians Take Four Towns
Around Lemberg-A,ls-
TRANS Lose Heavily.
Special Cable Despatch to TIE Sen
LONDON, August 81 (Monday).


A despatch from ST. Petersburg to
the Times says:
According to dispatches received
here the Prussians have brought fresh
troops 70 the north OF Osterode and at
some points they are assuming the
offensive. The main efforts Of the Ger
mans In the Galicia theatre OF opera
lions are concentrated on the roads lead
ing 10 Lublin. Here there has been
desperate fighting for almost a week.
The General stan reports that the
Russians south Of Lublin are advancing
amid heaps OF slain Austrians who we're
left unbured. Some regiments have
been fighting for seven days and the des-
perate struggle continues. L; is marked
frequently by bayonet encounters.
The Russians around Lemberg. after
hard fighting. captured the fortified
positions OF kamunka, Gliniany.
Przcmyslany and Barszcyowice. repre-
sentng the segment OF a circle thirty
miles from the north to the southeast
Of Lemberg.
IF number Of the German fortress
guns are captured or put out of action
the auxiliary garrison forces will suffer
considerable losses and II would be a
very serious matter for the defence
'Germany's most important barriers
10 the Russian advance are the for
tresses which girdle the Vistula. Their
Importance in staying the progress of
the Russian army Is so great that the
Austrians are now directing large forces
from their headquarters at Kielce. in
the government OF Poland. across the
Nistula to take part in the battle.
Army headquarters announces to-
day that in the fighting in East Prus~
STA the garrlsons in the German fort
iesses of Thorn and Graudenz with big
Guns are taking part. our advance on
This front continues.
This report shows. firstly, that the
Germans are attempting to MAKE a last
stand in the last line of defence behind
the Osterode lakes before finally re-
treating behind the Vistula. Secondly,
that the Germans recognize their in
ability to Withstand the Russian advance
hy q fed army alone"
RuSSIdn troops are HOW enEdEeu WIN
the garrsons Of the fortified towns of
Thorn and Grauden2, TO the north of
Thorn on the Nistula
The Austrans lost thousands of men,
with thirteen guns and a large guam
thy of provisions at Podgrodzie. south
east of Lembers. To the north and
east Of TomaszOw, in the Department
Of Lublin, jus north Of the Galcian
border, the Austrian army which started
out for Luhlin he's lost thousands in
prisoners The Fifteenth Hungarian
Division surrendered in a body
The Austriaus are now concentrating
their attack in the direction of Lublin.
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KAISERS FRESH TROOPS BEGIN ADVANCE ON RUSSIANS

Washington believes. certain participa-
ton by Italy in the struggle. Through
Turkeys participation Germany rot
only hopes to harry England, but siso
she expects Turkey to give troxbls to
Servia and others OF the Balkan States.
with Turkey embroiled in the war
the chance of dlsagreement among the
allies themselves will be enhanced. II
has long been thu dream OF Russian am
bition to regain Constantinoplc, but this
would threaten Englands highway to
india. Should Germany succeed In
crushing tie French and British forces
in France, but be In turn crushed by
the horde OF Russian soldiers. many
here believe that Russia would not hest
tate to demand Constantinople as her
share OF the spoils