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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

Great BRITAIN IN her efforts 20 prevent
the neutral countries adjoining Germany
from becoming bases Of supply FOR the
German forces has induced those Govern
ments 70 establish cmhargocs uron the
RECOMMENDATION from those countries ~
articles which are coutr1band " war and
also OF many commodities not listed rs
contraband. In addition the British hav"
sought TO have the neutral Governments
20 step further aud assume fun re-
sponsihllitv for al articles ~ this nature
imported into their territories.
This the British have suggested might
we'll be done by having an such inporta-
tons consigned "a tho Governments 81
those countries instead Of to individuals.
Such a procedure, the British pointed out.
would relieve genuinely neutral trade with
those countries from being 'nt"rfercd with
and detained ny British sea patrols. rs
All neutral vessels carving c1rgoes con
signed to neutral Goyornwent would be
pa ssed without further question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
EARL OF DALHOUSIE WOUNDED.
Lieutenant In Reserve Reported In
jured In France.

LONDON, Nov s,--The Earl OF Dalhouso
has been wounded in the fighting IN
France. according to a casualty list issued
to- night.
The Earl is a Lieutenant IN the reserv"
Of officers He Is 81 years OF age and
served as a Lieutenant of the Scots Guards
in South Africa in is0l-02,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

yarn. THE Sun will gladly receive SON
tribu.ons OF money or material. Pur-
chases made by THE Sun with money
contributed will be at Wholesale prices.
Among the donations received are 30
from DR.. Clar.ce J. Parsons. Springfield.
Mass. 81 from l.. C. r., Hackensack.
n. j.. ard box OF yarn. knitting and
needles. from Mrs @. T. Wiley OF Hud-
son Falls, ~. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
BoER REBELS DEFEATED.
Transport and ~ Men Captures
Near Pretoria.

PRETORIA. Transvssl. via London. NJ,
"a force Of rebels under Cen. Mule
has been defeated at BronkhOrstsnrI'',
thlrty-four miles east 81 Pretoria on e.
railway. Ffty-cight men and II tran s?or,
Grain were captured.
LoNpoN. Nov. Cen. Joos'e. formerly
commander in the Boer army. has
entered the German army rs vountee-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
REQUIEM FOR FRENCH DEAD.
Cardinal Annette Celebrates Mass in
Notre Dame.
sn<cfaI cahIc Dsanafch IN Tnn Snn

PARIS. Nov 6.-Cardinal Annette, Arch
bishop OF Paris. celebrated a requiem
ma 81 at Notre Dame to-day for the OH
GERS and soldiers who have fallen on the
batt!enelds. The cathedral was drapcd In
black for the occasion President Poincare
was represented and large congregation
was In attendance. The music included
the mass by the Belgian composer Schif-
fael
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
KAISER OFFERS PRIZE.

ToNpoS. Nov 6-Rcuter's correspondent
At Amsterdam says Berlin despatch
announces that the Kaiser IN Cabinet
order has promised reward o. ESQ
marks Cs1S7.5o) for each machine gun
captured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

on the other hand. the British have
insisted. and have acted accordingly. that
they intend to detain shipments OF contra
hand to neutral countries until they can
satisfy themselves that the ultimate
destination IL neutral one and not a
point in Germany.
The Dutch Government accepted this
suggestion in'full and will not now permit
IN. Importation into Holland OF any -four
or other contraband OF war unless II he
consigned to the Government This. the
American millers say. works a hardship
upon the American -four export trade nv
cutting American exporters on from their
establish customers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07

The Netherlands Government. however.
Is employing the established -four dealers
OF the country as distr buffers. so that they
are not l~ng driven out Of their trade.
Tho mllers feel that the Administra-
non. which is beating the drum for
Americans 10 go out and get new export
trade. ought certainly 10 40 "a fa- as
possible to protect Americans who a ready
have established trade ,.broad.
Another reason IN" mIlcrs feel ther
trade is threatened is that the Neither
lands Government has shown a tendency
to buy American wheat for Dutch mills
To grind rather than buy the flour Itself
In the United States. The millers' COM
mi.tee was given 10 understand this
would 10 the case IA an interview yes
tcrday with n Folkers. fiscal agent OF
the Netherlands IN New York.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24

There are several people IL
Southwest Louisiana who did not
attend the Big Annual Convention
Of the Southwest Louisiana Devel-
opment Bureau. The absence was
noted of a few Bureau Members. As
general thing, the absence was ex-
planned as being due to press of
business.
Probably there is no business in
Southwest Louisiana more import
ant than that Of making this Bureau
strong enough to serve efficiently
the interests and industries of the
people OF this section.
The Daily Press has told already
Of the splendid program, OF the able
speakers who came from far and
near to add their efforts to those of
forward looking men in Southwest
Louisiana in making this section
prosperous and great, and the plan
adopted by the convention to ac-
complish that result.
The plan adopted contemplates
Harvesting all the men and re-
sources of Southwest Louisiana and
moving forward like a disciplined
army toward the coveted goal. The
convention considered the POSSIBLE
tiles of the situation dispassiona-
tely and adopted a constructive
program for the ensuing twelve
months. The Bureau has done re-
markably we'll with the limited re-
sources at its command, but it
would not be justified i'll continu
ing should it do no more the second
year than it did the first.
In its splendid organization it
possesses the machinery necessary
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24
Piano Certificates going fast.

The names of thirty persons
drawn to serve as Petit Jurors, for
the week of the session beginning
Monday, Nov. 9th, at 10 o'clock
a. m, follows:
Felix Broussard, ward 3, Henry
Broussard 3, John Flemming, Jr.,
3. Louis Forest 6, l.. p. Theriot 8,
L. X. Landry l, Otto Ramke 2,
Clay Summers 2, Emare Harring-
ton /, Wilfred Delcambre /, Hon
ore Leblanc /. Z. c. Fletcher 7,
Eraste Broussard d, J. P. Gooch 3,
Hubert Leblanc l, Frank Steiner
4, Nicholas Broussard 5, Daniel
Spell 5, R. G.. Sirmon 6, P. O.
Broussard 3. Phillip Leblanc S,
E. A. Rose 8, Albert Hebert 8,
w. S. Nilsson 8, H. P. Creswell S,
Lawrence Harrington l, c. NJ.
Broussard /, Russell Rice 7, w. L.
Doss s, R. N. Bush /.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24

Those people in this community
who send or go away for purchases
do so for one or two reasons, --or
fancied reasons.
They claim that they can either
get better goods elsewhere or that
they can buy cheaper from the
mail order houses or out town
stores.
While our local merchants may
not carry as large stocks or as va
ried assortments as some of the
larger city stores and mail order
concerns, careful investigation
will convince you that you can buy
to just as good advantage here as
anywhere else and at the same time
keep your money in this commun-
ity.
was advised few months ago
by gentleman, who had just loca-
ted, and gone into business in one
Of Our smaller towns. that he had
intended locating at another point,
but decided not to after he had
found upon investigation that the
community was made up largely OF
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24

One Piano Vote with every cent
of your purchase at Crimmer's.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24
Annual Convention OF Southwest
Louisiana Development Bureau

to set III motion every force that
is essential to the highest develop
ment of this section The sacrifice
made by those who have to the pre-
sent time maintained if constitute
a ringing protest against indiffer
ence and clarion call to duty on
the part of those who have not yet
recognized the opportunity It offers
The distinguished gentlemen
who responded to its invitation and
came to participate in the work we
are doing, attested their apprecia-
ton in no uncertain words. All
over the state and in distant states
people are watching thisexperiment
and applauding the public spirit
which makes it possible. Are you
doing your part, or are you waiting
for some one else to do the part
you ought to do?
1t is all a question of money.
These thirteen parishes can be
transformed within two or three
years into the most advanced sec
ton of the south if an average of
only two hundred men in each
parish should become active mem
bers of the Bureau.
A vigorous campaign to reach
this goal is to be instituted at once
by the new president, Hon. P. J..
Chappuis. DR.. John D. Hunter
and his Big Boosters Club prom
Use to help make things lively.
1t is up to each man in South
west Louisiana to say whether this
section shall come to the front or
fall back to the rear of the column.
What are you going 10 do about it?
--s.----ss-~--s---~-
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24

We prepared to fit any foot in
the Parish of Vernilion. Our stock of
SHOES is the most complete i'll tovn
We have them for Men, Women and
Children, at prices to suit your purse.
A call at our store will convince
you that statement is correct.
D. SLOVENIAN
Specialist i'll Shoes for the Whole Family
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24
Do You Want a Nice Farm?

No. s.. IA arpents with improvements Milton P.
Enough wood the place for small cash payment
balance OH purchaser
No. 4. Town properties in The of Crowley payable
monthly insalmens
164 arpents, well improved in the Fourth ward
Leroy P o. about miles from Brossard school, best and
cotton land the irrigation facilities by the Hunter
from red about 100 cords of be
Tract will be divided into smaller purchaser privilege
of taking the whole of this bought
per arpent.
For Farms of different location and different apply
JOS. n. PREJEAN,
Maurice, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24
Think of it, a Piano given away.
Trappers Attention

A limited numper of permits
will be granted to trap fur-bearing
animals on Marsh Island, State
Game Preserve, Ward Mcllhenny
Preserve and Grand Chenier tract
by the Conservation Commission,
which has control of these Pre-
serves.
Trappers who desire to make
application will meet members of
the Conservation Commission at
the mouth of Bayou Chene, Yer
million Bay, near the Vermillion
Club House, Thursday, October,
9th at which time the allotment
will be made. This permission is
only open to trappers of Cameron,
Vermilion, iberia and St. Mary
Parishes.
A percentage of furs will be
charged for privilege,
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
OF LOUISIANA.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24
Community Cooperation

mail order clubs and that local
stores secured but small per cent
of local patronage.
Prosperous merchants and good
stores are necessary to prosperous,
growing communities, which in
turn mean good markets for local
products, fair prices for real estate,
ample employment for those desir-
ing it--in fact all those things ne
cessary to a community worth
living in.
Ask for Piano Certificates at c.
F. Grimmers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24
Would you like a piano?

The Socialist party of this par
ish has launched weekly paper,
The Laborers' Free Press" by
name, and presents Mr.. William
Gooch, Jr., for representative in
congress, to be voted on Nov. 3rd.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24
To the Cotton Planters of Vermiion Parish La.

Trade conditions they of European
Farmers, quantity
Marketed this should be cuaed of about four million bales
easy hold millions of and
raised the courage.
cooperation it IS easy do big things small
already member of the Buy Bale Association and hope
many well do Farmers and Citizens of Vermon
join the
help directly the OF
ready will advance all who bought from
Cotton Seed and Fertilizer $4,000 Bale Oasis Miding bs
Warehouse receipts here
New Orleans, La L. VALLEE
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24
At Victor Theatre!

Sunday
Weights and Measure, Victor 2
reels, Vera Sisson and w. KERR
gan.
His Wife's Filtration, Ster.
Monday
Bradsford in Arcadia, Eclair, 8
reels, Edna Payne and Jack John
son.
Tuesday
Pearl of Great Price, Eclair.
The Creeping Flame, Nestor.
A Bowl of Roses, Rex.
Wednesday
Counterfeiters, Victor, reels,
Flo. Lawrence.
Snookee's Disguise, Ster.
Thursday
The Lure of the Geisha, Bison
2 reels, VIM Clifford and Marie
Walcamp.
The Diamond Nippers, Joker.
Friday
The Slavey's Romance Victor.
The Hole in the Garden Wall,
Lex.
A Rural Affair, Ster.
Saturday
A Lucky Deception, Nestor, 2
reels, Lyons Forde Morgan.
The Divorce, Powers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-10-24

Have you seen the Piano?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
Grsbiid)uf Sennc nno Sbaritas.Se
I%trebungen.

Sn Scr SubrcS periammlulg
Der GubltQller Goufereu5eu oes ct.
8in6en5 Don BauI &ereines am
Sonntag Mben0 in Der Cathedral.
SdulboQe CAB Gr5biid)oi aeane
eintge GerbaltlngSmaBregeln iiir Die
@boritas 8eitreblmgen in .ieinem
Spreugel aus, melde beiunoere Se.
adjtnug peroieneu. Der 6oGn'ite
6err belpies eilten S6aris mo 8eit.
bid, melder ntdJt mteri6dBt mer0en
loa.
Snoem er Sic praftildD- iO5iale Pr.
belt Der ct. Observation-Disclosures bon
dubuque lobtc lnO Die uuf ieincn
g8uridJ angebnbnte Sbeilnabme Ser
fatboliiden Sraucnmelt 9~ubuqlle'&
6egriiBte, 6etonte er, OaB eS Ii6 bier
anS9eiprOd)enermafen Inn cine In
%tcror0nung ban0ele uu0 er mer0e
fcine anoere SraltetsS Organization ups
probireu nod Oulbcn. 9amit bat oaS
Salpt Ser Gr5oi05eie cine aenntniB
Der fut6oliiden 6rnlten. 9epegung in
Staot uto 9ono befunoet, ole gera.
be3u crfriidcnS lit. Die ]@rfabrrugen
Der fatboliifen SoOerotion, uno 5lt.
mol @r5biihof WeBmerS, nit ameri.
foniidcu fotboIiider Sraltcn mag
Dem 9u6uqrer W~tetropoliten 81 Oh.
rem gefommen iein.
Ger @r5biidof 6rouomarfte Damn
bic @ernclhidDnng Der amerifanii6en
@%oblfubrts @eItre6uugcn mo nonnte
Den Surrey" rein beiSniid in ieinpm
gluitreten, Oh 0ieicS MN obiid)tli6
oocr acknowledgements geifiebt. r3ul.
rid su 9%briihtsl" miiiie Die totboli.
i6e 2oiuug iein. (Siebe Sonto Claus
Gult mo unier 9ilo auf Seite H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
Gnalano refrutiert iu Il. z.

@ie Ole Gbicagocr nNbcrppoit"
nnterm Datum bonn 4. Se5ember
mittbeilt, lpnren ibre Hcportere brei
Gage lang beid)dftigt, gepiilcn Sc
rilhten, babinlautenb, baB Der britiide
Soniul 81 Chicago. Sorace 8. Tu0cut,
bortielbit Hetrllten fir bas cn9liid)c
6eer, baruntcr audi omerifanii6c
Burger, %nngefporben unb nad 9anaba
ge16ldt babe, 81 ulteriud)en. gm
=. Se5ember i%teIlte man felt, Dab
0ieies NIT 25 Ioun Der Sall par,
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4oniul ielbIt 5ugdh. Die .Ibcnbe
poi" Ainterbreitetc pa5 9eiammelte
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Nnfluasn miro Gou9reBmit9licb Sreb
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tpnrmer Sreunb bes Seutih eTmeritas
nertbumS, bon StaatsIefretdr @m. :.
grpan uno Dem N~uSpdrtigen Imt pers
langen. Or beabiifti9t. iuenn Die
unteriufuna Die Hid)tiefcit Der err
bobcnen acknowledgement ergibt, iporan
tallm 5u 5lpeifeIn lit, i'm GonereB auf
Die flagratte S%erlepung aler Oiplps
matiifen 8rdude bi~n5ufpeilen unb
bon I A~usipdrtiaen Imt encr9iideS
Wor9ehen gesen Goniul Hugent, 3. b.
feline Tbberufun9, 81 perlansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
Sin uniere Seier!

Nta9 Sem l.. Sauuar 1915
y iDerOeu bic Leeten Sornten Der
.&llrembur9er @o3ette" Sieus=
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X informirt Ieiu, mnrllm bds glntt
Is IN 3ufunft ipGter in Der ISOLDE
Il bel linen aulaugt. &icrburd
,; miro oie5be5iiglth Correspondents
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
Die National Union.

Sunoertunofunf5ig 0clegaten =
ais 8ertreter BON $4,000 Sarmern IN
Otirneiota, Den 9ofota6, Soma, 8iS-
coniin, Wontana, @pomins, Oregon,
SQinoiS, Snoiana unb &entudp-tra-
ten 81 ct. Hall ais II. Sabresper.
iammlung Der Hotionol Union
american Societp OF Gailitp, uno
5mar pom s. bis 10. 0eS.
IieIe aorperihait repraientirt oie
o6erite 8eborOe Der fooperutipen
Gauitp.Senegung inter Den Sur.
mern Der Ser. Staaten, Sauptqilar-
tier Der 9%tational Union mar Oas
9oaroman Sotel.
Inter Den ampeienoen 9eamten
ulo. 0ireftoren ~oerielben beianoen
lid: Sra %. Gbrpit, Suoion, isis,
YrGiioent; 2. y. Hobertion, Sal
boun, ap., &i5epraiiOent; s.. q.
(anf, @auiau, isis, Sefretdr.
SdJobneiiter, iomie g. &c. &obertion,
Greensboro, ap., mo 9epi 5000, Oil
uia, Winl., Gireftoren.
Erpminente Geoner.
90 CAB Is. &. Daniels, aiiiiriereu-
Ger Observation-Disclosures bon Siio.
Carolina, einen 8ortrag iiber Die
&onoitionen i'm Siroen. Anoere. Der.
porragenoe Heoner maren: 6. o.
Dunn, bon Wtaion Gitp, Sopo, elm
berporragenoer Wann OeS StaateS;
9ecali @ooos BON Ser lanomirtb-
i6aitliden Sdule Winneiotas; 10.
9. Wtltrm BON ct. saul; Z. u. Gre.
bar, GrGiiOent Der @etreioe3ii6ter-
&ereinigung bon Canada; geniamin
Irafe pom minneapolis; Senator
8ronHo bon Norb.0 afota; GongreB.
mann Wanaban bon Ntinneiota; Or
GongreBmam ). &. aellp bon Siio-
Infota; HeprGientant WtagnuS Sobns
ion bon Winneiota; Or. s. 8eQer
Gong bon Chicago; ErGoent s. s.
Gnrig6t bon Der St.-Bauler @etreioe
@rdange; QrGiioent George 6. Sin=
cent Don Der llniperiitGt bon Winne.
iota; Sra No. Is. GbrpIt, ErGiioent Der
ameritaniihen 8etreioe6orienpereini-
gung; 9aniel @. Sanler BON ct.
Ymll; GongreBmam ". g. Senrp BON
Seros, Guriiber Der @eiete.G Commit.
lion i'm nationalen> HeprGlentanten.
bauIie; George .. 2oitiIS bon ct.
Baul; @inn Yopers, Mapor Der
StaOt 1t. Ealll.
SGmmtlidDe 9icbner bei~iiriuSrteten
temperatures 3nmarftbringen oes &c
treibes nno Jog. terminal WGrfte, in.
Dem fie SagleidD Spefnlatiuncn in
alien. mas 81 beS Sei6es @abrnng
nnb @otbourit sebOrt, amf's iharfite
perbammten,
3mef DeS aunoents.
Ser 6udbeoeutiome 3wed bes
Sonoents mar Der: bon ben beber.
teltOiten unO fGbigIten NGnnern Der
Ser. Staaten ole praftii1ite mo
grilnolifite gnaIpie ii6er Die 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
Sartner Ksnucnt Ses NerS'
meitens!

an ct. Saul taaten pOm s. bis 10.
December 5000 SanSmirtbe unter
ben AuipiSien Der Gauitp Gpppera-
tine GrfanGe. = 3mef oes Son.
pents bud)uidtigsr fir GuuOmirtbe.
-Cffemer Mtarft perlanst.-Spe.
fnlatipnen nerbamntt. = &nbere
0fonomiide Tragen.-aamtpf> Der
Gamitp Cooperative Grdaase. -
lIeber bic Winneapplis'er Saubels.
fammer.-Gupperatipe Erinsipieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

ipurben. Gin dbnIi6es Sor9eben lit
in Buffalo, y. o., geplant. lleber Die
Gbicaeoer Yrotei1s@ eriammIun9 iiebe
Seite 1. Aueutbalbcn in Den Ser.
Staaten louten Die Seutihza meritaz
ner proteitieren gegen Die britene
freunblide 6altung unerer 8es
9ierung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15
GrutcIt geriammluma in aurora.

Su auroro, Sa., fnnb am 6. 0s.
nie bereitS porler 5u Chicago unO
Fbilaoelpbin cine rieii9e oeuti9>
nmcrifaniife aunogebun9 itatt, in
neifer Notwithstanding ,gcgen &rie9ss
toutrebanoe einitimmiS mgeuommen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

Gin lesiger Manm mittleren Ilters,
Der ale 6arular6eit peritcbN ludt fiir
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