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WILSON TO CONFER WITH
PRESIDENT or THE LEIGH

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 -Continu-
ing his policy Of getting fret hand In
formation about business conditions
from leading business men. President
Wilson on Wednesday viii see r. B.
Thomas. of New York. president or
the Lohigh Valley Railroad Within
tho lsFt few months the President has
talked with the representatives OF
many railroads. banking Institutions
and Industrial corporations
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L. Y. G. MORRIS
tcosusasa rrosa Flr.s P.r.l

feature. The deceased vas eel
kon~n throughout The state Funeral
services viii b. held Tuesday az sen
O'Clock a ui. and the remains Nil b.
shipped 10 Washington. Pa FOR inter
ment probably Tuesday
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GARRANZA
CcoHtinu.d FROM Pirst PaS.l

terest empower the government 90
appropriate any work done By private
persons or corporations along zones
paralleling waterways which are
styled federal zones
The Mexican railroad is intact be-
tween here and Mexico City. and % is
expected that train service with the
capital will be resumed tomorrow
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he occupied with the highest satisfsc-
ton FOR An extended period he wa- ap-
pointed TO the position OF deputy CLERK
OF the United States circuit court. TAX
was appointed deTuty clerk OF the Init
60 states court Tor the Northern Dis
trict when that division was made, he
death
Noted Knight Of PythaAs.
ne deceased was one OF the most
hoted knights OF fythias In this state
ana In the councils OF the order at large
talented and best advised OF students In
fythlan law In the supreme domqiu OF
tt5he order; lie had been . member of
Hope Lodge No. 10. Parkcrrburu "
Va, since 1893. and had given nucS lime
and EFFORT TO it, promotion as well as to
the order as a whole. At death he Was
one OF the suprem" representatives OF
the order and Was secretary OF the Tbyth-
ian Home Board OF West virginia since
It's institution dozen or more years
ago. lie was an able adviser al the su-
preme councils OF the order
Although the deceased had given NOR.
OF his time TO the knights Of Pythias
order, he was also a 32nd degree Mason
holding membershlp In the WheelnK
S SiSirp'G. 5 snd was a member OF Nj.
kersburg. In church affairs Mr. Morris
was affiliated with the First Pres bytsr-
ian church. this city
The deceased was married n nur,her
Of years ago 20 Miss Louise Britton ~
Washington. Pa. The widow and two
children. a son and daughter. survive.
Inc latter ar" WIZ Il. and Virginia B
sisters also survive. a. follows. Harvey
Morris, OF Charlesto Mrs W ~ Mar
TN OF Parsons. and Mrs. Hunter P,Il.
Of CrcstOn.
The funeral will b. held in tbis city
under the auspices Of at. OIIyst Iadge
No. .. a. J.. 4 A. NJ
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MARKED EFFECT
scs.asa.a froa mr., r.x.l

ians. the outcome Of which IL likely 20
have a marked effect on the future Op-
erstions OF the war.
TURKS Defeated
The Russians have inflicted another
defeat In the sah Kamysh region.
where during a snosstorm they cross
ed a mountain and after heavy nSht-
Ing captured the commanding general
and his star OF the Thirteenth TURK
iHh division and a large quantity OF
war material. To add 20 the diricul-
ties OF the Ottoman army the Russian
neet has resumed its activity In the
Black sea and has bombarded the
Turkish barracks az TrebiKond ana
RiEsh. besides linking several sailing
vessels used as transports
EKcept In the neiEhborhood OF la
Bassee and in the ArKonne. where the
Germans have resumed their attack.
artillery has been the only arm en-
gagged In the western front The Ger
mans again claim TO have captured
some trenches near la Bassee. while
the French say that the British have
re-occupied all the ground which had
been temporarily lost,
Germans Driven Out.
At that place the British official
eyewitness. IN a description OF the
battle OF January rs. says that after
some OF the most desperate hand TO
hand fighting OF the war the Germans
we're driven out and suffered very Sc
we're losses
Notwithstanding this. Il Is said they
are still set on breaking through the
lines which guard the French coast
ports. rs dispatches coming by way OF
Holland say they are gathering an
other fresh army for an attack on the
User line.
In addition to the preparations
which they are carrying out in many
parts OF the African continent. thu
British are faced with a rising OF thS
natives In Nyassa land. where three
settlers have been killed The sltua-
ton IL now well IN hand. according to
official information.
The appearance OF the German sub
marine raider U-21 in the Irish sea,
where she sank three small steamers,
has caused a momentary fiutter in
shipping circles. All the faster steam
ers. however. have been able 20 elude
her. and II Is thought she has returned
TO her base. Traffic between ireland
and England has been resumed.
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COFFEES. ETC
PURE SPICES
TEAS. NEW CROP

Nirsd Teas. %. 90 ana ......... so
1unpowdsr Teas, 10, 20 nnd . ca
y y. Fpaa, 9oc, Ceylon Teas ..... -
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ians. the outcome Of which Is likely 20
have a marked effect on the future Op-
eratlons Of The rnr
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Dol two years Minnesota has spent
81 .rthIH Tor better roads
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PRESERVES. JELLIES. III

Fan1a FivH.. 80. Lemon Flvg
JatEup, oec, Mustard ....-...... 4
FreHervea nnd Teiilsn ....... ... 4
Feanuf Wufter. 10 ....... .... i
ffandard Cider vinegar. gel i.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
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II mus erylenfS


Tho Majesty nd ihr l.aW" lu which
hrNfNN iAwNeti w enira sinfftd flf lho
nFsl Nnle upon thc asrecn hs us-
Nwih Incorporated has aiap thlt
H iaf thrte ihr allrAiA iufat Ran
H"lith hrnt vnNn4tca his aun whon
the latter Hskea na satisfactory aN
t'enH'iun et NnW she lrwtts tame d,
Ny iopma ln his r,tt pocket which wefr
stolen ~ Mrs Manueea tan
fht Nuung kcni heretofore TIE li.a
tho citN and thg snplt az hls fsih.
ere eve was agtcr ali hapsicss frum
lhe heeinnlns sectera PROVEN "a hen hs
Was lairr Indicted Gov anfhaaaisinsnt
% aH inn, 81 iair iutas krnt MIN
Frlt b tarced io nctf the ease. snH ID
eonsidorius she ntnntrov.fiifie Il,
Neh'r INSTANTLY s,Ncs hla son ihe mas
'n'"m srnunea iru Seais in siate pris
Nui hei9w the sheun STARTS uah
iAf eoeesnsnea seuth t Is dlsee,ef,b
ihAt Nuats Kent has ali Atoms haaa
passiioips hiinseii 60 snirid others.
inneVfni himself a. prnttttsd tfie
tnirf "a tEe icWsis az ilsr Menf,,.' =
Nacsuse q was the hrvlhcf ol ths alH
pc Was about as mart,t ana shouiitr.l
the efIme of thc roal snahtssler h,.,at,se
hf lpuet bad 0culenird Kent aria ttt
him his positlon a. ihv hank when tna
Nonree scNnaal aad mad, hlu sn "a.
easN
NcpfFs fsNsetts acting ln ihe aeene
~hers has fayhefhoot and his flts-
shir eoafllot it oue 81 thy FINEST s.oc,a
~ Ae'nk ever secn aisnn siaer al,
ssrep
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

MaNwel Peter Dunno h,s ..h...
fas'ess es an uadertsker snd .mr ~,
anl gas statewide reas.et.,, ~
PIG tAnsfn profession
~ smaii mri 10 thls sur..,s. q. A..
70 tAe sass tsai ho uas bot. M 80
the CHRISTI as since ia .,.t,.
~ a1s Aeen Identified ush anl $500,
inthiulh Cor aterssnnv ~, ~
~ eeieci the beltegmrrt IA MS S u.
tNnt"A farlnfs and rh4r.f
tfr 'NcaieA as tii starr strs,.. 49,.
Rc4 isistcftce size. uhere n. ~
tEE tifssi e4uNmsnt IS a.. $3.50 -. ~
Fare 80 thls equipment ',''''''
i'sNiiicout auiumatfe hsar.. a',.,s i.
Af ioana g neec@ary as Ir.s.t, -. '.'E
,'~ht H tae hack 81 soff.g,.,, 80.
''F nt eatiagos Tor oees.ier. "''s
'hHfaeter .sne natars nv Wrs.s y"
"rfe % hr nas,i 'Af,
~ was me p.onerr To- th,s e....,...
t"Ass ie being ite 1rsf =. t.... ','' ~
ee'1naefsie ampehacs iAat $50 ~
fs.',t, ~ instant sey, ~ ~ 80. ~
~ 'ne Gay ~ pikst ~ FRA M
Hes ~ nfurrd sra ohf.s ne
t.tro 20 ta's-e vho arc f.nsrs',, - ~ ~.
aAle q i.tY far as nsa AA'
I" 4 neh % knee sad remsr.,..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

h.i'N rii.' uhiihHf n auc fmr n.
is Followed nt tbe ratertrel
lho ivH mn dtui anar nd mt
infot aenn Nh,n the ;bNl baa grow
uch eNt uf th. no,esds at fh. .,I.
m rhe NHnHn lius, Tbr poor nsr
demands the meme, that b. aus uheh
u refused fHfreupan uuarra us
HHtE
fho ltile ChHdpn 81 lhr FORMER
inrudH appenr tna nu n lete vhbh
iliiirr complexities mnuers nn.ur
tNr t"H tnfmf fricudr hrtnmr fa.oe
c'lni fhtouah no uruumtnmut, nf
ths ntlit children
-flnW s0tua $500 neguent la h.
ithenrlaN Which Na pfodue.f
rl'NNrt aet0a tnd cumiateufN D.st
THrofp phntosrsph, IS rn In the
pictura
Afihuf h,mshsan ia tha hafa and
lieNl'h f"Nn'ff lhr htnanr
iieatu a Nrn vnI ht rfa. cnlel I'D
she ifnHsA Fheatrr ou tffatl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

HHIu|H .r ..H..
urom .., '''''''' .i''''"r up"n
, ' ,.h '"aa F." whom oI
'N 'N.n "th confidence m fle darn
N.'il thH nr" WI u Wr
WV 'lhot iou.h 'h ndtan-
r.Ur .',s 'N'' '.'@ m cn-
an.u 5..r.. present in uo
h' 's ifinti ftt ang Widr as
t,. or ih' nrt mpniJuds
"a. A.,,...', '''n 'H'A'mor and u.e.
49,. '.nnut system tnursh tho
'i winch Doc is anlt o. eho
ui,s'.., 'niineni preservation
bi. ..t.s.,...... 'n. % point of service
sr il, h 49,. ine retirement
,,, D. '''fn'n is ihe oldest in enc
li.ti i 'iHne frst sn tho
.,mh.- -.., ir.. oH sep
AAd considered ono
we. "i 'Hs sc.uoo ~
p.,.. i.'e member OF ne
tae.r ..s..... ,," dentnea with
l.....s.-. Pc ~ hn'i. mem-
aud ~. nel N.Y. ~ iae World
ATS. '.n
o,r. ,,' ~, ..r' ~ iatoua Do
.r.,.. q" hr Dunno ana tso,
tt.....l ,o.' naienis r' thre. children
tro.. ,.. 'f. johanna Airade mi
'' Nire.n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
Hos s,pa Of Death Miss SARA or,s
mani


fNN wll0o M admifaf ni nan.har
'iihr fhede mn William Fexs Ns,n
nfe Veteran and Carnisa tu h,s ama-
inel' rnhnmir ecreen ffrstniailan I'D
ieh wondered iust what snle 10 "a fln.
Was ihH ulide lHHtins ornament thsf. 800
"ttfs nn ihf ens siendfr .adeN rn.er
ai hef ictf naNi M 81 uf q distinctly
oti 90 e-vrainap t,pt ia ~
ieNfift Nai Nnr ftuis iuslintltei, nllsf
NaNe hi4iur ard t has
ihr sivfN ef fhr Vampires nne
tno oNiA ofNatnent WORN hN tha 0..-i,s b.
"fe nas nade "a Worit ~ las ierutstiun
fotiia' inf fff ftlg af siuu eat ar1t..
Hsns hrsu to ii. issl ffaa srost !.
hi' we ana erds rs Eioliine attf MS
v'An No''A is "a romanf,c nne en3 .laf..
iaes to ihc iats when .0e was ieaaHss
wt''an 't iht famrsn rbcatfe Arta.nl
n taNt The slns Was presented \,
fpr h} intts suehi n tUudu rfat
"a nv n'f frtiHusit snititn alih h.rt,
oilf ttmnf Tht tUkf uuv roaaht en,
eialA which tNmp.sts thp ninsi stftl
~ tfaiafr ~ fhv rims IS nelou snd
Nnse cNniaired deadA fasi Indian
rpison shr iQia ths siogy SO the rlrs
MeeutiN at eNtnrr uarN aitsa Is,
hfi hnHNr a .hc National Atys tth,h
- NtN At'fs d was a. stieairt. 4.
riifhi he cNpetlea TRENT tht Nrs 81 IA.
fsmYiFr
Altss NAa c,lnce 10 iht Nusaso resi
sunday D. tafmen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
COTTON VALUES IN
ENGLAND AND u. S.
DRIFT WIDE APART
iNAniLlTN 10 EXPORT AMERICAS
COTTON cReArEs plFFIR.
ENcE ~ VALuus
stocks petteAsina an hnull,h Market
and pshuu W Il American Posta
Cauaas Discrepancy.

Alse tfiliiig 90 ln exports "a rufape
" lNns ,nuu 10 she l.lsHrpaol uai
frA hut tltc riitH pu American mar.
hets y iusi ihc feprrse. and aa d,
tiiit iettreatianli difference. ,n ean
tisti AAlslee afv gcaefAi.A ,Ai.l.ti,,s
Say 8 Is iiser New Orleans COTTON,
er'kera ioneafs COTTON al New or.
Seams and ianuar, and Fohrnar, ,,oi
tenn nl iiyofpool arc sin ased sos Amir
esa pNlrts apeg,
NNrefis ffom ah ports wop 20 Ona
"ai''s' aNpgc ass srar Thus far inns
web it.e9s against iss 500 M me eaf
tNrpenuinF ported lasi year. ana sinner
AnfNel 2 ssaeoee bales compared
with a.ihSoee tor ghc eame pse,od l..t
Ssir
.oN EtAlie sstiri aauI oriisaiN and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
What is Home
Without an hef'
And With This fhoass'
Is the knowledge -
a Splendid Help v
ExpectaEtMoii1ef'

This Is a subject that has = ~ /
minds M nll lime. And Z ns a.a. Z
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

Thus rcstfui GAYS arc r-- Ntu'
nights are experienced nofs ~
headaehe. apprehension ~. tsr -
tscsse. arc Among ne ykfisA ,,if&s
voacn everywhere relate ~ ~ (
capped Isl usinr "Nlil,rI's fl,s's 80 7
~ cfsrt upon the mneeies 2" u -
iaincd ana ihey return e
smooth cnnlour after haiF ,s,ssa's y
This q an intofesiins az ~ =.
10 renemsrr. Thr skin y II ~
" VERY small blood vrse<'. ~. n,,s...ri
tissne and by kccpiss Il wei, co.. & "
and IN strung. ,lrorsls con.l''r'' "a ~
get ~sft. And when ne ..,s ~ \
Y ain return b. IT. nsinfA :, ~ y =
ne seams ana srars that aie - ~
Tie case n Mothers frten4 ~ n 81
Get battle % this insala.sl N 4 ~
liant mothers. Any drunlH n. sttp
Il Il harmless hut woa1eF.N
Write 70 Rradfcld kef1a.,e' y.sIa =,
mar nldg.. Afiarf8, Ca ~ Z ,,,..-.'si Y
ten guide beck for pcn'er n .scss : 4.
suhiert ~ maternity y 49, - ~ Z,
rafinn. II canfains lnfpfAass.. wa.
vomAn should kssgw al nnss'' \
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

Nantsrs ana othsru are requested a
ssse ret'ss that the Laureiss pAstars
y ~ Niaa Raneh u pottes alps that
"e9scs % this property Is prehibitss
arc sseieets Viela,srs - psnaltiss SO.
sidea ~ Ian. -
-Ads. n. a. kLFRren
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

middnua llAH. sAta glt
liverpool Cotton
Upm firh Bow Dinsr.
lan-fth f4lh fl4 gee l18
Mar Apr $40 Nl 1856 faal
spUi MRfttt QNist in pnInta up
uifNi|nF 9t3 sales 5000 hties
Galveston Snot Market
ouirt ie puiula up widdlNns fetN.
Halra bBirt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

nrluw WhH aenrrrd ai points fosgef
taA, aiid low mlddllng ~ pulnts No
dunn igaaos reman unebsns..l ~,
etfiot uood ordinary ahH above vrr, rp
dueea is POINTS olainatllN tbln ri.
vision would ttact aaalnal the ,alae,
nl near reeitiuna. hnl Il Is said eiat
this damnnd fol leN a,saun d 81 ,,sr
eni that this character of cotton win
no i'n' i'A way "r delivery on cons
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-07-17

!. For the general information
of those Of our farmers who own
stock and hesitate about dipping
them in accordance with the Po-
lice Jury ordinances, we would
respectively call their attention to
q decision rendered by the Dis
trict Judge of East Baton Rouge
few days since, as a result of a
test case. The Court held that
the Police Jury had it within
their jurisdiction to pass compul-
sorry dipping vat laws and rem
dered a decision against the d1a
PENDANT who had refused to com
ply with the requirements of that
Parish. This being the case there
ought not be any one in this Par
ish who will refuse to obey the
law, which is undoubtedly the
only way that cattle can be kept
free of tick fever which is so
common in this section. Anoth-
err good reason why the farmers
ought to be willing to dip their
cattle is because they run less
chance Of contracting Charlton.
From what we learn, in only one
instance has a COW died from
that disastrous disease which has
cost many dozens Of head. It acts
as a prevention and it stands for
reason that cattle that is covered
with tick is bound to be more
susceptible to sickness than those
that are in a good healthy condi-
ton. Only this week a private
dipping vat was erected on the
place Of Mr.. Louis Delahoussaye
by few owners of stock that did
not care to drive their cattle sew
eral miles to get the use of a Par
ish vat. and we cannot under
stand why any one should place
obstacles in the way Of this SAM
tary measure which is for the
good of the whole people. Thou
sands of dollars has been invest
ed to bring blooded stock into
this Parish by farmers who have
ventured into that business in
connection with their diversified
farming operations and they are
entitled to some protection from
tick fever if they hope to succeed
and not lose their investments and
more especially Iberia can be
made a stock raising Parish if all +.
will work together and assist the
in enforcing the com
pulsory dipping vat laws.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-07-17

Mrs. Rogers and children Of st
John Parish is visiting FIX Mayor
Power and family.
Miss Ida Cambell has returnet
rom New Orleans where she
taught this past session.
Mr. and Mr. .Jobr Oolor have
ro+nrnad s,on, . r;s;+ - Vaw a.
loans accon,nan;ad nv Ms 0a
don,s s;s+or Me-, pon,an cmit
also Of that citv
NJ D DsI
sont w.. - ''ea az r u " ~ n"1 ',s .:.s
h lG' n"'e VI i"ailiS anu nul 'ill :
s slS a. III. III - eon,'nve 10 MS loo,I'
To- 7 on f. !ne r5s:lI ol ,i.e acelueil''
, 80, - ,sr0S " 'S'' 1oi Hi''' " specify
~.
MISS hE'la her'rahd' chafii-
ing !oSng lady OF New orleans IS
I1sltlng her relatlVes' Nr. ana
Nlrsa luke l.. bertrand.
W Tuesday evening a delight
ful dance was given by Miss Lii
Ian Patout at Hotel Frederic,
complimentary to her friend and
guest, Miss Georgia Ricaud, a
charming young lady of Centre
vile. st Mary Parish. Among
those who enjoyed the terpschi-
core and delicious refreshments
were Misses Lillian VOORHEES,, Ce-
leste Dimltry, Gussie Jaubert,
Theda Murray, Rita tMestayer,
carmen Mestayer. Cordelle De-
Blanc, Yvonne Dreyfus, Rita
BIanchet, Vivian and Murlel
ming, LIZZIE DeBlanc, Loretta
DeBlanc, Llly Emmer, Josephine
Duholn, Margaret Weeks Dora
Lee, Jessie Bradburn, Ada Lou
were. Marjorie Burke, Cora Sc
gura, Mia Mestaver, Bessie Gal-
lland. Ello DeBlanc. Helen Ge-
bert. Edith Gebert, Adeline Pick
ct. Leila Landry, Misses f. and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-07-17
LOCALS. =
4 y 4 y = = = =

The members of the Civic
league Association are requested
+" he present at a meeting TO be
held in the pa1lors Of Hotel Fred
""i" IN Monday afternoon next at
5 o'clock.
"A benefit musical recital is
advertised to take place at the
Methodist Episcopal church next
Thursday evening, July 22d at
8 O'Clock The musical selections
will be rendered by Prof. w. B.
Clarke, director Of music at the
State University for the Blind and
Mr.. Ulysses Landry, barytone, a
graduate of the Institution. A
splendid program will be render
ed and the public is requested to
be present.
ub-My- Tism-Antiseptic. Ano-
dyne-kills pain, stops putrefac-
ton.
announcements We're re-
ceived here this week of the
wedding at Houston. Texas. on
ednesday, July the Fourteenth
of Mrs. Emma +. Smith. mother
Of our fellow-citizen, Mr.. Harry
j. Smith and Mr.. Charles b.
Brown a resident of the above
named city. They will continue
to reside there Mrs. Brown resi-
ded in New Iberia for number of
years and made many friends
while living here with her son.
The Enterprise extends its best
wishes to the happy couple. |
Mr.. Victor M. Aubry re-
quests us to announce that he
will become candidate for
Sheriff for the Parish Of Iberia in
the Progressive primaries to be
held during the latter part of !
the year. Mr.. Aubry was one of
the recent candidates for Mayor
and not being victorious has de-
,ided to east his lot for a Par
sh position office, trusting to
get the support of his party when
he nominations are made. From
what we learn there will be sew.
,ral more announce themselves
or the same position in that party
before many weeks.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-07-17

From what we learn Charlton
has become almost an epidemic
in the Bayou Prairie Carlin Sec
ton of this Parish and hundreds
of head of stock has been lost as
result Of this fatal disease
brought into this Parish from
Vermilion. In certain instances
some of our little farmers have
been completely wiped out of all
their work animals. Among
those losing heavily were Messrs.
Tony Derouen, JOS. Boudreaux,
l. S. Waugespeck, Ovey Brous-
sard, Madeo Leblanc and Mr..
Adonis Delcambre who it is re-
ported lost upwards Of sixty head
of stock. In that section just
back Of Jeanerette several farm
ers also suffered heavily and
there is no telling to what extent
the disease will spread before it
can be checked. 1t is unfortunate
that the owners of stock will not
take the necessary precautions by
vaccinating every year which can
be done so easily and at so small
a cost if they would only take that
much interest in their own wei
fare. This maladv which mems
sure death to stock once they
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ing in the western parishes for
years and our stock owners might
have expected it when stock of
all kind is being driven into this
Parish at all seasons of the year.
The press of the State has repeat
edly advised and warned the
farmers Of the necessity Of TAX
ing precautionary measures to
make the stock immune from
Charlton by vaccinating, but so
few have taken advantage Of the
advice and now there is no telling
to what extent it will spread. DR..
j. A. Goodwin, our efficient vet
erlnary surgeon has been, Tor
the past three weeks using his
best efforts to assist those who
wanted to be assisted in adopt
ing sanitary measures to drive
out the disease which can only
be done by burning the carcass
and vaccinating stock that has not
become infected. Some kind Of
quarantine laws ought to be PIT
into effect by the Police Jury to
keep the stock from infected dis
tricts from being driven to 9TH
ers unless it be known they are
immune. To what extent this
disease will spread no one can
'oresee. We do know. however,
hat it will take wears for MANY
If them to recover from the mis-
'ortune that has been inflicted
lpon them at this time.
No. 666 will cure ChilIs and Few
r. IT is the most speedy remedy
We know.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-07-17

The wedding of Miss Olga
Smith, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry l.. Smith OF this
City and Mr.. Eldridge Hine was
solemnized last Monday night at
the residence of her parents by
Rev. y. $. Lutz Of the Methodist
church in the Dresenc of the
members of the family. After
the ceremony the happy young
couple departed for New Or
leans and other points to be al
sent d few weeks. They have
the congratulations of their nu-
merOus friends.
Cisterns ard Tanks. Screen
ING of all Observation-Disclosures
Lumber Co.. Ltd.
Died, at his residence on
Weeks Street on Saturday, July
10th, at $50 o'clock P. NJ, Mr..
William Brown. a native of
Houma, La, aged 26 years and /
months. Mr.. Brown had been an
invalid for several years and
leaves to mourn his loss besides
his widow and young children,
his mother and several broth
ers and sisters. The funeral
was held from St. Peters Catho
tic church on Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock in the presence of
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