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the present condition of American foreign trade resulting from the ire quent seizures and detentions of American cargoes destined to neutral European ports has become so serious as to require a candid statement of my governments views in order that his majesty's government may be fully informed as to the attitude of the United States as to the policy that has been pursued by his majes- tvs authorities during the present war.
 T am therefore directed to com municate to you the following state- ment and at the same time to assure you that it is made in the most friend ly spirit"
 It is understood Great Britain will make reply to the note in a few days, probably next week
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Cotton Carqo Sunk.

London, Jan. 1.-1:30 a. m.-The Danish steamer Holm, from Savan- nah, December 1, for Christiania, laden with cotton, struck a mine off Flambourgh Head. England, and sank l5 minutes later All the members of narrowly escaped injury from frag- ments of the mine casing.
 Flambrough Head is on the North sea in the county of York. It was off here ia 1779 that Paul Jones won his most famous naval yictC1g.
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practical suggestions to stimulate trade relations
STATE IS RESTRAINED.
Federal Court at Little Rock Stops Revocation Of Bridge Construction.

Federal Court at Little Rock Stops
 Revocation Of Bridge Construction.
 Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 1.-Federal Judge Trieber today issued a tempo rary injunction restraining Secretary of State Hodges from revoldng the rights to operate in Arkansas of the Arkansas and Memphis Railway Bridge and Terminal Company and of the Union Bridge and Construction Company Both are engaged in the construction of the new Harahan bridge across the Mississippi at Mem phis.
 Secretary Hodges had been asked to revoke the companies charters under a state law which prohibits non-Ar- kansas corporations transferring suits against them from state to federal courts. on penalty of being busted. It was alleged the two companies had thus transferred damage suit The final hearing will be held January 9.
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POSSES FOLLOW TRAIL SOUTH OF oUAcHlTA RIVER IN DlREc-
 TON OF SOCIAL HILL.
NEW POSSES ON THE TRAIL
Call Is Made on Malvern For New and Fresh Men to Follow the Trail Carried by the Boodhounds in Southerly Direction.

There is as yet no definite news of the whereabouts of the two men who killed Constable Henderson PafT- ker of Magnet Cove. and seriously wounded James Nunn and Emmett Nunn in an attempted robbery of the general store of the latter at Malvern on Tuesday night.
 The Malvern members of the posse who camped on the bank of the Qua chita Wednesday night. crossed the river as soon as daylight arrived and the dogs are reported to have taken up the trail which they followed in southerly direction across the neck of land formed by the horseshoe bend of the river, the trail leading in the di- rection of Social Hill ia Hot Spring county From a point south of the river the posse sent word to Malvern for fresh men to come and join the pursuit, as it was believed the posse was then definitely on the trail of the robbers
 Sheriff Webb and Chief of Police Ellison with a posse left yesterday noon to join in the man hunt and Constable Downen left later to join the posse. Downen returned to the city about II o'clock last night, being unable to locate the members of the. posse
 Up to o'clock this morning noth- t.g had been heard from the posses or C;hers who were in touch with the chase of the two men.
 It is believed that the robbers, after crossing the Ouachita river, struck off almost due south in an effort to strike the Iron Mountain railroad. The direction they were pursuing would lead them past Social Hill. and the last definite news of the position of the posses was when word was sent to Malvern from point some. where between the Ouachita river crossing and Social Hill.
 So far as known here the robbers have not been seen by anyone. There was a report that two men had been seen crossing the river about the time the robbers are supposed to have crossed
 Trainmen arriving from Malvern last night reported that the blood hounds that had been used to follow the trail of the robbers had bee | taken back to Helena. This report, however, could not be verified. Hot Springs members of the party had not returned up to o'clock this morning.
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WAR SUM MARY

Sanguinary fighting continues in that lyfoatieteaeA of territory between the Vistula and Pilica rivers in Poland where the Ger mans are endeavorine to push through toward their objective, the Polish capital and every where are being met with stern resistance by the Muscovite forces. Germany merely says of the contest here that her offe1- sive has made progress in the dis trict of the Rawka river but that in the other regions the situation is unchanged Petrograd has made no report.
 Farther south in Galicia, and up in the Carpathian passes the Rus sians seemingly hold their re- ported advantage over the Aus trians.
 In the west, in Belgium and in France the fighting is mainly be- tween the artillery arms of the belHgerent forces with here and there, however, infantry attacks and counter attacks. No impor- tant victories are claimed by either side, although at various points eaCh claims slight gains of ground or repulses of attacks.
 Berlin, as a new year greeting. issued an official communication in wlich it was stated that the country still stood firm "on the old German watch, waiting what the future has in store for us" 1t added that the country was united and that no enemy could gain al advantage over it in spite of rage and hypocrisy"
 The American governments note of protest against delays to it's commerce through the meth ods of British warships in seiz- ing vessels has been made public in London. opinion still inclines to the belief that the difficulty Will be amiCably adjusted
 Berlin reports that over thirty British and French warships are bombarding Pola and Rovigno, Austrian ports on the Adriatic.
 The South African government will commander men for service in the field in order effectually to put down a recrudescence of rebel movement led by Lieut.. Col. Maritz.
 The Danish steamer NJ. C. Holme loaded with cotton from the United States for sweden, has been sunk by mine in the North sea off the coast of Eng land. Her crew was rescued.
 The Greek premier in a speech to parliament said the Greek army is ready to mobilize at any hour Ion every point of her ter ritory."
 Reports from Athens say the Turks have sent important forces commanded by German officers toward Suez
 Emperor Francis Joseph, ia New Years message to the Aus troHungarian forces, expresses confidence that on land and sea his warriors will emerge with honor from the war"
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French Official Report.

Paris. Dec. 31-l0:40 D. m.--The following official communication was issued tonight:
 Hast evening an attack from the enemy, who, after lively firing. end deayofed to debouch from the wood of Forges ton the left bank of the Meuse) was immediately repulsed
 The positions which our troops have gained in Steinbach have been kept and we continue to attack those of the enemy.
 From the other parts of the front we have received 10 information worth mentioning"
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FEW NEW PEE as.
King George is Sparing With His
 Honors at New Year


 Honors at New Year.
 London, Dec. 31-S D. m.-The New Years honors list contains no new peers. The Earl of Aberdeen, lord lieutenant of Ireland and gormerly governor general of Canada, is raised to the rank of marquisate and Wis count St. Aldwyn OMichael Hicks BeacA) is elevated to an earldom. The order of the garter is conferred on the Earl of Derby and the Earl of Chesterfield, while the order of the thistle is bestowed on Baron Loyat. Arthur Henderson, labor leader and member of parliament for the Der. nard Castle division of Durham, is appointed privy councillor. Hamar Greenwood, liberal member of parlia- ment for Sunderland, is among the three new baronets. while 16 persons receive the honor of llnighUhood Among those knighted are Henry John Newbolt, bartister and author and Frank Watson Dyston, astrono- mer.
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RUSSIANS INVADE AUSTRIA
Calicia Has Again Been Cleared of Austrian and German Troops and slaVs Have Poured Over Carpa- thians For Third Time.

London Dec. 3l-l0:55 D. m.-The New Year finds bellieerent Europe, after five months of war, fighting as sternly as at the beginning. but seem inely without prospects of immediate big victories which the combatants have set as their task
 The Austrians have been driven out Of the greater part Of Galicia again and, according to a Vienna state ment the Russians have crossed the Cafpathians for the third time, but in Poland, where the more important battle is in progress, the armies Of the Russian and German emperors are still fighting for the banks of the rivers which intersect the country between the upper Vistula and Pilica rivers.
 In Flanders and France there has been a lull in the fighting on most oi the front, disturbed occasionally. how ever. by artillery fire, infantry at tacks and counter attacks. The French tonight announce they carried half of the village Of Steilbach in upper Alsace, which, while of little or no importance itself, stands at the foot of a hill which commands a large part of the surrounding country It ls in this region as in the vicinity O. N3y0n and between the Argonne Iidge and the Mouse, that the French nave been pushigg their offensive with the greatest force and where they claim to have made the most progress.
 Along the Belgian coast the fighting is confined to artillery bombardments West Ende and many other little towns which long ago were deserted by the civilian population, nave beer made the target for shells of the allies
 Walfish Bay a British possession on the coast of German Southwest Africa, which the Germans took at the commencement of the war, has been retakel by the Union of South Africa forces. while the Australians have annexed Bougainyille Island, another of the Solomon islands. oyer which flew the German flag, and about the last of the German islands il Uhe Pacific
 In London New Years Eve was celebrated by the usual dinners and dances at hotels and restaurants but with less gaiety and on a much smaller scale At the larger hotels, however tlere was a large attend ance of officers ol leave or waiting to go to the front, many French and Bel gians, who were driven from thelr homes bv the war and considerable sprinkling Of Americans.
 The list of New Years honors of tered by King George on the recom' mendation of the premier and the foreign and colonial offices was very short and contained no new peerages, At the head of the list are the Earls of Derby and Chesterfield. who get the Order of the Garter for their ser vices in recruiting, and Baron Lovat, who receives the Order of the Thistle for the same reason. The Earl of Ab- erdeen, whose retirement from the lord lieutenancy of Ireland is eX pected, is raised to the rank of mar QuigatQ
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CONFIRMS cARRANzA VICTORY.

Laredo, Texas, Dec. 31.-sAdvices received here tonight from Carranza officials at Apizaeo, state of Tlax- cala. confirmed the reported victory over Zapata troops near there on De cember 2S and said Generals Gosa and Alvarado Carranza commanders. were besieging PuebIa, capital of tho state of that name.
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TEDDYs PEACE MESSAGE.

New York, Dec. St.-The belitFah the hundred years of peaee - le the United States and Grea.
 are an augury for the future 1 peoples of the world Is expresbEH in a cablegram sent today by T&Sodore Roosevelt as honorary chairman of the American peace centenary com mittee to Earl Grey, president of the British centenary committee.
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RACE RIOTERS ARRESTED.

Walhalla. s. C.. Dec. 3l.-Two white men were arrested today and war rants have been issued for five others in connection with the recent race clash at Fair Play, s. C.. which re- suited in the death of four negroes.
 Calhoun Kay and William Mcclure, the men arrested, have been placed in jail here, charged with murder, Mo Cure is magistrate. q
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HELD FOR LYNCHlNG.

Chester. H.. Dec. 31.-Allen Rus. sell, labor leader Of Willisvile, Ill.,. who was arrested in Henrietta. Okla, on charge of murder ia connection with the lynching of Albert Piazco by a mob of coal miners near Willisvlle, October 12. was placed in jail here to- day. Four others are held here under a similar charge.
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FLOODS IN CUBA.

Havana, Dee. 31.-Various sections of the province of Pinar del Rio, the most important tobacco raising region in Cuba, report enormous damage from a tremendous rainfall Wednes- day. The governor of the province, in a dispatch says he believes the crops of tobacco and minor fruits have been destroyed
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PoSTOFFiCE DECREASE.

Chicago. Dec 31-The European war is given as the reason for de crease of $1,40S,S ,S39 from 1913 in the receipts of the Chicago postoffice, ae- cording to the annual report today of the postmaster.
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NEW ELECTION NECESSARY.

Fort Smith Ark, Dec. 31.-A new election will be necessary to select a president of the Arkansas. Texas and Oklahoma district of the United Mine Workers of America This announce ment was made here today when the count of the ballots cast in the cleo tion early in December was com pleted
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spanish Aviator Killed.

Madrid. Dec. 31, via Paris, p. m.- Captain Castellui, a Spanish army aviator, while flying in biplane over the aerodrome today fell from a height of 300 feet and was killed
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Move Bank to Paris.

Paris Dec 3l-6:10 D. m.--A de- cree was published today abrogatins the order issued by the government on September transferring the Bank of France from Paris to Bordeaux
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German Helmet Anau

London, Jan 1.-l:40 a. m.-The military helmets found on the beach at Poithcawl proved to have been thrown over from recently arrived transport
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where the German advance they as. sert, is proceeding according to plans.
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All the War News

The Sentinel-Record prints all the war news up to 2:30 eacl morning, two hours later than any other news. paper reaching Hot Springs. When you read it in this paper you are reading the latest.
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WASHINGTON D. C., DEC. 3t.- FORECAST FOR ARKANSAS: FAIR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-06-26
NOTICE OF ELECTION
CITY Hall, CIV of New iberia.

City Hall, CITY of New Iberia, La.
Notice Is hereby gwen that in accord
ance with The provisions of the Chart.
Of the C,'y of NV Iberia. act 1877 OF tn,
General Assembly of the State Of LOui ii
ana, CT 1910, and pursuant to r-solu
ton duly adopt. d, by the Board of Trus
tees Of The City If New Iberia, La., OF
HI Dist day of May A. ID 1915; There
will b- hold on the 18th day OF the month
OF july, 1915 an election in the City oil
New IBERIA to elect II person who is an
elPc'or under the constitution and laws
OF the State Of Louisiana, M a commits
si"ner Of public safety, ex-tfficio mayor
Of the City Of New Ibt ria, TO fiji the va.
cancy caused by the death of Hon. Alphe
Fontrliru. During the unexpi,ed term of
said deceased commissioner.
That The polling places shall be estab.
lished at the following places in each
district and recirct.
First District, at house OF fire Co. No. 6
Second District, ut Parish Court House
Third District, at house Of fire Co. No
Fourth District, m hOuse Of FIRE Go. 7
Flfth District. nj house of fire 60. No. 2
Sixth District, AT house Of bridge keeper
That said polles shall be opened vt
Fix o'clock A. Nj. and closed ut seven
o clock P NJ.
That any person desiring to become a
cand date IN said election shall file with
the City Clerk his hand written notjfica.
ton OF intention TO become candidate;
ny n declaration that he is
a duly qualif.d elector under the coDsti.
tuition and laws of the State Of Louisiana.
he said declaration TO he filed on or be.
fore the 10Th day Of June, 1915.
That on the 26th day of June 1915. each
candidate shall submit to the Board II
of the City Of New Iberia, the
name OF one duly qualified voter TO act as
\ con missioner of election for each and
avery precinct, and on the I4th day prior
% laid election which will be on the 2Srb
Law Of June. 1915, the Board OF Trustees
shall convene ut the City Hall at twelve
!, clock Noon. and then and there shall
,'oceed to the selection from said names
unlimited to IN. m, three commissic nrrs
IT election to preside over the election at
'ach and every polling place and two
clerks, ms provided by law.
That no notification to become a can
l'date shall be received or filed after the
9TH day Of June. 1915, midnight.
RANK hECUIR. Mayor, Trustee Of Pub
lie Ssfetv.
!. r. SUBERB1ELLE Trustee Of Finance
,. VILLERMiN. Clerk, Trustee Of Pub.
lie Property.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-06-26
son. east Robert. west Joe.

son, east Robert, west Joe.
Wallace, Cora D. ................. SIS
lot, north Street, south Street, cas-
Alley, west Boas.
NON PRESIDENTS.
Butler, Noise, 9th Ward ,.........$ 3.5,
l OF. north Alley, south Lewis, cas-
Lewis, west Road.
Hinton, Alex S. 4th Ward $50. $105.3
694 91.l00 acres T. IL S. K. +. ano
Sc.
SWAMP LANDS.
Lawes, w. H. 4th Ward .. $43l4
100 acres Und of NJ w. of Sec. !
IL, S. X. IL f.
Mendoza, Emanuel ............. $2I52
444 acres S. E. of N. E. of Sec II
and Lot No. l of Frac. Sec. g.
T. IL S. K. 9 E. and w. E. 4 OF S. E.
of Sec. 81
T IL S. r. 9 E. and Lots l, D, 3, q and
5 of Sec. Is.
7. II S. r. E. and Lots s, 7, 8 of
Sec. D.
T. II S. r. 9 E. and Lots l, 3, 3, and
5 and N. E. d of N. w. 4. of Sec. "a
T II S. r. 9 E.
Malaka, Hayes and David 7thWard S97.f9
324 acres N. of NJ w. of SEQ "a
and SO T. 10 S. R. E E.
333 92100 acres, Und 3 of N. w. 4 of
S, w. 4 and w. 2 of S. E. of Sec
II, T. 10 S. r. E.
Vaughn, Hazard, 4th Ward . $2O35
121 acres, lots S, g. 7, and 9 of Sec |
IS T. II S. r. 9 E.
90 acres, N 3 N. w. of Sec T. II |
S. r. 8 E.
On said day Of sale + will sell such
portion of said property as each debto,
nay point out, and in case such debtor
will not point out sufficient property, !
will at once and without further delay
ell the least quantity of said property
f any debtor which any bidder will buy
or the amount of tares, interest and
osts due by said debtor.
The sale will be without appraise-
1ent, FOR CASH, in legal tender money
the United States and the property
old shall be subject to indemptio at
ny time for the space of one year, bv
aging the price given with twenty
er cent. costs and penalties added.
GEO HENDERSON.
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector. ,
Per Vic J. Poirson De,utv
Office OF MORTGAGE CREDITORS
Sheriffs Office Nav 18Th, 1915 t
In accordance with Sec. No. 63 of A. v
o. IS of 1888, the attention of all
ortgage creditors interested in any Of \
e foregoing described prorertv ie n
reby directed to the above publication =
ID notice of said sale of delinquent tax
btors.
GEO. HENDERSON. y
Sheriff and F~Officio Tax Collector !.
Per Vic j. Poirson. Derut, "
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-06-26

Malin, west Madison ST.
! CORPORATION OF JEANERETTE.
Ambrose, Robert ................S3 $780,
! lot north Avenue. south Poirson, east
Alley, west Poirson.
Annette & Laporte ......$S2S
lot north Schexnayder, south Four
my, east Dennis. west Street
Comeaux, Est. Gustave $3.50
lot north Street, south Poirson, cas-,
Sandoz
lot. north Washington ST., south
Bourgeois, east Bourgeois, west Stree.
Druilhet & Moore $50
l lot north R. r. south Curtis, east
Moresi, west Street
Druilhet, Moore & Guberteau $3.50. 81 30
l lot north Street. south Manuel, cas-.
Vincent, west Gonsoulin.
Davis, Est. P. .$64S
l lot north Street. south Huges, east
Brown. west Weeks.
Eligah, Joseph ......... 1888
lots north Street south Moresi, east
Mccullough. west Curtis.
Elliot, Richard 81. 80
] lot north Street, south Withers, east
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-06-26
SHERiEF SALE.
MRS AGNES P. ROCHEL. WHOM
JOSEPH A. BLANCHARD
VS..
VALMIRE OLIVER, EFT AIS.
State Of Louisisna, Pari.h OF fbehs, Nh
Judicial District Court,

Notice is hereby given that BY vitEA
an order OF seizure ana sale issutd " l
the above entitled and Numbered ~
and 70 me directed, ], George Ht7dttM3|
Sh. riff, through J. F. Brraux, Dsysl
Sheriff, duly sworn and qualified il u!
for the Parish of iberia, L., have WI
and will FIR for sale and will NJ 4
Public Auction. FOR Cash, to ihss
and highest bidder al the front DOR I
the Court House, in the City 81 Nc
Iberia. La, between legal SALE hour q
SATURDAY, JULY 24fb. A D. lsl'S
the following described properly fosfS
LIST A certain tract OF land WIN
buildings and improv. mt nts Thereon y
thersunto belonging and oil appunsss
ces thereof, rights ard seiyiiiiudts ~
ted In iberia Parish, La in ibe mi
Olivier station. containing 6fsy thrfs'
penis in area, more OF less, ard boufe
North by Francois, South BY Durt
b. onssard, East by Dorvile Boufie y
West by public road.
End Another certain tract q r.
with all the buildings and improvtDt
thereon and thereunt0 belonging, aVs'
sppurtt nsncss thereof, rights. WIZ"
servitudes, situated in said paflsa
locality. and containing more OF ~ u
acres, and bounded North BY Aags
Hector, South by Patout ct ale, W. IS
Elizabeth Nelson and West by ~
Boutte.
Bird Another certain tract Of ~
uafed in the same parish snd los's
more or less, twenty y,
penis in area. and bounded NORTH Y
tate of Prosper Olivier, South y ~
Elizabeth Nelson, East by Mrs b''''
Nelson, and West by Leville Beuhs d
4'h Another certain tract OF Isna
all tho buildings and Improvement
on and thereunfo belonging ana W
names tn. reof rights ways ana fsI',J8
sitnsf. d in the same locality sna 49,.
and containing more or less, one ~
and eleven s,ptnts and bonrceo -
bv public road. South by Patoss W.
East by lands Of estate above nsn ~
West by Dorville Boutfe.
To pay and satisfy the sum oiiss s.
sand 80, 00O) dollars with 8 per ~ ,a]3|
crest per annum from March liIp,
until paid with ten per cent An.1
lees on the principal and ipteie@ :"
costs OF these proceedings. 80
Given officially this 10Th dsy
A. d 1915. -
GEO. HENDERSON, Sns &
Per J. +. Breaux. ny.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-06-26

Notice is hereby given ,h.
OF an order of Com, of t!h
of Iberia Parish IN Favor ''Atf
" "u, ~ wa ''' ''''r''d' l. NJ J. Do%~ ''
c ,n, s "a', "a, nave Seiz'd and s@
FOR CASH. On guest BIZ
ATuRhAN. july 3,d, ,o,,
the following described n,,n 1910
One Bundle Of Tents. ~ 'et
tent poles; one bundle saws. "uaf'
Tot Springs, one barrel If H.; Wv w
phnr; one can of Tar; one Sn,@
chine; two undles stem dop''see
Tool Chest. shts
So :; SEED zee to ,"'i.fy a jndgme,, 0, q,
NJ } DOMINIQUE M..,