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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
LOT OFTRUTH InJEST.
l.. A. w AIET,
Superintendent.

The managers of New York
apartment hotels are very par
ocular abouts tenants. After
a man his wife had hired apart
mcnts in an up town hete4 in that
town one day last week, the
manager asked about references,
financial, social and moral. Il
suppose the fact That | am to
pay in advance disposes of the
first said the newcomer. As
for the social end we are not in
the swim to any extent. always
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
SHERIFF SALE.
NEW IBERIA NATIONAL BANK
vs. No. G47e
ALPHEE A. LELEU EFT Ais
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia, 10Th
judicial District Court.

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue
Of writ Of Fieri Fncias Issued out OF the
above entitled and numbered cause, and
to me directed, !, George Henderson,
Sheriff, through J. r. Breaux, Deputy
Sheriff, duly sworn and qualified in and
| for tha Parish Of Iberia. La, have seized
and will offer for sale and will sell at
Public Auction for CASH. to the last and
highest bidder at the front door Of the
Court House in the City of New IBERIA
between legal sale hours.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH, A. d. 1916
the following described property, to wit ::
| LIST. A certain tract Of land with all
the buildings and improvements thereon
and thereunto belonging, situated ut
Prairie Carlin, Iberia Parish, La, con-
| tanning and measuring one hundred (lCO)
atpents, and bounded north by lands Of
Desire and Ozeme Leblanc, south BY
Ozeme Leblanc, east BY Jos. Landry
and west by Theolin Landry, being the
same property acquired from Laurent
Rogeur and Of record in Conveyance book
Nos7 at Folio 478.
I'd. Another certain tract Of land with
ell the buildings and improvements there
on and thereuntO belonging, situated in
the same locality, containing fourteen
and 10 100 superficial acrss and bounded
North by lands Of Joseph Provost, Jr. Or
assigns. South by Public road, East by
property Of Mrs. Duplessie Leblanc, and
West by those OF Mrs. Widow Desire
0aapard. being lot No. 7 Of plot Of sur
vey Of the lands OF Mr. and Mrs. Valsin
Vincent. deceased and 81 record in con
veyance book q, folio lag.
3rd. Another certain tract Of land sit
uated at Prairie Carlin in iberia Parish.
La. and measuring seventeen 40 ar
penis more or less, and bounded North
by Maxwell aud Peale OF New o. loans,
South nv Public road. East by IL nds OF
Jos jefferson. and West by lands Of pur
chaser, and Of record in conveyance book
81 Mt folio al.
Attn. Another certain lot Of ground to-
get err with all the buildings and improve
me nts thereon and shereunto belonging.
and containing one quarter Ga arpent,
situated in the Parish OF iberia La at
place commonly chilled Bob Acre. and |
bounded on the North by Public road
south by railroad bed or track Of the
iberia and vermilion X r. Company, |
East by Public road. and West by Public
road and road bed of the Vernillion
K. Co.
To pay and satisfy the sum OF Six Hun
lred $4,000 Dollars with per cent inter
at thereon from January 18th, 1918, IN
il paid, with 10 per cent attorneys fees
m the principal and interest and the fur
her sum Of Thirty one and 3o-loO Dollars
!. clerks costs and oil costs Of these
,roce edines.
Given o0sially THE 2sth day Of March.
y GRO. HENDERSON, Che ri6,
pss J. J. Drssux, Dy. Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25

as an obligation to pay a gam
| bling debt or q debt barred by
rcSrriptlon. What think YOU of
tho man who. being able, refused
TO pay such a debit Equally dis
honest is the voter who violates
ms u7ftftttt+tt f. Stand hA 4 nartv
INTO who's" ranks he Voluntarily
cutters. and whose plans for fac
ln4 an enemy he helps to make.
So. ou this account. | have conf
d"rre IN the | .'hn sturdy Lou
l~iaulaus who took part in the
election that docrocI that sp'cn
did north Lnuislauran. Ruilin q.
Pleasant. to lead the Democratic
host, Of this State.
Morally and mentally Dcmoc-
racy s candidate is the cu,lal Of
III" Progressive Republican can
dldat'. The policies that he ad
tocatcs arc as far reaching and
d"slrahl" rs those Of his opponent.
and his ability to enact them into
w IS certain on account Of the
Legislature being overwhelming
" Democratic. whereas. it Mr..
Parker were elected. the state
would be thrown into great con
fusion and uncertainty in all pub
lie matters. and his admiuistra
son, rather than being a BLESSING.
would make for disorder and
chaos.
50 for these reasons. on the 18th |
" April next. % to the polls and
"ctakc your stand with the party
VI the white men Of the South.
10 which you are bound by every
tradition Of noble past. and hv
very promise for tho coming
Years with the party Of Joifcr
;on. jackson and Wilson. Of Me
Emery, Nichols and White.
Great applausc.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
the Republicans.
NfeAf al'

the Republicans. Great ap-
plausc.
ta,ri aui vas elad TO stay.
and Har9 to tell YOU of some
'pudfj Things this party has
dopo for nation All this talk
about rjug nu" and bos>lsm.
doe~u I moan anything There
viii always he rugs fer rs soon
at or" faction IS ovcrthroWu. its
successor forms Is ring. and #
SOU UHt down fire proSoui riug IN
Sew trlcan, there world be an
other one formed Immediately.
That Il one Of the penalties we
HHN for Il 'cuocratlc form Of GOV
nmrnt. and if one ring doeSu t
suit us we put il out at the end
vt four years aud create another.
All of this talk about rings and
bosses "don't mean anything. -
But it's being used like many
other things. to catch votes with.
IN other words. ct s powerful
thing to sound on. " (Applausc.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
PROPERTY FOR RENT

ohm Il. Taylor T. Bro. Druggists
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
Has no Fear OF
Result in State.

One hundred and fourteen thou
';nI Democrats. n grel, majority
Of the white voters. have partici-
patcd IN a primary election as fair
and rs square rs any e4er held
IN this state. They have bound
t''ttttt-, 'tes IL snppnr. to candi
date nominated. They have
solcmnIy declared themselves to
be Democrats. and have entered
the councils Of the party. In so
doing they have incurred the
plain obligation to abide by the
result. True. that obligation is
not one which can be enforced at
law. but it is one just as binding
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
III YOUR CHILD 10 GROSS.
EIvERIsH, OONsTIPATED
Look Mothsrl u seW0vc Ia coated,
sisanse little Bowels with "Cali.
sornia Syrup Of Figs."

Mothers can rest easy after giving
Calsfsraia Syrup Of Figs" because in
a few hovrs oil the elcgged-up waste.
sem We aaA fsrMaot1ng food gently
nnsvss out Of tie bowels. and you have
. we'll. p1ayful sAllA again.
0ac4 oAlldrsa needn't b ceaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions Of m0tAsEs keep II handy BE-
cause tAsy know NJ action on the
stomach, uves and bowels 10 prompt
aod 0uTN
AK your druGg1st for . Eo-cent hot
IL q ~Califosnia Syrup u Eiss." which
cootaln0 directions for bables, ohilArUn
q I'll aGe0 oaA Dor os0wn-ups.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25

The railroads are less fort
innate than the freight carriers
OF the sea Since the beginning
OF the war steam ships owner4
have charged what they pleaseasy
In some Instances ocean ratns)
arc thousand per cent niger
than they were two years ago.
A vessel that will carry 10 900
tons Of cargo collects from $3.50
600 to 100000 from shippers
for one trip from an American
port to Liverpool. Any fair sort
OF n ship can pay for itself in
two trips. Some have done il
in one and made money for their
owners besides. The raIroad.
have had to pay higher prices for
tho supplies they have needed.
without being able to advance
their charges in turn. Rail rates
can not be raised except BY per
mission OF the Interstate Com.
merce or of the several state
commissions. Beaumont Enter
prise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25

One Of the incest Progressive
meetings Of the season WIS held
Thursday night AT the country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nuatolc
.luIlcc where some one hundred
and fifty people met +" ENJOY the
'o'cly afternoon. AdIroSsc. were
made by ||on. l.. q. Hacker, Tony
landry. DR.. Fulton. \ GouSoulru
and Y. Auhry Mr.. y. j. Dau-
tcrivc acted as chairman The
occasion will hc long remembered
by one and all.
A Subscriber.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
A Subscriber.
Information for
Luna Sufferers

The makers Of Elck'nau's Altern-
tive will he pleased to send reports
of recoveries from tuberculosis anh
booklet Of interest 10 sufferers
with information about diet and
fresh air Investigate this case
2ttt SusH"ehn""a Ave-. rh'I".. I'm.
"Ny Oe"~ Sv,-tov two yeavs I
WINS afflicted with hem"vrhnge~ ~
the lungs. md tnter : WIS taken
with ~ "ttn"L "f pneumonia.
when recovered sufficiently I"
walk nbOWt the h"vse 2 left
with fvishtfWi. backing cough,
which ~, medicine ! Ind take" could
alleviate. " WINS NJ this tl"e. Nnrch.
1902. TINT Z st"rted taking Crk '~no'~
Alternative. w short ttne NV
cough WINS gone 1"d ! WINS pre-"
nOWWred welt = cn"W"t speak ~"
highly for the good ~ Inns done"
tAbl,vev t"ted.p
tSigwedp NOW ARD T.. KDOvX.
Fcknan's Alternative IL most etica-
cious In bronchial catarrh and ae-
we're throat and lung affections and
up building the system Contains
no harmful or habit forming drugs.
Accept no substitutes. Small size,
81. regular size, 81. Sold by leading
druggists Write for booklet Of re
cOveries
EEK man Laboratory. Philadelphia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
SENATOR RANSDELL LOYAL
LY RECEIVED.
continued from Page

e ou'llIcd from Page /
campaign is Ewing not progros
vcism against Democracr
s')pposc Colonel Ewing should IN
fortunately die tomorrow. 10 vou
think Mr.. Parker would qua the
campaign oh. NO he would 90.
on. and yet he is trying TO make
il appear that Ewing is the real
issue.
To Rohcr, Ewinc. more largely
than to any other. YOU owe the eX-
tension OF the duty. and want
You sugar people to think about
that when he is SO bitterly as
sailed, and ! want You to rcmcm-
bee the pert | took. | was there,
fighting just as hard as I could,
and ! would do the same thing
again if it became necessary. |
believe. with many others. that
my party made a mistake, but |
also know that it is big enough
and has courage enough to cor
rect its mistake. which it is doing
now. Great applause.)
Should J leave my party and
Join the Progressive because Of
one mistake Should | give up
my principles because my party
made a mistake on ono or two
things. or should | stand by il and
try TO correct the errors IN its
ranks. We should all stay in the
ks. and especially 80 when We
belong to party which. although
II may make some mistakes. vet
IN the vast majority of eases has
proved far more beneficial TO the
plain people Of the country than
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

The next examination for teach
ers certificates will he held April
3. \. 5, (white); 6. Z, \, (ncgro) /,
1916. The conditions governing
the issuance Of certificates to ap-
pllcants remain the same as in the
last examination for teachers
certificates.
Applicants desiring to be cx-
amincd in special high SCHOOL sub
jects must advise the Parish Sup
crintcndcnt Of the fact prior to
March q
l.. A. WALLET.
Superintendent.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25
Advertised letters for week

Advertised letters Tor week
ending March X. lolG: Mr.. IN
gus'a. Crisc I'onluc. Miss Ruth
hurley, Miss Laura ComeauV. :.
v. nellanc, L 7 pupty, Farm
hachcr Dry Goods Co. Mrs Ma
Tidy Fontney. John /. FoICp.
Nary George. Mss tCtt5rrra
Houston. T. {. .Iaokson, Nj
Mary Joseph. Adam Jones. spec.
lal dell1cry) Mary .Iousou. Mrs.
IouNlna johnson. Miss selma
Ramp. Mss May Louyicrr. l. j.
Moran Mrs. Tom Muller. Mrs
Josephine Naval, Miss tal'co4
Paul. w R"dab'ISrh. j. ". storm
horgcr. IoIma Nahon. Mrs. Re
hccca Ncrnson.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25

The John X. Davis residence and store
building, corner Of Duperier Avenue and
Henry Street.
FOR SALE.-All of the general house
hold goods Of the Davis estate, (inclu-
ding a Computing scale) to be sold either
in bulk or separately, TO be delivered A.
ter March 3Oth. Apply at residence
l76 Duperier Avenue.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-03-25

Check a bilious half sick feeling he
lore il gets serious A dose of HER
BlNE is the remedy. II restores energy.
appetite and cheerful spirits Price SO.
Sold by Estorge Druc Co
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
Always Dry.

C. T. Genac, who is located at An
tigo while Interesting hotels in this
section in rate cards for their guest
rooms, interviewed Eagle River to
his advantage and ours, on Saturday.
While accompanying party of An
tigo sportsmen TO Pickerel lake a
week or so previous, Mr.. Genac ac-
chieyed distinction by identifying a
strange bird that they had the good
luck to capture alive. It is native
of Peru and very rarely gets outside
of the tropical climate. 1t is de-
scribed in works on birdology as a
''Lulu'. Mr.. Genac was somewhat IA
miliar with the bird and its habits as
he spent some time in Peru during
the progress of one Of the brief
periodical revolution that country is
cursed with about every SO often. A
peculiar thing about them is said to
be their almost unquenchable thirst.
We've frequently observed that in
the North American species.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
Joud Lost Out.

After hearing testimony from SOME,
forty witnessee which occupied the
greater part of last week. Judge
Reid rendereda decision in favor Of
the town Of Phelps in the road action
in which it was defendant versus
John Joud, plaintiff: Testimony
showed that the road had been trav--
eled more than twenty years which
establishes it as public Highway
1t is said Mr.. Joud may appeal the
case.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
Happened ON a Hot Day, Too.

AS instance Of how the foxy tour
lists hand it to unsuspecting Eagle
River merchants, only Dave says if
he'd been there it wouldn't have hap
pened: .'HoW much for the collars?n
s'Two for twenty-five" replied the
clerk, picking up two. ''Iow much
for one?" Fifteen cents" replied
the one behind the counter making
a tired motion toward wrapping one.
"Wait there-I'll take the other one,
the ten cent onep' was certainly an
awful thing to do on hot day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
Caught at the Red Oak.

f. L. burlington, Of Chicago, a
guest at the Red Oak Resort, although
a novice at Sir Isaak's pastime proved
that he has it in his blood Saturday
by catching a Z IL pound pickerel
and later in the day a % pound mus
ky. The most remarkable part Of
the performance is that he was alone
in the boat and had no assistance
with either capture, the only mis-
hap being in having to order a new
hat to fit his somewhat enlarged
Uranium
Nessrs. Perlstein and Grossma an, al
SO Chicagoans stopping at the Red
Oak, made a catch Of SO pounds Of
pike Saturday.
H.F. Ludington, another guest, was
the champion bass fisherman last
week.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
DREW-OHLsON NUPT1ALS


Last Sunday afternoon, July 10th,
Miss Alice Mary Drew became the
bride of Francis Fl. Gibson in the
presence Of immediate relatives and
friends, at the Ohlson home, Rev. 6.
H. Waters officiating. The brides sis
ter, Miss Jennie Drew, and Miss Mol
lie Foley acted as bridesmaids, while
John Ernst and Valentine Benton
were groomsmen.
The bride is well-knoWn here, being
one of our high school girls, and the
steady perseverance andconscientious
effort she has made to secure her ed
ucation denote qualities which will
make her desirable helpmate.
The groom is comparatively a new
conner here, having moved here with
his parents about year and a half
ago, but by his gentlemanly ways and
industry has won the esteem Of all,
and the best wishes of their friends
follow them on the long trip they
have chosen to take together.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
Opens Pool Roam.

Mr.. Emile Tsssin of Des Mloines, To-
wa. opened three table. pool room
to the public Of Eagle River and Vi
cinity, yesterday 1t is located in the
y. j. Roderick building on Railroad
street, formerly used by him as a
furniture store. This is, . venture
that should do well, at Least most
towns of this size support one or
more Sill right. With the addition OF
bowling alley which the proprietor
intends to install, business should be
still better.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
Plymouth. Reporter Prospers

The Plymouth Reporter arrived Lasts
week in an enlarged form due to thes
growth Of business and in celebrations
of the event Of moving into its newr
22x10Q two story brick Office building
construction of which has preven6eeA
Editor Seherick from making his GUS
tomary visit here this year. The Be-
porter claims to be one of the 5asAs,
weekly papers in the state and hsxz
good grounds for saying.so.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
Just a Little Argument.

A gang of imported G. s. N, w.
section hauds of the knife using type
when properly primed INDUCED in a
free for all fracas near the boarding
ears Sunday morning. AS a result
several Of them were entertained and
received surgical attention at Hotel
Hall until Monday morning. Then,
Judge Higgins presiding in Munich
bal court, in view Of the fact that no.
body was hurt who didn't deserve it,
sentenced them to move on Wise
decision, we thought.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
Autoed from Duluth.

Mr.. and Mrs. CT. Colman and SON
Charles, who recently started on a.
thousand-mile trip in their touring
car, finished it by arriving here, att
the home of Mrs. Colman's parents
Other guests at the Mcleod home
are two grandchildren, Arthur and
Catherine Clure, of Sanborn, n. Oak.
and two sisters Of Mrs Mcleod, Mrs.
isabel Lincoln and Mrs, e. I'll Reade.
OF Alpena, Mich
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21

Peter HUM, who has attended the
High School here for the past three
years, graduating this year, returned
to his home in Black Creek Monday,
to spend the balance of the vacation
before entering Northwestern this
fail.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21

Mrs. FL. J. Mack came down from
Phelps this morning to attend the OPP
ening of Chautauqua.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21
The PerSOln Co.

Look up Persohn's for every thing you need
now that summer is here, call and see our line
Of Florence Wicdess Oil Stoves, three sizes, 2,
3 and A burners
We are agents for the Mighty Monarch Stamp
Fuller" Come in and look it over.
The hay crop is going to be heavy this year, IS
der your Mccormick mower, hay-rake, tedder
and all other hay tools now.
We handle so Tugs for stave silos.
Our line of Groceries, Salt and Fresh Meats,
Flour, Feed and Hay, complete.
The store Of quality. prices and service.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-21

/ Eagle River Chautauqua
/ Starts To Day, Six Big Days.
PROGRAM
FIRST DAY
Opening Concert The Lyric Sextette.
Grand Musical Entertainment The Lyric sextette
Orchestra, Quartete Soloist Reader and IpeasOnator
SECOND DAY.
Musical advertisement Hoyt W. Garrett
Thrilling Speech. Clark Elcheaberger
the Farnoaas Boy Orator
Novelty Music --,..... HDyt w. Garrett.
lnterpretatve Recital EHzabeth eastman Heaven
THIRD DAY.
Concert Fsouvere Male Quarteafe
Lecture. 1865. Edgar S. KindEey.
Concert ErDuvere MaRe QuaIteae.
Lecture 100. ..-. ~ Edgar S. Kindlsy.
FOURTH DAY
AFTERNOON
Entertainment 49,. Harde. Concert Co
Concert Vioilans, Pianist and Reader.
Lecture RRubinstein.
EVENING.
Musical Program ........ Hardie. Concert ca
Special Address DnF .Esseas
FIFTH .DAY
AFTERNOON
Musical and Art Program
Tame Sisters QuartettA
EVENING as
Choice. vocal.. and Instsumental Msu.ic.
Tiunme Sisters Quartetts
Lecture Hon Coe Crawford Senator from So. Dakota
SIXTH DAY
AFTERNOON
Musical Festival Universal Concert Band and Orchestra
EVENING
Pouar Concert Universal Concert Band and Orchestra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
KUN STRATEGIC POINT
In CAPTURE Of German Hcndauartcrs In
Persia. Russia Wins Import
ant Center.

LONDON. January o@-kunt. the
headquarters Of German agents in
Persia, which just fell INTO the hands
OF the Russians. is an important place
stratcg ically, a IL stands at the juno
ton of roads leading 10 Teheran
ispahan. Iezd and other points 1t is
the center Of the telegraph system OF
Persia. and its occupation 10y the Rus
SLAMS restores communication between
the allied colonies in different parts of
Persia. The German minister. the
l'!iacc OF Eeuss. the disbauded REM
rants of the Persian constabu!ary. with
some of their Swedish officers. and a
number Of German and Austrian mill
tIry prisoners, who escaped from the
Russians. had gathered al the town be-
fore the RuSsians came.
KUN is an interesting place hstori-
raliN. as IL contains the shrine OF
fattma the Immaculate. who died in
the wear Sic The mosque which stands
over her remains is celebrated for it's
guided dome and minarcts. which can
be seen at a great distance MANY OF
the old Persian Kings were brought
there Tor burial. and lie in the ccnlc-
tcries under slab or hat stone Ec-
cause OF Us shrines. Kun has \ rcpu-
tation for sanctity throughout the
Mohammcdan world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
GOVERNMENT STUPIDITY
MERC|LESSLY FLAYED
Apathy and Neglect nj Bottom OF
Many Revcrses Great Britain
Has Suffered.
UNpREPARED WHEN BLOW FELL
Sir Leo Chiozza Money Writing
Series Of Articles Believed to Out
line Course Government Will Take
During Remainder of Conflict.

Especial Gable 10 The Times Dispatch. !
! LONDON. January a2.-Under tho
heading why We Must VIM" Sir Leo
ChioEHa Moucy has begun a series Of
articles. which arc attracting con-
siderable attention here. particularly
because il is thought that the course
which Lloyd Georges chief Lieutenant
outlines will not he very different from
the one the I: fish government will
adopt for the remainder OF the wa.
Il am one OF those who believe that
out OF the ruin and bloodshcd OF this
war great good will arise. From death
VIC may raise moro life" Sir Leo begins
his first paper From tumul; We may
secure a better order. From destruc-
,ion VIC may learn 10 win a greater
wealth. From the fruits of misgovcrn-
mcnt We may learn the elements OF
craftsmanship. From the revelation Of
, great. hut unovsanized, imperial re-
sources We may discover truer i'm
perialism.
I'm August. ioli. when tho war broke
out. We had no plan ready 10 mobilize
The l".0no. toc white men Of military
age III the empire. We had no plan
icady TO keep our wealth from enemy
use IN war. We had no plan ready 10
insure that our ships should carry
what il was 10 our best interests for
them L. carry in war Eut, in spite
has done splcndidly."
He then goes on 10 show how Eng
fish government stupidity had allowed
commodities which arc absolutely in
. Il in in