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Official Confirmation of Germany's Plan to Con-
 trol South America.
A U-BOAT SQUADRON
 TO PLATTER LATINS
Secretary Baker Publishes Two More Telegrams from Notorious Count
 Showing Whose Activities
 Nearly Won South America.

Washington, Oct. 30.-Two more of the notorious Count von Luxburg's messages to the German foreign office from BuenOs Aires were made public tonight by Secretary Lansing. They rrovide official confirmation of Ger many's plan to control Southern Braz il. shed additional light upon Teuton- ic intrigue in South America and re- veal that LuXburg appealed vainfully for a squadron Of submarines with which to please Latin-America and to flatter others with salutes. These dis patches that have gone before were given out by Secretary Lansing win out discussion of their contents. The only comment was in this statement ettached to the copy:
 '1n view of the fact that substances of certain telegrams addressed by Count von LuXhurg to tine German foreign office nave been rublished, the secretary of state makes public the actual text of the telegrams. The messages follow:
 Asks for Submarines.
 "No 63, July z, 1917-Our attitude toward Brazil has created the impress sion here that our easy-going good na- ture can be counted oE. This is dan geroas in South America where the people, under thin veneer, are In dian. A submarine squadron with full powers to me might probably still save the situation. I request in structions as to whether, after rup- ture of relations, legation is to start for home. or to remove to Paraguay, or possibly to Chile. The naval att tache will doubtless go to Santiago de Chile.
 "LUXBURG." "No. S9. Aug. 4. 191l--I am convinc- ed that we shall be abic to carry thru America, the maintenance of the open market in Argentine end the reorgan- ization of South Brazil equally we'll. Whether with or against Argentine, please cultivate friendship with Chile. The announcement Of a submarine squadron to salute the president would even now exercise decisive in fluence on the situation in South America, Prospects excellent for ] wheat Harvest in December.
 "LUXBURG." Expected Insu-rectiOn. The reorganization of Brazil, re- ferred to by Luxburg, is assumed here to refer to activities of the Ham burg Colonization company in connec- tion. with the large German element already located there. Several months before this dispatch was written there were reports of plans for a German insurrection. The break between Ar
 genuine and Germany, which Lux burg apparently was expecting in July, has not yet come and latest ad- vices from Buenos Aires do not indi- cate any intention on the part of the Argentine government to join Brazil 1 and other South American nations Ion the side of the allies.
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HEAD Of STATE
 A. Q. U. ". TALKS
 ID LARGE CROWD
Two Hundred Attend Meet ing, Initiating 20 Candi-
 dates, 24 Applicants.
s~~->~sss.s..s.-~- RAILROADS

Two hundred members of the Anci- ent Order of United Workmen attend ed the meeting last night in their hall in West Second avenue, when address es were made by John F. Frazier, Lit tie Rock, grand master workman: Mrs. Frazer, Dr. J. H. Mccain, Rison, and Dr. s. s. Beatty, England. Claude Monk, master workman of Pine Bluff lodge No. 36, presided at the meet ing, the speaking being one of the features of the campaign for member ship which is under way in all parts of the state.
 The speakers spoke about the work of the organization, what it is doing for Arkansas, and urged every one to buy Liberty bond in the final cam paign to secure the full quota for Jef- ferson county. They also endorsed the Y. M. c. A. and the Y. w. c. L. work.
 Twenty candidates were initiated and "A applications were referred to committees. Master Workman Monk stated that the lodge started the year with All members. By October 1, they had increased the membership to 681 and they expect to bring it up to 1000 before the end of the year, For this purpose they are conduct ing a vigorous campaign, and have obtained 85 applications this month of which number 61 have been initi- ated.
 The lodge can secure members from any part of Jefferson county, and can go as far as England, Dumas Sheridan and Farrell, but cannot con. slider applications from residents oi these towns.
 Ladies Meet Today. The A. o. U. w. Ladies club will
 meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for the purpose of electing and in
 stalling officers. Mrs. Frazer will de
 liver an address and install the of. ficers.
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LOUIS LEvESMIRE
 JOINS STEPHEN s

Lonis Levelsmire. aged 22 years. rsH SKI SI J, w. Levelsmire of the Cott ,n \ s. snops. left yesterday afternoon ~ loin the Stephens tabernacle oar. VI N Austin, Minn. He was custodian
 sne tabernacle here and his eff
 work won the admiration II x.suec. I. Stephens, who telegraoa- sss. M Mm rendering the position of GUS Sns ssa st the Austin tabernacle, which Aevelmire accepted.
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ANOTHER POISON PLOT.

St. Paul, Oct. 3O.-Healtn officers were asked today by manufacturers or vaccine sent here for use in vaccin- ating against small pox to return 1t as in certain instances 1t lad been found to contain tetaAus germs Tne vaccine was shipped to Washington to be analysed How the supposed tetanus germs got in the vaccine IS not explained tho it was suggested that the enemies of the United Slater might be responsible.
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TWO EMPERORS
 HAPPY OVER
 FALL OF UDINE

London, Oct. 30:-News of the cap ture of Udine produced scenes of great enthusiasm in Berlin and Vienna, ac- cording to an Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph. Orders were issued that flags be flown, and Elm peror William and Emperor Charles exchanged congratulatory telegrams.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-31
I. W. w. HELD ON
 CONSPIRACY CHARGES

New York. Oct. 30.-Elizabeth Cur. lev Flynn, Carlo Tresco. Arcturo Gio- vannetti, and John Baldazzi were held by federal commissioner here today for removal to Chicago. where they are -lnder Indictment with Wm. Hav- wood of the I. w. w. and more than 100 other persona on ckargea pf con spiring against the United states
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STATE A coon TANNER.

|s Little Rock. Oct. 30.-F1ve huns dred bales of cotton were sold todax
 by the state penitentiarp board for
 30 cents per pound. bringing $7700l
 The, cotton was grown on the convict Harm at CunnainS Tho seaee as! za lhas l.S00 bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-31
ARKANSAS DENTIST
 FORM ORGANIZATION

{ Fort Smith, Oct. 3O.-With 32 char. ter members the Northwestern Ark ansas Dental association was organ ized here today. The officers elected were: Dr. I. M. Sternberg. Fort Smith. president; Dr. c. c. McKen- non. Fort Smith, vice president; and Dr. F. C. Wilson, Russsllville, secre- tary-treaaurer:
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THE RED CROSS
 NEEDS $50, 900, ,000

Washington, Oct. 3o.-At least $2O.- 600 ,OOo in addition to $10.O00,000 all ready appropriated will be required to keep in full operation the Red Gross activities in France and Bel gium during the coming six months. This is the estimate of the Amercan commission in France
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PRIVATE" JOHN
 ALLEN IS DEAD

Jackson, Miss. Oct. S0.-"P Private" John Alen, member>of congress from Mississippi for 16 years, until his re- tirement in 1901, and one of tho pie turesque figures of that body. died at his home in Tupelo, Miss, carly today, according to \ dispatch received here. He had been ill about two weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-31

Iittia Rock. oct. 30. Governor Rro,lxh today issued a proclamation ixeSi 1nitin9 Novemhef 2 1i f6o( con eSrYation day throu< aoilt Af lat1q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-31
SECOND REGIMENT TO ENTRAIN,

Little Rock. Oct. S0The Second Arkansas rogiment received orders today to entrain for Camp Beaurs- lkaxd Saturd6yt Ard m m III Giment IF the nm Sp aSe m E
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-12

ten Masregel ereifen; man tpia, tint
lStile Der fronaoiiiben Gebolution
BON 1889, oen @aiier pro3eiiieren
uno nod Sibirien ididen. 9as bat
in bieIe1n Mugenblif gar feline Sc
beutung uro lit nur eine 5tpedloie
Decentralization Inn Der unluillenoe1
Mafien gu imponieren; es fam aber
aud fein, oaB es Die untpilienoen
Maifen aufreiaen miro. Nm cine
mirfIid)e Sort[esung BEG arie9es lit
in oieiem @ugenblid nidyt gu oenfen.
aae Sadperltanoigen erflaren, oaB
cine ruiiiIde Sffeniipe, BON Der mon
in Den leeten 5asen wieoer geipro=
den bot, nidt gefabrli6 rueroen
fonne. Die infolee Ser &epoll1tion
eingetretene 3erieeung, fagen oie
5adperitGnoigen, babe iid bermaBen
eingetpur5elt, oaB an Elm aggreitpes
ODER entIheiocnbes 8oreeben nidt SIT
oenfen lei. Die Sabpertanoieen
bebalpten @ferner, oaB Die gntente
crit in aeraumer 3eit I'M Stonoe
lei1 tperoe, lire @irtbube all Srrp=
pen uno Gorr1ten 81 erieten oa Der
nGbite Mngrift menn err irgenotpel-
de @lsiidt atf grfolg baben loae,
ltGrfer Iein miiiie, als bie I'M Ipril
uno Mai ousgefiibrten Mngriffe.
Cine iiberraibenoe Nadridt fam
aus llngarn. Der aaiier=aonig loll
Dem @rafen giterba5p Die gilollng
zines Miniiteriiims ii%bertragen ba-
ben. Dit Mnoraiip fdeint es alio
nidts ~getporoen 81 iein. alld Otter
baap gebort Der liberalen Bartei an.
Mlf in Spanien lit 1pieoer cine
Miniiterfriiis I'M @ange. Ser ao-
mig bat Sen friiberen Bremiermini-
tier Cato sic 8ilouns zines nellen
Gabinets iibertragen.
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6reie Yrcde fit seras: 9ienfae ben u. SUM- 1917.

gen. 0ie 2eide muroe crit ON
Sonntae eeborgen.
y Ser Zimmerman 90. 90.
5tpiser bon CORPUS Gbrilti lit me
gen Sppoiition eegen Die 8egiifrie-
rung relp. tpesen ugeridporutre"
berbaftet uno Dem 8unbes : &ommii=
far Mol1nt gum 8orberbor porge=
fiibrt tporoen.
Ser Goli5iit S. S. 8bitener
GIT Dallas lit BON ieiner @attin ourd
einen 5duB in Die 8ruit totlid oer=
tplt11oet tporoen. Die Srau giebt 81
ibrer gerteibiguna an, oaB iie BON
Wbitener ieit mebreren Sabren Sag
fiir Sag g%emibbanoelt fei.
sSsn ser gfGbe BON Gan 8enito
uuroe i'm @ebiild Die 2eide zines
unbefannten Mannes g%efunoen, Die
faIt gu einem Sfelett %5uiammenee-
trodnet mar uno menigitens BRET
Monate BORT gelegen bate. 8nnoen
ODER 8erlebungen iparen an Dem
&0rper nidt tpa6rannebmen, trosoenl
mebrere Gepolber Eatronen in Ser
9edbe lugen.
Die Staot Brownsville beab=
lidtigt Inn Dem our6 Sic merifani=
ide Musmanoeruna enttanoenen
Mangel an Sarmarbeitern absubel-
fen, Elm mltni5ipales Irbeits 8iiro
su etablieren.
Nus Burton idreibt rnsllnIer
alter Abonnent emil Naegeli: .Sier
in 8afbington County lit es iebr
trofen uno bat bas &orn idon ge=
litten. @enn's Die eriten paar Gage
nidt regnet, giebt's fem &orn. Wit
Dem &eu iiebt's alld iebr idledt aus
Gs lit 10 tuenie @ras unb oa5u 10
fura oaB mans nidt auf Die Seu=
gabel bringen fam. Grlten's feblte
oie Binterfeudtiefeit unb iett laBt
Der Resen aud ollf iid tuarten. 90
bilft bas Yrebiaen ai6 nidts, Die
2eute iolen pflan5en. Wenn aber
Der &eeen iid nidt CUR redten 3eit
einltent?
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S. A. Z A. P.

0nfunft ~
SO. 16-gon 0oufton. Bnco uno Cor
pug gbriiti ........7:05 nahm.
go. 14-Son 6ouf.on unb &iiiteaorten
......... $3.50. .6.15 norm.
$50. 12-gon goafum unb aiiitenorten
.2:05 na1m.
SO. 41-@on &errbiue ....9:15 BORN.
SO. 43-bon aerbiae, MIR eonutaas !.
1919. ....7:4O nbenDS
10. 145+Non &errpine, tdgIid, nusge<
noulmen Gonntnos -..6:45 nbenbs
Abfa1rf -
go. 16-Ma6 0oufon. waco NIB Cor,
plis gbrifi 1926 BORN.
no. 18-Nnh 9onfton unb @iiifenorten
................ 800 nberos
SO. 11-Nn6 Noafun1 un6 aiiifenorten
................. 2:20 nudm.
SO. 42-Nad 8erruiIle, nur an Sonn=
tngen 800 morge1s
SO. 146-Nad &errbine. .4:5O aben6s
80. 146) Nah aerrbiIe tdgIid, ansges
norlrlen 6pnntnse. 7.05 BORN.
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Sd afanbe beitimmt",

sd CLAUDE beitimmt", i9reibt
SRI. Clara Mbrabam BON @apIoro,
Minn.. .bdtte meme Mutter nidt se-
laet: x2oBt uns emma! Gorni's al-
p~enfrdliter probieren@., ib bate mid
elmer Operotion Degen Appendicitis
u~ntertperfen miiiien, oenn beg arS-
tes Meoiain mollte mir nidt meT
belfen. Sorni's Mlpenfrdliter 1T
uusgeaeidnet; es bat meine Geiunos
beit poGig tpieoer bergeitent. SIN,
mer tpieoer bort man 6erartiae
3eugniIie iiber oies alte, 5eiter-
probte RrGuterbeiImittel. llnglei9
moeren Meoi5inen lit es nidt in
Mpotbefen au boberL lon0ern es irirb
brett 6urb 2ofnIagenten geliefert.
Solten Sic feinen Igenten in Sbs
rer Ma9barfbaft feilnen, 10 idreibcn
Sic an: 81. Beter Gabrnep & Sons
60, gbieasa, 81. Mns.)
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sebr preispirSia ~ uerfaniem.

aleines Sotel in Sesuin, 5ipei
@Iofs bonn Gourtbaus. Der Blat
nmfabt einen ader, an bier Stra-
BEN seIegen. nit pielen id)0nen 9du.
men beitanoen. gignet iib gut fir
elm Sanitarium, @mtomobil : Shop
etc. @iiroe einen Cell in 2anb in
Ser 0abe bon San Intonio nebmen.
@1beres in r6reie Ireiie" ODER bei
Der Gieentiimerin Tran Gngenic
Meiners, Seauin.
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Nns Meritc.

Sci Moqui, fiinf5is Wfeilen
iiiolid bon Der Staot chihuahua,
jon Elm &f 5milden Garrmt5i-
itas uno giqiitas ltattsefunoen ba-
ben. Gin5elbeiten feblen nod. Il
@nbdnger oes Siilio IeoIta
ipnen Die Gtaot Gondeno, 200 Wei=
len ipeitlid) BON Der Stabt Gbiblta-
bata, iiberfaGen uno gepliinoert ba-
ben. Giele Mitglieoer Der Seim-
garoe muroen erIdoiien.
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EN- S

Wir baben cine groBe 9usfpobl
BON peridiebenen Stplen BON Net-
|Eiren uno mir MAIDEN irgeno eth
Ma11ter o6er @roBe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
Grodett 583 (Mn5.)
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se1as.

sSsll Dem Streit Inn Die uni-
periitat lit nidts 8idtiges paiiiert.
Dos @idtigite lit, oaB Die 8erbo1ro=
lung mber ben t%einporaren ginbaIts-
befebI, ourd ben Or. Eufer perbin-
bert merOen ioIl, ieinen Sit als
MitgIieo Der Hegeilten 8ebor-
De %ein5unebmem aDo5u i'm
Der @ouperneur ernannt bat,
auigeidobcn lit nno oaB oie alage
oes Yrofeiior '2omar, ourh Die Die
Megenten Sin, aeleD, Matbis uno
Mc3epnoIbs perbinoert tuerben fol-
len, 2pmar ODER anbere Erofello-
rem absnleseil aud anf Ben &egenten
IS. g.. 2ope aisgeoebnt woroen tit.
Diel @egenten ideinen aae oapon
iiberoeuet gu fem oaB Der General
attpaIt nit ieiuer 9ebauptung, oas
8eto beg @ouberneurs iei nidt gill
.tis, Dor ben @eridten red)t bebaltpn
miro.
Sui cilleln 8anfett in San
Mnaelo belt Der @ouperneur cine
Me6e, III ser er erfl1rte, er beabiid-
tige ourdous ni9t, ben boberen lin
terridt gu befdmpfen uno Die Uni
periitdt gu ruinieren. gr uiinife,
0aB bic l~lniperfitdt f~ortbeftebe,
aber ibr 5ortbeiteben peroe nift
aeiitert 6urdJ yMob Hule" uno
6urd Sninnftionsbefeble. - Sn oers.
ieIben Hebe iprad) er audi porr benz
arieg uito erffdrte, bic Soee, bob
Ter Bis in's llnenblide perldasert
meroen Tonne, iei llniinn.
gie gnnoes : @ranojurp 81
|DaGas bot Mnflagen gegen So pei-
Be W1nner, Witglieoer Der Jnr-
mers & 2aborers Brotectipe IIio-
citation, einsereidt. Die anfIasem
lauten anf gerihwornns aegen Die
Ser. Staaten" nno be5ieben iid mlf
Die Oppofition, melde Die 8ereini=
aung gegen Die &egiitrierrng ms
@erf lebte. Giner Der geihuIoig-
Ten, Der 8rieitrager 50. q. 8ergfelt
bon &asfea, miro aliBeroem ange-
flaqt, oas 2eben bes Y~rdiioenten be-
;orobt gu baben.
= Die Werifaner 90. Mlpare5 uno
~. Garcia piiroen BON Dem 0ijtrifts-
geridt gu San0erion pesem 9eil1
nabrae an Dem i'm Mai 1916 nlf
|lGIen Springs uniternommenen lle-
bcrfaG 5u lie 5 Sabren 3udtbaus per-
lrteiIt., Bel Dem l1eberfan apuroen
| bret amerifanifde SoIbnten getotet,
Jmebrere pertpuroet, Die Sduier Der.
brannt mo Die 21ben a%lisgerallbt.
EMuBeroem idIeppten Die 8anoiten
BEN bejobrten aoltfmann 0eenter TO-
|nie 3ipei anoere @d1ner uno einen
ssungen als @eiieIn init iid fort.
ISeds5ig Meilen iiiolih BON Der
@ren5e geIona es einem 0etad)ement
Ser. ~gtaaten SoIoaten oie Hduber
einsubolen uno oie @efangenen 51i
befreien.
SSn 2lano @ranoe Cafe bei
Merceoes lit am Samitag Der i'm t6.
aapaaerie : Gegiment oienenoe aor-
poral Solepb San ertrulfen. Ger
Iorn periudte alif einem in Ser
Habe oes llfers aufgeipannten oiden
9rabtieiI cine 8orItellung 5u geben
uno fiel babel ms @oiier. Obsleid)
cine MnsoM ieiner aameraoen 3eu-
qen oes llnfoas mareft, pcrmohte
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G. H. & S. A. (TIauptlinie)

no. 1O1- simTef 0iuiteo. Don Ren o..
go. 102 Sunfet 2iutiteo. BON Gan 5rrn.
etsco 1888 BORN.
70. 7-S@nelaag. BON Reip Orleans.
30. s-sdneHsue. BON Sci Mio
70. 9-smuieta erpret BON AtfDEbf
lenns ...!....... $685. uudlm.
10. 10-Gu1aet GTpret. roir Don SSrans
ctpt6 ............- $3.50, nnd,In
9bfdDt5A asy ~
10. 1o1- -Gnnnt astniteD. nashs yds
~ Hrnr;i1tc .A:6G abprhl
30. e. gunief aiuriteb. md aep 6,
Iedi.s Zoo tdrhs
10. 7-1GAnelsne. nod Del giSy IS
....a........... III: 700 BORN
10. S-sMnenaus mad @eip DrItal,s.
30. sAeuniei terpret nod edn Sran.
CISCO =. ..... q 100 naomi
No. 1o-sunisf ezpret, mo SsD. g;
epesial DdiIb grpreh mad ganIe 81
1880. ........ II s8fttterrd&i
HA #N
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SCR

8ir baben cine groBe MnswubI
BON b%erid)ieoenen Stplen BON Net-
Eiiren lrnb mir. MAIDEN irgenb Elm
Wulter ODER @rOBe.
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Hu Dermieten.

Das obere Stodtperf bes 9auies
Sc. zig Oit-gomr1erce StrnBe =
Maum 90 BET 90 SUB. gadsufraeen
ZIG It-gommerce StrnBe.
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Victoria Division.

Nnf1nit -
10. 301-won 9ouffon. Bort aapnea
Wtetnrtd. giferc ...- 7:06 nddnl.
l4bfnkrE
ID. 802-AnH gnesp. gietoria, Bori
Qdbnrd. hcnffnt :. .8:15 uprni!
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Liberty Line uor Tront-3 iren,

Oas srobte uno belt aiiortierte Ga
ger BON Sronts iino inneren Hiren,
Dos lie inn Siibneitm ge3eigt fuurbe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR CO.
Grodett 583 (@n5)
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These Crocers Y
s Will Feature the Cooker Offer Next Week

WINTERS. ~ St., corne Of
{. F. IAUGIIIIN Corner Main md Streets BT
i. PAYS 342 Weeks, corner adisonan WekSt
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existence, for they know that il
order to do so, they must have the
cooperation of the public.
The Board of State Affairs
therefore, invites and requests
from any person in the State OF
Louisiana any suggestion with
reference to its duties.
1t invites, from any source, in
formation concerningstax-do dodgers
or persons who are not paying tax
es on property subject to taxa
ton.
1t invites information from any
source concerning inequalities in
in the assessment of individuals
in the various parishes.
1t especially requests from the
newspapers of the State and the
thereof, suggestions re-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-03
DON'T YOU?

When You think of the modern
world, Of IFS dash and darging of
its questionable amusemcnts of
ITS scant attire, Of its paint-plast-
cred young society ladies, and it's
animal dances, and when Won
hear its SEXUAL music, its suppes-
tive Jokes, and see many a fine
young man and many a lovely
Young GIRL slowly bit gradually
brushing away their seemingly
prudlsh ideas, and reaching clos
er toward this vertex of pleasure.
mad reveleries, don't You wish
deep down in vonr heart that we
IlVed again in the old. old wavs
OF more dress, more manners.
and more real happiness Com
mercial Journal
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garding the work Of the Board
and any information concerning
tax-dodgers, inequalities in as
sessment or any information that
may enable this Board to more
fully perform its duties to the
people of the State.
The Board will not consider any
anonymous communication. Any
information received in response
to this invitation will, however,
be treated with the greatest con
fidence. Persons ! commicating
any fact along these lines to the
Board may rest assured that they
will not be troubled Of inconven-
fenced for that reason.
All information of this char
acter will have to be investigated
and the Board must know the
source of the information before
any investigation can be under
taken.
Address all communications to
The Board Of State Affairs Ba-
ton Rouge, La.
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Third, the power to equalizt
assessments between individuals
of the same local subdivisions.
Fourth, the power to assess the
property Of all public service cor
porations, such as railroads, tele
phone and telegraph companies
and express companies.
The Board of State Affairs is a
new Board, vested with new pow
ers, and given the authority to
deal with the question of assess
ments in a new manner. 1t has
no precedents to follow and no
experience to guide it.
Before this Board can place
property on the assessment rolls
that has heretofore escaped taxa
ton, it must know of the exist
ence of that property.
1t has been asserted by various
people throughout the State and
" some Of the newspapers in the
State that the State is full Of tax
dodgers. toe,.7 s,.
lfany person, firm or corpora
ton in this State is lodging tax
es, it is the earnest desire of this
Board to know who they are, and
their method of tax lodging.
The Board being new has no
set program, but is DESTROYS of
following the best plan possible
to accomplish its purposes.
The individual members Of the
Board do not regard the Board as
a political body, but feel that
vas designed to be a busineo in
'titution for the purpose # del
ermining how best to collect and /
'Xpend revenue.
The Board furthe~ considers it
elf servant of the people and |
{ feels that any citizen has the
light to make anv suggestion to
he Board, W = reference to its
york, that he r'v deem proper
The members of the Board de-
ire very earnestly to justify Its i
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-03
BOARD OF AFFAIRS INVITES
SUGGESTIONS.

Act 40 of 1916 creating the
Board of State Affairs vests il
with various powers and places
upon it various responsibilities
The first, and perhaps the most
important to the people of the
State, is the power vested in the
Board to deal with matters of
taxation.
With respect to taxation, the
power of the Board is roughly d.
vided into four classes:
First, the power to assess prop
erty that has heretofore escaped
taxation.
Second, the power to equalize
the assessment of property be-
tween the various governmental
subdivisions.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-03
Neglected Colds Grow Worse

A cough that racks and initiates
the throat may lead to a serious
chronic cough, if neglected. The
healing pine balsams in DIR. Bells
Pine Tar HOney-Nature's own
remedy-will soothe and relieve
the irritation, breathing will be
easier, and the antiseptic proper
ties will kill the germ which re-
tarded healing. Have it handy
for group, sore throat and chronic
bronchial affections. Get bottle
today. Pleasant to take. At all
druggists, 25c. 2
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