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VI . O"EA-AHVE LOJSA , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 1914. NO. 49.
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ASKS CO URTTO
STOP THE PROBE
ALLEGE THAT ITS ORGANIZA.
TION 18 CONTRARY TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
Westem Newspaper Union ew Sereice.
: Baton Ige.--Alleging that the
8tate Prob:d :Comno ksfon is unconsti.
tutfonal because -'its membership is
4drawn fr6m:mnembers of the last legis
Istaue whoih created it, J. Walter E!-.
ald ,Judge Gilbert L, Dupre, on
oJf dI. S*Button, filed in the.
Dtstrict Court an application for An
1tjictlou to stop the commission's
ogp tations.
{-tX petition of Sutton Is ideiticdal
o hie one which Fr-tday was flied at
layrville. Duncan Buie is made the
adant as ebairnia ot the cow
A N. I3~unction against State
. pdvite' to restrain him
, +tie. >compIJ op's war
000 allowed it by the,
hltune . , peases also to asked.
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BIGDEVELOPMENT
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA BUREAU
WILL MEET AT CROWLEY
OCT. 13.15.
Western, Newspaper Union News Serviee,
Lafayette.-After a conference-,
President Moss and other
Manager Chetis annouC d:
Crowley's invitation to ehtert
Southwest Loitana Develp I
reat on, the occaafon of "it 1 4
meeting has been accepted, aii6
date ras fixed foro ct. 13, t~- :i
'EWe expect to have a miel=t th'
will be unique in the brfstory ofP' ou
west Louisiana," said Mr. -vWi .
">t will combine the
,reat lly ofe acthe
tional and business inter e -
cee otu with tnstrutiely a
d61~ 'by some of the. bet bov
le adrs of thought and achieveieni
is t Sou.thb.
" *eat progress has been made nla
th1~ eaction along the line of diversl
ftSia griculture,since the beginning' of
the present year and it is propsied to
a Q au nvq*re day :alitesi of
who, along different ian,. hive.
: t.ive i th. work of promont
ing elfipatlon
/ i `location of the tited State.
bass given a gm st Ipetis to
k in the fIleldi ulr pe
.or it by thi. °b4 ,"Th+e n-tt.
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RUSSIANS CAPTUIE
TOWNS OF GALICIA
RUSSIANS ARC PREPARING FOR
ATTACK ONE PRZEMYSL-TO
MAKE FINAL EFFORT.
PROWISIO.NE: FOR 2 YEARS
Austrians' Piw Defensive Front Will
Extend to Cracow-Russian Black
Sei Fleet P 1t Ready to At
tao'I Turks.
'As.-Ad oftiial announcement by
ia healdqters sent by the Pe
corresiitdent of the Havas
R ria roops have captured
ons of Sinfiva and
'_t (dui la). The Austrian
~n thrown back be.
Sthe ami in the region; of
and tiyka. The Austrians
theidges oa the San in
ire o mofB, i mir and Radomysl.
ptured iS,000 pris
on in the region of
emirov dit' 'taken 3,000 cases of
received here from
r frontier says that
troops' are watching
e. Trieste has been
4,-a p ortson of nly 0,000
`London.-Th stris, supported
b Gserien9 r !e ts, have es
itablished 1 ne'a of :efense against
which the left wing, com
,'iaidedb ssiloff and Russ
sky, lbei hurled in their
a' a,.t led
k'he eater
;:d Gmp lv'. :At:'ta
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QUEEN OF BELGIUM
tQOien Elitabeth of Iilglum, who,
with hewohlldron,took rfuge In Eng
land when the Germanscaptund BrUe
aels.
GERMANS RETREAT 100 MILES
Were Knookingat Gates of Paris Only
Sfortnight Ago-Prepare for
. Big attle.
London.-The Germau army, which
less than a fortnight ago was, at the
"gates of Paris," and,the right *ng of
which then extended southeast of the
Fiepch, ,cpital, Is drawn lpon almost
a straisht' .lie ateading from the
neighborhood of Noyon,' in the west, to
Bos Porgesona the Meuse, north of
Verdun, with  t left resting on the
ama Mtre. of, Mets.
:the ; wi.,. t least, has
at, ii, .j .'- ea -- t . a
bret Oea -
o.· 1 .`!i
r"._aae. Theuthqt henIt.j
howr, o f -'i: k tol, - ofica
mind ', f :·,on I luck :,dte
irts~ were. r se,'the`, ermans
fotceas
V the e ngle
ti . l the
o, ·tsIns.:_ hey l r p ed us*eless
d :here b .the eril legaon,
hq s noy lest, 30,
4jr
,Sgore, a po".
At, the par
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HUSSIANS CHECK
GERMANS' ADVANCE
KAISER'S FORCES FALL BACK IN
EAST PRUSSIA-AUSTRIANS
ARE ON THE RUN.
WOULD TRADE PRISONERS
Eight German Army Corps Are Taken
,from Belgium and France to
Help Against Russians
in the East.
New York.-That a lull was notice
able in the fighting between the allies
'amd the Germans in France was the
most important statement issued by
the official bureaus of the contending
nations. This announcement came
from the Paris war office, which qd
ded that there was no change in, the
general situation, except that the al
lies had continued their progress on
the left wing.
The British official press bureau
likewise said the status of the bat
tie, in which it is estimated 3,000,000
men are engaged, was without par
ticular change.
. Petrograd issued an official report
saying the Russian general, Rennen-,
ksmpf, had stopped an offensive move
ment of the Germans last Thursday
and that the Germans at several
points were retreating and taking up
new positions. As regards the war
fare la Galicia, the statement said the
Austrians were -still being pursued. -
. The British war office, issued An
other casualty list, which showed- that
British officers are still falinig In
large numbers on the battlefeld.
The nams of 13 ,6fflces killed snd
of 84 who were wounded were given.
A Rome dispatch to a ILmnon news
paper gives . report that ,eiht Ger
man armyy corps havelteft France and
elgium ftAr th Russlan froatier.
Alsathea r newsaper dispatch sayr s 4.
spenan; s*eplane dropped & bomb In
st m e ant tor fu tre
post e -for s orpi ae frotd f.ra eom
Ais Ia, acor  ding to a uni i edo re
t"e  tedeit'of ott t trainentlo,
t att , atrm th Witae loba e that
Prieist' Wison' 'virtually' Byd :baban.
don the, idea ofng arrying farther
tie:forui p oe- miovementi orecent
`ees rioi 'ra pece
team o:4 seontinene the belis o
tpr he' Batt lt:woodl p ýconsn
*t iiAeu hit .Sttt topres
y ot he r gAl-renth t fo e ovs k i
',tdtor,.oftath oweither
than it rl, osof Sintsh Firoo ish
todivo.-- sepng inr, he thus te
briti evq ald e" a thes r th l ortlsh oI
pther relOsr foredins rne anddtioe
aTbse erie lreni adyI Frane , theri
than bdivsl o olfriish trost and
bd malrrje-dat tla heirf hftre ngth
"'urth~e regpla a dlvl liand at ion-r
altar. -' were a beingransd fro
och ni ,~P sabe i d terui
trksh abn lo voluzwteesA disoon s ano
j t ehadtamk tonaslreana gear.
Irtn Ar9ls at o theat. front,8
Tlbein coieedtitnhe otrainieg ir.t
teirAdl e iar woacsei h o mtted
ti meiua 4t)ison soweivoonf theirml
en hoiwst di latchom the on Sir
anal cai m P o1Wsg ofr the hom,~avaletb
hlb mse Bif"thie gover napPtecanders
d, owevi full valoude of Sir
sae.h s steh trom
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KING OF. MONTENEGRO
Nicholas of ,Montenegro is supervia
Ing :the opritionc of his armies
though not In aotive command.
BATTLE At SEVENI RIVERS
Fight is Fiercest of War-Aliies Cau
Bring New Troops Thirough .
Rouen-Amiens.
London.-In the great battle pf.-:
en rivers, which .is stll raindtl "t.
German center is a iespit of tepiSt:t
assaults by the irchb, this. center is
beginaning to gve -way Germans are
entrenching stroagly along the baris
of the Meuse In preparation- fot aii·~
other battle.'`The Fianco-rtlih ~ '
slowly, pesin g to-rward. t
nA %4o , U cuhage
"A te * Pll zusc~ mit'·fsx
Th0 reasancs. oft +a . te
in an .dr imo ate~.e tt
nl o t Meien ' canlR
osianst- aitaes etarlticdý  .i
hegaern pi wo dir atb s 
iot th enral ostin
an t~sih ksi this Ihas in p Ut i
|ils thwol."le.Mrde b .ht t
Sonly iafor Rore t o ly crn . ".
rhanePe ast it I sierant
oefd tihe olorn ou the eof ti
erlewasnot o o o these qu eaes,
mihe to ibre ti'e u1 thIb eaA .t Vth
inh he prrd l. b C1s.
r residen t anno Ue al'tb i
era In 'WseemeatMs a aitionil r.
ihn a gn.-Prhe sdent SWilson ean
titled the world that the tl $ s#tea,
tat ths tine antrcities jomnitte
S fthekaerm a a. he oenn net
dthe warring ropeanr
Iged violationsiof the rules of cM
settlemnt of thiese en o n
ht yoelt be wt until tih end of tbe i
mtwhich he prayed mfghte be Icon.is
ith the rcan g etral po sition o y first.
tion hh, addrese thie, as nopIort se
by the c lnteg, to Bta gum eto reoa st
against alleged Autrocities Comintrtte
bi the German ptarem. aoter e eandt a
abed a ra ao sim e Mostarnes tho te
d`eror of Premyra, replying to the iiesw
Thee was no oppoitiona, the alenas's e
orce netreating, redrep.
B"t would be unwie. Joitre wdald bea; nre
rn eape. he said, "for a intgovernmie
dmeat, It bywould let. Whe incoppnristit
with the boneutral po.to of any na.
jdg ubme n mt.
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