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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-08-22
Personals

MlNStFefS IOmOTTOW -<tSHt
Mrs. w. |. Bateman OF Rock
| port. Texas. is visiting relatives
here.
O-Cedar Polish 25c and soc a
bottle at Morgan City Raquette
Store.
Mr.. W. c. Morse. prominent
lumberman of Providene. r. L.,
was in the city today.
Mr.. }. S. Brown of New lber-
/ ia, was mmgling with the mer-
camille fraternity here Monday.
For your health's sake: Crazy
We'll Water: By the case or bot
tie. Dyer-Lehman Co.. Phone
2S7.
The Morgan City Daily Re-
view will pay five cents pound
! for large clean rags. Bring
them in.
We have a special value in
fountain syringes 5O.cents
Peoples Drug Co.. Phone SO.
Mr.. A. G.. McLavy, of the con-
truction department of the w.
U. Tel. Co., of Baton Rouge. La.
was visitor here today.
Something the matter with
your plumbing? Ring us for
prompt service. Dyer-Lehman
Co. Ltd.
Miss Lemon, who has been
the attractive guest of Mrs. NJ.
f. Norman, left this afternoon
for her home in Napoleonville.
MinstrelS Tomorrow Night
BY request of Rev. c. C. Weir.
the pastor Of the M. E, Church,
South, Mr.. A. J. Ronaldson will,
tonight, deliver his lecture on
preparedness" at Ramos.
Huyler's Chocolate Syrup is
|deliciOus-The best flavor. En-
elusive Agency Peoples Drug
Co. Phone 68
Mr.. }. l.. Cowan, a prominent
official of the San Antonio &
Aransas Pass Railroad, with
headquarters at San Antoine,
spent Monday in Morgan City,
in company with his travelling
representative Mr.. j. D. Lacy.
Hot Days: Don't Bake: Buy
Stones Wrapped Cakes Always
Fresh. Dyer-Lehman Co. Ltd.
SEE | w. PADDOCK
If. FOR INSURANCE
FOR SALE-Camp Boat, Ia it.
X 80 it. Entire boat in fine con-
dition. For particulars see OWL
|er, JOHN SIRACUSS. 1wk
MinStreIs Tomorrow Night
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-08-22
.4NNOUNCEMNT

Mr.. l.. J. Bass has accepted
the management of the Morgan
City Realty and Insurance Com
pany.
Mr.. Bass is well known and
splendidly connected in this COM
munity and he will attend to
your realty and insurance wants
with his usual promptness ard
abititly.
Morgan City Realty and
Insurance Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-08-22
TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC
| desire to announce to my
friends and the public that |
have severed my connections
with the Morgan City Realty &
Insurance agency and have
gone in business for myself.
am in position to place all
kinds of insurance in strong old
line companies at lowest cur
rent rates. All business intrust-
ed to me will be appreciated ard
given prompt and CAREFUL at
tention.
Frank Vaughn.
Office Belanger Bldg. Phone p
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-08-22
W4>t 1a'isr Nisheri=r
Attention, Fellow Citizens!

TT II | 5 is the season Of the
yeal, men, when you should
supply yourself with Shirts.
Cone here and see the eXcep-
tional values we are Offering III
.hat unequaled " ] N D + \
Shirt. The biggest and best
stock Of shirt, in Morgan City t"
choose from.
Quality makes You think at
Vlnd.x when you think Of shin Is
lust received u wonderful dis
play Of REGAL SHOES in Fab
Styles and Shapes. The prices
na,,e not advanced here. The
Sign of Yc Regal means quality
m shoes Ask the hundreds at
man who wetr RegaiS
The Time
The Place
The Store
We are Pleased tn Please You
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-08-22

Minstrels Tomorrow Night
The Morgan City Weekly Re.
view 81 so per year in advance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

1t meeting Of Tho Executive Eoard
OF tn" Virginia Natural Gas and OIL
Corporations held AT Tho cOmpauy's
Office on August I'd 1916, the follow
1uE resolution was adopted:
Whereas, certain corporations organ
lied for the purpose Of drilling for
oil ana gas in this vicinity are Offer
ing their stock Tor sale to the public
and certain persons promoting such
corporations are said 10 hc Offering
Cor <nl" to the public st"ck received
by them Cor promotion fees,
~ IT RESOLVED. THAT this Cor
poratiou DO Wakc public announcement
that IN" whole OF Pcr,lI.e island cX-
ccpting that part owned by the United
States government. is exclusively con
1roll"d 10y this Corporation: that this
Corporation has no stock for sale al
this time. that il believes II possesses
ample means 10 carry on lis work nS
at present outlined: that The public b.,
notified that ii such stock he purchased
from any Of its Stockholders. such pt,r-
ChaScrs must talk. the risk of the nm
successful termination Of its wori,
that efforts to find ana dcvchp oil and
gas are uncertain ventures, and Very
often results in total boss to the in
NcStorS.
VIRGINIA NATURAL GAS AND
OIL CORPORATIONS.
BY RICHARD EpPES.
President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
SARATOGA RESULTS

tirt ras" SIX nriours Passing Fancy.
IT, ,iTN'oup. ~ J. . - 10 and 90 3 won
NluE i'"SroiN ii- CShiiinPl. !" ia l. To /
"Hd o. second: ku;antGr. Ill dyke
y 'o .t'n aud > TO 3. ,l!rd. TIM. is FL.
aimee y sly. Toot-i" and Stalwart Van
also ham.
.s","ud about two miles o,,o Fioto. 40
tN'"u' 20 ." and out. wou or.
'ntti. 10 90. WllIams'. u "a 10 to E .nJ
pn' second !tnc" Drook, liI GIayuosb. y
10 ~ =" ; and out. 'h!ld Timr i:@7
Ap"C;"idy .lso ran
Third- 81 farlongs GIauherh. III a.. Nc
I"=tsrt. - TO B. 10 oud to 3 won 4:
k"ns lN tPhlll>N.l. : 80 l. 10 and "v.u.
s'.oud taHr"n, ~ DAWES. ! to !, : to :
Mh- g" third rim". II 20. Fan Maid.
III Howard aud StartIiHE also ran
Eourth-pu- mile Blue Thistle ilG tSrhui :
tiuErr'. even, L. aud out. won: sir
William Johnson. III tShiliingt. y 20 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
SOUTHAMPTON TENNIS

SOETuAMPToN. y - August al
-Four ind ViduulS and three pairs
emerged as viCtnrS at tho clos" Of PLAY
IN the Meadow club tennis tournament
here to play in III" Scni.nals tO-mor-
ruw. Contestants for tn" singles Gun
VIII Toe Watson NJ Washhuru. Willi"n
J. Ciothl"r Holland Roberts ana Joseph
!. Armstrong.
III" winning tcu'us are William ~.
Johnston aud clarence +. Griffin: Thco-
dor" Roosevelt, Peal aud Joseph !.
ArInstr"ue, ami i: Norris Williams. IL,
ana E'cHafd iiart-.
The i-.,Iur. contest in doubles WAS
b"tw"ct Johnston Ind Griffin. and MI
liam ) l..ru-.i and William j. Clothicr,
furrn"lly holders uf tn" national tIt!".
Thc Younger men :.nui california won,
H-i Ind ga Williams d"fault"d in
Isis SINGLES match against WnShhUrH
because cor Sp;aiu"d ankle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

CHICAGO. August 2t.--lIcinie Zim-
norman viii ID. traded 10 some Ma
tional L"a=uc club. Manager Tinker
announced today Zimmerman was
lined $40 and suspended FOR ten DAYS
yesterday.
Tinker was quoted as saying that
lao wouid resign IL Zimmerman way
not removed from tho club. President
W"eGhinap admitted that he was con-
sidcrinr several attractive offers FOR
the player.
Manager McGraw. Of the Giants. at
tempted t" arrange It trade for Xim-
norman YESTERDAY: but the deal fell
through.
Manager Stallin-s. yf TN. Hoston
Nationals. and til. 81. Louis. Brookly n
aud Philadelphia clubs are bidding for
Zimmerman. u was snih.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
S P O r I S
Morcland. Miss du Font. second: Day
star. MIS-. Allnm IniiA- IAlrl.

Morcland, Miss du Pont. second: Day
Star, Mrs. Allen Potts. third.
Matched pairs in harncss--Royal
EARNS. first. Team. Dan 9. Sands
second.
Lightw"iEht huntcrs-N Nancy Pansy,
Glen Riddle Farm. first. Silver Crest
Frederick McElhonc, second: Aquilla.
Chiffon Stables. third
Roadstcrs-Betsy Sultan, Wavcrlly
Farms, first: M Name, Charles Il
Payne, IN. second
Ladies' hunters-Willow King. Glen
Riddle Farm, first. Pretty Maid. Mrs
Allen Potts. second: Silver Crest. Mrs
Fred N"Eihouc. third.
Hunt t"amS--G;lcn iSddlc hunt, first
Piedmont hunt. second; Middleburg
hunt, third.
Consolation class FOR horses that
nav" not won = money prize or Il part
OF money priz" in - jumriup contest
At this show Entry, Glen Riddle
Farms. nrSt; entry. tlcuar" Farm,
second; entry, Montpelier Farm, third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

ASllENIIL:. \. 9. August Ply
defeating T. H. Winston Of Chapel
nm, y. 60 In two. ha,d-fousht sets
mo til" seuihuuls Of III" open tennis
tournament nf the Nsh"vill- Country
club. j - Erwin u, at Spartanburg,
: e. reached the lima, round. and to-
morrow will meet y y Logan, Of New
orleans VIII" Won in IN" "th.r sent
final. defeating f. ". Capcrs of .Au-
rus't. 90. ~. 6-@. Erw,u's score
H@ains' Winston WAS 81. ~.
In ~" 1u-n's doubles, second round.
! W i!ouaS. Of .tSh"vil.". oud i. y.
Means. "t NuoSVill". defeated r. L.
Logan and Walter Dwy"r. az New or
IN ~" w."uens singles. semihna'
round. Miss Theresa Chapman, Of .Nsho-
VILE defeated Miss Ellen Perry. "t
Gr""nviil.. :. g, 60, Gel: Miss Ireu.
-tdgcr. OF Gr.envili.. :. 9, defeated
Hiss Clara wood, OF Brunswick. Ca,
Wonen's doubles: semifnal-Mrg
T.nch CoNe. of Ash"vill", and Mrs
Clarence hobart. OF Clearwater. Fla.
defeated Miss iva Dorsey. Of Taylors-
Will. Ga. and Miss Clara Wood. OF
Brunswick. Ca
In HE mixod donbleg. second round.
Nil aud Mrs Clarence Hobart. OF
Cicarw at"r. FLA. defeated Miss Eath-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

charge of operating; diaoriorlv
house. reSortcd to for the purpose Of
gambling, and up To. late hour l1st
night was held in the Second Police
station without bail. X H. Ford. Il
l. Sclph. George i.USSitCr. lOhu e.
Hawks ana G. Saroccni we're arrested
on charges OF disordcrly conduct an
III" house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

NEW YORK, August 2i.--Lcndinc.
tennis critics laudcd III" prowcss and
sportsmunship OF the visiting japanese
tennis players. ichiya ku'nagac ana
liashishiro Mikami. at q luncheon given
10y the Japanese society in their honor
here to-day. kuma2ac. whose dsfca {
of William NJ. Johnston, the national
champion. at New port last week was
the sensation of the season. vii! 10 q
contender At the national champion
epip tournament to open next week a.
Forest Hills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

later. Mr. Carriers touring car dashed
on tho track at what is known "a COL.
icy's Crossing. eight and one-halt miles
from this city. ana the rear was str,,cl;
by tn" train with terrific force. Mr.
carter the only occupant. was caught
IN tn" wreckaGc "r the car. which was,
demolished. The injured man WAS
picked NJ ana placed co.'s tho train aud
vas fastened to a local hospital H.5
was about forty Years old. and leaves
his wife and several children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
At the Movies To-Day

NICrOR--"S0u Want Sometimes"
''fhc Panel Game" and Iirnrst's
Erc:>l!.
NEW-Iicrt Williams. In "a MT
nrai-liorn Gambler"
ISIS Lillian Walker. Ia "rac
Ordeal of Elizabeth"
COLONItI-Doroth Hrrnurti and
tiru white. in squirting Hood"
itljOtr"ii0nor THY Nnmc," with
Louise Giaum, i'rUnl> Ecrnun and
Charles Nay; also Harry Gribbnn. in
"rhr Social Cub"
ObEoN-"fhc Law Decides" with
l.nrr! Morcy. Dorothy Kelly. Don
IIraiiict.
HEN-Nnf t'oodwin. In "A WALL
street Tragedy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

LYNCHHERG. VA, August GI.-rhe
trial Of Harden and W. r. Davis,
charged with the murder OF William
Fitzgerald. in Amherst County. which
was begun in the Circuit Court OF that
county on TucSday was continued un-
til the October term because of the alb
scncc OF material Witness for tho
prosecution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
ChnrgcI Mih ncrl,ie.x nrlrinu

David clarke. coioTcd. chauffeur for
stuart Jones, wa4 arrested yestcrtIa y.
afternoon on " charge Of recklessly and
rnrc!cSslv running his automobile aud
knocking down Miss Helen Browning.
OF G3. Holly street. The accident oc-
CURED at Tw"nty-thtrd and Main
streets. The chauffeur WAS hailod by
Mr.. Lpncs for his appearance IN To-
lee Court THIS morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
Woncn,s I,r,t,,n CAR

IRNNII KAPTI)S, MICH, Nugust y.
Mrs. Fred G. Let's, lr., Of Cincin-
natl. to-day won TIA" right to play in
the nnals for til" wOInon'S Western
golf Championship 10y defeating Miss
Elaine Y. RosenthIl. OF RaviSlo..
Chicago. present champion. up and |
TO play in the scmitinalS
The other hualist Is Miss Laurie
Kaiser, Of Flussmoor. Chicago who
eliminated Miss Vera GARNER Of Glen
OAK, Chicago. uT and to 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

TO amt out. s.sond. J"gsr. Jr. ~
Hughes. 4" 20 l. ) to and even. third
iiinc. -. B.; Lady Teresa also ran.
Fnth-Fivc and onc-hult furlongs-tiussy,
~ IMurrhyi, IL 20 g. oven aud 20 =. won:
sun tlnsh. 10 Connolly. ; to o; 1" To-
ana 4" =. second. i;"liuvr NJ. Boys no
.l.hroili"'. 10 20 .. "y"u and to :. th-d
TT EOS @.5 Mother Machrc". prcciy"
Sixth-Stn" and q turlonE- I.oug;oliow. iOi
ImIlino. t. /, ~ and TO s. N"n
paihs"rh"i1. vs. tShiiingb. , I" 10 l to q
.nu SN. second; Soldier. 10, p.yk"D. II 10 O..
TO and {" / Time. 1854 20 Beet hovcu.
IrnNnto. DNN bay and Nnlusrn alSo rrm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

Especial TO The Times Dispatoh.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA August
2i.--Wheu Andrew Davis. Of Sharps.
OH the kappahsnnoCk River, Richmond
County, aWVke Il few mornings ago.
ne found his vito dead in the bed. She
had expired suddenly during the might.
She IL survived by her husband and
four children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


~ NfINNIU--Ntlalta. .: Mobile. 9.
~ Little Rock--I.ittle Rock. =:
Chattanooga. . eleven Innings; called
darkness.
Al Memphis Memphis, II; Nashville,
At New Orlcans-New Orleans. j:
Birmingham. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
Fined s.3 for speedinr.

l.. q. ,1cffries was yesterdnv nnr1
50" 10y Magistrate T. J. ruryenr for
Speeding on the Three Chopt Road. aud
was warned by III" magistrate that a
Jail sentence would he imposed for n
second ofrcnsc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

Columbia. :. c.; Miss Theresa Chan
man. OF Ashcvill". y. g., and L. IL
winston; OF Chapel Hin y G.. de-
itated MIS-. Roberts Johnston. Of Ashc-
Vile. y. C., and &. f. Wofrard. nf Spar-
tanblIr. \ e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

J W. Robinson. forty-iive years old,
swing his occupation as that of a
lahoref, was arrested carly last night
10y Policemen sweet and Lumpkln on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE


,2"ht.Iuth iI"il f"Nrth f"Scp
UauEh, P;pp, BaHinann. Walters Two base
hiis-AiaEc". Pip. THrcc.rtsc hIts--Walteis.
Nunamnkor iioInc run Shorton. Bases on
Sn9wlcy. OFT Hamilton. O. iii,s-ori Rus.
seh : Ia inni"Es *rnnk oW ny Russei.
1'.rcs. Evan and OI.opehIin. ZINE 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
Grays Issue Challenge

"'iuG NnOS. manager Of thr
Richmond trays. would like Ia ar
rnnEc q series 81 EitrncS with amy
amateur OrSaniKaliun ia the city,
to he played TT amy time. Nnuuser
Amos would especially like Ia ar
range games with the IiHvnuu Con
SulS.
Managers DESIRING 90 accept the
challenge. please motif. Mr. Amos
by Decentralization .io..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

Thousands cured OF Rovcl Coinprain,a
every year by DR. SETH ARNOI.D'S
iAi:SAM Bny it Try II. wsrraptCd 10y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25
TIGERS COULDN'T HIT
Boston.
lIctruit.

BOSTON, August .; Ruth held DO
iroit !" three singles today. The
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
Ser scrapeiilnnastampf scr NaiicrteH.

Su qonoon mtr6 man iebt o6 Ser unganitiqen &rieeslo9e daBerlt
neIimIfiIh. omar bcridtcn cagtdtc yldttcr III Gnglnn0 lno Amerta
fot tGaIidb nod pn gepolhQcn Sie9en Der AaHerten.. Sod oe USER
iheiut 6ieien 9iaenberihten ni1t mer glauben 81 iolen. Sn nrereh
bod1ofH8telcn areien ident man jebt ob elner 9ellu1oen Allnot noer
Sic nirflhe 2ode u0 SteQung Scr Nliterten Sabn 81 bredent De per
finopten niprrr1rnoenen Sicde ser GngIGn0er uno 6ran5ofn tmo 1eBt
ann @eqen5ton0 o1geneiner SronegcpnrOen..
Ole bef1moiQen Siege uno Grrungenidothn Der Derblrnoeten oeut
ihen Sruppen in NlmGnicn 6ereten 2onOon uno @nfore1t groBe &opf
fdnmeraen. an 2oafmGrfhen rtfen sic 9eltihen Dor, 1mo oos Sdtdlal
glurdniens lit beret$ beute befegelt. 8udoreltz Oas 31el pes 6eo5u9es,
nir6 in fnracm foaen, ga cs Dem Nn0rong Der Mngreter nbt miro ltanO-
hofen f6nnen 9ie frudhtbarcn @ciloc NumdnienS, Die as ote retdJfen
&ornfeIbcr Guropos, pieleidt Der @et, gelteu, befnoen t) bere m oeut
ifrn SGn0n Ser @iOerIan0 ser GtmGnen lit gebroden 10 bob oe
Gatihen BORT Elm lchtes 6onopcrf boben mer0en- 0e rumantlDen
StonsmGnncr Gno beute Soofeinoe ibrer ongebhben 0reluhoe, Der gh9-
IGnOer 1no 6ron5oien. 9ieIc jogen 9funanNn N Den 9rle9 nut Ogh
Nerfpredhcn. oue &ilfe un0 0ie notigen &riegsntttel 81 felen. 0odg polo
1teIte i1 berous, Dob Die leibtgIdubigen &rmdnen lbmnb1b. I'M Sfpdc
oeIoier poroen moren. Seute lit man IN SudareIt nber Die 9onotlngs-
ipeie Ser @auerten bod5emp0rt. NlnrGnien bat jbt oos 5n letOen, mooor
es BON 9eutidIm0 gepornt muroe. Sis sum letten Iu9enbtde perrtt)'
fen sic 9iplomuten ser 3%entralmGdte &umdnien pom Gnhrttt III Den &ue9
oblraten; BOD Oos iiBe @efluitcr Der lngnerlldlen Igenfen per alretteh
bermptte mebr. 8uI0 miro &umGnien 1Ge @rrren5 oils unobDarglge Na=
tion etnaebuBt ba6en, +uno Dies mr. nf 3lmeoen.Oer @n9anDer. Hlnla-
nin lit 1ines @ludeS S1mie0. 0Ries rei6e Sano bate nod Defe
Srieoen hoben f0nnen, bGtte cs MIR berninftg gebnoelt. @nglano bot
Ser @et mieoer einnol ben 9emeis erbradt oaB es Der Selhiiber feline
rer gotionen lit 8eIqien, Serbien, uno &mnGnen nogen bier ols get-
ipiele oienen. @eute muB ab Der g ottlol e anerfennen. Dap Is ene
0Seredtiofet aibt, Die oS @ute belobnt uno oas go1e befraf.
-ygSofram".
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
Ser Sub bes srciIem Suffers Srans SOicpb.

@un3 9dterreidl mr0e in Grauer periebt, aS Die Siunoe
BON Dem Sin1feioen oes greien &o1fers Srnp5 So1epb, fb perbreltete
Sim Otenstog abeno, ben 81. geonember, tat Der olte Serrlber I'M Sd1lohc
All Sdonbrunn ienen Iebten Ntenn5ug. Ser @e1unoDerts5u1tonp os De-
tuoten Weonarden lHB in Sen Iebten Sabren pel gu munlben ubrlg. ON
er6rlfenoe @iroe, ole ouf ibm lett Dem erten Gage oe1es furtioaref
&rieqes r1btc, perbaIf nur oo5u, i'm ieinen1 @rabe naDer 81 brltgen
Seute mmo ser belebte @errner Seiterret6 ltngarns bon 1eoer-
mann bemeint. Sn guten rno boicn Gagen 9ing oos Solf NIT Stebe an
ibm. Sic berben Sd)fialsi@lage, lno oeren gao es fr nm gar plae,
ertrra er nit m1nnli6em GDarofter, NIT 8leldbntt umo gr9ebenDet
Scr SOB Ieiner @ottin rnb Ser ienes ein8ieen Sobnes ihienen i'm Der
ger8meiIung nobe at brngen; oob inn1er mnoer ratfe er lb af. Seut
tiefer @pttesqloltbe berle6 ibn &roft uno Iut. @uf ielnem Sebenspege
blIbten ibm foft mr 9ornen; Stolen molten Oarant nnbt geoelben.
&arI Srans So5ep6, elm @roBneffe 0es Sertorbenen,1 miro IN 31talntt
sic &uiierfrpne Oeterrets uno 0e &0nigsfrone lngarns tragen Ger
neue Serrifer befinoet lih nod I'M 5ingingsolter uno, ME lGn Sor-
q0nqer, erfreut aud CT f6 aQgeneiner 9elebtbeit bel ben lnteranen oes
2onoes. Die llngorn IoQen Dem imgen &onig gon0 DEFENDERS 9epogen
fGn. 8s furs Dor Dem @ini6eioen Os olten &at1ers befono 1tl Der nete
Serriher an Ser 6ront in Sraniplpanen. @ie es betBt miro autler Scarf
in bic Subitopfen Ieines greien @rpEOoterS treten. Menoerungen miro er
Northumberland uner Sen gegenpartigen lln1tanoen ntd)t pornebmen
9oB er 1pGter nd lcinem @effmad banoeln miro, ltebt ab6uporten
Ser Sbrompedfl in onier frhiiden 3et ourfte i'm Nagcneinen
obne ieqIiden @influB onf oas politide 2eben os Sonoes bleiben.. Dbl
fhon Der iunge Serri6er GuBert frieolebeno lit miro er bod nit 1e1nen
Gerbinoeen ben &an1pf oltSeften; 0enn Die Snterefen Der 3entralmadte
iib ob. feline Snterenen. 9os @olf miro ibm in jeoer ge5nbung bill
reid bethlehem. Die Gatgeber Ser &egnrlng meroen ibn Die redte 1no
iid5ere gobn leten uno jeocr 0dterreider lo lngar lit ihon beute nbr
8alqt, ouB &aiier &arl ebenio ne idn Sorganger MIR Die Snterelen oes
9on6es 1no 5eines 8olfes i'm Nl1c bt. -n@olram".
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
Die 9rpAibitiunsprppaaanba.

@iaiom 3. 9rpan, StaatsenptGr a. 8, lit in rnierem 2unoe Der
offi3iene 8ertrehr Der Trobibtionien @r beabTbtgt, Ieinen gnten Sin
flB f9 51nute gu MAIDEN uno sic CONGRATULATIONS beionoers Der oemo-
fratfhen Yortei, bafin 5u bringen OoB fe i'm in icinen gutgen1einten BE
Irebungen I'M Sntere7e ser &robibttion ndl &raften lnterhlsen. Dab
6err @rpon einen tatiGdli6 niyt 51 tnterl6dbcnoen Nnbnng unter Den
@erren iener @artei beibt, gbt oorans bernor, Dob ibn otee 9erren a1
6. December nit enem 5efefen becbren peroen.
Som 6. 9e5en1ber an Mil SEER 8rpan gun5 Mmerifa bereTen uno
I'M Snterefe Ser Trobibiion &eOen balten. Seine Mntritsreoe 1T tr
SEN {. DECEMBER ongefInoigt por0en. Seine MnbGnger perlpreden lid
ier Dml bon ieinen beabhftigten YlGnen, Die er DorallsfbtHd an jencn
Sage befanntgeben miro. @Iud of, 9err Srpunl SdJpungDole, ni6ts-
beogenbe @orte zines Grobibrionsapoitels mogen mandmal anb nuf
frudtboren 9ooen fallen!
Cine B%en0nlihfett, Die nit Dem Acknowledgement unieres San0es in
b%etGnoige @eribr1ng fomnt, bat neuIid ibe @feinng nber Den Erobtbi-
tionsentpurf ibrftlib oorgetan. SEER Sonuel @ompers, &rdfoent Der
.americon 5eoerotion Of 2abor", Orift ib Iber oie @robibtion fogen-
orma6en aus ySoboIo ienano bebntptet, oaB ih Hrobibition in irgeno
einent Staate oer irgeno elmer Srtlidtet befarmorte, ipridt er ndt nur
Die %llnpobrbeit ion0ern figt mir Elm groBes llnredt 81. @teine &eiiem,
geobadpungen uno Stlbien in nneren1 lo onoeren Sdnoern erbrtngen
mir ben gemes, oaB @robbition elm gdn5ider 5eblltNas it, Dies 1T
n1t nr elm Sebliblag Der S0ee ielbt ionoern eS beoeutet cine Shma=
lerutng Der Hebte umerfanhder 8urger nnO perurladt, DB oas @e1es-
beobadtenoe MGnner fb Der @eIebes @erleslng id3uloig mahen. Ser
Sanoel bon Spirinoien beIongt uo IoQte cine unparteulfe Tegnlier-
lng erbafen".
Oieie gBorte 6es Serrn @onpcrs iolten oenn oob enen jeben Gro-
bibitiontfen sur Grpdgung ancmpfobRn meroen. Ser tbeoretiibe Plan
Der Irobibiionsioee lit rebt einfadl bod Die praftiide Musfnbrung Der
felben Iteat elm lfperiqes Groblem bar. Serr 8rpan mag Mithl rmo
g1ege fenner, nit oenen er cine eepiie &laTe BON omerifaniden @ir-
germ fir feline Code 9epinnen fam; bod Die Me6rbeit rnfrer girger
uno Defenders unGer enigermaBen @ebiloeten miro fb gegen Die Gin
fibrng Der g robibiion fre6en -uWofrdm".
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-17
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