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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

mahen ibre ansriffe auf hiben Seis
ten bes Nobel Sees, unb lie bebnten
ibre Sperationen bis In bic @esenb
Don 2ubies5otp am Stodob syluiIs
aug. Sic tpurben iiberaq pollitdnbig
5uriidsei4lasen.
nWebrers 9tngriffe. bic auf urIer:
Doriprinsenben Stelunsen am Stos
dob. norS0itlia BON Der aopelz zRopno
gifembabn sema4t tpurbsn, bra6en
bollitdnbis untsr unierem Jeuer su'
Iammen. Der Geinb sriff INNER fpie'
ber unIere Stel1unsen stpiiaen Wito'
nie3 unb benz suria Slub an, cbns
Riitiiht auf bic furdtbaret gerluife,
bic er babel erliit. aGe Sieis aHgriffs
tparen erfOlslos.
.9trmessruppe BEG Generals Sraf
BON 8otbmer: angriffe bss Geinbes
in Der tpsftlid bon Wisniotptsps ses
lessnen Sessnb, an Der Stripo urro
in Der gessnb Don WiIesniop, am
aoropiee. miblansen.
.4nf bsm galtan ariegsf9aus
pldh III bic Qdae unperGnoert."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
lano" einen ialidJen Cberban latte,
Der etiuaS nieSriger alS Der sburm
iuar, er ,unroe aber entiernt ais bic
beioen @Opte iid benz Slap naberteu.
Weitere Grfnlse
Sdben bic Oeutf4eh In Der @egsnb
Don @srbun aufsuiusiieu.
sic baben bic Jrdn5ofen BEL SouOils
ipeiter 5uriidssbrdngi.
Rorblid bon Der Gomme finben nur
uoL fo(ofa lqsfsEta H1tt

Berlin. 2. elusuii. tleber 2ons
bon. ~an Der gbauFse 3piiden Maris
court uno golerp, In Der @sgenb bon
Scmme, brdnsen bic 9ransoien in
unire DoIIitdnbis serii0rtsn grG6en
ein," beibt es in Der am Mittpod,
bon Der Oberfien 5esrssleitung erlaifss
nen Observation-Disclosures Rorbs
6ftlid pom Sort Souoille bei 9srbun
nabmsn bic 8eutTdeu einen bon ben
Jransofen 6eisbten Siisel.
Ulit gesus nuf bic SperatiOnen an
Der 6tli6en Jront bsibt es in Der Be
ianntmaduns, baB mebrere 4nsriife
Der RuFsn auf bic beutiden StsIluH.
gen am Stodob 0iub abstidiusen
iporbsn ieisn. Der Wortlaut bes Be-
ridtes III folsenbsr:
.R1rolid BON Der CONNIE, IN Der
@esenb 3tuifden Maurepas unb BEN
Jlub, sriff Der yeinb am atbenb Ders
sebli9 nit iebr itarten EoIcnnen un'
iere Stellunsen an, na6Sem er bors
ber Bel afnsriffen auf bic Wonau
Jarm eine iebr idSspere Riebsrluss sr.
litten batie. 2ln Ser g6auHee Don
Waricouri na6 Gl.rp brans bsrGsinp
in unfete bpllitduSis serft5rtsn @rGs
ben elm. gtud bier erlitt Der Jeino
ipieber falpsre 9erluiie. Siiblih pon
Der Somms fanben lotale Gsfedte in
Der Ndbe bon gelIop uno giiress
itatt.
r2lm r.hten llfer Der Raas, bei
@srcun. ma6ten uniere srupben
Gortidritte norbipeitIi9 unb .peiili4
bon ben 9biaumpnt Wsrtsn. mir
tro6erien einen poriprinssDben 5iissl
norbSitli6 bonn syort SoupiIe unS
brdnsten ben Seinb in Dem gerstpatb
in BEN aaufs. mdlSd,n elm. unfsbn4
lite strsde suriid. gs fpurben 10
Sffisisrs unb 923 nmpsripumSsts
Bran;Oien sefanaen senommen uns
IA MaI1insnsei@iiss sroberi.
.gritifhr pairouiflen, bic befons
fsrs nttip in Der gessnb BON Dpsrn
ipareu, tpurb.n iiberulI suriidssidIas
gen.
.9fnsriffe feinbliter aeropIane aui
DSrftr. bic binisr unisrer n6rbIi4eu
Gront liessn, ipurben suriidseihlasen.
Der miliidriife S4absn. Der anse'
riHttt parbs, III idum eripdbnsus'
tperib, es ipsrben absr INNER mebr
gipiliiien sst0btet unb ptripunbet.
.an9 alrlon In 9elsien ipuroe in
Der Wontas gadft BON feinbiiden
JIiessrn ansssriffsn, bds Seiuiienilos
fer nnb bic airhen ipurben pon ben
4cmben aetroffen.
.Orei. finblif,e aeroplane tpurSen
bon uniertn abipebrtanonsn abss'
fnoEtn, ndmli9 n5rblid BON grras.
fiibipsiIid pon gapaums unb Sci pos
,isrss. Gin anoersr tpurbe in Der
9sSbe BON Nouthois in einem Gampi,
Der In Der auit itattfunb. abseidOifen.
pefIi@tr Rriessf@ou.
plat.
.efm n5rbliGen She'll Der 1rpni
5at ii3 nidis Widiisss ersisnsi.
4GiiDipsitli6 pm g)inat srnsuer!sn
- Oo..R.- LA fs~.fxa.ax.s cT...Ss>-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03

uier 9in5u, nitebe aud nit ben Re
prdIentanten Der 2lrbeiter in llnters
hanolung betreffs ber 5ormulifung
elmer neusn politit in fp5ialen ur5
inbuftrielien 4ngelegenbeiten fir bic
3eit nd4 bem arisge, bic barauf 9ius
ausge6e, ben 9etpinn Der mobernen
Snblritrien in me6r sers4ter WeiTc
als bies jsbt geidie9t, auf alle &laTen
gu Dertbeifen."
lteber bic Gage i'm aLlgemeinen
ipre4enb, BOB er Serr Qsqllitb na'
mentli4 5ipet puntte beDor, eritens
ben feiten @ntfdtub Der 2latirten,
gnti9GSiglng fir bic Derpiiiteten
Qdnbestbeile gu srbaI,en, un6 speis
tens, baB bieIe ReIofuttonen nfdt ses
gen bic Neutralen gert9tet iinb.
Die g(ufmertiamteit Der Gegiez
rung TT auf Die S6dtiu6e gelentt
pcrben," Idgte Der premier, bag biez
ie Refolutionen In neutralen 2Gnbern.
namentliA In ben Der. Staaten, etuigs
8eiorgniB oeruria4t 4dben - ndms
li9, baB iie aud segen bic 9leutraren
Qntpenbung ftnben t0nnten. Das 1T
ni8t Der San. Bel BEN Reiolutionen
6dnoeIt es it9 MIR I'M notbpenbi9e
Sslbitoertbs sibisunssmaBregeln segen
cine ipirtbfddftlide aggrefion bic
ben iptdtigften SntereTsn Der amtir>
ten bro6t, unb Bel ibrer Surdfiibrung
tpiro aGss W0glide setban perben,
I'm gu berbinbern, oab bic ReutraIen
barunter leioen."
Gum s6luB iagts Der premisr,
hab es tsinen sinsefleif6teren Sreis
bdnbIer gehe, als er ielbit elmer lei, es
tSnne ii6 aber 0iemano Der S6atfud,e
peri9liebsn, baB bieier &rieg, Der
ale Io5ialen, polittiden uno inbns
itrielIen @erbGltniiie iibsr ben 9aufer
luerfe, neue problsme biete, bic in ans
oersr Weife als bisber sel0it tperoen
mGbten.
Die Debate Sre6te ii5 na9ber I'M
bic JreihanbeIspolitit. 2Inbrep sonsr
Gam, Der Staatsistretdr fir bic &os
lonieu, sab gu, baB England unSr
'bem Sreibanbel unee6eurs Rei6t6Is
msr ungeIammeIt babe, sr iaste aber,
oaB bic 5erri6aft gngldnbs iiber bas
Wseer ni4t nom 5refbanbel dbbdnsiS
fei, unb sr forberte ieine 3ub0rer aut.
barber na65uoentsn, ME lange gngs
lamb i'm Stanoe sepeien fetn tpiiroe.
bag su t9un, mas 0eutfdlunb in btes
lem ariese setban bat, inIptpeit bic
WlilitGrtrdft IN 9etrd6t tommt, tpenn
bic Gage cine umgete6rte sepefen
pdre unb aller aubenbanSeI gng'
lonbms absei6nitten setpeTen ipdre.
Gr briitte bic Iniitt aus, bub Der
Ginftub Ses 3pGipitems auf betoen
seiten su bod unseI6lagen tpiirbe.
Gr iagte. bab ss it4 in Birtli4teit
Inn cine 5rage Der Organization
banble unb bic aonferens ReIolutioz
nen in 8irtli4teit ben 3ped bdtten,
bic 2tlliirten, iniopeit tpi9tige Snbus
ifrien in getrnft tOmmen. bic bisber
ausiblieBlicb BON Gnslanb tontroairt
puroen. bon Deuti4Iano unah5Gngtg
81 MAIDEN.
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O6ne a6er babel auf tiinftige gs.
i4lagna6me iOI4er 3u Oer3it9ten.


2pnbon, 2. 2uguit. Die britiI6e
Regierung bat beT4loiien, cine 2ln5abl
bon Senbungen internat;prraler
8ertbpapiere, tpel6e ais &Ontreban6e
nit 8ei8Laa belegt porben tudren,
na9 ibren nelttrdlen 8eItimnuugsz
orten peiter5ubef0r0ern, ubne 6amit
jebo6 auf ibr Redt, iol6e papiere 81
tonfis3irer, 81 per5i6ten.
Der QFocitrten grefe fpurbe bars
iiber pom 9lusDdrtigen Pint folgenbs
@rtldrung einge6Gnbtgt:
! ,oSn ben leBten Monaten bate ota
britiiAe Regierung cine groBe 2(n3G9(
BON Wertbpdpieren fetnblicher Ratios
nen i'm 8etrage bon n,ebreren Uliltos
nen 9eIlars, pel6e bon SolIdnb aus
| nddb ben Ser. Stauten dbgeTdnbt tpors
ben tparer, nit gef9ldg belegt.
v8orifber pdren fofppbl Dou BEN
Ser. Stddten als audi oon dnoeren
Regierungen Ginfpra6e erboben DOra
ben. Die 6ritii9e Regierung elaubt,
fere6tigt gu fein, iol6e Bert9papie-e.
rpenn in Der poit gefunben, genuu 10
tpie dnbere feinbli6e Grporte bebdls
beIn gu biirfen. unb In Der gepte Der
Ser. Staten fpirb audi teiu glrIprudh
oarauf erboben, baB bieie Bertbpds
pierre als qoit &orrefponben5 5u ipe'
3ieaer sSulmuritdt bere4tigt finb.
r9lber 2(ngeii6ts etngeloufeuer
proteite, In pel8en auf ben Sdaber
btngetpiefen pirb, peIden neutrals
Snterefen bur8 bic 8eidlugnabme
Der 8ertbpapiere erletberl, bat bic
britiT6e 92egierung beT9lOTeu, cine
9tnsa6l bieIer Serbungen frei5hgebeH
unb an ibren 9eitimmungsort Su Be-
fDrtern. Die aliirten ResierungeW
bebalten fi8 has gtedt Dor, aud IN
Der 3utunft fol6e Bert6papiere nit
geI6lag gu beleger, aber fie habsn
8orte6rungen gstroffen, ben5ufoIge
neutrale ge1ddftli6e Sransdtttonsn
poll8osen tperben t0nnen, obne ge.
fdldgna6me befiirdten gu miiffen,"
Der 9ertauf bon Sduif d.
We eittubien.
&ppenbqgen, 2. 9(ueuit. -
Wtqn bGlt es fir pdbrfdetnlia, bdB
Der bGniide Rei9stas bas 2luerbieter
Der Der. Staaten artnebmeu uub bic
bdniIbspeittnbtI&en Sufeln fiir $25,.
100000 an bic dmeritantIde ReSie'
rung pertaufen tptro, trob Der Sppos
iitipn BON eintaer Setteu, etrrT4Itebs
li6 Der So5taltfter, Die osrtduger, bag
bic Reger auf ben Snfeln fofprt bos
Stimmredf erbalten Tolen.
Qluber Der @eIbentT1Gbigung 6dben
bic Der. stuaten eirsn @eratdt uuf
ale ameritaniT6e Redte In @r0nIaro
su Gunitsr DdnemurtS angeboten,
uno iih berpfItdtet, bdb ale ertfttreH.
ben bGnifden @eI6dftsiHtsreiieu iG
0dniI4s8eitiubien erhdlten bletbea
foltsn,
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Die 3eppelins laifen nibt
iiab.

ste Fatten GnglunS aber.
mats etnen Befu9 a6.
2onbon, 8. glnsuit. SeutfG:
2ufti6iff bdben In Der Ru9t pom
Mitttpo9 gum DOnnerftag ben Dfflt.
den Counties bon gnglanS aberudls
.einen gefu9 abeeitattet unb 9outben
dbsetporfen. Cine I'm 8isrtsl nn9
sipsi llbr MDrssns erIaTeus uffisiele
NssaHntmam,y lansst Ik taIsti
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OSetterb

sir Ohio unb bds peitlt4e
genniplpdnien: Sbeilipeiie tribes unb
ettpus pdrmeres Detter om Dounsrss
tag. au, Gxsitus i4Snss @sttsr
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s@ine &n3a6I bon 2uftT8tffen tam
tur3 Dor Uaitterna6t ii6er bic Slit.
Der 0itIi9en Counties. Gs 1T no3
ni4t genau feitgeifent porben, tpas ic
beabii4ttsen, ba Der 2tnsrtFf mod i'm
@ange III. IN oerfdiebenen OrteH
iinb 8omben abgeporfsn tporben.
@ine peitere I'm baI6 firF life
Morgeus srfoIgts aHtiinOisurg Iau'
tet:
r2tn bem 1te6erfa1 f6einen feds
ober iie6en 2uftIdtffe t9eilgenommsH
gu baben. Stt ben DFIi6en uRb IiOtis
den Counties fOllen cine grpBe 9tn.
'8u6t bon Bomber u6geporfen tpprseH
fein. Genauere 9eri4te iin6 a6er nod
ni4t eingetrofFen.
@iele Qt6pebrfanonen tparen in
9tttion uno tpenigfens eins Der 2uft.
14iffe foq getroffen porben fein.
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am ]l(orgen 0ilrtc 0aS Boot meit orauben i'm O5ean
(ein, aus Dem Berei6 Oon Oerfo(gern
snf bent sfriess tit be Gage fait bera aerabert
bur an n Punk ken die Run nod bre vgsbli6n Hnsfe fort


o benz
um
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
@mdbisF

Sat bic 6ritiT4e Regierung bic Sret'
sa6e getpiiIer geito9lener 8ert9'
pnpiere beIalofen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-03
Oas 9erltner Sdgebfatt
abermaIs unteroriidt.

gerlin, 2. Qtusuft. lleber Cons
BON. Das ,.gerIiner Sage6lott" ut
abernruls BON ben UfilitGr beboroeH
ruterbriidt pprben. Die 3sttuug burr
&c Dor Elm padr Bo9en tinter Der Bcs
binguns tpieber srideirenb bah iie iib
auf feline gu befttee &prtroperIett NIT
ben @pnierpotipen sinLaiie.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13

If you intend going on a hunt the
first thing to do is to secure a
license. Mr.. W. S Berwick, the
parish game warden, intends to en-
force the law without reference to
persons. and if any one is caught
violating the law, he will be made to
answer for the offensa Mr.. E. A.
Dauterive. Of Centreyille. thought
lessly went out this week, shot a few
birds. thinking possibly that he
would secure the necessary license
latter, and he was caught by the
game warden, who confiscated the
birds, and cited Mr. Dauterive before
court. He was fined $500 and
costs, which aggregated the sum
Of $3.50. We do not believe that
Alr. Dauterive intended to violate
The law. or dodge the payment of the
required license tax, but he was I'M
fortunate to be the first victim of
the law. which has not heretofore
been considered seriously. but it will
be rigidly, and thoroughly enforced
in the future.-Franklin Waterman.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13
JOHNNY JONES SHOWS
ON GTtDWAY AT FAIR.

G.adway entertainment at the 1915
Louisiana State Fair will be furnished
by the Johnny !. Jones Exposition
Shows which are classed the best
among the leading carnival attractions
Of the entire country. These shows
are educational and pleasing and arc
devoid or the objectiona Die feature
that sometimes creep into carnival
aaasements. II is Officially an
bounced thai ladies' ana children NAV
safely attend any Of the Johnny ]
Jones attractions without escort
There are twonty FIVE shows in the
Jones organization booked for ths
Louisiana State Fair, NOV l to g.
Three hundred people are II The az
gregatfon. and here are also some
wonderful animal. and other features
II takes twenty-five steel cars 20 han.
die the party.
For catalogue and other information
apply 20 Secretary L \ Brueggerhosf
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13
BOOKS CLUB MEETS

The Book C!ub held its annua
meeting, which was very enjoyable
Wednesday afternoon. at the homl
of Mrs T. f. Dreher.
The election of officers was first
in order, and those chosen for the
coming year were Miss Mizzi, Prcsi-
dent, Mrs. J. \. Pharr. Secretary
Mrs. j. NJ. Dyer, Corresponding Sec
retary-Treasurer, and Mrs. f. A.
Pharr, Vice President.
After this the Constitution and
Bylaws were discussed and a few
minor changes were made.
The program for November was
then arranged. A paper on Shake
Spores life is to be read. and each
member is asked to read or tell some
interesting incident in this connec-
ton, in place Of the regular quota
ton.
An interesting lecture by DR.. Ken
cal OF iuIaGe university IS greatly
anticipated by thu Book Club for the
early part Of November, the eleventh
if convenient for DR.. Kendall, which
will be given at Mrs. J, VI. Dyers
hospitable home.
The first regular meeting Of the
coming year will be at the lovely
home Of Mrs A. III Cotton on Nov
omber fourteenth.
After the routine of business
hour the guests were invited to thu
dining room whore the Club Colors
were artistically carried out in aut-
umn decorations Of golden rod and
yellow leaves, as well as in the de-
ightful rcpast which was served.
Mrs. E A. Pharr
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13

The bungalow residence being
constructed for Mr.. Albert Toerne,
on Second Street. facing the park, j;
nearing completion, and will be
quite an addition to that section of
the city.
Try one Tuna Fish, 4 Sc can. More
delicate than Salmon at Dyer-Leh-
mann CO.
Have you nominated a friend, to
enter the Morgan City Review con-
test. You should do so today. 1t is
worth while.
Mr.. F. Hitler Of St Louis, No,
was a business visitor here today
F:ne line of general toilet brushes
ard soaps at Belanger Drug Co.
Telephone your order.
Complaints are being heard in the
residential section Of the city, due
to the common use of ''speeders" or
skates. The larger boys are frequent
" reckless, and the pastime is be-
coming dangerous to pedestrians.
CSC Box Rexall Pills free with
each soc hottleRexall Chill Breaker
at Belanger Drug Co.
Miss Edith Miller, the popular
attache of the Cumberland Tele-
phone Co., in this city, is enjoying
her vacation If this time.
Preparations are being made, for
receiving the splendid new pipe
organ for the Methodist Church
which is expected to arrive here
within the next few days.
Buy your coal now. Save money
and be prepared at Dyer-Lehnann
Co.
Mr.. A. Vandergrift Of Houston,
Texas, spent Thursday in Morgan
City.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13
PERSONALS.

Nj, H. F. Belanger left this morn.
g for New Orleans.
SEE !. W. PADDOCK FOR IN.
MANcE.
AIS. 7. c. Wertsch left yesterday
.enlng for Park, La, Where she
= visit her granddaughter, Mrs.
iasene U. Jacobs.
Fig Bar and Marshmallow Gems
Dyer-Lehmann Co.
: a' A. s. Foote, of the Western
.a'on Telephone Co., of Houston.
~ .' Is spending the day here. Mr..
s1 Is well known in Morgan City.
'ne many friends here.
;. wv Know Peroxide Hydrogen is
aas'septic and deoderizer. It is in
-. : . reredixo tooth paste. Al
A'p'ss Drug Co. '''''' cleanliness
ssaething like 725 students are
s ,s.sd IN the Morgan City High
. .sr 'nls session. 1t is understood
~, sa'sl0nal class room is being ar
n ~ ana smother teacher will be
hhr. 'A'ui'y IN the near
: y Dyer-Lehmann Co. J. = '"'A-
( H. chargois has returned
d.. visit to Lafayette and New
An.a. During his absence Mr.. !.
se,sro Of New Iberia, had charge
~. . Rsnt-A 4-room house
d.. e..y water, electric lights.
"r'te P. o. Box 231 City.
= s,ner Dixie, of the Brad
e = -. portation Co., locked
s.e.aing and discharged
~ - 'i'sd cargo Of freight
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13
VajI.tS How
It lei Them

Arrangements havc beer mae
with the distributors 81 The Famous
500 Guaranteed lax Gold Tount-
ain Pen to introduce this pen into
our contest. Votes will not be given
for the sale Of Fountain Pens unless
such sale is made in connection with
an order taken for subscription.
The Guaranteed Fountain Pens
viii be supplied to each contestant
who desires to sell them IN ordcr t.
ircrease his or her vote credits.
No contestant will be permitted 10
sell ono OF these famous Barnet,
Fountain Pens unless persons buy.
ing same subscribe for either the
Daily or Weekly Review a; the same
TIM
Subscriptions 10 the Daily or
Weekly Review may be taken and
votes for the same credited without
the sale of the Fountain Pen
The Morgan CITY Daily Review
and The Morgan City Weekly Re
view will publish bulletin at least
once a month giving the number and
standing Of each contestant.
The receipt books. which will be
furnished free of charge tt each
contestent, vii! afford a perfect re
cord of the votes :" whic'1 each coz
t2stant IS entitled
Each candidate, s.ith the cxcep-
ton Of the three candidates winnin1
the three largest prizes viii be paid
q cash commission on all suhscrip-
ton orders. orders for commercial
printing and sales Of Fountain Pens
The three contestants winning the
first three prizes will not receive .
cash commission.
A 2G-piece set Of VIM. A. Rodgers
Silver Ware valued at $500, given
to the contestant who is credited
with the highest number Of votes
each month during the contest
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13
R',g:'s.s; ()f(''t l,ltest

The ea-test will begin October
10th. ts'c. and viii close March LIST
1917
The schedule Of votes - %iNcn
positively VIII not be chao-aA dur
ing this contest No sor"ial voting
offers will be introduced in addition
t. the conditions herein 50. forth
Each person nominated will be
given :! number and the candidates
name and nGmbcr viii be immediate
" entered in The Review contest
books
Only the number Of each contes-
tant or candidate will be published
until TIE close of the contest.
When contestant IS once nomi-
mated ana a number assigned that
conta~tant can not withdraw and
turn the votes already entered to his
or her credit over to another cor
tcstant. However. Il contestant NAV
Withdraw from the contest AZ any
tin" and turn his or her votes and
his OF her number over IL any per
son who Is not d contestant
Every contestant is required to
make d weekly report Of the votes
TO which he or she is entitled. That
IS, each contestant must render an
account al least once week Of all
Subscr ptlon orders received in order
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Bank Of Morgan City,
for the election of Board Of Direc-
tors, will be held at the office Of the
Pank between the hours Of eleven
and four p. m. on November, 7, 1916
1t. W. limo.
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LOST:-An embroidered pillow
with the word BABY" in center and
initials "A v" on either side. Re
ward Return to Review office.
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SIS Administer Rug

This prize is given by ALBERT'S
STORE, MORGAN CITY. and its
value is guaranteed by them. Al
BERT'S STORE has the exclusive
sale On WALKOVER SHOES.
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SIS Wardrobe Trunk

This elegant prize is given by
THE HENRY LOEB CO. LTD.
MORGAN CITY, and is now on ex-
hibition at their store. Call and see
this prize. THE HENRY LOEB
COMPANY are distributors of the
famous HART, SCHAFFNER &
MARX CLOTHING for men and
young men.
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$50 Glade-To
Measure Suit

This splendid prize is given ~
FISHER BROS, HABERDASHERS,
MORGAN CITY, and its value is
guaranteed by them
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13

A woman was kelled when the
police Of Bayonne, n j., fired on
rioting strikers.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13

Fine line of Fountain Syrinpes.
Hot Water Bottles, and Ice Caps
Belanger Drug Co.
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26-Piece Silver Set,
value SIS

This VIM. A. Rogers Silver Set
will be given to the contestant who
brings in the largest number Of votes
for the months ending November list.
December lst, January lst. Febru-
airy 1st, and March LIST
In addition to the large list Of
valuable prizes mentioned in the
above list. The Morgan City Daily
and Weekly Review will pay five per
cent commission to each contestant
III the race. with the exception of the
three contestants who win the first
three prizes. These three contestant.
will not receive the cash commission.
The commission will be paid on all
subscriptions made on the Daily Re
view. The Weekly Review and the
famous LAX Gold Point Barnett
Fountain Pens.
Don't delay writing or calling on
the Manager Of the Morgan City Re
view for any further information
you may want in regard to this big
contest.
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$4,000 Diamond

This Diamond viii be set in Ring
or Pin Setting, to please the winner
This magnificent prize is given by
tho IMPERIAL JEWELRY COM
PANY OF MORGAN CITY and Is
On exhibition at the Jewelry Store
It's value is guaranteed by them.
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9-Piece Oak
Dining Set

This splendid prize is given by
THE HOME FURNISHING COM
PANY OF MORGAN CITY and they
guarantee its value to be $500.
The set consists of Polished Top
Buffet with French Bevei Mirror,
an 8-foot Extension Dining Table
with large pedestal, a Beautiful
China Closet. Five Handsome Dining
Chairs and One Arm Chair covered
in Chase Leather. This prize Is now
on exhibition a, their store
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The candidate receiving the 18th
highest number Of votes will re-
ceive a 1 burner
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13

The candidate receiving the sixth
highest number Of votes will receive
his or her choice in patterns Of
hpautiful 4xl2
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The candidate receiving the thlrd
highest number of votes will receive
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-13
THE PIXIES

The chance Of lifetime for some,
~ 70 win one Of the lat2st model
H Ford Touring Cars. beautiful Two
Hundred Dollar Diamond or one o.
nv ether handsome prizes absolutely
without cost. -:
The candidate securing the high
-. numher of votes in The Review
Voting Contest will De gwen "'-
.oIutely free the newest model
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Bon Ami OIL Stove

This 81. endid prize is given by Tho
DYER 4 LEHMAN co. LTD.
MORGAN CITY. and is now on cx-
hibition at their store. DYER &
LEHMAN are not only agents for
the fine Oil Stove. which would b.
welcome in any home. bat they
pride themselves on having one Of
the finest and best stocked GRO
CERES in South louisiana
To the candidate securing the
highest number of votes dying each
month of the contest will be given 4
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The candidate receiving the tth
highest number Of votes will re
ceiYe