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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Inn iid) Den @eg fiir ieiue @iepers
c~rtpdblung niht 81 perlperren. bat
Yrdlioent 8iliou in Der 2%anoespers
tbcioigungsiruge Dor Dem Sunoes>
aon9rcS bic Segel 9citrihcu uno Die
&prfdmpfer leiucr nYrepareoneB" :
Solitif, ariegsiefretdr @arrilon nnp
Silisfrieosiefretdr 9redinribgc. iiber
9oro 9cben laiien. 9abei ltebt Srds
iioent @iIipu tbepretiid) audi hcllte
nod alf benz glcifeu Stnnbpuntt,
pie bie l~eitenoen Nduner in &ricgsz
Scpartement, benen CT ieet Den Saufs
pa6 crtbcilt; alld CT 5icht, 9leid)
@arriipu uuo Sredinrio9e, cine aons
t"ineutal sMrmec nit einbeitliher Sber5
leitlna in 8aibington benn IuSbau
oes itadtliden W~tili5ipitems Dor. bat
aber erfannt, buB cs 9egenipdrti9 ans
iidt5los lei, lpioer Den Strom 81
idiuimmen. unp babcr beidloncu I'M
Sntereile leiner INSTRUMENTATION alf
Iaes al per5id)tcn, mas ibr etipa
binberlid, Ieiu fpnute. 60 bat CT and
bereits periprod)en, on saS bon ibm
ielber 9eidaiiene 3pltariffpcrf Die
5erltorenbc Sano 81 legcn.
Ser c~uropaiide Nrteg bat C. Den
Ser. StantM n~abcgclegt. Der %ertbcia
oialna Der beimiideu Shple gegen
etIpaige Nngriiie bon auBen Gin 9rDs
Beres a%ugenmerf al ibenten. Die
Slptte aQeiu permag bieie Iuf9abe
nidt 81 lDien, obipobl lie nadi pie Dor
unIerc 6uuptlpaiic bleihen iou. SaS
itc6eubc Seer lit entidicbcn gidt tart
gculg, nm eiuen mddtigen Scino Den
9anpesercnsen iern5ubalten. 60 be-
|lbloB Die I%e9ieruns, cine geipe9una
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Continental armee Us. 0aat(iC6e ]l(iij.

sur S6aiiumg elmer sroBcn 2anbpers
tbetpi9un9sz Nrmee cin6uIeiteu. 3lpei
Wegc ipareu bn offcu: eutlpebcr iollte
baS Itnntlihe 0tiIi5ipltem aIsgebaut
perbeu, poer e5 lplte cine itarfe Som
tinentul Irmcc acbiloet mcrbeu. Sic
9ic9ieruug trat iiir iebtereu Ylau Gin,
beilen llrbeber arie9slefretdr @arris
ion mar. Sieier filbrte 5u @uuiteu
ieiues @eoantens an, baB pus Mili5=
lpltcm idllper bon Der iiblid)cn 8elltcs
pplitif gu trenncu lei uub baB es
ferner rdtbliher lei, Die Irmce bon
eincm @ittelpunttc, @aibingtou. aus
5u leiten, ul5 bon As peridicpcuen
Den Sauptitdbten Der Ginselitaaten.
Die Mills ioltc ~teinesipegs bcieitigt
lueroen; nber neben ibr loItc cine
Sentimental sNrnnee bon 400 1000
Waun geidaiicn perbeu. lpoiiir iGbrs
lid $45,000.000 ~all5geiebt mcrbcn
iolten. Sagc9cu ipurbeu allcrbaub
Gimpdnbe crbobcn. Sic Wili3 CAB
Der Sefiirdtuug Ausorud, man lperoc
ibr berart lire eigcnen Heierpen ne6s
men, ipdbrcub Nrmeez Sffi3ierc crfldr>
ten, obue nllgemeine @cbrbilift lniie
lid cine ipIde Nrntce iibcrbaupt uid)t
ms 2eben rllicu, YrdIiocnt @ilion
trat auf lciner leBteu aampaanetpur
eiiris fir Die &egieruuespldne Elm.
Sobaip CT nuf crnitlihen 8iberitanb
in Den bemofratiihe Neiben
itieB. bat er iie mitiammt ibreu Der
ietteru iibcr Surb %geiporfen. Sic
Ger. Stanten touuteu cine bcTcrc
Observation-Disclosures gaus gut &c
braudben; aber luie oas obne @robid,
belpertlteaieeu: pas lit Die Srage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Norlage fit
Nnpnng paiNert.
Iud Die Mariuc muR uerbeiert
iueroen. - @eidjlcnuigung ncs
Saucs pun SreaDnougbts. - Wtu=
nitiuns, patripten" bic faitc SfDul=
ter 9e5eist. - Slpttc gcriiitet; fam
i'm Stiileu S5ean jebt jebem Seino
cntgegentrcten. Yruteitc Sa=
pans gcscu Ginwanoernngs= Dor
lagen. - Scnator Gilman yer=
flarte" lid.

8af6ingtpn. 3. G.-@enige
Minlteu, nadbem Die Ean3erpldttenz
Subritanten AM s. 6ebruar Den
Marine IusifuB Deg Senats Dapon
benatrtdtigt batten, oaB lie Den
Srei5 Der Ynn3erplatten nm 5000
sic Come erbDben niiroeu, menn it'd
Der apngreB cntidlieBeu ipiiroe,
8an3erplatteu Sabrifeu fir Die Hez
gierun9 III errihten poer an5utaufen,
murbe Die @orlage. lpelhe Den 8au
elmer iolden Negierungss Inla9e pprs
iiebt, pom Au5ihuB augenommen.
Sie Gorluge Iiebt cine 8elpilligung
bon $1,000 600 Dor; Die Sabrif
miB idbrlih nidJt tucniger als 90
600 Sonnen Yun5erplatten bcr5u@
itellen imitanbe iein. Sics ut ctluas
mebr, oils fir 5tpci Sh(aftidifie
eriter aluile gebraudt miro, iooaB Die
Eriputfabrifen nod ciIten groBen
S6eil Der i'm Slottenpro9rumm por9e1
iebenen Tan5erplotten ber5uItelen
buben pilrbcu.
Ser &orlibeube oc3 NuSihuies,
Senator Gilman, duBerte lid iol9ens
bermnBen:
Sic Srobuug Der San5erplnttcne
Snrone, Die 8egierung 6u idrefen.
IdBt Ben GongreB falt. Wan bat ms
81 periteben gegeben, baB bic Tan5ers
plnttcu> Sabrifnutcn ibre Trciie crz
bpbcn luilrbsn, neil cine anfertigrn9
oerlelbeu III Hegierungs @erfitdtten
lie 5lpingeu piiroe, bon Dem @eIfdft
fern 5u bleibcn uro lie 9enotbigt
lpdren, Die YreiserbDbung b~or5unebz
men. um iiG einen Nnlprtiiatipuafpno
81 idlaifen. Sd CLAUDE jeSuf,, mir
merben cincn @es firpen, bicien
Gnmberu Salt 81 sebicteu. Sn fri
tiif)en 3eiten t0uncu mir TIRE Sabri=
fen I'M Gnteisnunssuerfabren ermer :
ben nnn uun Tegiernngswegeu be-
treiben."
Nah fur3er Seratbung lpuroe aud
Die Tprlage, ipeld)e 100000 SIN
Iusriiitung Der Warinc 8erft bon
Wtare Sslonb fir Ben Ban bon
9riegsitiiicu pprIiebt utb 100000
sur SergroBerung Der Meip 0orfcr
Warine s@erit beitimmt. III Dem
aomite nnsenommcn. >gSciter ipurbc
cine @orla9e %an9enpmmen, Die Die
GinIteQung bon ipeitcreu 800 aae
betteu in bie critic &loiie in Innus
polls ndhiten Suli %9ene6migt.
9eibe %prld9eu ipareu an Z. Sc
brllar ppnl Salt3 an9enpmnlen lporoc1
Sm Stillcn Ssean.
@uibingtou, 8. 6. - sn
ilbcrraid)euoIten fam Die @rtldrunr
Nonlirnl Slues am s. Sebrlnr pp,
hcm Wariucz NuoiduB bes Ibgeprbs
nctenbduies. bnB Die amerifaniidt
&ric99flptte icbt in Der Gage lei
irgenb eiuem Seino ~eriplgreid cnt.
g%egcn5utreten Dem lie I'M StiQer
S3ean entgegengeididt lperoen piirbe
gr lebute e5 ab. lid barber 81
GllBern, pelde Sdritte oas Warine.
Sepurtement III Den lebten ad)t5ebr
Wpnaten in biclcr Nitrtlng 9ctbar
bat, neil Dies @iilitdrgebeimni1i,
Ieien.
Mausel an Heierue. Sffisiereu.
@eiter fubr Der Nbnliral fort, pai
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
2lnti,eatkeliicl,cs aus ,ileries.

(5mi MadrfoIgenben gcbcn mir einen
Aus3ug ans Dem Brief zines bcfunns
ten @eldditsnlannes in Werifo, uhne
Nameusuuteridrift, bn Die Nennung
ieines Nanlen5 ibm unaunebmlifs
feiten bereiten bHrfte. - @s iinb MIR
eiuigc peuigc Ingnbeu, nbcr bieie
lino I'm 10 bc5eihnenber fiir Die Gage
in Ierifo.-S. H.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

oo3 Gildgrat bat, fiir ieine Gnt-
idJIieBungen cin5uiteben; feiner BON
sic nit cillcm Nod ei..c lleber.
5Gtglt1g mls3icbcn. Gr hot ld)on
l0n9it in eil oSo.iage"- aabinett nitt
mebr bincingepaBt. Serr @arriIon
bat nidt mtr iein 9lnlt ais ariegs.
Sefretar, iplroeri. icine Stelltng ais
9eratber Dcs YrGiioenten ernIt ge-
npnnlen, aber TrGiioent @ilion
6rmtdt chen feline 9erotber, ior0ern
MIR 9otenilngen. Gurin 0irfte Der
@rlllro mir Oie Heiigrntion oeS
&riegssS efret6rs 5ll ilid]eu iein.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Gjiisicr, Sem 1itarine . KeHer
uerlsren ein9, bcecnnt
Siet Iet,mlSi9.

Gan Sroncisco Sdl.
Gnlian Blob. 3. a~irfpntrid erfldrtc
iih am II. Sebruar Dor eincm Griessz
aeriht on 9prb bes Shladtibiiies
.Sreson" Der Nahldiiisteit uno llns
fdbigfeit ifulbis. ba Der linn anpers
tralite Shladteniignal : Sober I'M
Mugult b. 8. pom 3eritorer vSnl"
abhuneen ~getomnen mar. Seutnont
Scrbert q. Soucs, Der cine Helerpes
Sorpcooboot Slottile befeblist, iie9t
aleiher Iutlage eutge9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Mrmierte S1iite
lDcrDcm Derjenft.


GcntralmGd)te bcbanDeln POM 1.
Mars an nle iuldlr Sdiffe ais
&ricgsidpiifc.- Wcmuranonm Der
Wicner nno Der Serlinet Gcgie-
RING iGmmtlid)cn Hentralen ilbcr=
mittclt. = Sritiid)er 6cbeimbcfebl
an &anffnBrteiid)iffc, Snnd)bDptc
obne iueitcres ansngreifen, ami
Sampfer r@uuoficlb" g%efnnben.
in m~enn5eGm SGaeu id)oiien
alliicrte Sampfcr auf SaudDbuote.
= GGmrdDil nnb Spring=H ice ais
8cmGbrsmGnner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Berlin. - Qtcberiee 9tadrid)-
ter.Igentur.) - Die oeutide Hegie.
rltng bat oil nelttrale Regierungen
Elm Memorandum aeianot, IN mel.
dent lie mittbeilt, oaB bon run an be-
paff1ete @anOelsifiiie. ipeld,e Sdll.
bern geboren, Die nit Sclltihluno i'm
&rle9e llegeiL ais Aricgslfiffe be.
trat)tet ulrO bebanoelt per0en.
Sie beltidc Heglcrung ertlart.
Dab oicie Mtabnrbme bllrd, utsoriid.
lidle (<ltItrtftionen gered)tfertiat lit,
lpeld)e Die britiid)e Nomiralit1t an
aaufiabrteiidiffe erluilen bat, mo
bon Oenen Die oeittite Hegierung
cine Ibldrift erlangt bat. Sieien
Snltrliftionen 6ufolge millIen Die
aallffahrteiid,iffe @eidiitc fiihren
ilro SaudJbootc ullgrcifen, iobalo lie
ibrer aniidJtig merocu.
@S beiBt. Bob aud, Die alroercn nit
2elltld)lano I'M &riege liegellDell
Sdnoer gleihe Snitruftionen on Die
&upitdne BON Sanoelsidiffen erluiien
Gubcn.
Sn oem Memorandum miro airs.
geiitbrt, 9elttihlano made Ole nett
tralen Wtdd)te nit ieineu glbiid)tell
befannt, .cumit lie ibre Siirger oapor
rpurllen f0nnen. lire GerIon ODER ibr
gigenthllm meiterbin arlnierten Sall-
0elSIdiffen, oie nit 9entid)lano i'm
ariege liegenoer Mdd]ten a%ngcboren,
dil5uoertrullelt.
SeMtldlano fiibrt neullsebn iSGae
oil, IN oenen Die 9eidplloiguna erbo,
ben miro. Salroelslhiffe hdtten aili
Soudyboote geieuert. Seiterreid,
llngarn Itebt i'm gcgriff. cine Den
0elitid)cn Memoranonm gleihe Nott
Sl peroffcltliherL III melfer eS hciBt
Dob Die 81. II. 81. SeeitreitfrGftc III
alcId)cr &cile aegen urnlierte &ullf,
f1brtel'd)lrrc r~orgchcn lper0en. lpiC
Die SelttI6lano3, mo 5lpar rom %,
Storuur ub.
GcS oelttihc Memorandum puro(
umeritolliidlcn Settings aorreipon
0cnten POM Inter Stuatsicfrctdr hin
allSmnrtige sllgclegellbciten Sr. NJ
irco 3inmlcrmalln, mitgctbeilt. 81
iagte, er CLAUDE, ous Menloranoun
itinln1e NIT oen Soeen iibereir, lpetd,t
in Sen SorldlGgen ser amerifauilher
Hegieruig on friegfiIbrenoc 9tatioItei
betreffS Ser SatdJboot.&riegfilbum
eIrthalten iino llnb lueld)e, ipie e.
oenft, ba5lt beitinmt iinO, oieie &rieg
fitbrlllg mtf cine gcborIge SaiiS 81
%Itellen. Sie betreffcnben @eieble
iagte er, lperocn Gnbe oieieS Wpnnt:
IN Strait tretcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Selaien tpmrSen feline Sris,
SensrerIe4laae ~eeunasbt.

u.-Sic beleiidc &C.
lanbtihnit erflGrte am II. Sebrunr,
paB Die III llmlauf seicbten 8crildltc,
iponah Seutidlauo Der belgiiden Ore
gierrag MISUNDERSTANDING. mad)te,
ieber Segriinpun9 cntbebreu.
(2aut 6. :. q. s&abelgranm bat
Der pSiierpatorc Homnuo" cbenials
perneint. baB Seutidlauo Selgieu
burh Iigr. Sncci, pdpltlid)er Shut
tins in Selgieu, MISUNDERSTANDING
oemaft babe.-S. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
6rieebiidbe Kansmsr itinmt
iur 11cMtralitGt.

Itben. - Yremicr Sfpuloubis'
NeutrulitdtS Yplitif ianb am II.
Scbrunr sic llnterltiibuna Der Scpus
tirtcn saammcr. Ser Hegicrlna
murbc nit 266 gegen ledS Stimnlen
elm @ertrauenspptum an Sbeil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17

Seimbufeu erreid)ell 5tt ionlclL i.lo
ulld) Oas mn inter Den p0lferred)tlld)
~feItgelebten 9eihrdllflungen. llno
lpanm ulnerifaniide 9iirgcr bel Der
Gerienfltlg zines armicrteu &alOela-
idiffes Der AQiierten lrn'a 2eben font
men, miro Die 9unOcsregicrtng nid)t
ous Hed)t babelL oagegel 81 prote.
itiereu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Snuoesrcgicrmng miro gegen ibrcn
@ilen Wcmuranomm iiber armicrtc
Sdiffe anerfennen miiiIeu.

@uibington. - Die iiber.
Diplomatic Der oelltid)en Gen-
tralmlGd)te bat Die G~ereinigten Stou-
ten III cine Gage gebradlt, III Ser lie
Sdpulter an Sdyulter NIT @iert ulro
Berlin oufiir eintretcn miiiien, oub
sic Sreibeit Ser Mieere oeu ~neutraleit
9totionen geuabrt bleibe. SIN Stants.
amte befnnnte man iid) 81 Dem Trin.
sip, oaB SanoclsId,iffe utter ben &C.
dnoertcn &erbaltniiien Der Seefricg-
iilbrlung feline 8eihiise an @oro fiib.
rem iollten, in ie1er befannten 9tote,
Ole alien friegfiIbrenoen MddJten Die
gntpoifmng ~.frieolider Sdifie"
~poridllla. ltnter Der @ano- menn
mtb nIft amtlid - lebnten Die M.
liierten oieien goridlag alb. Nit
Hiifiid)t mli Die boz, Scr britiihen
Iomiralitdt crluiienen gcbeimen Sn-
i%trllftlpnen miro eS offenbar, Dob
alliiertc Son1pier ueutralen Eniiagie.
rem feincn Sdplb mebr bicten t6nncn.
90 lie alS &ricgsihifie oas Heht ami
oie iiblid)e @arnung penpirft baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
,tntcritiismne fir Sic SepSls
fcrmne pslen's nStsie.
International News Service.

Gm it ) ul-Sn eiuem artifel
Der .Nproocutlden II9emeiucn Set
tling" (12. Scbruor) miro erfldrt,
oub $1,000, 600 per Wonnt fir cnts
ipredenbe llnteritilBlng Ser Stp0lfes
rllug Yolen's berlptbiSt niirbcu. lie
belgiid)e llnteritiIBuu9s : acwmiiiiion
ilno bos Hodefcller Snititut baber cine
llnteriuduug bccnoct lnb bertdtet,
haB flcinere Soubs nidt geniigcu
lperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Artrgsiefretar
tritt jnrnd.

legt ieinen Soften ME
Der rno perlaRt @aibinstun. =
Nenfercr 8rnno mar Die SdDei-
ternna bcs neutrality-suspicious.
Der inncrc biirfte Der iein, SaR
8arriipn icin Mint ais gcratbcr
ocs Eraiibenten ernit nabm, Der
ErGiioent abcr MIR 2ei,tc brandt,
Die SIT alien ieinen ImiidJten rSa"
iageu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Bic lusiidJen Solsen.

Ser Traiioent miro lid oober ge-
gen ieincn @ielln ge5lulngcn lcbcn,
cine Eroflunlation nit Der @drmmg
5ll erlallcn, Dab amerifanild)c 9iir.
ger armierte Sanoelsifiife eiiter Ser
aliierten MGd)te nift beliisen iollen.
8leifBeitig miro man iolhe Tam.
pier, penn lie amerifaniihc SGfen
unlmrien, aud, ais ariegSihifie be.
bonoeln miiiierl; oaS beiBt. JIG meroen
MIR beibranften anieltbalt 5lrnl Sob.
len uebnten oiirfen, INN Den nGditen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
WaHenprotet
'gegen &nnung.

IuiflGrung sefprocrt iiber Die r0cs
fabr". - yHiiitnns nnn6tbig." =
Iborbnnng pun Mrbeitern, Sarntcrt
uub Srauen upr benz &ungref. -
ySu bleibt has 0clo? - User be-
orpbt bic Der. Staatcm? - SaS
Tplf mill bic Wabrbeit b6ren.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-08-18

D. S. Wilkinson will leave Sun
day for Helena and Billings, Mont,
where he will have charge of the
installation of important telephone
apparatus for the Mountain States
Telephone company. He expects
to be gone three months.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-08-18

r. w. MacDonnell returned Fri
day from Seattle, Vancouver, B. c.,
and other Sound points, where he
had gone on business trip a week
previous.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-08-18

The second evening meeting of
the Sunday school class of VIM.
Gregory met Wednesday evening
at the j. H. Cole home. A pleas
ant time is reported.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-08-18

The rural free delivery petition
will be forwarded to the Depart
ment Sunday or Monday. 1t has a
good healthy list Of Signatures
several more than the necessary
number. 1t is said that there is a
way to get daily service from the
start and if this is true a strong
effort will be made to secure that
kind of service.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-08-18

H. E. Harrison was displaying
an apple on the street this week
that for size had the rest Of the
fail apple family backed up against
the fence sobbing for breath. 1t
weighed an even l6 ounces. 1t has
delicious odor, is yellowish green
in color, and comes on right after
the yellow transparent. 1t is a
new variety and the nursery that
Mr.. Harrison represents has a Inn
tied number of the trees for sale.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-08-18

R. R. Woods returned Friday
evening from Chicago, where, as
secretary Of the Order of Railway
Telegraphers, he has been for the
past six months negotiating with
the railroads for revision of the
schedule of pay and hours of SER
vice. The trouble was amicably
settled couple of weeks ago.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-05

flamables have been allowed 70 &C.
cumulate, 70 see that in 50 far -
possible the ordinance regulating
the installing Of metal flues u OBJ
served and especially BY . rigid in
spection Of those now installed see
that those dangerous are removed at
once.
The metal flues hss been the dir
Get, traceablc cause Of SO many fires
that many Of the strongest insurance
companies refuse to insure 8 build
ing where they are used.
In any case a charge Of Is cents
is made for such flues, and inseveral
instances in the city, where there il
one metal flue in = range Of frame
buildings, each Of the buildings are
penalized Is cents, making . very
large aggregate charge.
The rate for insurance premiums
is governed by the amount of the
fire losses. and anything tending to
lessen such losses will as surely, act
to lessen the rate paid By the assur-
I'd. 4.
The underwriters say that there
has also grown up in this city and
vicinity another unnecessary cx-
pcnse to business. and that is the
long time taken by the assured in
which to pay his premium. The agent
that must settle his balances month
ly or say at As days and if he hasn't
the money he must go borrow it.
This interest charge takes q large
share of the agents commission. I.
The City is already provided with
splendid fire fighting facilities and
needs only the citizens should be
convinced Of the Importance Of thor
oughly guarding against any care
lessnes in leaving inflamable matter
exposed, removing all nues and there
need be no fear Of an extensive fire,
such as occurred several times in the
past.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-05
To The IDsuring Public.

The trouble and expenses incur
red by the Local Insurance Agents,
because of their inability to collect
their premiums, and the frequent
losses by non-payments has become
so much Of tax on their business
that they have found it necessary to
limit all credit for premiums to so
days from date Of policy. Hereafter,
satisfactory settlement must be made
within that time, otherwise the policy
will be cancelled, for such non-pay-
ment.
MORGAN CITY UNDERWRITERS
ASSOCIATION
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-05

When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have indiges-
ton, and you need HERBINE to get
rid of the disagreeable feeling. It
drives out badly digested food,
strengthens the stomach and purifies
the bowels. Price Zoe. Sold by Belan-
ger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-05

Nominations for The Review Pop
ular Voting Contest are pouring in.
IF you want to have the honor Of
naming the winner fill out the Nom
ination Blank to be found elsewhere
in this paper and mail it now.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-05
Dr.. ]. Clarence Berwick
Physician and Surgeon

Office h.urs 9 I y. M; as p. n.
Once At Peoples Drug 90. Opposite New
Depot. Calls ans W cred day or night. Phone
68 office: Residence 3sl. Morgan Ui.y. La.
Berwick clients call Berwick Phone IL ri
hours.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-05

Tickling in the throat, hoarseness,
loss Of voice, indicate the need Of
BILLIARDS. HOREHOUND SY-
RIP. 1t eases the lungs, quiets the
cough and restores health in the
bronchial tubes Price Csc, soc and
$1.OO per bottle. Sold By Belanger
Drug Co.
LOCAL UNDERWRITERS
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED
In order that they may better CO.
operate with the City Authorities
and the Civic League and other bod
lies seeking to lessen the fire waste
Hof our city, the Local Insurance
NAgents have formed an association,
(which they have called "The Morgan
City Underwriters Association of
Morgan City. The purpose Of the or
Akanization is to use its best endea-
kors to help clean up premises.
where boxes, paper and other in
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-05

ALL in ALI. we have great showing this week
DON'T MISS ANY OF THEM
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-19
COULD NOT BE BOTH HAPPY
 AND HONEST, so QUIT JOB

SAN FRANCISCO. Jeff Mccarn, former United States District Attor- ney for the Territory of Hawaii ar rived here on the steamer Great Nor thern today and explained that he gave up his position because he could not be both honest and happy in it
 'I was honest and tried to be hap py." he said.
 McCarn said that affairs In the isl- and are controlled largely by five firms. who have a hand in nearly ev- erything.
 McCarn said two phases of his work caused him to be unpopular. One of these. he said. was his effort to stop prize fighting. The other related to his recommendation to the department of justice than condemnation proceed lngs for certain land be allowed to lapse.
 McCarn gained much prominence in May. 1914. because of his indictment by the federal and territorial grand iur.es at Honolulu as the result Of quarrel with Cloudius Mcbride, an attorney. He was arralgned on charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. The case was dismissed be- fore trial.-(Seattle P.Il
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-19

hours of the night huge waves of flame reddened the sea and sky for miles around. and columns of thick black smoke lowered hundreds of feet Tn the windless air.
 Surely, everyone thought, this will wake the Turks up. They were well come to make their discoveries now. But even the angry glare of the sky, winch must have been visible for miles away. failed to attract the at- tentlon Of the Turks.
 "At daybreak every transport was clear of the bay and only the war ships remained. These began to fire on the beach. breaking up the piers. sunken ships and water tanks on the general principle of leaving nothing but firewood for the enemy.
 "At length the Turks awoke. They saw the fires and began to fire on them. They must have seen that the ships were firing on their own posi- tions. but perhaps they thought the 'Anzacs' had gone mad and were fir ing on one other.
 "The Turks Tn Suvia Bay for a long time had no inkling of the reality, as they plastered the British positions. where there was now not a soul, with high explosives for hours and were still doing so when the battle ship, from which the correspondent was watching the entertainment, departed at o'clock.
 "The Turks were somewhat spryer in the Anzac zone. They could be seen climbing out Of their trenches and peeping into ours soon after day break but the shells of the warships sent them back in a hurry. The heri- tage of the Turks amounted to few picks and shovels and a number of hospital tents. All the guns were brought on except five which were destroyed. including two worn-out how.tzers.
 Tt cannot be said that the troops were sorry to leave. but in view of the dire forbodings of few days ago all are keenly satisfied with the sue cess of what will rank as one of the most successful and brilliant opera tlons in military history, carried out in the face Of an enemy S5,0o0 in strength"