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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
DEIEGADOS ANERICANOS 4 LOS MEXlCANOS
pAREcE QyF ctBRFRA TRATA
Of FWTAR QUE SA|Cl
PERSHINC De mex.
ESiFsll lip NOV DFL 'AWYNK TINYS
or A!CF T'HDIES QUE FS I'EXoI|-
CABLE Ia ACT|TlIB DF LAB; ERA

NUEVA YORK. Noviembrc 20
Publica hov 81 Times" un editorial
Ell que hace yer que Ia actitrd de! dc
1egaIo carrancista Luis Cabrera cs in
explicable, pucs nadie puede saber
que es 10 que quicre nj 10 quo So pro
none con ella. 'Parecc dice cl perIO-
dico neoyorkino que el delegado me
xicano pretende que los Estados Uni
dos den satisfacciones 4 Mexico Dor
II rntrada de las fuerZas del gene
ral Pc:shing. pcro tal c-@a eS Nh
surda. FL gchicTno americana cs,a
disDucstu a que sc retire II e%pedI-
ci6n puritiva. Y solamcnte espcra que
Carranza de las se%uridades ncccSa-
ria; de quo pondr;l SuflcenteS Guer-
zas en- n frontera para evltar las IN.
cursiones de bandoleroS. pcro no pa
rece sino que cl jefc de n delcPaclon
movicana en- las confcrcncias de
Atlantic City esta hacienda todo cuan
to puede para estorbar un arregio Y
evitar el rctilo De la eXpcdici1n pu-
nitiva."
Dice tamhiGn el Times" quo las
conferencias de Atlantic City tienen
gran semcjanza con rs celehradas
en- Paris desput& de In guerra con
Espaha. pcro que hay que espcTar
oue ahora. como entonces. desputi i"
muchaS dificultadea So llcgue una
Soluci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21

ATLANTIC CITY, NoVicmbrr ~.
r. >rrr"tario Lane. r"@rrS" IN las
uliimaS horaS lie Ia tard" d" hoy i
r-ia rjudad Los otroS mi"mhr"> I"
Ia dale.ariin americana no :" r"H-
n!rrun en In maiIana para 'hStutir
con los carrancistaS. esperanto n
Lane. ASegyiraSr que este ira" q III
TINA paIabra del President" wilson
acrrra ia las diScuSi0naS sobr" 9.
caSn M,.XitO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
{L tHp{RADOR FRANCISCO JO.
Sc ST HjELA EY SER!A
SITvlCION
LA RtIHA HiRI' CRISTIHA fEClBiO RfOR-
MES vRIYADGS OE IA CRiVEDAD
DEL ANC!AYO fRPfRIDGR
srr,irIu E>c!u>r:" para ~ rRESsA.

MADRID. Novicmbrc 2G.-Se han
obtenido informes ell los ccntros po-
liticos acarca de que IN Reina Ma
DIRE, Dona Maria CTiSt!na, luien per-
tenece a IL Familia Real de Austria,
In rccbido informeS SccretoS del es-
tado dc salud del Em?"ralor Francis
co Jose. Tales lnformaciones dican
que cl Emperador Sc h"lia en- condi-
clones e,;trcmadamente Serias y que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Los delega hos carranciStaS hicierOn
contrapOSiciOncS.

Fl Serretario Lane pre>eut@ tam
bifn al Pre>ideute Wilson Las con-
sranropoSicione> hrchaS por .o> de
l,.gadoS carranri>;aS al palm Il" ia
romiSi6n americana. y las ruaf"> -
rrfirran Al rStabletjmiento lie ana
iona neutral rn Ia cual podrian "p"-
rar Las tropaS he amb0> paiS"S IN IA
p,.r<D-uri6n de los bandoieroS. h
prcSidrntr Wilson ronSidrro Iuatep-
tables r>a> propoSicioneS.
La opinion general entire los me-
y.rauo> pur - encuentran alu -
one las prnpo~jrioneS del Gohlernr
d. los EStaio< UnidoS deben ser l.
ccp:ada> Porlue un romplmieAio
con este pals impo>ihF.itaria Ia
rranza para rolotar un rmprtStito.
coSa que rop>idera abSolutamente
facIl >i conServa Ia ami>tad del 20
birrno americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
seo5 POR UN GUARNERiUS

FILADELFIA, Noviembre 29.-El
yiolinista Julio Falk, compro nor Ia
suma de novecientos cinco d6laies
un violin Guarnerius, perteneciente
{ Ia collection de violines de Ia tesla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Cabrera invOca Il kempiS.

Cabrera Sc rehuS6 hoy completa-
mente declarar cual Seria Su acti-
fud en- las conferenciaS de manana.
Unicamente anunci6 que habia He
gado I'm arreglo con los rrpreScn-
lanteS de eompaHiaS mineraS ame-
ricanas, quieneS le pidierOn que hi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Yon Falkenhayn Sc halla
q dos dias de marcia
de Bucarest
Telegrama Especial para.
La PRENSA.

Telegrama Especial para.
La PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Noviembre 20.
Los uftinos cablegramas llega-
e?os del f2enie or:enta: contirman
quo el general Won FalkenheyH,
jcfe de las troPas austro .alemanas
Que hacen la camPana en- Ruma-
MIA, ha obten;a, ura ariastante
victoria sobre las tropas del rey
fernando que sc encuentra ahora
con todo gu ejercito solo dos dlas
de narcha de Bucarest, la capital
del Reiac Rumano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21

mentaria del finado ] R. Barton
Willing, hermano de la sonora John
Astor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United .tates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21

rrI,rsn.n, F,r"":ar uara ~ rE%NSl
AIi.hNiI'. I'll ! .N'''.''''IL''' -
-F.n IA r""ir""Hria "' i"""''''" 'o'
dr'.-ad"s am"rl'an'> pf"Seiliar''h
un uljima'um Jos IH'AL'"h">' 'u-
Nlrt!""d"I"S Aur los ''FIi''il"S "' ''S
d'nAl'ilS Iu" nan r>ta''" >L"l''l" r''-
chahaiaS Por estoS ultlIn"S. y que
mrr"r.~r"n IN apr"hacI"n drl Pre-
Sid"atr WF>on en IA t"ntrr"nria
au" rrlrbr6 rI Secretarlo Lane con
Il. son l"> init"S haIo los ruai"S pur
den ser rrt.radaS las 'r"paS d". -"-
neral Prrshin- de MtNlco, Y que de-
h"rin ser ar"piad"S anteS ii" dISru-
IIr rudluulrr "iro pE"h.rllla 1T !"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21

Colnpre usted sus libros en- espaiol
iynacio {. Lo2ano, cor Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Texas. Su caaa es la mas barata.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-09-02
NOTICE.

Bids for the erection of four.
teen Q4) dipping watts. in the
various Wards of iberia Parish.
will be received by Fritz Dietlein,
Chairman Finance Committee of
the Police Jury of iberia Parish,
on or before Wednesday, Septem-
Der 6. 1916. Plans and specifica-
tions now on file with Fritz Diet
lein. Chairman Finance Commit
tee. Bond with solvent surety in
the sum Of Five Hundred Dol
lars to guarantee completion and
delivery Of said fourteen vats on
or before October 11th, 1916. to
be furnished by the successful
bidder. The Police Jury reserves
The right to reject any or all bids.
FRITZ DIETIlETN
Chairman Finance Committee. Po-
lice July. neria Pariah.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-09-02
SOME THINGS YOU SHOULD
REMEMBER.

In an editor al under the above
caption, the Ruston Leader re
marks
You should not forget that all
thought and tastes do not run in
the same channel; that what you
4 like to read III the local paper does
not suit some other person. \
man came to the writer once and
said: My daughters want vo, to
put more poetry and less politics
in our paper. You need not
laugh h-hc was no more unreason-
able than hundreds who complain
that some things ought to be elm
mated from the paper: not because
of their immoral tone or objec-
tionable language. but because
the do not interest them. when per-
hapS they are the things that in
terest majority Of the readers Of
the paper.
"Nou should remember that the
editor has to try to provide read
ing matter to suit varieties and
multltudlnous tastes in his read
crs. just as the hotel and restau-
rant men have to cater to the ap-
petiteS of their customers. What
one likes another dislikes. We
turn with disgust from dishes that
others relish. What would you
think of the man who would try
to force the dish on all Of his
guests because he or some one of
his guests were fond of it?
"The editor should and often
does publish many things that is
not interesting to him, because
they interest certain class Of his
readers. who have a right to ex-
pect him to cater to their tastes
as well as those Of others. He
wants to please as many of his
readers as possible by furnishing
each with something that tickles
his fancy if he can possibly do so.
"The editor has right to con-
troll the moral, political and lite
rary character of his paper, but
he must at the same time try to
furnish all his readers, if possible,
with such reading matter as they
like, giving to each his share in
each issue.
"YOu should remember also
that the editors and publishers
are human beings, as sensitive to
insult. and as liable to err as you
are and as much entitled to con-
sideration as others, and that you
have no more right to question
their veracity than they have to
yours. and that they have
to depend upon the statements Of ,
others for most of their news, and
are not always responsible for it's
;ruthfulness.
Remember that the editor can
not assume responsibility for such
statements as you may make to
him for which you are not will
ing to be responsible. which you
would not be willing to sign. His
virtually have his sig
lature. "-Ex, l.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-09-02
THE MORTGAGE DS DUE

THE MORTGAGE HS DUE
This notice comes to the
man who borrows money on
a straight mortgage due in
five or ten years, and he is
seldom ready to meet it.
When the mortgage is Civ
Ell the payment of same at
maturity looks an easy mat
ter but it is no easier then
than now, and the mort
gage is renewed from time
OF time.
The man who borrows
the money from this Asso-
citation pays the interest
and the PRINCIPAL back
in small monthly install
ments no larger than the u.s.
ual charge for rent. There
is no dreaded day when
the mortgage falls due, for
each month sees it reduced
until cancelled.
No trouble to explain our
plan.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-09-02
1he Strong Withstand the Heat Of
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble. and younger
people who are weak will be strengthened
and enabled to go through the depress-
ing heat of summer BY taking regularly
Crove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t purifes
and snrichcs the blood and builds up
the whole system SOC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
In This Event, High .I4rmy
Officers Believe His TAX
ing viii Be Indef-
nitely Delayed.

W ASIllNGTON. March 1e.--Niila ilec-
ms with his outlaw followers before
III" advance of the american eNpe,ii
tommy forces in Mexico. has reached
his own country u the Guerrero dis
trict. where high officers of the army
to- iEht believe lis capture VIII hc IN
definitely delayed. II the bandit chief
,ui:I makes a stand. Washington is
satisfied that the campaign Will quickly
end But If he so desires. military aU-
thorltics agree. lie can reach a haven
or safety in the nenr-hy mountains IL,
less than day "f riding
'rhc War department is anxiousiy
as a!tinG word that coutaC, has been
established with tho bandits. ana in the
absence "f official Information az TO
the whereabouts o. the outlaws. press
dispatches passed by TN" military cen
SCR with Tie eX2eu!tionary forces We're
accepted AZ reliable Administration
officials were deeply concerned over tho
r.purt that Villa had raidcd Americans
colonies killing tho residents
~ the Guerrero district and in the
country adjacent u Bahicora, Villa -
at home, and II hard pressed officials
believed he might abandon his men.
don the Carh "f a pcon. and foe so Ear
into tho south that Il would he ex-
cecdiugly dnicu};. I, not irnpossi 10
aDprehcnd him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
VALUE NAMELESS
WORTH UNEXCELLED
IL. :. 'happcII. OF This civ
Rays The Master OF Disru.r
VIII Help Others.

,.. ,'...l .'n"'is.r ua.us 10 logs los, -,
""LtlI'" AND sleep Tired. vor,,.,,,
Tug alHzincss 3ardly raj, ,hf
go "'t ""'' ar" q f.w Of H.,
..n enumerated hN Afr. Il : cbna.
''' Iu recent .ut.ryi.. nm
~ a. faulae man Il
IHh'Hr said Nlr cN,nt.ll '. "s''-
~" advice a. NJ ,;rc.4 cr,,,.,'-,
!. we me-" ~ tho ci'S since ;,Lt..,
L'" "rw uoai,.nc 40 lor...- s,,,,.,
'"' pains ~ my legs. slocn -.
~ a. over. my appetite is .-ood mn,
altogether ! rrol liz, :, p.,, ''''''
Wh"n ASKED whu; he f,.l,.I.
1an'h'. Nr Thnrp"lf r.rli.J III,
Y,,l'N. - consider Jnnlu" north ia,
""'Sht in gold"
lnnl"c h" said. "Ee,au." !, nts h.r.
n'"h ~" IA such a way that f..l ~.
- VIII h"heht others 3, th.v ,,uI ,,i,,
~, iN'"t'th. far ;riHl ,tcr ,a,inr
only ON" h"ttI" Eor relief"
-' '''HpeI Is . man in nigh itard-
!HE Wiii' HIs employers. aud or, ri ~
,."'"f SINUS o" his sommuu,,,
H"u b." round IN TahIac Tho ,..,.
.'" .''i+pn H'o.Fsayl - briuu IN. >.
l.'' b." ipIIptH FOR so vaIian,lr i.
N'iIiai.; hn- failh .n tho ucN ut,J;
.|'t" i;",ns " man whu J., .ry,.trt.
'"' S'!i -,"utvr-t.. selfish one a.. .
dr,''"Ts "' E'ipiu4 orhcrs cons,
NitNiiE t' 'uaH's hIe own cas-. pubI..
"u'!n!ra riH condition hcrorc rd
niioi Giilup ianlac. That persons ,.ho
az" suffering AS he was may nave tho
sum" golden uppprtunily WHICH WA,
afforded HIM or being made w.n And
sit"n. again Mr. 'happcl reference.
t. fHnltg - ho.u~ ''Wur,h it, Wei.yl,
"a @u!t. is strongly expressive ~
THIS @r0tlcmau's fai'h in -. "Mastc,
81 Disease ana 'h:; phrase is on"
tn"t 'ias hc"u used time without mum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

Tor hearings upon the sugar epislatiou
which has been referred 10y the Scnit"
10 my committee. w" shall make a
thorough study Of the Who'll" matter
anu VIII report out III. uil as cN-
p"dit"uSiy as possible. Thrrc Xiil be
II" unnecessary delay in this matter.
amt the senate VIII have ample Oh e.
p"rtunity 10 pass the repeal bill be-
fore May l."
senator Erouseard. Of Luuigiana who
VIII lead the ilSnt Tor the repeal and
VINO VIII oppose the proposition 10 M:
Ia consumption taN upon sugar, de-
ciir"d to-day that TN, movement for
hearings WAS nothing tuorn 49,, ln.s
IMAM Il scheme 10 dei"N ,;rr vote on nh.
House resolution. ana th:,, /, should bo
resisted. He added that the pronos,,,
consumption tax WAS absolutely unnoy.
c>SafS from any standpoint If addi-
'lohnl r"vcau" is needed. ana SUGAR is
|" hc mao" TIA" means of raiSin. il,
senator ErousSard thinks that . g-y.ut
huiE should he restored to inrortcd
SUGAR rather than a consumption tay
imposed upon The domestic Industry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
WAR DEFENSE MEASURES
NOW BEFORE CONGRESS
Both Senate aud House to Resume
Dcbn,c ON Pending Bills
To-Day.
EARLY ACTION is EXPECTED
Legislation Repeating f'rce-SIgar
Clause OF Tariff Act Not to BE
Delayed. Though Efforts to Have
Hearings Are Rcing Made.
Congress May Adjourn
by Early in July

WASHINGTON, March ID.--Evi-
deuce of transportation brtM cen Cor
Srcss and President Wilson, which
mRy lend Ia mn cartier n,liOurn,ucut
NJ the Capitol. IL scen by uMrinis
in the action of the Srnnt" and
House in advancing preparedness
ieEi.inti"n nhrnd Of other hills. rnd
prnrticniiH removing the I.uruprin
nnd Mexican questions from thr
field of debate through votes sun
parting the President.
\l1hou.h some congressional
lenders. notnhi, Speaker CInrI,. sny
Congress will he III session until
fail. administration leaders predict
runfi,icntI! tn-,luy that advancement
would come late la june or earl,
in July.
The President - vcr, d.>iruu.
that i"nSrcss take action on the.
imp"rtant uucStiOnS NOW prn,.in.:
before the political ronNcntious ms.
srablc In June or JIl,. Work nn
til" democratic platform nirc;td,
has hccn begun an the assumption
thnt this can he accomplished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
DEATHS

-
SUNMr:ES Died March ~. 1916. u,
her residence. M.ltnu. v Va. Mrs
ANNIE ~ NAii.ES wiio OF z u SIlu-
mcrS she leaves two sons. 7. q. and
Or g. j.. Summers, mcItcal inspector
10" th" CITY, uHd on, -'lau=h'"r irene.
at Milton. ~ ~
EANES pied Sundal. Mu,eh i., az
his residence, 81 SiOp h.t"tsh -:
ear linz. MN . - EASES ro,u"rl,
- hc,rrahuie, va, aft"i lingering
iilNv>s.
iut"rmeut iu nlmdford Cemetery
TUESDAY, Marcel Fl
sMITH.--btcd snddrnlr from apop'"Ny
street. South Richmond. JOHN. v
SMlHli. on sunday az 'l-ap y 81. iu
the nfty-fourth ycur Of his aye. lie Ia
survived 10y thr". cnIldt"n, T.. y. anu
l.. ". on" daughter, Mr.. " " col
lt"r. IL" was conductor on tho Ntlnu e
~" coast l.iuc ful number "t wears.
nud ais" belonged 3" in, MuS"u. L"dGr
No. IL;
HARRISON Entered into rest yestoi
day morning -; the nom" ~ Ms sou,
liorcr Harrison. ,;rc"mshmro =.
flttF E:Sbi: EllMl NJ, HAi;isISD%.
formerly ui Richmond College. iii"
remains VIII arriV" in Richmond Mon
day morning, and will hc - 1901 West
Grace street. at tho nom" al his d,,Ugh-
ter. Mrs. II. y. i'ogc.
Notice al funeral arrangements WNi
appear later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
roo 1--we FoE CLASSIFICATION.

,rssTi MES Van Horn X co. of rhiln-
dolphin official costume Of tn.
HUrrnu Of Vacations Tot Women IS
North sixth slr"c,. Tn"sdaT 10 take
should first consuit him. Th.r order
through tho Costume Committee" Nj
orders mus; hc paid tor ~ advance. -
III" comiuitto" is financially unubl" -
tax" tic RESPONSIBILITIES Tho hours Tor
exhibitions: Court Costumes. 10 \ Nj
10 u. NJ tountrE Costumes : J.. Al.
to . T. NJ. MI others, :. to " T.. N
LOST. - cold watch b.tw cen tirs, Bap-
list Church and Robinson street. with
Initials T.. :. y cali Madison W.
or return TO pastor OF First Baptist
Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

l~n""iai 10 Th" Times Dispatch
!i:ATllSNILLE VA. March IA
MISS Elizabeth Y Ncnie, aged seventy
'""' S"nrs died OF measles At the home
o. ""r nephew, \. Is. Ncaic. at Oph,lia.
'hiF county. on Thursday night. rh .
funeral services were conducted -,
til" hone hy i..N Nh MCCorii. Win
in'"rm"rt H. Smi,hlaud Cemetery u.,
h"3thsNlii" Miss Ncal- was highly
esteemed IN The cou,muui'r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

~u"rini l." The Times pisuaIchl
'hIEitSbtIII. Va. March l.-Aji..
Marie kafISa. aged thirty ycnrs daugp
',' OF N' and Mrs. j. f. kaikn. do,
,hlS morning at her home lu ch.s;c.
.',a ouniI "i pneumonia followiu.
weeks Illness Besides her parent
50" is survived by three brothor,
james f.. IF Petersburg John. or r,li
i"ruia. Wnd Frank g Kafl,n. of Ch.g
terrified
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
Bessie Mitchell.

Especial I" The Times Dispatch
l.I N'liBtIiG. Va. March la.--I;cs.
~" Mitchell. the tcu-ycar- old child -.
"a south American gypsy couple. did
to-day at the i.ynchlurE huIpi,ni
"h"f. shc had been a patient about sis
weeks. III" child was burned u.,,
Clarion where the family WINS .nr,,,,.
cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


The funeral of = rlu,s. rormcrl,
OF Petersburg who died Yesterday Al.
his residence, No stop. Petersburg
chr line VIII b" heId from tn" Second
i'f"Shtt"ri"r 'hrr"h, Petersburg. ru
Tuesday afternoon at %.3O o.cior', rho
iit"rncnt win bo um ilnudrurd Gene.
tory II" is survived by his wife .'ll-
brother ANA one son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

N'N Nun!e summons. m0tU.y - DR.
II = summers medical INSPECTOR Of
the lily i;"ard "f Health, dicd VS.
tsrha3 1T h"r ., sid"'cc il Milton "
Va Shc was The wif" of T !: sum
lncrs. ~ whom si" * survived Slc
leaves also another son, z - sun
n"rs. W'd "r" dnueht"y Mis- uruo
summers of Milton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

Especial 10 Tn" Times dispatch,
ii NttiBCRG. VA. March 4. rb,
""oN OF Mrs l.. s. iiillmau who die,
ON saturday AT her home at p,nioL
I'"iofd County, was brought here ,n
DAY aud the burial took place at tb,
fr"sbN tcri'n Cemetery. Mrs. lIiIIm.,
formerly lived in l.ynchburr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

bell County. abou, ten miles from
LynchburE. she was about seventy,
years old and Was II member OF Bcthanyi
Methodist Church She is survived nv
her husband and three brothers. John
y. Lee. James J. Lee and Edward Lee.
81 Lyn"hburp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20
Nti,,U\i WITH MEAD
AVIATION MtNISIt,,

sSp' iai Cable 10 Tlr Times Di.pn,cn.
ROME March III. The Ap.ircait
Sectional" states tlH,t ORGANIZATION Of
an italian aviation ministry. viii.
GueiIclin" Marconi ha Its hcad. is about
!" br elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

=. i'hNu". OF columbia. ;vItu wa.
S""hn"h !" the Stuart Circle Hospital
- much improved. II. * THO fn,her
of Mrs William w Nance. az 5oo Gnir
Third street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

OF this crisis is beng auNiously awaited
on both SIDES III IN" border
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-20

cardinal Go'r Wa oo ur 1898 ~
1en"a nnd was made " narrual ~. i,n-
He haA hrtr III Tor ZONE Inn.
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-07
IN MEMORIAM

The Great Ruler of the Universe
has called unto Himself, our beloved
sovereign, Eugene c. Holloway and
we bow in humble submission to an
all wise providence. In his death the
community has suffered an irrepar-
able loss and The Woodmen Circle
Of Myrtle Camp Grove 83, Berwick,
is profoundly conscious of the mis-
fortune that has befallen it. He was
a tender and loving husband and
father, devoted son and brother, a
faithful friend and upright citizen
Resolved: That mere words are
inadequate to express the grief felt
by each member of this lodge and
though our friend has gone from us
yet his memory will always linger in
our hearts, Be it further
Resolved: That we offer to the
stricken family our most tender and
heartfelt sympathy and that copy
of these resolutions be sent them,
one published in the local paper and
that they be embodied in the minutes
of this Lodge as memorial of our
esteem for our devoted sovereign.
Stella Walter
Florence Davidson
Minnie Forth
Committee, Myrtle Grove 83.
Berwick, La.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-07

The circulation Of the Morgan
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ing day by day. The contestants in
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it is moral cinch that there are
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-07

brings in the largest number Of votes
for the months ending November 1st,
December LIST, January LIST, Febru-
ary 1st, and March LIST
In addition to the large list Of
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above list, The Morgan City Daily
and Weekly Review will pay five per
cent commission to each contestant
in the race, with the exception of the
three contestants who win the first
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will not receive the cash commission.
The commission will be paid on all
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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
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contest.