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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-22

abwedieIuns ais Mebi.
Gin. Viele Seute Wihen i'm gl3e=
melnen, oaB auf gerionen. bic an
aenihen arantbeiten leiben, elm
Wediel oft iebr mobltbueno wirtt.
Wenn man bic SbatIade, oab oas
gSoblbeiinoen oes Sorpers oar iebr
our4 bic guiheiteruns bes @emiitbs
beoinst wiro. beher piiroigte, 10
wiiroe man lid bieIer iebr perniinf.
ti9en Wleoiein piel bdufi9er bebienen.
Sic brauht ni6t beionoers toiiIpie.
lia Su iein. oenn, um einen WedIel
Su erSielen. 1T es ia nidt seraoe
nOtbig, cine guropareiie su MAIDEN.
Sn 98irtlIdfeit tann man i'm oft
innerbalb wenissn Weilsn pber
&utben bonn sienen Seim finben, uno
3luar obne bic llnbequemlihteiten uno
Grmioung bes Reiisns. peld5e in 9
aus 10 6dlen ole eutsn Wirtunaen
neuer umaebun9en uub grfabrun,
gen seritDren. @iele 2sute. bic on
uuperoauli4teit lsibsn, baben au
ibrer ueberraI4ung tuabrssnommen,
wsnn iis nit elmer ir6bliden @eIea-
ibaft aeipeift batisn. baB iie nidt
nur reidli4er oils ionft eeeefen bat
ten. ionoern aud BON allen unanae-
nsbmen Solsen peritont geblieben
waren. 9iele. bic iid abgeipannt uno
unpdblih iiihlten oosr pirflid trant
pareu, erinnsrn iid, mie bel Der gns
tunft zines bsitersn BeIu6ers porr
bel Der 8slesenbeit zines biibi6sn
tlsinen Gusfugs ollie ibrs 1ebel pie
our6 3aubsruort perf6panben.
Sieie betannten 8eifpiele betpeiien,
mel6en wunoerbaren GiniluB oas
8emiitb auf bic iorpsrlipen 8efa5le
unb 8erridtunsen ausiibt unb pie
nctbwenoig 9eborige Mbtuehielung
uRo Seridieosnbeit i'm Seben III. nm
ben 8eiit in seiunoem 3uiiano ,u
haltsn.
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patriar6 Soiua.

Wdbr.nb Der Serbitaeit, in ipel6er
bic getpsbre Der Nimrobs i'm Walo
unb auf benz Selo tnaaen, srI9sint bic
Grinnsrung an sinen biebsren 9srliner
SonntagsiGger, Der Elm t0itli9ss Sri.
ainal mar, po6l ansebradt. gr mar
elm dltsrer S.rr, bem man fpsssn fsis
nss patriartalii9sn 9lusIsbsns ben
bibliidsn &inomsn ~patriar9 Sos
iua" segsben bate. Gr mar, elm
Mann bon s.brunssnsr @eItalt nit
tpsiBsm Sdur unb Bart, aus benz elm
l.iosr febr ftart ser0tbstss 9lntlib
froblih berpori9duts. Sieie 9efibtss
farbe bate ibrs sigsns 9si9i9te. Gin
aefliissltes Wort aus benz Wiunbs bes
alien aau3.s fast 2laes. 2ns einit
nuh Der Saso i'm .9orftrugGinsr gum
Wirtb fagts: ~9sbsn Sic mir einsn
Sdnups, absr teinen fdle9tsn!" ba
rief Soiua entriiftst 'baspiI6en
nWas, Sic hummer MsnI1, I Of le 6s
ten S4naps sibfs nidt!" Der @rst
bate ibm psrboten, S9naps au trim.
fen. Gr aber balf fid auf feline glrt.
vSsrr Wirtb, brinssn Sic mir, mas
-f.in S9naps lit. &iimmel iit tein
Sanaps, n2uft" 0f.ffsrmiins) lit
fsin S9naps, rWobIssmutb nit
9isbs" Cpoltstbiimlider 8erliner 2lusz
orud fir 9lruf nit Simbeer) 1T au9
fein S6napsl" GnbIi9 bate Sofua
iif fanfi gu Sobe setrunten, unb ala
sr au @rabe sstrasen purbs. bait.
IsIbit Der 5immsI Wlitlsib nit ibm
unb Dffnete feline Sdlsuien. @tltsn
1T einsm trintf.iten SGssrsmann elm
10 fsu9tts 9rab hreitet tporbsn. Gin
alter Sasotumpan dbsr pflsst Sonn,
tags Worssns, peun er auf Der Sabri
nad ben Sasbsriinbsn an benz sfir6.
bof poriibtrfommt, in feinsn Bart gu
murmeln: .@utsn Morssn. Sofua!
9utsn Wlorssn, Soiua!-
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Stc GrSe ais 9raftauette.

Sbglei9 bic jsbigs lebsnbs 9ensra.
tion bic GrIhDpfung Der irbiidsn
Steintoblenpprrdtbe niht Su befiir9s
ten bat, 10 ma9t lie fi9 bod biel Sors
gen barum, pie unIere gfadtummen
einmal obne fis ausfommsn, ibre Sa.
brifsn bstrsibsn, @r5e f9melsen, iiber.
baupt WGrme unb 2i6t srSeugsn iper.
e,u. Die WdferfrGfte. bic ia, bur9
Surbine n aussenubt, ssnug 8raft,
eleftrii6es 2i9t unb alfo aud Wdrms
au gsben perm0sen, bat man nibt
iibsraa aur Sdnb; bic 4usnubung Der
Spnnenfpdrme. @bbe unb Slutb, bes
Winbes unb anbsrer Raturtrdfte ges
nGbrt su unrsselmdBige unb in Der
9stpinnung su toitIpielige &raftquel.
len. Nah elmer aniiht bes franaOI.
fhen Naturfpri9ers Sertbelon bietet
nun bic grbs fslbIt bic grobt. unb
cine gang unerf6Dpflidbs &raftquelle.
benn es 1T betunnt, bab bic Sempsras
tur. ie tiefer man In bus Grbinn.re
einbrinst. befto bOber ipirb. unb mub
in elmer Siefe bon 10 Bis $4,000 SUB
fhpn cine SiBs bon 300 = 400 9rdb
berri4sn, bic ulio ssniist. Sampf.
2iht uno ms9dniide 4rbeit bolIauf
au lisfern. Cine iol9s Siefs su ers
bobren biirfts fhon Der beutigsn Sebs
nit feline S9pieristeiten bistsn unb
iomit cine BON allen 3ufdIIen gang un1
abbdnsise araftqueIls seibaffen psr.
ben fOnnen, bic iibsran an isbsr belle.
biaen SteIIs ans.l.st tperosn fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-22
R&er gfaifieitdt srsrifY er ibn unb
fcf,nb TIN melt unter bas Bett.

ssm nd9Fen 4ussnbIid trappten bic
nnipi1iommensn @iIte in ben gprris
Dor. abtr Der 5ausberr mar fdon mics
Der auf ben 8einen unb stna ibnen
bdnbereibenb unb persnilst fdniuns
selnb entsegen = ipubte er bod isinen
Saab In Si6erbeit.
Die 2lntDmmIinae beifanben aus
5srrn Bsrnemams RsFfen gilbert, b,i<
fen Srau unb bersn ainbsrn - atpei
MGbhen unb brei Rnaben : foipie sis
men biden, fur5bsinisen Wops.
.Ha, ba fommen mir tpobt gerdbe
aur redten 3eit!" rief Rsffe Gilbert,
benz Ontel irGftis bic Sanb briidsnb,
~ipir brinsen einen redt tiibtigsn Up,
petit nit = als mir bereinfamen, rod
es bier 10 ansenebm = ni9t ipabr, es
sibt Rudsn2"
Oamit ma6te er .s ii6 bequem,
ipdbrenb bic Sausfrau 3affee fp6te.
uno bic 3inbsr i'm 3immer 9tGss auf
ben Rppf gu ftelIen brobten.
gur Der Wops, Der trob feinsr Sstt,
beit fonit 5u ben 4useelufeniten gss
b0rie, mar bsute uniihtbar unb merfs
tpiirbig ftin, mas f9fieBfi9 Srdu 9ers
nsmann auffiel unb fie iid na9 ibm
ertunbiste.
.9la, bas arme Sbi.r muB Iit er,
fGltet bdben," ertlGrte Mlbsrt, rer
-idleidt jebt INNER 70 herum = Mop>
pei. tpo biIt Ou benn9 &omm' bod Der,
mein @ib6en!"
alber bas @iebden madts baau feline
4nItalten.
r9ab ibn bod In Rube," fagte bic
tunse Srau, tpslde Bis iebt nibt plab
senomn,en battle unb enttGuIdbt bic
8utterbrote betra9tets, tpeIbe Batter
Berntmann gu frsi4eR besann, ~ipenn
Sbr bod feinen &uden babt, 70 mas
den mir Iiebsr einen Spa3iergang,
tpn,m'. gilbert, iomnt !finbsr, Butter
brOt baben mir su Saufs felber!"
60 troIlten iie iib ipisbsr, bic 3in.
ber ldrmenb, bic Glt.tn nit manhsrlei
Spdb4sn iiber 9srnemanns @ei' unb
fait nod bebd4tigsr unb f6ipsrfdlliger
pie er gstommen, Der Wops, als fiible
.r ieben S9ritt.
Der Ruhen IolI uns T9medsn, bes
bebe!" rteF Batter 8ernemann, dls iie
uuBer S0rtpeite fparsn. vWuttsr, nun
fo4ft Ou nod mai &affee, iebt tpollen
mir uns pflegen!"
r9lbsr fdg' nal, Batter, mo bdft Ou
ibn benn eisentli6 binseitellt, bab bic
Ransen (iie meints bic 2inber), bic
bod 4llss bur6fdniiffsln, ibn ni9t
ssfunben baben9" fragile feline s5rau.
nSa = fiebit 9u!94 Gr na1te elm
Gubsrit pfiffises @eiidt, inbem er ben
einsn 3sisefinasr an bic Stirne lsste.
ssn bisfer SteIluns perbarrte sr einise
Womente, bunn biidte er iib fdnsG
unb sriff unter bas 8sit.
rSisr, meine iebr rersbrte syrau
Btrnemann. lit bsr Student" unb sra>
SiSs prGientirte er bsrielben ben - lee,
rem Seller!
Wer bic 9siidtsr Der beiben alten
aeute seiebsn battle! Serrn 8srnes
manns Qrme fantsn fdlaff berab -
Der Seller seri6metterte am 8obsn.
Srau 8erntmann fieI auf einsn StubI
uRb kgann idmmerli9 gu tpeinsn.
rDer Woppel!" fhluhats lie.
Der Woppel!" tpisberbolte er tons
los.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-22

afiidsn i'm WaFsr s.bradt. fofort bi.
natiirlite Gage ipiebtf einnebmsn, bat
Der otolitbenlois Giica aussnIdeinli4
bas 8sipubtiein ieiner Gage Derloren,
blsibt ldnsere 3eit, oft cine halbe
Stunbe auf benz Riiden oosr Der Seite
lissen, fdfpimmt srOBsre Strsdsn NIT
benz 8au1e na9 obsn II. tp.
Ssbr eiaenartiss @srfube but fsrner
berislbs ssoriasr uuf Inrsguns BON
prof. Grnsr nit 3rsbien ser 8attuns
Grepette (Palaemon) angsiteut. gis
niae grtsn arebIe babsn nGmliA futt
Der ionit aug fpblsnIaursm &alte bsfes
hsnbsn Stolitbsn iolae aus SanbtDrns
hen pbsr anbsrsn bsliebisen &orpera
6sn, pelds Bel Der Sdutung psrloren
Qeben unb bon ben Sbiersn ielbIt pers
mittelit Der Sd}eersn in bas na9 auben
pffene StolithsniGd4sn ein9sfii9rt lpers
berl Soldier 8rebien purSsn nun
bon @lois &rsibl in Der 9sfungenI4aft
als llntsrgrunb bes Aquariums fein
pertbsilte @iIenipGne seboten. gla4
erfpIatsr Sdutuna ipurben alsbann bic
Sbiere Der Wirtune zines @lettromugs
neten ausseieBt. Rdberte man nun
ben glettromagneten bem nit eiIsrnsn
Stolitlen periebensn &rsbis, 10 blisb
bas 2bier anfanss rubis. Sobalo
man aber ben Strom fhlob unb ous
Gifsn bes glettrpmagneten bubur1
masnetifd purOe, ssiste iih iofort bic
Wirtuna. bu nun bic Otolitben DON
bsm Magneten ansesogen tpurben. Rd-
berte man beiipielsnsiIe ben Magnst
benz Shiers bon pbsn redts. 10 neiste
iih bel &rebs nit benz obsren S6eile
bss 2eibss bonn Mdgnstsn meg, 10 baB
CT f9rGs gu liessn fam. Sei 4nndbss
rung bes Wugneten ihrds Don unten
brehts iid bas Sbisr nit bem .Riidsn
benz Masneten gu IL. (. p. Oisis @ers
iu6e bstpeiien tpo6l stpeifsllos, bab bic
Stolitben an benz Orientirungsperm0.
gen Der S6iers i'm Ruume bst6eilist
iinb.
Bon anbsrsn 8sfpeifsn fei MIR nod
folgsnbsr mitgetbeilt. g. S9dfer
itellte feit, baB Sroi6larpen, auf bic
SrebIfeibe gebra6t, in ibrer nfriibes
ften sSuqeno~ teine 9reb9pinbels
inmptome aeiasn. 9tsTs itellen iih erit
naA sinigen Sdgen Der GntpideIung
eir.
Cine genaue anatpmiIGe 1tnterius
dung Der 5roIdlarpen in OerIdiebenen
Stabien ibrer Gntpideluns aeigts nun.
bab bas srite 9luftreten BON Drs6s
idpiubsl seitIia gang senau nit Der
@p[lenbung Der Gntipidslung bes 8ols
lsnbuns Der @ntpidslung bes 9ossn'
Ganaapparates aufdmmenfGlt!
90 ipri6t alIes bafiir, bab ber
MeniG unb bic Wirbeltbisre in ben
8oesnaGnasn urb Otolitben Elm Organ
bsIiBen. oas iis bsfdbist, ii9 i'm Raume
au orisntiren unb Orebbspsgungen
foabrSune6msn. Man bat porssIhlas
gen. bieies Sraan ritatiitiI9ss Sins
nesorgan" gu nennen. Oas TT alIo
Der isdfts Sinn, ben mir bsIiben, ber
Srisntirungsfinn. Die Msnidbsit
unferer Sage pfleet bei nsuen gntbe.
dunsen nah bsm NuBen, ben iis brin.
gen, gu fragen. gluBlos tpirb AUDI
bisie neue GrrungenIhaft Der @ifens
Tdaft auf bic Oau.r ni6t bleibsn, aber
muR iie uns nidt fhon an unb fir iid5
bsfriebissn, als elm ipertbpollg 8ei,
tras gu Der tui9tisen 4ufgubs, bic
fdlon BON uralten Msiien SuIammsnse.
faBt tpurbe in bic Wprte: ~grtsnne
bit9 ielbit!"
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y u u II q.
profehor: rSassn sic uns, S.rr
3anbioat. mo iinoet man Die meilien
Siamanten2A
Ranoioat: .Sm 2eibbauie.-
Gin 6I.dter Sib.
": ~Satteit Su aeitern gbenb
sinen suten glab i'm Sbeater2S
S.; ~elnsn gans mlierabslen.
Wein Sdneioer fab neben mirl"
Se8baIb. pas 9iebits am
sanser Sag lit mir bod bas Mittass.
I9IGf9en."
-Sr9 Sd meins. Du idIdfit gar
ui4t nod Sif4".
-Sd ni&t; aber msins Srau!- !.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-22

Oi9tsn uRS ira 9tsn.
S9riftitelIer Gu isinsm S9neioer) !:
Gisbsr 9err, ftreiten Sic bod NIT mir
ni9t iiber poeiie - babon bsrItsben
Sic a6Iolut Ri9ts =! S9nsiber (entz
riiIteD: Was MOLTEN Sic iassn2 Sd
Dsrits6s nidts BON Der sOttli9sn pOes
iis2 sic leben BON Oihten = no,
unb i1 Ie6en Don Srd6tsn = dlfo bas
@anse 1T bi9ten unb trahben. Sic
tra9t.n barna9. mas r.elles su bihs
ten, M - unb i5 oihte ne r.eIIs
Sradt suIamrnsn - bdP id n lp
tbeil?! -
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA 23RD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
BANK OF MORGAN CITY
VS..
WILLARD DITCH
No. 14,267.

BE 1T KNOWN, That by vir-
tue of writ of seizure and sale
issued out of the Honorable 23rd
Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish of St. Mary, and to me
directed, in the above numbered
and entitled suit, I have seized, and
will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, without appraisment, and for
cash, to the last and highest bidder,
at the principal door Of the Court
House in Franklin, St. Mary
Parish, La, on
SATURDAY THE nth DAY
OF MARCH A. D. 1917, between
the judicial hours of II o'clock A.
M. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. on said day,
the following described property,
to-wit:
That certain lot Of ground ~
ing and being situated in Ditch's
Annex to Morgan City, st. Nary
Parish, State Of Louisiana, west Of
and adjoining the property OF
Thomas L. Morse, and having a
front of Forty (4O) feet on the
south side of Ditch Avenue, by
depth along its east line of Ninety
(90) feet; on the West line OF
Sixty-eight (68) feet; and on the
rear or south line of Fifty (5O)
feet. Together with all the build"
ings and improvements thereon.
Being a portion of the same pro-
perty acquired by Thos. L. Morse
at Sheriff's sale Dec. 18, 1915, in
the case of T. L. Morse VS.. Willard
Ditch.
Charles Pecot,
Sheriff St. Mary Parish,
Louisiana.
Dated:
Franklin, La,
February 18th, 1917.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
TO PROBE HIGH
COST OF living
House Appropriates $4,000
To Find Out Why SpudS
and Onions Cost So
Much

Washington, Feb. 28.-The Hous
today accepted an amendment t
the sundry civil bill appropriatin,
$4,000 for an investigation into tn
high cost Of living by the Fedora
Trade Commission.
Measurable improvement in thu
transportation conditions Of the
country, with respect to car short
age and congestion, were reported
today from every section, according
to announcement made tonight by
the car service commission of the
American Railway Association.
The situation at Chicago, it was
said, had been relieved further.
Congestion at gulf ports decreas-
ed during the first two weeks Of
February, it was reported, by ap-
proximately 10 per cent, the total
accumulations being 6O72 cars Feb
ruary Is, as compared with 1927
cars February /. A further decrease
is reported to have occurred since
February Is.
The Seaboard Air Line railway
reported that it had available 1000
empty box cars which it was placing
at the disposal of the Southern, the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis and the Louisville and Nash
vile railways for the use Of shippers
on those lines.
Representatives Of the Southern,
the Seaboard Air Line and the At
lantic Coast Line railways gave no
tice that the needs of Southern fer
tilizer interests would be met at
once and a threatened tie-up of the
industry thus averted.
The commission sent letters to
every railroad in the country bring
ing their attention to the recent re-
quest of Independent oil interests in
the Middle West and elsewhere that
in enforcing embargocs the railroad
classify petroleum in tank cars a,
fuel. No action was recommended
by the commission, the decision be-
ing left to the discretion of the var
iOus roads.
The oil interests informed the
commission that the business Of
many users of oil as fuel would be
seriously affected if their supply
were made unavailable by cmbar
goes against the shipment of com
modities other than foodstuffs ant
coal.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
INDIANS SOON WILL
START FOR NEW ORLEANS

Cleveland, O., Feb. %. Manager
Lee Foil, Trainer Hitte and the ad-
vance guard of the Indian club, in
company with Mayor Davis and a
party Of fans will move on their
training camp at New Orleans
Thursday. Only five players will be
in the party departing from the
sixth city, the majority of the men
will go direct from their homes to
the Crescent City. The second squad
will leave Cleveland on March 9th,
in charge of road secretary Bill
Blackwood.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
$37, 500, 900 ADDED TO ARMY
BILL IN SENATE COMMITTEE

Washington, Feb. 28.-An in
crease of 100000 to the army
appropriation bill was ordered to-
day by the senate military affairs
committee in completing revision
of the measure which passed the
house. AS it viii be reported to the
senate the bill will carry $277, AGO.
7O8, ten million in excess of the a.
mount carried in the existing law.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
SEPTEMBER MORN" BETTER
THAN EVER

A good house witnessed the pre-
sentation of september Morn" at
the Masonic opera house last night,
and to say that they enjoyed the
comedy, the song numbers, the jokes
and the dances, which was rendered
in such a pleasing manner, would be
putting it very mildly. The attrac-
ton as presented last night was
much better than it was when
presented here last season, and only
favorable criticism was heard from
members of the audience while
commenting on it.
The cast was an exceptionally
good one and every member did
their part in a most pleasing mann
er. Mr.. William Moore, in the role
of Rudolph Plastric, art professor,
won the admiration of the entire
audience by his ability for produc-
ing laughs. When it came to pull
ing off" the real "stuff" in the way
of jokes, the professor was there in
cloud numbers" He received en-
core after encore, but about the big
gest hit was when he SO "pleasingly'
sang, "The Spare Rib from the
Butcher Shop of Life" This was
as expressed by one of the auditors
rich stuff" Another number
which greatly pleased the audience
was "a bit of harmony" rendered
by male quartet.
Miss Ruth Wilkins, in the role OF
Argentina" the Worlds Greatest
Tango Dancer" rendered her part
to perfection. Her dancing, as well
as that of Leslie Jones, as Teddy
Van Dyke, was appreciated by the
misunderstanding New Bernian
New Bern, N. c., Jan. 13, 1917.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01

A good treatment for a cold set
tied in the lungs is HERRICK'S
RED PEPPER PORUS PLASTER
applied to the chest to draw out in
flamation, and BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP to relax tightness.
You get the two remedies for the
price Of one by buying the dollar
size Horehound Syrup; there is a
porous plaster free with each bot
tie. Sold by Belanger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
AT fHE ARCADE TONIGHT

Charming Mollie King once more
appears in a leading part for a
World Film feature. This time the
lady who has previously appeared as
the star of her own production sup
ports Robert Warwick in CAL
Man," and gives another of her per-
feet offerings at the Arcade theatre
tonight.
The part assigned her in this play
is one which fits her perfectly, as
she is enabled to play herself and
thereby her own corking personality
"gets over" big. Mollie is only
! eighteen years old, but that does
not stand in the way Of her success,
for she has been on the stage since
babyhood. She was only eight
months old when a road company
came to the little town where she
lived, and wanted baby in the
third act-one real, live, sure
enough baby who would blink its
/ little eyes before the footlights and
let an occasional yell.
Mollie was chosen for the part
that particular night. With great
anexiety, Mrs. King was in the
wings while the leading lady was
promenading on the stage with her
little Mollie. But Mollie had stage
fright. She started with the music,
gave one lusty cheer and never
stopped crying until she was back in
her mothers arms. The fluent lines
of the leading lady was never heard
by the audience, for Mollie's lines
were more pronounced and they car
ried the day.
She has practically been on the
stage ever since that time. When
still very young Miss King played
an important child's part with
Maxine Elliott in "Her Own Way"
Miss King was then seven years old.
in the prime Of childhood. She was
SO successful in her work that when
Miss Elliott took her company to
London after the long New York
run, Miss King was taken along as
a member of the company, making
her one of the youngest American
actresses to appear on the London
Stage.
Her next important engagement
was with Denman Thompson when
this noted histrionic star of "The
Old Homestead" played in his
vaudeville sketch, "Joshua Whit
comb" taken from his star role of
the famous play. Between engage
ments Miss King attended school
and was as proficient in her studies
as she was on the stage.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
THAW PHYSICAL, MENTAL
WRECK, SAYS PHYSICIAN

Philadelphia, Feb. 2s.-Harry <.
Thaw is physical and mental
wreck, according to a report made
today to Captain of Detectives Tate
by DR.. John Wanamaker III, a DO
lice surgeon, who was present yes
t rday when New York alienists ex.s
manned Thaw. DR.. Wanamaker said
that it would be impossible to re-
move him at present.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01

Marlin, Tex, Feb. 26.-Thirty-
two players and several camp
followers were in uniform at Emer-
SON Park this morning when the
Giants began official pratice. Act
ing Manager McCarty was assisted in
handling the 16 pitchers by Catchers
Kruger, Kocher, Sandberg and
Cororan, and each of them were
given five or ten minutes in the box.
RUDE Benton was first on the
mound and Benny Kauff drove out
the first hit.
The pitchers were taking it easy
and the infielders were kept busy
handling grounders while "fungo
hitters" worked the outfielders.
The afternoons pratice was cut to
one hour on account of the players
slowing down under the extreme
heat.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
LAND AGENT SHOT FROM
AMBUSH IN TENNESSEE

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. ga
Waynesboro, Tenn, special says
that ]. G. Stricklin, AZ, land agent
and trader, was shot from ambush
on the street last night after leaving
friends home for the hotel. Nine
buckshot fired from behind Wagon
struck him below the heart and he
died almost instantly. It is said that
he revealed the name of his assail
ant before dying.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01

Take HERBINE for Indigestion.
It relieves the pain in a few minutes
and forces the fermented matter
which causes the misery into the
bowels where it is expelled. Price
soc. Sold by Belanger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
Fifth Prize

A $4,000 made-to-measure suit
from the exclusive shop for men
and boys in Morgan City. Fisher
Bros. will take your measure for
your spring suit, and sell you all the
trimmings pertaining thereto.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01

MRS. CREENWALD is BUYING
a BEAUTIFUL LINE OF ALL
KINDS OF SPRING DRESSCOODS
IN NEW YORK FOR THE
SPECIALITY STORE.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
The Review $1,000 Voting Contest

where you may buy at reasonable
price everything in dry goods no.
tons and mems wear. At this time
the January Clarence Sale is on.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
Third Prize

Third Prize
For the third prize the Home
Furnishing Company will give
splendid nine piece oak dining room
set. which if bought would cost
$500. See the Home Furnishing
Co. for all needs for furnishing the
home.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
First Prize

1917 Model Ford Touring CART
This car is completely equipped in
every respect. It has been purchased
from the Loeb-Dreher agency and
will be given to the winner in the
contest.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
U.BOAT CLEARED
OF SINKING u. S. SCHOONER

Washington, Feb. 28.-It has
been officially established that the
American sailing schooner Lyman
N. Law was not sunk by an Aus
TRAN submarine.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
Seventh Prize

This is the prize that saves your
temper. A $500 Bon Ami oil stove,
the last word in clean cooking. Are
you reading the DYLECO adver-
tisements? Hardware too.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-01
Sixth Prize

Sixth Prize
What better prize could be select
ed for the winner of sixth place
than the Administer rug valued at
$500 from the Alberts Dry Goods
Co. They have complete stock Of
all kinds of floor coverings as we'll
as dry gods and clothing.