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W'lnnipeg Close

oats, cash, No. 2 c. w, rs; May oats,
.77Hs July oats, .701s October oats,
.59t5: flax, cash, No. 1 N. W., 3.1S% ;
May flax, 3.13h; July flax, 3.12 " bar
ley. No. 3 G. w, 1.27.
Minneapolis Cash Close.
No. l hard, 2.9SA@302a; No. i
northern, 2.s4ss @2.90h; choice 2.a4h
@2O01s; arrive, No. northern, 2.7b "
No. . northern, 2.771s @2.90h; No. 2
hard Mont, 2.92h a 1861; No. north
ern. 2.651s@2.s01h; No. hard Mont,
$500; No. / durum, 2.77@2.S2; choice,
2.S7: No. 2 durun, 2.72@2.S0; No. 3 yell
low corn, 1.64@1.56; arrive, 1.52@1 .54;
No. corn, 1.51@1.53; No. 3 white oats,
90 " 9.70h; arrive, .6Sz a. .69h No. 4
white oats, $50 10; barley, 1.15@14S;
barley, choice, 1.4SQ154; flax, $3.50
3.32; rye. 2.04@2.06; arrive, same.
Duluth CASH Close.
No. hard. 2.s5h; No. northern,
2.S41s; No. northern, 2.7SM @2S0 ;
No. 3 northern, 2.725a ORTIZ; No. 2 H.
NJ, ASST; oats, cash, .65 v %. Mi ryS,
2.02@205;i barley. 1.10@1.56; No. du-
rum, 2.S2; arrive, 2.S2; No. durum,
2.720277; May durum, 2.S2; July du-
rum, 2.41M; flax, cash, 1885, arrive. 1856.
DuIuth Flax.
May July Sept. Oct.
Close .... S.35 1872 az S.00h
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oats for export to seaboard. This would
mean 100000 bushels. The Pennsyl-
vania railway was said to have orders
for ESQ cars to load provisions. A car
specialist said IL was one thing TO give
the orders and another to get the cars.
A Board Of Trade membership sold at
$1,000 net to the buyer yesterday.
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Minneapolis~-Very good demand for
choice wheat with the tone frmer.
Low grades slow and unchanged. Blue
stem No. Northern IS to 20 cents
over May Flour demand dull. Ship
ments moderate and car situation get
ting worse.
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Wheat S04, OOO-926, 900; shipments,
], 1856, 900 LEI, 200.
Corn 5s7,OOO-s42, 600; shipments.
All O00--6S0.0 900.
Cats 556, O00-1, $4,000; shipments,
7S7, 600, 123, 900.
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at much better spreads than before.
This likely to help situation.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-05

including women and children. had
been killed By submarine warfare.
How many moro does the Senator
want to see killed before he is ready
to defend our citizens and their rights?'
asked the Ohio Senator.
"lf "ny government were seeking
out Americans with intent to kill them
because they were Americans" said
Senator Norris, 81 would go TO war
when the first one was killed. That
has not been the case here either with
those killed by British mines or Ger
man submarines"
Senator Williams denied that any
Americans had been killed on ships
striking British mines.
Senator Tillman. OF South Carolina.
said the President had made IL clear
that the war was upon the German gov
eminent and not the German people
The people will be back of the
President and Congress with men,
money and loyalty" Senator 1ilhnan
continued. The great republic must
accept the challenge OF autocracy. and
20 forth I'm battle for tn. worlds de-
mocracy
when we hit. we must hit hard.
Let us fotgct the making OF money.
These who would at this time make ex-
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OF America Will gain as much consola-
ton as if 10000 citizens had denounced
this government after a war declara-
ton"
1T Erazcs the edge OF treason" Sena-
tor Williams. OF Mississippi. inter-
jcctcd. and Senator Reed Endorsed the
intersection.
"'rhe President is not calling America
to arms for the sake OF Il few paltry
dollars" Senator Reed continued. but
for IN. life. honor and integrity, OF
this country"
Senator Norris. replying to Senator
Reed. declared that he had meant no
reflection on anybody when he asserted
that he was afraid the nation was
about to put the dollar mark on the
American flag" He had no apology
to make for that remark. he said. and
added that he was not questioning any
mans motives
Senators Williams. Jane; and Pomc-
rene Joined in II sharp tilt with the
Ncbraskan Senator. in which the spec
taiors laughed and appluudsd. Some
Missed statements OF Senator Norris.
and were warned against further
Senator owes 1t to the country to mako
clear his dollar sign" statement. Sena-
tor Norris said he could not help wrong
being placed upon his
words
What would the Senator think II I
said that he and other Senators opDos-
ing this resolution were seeking To
PLACE the picture OF the Kaiser on the
fagy" asked Senator james.
81 wouldn't pay any ATTENTION TO It,"
Senator Norris answered deliberately.
and n few Kisses came from the kal-
icrics.
Your speech will be paid attention
TO by the American people. and particu-
larly the people Of Ncbrufka." Senator
James rctorted heatedly.
81 hope ii WILL" MIR. Norris answered.
Senator Pomcrene, OF Ohio. inter
ruDted by saying about 300 Americans.
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DEATHS

April 4 ut O'CLOCK p. NJ
~ his home. ais Park Avenue. JOHN
KEEN JONES.
Funeral notice later.
Flowers omitted by request
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-03

bankrupt. n do that tn blow my
brains out. OF course. I don't love
Gloria. MY heart 10 yours. But can't
marry you. II I marry her she won't
interfere with your love and mine.
We shall be all the safer. e you
love me. you won't ruin me. II you
don't love me. give me the phial and
III get out Of your way
She was In so insane . mood Of
jealousy and longing, that she b.
lieved him. She made him swear that
he spoke the truth. AZ II IN oath or
two meant anything to him. Then she
suffered herself to remain his dune,
and he took her down to Q taxicab.
feeling sure that he was well rid Of
her.
When she had gone he breathed
moro easily. He even laughed. He
had everybody working for him. His
rival, Royce. was toiling to save
0loria's lie. His ex-dame, Lois, WAS
n la1GuA nth him to kan mn thu d.
q In dlo11aS fafhef waS isodin9
hin money. Hs was plainly . CHA
e destiny.
h was - treasured By HE lue1I
tAat 10 made . holiday with Nulsy,
WAo planned q start OF q once
. , round q The different c1ties
WA1ro tAsy had branch oABcoo Ioe The
oo0vo01oneo 0R Victims Who nyaA Hnr
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
First National Bank Bldg. = Phone 9
Practice in Federal and State Courts.
MORGAN CITY, LA.
LEADING MAN OF MUTT PLAY.
Frs IS ACTOR OF UNUSUAL
ABILITY. ....

Perhaps the title of last night
play kept number of people away
from the Mutt tent. It may easily be
said that the title was misleading,
for "Why Girls Leave Home" was
by far the best offering of the three
plays presented thus far by the COM
pany. Mr.. Roland Sedwick, the new
leading man of the company was
given a chance last night to display
his dramatic ability, and he made the
most of it. His Interpretation of the
profligate brother of the wronged
girl showed acting of a class seldom
seen under canvass, or on the small
time circuits. Mr.. Sedwick has q
splendid voice and gets the most out
Of his parts. Mrs. Mutt, who plays
opposite Mr.. Sedwick also pleases
her audiences with her interpreta-
tons, as was evidenced at last nights
performance by the applause she
received.
The bill announced for tonight is
"The Perils of Pauline" based on the
serial film of that name, made fam
GUS couple of years ago by Pearl
White of the Pathe studios. Special
scenery is carried by the Mutt Com
pany for this play and a number of
genuine thrills, and some comedy is
promised.
Thursday night will be Elk's night
and the bill will be Lost in Egypt"
a powerful oriental drama in five
acts. Friday night the offering will
be Little Lost Sister,"
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teri" with rather too much empha,
sis. Still. Freneau had the check In
his pocket. and he went back to his
ONCE with "the bacon" Mulry made
him so welcome that he forgot his
new troubles in the radiance Of the
new business plans.
But his promise to Royce was put
to the test at once, for that very aft.
ernoon, when he reached his apart
ment, Lois appeared there. She was
heavily yelled, but Freneau's valet
seemed to know her. He backed out
discreetly. When Lois threw of the
shroud her face was terrible in its
resolution.
You shan't marry Gloria, Dick" she
said. you shan't throw me over
not for her? You shant marry her
of all the people In the world
Freneau was tired Of Lois and tired
Of interference. He forgot to be gen.
tie. He laughed.
'No? And how are you going to
stop me?"
Lois cold, hard answer bowled him
over: even Gloria can't be so crazy
about you that she would marry you
II l were found dead here"
Freneau stared at her aghast. He
could not quite be sure Of her meaning
till he saw little phial in her hand.
He leaped for it. But she lodged
round his desk and put it to her lips.
Don't you come near me or you'll
wish you hadn't" she cried. III you
take another step I'll swallow this"
Freneau had to temporize with the
mad woman. He surrendered weakly
and dropped into q chair.
Listen to me. Lois" he pleaded. Il
went to her father to borrow money.
I've got to have his support or 60
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rsf10od III money then, @ ! tkoaghf
that now -. perhaps - well = !
tAought-"
"Thatss true" said pisrpont. '-That
suSgests . way out Of II. Your propo-
aation does not appeal to my business
sense. but I can d0 this. I'll pay you
double the reward with compound In
terest for I'VE years That Win square
a mp"
Ffeneau smiled with Q renewal Of
hops. and Stafford wrote him IN I'm.
portant check.
pfeneau thanked him. promised to
return the money. and left tho bou-
quet for Gloria. Az he made his way
ost he met Royce Just coming down
nom Gloria's room. Freneau hated
the sight Of Royce for many reasons.
We usually hate people ~ have
wrooeed. He managed % ask how
Gloria va. Royce said she was bet
ter. but not yet out q danger. A Gu
rioas look came over his face . he
added:
Look here. Yreneau, I don't uke
20 . biE. but Gloria loyss you . lot.
] eont - Why. bntAshD doss. W1n-
- aro pecaliar. Nov, "a rather
oceak ~ own hsast than hsssl shs
wants yuo 0e husband, and 4 you1l
Deay har end walk straight non now
- II - nothine % inteeleso vith
V0uR 01nDm - - -. 80. 49, -a.a
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~ over. Go on. and come back with
the bacon, or don't come back at all"
Freneau would almost rather have
gone to the electric chair, but needs
must when the devil drives. So he
took a big bouquet and q big ledger
and taxicab to the Stafford house.
And whom should he meet as he
was ushered in but Lois telling Pier
pont good-by. And what should Pier
pont say but. Il am going to tell you
great secret, Lois. Dick. here, is en-
gagged to Gloria. Don't tell anyone"
Lois had no more. self-control than
to topple over. Freneau was disguised
with her more than ever now. She
had enough presence of mind to blame
her collapse on the heat of the room
and her alarm for Gloria. And the
excuse suficed for old Stafford, but as
she left, she gave the sadly shaken
Freneau a look that said, "Oh, no, I
won't tell anyone, but I'll tell you
something"
That was what her eyes said, while
ner lips SAID: congratulations to you
both. I'm sure you'll be very happy.
Good-by."
Freneau's heart f1uttered still more
when he preached the subject of the
loan to Pierpont-broke to Pierpont
the unpleasant news that his new SON.
in-law's first act was to borrow money.
He put It on business basis, but Pier.
pont, like most other millionaires.
hated to be sponged on, and he shook
his head In answer to Freneau's propo-
sition.
Ffeneau was in q pitiable plight. He
was about to stink away in despair.
when he happened to think to say:
you offered me q reward for the
rescuing Of Gloria from the Indiana. I
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neeu TOOK Lois to the taxicab, she
lowered her veil, but q veil is only
. partial disguise at best, and It may
attract attention. Neither Freneau moi
Lois noted that certain Mrs. Coleridge
was passing. or that she stared hard.
Mrs. Coleridge was one Of the pretti.
est faces in Freneau's pack Of dis
cards. She was sort of female Fro.
neau, but in Freneau she had met
her match, because she allowed her
self to be more thrilled than thrilling.
He had passed on without long pause
before her shrine.
Mrs. Coleridge had seen Freneau
with Lois at various tea dances, and
she recognized Lois all the moro read
lily for her veil. She was outraged in
her finest sensibilities. She felt it her
duty to see that Lois was punished.
She did not want to appear as a COM
planning witness. but her righteous in
dignation carried her to a large hotel
in whose writing room she found pen,
ink. naner. envelopes. and secrecy. Shs
dashed OF q little note to David "a:
vising him that his wife was showing
more interest than he might approve
In q certain heart-breaker. Mrs. Cole.
ridge neglected to sign her name. In
fact, she rather disguised her hand.
writing, though this made little dit.
ference, since David did not know
1t, anyway. She dropped the little
letter into q mail-box with tho inno-
cent glee of an anarchist slipping q
bomb with a time fuse under q mil.
lionaire's automobile.
The United States post office author
tiles carried the loaded letter to Da,
vid's Office for her. He opened It
and read it, but could not understand
it. He read it again and understood
1t, but could not believe it. He was
about to toss it in the waste-basket.
where such missives belong. He read
Ito be Continued)
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state Of Ohio. City of Toledo,
1alc0a rol1Cfv a

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
. senior partner Of the firm cf F. J.
Cheney q Co.. doing business in the
City Of Toledo. County and State afore.
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
cannot be cured BY the use Of HALLS
CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
IN my presence. this 9Th day Of Decem-
Der. A. D. 1856. A. w. GLEASON,
(SeAD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure II taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation
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ELk'S WILL ENTERTAIN

tomorrow evening the Elk's will
entertain at the lodge room.
Notices have been sent out s,r;-
that the entertainment will bepin :.
1880 O'Clock Thursday evening ..s
That dancing will begin after ~.
performance of the Mutt Comoas
Players and that music will he f,,:
nlshed by the orchestra from ~.
Mutt Company.
The entertainment will be .tr;,.
~ for Elk's and their families. RI
freshments including the famou.
Elk's Punch will be served.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-03

Did you notice the beautiful new
Fords that have been recently re-
ceived by Loeb and Dreher. Well one
Of these will be given away by the
Review in but a few weeks, and lust
for few hours work each day. Can
A nine-piece dining room set
would be a prize worth winning. 1t
will go to the contestant finishing
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TRAIN SCHEDULE
EAST BOUND
WEST BOUND
NOTICE

The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of The First
National Bank Of Morgan City, La.
will be held in the Directors Room
Tuesday, January 9th, 1917 be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock and I
O'Clock p. n. for the election Of
directors to serve the ensuing year
and for the transaction Of other
business.
+ r Howl.
Cashier.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-03

&. A child that has intestinal worms
Is handicapped in its growth. A few
doses Of WHITES CREAM YER
MlFUGE destroys and expe!s
worms; the child immediately i'm.
proves and thrives wonderfully
Price CSC per bottle. Sold by Bel
anger Drug Co.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

High Mass every first Sunday at
$3.50 a. m.
Low Mass every other Sunday at
z a. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
$3.50 p. m.
Berwick
Low Mass every first Sunday at
1880 a. m.
High Mass on third Sunday at
$50 a. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
Mass hours.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-03
FRANKLIN RESIDENCE OF
CHAS. F. KRAMER BURNED

The dwelling Of Chas. F. Kramer
located on Main street was destroy
ed by fire early Monday morning.
The loss was partly covered by in
surance.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-03

Sickly children need WHITr,e
CREAM VERMIFUGE. 1t not on,,,
aestroys worms, if there be any, but
it acts as a Strengthening tonic IN
the stomach ard bowels. Price o..
per bottle. Sold by Bellanger Dru,
Co.
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Dr.. ]. Clarence Berwick
Physician and Surgeon

Office hours 81 a. ~: 40 D. 10.
once at Peoples Drug CO. Opposite Non
Depot. Calls answered day or night pbonn
30 office; Residence 32l. Morgan City, La.
Berwick clients cali Berwick Phone IL at
all hours ~ - ;"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10

other guest. and together We inspected
The vast works. nftcrward having lunch
in Mr.. Brrgmunns Office.
Prince Henry, German PropaEAndist In
America.
Prince Henry hns always hcen inter-
ested In America since h!s visit hero.
On that visit he spent most Of his time
with German societies and the like. or
course. now We know he came US a prop
agandiSt with the object OF welding to-
gcther the Germans in America and
keeping UP their interest In the Father
land. He made n similar trip 10 the Ar
gentinc Just before The great war with
a similar purpose. but understand his
excursion was not considered Il great
success from any standpoint. \ man OF
atfable manners. no ono Is better quail
fed to 80 abroad as German prnpa-
gnndist than he. II all Germans had
been like him there would have been no
world war In 1914.
On March IS we were invited TO a
fancy dress bail at the palace Of the
crown prince. Tho guests were mostly
young people and officers. The crown
princess wore a beautiful Russian dress
with It's characteristic high frontplece
on the head. Tho crown prince and all
the officers presont were In the pictures
que uniforms OF their respective reSi-
ments Of period Of 100 years ago.