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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-17
THE VOLUNTEER
BY Faith Baldwin
of The Vigilantes

You shall return to me-the golden
Sun
IS not more true to Dawn than you
to me,
Love crowns you with new I'm
mortality;
And when your clean, just bat
Ting is done,
The lights Of Home shall beckon
you and burn
You shall return!
We gain by loss. l never knew bel
This fierce possession of the Flag;
this pride
Not this fine absence wrests you
from my side,
From close communion at Lowes's
altared core,
Where Prayer is Peace What if
the senses yearn-?
You shall return!
And not a chance-met soldier on the
way
But yields me secret comradeship
i know
So well the hearts of them who
babe him go,
And he is mine-as you are theirs,
TODAY.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-17

WE'VE talked a lot about the
manner of meat refrigeration en-.
ployed in this market. We do 50 BE-.
cause it is mighty important sub
ject Don't let this pure food mar
ket escape your attention. Pay u
visit.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-17
WESTWARD

Sichly children need VIM 4
CREAM vERNIGUE. 1t not "
destroys worms, if there be =
out it acts as neiehborlne ~
n the stomach and bowels. ID e
25c per bottle Sod BY hD
GER DRUG co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-17
Octave J. Delaune
PHONE NO.
TRESPASS NOTICE.

Due to the fact that several dan
gerous fires have recently bsa
started by hunters on Avoca Island
the undersigned owners have foua.
it necessary to legally post sthiI
holdings on Avoca and Batemsn h
lands for the purpose of preventiE1
future repetitions of this danger.
We feel that our position will b
readily understood by the publ
when it is stated that we have oVsl
S75,O0O.OC worth of live stock a
the Island, much of which is dirs6l
ly exposed to any danger caused b
fires carelessly or Intentionally m
in the act Of running game non
cover.
We, therefore, notify all person
hat hunting or trespassing on A7s
"a or Bateman Islands, where ou
properties are located, will be dem
with according to law.
LOUISIANA LIVE STOCK Go. Inc
J. N. Pharr & Sons, Ltd.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-17
BANK NOTICE

... The feEnlar annual meeting ., :.
aea. Of Morgan 3. ' City. First /, NATIONAL
@e.. aya":eea the hours Of a'. 10 viii will ;,
=. m and 1 O'Clock p. m NJ, y T1 O'clock
.. ,... :. 1918 for the p,, tuesday
eefia' directors to ssrve 1 sor Us Of
s@ia.r Year. lor the en-.
n r. HOOD.
Cashier ".
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-17
MORGAN CITY LAUNDRI

(Near Gray's Hall.)
Family Laundering a Specia'"
All Work Guaranteed.
SAM SING, Manager
----.--.S-z.-- IS '~--~, - ~ e
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
EASTWARD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
HALF OF Time
WAS SPENT IN
BED, SHE SAYS
Real Estate Mans Wife Gains
Is Pounds on Tanlac-
Now a Well Woman.

q have gained fifteen pounds since
taking IaulaJ and am feeling like Il
veil woman for the first time m six
years" said Mrs J II Smith wife OF
= we'll known real estate man and living
a, rs callahan, MuSkogca recently
II suffered from a severe case ol ~
digestion, nervousness and a general
breakdown she continued, "and IN
spite ui everything | could do | kept
getting worse all the time had no
Appetite and Tor weeks at a time ]
lived an raw Eggs and sweet milk and
even that would sometime, disagree
with me. had dizzy spells aud my
head would swim So | couldn't walk
across the room w,,hou, holding ON "a
something My nerve, were all ON c1p"
and couldn't hardly sleep At all in'
Worrying about my condition and hl
morning would be- $40 weak and tagged
out I was hardly able 10 rr' mp AZ all
was fast going down hill and ! &C
uaally got ,p weak and %l',lIr,S At ld''
that I had 10 take iD my bed and stay
there hall the time
cone day my mother came iu see me
and she tuld me 'o much about the
good Ianllr had done her lha, | OF
d,tcd a bottle and started taking II,
and had taken only a irw dose, when
knew had At last found what ! need.
ed have improved right along ever
since and can now eat anything !
want and 1t agree, with me don I
49,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
Father Is French,
His Son A German,
Would Be Yankees

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. q
A freak OF nationality, resulting
from the Franco PruSSian war
came to light in Kansas City, Kan.
today when a father and son ap-
piled for first naturalization pa
pers The father is a French citi-
zen and the son a German subject.
Nicholas Guillaume, IL years old,
was a French soldier in 1870 and
a native OF Alsacc Lorraine After
the provinces came under German
rule, the sou. Nicholas, was born.
Although the father may become
an American citizen, the privilege Is
denied the son until the expiration
OF the war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02

usually the life. the dominating spirit at
every gathering, kept herself strictly IN
the background
But Suon realized that II was Lillian.
who with her rare social tact. her
knowledge Of handling people, was
drawing the famous artist out, puttrnL
him entirely At hi, ease, with adroil
questions aud quict responses
She looked better than had ever seen
her Her black evening gown set of her
beautiful shoulders, from which rose her
slender. beautifully poised throat and
her glowing face, Surmountcd by A
clown ul silver hair, no longer d's
guiNcd by the a,rpciouS hleachcs and
dyes she had used a, the bchcSt "
Harry Underwood, to whom the appear
anCc Ut age IN u wOman was the one
objectionable thing
Robert Savarln'> eyes betrayed the adj
mimtlon he felt for her Like a school
boy IN the first throcs OF q love affair,
he devoted himself to her as much rs
he could without ncglccting the rest
Of Us,
But after dinner and our coffee served
in the living room he came over Ia me
and drew up a chair close 10 mine, brnd.
ing over me as If he were about to uttcr
a momentous confidence.
81, was very kind Of YOU to help me
out with the right forks he murmurcd
with a twinkle IN his eye hat betrayed
the strain Of wholesome fun there wa
in him
| flushed with embarrassment 81 hop,
was not uificious," ! returned, also il
a low tone.
He pu, hi, hand on mine for All III
slant.
"OfficiousN" he said tendcrly. an
then with a complete change Of ton,
why, YOU saved my social liic' ! sha.
insist that YOU are = guest at everythinI
! attend II will be the only way ! vii
dare 10 60"
AS ne rose 10 leave me ! cauph
Dicky's eyes upon me. Wondering re-
sentiment was IN them. and wondered
YEARLY IT Dlcky was beginning lo bt
lbSurdly jealous again
II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
Suffrage Question
Up Next in Senate

WASHINGTON. Aug 2-Scarcely
had the senate riddcd itself Of the trou
hle,omc prohibition amendment yester-
day when the long dormant suffrage
amendment, began III snow signs OF lie
Senator Cummins gave notice that hc
would call for action tomorrow on his
motion to take the suffrage proposal
ou, of the hands Of the sui age com.
mit,cc and bring i, > the senate,
The aunounccmc'AtN received IL
silence hut privately TNere were predic.
l,ion, tina, any such attempt would NEE
| strong opposition,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
Here's Where We Give walt Mason
Another lar,

There's something doing in the land.
You'll find the signs on every hand.
There's something in the air. The
folks have formed a kitchen guard and
c~vcrybody's working hard they're busy
everywhere. And what | like about the
bunch is that they've got the proper
bunch about the things we'll eat.
They're canning corn and peas and
beans, they're drying pumpkin, squash
and greens, they've got the food game
beat, They're canning everything they
can, to please and feed the inner man
and keep the wolf away. They're dry
ing stuff in wholesale lots and taking
steps to knock the spots from winters
rainy day. They've viewed the nam
moth garden crop and vowed that they
will put a stop TO all the waste of food
that's taken place from year to gear
and made the winter living dear for
every household brood. No more we'll
see tomatoes fine decaying on the
| fruitful vine, nor apples on the trees
no more well see things lie and rot
within a fcrtile garden spo, while
Mothers out at teas. For every woman
in the town has dressed herself IN
/ kitchen gown and works with all her
might to can and dry the things she'll
need her hungry family to feed, with
winter days in sight. The girls have
taken Mothers cue, and Dad and all
the brothers too have set themselves
to work, because they know that war
time thrift must be the patriotic gift
which none OF lis may Shirk. They
know the nation must provide the food
that's either canned or dried to I'll
the household stores IN order that the
stuff we've raised may make our coun.
try'S name be praised on European
| shores; they know that We must feed
the troops in many million numbered
groups that they may win the fight
that they may win their battle brave IN,
Democratic flag to SAVE and thus main.
tain the Right
Complete detailed Instructions for
preparing vegetables and fruits iol
winter needs are given in the Hon,
Canning manual and the Home Dryinl
manual issued by the National Emer
gencv Food Garden commission 2l0
22l Maryland building Washington. d
{. A copy OF either manual may b,
had upon request, enclosing two cent
for postage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
Accused Slayer of
Two Back in Jail

FL PASO, Texas. Aug Felix r
ZONES, under Indictment for the muir
der Of Thomas A. Lyons, a wealthy
New Mexico cattleman, was late yeSter-
day remandcd to the county jail without
bond 10 await trial next month At.
torncyS for Jones sought by habea' cor.
puS the release Of their client ON bail
Appeal is TO he taken 10 the court oi
criminal appeals at Austin Jones i,
under Indictment at Dallas ON a charge
of killing a young girl His wife and
daughter tainted in the courtroom when
Jones was remanded,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
PHYSICIANS SLOW TO
ENTER ARMY SERVICE

Physicians Of Oklahoma who sro
qualified to accept commissions In the
medical reserve corps Of the United
States army are not entering the serve
ice as rapidly as the government d.
sired Only US physicians OF this
state have applied for commissions end
but half OF these have accepted them
The quota OF this state Is 400.
With n view OF encouraging physi.
clans to enter the service. DR.. Res
Bolcnd and DR., A. l.. Guthrie. exam.
ming physicians for the medical, den.
tai and veterinary reserve corps will
leave on an examining tour carry nex'
week. They will visit Ardmore, Nc.
hle'tcr, Muskogec, Ada, Tulsa and
Enid
Seattle notes $l0OOO,WW expended u
industrial development this year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
STATE ORPHANS HOME
TO BE OPENED AT ONCE

The state orphans home At Helena
will be opened Immediately, 1t was de
cidcd yesterday nj q joint session OF
the state board Of education and state
board Of affair, The two boards con.
troll the institution NJ Aydcloltc
chairman state board Of affairs, was
elected chairman Of the Joint board
W W Pierce was chosen 'upctin.
,rndenl oi the home. and +, K WI.
hams. agent The Helena home viii
draw il, inmates from tina, part OF The
state which formerly constituted Okla
huma territory and Grady, stephens
and Jefferson counties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
SAM LOYD'S BRAIN FOOD
Minutes to Digest This.

An English tourist in the wild and
woody west was Informed that II he
wished to walk on to Pike,own the
stage would only get there one mile
ahead Of him. for although 1t would
get to a certain wayhouSe while you
were walking four miles, it waits
there 20 minutes, So you would
catch up in time to ride on to Pike
town If YOU wished. But" as the
host OF the Pilgrims hotel remarked,
from these facts there is a clever
way of figuring out how to heat the
stage by IS minutes" Can YOU tell
how far it was from the hotel 20
P~lketown2
ANSWER TO NO. 40
Trade, rated takes, skate rates,
stare; horse, shore heirs, shire
palms, lamps stone, tones; time,
items stove, votes saves, vases.
Copyright 1917, by sam loydD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02

with for an empty shadow OF ambition
or schemes of conques, and subjuga-
ton, but in defense OF a strong free
empire in which our children may live
in security.
let all our actions and all our
thought, be devoted to this fight. lie,
this be our solemn promise OF this day,
Aug |. 1917.
William / X"
A similar proclamation was ad-
dressed to the army and navy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
REGISTRATION URGED
OF LOUISIANA WOMEN

BATON ROGUE, La, Aug L.
Members Of the state council Of de
Tense at a meeting here last night
adopted a resolution calling upon Gov
crnor Pleasant to issue a proclamation
naming a date for the. registration Of
the woman power OF the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
Revolt Movement In Brazil.

RIO JANElRO, Aug. IA revo-
~lutionary movement has broken out in
border territory concerning possession
between the states of Parana and
Santa Cathatina. II is reported there
has been an engagement between the
revolutionary forces and government
troops.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
Graves Elected Head
of Edmond Normal

The state board Of education yesters
day elected J A.. Graves, president Of the
Northwestern normal, Alvs. a. head Of
tho Central State normal to succeed
Grant J Grumbine, who resigned re.
Gently The board also elected J. G.
Mitchell as president Of the Ava more
ma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02

in the determination to prosecute this
righteous war of defense to a success
full termination.
THE enemy is stretching out his
hands toward German territory but he
shall never have II. New nations on
tlnuc TO enter into the war against us
but that does not irightcp us. We
know our strength and we are deter
mined to make use OF IT, They wish
to see us weak ard powcrle>S at their
feet but they shall not prevail.
Words of Peace Disdained.
"They received disdainiully our
words Of peace they did not know
how Germany could fight. Throughout
the world they have Slandcred the Ger
man name but they cannot e~NtingulSh
the glory OF German deeds.
Thus we stand erect at the close
OF this year unmovable, victorious and
intrepid. Our trials may still await
us but We shall meet them with a grave
mcin and full OF faith. Throughout
the years achievement the mighty Ger
man people has become firm in its
resistance against all that the power OF
the enemy can conceive. II the enemy
wishes TO prolong the SufferingS Of war
they will weigh more heavily upon him
than upon us.
Tirelesa Toll Urged.
"For that which has been accom-
pll>hcd .on the front let US at home
show our gratitude by t%ircless toll. We
must still continue to fight and TO fur
nish arms for it, But our people may
rest assured that German blood and
German zeal are not beng Rambled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
ONLY 10 SHIPS
SUNK IN week
by Submarines on De
crease for Seven Days,

LONDON, Aug ; Some falling off
IN the loss OF British merchantmen nv
submarines is noted IN the official sum
mary issued this evening Eighteen
British vessels oi more than Loco tons
were sunk by submarines or mlncS last
week. Three vessels under 1000 tons
were sunk, while no fishing vessels
were lost.
The figures follow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02
OF HEAlDTON
Is ADVANCED A DIME

The price OF Ilealdton crude oil was
advanced 10 cents a barrel yesterday,
according tu a notice sent 10 Governor
Williams The price has been W cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02

cut out the picture uu pll four Sides
Then carefully fold dotted line I ii' 'n.
tire length rhsu dotted line ., aud ST. ou
Fold each s'otlou underneath nc,utnt'l.
when completed tutu over and you !
fiud "A surprising result. Save the pic
tuTyg,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-02

Seattle notes $l0OOO,UM expended Ia
industrial development this year.
The Lamar register., 1917-03-07
stand by Your Government

The greatest mistake in states
manship that has been made in this
country in years was the filibuster by
few senator's which prevented a
vote Of confidence in the president
just before adjournment. l. was not
case of agreeing with everything
the president has done or will do,
but simply gives notice to he world
that we are united and will stand to-
gether back of our government in any
event. The famous response of Ad-
miral Dectaur to the toast of My
Country" should be the sentiment of
every patriotic citizen of any com-
try. my country In her inter
course with foreign countries may she
ever be in the right, but my country
right or wrongw That sentiment rep
resents all there is to country or life
for that matter. Without it animat-
ing majority the citizens of any
country there could be no govern
ment, no loyalty, no law, no security
and no peace. The resolution before
the senate was of little Importance
outside Of the opportunity to show
the world We would stand together
back Of the president, and the sena-
tors of both parties, who so sadly
fell short of their duty, must answer
both to their consciences and constit-
uents. We predict that the latter will
not prove very forgiving.
The Lamar register., 1917-03-07
Organization of the House

The committee named by the re-
publican caucus to take steps to in
sure republican organization of the
next house of representatives is pro-
ceeding actively to the accomplish
ment of that highly desirable pur-
pose. Congressman Madden Of llli-
nois, the chairman Of the committee,
is not only an experienced and cour-
ageous legislator, but he is in addi-
ton "a thorough going republican and
fully imbued with the principles of
the forward movement in American
politics which can make itself effec-
tive only through the agency Of the
republican party. At the Chicago
convention last June Mr.. Madden gave
frequent and adequate evidence of the
liberal tendencies of his political pro
gram and ne contributed not little
toward the completed action of the
convention which drew so many Of the
former republicans back into then
old party affiliations.
He will do no less with mis- present
problem. The powers of his commit
tee are ample and we fully expect tG
see the efforts of MIR. Madden and
his associates crowned with complete
success and the next House doing bus
mess under a republican organization
The Lamar register., 1917-03-07

to keep in close touch with the houses
of congress, so that neither counsel
nor action shall run at cross pur-
poses between u.s. Later in his ad-
dress, rs an excuse for asking rlenary
power, he said that cit would take an
unusual time to assemble and organ
ize the congress which is to succeed"
the present.
Since the constitution vests in con-
gress alone the power to declare war,
and since it is also true that we are
passing through critical times during
which it is the presidents duty to
keep in close touch with congress,
there is every reason why the new
congress should be Immediately con-
vened.
The demand for plenary power is
in direct conflict with the plain in
tent of the constitution, which ex-
pressly provides that when extraor-
binary occasions arise, the presidency
may convene either or both houses of
congress. Instead of pursuing the
policy indicated by the constitution
which he is sworn to uphold, Presi-
dent Wilson takes a course which the
constitution was designed to prevent
seeks to aupplant representative gov
ernment by establishing what would
be to all intents and purposes die
tatorship.
Undoubtedly the president seeks this
with the highest motives. Undoubted
ly he thinks he could run this govern
ment better if there were no legisla-
tive or judicial departments but all
power were his own. AS to the sin
cerity of his demands there can be
no question, but the wisdom Of his
course will be questioned by all those
persons who still believe in the super
iority of the republican form of gov
ernment and who have not lost con-
fdence in the men they have chosen
to represent them in the senate and
house of Representatives.
Europe is today embroiled in a war
brought on as a result Of centraliza-
ton of power May America escape
that peril
The Lamar register., 1917-03-07
Is Daniels Worth 1t?

If Daniels were only nuisance he
might be tolerated; Bryan WIS toler-
ated, which shows how good temper
ed, how careless, the people are.
But Daniels is worse than a nui-
sance. He is a menace; a blunderer,
whose blunders threaten not the self
conceit but the very existence of the
nation. Josephus is capable of any
folly; his stupidity, his malice, his
ignorance, his vanity, all these are
instruments with which men of fair
intelligence can turn him to their
purposes.
As Admiral Fiske has proved, Jo-
scphus Daniels denials, his state
ments, mean nothing.
Yet Daniels is part of what we must
support; part of that which we must
stand behind" He is a girder in
the structure of national defense, a
prop in the fabric of preparedness, and
for his blunders we must pay with
treasure, with human suffering, with
mems lives.
Is Daniels worth the price New
York Sun.
The Lamar register., 1917-03-07

colts: one old mare: hve mares; one
mule; six cows; five calves: two steers;
four heifers; one wagon and
rack: one riding plow: one beet cult
vator; one grain binder; one hay
stacker: two sets OF harness: poultry.
The terms OF said sale win be as
follows: All sums of Ten Dollars
$4,000 or less, cash; all sums over
Ten Dollars $4,000 five per cent dis
count for cash. or a bankable note may
with interest at 10 per cent per annum
ROY W. ROBSON,
administrator of the estate OF George
A. Robson. deceased
First pub March Z. 1917
Last pub. March rs, 1917