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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-19
noe soves you saeu 10 IN ngn..-

:sue foves you saeu 80 IN ngnL'
'yt can't be DONE" said Baynes. "Ha
bosses this whole blooming country fos
miles around. He'd b sure to catch
us"
"No, he wouldn't: not With me run
ming things" said Hanson 1--WE been
trading and hunting here for ten years.
and know as much about the country
as he does. If you want to take the
girl along I'll help you, and I'll guar
antee that there won't nobody catch
up with us before we reach the coast.
"I'll tell you what-you write her q
note. and I'll get it to her by my head
man. Ask her to meet you to say
goodby. She won't refuse that. In the
meantime We can be movin' camp a
little farther north all the time. and
you can make arrangements with her
to be all ready on q certain night. Tell
her I'll meet her then. while you wait
for us In camp. Thatll be better. for
/ know the country well and can cover
1t quicker than you. You can take
charge of the safari and be movin'
along slow toward the north. and the
girl and I'll catch up to you"
The balance of the long ride to Han
sons northerly camp was made In 81
lence. for both men were occupied with
their own thoughts most Of which
were far from being either compli-
nentary or loyal to the other.
AS they rode through the wood the
sounds of their careless passage came
to the ears Of another jungle wayfarer.
It was no other than korak himself,
who was perched in tree.
He moved stealthily through the
branches until he came within sight Of
the riders. He fell in behind the pair.
following them to Hanson's camp.
Here the Hon. Morrison penned brief
note, which Hanson gave into the
keeping of one of his boys, who start
ed off forthwith with it toward the
south. Out of curiosity kOrak re-
NAMED in the vicinity of the camp.
Baynes was restless, pacing back
and forth beneath the trees when he
should have been resting against the
forced marches Of the coming fight.
Hanson lay in his hammock and smok-
ed. They spoke but little. KOrak lay
stretched upon q branch among the
dense foliage above them.
In the garden beside the bungalow
Meriem wandered thoughtfully in the
moonlight. She still smarted from
Bwana's. to her. unjust treatment Of
the Hon. Morrison Baynes.
Meriem loved them both and was
lrateful to them for all that they had
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-19

OF IRE by reason of bad conditio, =,
walls. overloaded floor, defe..iv,
construction, decay. or other causs.
shall be held to be unsafe. and :.
cured or removed in the m.,,..
hereinabove provided. Provided ~.
when the public safety requires IN.
mediate action the City NAV ente,
upon the premises with such ..
sistants as may be necessary, and
cause said building, structure. s,,.
ing, or attachments to be secur.d
or taken down without delay. at Il.
expense of such owner, or owners
Section Five. Be it further Or.
dained etc, That whenever auy
person, or persons, shall desire to
repair, erect, move, or alter n
building, or structure, within xid
fire limits. he, or they shall frs.
make application at the office Of he
City for a permit therefor, furnish.
ing at the time a written statement
Of the proposed location, dinsu-
sions. manner Of construction, ,ud
materials to be used, together viii
copies of We plans End speci3ia-
tions, which statement must be IN.
ed by the owner, Or his architect o.
builder, and it shah be anlawfd b
give any false or misleading N4e.
ment therein. The said City y
gineer shall within five davs sfH
the filing of said application, stak.
ments, plans and specifications, q.
anime said papers and prsASA
and If the same conform to the irs.
visions of this ordinance, and b
the rules and regulations laid dow
by the Fire Prevention Bvrsaa u
the State of Louisiana, he shal Is
sue said permit. And it shah h.
violation of this ordinance to repas
erect, move. or alter any bsildiss
or structure without said permit.
: Section Six. Be it further "
dained etc, That any person vio'at
ing any of the provisions Of this ..
dinance shall, upon convictioa, y
fined not more than One Auldad
Dollars for each offense, or =
prisoned not more than thirty da!s
or both fined and imprisoned atss
discretion of the Mayor.
Section Seven. Be it farmer
dained ETC.. That all ordisancss, 4
parts Of ordinances, in osa1E
herewith be, and the same ars ~
by repealed. And that TINS o'sr
nance shall take effect from :"
after its passage.
NJ. d. SHANNON, Mayor
A. B. O'BRIEN, Secretary.
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Imperial Jewehy CON-
pany, Ltd, Purchase
Building Site On
Railroad Avenne
Dr.. Berwick Sells Half In.
terest In His Recent Ac-
quirement. Peoples Drug
Company To Improve AT
Once

The Walter Brashear business
property on Railroad Avenue and
1st Street, now the site of the fire
damaged building formerly occupied
by the Peoples Drug Company and
the Fahrenholtz Barber Shop. Two
two-story brick buildings are to be
erected there at an early date. The
building to be occupied by the Peo-
pies Drug Company will be started
at once and the Imeprial Jewelry
Company building a few omnths la
ter.
DR.. J. C. Berwick is the chief
owner of the Peoples Drug Com
pany and Mr.. T. W. Schmidt owns a
majority of the stock and is the
manager of the Imperial Jewelry
Company. 1t has been the ambition
of Manager Schmidt for the Impe-
rial Jewelry Company to own bus
mess home which would be modern
and convenient in every respect and
his plans for the building to be
built on the new site will include ev-
cry modern convenience for his pa
irons. Mr.. Schmidt mas been resi-
dent of Morgan City only a few
years but has already built up Il
splendid business for his company
and is a great believer in the grow
ing greatness of his chosen town.
DR.. Berwick has been for many
years resident of Morgan City and
Berwick and his ability as a physi-
clan and business man has made
him very successful. The new quar-
tiers to be erected for his drug COM
pany will be commodious and mod
ern. He, too, thinks that Morgan
City has the best future of any
town in the South and his conf
dence is clearly shown by the fact
that he is investing in local proper
ty in q substantial way.
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"Considsr the llliea Of the Field,
How They Grow"

The life Of the lilly is but d few
weeks or months. The life of man is
three score years and ten" But to
live ones life in its fullness. women
like the lilly, must be nourished by
those same vital elements which ma
living thing; and these include the
valuable phosphate so often lackinp
IN the usual food we eat TODAY.
Argo- Phosphate is rich in these won
derful elements. It contains these in
concentrated tablets from which is
easy to take and quickly assimilated
and absorbed into the system, and
from youth to old age, builds and
lure provides for nourishing every
sebuilds body and brain in beauti-
ful harmony with Natures perfect
plan. THAT'S why" Argo-Phosphate
makes good solid flesh and muscles.
SPECIAL NOTICE: Argo-Phos-
phate contains the Natura! phos-
pilates which thousands of physi-
clans are prescribing daily to build
up thin pale, colorless women to give
Them rosy cheeks, red lips, and a
beautiful complexion. Many cases
have been restored where women
have increased their weight from Is
to Is pounds with few weeks treat
nlent, and any woman who desires
a well rounded and developed form,
should secure from her druggist,
This new drug which is inexpensive
and is dispensed by any reliable
druggist with or without a doctors
prescription. If your druggist will
not supply you, send $1.00 to the
Argo Laboratories, 10 Forsyth ST., ]
Ca, and they will send you
! two weeks treatment by return
nail.
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Red Cross Notice

Mrs. M. p. Palmer, Chairman Of
the Morgan City Unit, wishes to con-
vey the information that the work
room at the Elks Home will be kept
open on Wednesday and Friday
nights Of each week, and also on Sat
urday from .. N. to 5 p. m. to al
low the teachers and pupils of the
Morgan City schools to help.in the
work Of the Red Cross. :.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-19
Eks II Dine thursday Night

The B. r. o. E. Of this city are to
dine on spaghetti At their Home here
Thursday evening. The dinner will
be complimentary to the four young
men who became Elks during the
past week. The dinner will be in
charge Of Mr.. Leon Kahn, Mr.. c. P.
Lynch and Mr.. George O'Brien.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-19

asne for her. but deep IN her heart
j sRrysd the savage love Of liberty that
her years Of untrAmmeled freedom in
! Tie jungle had made part and parcel OF
her being. Now. for the first time
since she had come to them. Nerlsua
felt like prisoner 10 the bungalow Il
Bwana and Ny Dear.
! lake a Gagged tigress the Sfrl paced
the length of the Enclosure. Once she
paused near the outer fence. her head
upon one side. listening to the pad Of
naked human feet just beyond the gar
den. The sound was not repeated.
. Then she resumed her restless walk.
Ing. Down to the opposite end Of the
garden she passed. turned and retraced
her steps toward the uppar end. Upcn
the sward near the bushes that hid the
fence, full in the glare Of the moon
light, lay 4 white envelope that had
not been there when she had tNrAed
almost upon the very spet a nomeat
before.
Aeriem stopped short in her tracks,
listening again ana snining-mors than
ever the tgress-alert, ready. Beyond
the bushes 4 naked black runner squat
ted, peeriny through the foliage. He
saw her take a step closer to the letter.
She had seen it. He rose quietly and.
following the shadows of the bushes
/, that ran down to the corral, was soon
gone from sight.
Meriem's trained ears heard his
every move. She made no attempt to
seek closer knowledge Of his identity.
Already she had guessed that he was
a messenger from the Hon. Morrison.
She stopped and picked up the envel-
Ope. Tearing it open, she read the coz
tents easily by the moons brilliant
light.
1t was, as she had guessed. from
Baynes:
II cannot go without seeing you
again. Come to the clearing early to-
morrow morning and say goodby to
me. Come alone"
There was little mOre-wOrds that
made her heart beat faster and hap
py flush mount her cheek.
It was still dark when the Hon.
Morrison Baynes set forth for the tryst-
ing place. He insisted upon having a
guide saying that he was not sure that
he could find his way back to the little
clearing.
AS a matter of fact, the thought Of
that lonely ride through the darkness
before the sun rose had been too much
for his courage, and he craved cOn.-
pany.
A black, therefore, preceded him on
foot. Behind and above him came Ko
rak, whom the noise in the camp had
eysk sna6
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90 vDsV . X saa. s1g1m yUe.
nesaoa 90, 1T doat think Ar.
Bsynss nssoS he s1fi any good I've
ovsrhsa1d saougn - make mo think
As's tryin' TO got hee to run on with
him"
Hanson, to At his own ends. hit near
or the truth than he knew. He was
afraid that Baynes would interfere
with his own plans. and he had hit
upon a scheme both to utilize the young
Enelishman and get rid Of him at the
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-19

DR.. Frederick Jeeahsea says, - psr
cent Of women nssa PhasPhatss
10 give them Strong. Healthy,
rounded figure and % avoid Nsr.
veas break down. Thousands Of
woman grow strong IN Nature's
way.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-19
,. %AsTks ~.
Morisen md 81 ION.

As Hansen and N0risoa rode toward
the formers camp the Englishman
maintained 4 moross silence. The
ether was attempting to formulate an
opening that would lead naturally to
the proposition he had in mind. He
rode meek behind his companion,
yrinning us he noted the sullen scowl
upon the Others patrician face.
Rather rough on you, wasn't he?''
he ventured at last, jerking his head
back in the direction of the bungalow
as Baynes turned his eyes upon him at
the remark. -
HE thinks lot of the GIRL" contin-
ued Hanson, land don't want nobody
to marry her and take Her away. But
1t looks to me as though he was dOin'
her more harm than good in sendin'
you away. She ought to marry some
time, and she couldn't do better than
hne young gentleman like you"
Baynes, who had at first felt inclined
to take offense at the mention Of his
private affairs by this common fellow,
was Modified by Hanson's final remark
and Immediately commenced to see in
him a man Of discrimination.
''He's darned bounder," grumbled
the Hon. Morrison, "but I'll get even
with him. He may be the whole thing
in central Africa, but I'm as big as he
Is in London, and he'll find it out when
he comes home"
"1f l was YOU" said Hanson, II
wouldn't let any man keep ME from
gettin' the girl want. Between you
and me l amt got no use for him Ell
Their, and if can help you any, why.
just call on me-"
cts mighty good of you, Hanson"
replied Bayaes, warming up bit, ''but
what can fellow do here in this Cod
torsaken hole?"
II know what I'd do" said Hanson.
SD taka the airl alonS .-..r go 70
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"And l thought" continued the trad
err, that, inasmuch as I'm about due
to move, you might like to suggest to
Mr.. Baynes that he go with me. I'd
be willin' to take him north to the car
AVIAN trails as favor to you, sir"
Bwana stood in deep thought for u
moment. Presently he looked up.
"Of course, Hanson, Mr. Baynes is
my guest" he said, grim twinkle in
his eye. "Renlly I cannot accuse him
Of planning to run away with Meriem
on the evidence that we have, and as
he is my guest should hate to be SO
discOurteous as to ask him to leave.
But If I recall his words correctly 1t
seems to me that he has spoken Of re-
turning home, and am sure that moth.
ing would delight him more than going
north with you. You say you start to-
morrow? think Mr.. Baynes will &C.
company you.
drop over In the morning. If you
please, and now good night, and thank
you for keeping q watchful eye on
Aeriem."
Hanson hid q grin as he turned and
sought his saddle. Bwana stepped
from the veranda to his study. where
he found the Hon. Morrison pacing back
and forth. evidently very Ill at ease.
"Baynes," said Bwana. coming di.
rectly to the point, Hanson is leaving
for the north tomorrow. He has taken
4 great fancy to you and just asked
me to say to you that he'd b siad to
have you accompany him. Good night.
Baynes!"
At Bwana's suggestion Aeriem kept
IN her room the following morning un-
til after the Hon. Morrison Baynes had
departed. Hanson had come for him
sariy-in fact, he Ind remained all
ntkht with the foreman, Jervis. that
hs might get an early start.
The farewell exchanges between the
Hon. Morrison and his host were Of the
most formal type. and when at last
the guest rode away Bwana breathea
q sigh Of relief 1t mad been an IN
pleasant duty, and H. WIS glad that
It was over, but he did not regret his
action.
He did not mention the subject again
to nerien, and IN this he made q mis-
take, for the young girl, while realiz-
ing the debt of gratitude she owed
Bwana and Ny Dear was both proud
and sensitive, so that Bwana's action
in sending Baynes away and giving her
no opportunity to explain or defend
him hurt and mortified her. Also 1t did
much toward making a martyr Of
Baynss in her eyes aad ,rousing in her
breast keen feeiing Of loyalty toward
him.
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The Son OF
TARTAN
By EDGAR RICE
BURROUGHS

Copyright by Frank A. Mrnssy Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-19

Columbia Carbon Paper - lie
rv n",a Ribbons for sale at y
Rcvicw Office. Phone 27s' -
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1pirn 60 zoo pork IN Ser 2lpril i4iaen laflen7

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ar0Bea adien Der ardfe 8pHden 9robfbifonsopoteln 1mo 5reunoen
cider HberaIal Sddnffre6ett fonnen. lln0 0a oas ner Mobridetnl1h
fdt nad unter gltauirfurg Der 6ralenfolonnen nor ta ge9en MIRO pc
ht br @eIe9enbdt snnt aten @lae ibe poittiAer anWbten p0n Den
aEun1 brfngen f0nuen 10 lit Ser ansgang 0ieies RtngenS cine 8peteLIs
haae 5ahe. Menitens ter6eu Die qnbaHger etner pernlnfhgen IrHnf.
fre9ea gt tuus Is nidt an geb0rger aQnoion feblea 0n lolien ote oeo
fraiiQr eiafAlagen uh0, IL fri9er fe beginnt.
9nh oeut 2omL G~pton-8efes, 6os Inn 4hat bon tnierer ihoneu Segtss
Iahr bafiert par0s. faa tit ben Staoten erfert SpeIter uo oriher alafe
ft gpril eine abfinuumg lber bic 6rage Der sannfreibett oer beg
5hanf0er6ots iii ben ein8elaen 2ofalitdRn ftatHInoea penn Is 8roaent
nr 9iaaee6er 0as 0urd cine 9eitioa berIangen. Stem 9of ninnt
eine gQn0eriteInhg efn: bier nmB crit onrlber obgtttrnt ueroen, oh
I'll effeg Sabre bic 1riuffra8e Dem 9ole our ~GntideDung borgelegt
nsraen I'D.
Gtaer Anslegung Der @oblgefebe 5ufo8e BADEN bic 5roten nibt MIR
ns aehf, It'll April ih0n ni3utfmmen, ionoern lie f6nnen aud Die En-.
mdEhn 9etnionen unter3etdne. 9aB bic notigen 8ettionen erIangt
nernqn. lit no1l as fiber au5unebmen. 5ragt fb alto nur nod, ME Die
gyrauen Ttingnaen neroen. Die QrobibthonHten oes Staates fno nit be.
arafdher Soffnunggfrnt0tgfat erfaat. Sic ieben fA I'M Gefte fhon
an 8Ie fbrer Ginfhe. Bum 42noefen erboHen fe Grfoqe fir ibre
Gafe III ben 5faoten oben I'm Stdae, in Buffalo, ao1eter, Btngbdnton
nnO 9otertoun. Ga f9 aud Die poitthr oiefer aRf1t 5undgen, 70
ber6qnt ie inlH1erbnn geahnng.
Sir bic 9ta1t Sem gorf mare bic 6roge 81 erpagen, Oh cine abfhta.
maaug TIT april en ipdhres ReprenOun feteben ODER Die AaHrapotel
iii bn Npri[ idifen rbe-G2 9orf aben0blaH)
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DC SorAerMna Nes prafi0enten.

Erot0on INSTRUMENTATION aus Gofbineton bis 8r lebtct 9einte
rDr Dr @eneiunq Der INSTRUMENTATION bebalpteteJ Der 8rnnDent Der
9erginighn Gtnnien m1re gegeh cine are98ertlarung an Seferreths
llngurn, nm free Sono sur 8ernttlunG 5u haben. tals Die 2oppeb
ufonarhie non ben miBiden %9er5d1uifen beorldt, bic Sano noa Dem
Frte0en 0nsftreden foahe, bat 4rdf6eHt 80ooroip Maton DEM geaeTts
fam peri1nanleten &ongreB e%rpfo1ten, ben a~regssufon0 init 9ererre1h'
l1nearn 81 ertlaren. Gte EaHate fam alo Den giefen as cine lle1er'
rofdung.
um6 bod mar fe Ser ein8tge Iogiihe 8ea, Der felt Der ariegserfdrung
GaHidkn0s Der lnnatarIideu Gage Der 9nge elm @noe maiden tonnte
uno init Der 3ft mare anerifa bod ge8pungen poroen, 6enleloea eml'
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BrGmDeHt berporbebt, ebn 5I enge gepproen, OILS DB naH be0e al@e
enan0er halteu fonnta nn0 DIE &ufe Der 4merfaner Turoe fMr Die aAt.
ierten diff folhen aorpfpdBen nopenotg, no es umtngangHh nar. oaB
bic Iruppcn unieres Qan0es 0enen Der 9oppelmonordte gegernt5erteHen
tpir0a. lin ode Gdtnte befnoers berbor5ubeben bat Der 8rafoent ln
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Ge granDhgenoeH Soeen 0es Rr1foenten, alf Die er ote gMbteb.
hna mbnru, fn0, bob Der @eIt bic Gemotrate ge5r1At Der0en ioa
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lambs, 0ag gfcht Der Sebnbetmmng 5ugeiproden febet menn tie tb
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fe fh 0iele Entertainer Der Goppeluonardie aud neareR n0gen, Inn 10
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renes Der Ser. staaten erfrat 1uften. Qiele BON tbnen meroen lbrer
Mrhet perfn{tiq ge5en, oa t5nen Gore gehhlolen peroet Die trtbtr nur
oeatf1n INSTRUMENTATION nerfbloHen maren- God to MIR tber3a1gt
0nB lie HA e6enfo ma BITE 2alHden 8ufugen ptien peroen tno ntht onra
lnb0adte llehertrehmgen 0ns Sos i5rer Udt5lrger un6 tbr ege1e5 Sos
no1 gr5Beren gar0en a~asieten peroen.
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Die A~ricositencr.
Sunaaeiclle Ober SRugfrGnlein init
$40 m0dentIid lit iteaer.
pfliAtta.

lle6er sic Norihriftan nes itettcn
Observation-Disclosures iin0 iidl
biele 2etlte, nameutlt6 iolAe NIT
mdBigen Gtntiiuften imuner nod
niGt inn &Iaren, mic ans anblreiAen
anfragen an unieren 8rieffaeun Der.
borgegt. @ir molten nun on Der
Sono bon proftiidcr getipielen bic
Sadie ST. erfldrea nerIuden.
Sin perbeiroteter Wnttt Der Elm
8ofenial1r bon $40 be3iebt, braltd)t
feline G-irfpmmeniteuer SIT be5ablen,
oern iein Sobreseinfommen betrdgt
5000, un0 nod Dem @eieb beginnt
fitr 8erbeirotete Die SteuerpflifIt erit
NIT $4,000.
Gin Suuggeielle ober, es fam
aud Elm SungfrdllIeir iein-oer $40
per ISOLDE b%er0ient, lit Tteuerpflihtig
.unb aipor fir oen @etroa, Der ii1er
$1,000 binau8gebt oIio in unierem
Sale fir $40. glnf> oieie $40 muB
.er spei qro8ent bs5ablen alto SO
Gents.
Qber nidt ieber $50 Stingaeiele
brandt so Gents on 9ntel Sam abs
|suLa0en. Sut er beiipielspeiie einen
anteiG an einem &ouie urto muB er
mebr oIs $40 an 9inien fir Die SDs
pot6ef barou be3ableu, 70 gelt er
|Iteaerfrei ans. @ae Sdulo3inIen un0
Ioue on0eren Gteuern, Die iber $40
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