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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-09
I'm MITIN PACIFISTA
DISUELTO CON TN
INCENDI0
I'm grupO de nujeres y sol
dados impidi6 Ia reunion

LONDRES, Octubre SIN mftin
uue los pacifistas irtentabaa ccle-
brar en- la IgleSia de Ia Hernandez,
on kingslard, fUc interrumpido J
acah%do aver POI Ut numeroso gru-
40 de soliadoS J mujeres, Quiencs
cn,ra-ou q Ia ig!csia m~enciorada :
prendieron fuego frente al pulpito.
para amedrcntar q los maniiestantcs.
Las llamas' sin embargo, lograron
nropagarse al pulpito y a los corti-
naicS de las nave y en- POGO eStuTo
que el hecno no constituyera una
vcrdadcra catastrotc.
Fl fucgo fuG cXtinguiHo por Ia
p%oiicia, dcspucs dc que habia hccho
considerable perjuicio en- cl interior
dc! temple, principalmcntc or las
bancas : ccrtirajcs.
Este misno Temple fuG en- Ct que
o~curricron rar;as cScenas cscanda,
losas CT cl mes dc julio proXimo pa
sudo, u causa tambien dc que los
pacifistas irtentaron cciebrar una
manifestation ALI en- favor dc Ia
paZ.
Los successes de aver, han sido muy
concentrates. principaimentc, por cl
peligro err que estuvo dc Que la ac-
ci6n de los anti-pacifistas Sc convir-
ticra en- I'm doloroso succSo. I'm
grueso Gordon dc po'icias fuc tcndi-
do a~lrcdedor Del temple, para pro
teger 4 los pacifistas, pcro la multi
tud que es habia rcunido ell las afuc
rus dc la ielesia logro abTirsc paso Y
llegar haSta 81 auditorio. de dOndc
ccharon abajo ei organo y desaloja-
ron u los cantonteS, Los soldadoo
cntonaran cantos helicoS mientras
rea izaban su obra obstruccionista.
DeSpues dc este, la multitud SC
dirigio hacia Ell pllpito y bajo dc csc
lugar 81 pastor que predicaba, ia
landole dcl vestido y cchandolo por
encima de la escalera hacia la pucr-
Ia dc atras.
M;entraS tanto, otro grupO dc an
tipaciiiStas prendia una hogucra
0 papeles y tablas que habian lie
yado c~X-profeSo, cerca del pu!rjto,
que como SC ha dicho, cstuvo 4 pun
to de dcstruir cl temple.
La po!icia desaioio ia iglcsia por
Ia fucrza, para Pudcr com>atir al
voraz clemento que habia hccho pre-
Sa va dc las bancas y DEF pllpito.
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go .
Por que Sc unio
Bulgaria a los
poderes Cen
trales

WASHINGTON, Octubre S.--ln-
tensa sensation han producido en- to-
das parties las declaraciones hechas
hace algunos dias Pc. el Ministro de
Bulgaria en- esta capital, references 4!
proyecto de AIemania, de f0rmar un
gran imperio de la Europa Central.
Por las manifestations de este di-
plomatico, sc c~omprende que algn
grave csta ocurrierdo en- Europa Y
que muy pronto sc dcsarrol'aran he
chos de gran trascendencia e impor-
tancia. Las declaraciones hechas por
Ell citado Ministro dicen en- parte:
mi soberano no tiene el menor in
teres nj secundar tampoco el gran plan
cue germin0 ell la mente de! kmpera-
dor aleman, de ~converJir Ia Europa
Central Y .Turquia en- uE yasto lmpe-
rio que e. d~on,inaria.
"Puedo afirmar que Bulgaria hu-
biera preferido EN- TODD tempo SUI
marse . las filas a!iadas Y no i las
tcutonas, pero como las ofertas de
A'emania reSultahan mas ventajosas
a los intereses n~acioMales bulgaros, Y
de mas viable realization, he ami por
que Sc aceptaron Y Bulgaria Sc adj
hirio q los Poderes Centraies, en- ST.
!lcha contra las ~potencias de la En-
tente.
"Ya cl Gar Fernando ha aIcanZado
todos los o~bjetivos que Sc propuso
conqpistar. Ha visto cristalizar Sis
caras ambiciones Y ahora solo dcsea
que cuanto antes pueda concertarse
la paz. aun cuando tenga que sepa-ar-
Sc de AIemania y Austria ungria.
"El Gar Fernando no permitira
%nunca que sus cj@rcitcs Sc u~tilicen
contra Francia ( IngIaterra'.
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LA FLOIA ALEMANA VA a Alta
CAR HELSINGFORDS

LONDRES, Grtubre s. -Gran M
mere de fuerzas n~avalcs aiemauas
han siGo observaGas reconcentran-
dose freute 4 Ia !zla dc Bornholm y
I Ia costa de SUecia, 10 cue vicrc {;
contirmar los r1mores &c II los
alemanes p~retcndeu llcvar d efccto
un aaquc so5re alguno DC. los pucr-
tos rusos del Colo dc Fin!andia.
La crccnc!a general cs cue los tcu-
tcncS pretenden haccr IN movimicn-
TO offensive nasal contra Hclsiny,
Cords. Ia rspitaI dc Ia proyincia dc
tlnlandia. J h misma ctadad dc Pc,
trogrado : de csta opinion cs tam
bien q Pest dc E~stocylmo.
I'm v~iajero Qlc lego d Ia capital
Sueca dice que aUFo dc rucrtc dig
ma dc cntc~u crodIto, Que considcra-
bles fue - ~nuvaics teut6nicas Sc
ran rcc.f-eh:tada muy pronto en- 81
Baitco, praS parcce que 81 pruvec-
to alcmaa IS dar csc ataquc sobrc
Ac!singfcrIs. commandments por
mar y terra para 10 cuaI tcudrian
que dccsmbarcar tTopas en- IL costa
dc FinIandia, puea dicha provincial SO
halia Sobrc el lado Scplentrional del
Goito del mlSmO nOmbrc. en- doDdc
los alcmancs 10 ticnen hasta abora
~elemeEtcs d ccmbate
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CayerOn las primeras
nieYeS en- el frente
occidental
Los alemanes han hechO de;
sesperadoS ataques sobre
las iineas franceSaS


~0NDNE oI'u"ie Cd ~'''-
N'H.aS'"" us' I"'Ie''o (" e' '''y'
o'o.'en'', LUG 1"1''>'"ua "'E ~"
0'-'' TX las Pie,as "
Us C
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P"'" "S -
'"'''"'"1e"'F :" ios U''!ii'OS nOS
1!"N- I" que nan S"luo "'" ~"
Ids ) s. Il" "o'""' AZ s'@" 0-''S.SO
80
.:eTgn,
.5ombardeo de ms oosic;ones caemi-
GA. sao,;r Gi.a a. i,+o,,a Official
s,5o 10 ,,.hI;.;j,s bo.. -, o..s .,
,:-or
''@S
-. '@'1
ILL., "S NY Il" S'"o " ~ AUG
'o'''" "IaqIe oe los a4ehl"neS' ?"'e-
=" ""'e'!9o o'"ho"rue0 de a'.''e'Ia'
:" y "'e'o"" ue "@''aS' d 'c''-
' r1' oos4"e ut' =,
'o'-"e los hS'eSeS nan es'a9'cc'''
" H0S'cloneS SCORE Nar'a' &c 1"9 al
Ira 2~FoEn'ncn'es neI ioHaeEio &c
un@'"HeI d FaSShancaete- IL aT'-
4!slIa DFltaHica' SIN embargo 'oSFo
'VCHa@aF G. a'a4ue DC los tenIoAes'
III feSuiar naR'efo de !oS "LitIea,
gay" prislonero en- rnanos &C los IN
gIcScS.
La region CT que Ct cucmigo en-
orcndio 81 contra ataquc. fue l.
Reutel. al occidente del bosque men
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Fl e~ntierro de- un
Iider Sim Fem
en- Berlin

DUBLIN. jr,anG4, OctUbrc SIN
extreme nun.crosa fuc Ia comitiya que
acompan5 al cadavcr de Thomas
Ashc. cl lidcr de- los Sim F'cin que IA
.;ec!6 cl jueves de la semana pasa-
da Y cuyoS funerales Sc cf~ectuaron
Il iltimo sabado. Personals que pre-
senciarou los funerales de Mr.. Parnell,
cl lidcr de Ia misma association. que
murio en- 1891, aseguran que 10 eS-
tuvieron cStos tan corcurridos como
10 fueron los dc Mr.. Thomas Ashc.
En- Ia comitiva figuraoan numr-
roses contingencies de voluntario% IL
landeses los representatives de Ia aSo
ciacion deportiva Gaelica, de la Liga
Gaeilca, del Liberty Hail Citizens Ar.
MY : de las uniones obreras dc Dub
bin. Habia tambien muchas seuo-
raS de los clubes femen,nos.
Las bandas de musics que tomaron
parte en- eI cortejo y que durante c!
trayecto fueron tocando himnos d..
crioticos, pasaban de una docena. IN
firlCad de perSoIas &c todas las ella
scs solIales, que no accompaniment al
cgGavcr, Sc reun!eron d amboS lado5
del canine por ei que el ~cortcjo iba
a pasar y cuyo itincrario So do d
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-09
CENSURAS Al VICE
CANCILLER DE-
ALfMANIA
10 acnSa8 dc no haber Sd
Dido c0utestar a les de-
secs del ReichStag
AMSTERDAM, Octubre SO:

, AMSTERDAM, Octubre 8.-LoS
; 2eri6dicoS ~aiernanes que apoyan a Il
mayoria &c Ecicnstag. diriEen duras
cersug2s contra e. doctor Karl Half
. ferich. Vice-carci.ler del Imperio :
G:in.s,go del Interior. por 81 ineapa-
, cidad para ccn5eStar a los CeSeos y
, seatiraien.os del 2eichstag. por 10
. uue Sc esDsra que ocurran acoateci-
slieatoS Gec,Sivos au csc CuerpO le-
gis!ariyo. Los meucignados per!6dicos
son de opinion que 81 future del 90
hierno pronabiemente d~e2erde-a de
los debates aue dir-on principle hoy
or q ReichStag. en vista de Ia nc
zion prescrtada ror los socia;istas
INDEPENDENTS, d. que "el ReichsJag
es dc opinion que ia respuesta del
gobieFao 70 e<ca de acuerdo con Ia
intencicn dc csc CuerPo Legislative"
FL QoSSische Zcita0g Geclara que
esta nloci6n no - TN vot de. ccHSu-
IA dirigiGo fornaImcrte contra cI
doctor NichaeIis. Fl Canciller IRI?c-
gal, sine contra CT doctor Heifjerich,
81 yice-cancillcr Gsl Impcrio.
~ VorwaertS, p3r 81 partc dice
que 81 IA moci5r es aprobada. cl can
ciaier Michaelis ) SIS colegas debcn
renunciar. o dc 10 c~ontrario CT Re;chs
tag dcbe forzar!os = clio. OtroS dia-
rios piden una declaration mas clara
de partc del ~gobierno, acerca de ia
resolution dc paz de Ia mayorja del
Reichstsg.
George G~octhien. IN miembro del
partido progresista del Reichstag, Sc
gun Sc dice en- un deSpacho proce-
dente de Begin, expreso en- uu mitin
del Comite central de ST. partido,
que aunque Ii situacion militar era
S~atiSfacroria, no habia e~speranzas
de aplastar a los enemigos de Ale-
mania por terra.
&efiriendose d L. campana subma-
'r!na, el citado mienbro del Reichs-
tag die, que no obstante los siete
rniilones de toneladaS Ge barcos mer-
cantes que han sido echados a pique
For los submarines, no SC notaba
adA ninguna disposition hacia "a paz
de parte de Inglaterra; que en- csc
pals, today!s no SC. habia adoptado
ningiR sistema de raciones para Ia
alimentacion y que nadie podia decir
hasta cuanGo los submarines harlan
que Inglaterra Sc mostrara mas de-
seoSa de Ia paz.
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discuten los
propositos de
la guerra en-
:, 81 Reichstag
eAGINA SEGUNDE

" AMSTERDAM, Octubre S.-La
Gaceta de CoIonia. uao de los prlnci-
-sales ~aeri6dicos del Imperio aleman'
en- su edici6n de aver que Sc reclolo
,Hoy en- esra eIudad. da cuenta del dis
cprso Gpe Ell Ministro del Interior de
-Alemania, D.. Kari He,fferich. pro-
-nuRci6 Ell 81 Reichstag en- a session
= del sabado. e mencionado periodl-
60 transcribc un Parrafo de csc dis
Turso, soncebido ell los sigulentes
terminos:
La question relativa I los PROPOSE
tos de guerra de .Aleman!a, Sera dis
cut;da en- el curse de IN gran debate
Ia semana pr6xima'.
Giro Importance Giario germano,
q 'Reenische Westflische Zeitung',
en IN information que so6re e. mismo
asunto 2ublica. dice lue "el gran de,
bate tendra lugar g, luaeS', Is deciE
hoy,
Este u.t:mo ~geri5dico dice tam6ien
Cue el doctor AIlchselis. & cancilleE
Imperial ~alen1an, IA daGo mforma'
con c~oaccrnienle = IA s;tuacion po'
= Utica tucara de l. Alsacia-Lorena,
: los hde-es de los partidos de la ma
yor;a en- G, Ke.chstag. pero tal iafor'
t; mac!.n no - hara del dominic pl,
. El:co. Sino hasta despuas de que di'
cha poli5ica Aaya sido discutiGa en- Ia
meac!on1da Asambiea popular IegIs'
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Sueciia tiene I'm
tratado secreto
con AIemania
Esta ob|igada a properclO=
narle %determinadOS
matefialeS

WASHINGTON. Octubre S.-Sue-
cia csta compromct;da po- medic de
I'm tratado secreto con Alemanla, pa
"a ~exnortar q este ult;mo pals, annual
mcnte. c:rco milloneS dc tonc'adaS de
sus mincrales fosforoSos dc hero, DC
Ia meior calidad que Sc producer en-
el pals. Tai cosa Ia aa Sabido Ia In
ternatioual News Service de fuentc
sueca, cnteramente digna de credito.
Fl tratado hccho en- 1911 no ha s.
DO ain p~rescntado en- las negoclaclo-
mes cue Sc estan efectuando entire
81 REPRESENTATIVE de Suecia Ell eSta ca
7..&2 = llr. Vance Mccormick, d.
rector del Consejo administrative dc
Ex2ortac;ones. En- dichas negocia-
c'c.es. Suecia esta procurando OBJ
.ener del cobierno americana Ia re-
ennr De, cobierno americana Ia re
-ocaci6n del embargo sobge I eX-
oc-taci6n de proyisioncs a csc pals,
n menos para y cant!dad suf!c!ea:c
Ira las nocesidadcs de Ia p]oblac!on;
ae~o seE..s p&csre no consegu!ra tai
cosa, "a Il. !os lie csc pals Sc Austen
"a Ell 10 ;..so..to De enviar proyisiO-
.es Ge c~ualuuie. class para Alema,
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Ga los Esta6os CnidoS, Mexico, Csneda, Gu-
Ba. Puerto Rico, Panama, y las Eslas
Fiiiplnas:
IN ahO ......... - $3.50" $500" 80
SflS HtSeS ...--. -....- ...... -. 80 go
Tres moses ...... .-.... II. ..'@ '"'
Ell Centre J Sur America, t~Iceptua1do
Panama, Europa Y los demas palses COM
prendldos en- Ia Union Postal UNIVERSAL:
seis MI 1870. IS 500
res Iesss D,51,c: ;amh;en nm. ediciSn
..manaris, los microbes, slendo los prectos
he subcripcls7:
IN los Esisdos Unidos, Mexico, Canada,
1GSa, Fueets Atco, PanamA ) Finplnas:
ia S sss.: | 80
En- Centre 9 SUI America, (eIcepiuando
snNmSl. RUr0pe, etc
Los pssos dfben nscerse por sdel1ntsdo.
cn giro postal Q de Express, carta cert
'tcade 0 letra sobre Nuevs York. Los pre-
los q. suscript-on son Ell dinero er1eri
sno o 81 eQuiralencia en- moneds del pals
'e ionde Sc solictte 81 peri6dico.
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Sc APRCBO UNA HuELGA &C.
NERAL DE FERRRoCARRI
LFROS.

WASHINGTON, Ortubre 8.-Ls>
1airformaciones trasmitidas dc Petro-
graao indican que Ell Congreso dc
FerrocarrIleros In aprobado Ia huel-
ga general que Sc tenia en- proyecto
y que esta hueiga no iucluira las IL
meas dc aprovisiouaniento dc los
eiercitoS. Tambien Sc dice que los
-0empIeados de algunas de las lueas
ma importantes de Russia sc mega
ron terminantemente q secundar Ia
-huelma Y q obedecer las inStrucciones
que les fucron traSmitidas por el Con-
-grcso cue Sc encargo d: estudiarla.
prepararla V ordenar 81 e~jecuci6n.
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DID phone, T:kvts f4ff.
Entered As s%scond-class matter Febrnsr
n, 1919, at the Post office at San Antorii
Tex. under the Act Of March I. isT2
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l. 4 PRE- NS,A'
DLARi0 POPULAR INDEPEHpIEHTE-
PRECIUS DE SuSCRIPCl0N:

ER los Esta6os UnIdoS, Mexico, Csnedt, Gu
ba. Puerto Rico, Panama, y las tsiss
FiijD.laS.
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\. Sta Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
Cuando necesite libr0s en- espanoi
d~irijasc a Iguacio Z. Lozsno.-Il6

cquipara como prisioneros de guerra.
En- vista de clio. ahora SC les per-
mite reunirSe Ell la prision Y estan
Separates dc los dclincucntcs comu-
ncs. -Tambicn tienen authorization pa
r. rscihir ccn!ida del e&teri3E.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
DAMON AND PYTHIAs

Four hundred years before the
drawing Of the Christian era, the
drama Of damon and Pythias' was
enacted and has lived and grown
down through all the ages until it is
the foremost theme in the world to-
day upon which universal peace may
be founded.
It is this sublime story that is I'M
folded in the absorbing and soulful
photo drama of damon and
Pythias."
Spectacular, stirring, gripping are
its scenes; laid in Greece in the
pomp and glory of her greatest day,
with its colossal groupings, classic
dances, games, the thrill of the
chariot race, battles upon sea and
land, cities built and cities destroy
ed, and through all this, with a dra-
match fire and touch of sentiment
runs through the story of human
friendship and its lesson of mans
humanity to man.
Never before in the history Of
pictured plays have scenes Of such
magnificence and grandeur met the
camera.
Because Of this appealing story,
it, deep and inspiring interest, its
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
BONE.DRY BILL
Continued from page II

The fight over District prohibi-
ton will undoubtedly occupy several
hours. A special rule was reported
today under which, in addition to
two hours of general debate and
voting on an amendment for a ~
ferendum Of District citizens, sjt
would be possible to have approns
mately dozen roll calls on other;
amendments. These were put into'
the bill by the District of Columbia
committee, which has an anti-prohi-
bition majority.
The decision Of the postoffie bill
conferees to abandon the measure
came after two long meetings. dur
ing the day and several conferences
with Postmaster General BuYleson.
Members of the conference com.
mittee insisted that the Reed a.
mendment, which had been accepted
by both houses, was not the cause
of their failure to agree. The contin-
ing resolution carries the amend
ment verbatim as it had stood in the
appropriation measure.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS


McDmf, va suffered Tor several
years." says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker. d
ibis place, with Sick headache, md
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago iIiead told me p Try
Thed5ofd's Black Dfaugit, wl1eh ] did,
md I found II to be the bet family medi-
cine for young Ind Old.
I keep Black DsA,ght o. laad % the
time nov, aad whea my childfen feel Z
little bed, they ask me for Z dose, and 4
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have Z long spen Of SICK.
ness n our family, sisee We commenced
Using B11ck.Osailght."
Thedfofd's Black rauRht Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 70 reRu.
late weak stomachs, nd digestioa, re-
lieve indigestion. colic, wind, n1iisea.
headache, sick stomach, md similar
symptoms.
Il has teen IN constant re toe more
than 10 yeafS, md has oeae6ted more
lhan . millIoa people.
Yos8 dfvufot sells and recommends
Back D7n9ht Prizes oaly &c. Get Z
e1ck1Ge to-day. NC ~
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
EDITH STOREY RISKS LIFE IN
BIG SERIAL THRILL

The story of "The Missing
Chapter" the eleventh episode Of
"The Scarlet Runner" Vitaghaph's
mile-a-minute moter series by c.
N. and A. M. Williamson which is.
shown upon the screen of the
Arcade Theatre every Wednesday
called for Edith Storey, who playt,
opposite the popular .favorite Earle
Williams, to fall down . large cliff
in her racing machine.
This scene was the big thrill Of
the story and preparations were
made for its staging. The embank;
ment which was chosen was on tn
side of one Of the main automobil6
roads in the country and was ex.s
tremely steep. u
Director Wally Van, who is re-
sponsible for the ten Episodes 81
this unique series, ordered dummy
to be taken in the property wagon,
but when they arrived at the loca-
ton Miss Storey refused to have the
dummy substituted, claiming that
she could make the fall as well ~
not and that the picture would be
sure to lack realism if q double
was used.
Finding that she would not be
moved in her decision Director Van
ordered two or three barrels 81 soft
earth thrown down 50 that hef fall
would be less dangerous. At the
appointed signal, the car flew over
the road and finally skidded and
was soon lost to view to those ~
top Of the hill. The camera-mag
who was stationed below che in
cline held his breath but after ~
effect had disappeared the little sta
stood up shook her dresses sn.
started on a run up the hill she h
fallen down q few minutes before y
Very few players would have m
formed this feat-in fact very few.
would have been able to play the4
part at all, for throughout Miss
Storey is given opportunities to e.
hibit her excellent knowledge Z
motor cars.
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nearness to all that is human, its
educational and uplifting influences
it is a picture all will want to see.
It is a pictured presentation of a
story of friendship that has lived
through all the ages-It is photo
play that will never die.
This wonderful picture will be
shown at the Evangeline Theatre
Friday night, March End.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
HERE AM I CIRCLE

The "Here Am / Circle" is kindly
requested to meet at four o'clock
tomarrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. E. A. Pharr. This meeting is
called that the programme for Sat
urday afternoon may be rehearsed
and a full membership is urged.
Mrs. E. A. Pharr,
Pres. Kings Daughters.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
LAST OF THE LEAK"

A unanimous report was filed in
Washington yesterday clearing all
officials Of completely in the peace
Note Leak and saying that two
Washington newspaper men were
responsible for the disclosure Of the
contents Of the note.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28

Gas in the stomach or bowels. is q
disagreeable symptom Of q torpid
liver. To get rid of it quickly take
HERBINE. It is a marvellous liver
stimulant and bowel purifier. Price
Soc Sold by Belanger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
DAREDEVIL KATE

Daredevil Kate runs a saloon in
DEVILS Gap, among the rough manu-
facturers of munitions who work
there when the workmen strike, and
blow up munition store house,
Kate sides with them.
But when Cliff Stone comes from
the East to take charge of the sit
uation, Kate waivers. When Cliff
comes his adopted sister, Irene
West; her husband, John West, and
their two children. Cliff falls in
love with Kate, and the girl
promises to marry him.
Then Irene learns what Kate's
previous life has been, and con-
fronts her with it before Cliff. The
Western girl returns the ring to
Stone and she leaves him.
Kate turns against the Eastern
intruders.' At the instance of the
leader of the workmen, she gets
John West into her power. Just as
she is about to get the best Of the
Fasteners, she learns through an
accident, that Irene is her own sis
ter, from whom she had been parted
since childhood.
The result is that Kate turns once
more to the Fasteners, helps them
out of their difficulty, and again
promises to marry Cliff Stone.
This wonderful picture will be
shown at the Opero House to-
morrow night.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28

A scald, burn, or severe cut heals
slowly if neglected. The family that
keeps a bottle Of BALLARD'S
SNOW IMMINENT on hand is al
ways prepared for such accidents.
Price 25c, SOC and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by Belanger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28

Statesmen sell farmers q 1915
farm tractor; retail $3.50, guarah-
teed saticfaction, or money refund
ed. 10 days trial. Salesman must be
able to purchase = SO band, and
give references. z 1-2 per cent COM
mission. W. Perkins, Goodbee, La.
Representative. 1wk.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
SOUND OPTIMISTIC NOTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meyerdrech
Of Chicago have arrived in Morgan
City to spend a few months. They
will reside at the Costello hotel. Mr..
Meyerdrech is president Of the
American Vegetable Hair Co. of
this city, Of which Mr.. NJ. Green
baum is the manager. These officials
are optimistic concerning the future
of their business here and predict
q good season.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28

Two mighty good feature motion
pictures were in Morgan City last
night. "The Plow Girl" with charm
ing Mae Murray, Lasky feature
was shown at the Evangeline and
''The Old Folks At Home" with
Sir Herbert Tree was the Triangle
offering at the Arcade.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
The Review $1,000 Voting Contest

where you may buy at q 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, 1917-02-28

A nephew 81 Herr Won Jagow,
head Of the German foreign Office
has applied to the court at Lake
Charles for naturalization papers to
become . United States citizen.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28

For Sale, very reasonable. Wicker
baby buggy in good condition in use
less than a year. Apply to this Office.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28

Woman's Suffrage lasts only fol
today and tomorrow. Better vote
for woman today.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
lBERvlILE OIL FIELD

Hammond, La. Feb. 27.-Rev
Edward McCardy, rector Of tn,
Church of the Nativity, of Green
wood. Miss, has accepted the call of
Grace Memorial Church here.
White Castle, La, Feb. 27.-Oil
prospectors are invading the parish
Of Iberviue and . scheme is now on
foot here to begin boring for oil
within . half mile Of this place. w.
G. Strange will begin soon to bore
several wells on his Cora and An
plantations
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-28
First Prize

1917 Model Ford Touring Cart
This car is completely equipped in
every respect. It has been purchased
from the Loeb reher agency and
will be given to the winner in the
contest.