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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-24
Banker o. P. Ode was over from

were Cresco visitors yesterday.
-Penslar toilet articles Away.
please. DEBORAH Drug Co.
Miss Julia Byrnes came dowr
from Cresco yesterday for visit.
Rev. TIL. Nilsson of Ridgeway
was a DEBORAH visitor on Friday.
Phil Carolan and wife were here
from Bluffton township on Monday
Mrs. N II. Nelson and daughter
of Calmar we're DEBORAH visitors Sat.
urday.
"A. NJ. Thune of Highlan 1vill.
was a DEBORAH business visitor yes,
terday.
Miss Ella Caward went to St
Paul Monday for a weeks visit with
friends.
MIR. ]. H. Haug of Spillville was
business caller yesterday, while in
the city.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Peyer of Ossian
were DEBORAH bushes visitors yes
terday.
Miss Dilla Logsdon arrived home
yesterday, after visit with relatives
at Cresco.
ATTY. M. j. Carter was over from
Ossian last Friday, on professional
business.
Complete line of hot water bot
ties and fountain syringes at Par
mans drug store.
Mrs. Anna Nesheim went to La
Crosse, Wis. today for visit at the
A. ]. Wells home.
Mrs. E. C. Grant went to Cal
mar Saturday for a short visit with
Mrs. S. E. Brickner.
r. F. Gibson returned to ST.
Paul Thursday after visiting here
two or three weeks.
Arthur Hagen departed for Ga
lena, Ill. last week, where he has
accepted a position.
MIR. j. N. Topliff has been quite
sick during the past week, but is
improving as we write.
Official Seal cigar, ten cent
cigar for sc every Saturday at Par
mans drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hoyt went
to Fayette on Monday, for visit al
the home of F. A. Hoyt.
Miss Marie Stevenson went to
La Crosse, Wis. Monday for couple
of weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. T. Little concluded her
visit with relatives hereabouts and
returned home to Cottonwood S. D.
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher de-
parted Monday fer their home at
Ismay, Mont. after spending five
weeks visiting home folks.
Miss Clara Hanson concluded
her visit at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Hanson, and de-
parted yesterday for Detroit, Mimi.
F. w. Boyd departed on Thurs
day for Waterloo, where he has pur-
chased saloon and will soon re-
move to that city H. w. Sells went
with him.
Misses Beatrice Longstreet, Stel-
la Hamre and Louise Larson gave a
sleigh ride party on Friday, with
twenty-eight guests, Mr.. L. Keefe
being the driver.
DIR. B. A. Stockdale changes the
date of his coming to DEBORAH from
Wednesday, Feb. 18th to Tuesday,
Feb. 18TH Please take notice OF
the change in the date.
Mrs. Erick Anderson was tend
cred birthday party on Friday af-
ternoon by dozen lady friends, who
left some highly appreciated memen-
tos of the occasion.
Misses Marguerite Moran, Ethel
Ingvoldstad and Ruby Ward gave a
dancing party Monday night at the
Yeoman hall, in honor of Miss Mae
Grady of Madison, Wis.
Miss Hannah Nelson, a trained
nurse who has been engaged in hel
profession here for the past two
years or more, departed on Saturday
with friend for Box Elder, Mont
for visit with her parents. The two
ladies will probably take up claim
near there.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-24
LOCAL ITEMS.


Miss Elizabeth ,Soland has been
visiting at Austin the past week.
Mike Tuna was a business Wis.
itor in DEBORAH from <Calmar Mon.
day. g94
M. A. RUBBISH of Fort Atkinson
was transacting business here Fri
day.. ~
Hon. NJ. E. Gieser of New Hamp-
ton attended to business matters in
the city on Friday.
w. B. Reed and wife were over
Sunday visitors with. DR.. and Mrs
r. l.. Topliff at Postville.
MIR. Ed. ]. Enslow went to Chi
cago Monday night, to look UP some
bargains for his dry goods store.
Mrs. B. F. Kimball returned to
Elgin Monday, after being with her
mother. Mrs. White, for some time.
Miss Ora Putnam concluded her
vacation visit at home Friday, and
returned to school duties at Shipley,
Iowa. "a
F. S. Peters of Cedar Rapids is
guest at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. d. H. Hill. He arrived on Sat
urday.
The family of A. Lincoln are
enjoying a visit from N. w. Peard
of Enid, Oklahoma who arrived on
Monday. "a
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Allen OF
Benclair, S. D. are guests of their
uncle, T. P. Logsdon, arriving last
Saturday.
Mr.. c. S. Skinner arrived last
night from Grand Junction, Color
ado, for visit with his sister, Mrs.
A. Lincoln.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Thomas left
for Galesburg, Ill. on Friday, where
they were called by the death of her
grandmother.
Frank Morrison. was up from
v est Union a couple of days last
week, visiting relatives and attending
to business Matters
Misses Sophie sNesheim, Agnes
Tofte, Myra Halsey land Grace Klein
went to Galena, Ill. Friday, to work
in the mitten works. H..
H. B. Winter STARTED out yester-
day morning and B. B. Morss this
morning on trips for the American
Drug & Press Association.
Mrs. C. w. Edwards and chill
dren concluded their visit at the
parental home of c. H. Bromley on
Thursday and returned to Chicago.
Mr.. H. w. James of La Crosse
Wis. arrived here last Wednesday
morning to attend mis- fathers fun
eral. He returned q Saturday morn
ing. y
Misses Josie and Bertha Gund-
erson and Henry Erickson concluded
their visit with Atty. and Mrs. ]. A.
Nelson Monday and returned to Cler-
mont.
Mrs. Lois Hammond and son
and Mrs. S. E. Hammond of Orchard
Neb., who have been visiting at the
l.. b. Willis home, expect to depart
for their homes tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. CLAUS Lynne con-
Guided their visit at the home of his
brother, Ed. Lynne and his sister
Mrs. Dybvik of Fremont township on
Friday, and returned to Ell Campo
Texas.
Arnold Haakenson arrived last
Wednesday from Butte, Montana
for a visit with his mother. He is
working for the Wells, Fargo Ex-
press Co. and expects to be trans
ferred to st. Paul.
DEBORAH friends were glad to
greet H. S. Stinson, former county
recorder, who came down from Or.
leans township last Thursday. He
recently returned from California
where he has been since retiring
from office.
-Penslar Cough Syrup stops the
cough. DEBORAH Drug Co.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-24
Where "Ma" Got the Twins.

The arrival of twins to her mother
was told to Ethel, the ten year old
daughter. oh, dear, said the little
girl. mamma has been getting bar
gains again. "-Colfax Clipper.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-01-24
WANT COLUMN.


Rates-One Cent per word. Moth
ing less than ten cents.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
PILLAGE AND BURN VILLAGES.
Turks Destroy Possessions Because
They Could Not Retain Them.

Athens.-An official dispatch from
Arta says the conduct OF the Turks in
Eplrus was like that OF men anxious
TO destroy their possession because
they could not retain them. Not only
the Bashi- Bazouks. but the Turkish reg.
ulars engaged In the work OF desiruc-
ton in all the territory evacuated
One detachment. acting under the
orders OF the Janina chief OF police.
pillaged and burned thiry-one villages
in the Janlna district In the last few
days. In the Malakassi distrlc, eleven
villages were destroyed and the In.
habitants took refuge In the caves In
the mountains. In the neighborhood
OF Janina alone there are 5000 women
and children dying OF hunger. Eigh.
teen hundred destitute Christians have
succeeded in reaching Greek villages.
In the villages OF G!tista and Donatl
large numbers OF peasants have been
massacred. after being tortured.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
THE PANAMA CANAL
NEARS COMPLETION
FIRST SHIP WILL PASS THROUGH
THE BIG DITCH SOME TIME
NEXT SUMMER.
One OF the Small Vessels Used by
Canal Builders viii Make First
Trip, Formal Opening of Water
way to Take Place Later.

Washington.-Som time next sum-
mer or fall. no exact date being speci-
fed. a vessel will pass from the At
lantic to the Pacific across what is
now the lsthmus OF Panama. which
consequently must disappear from the
worlds geography. and by the same
human agency the Western henri
sphere will be divided into two con.
tinents. The vessel will not be the
Oregon nor any other famous ship.
but will be one OF the many small wa
ter craft in daily use by the canal
builders. and probably the only pas
sengers will be Col George w Goeth-
ais and the stan OF American engi-
neers who for the last eight years
have been carrying on the greatest
engineering work the world has ever
seen. 1t will be later than that. any
where from six months 10 year per
haps. before the formal opening OF the
waterway will take place and a naval
feet headed by the famous old Ore
gon will pass through into the west
ern ocean and the canal may be fairly
said 10 be open to trade.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
LAMP SHADE,
SOME NEW IDEAS AND .ov.|
SHAPES ARE OUT. V'u
Color Scheme ia Mi.
ransement That Conn. az, " \
'a''. 80, and sA. .'s'
Outlines In Favo,

Paris has set the ,o.,,
mover SHAPES IN lamp shades nv "a ~
silks OF which they are mad. ins "
Oh the same tone. when no, Iaa
OF the exact shade. Az tho p'ecltt
scheme. This silk. shallow,u s s
ID htted about the -oundatIor' , au's
wire IN rounded or dlstino,'' ulss
ed oolons. None OF the sSss.i mla
perfect circles. and in this ,a
their shapes differ radical. "'pc
those formerly fashionabls no
marked difference is that ,s Aa''as
opening Is not materially nsI
than Is the bottom openirv '"s
Quently. the shade has NOa's
appearance. sometimes oddly :. "
hhce with the base OF the Ian WI
II surmounts. On these nau, u
there are no frills or balla, S- $50
SKIRT effects. Their outlines -sa
sharp and distinctive. and s,, ~
they are trimmed with ys.,.A
.'"' Ho"ers ana foliage in silk tb...
furnishings are placed abou, n.
Ter or the shade while the 10, -
tom edges are finished win II" ~
rowest OF headings. These e,,,.,.
attached with the utmost ,a-,
and regularity. consist OF the SI.,'-
ed necklaces In Composition or .,'..
or coral. which cost only small
and may be obtained in any ., =.
shades needed for one OF ,hs.a p
plre shades. as they ara c,n.s
Paris. Another way OF maki,, a.
rounded or distinctly pointed ~.
shade is 10 stamp upon the plain N,
u fine design In Greclan pattsr, ~
then embrolder II with the tInIs., =
crystal beads in the same tone 4. A.
covering material. which. o. couns /,
not futed The light OF the Ia,
shining through these beads ,,,.,
them a charming radiance like u,s
jewels. and the design stands on, .
amazing relief A shade thu, -.
broldered should have It's edses 4,
lshed with the finest Of silk cort,,,
and II this cannot be obtained 4,
tone accurately matching the sl
white cordage should be spsca-y
dyed for the purpose. for the IDEA
to make the beading on the cen,s, 4
The article tho chief attraction TAs,s
Tore. no other detail must be pro.l
nent
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

IN mind, for sale, he'd have wanted
80 much money for it that even ].
Pierpont Morgan would "a had to 90
-hongry on Thanksgivin' day"
What kind of turkey was this,
FAmzi2' inquired the grocer.
Just turkey turkey" Amaziah re-
piled lust a common or garden tur-
key. but it was raised accordin' to
scientific principles by yours truly,
and if do say it myself. it was prob'ly
me most remarkable turkey that ever
1=as known.
It happened like this. About ten
years ago-which was just afore de-
cided to settle In this beautiful little
city-about ten years ago | was con-
nected with one o the largest lab
or'tNies and scientific research shops
II the world. The professors there de-
pended great deal on meme bein'
4 man who applied the rules O. CON-
mon sense an demonstrated knowl-
edss 10 the execution O. theories an
sech. Well, there was a long whis-
kered professor there by the name
D Alphabet Snoggins. His name
wasn't rully Alpha bet, but bein' as his
initials was w. r. NJ. II. Snoggins.
IL. D., PHI D.. A. NJ. F. r. G. S. K.
y. c., we jest played both ends against
the middle and called him Alphabet
Not to his face. mind ye, but amongst
ourselves. SO to speak. Us scientists
is very human people when not before
the public.
$50 thishyere Alphabet Snoggins he
had q system of encouragin' rapid
growth in the human system. Done
a lot o researchiE' at the stockyards
he had, maxim drugs out O. by-prod
acts an the like. He'd discovered a
way TIC use powdered glands and mus
Giles SOS 20 supply the lackin' incen-
tive to development. You get me? You
know there's people that don't grow
as fast or as pig as they ought to. Just
because the CROWN power isn't in
EN-. So Alphabet he had worked ant
a kind of medicine that would mako
'em sprout. Well, come along one
TALL, and on tn experiment farm where
our college was We Matched out a fine
bunch turkeys. Hatched 'em ont
in the early summer. in fact. There
was one gobbler l rather liked the
scoks Of. so, just for the fun of the
'Ehang. more'n anything else, l took
personal care Of it myself. One day
just for the novelty OF 1t, / mixed a
lot. of Alphabet's dope with tn feed
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

wasn't none O. these cold storage birds
that was Matched the Lord knows
when, an killed nobody knows where.
Ii was scientific turkey"
Where did you know this turkey,
Amzi?' asked Lafayette Allen, smil-
ing beneath his whiskers.
Thishyere turkey happened to come
snto my knowledge some years afore
/ came TO thishyere town to abide"
Amaziat Bolts explained, biting of
fresh chew Of tobacco. Prior to my
conferrin' my residence upon thish-
yere community, it may not be gen.
orally known, l was somewhat of a
investigator into the mysteries O. life
myself, in small way. What start
ed me to thinkin O. thishyere turkey
have in mind was the figger our
worthy groceryman, Mr.. Lemuel lids
worth, sets as his lowest limit for a
turkey for Thanksgivin' dinner pur.
poses Not castin' no reflections onto
4-emuel, but l may freely say that If
ne ever had thishyere turkey l have
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
some Cause for Reloicino.

In addition to the general ocoo.,o
ior thanksgiving, every life has its
own joys and every soul it's own do
lights. There are many who appear 70
De barren Of rejoicing. some into
whose homes calamity has come and
from which have gone those wbosa
races were the love lights of the do,
s mes',c circle But even here may be
round some cause for rejoicing. and
IN any event, a reverent faith NAV
take up the triumph of the uncrusba1
spirit OF Job-"Though he sIay me
yet VIII ] praise him." God does no,
willingly afiict the children OF mon
and when the misfortunes come h.
stands ready to comfort and n nro,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

Beat four eggs very light: add wv
teaspoons Of vanilla extract and wv
cups OF granulated sugar Sur III wv
cups OF -four. sifted with three YEA
spoons OF baking powder and va
spoon OF salt Then add -four TO mas
n stifr dough. Roll into thin sne'.
rprinkle with sugrr. cut out WIN :
finger" cutter and bake In guy.
oven. This amount makes aUO.
forty little cakes. which are exoen'"'
with fruit or ice cream.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

Cook slices OF carrot and tur-ls
onefourth OF an inch thick until ~
der. drain and use them to line b.,.
tered charlotte mold Boil vhn.
turnips until tender: drain and prsa
through a fine sieve To one cup &
PURGE add one-four,h OF teaspoon
salt. n dash OF white pepper. a E1s
Ing OF nutmeg. one-fourih o, a G,
of thick cream and lastly the St;
beaten whites OF three eggs Rin
In tho decorated mold standing Ia
pan OF hot water until the center y
comes firm. Turn from the mold al
servo with white sauce.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
THE LAST OF THE TURKEY.

Last Thursday, twas a glorious sight.
All crisp and brown and hot;
Inc turkey graced the festal board
And had the honored spot.
On Friday 1t was there again
AS croquettes. served for lunch.
IN which the white meat and the dark
Were gathered in a bunch.
Again 1t came on Saturday.
A salad twas this time:
And. though It was the same old bIrd
The salad tasted prime.
Then. Sunday-here It came once mora
1t seemed twas here to stay.
For prominent on the menu
Was turkey consomme."
But Monday closed the birds career.
We knew twas gone for good.
For a big platter full of hash
Upon the table stood.
WILBUR d. NESBIT.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
TapIoca Custsru Pudding.

One-half cup OF pearl tapioca soiit
ovcr night in plenty OF cold vils.
Merit day throw on all the water ~
one pint OF milk. two eggs beaten luo
even tablespoons OF sugar. very little
nutmeg. one-half teaspoon salt oi'
sven tablespoon OF butter. Bif'
slowly. 10 tho custard will no, boil
IL II should boil II will be wstery. RICE
custard pudding is made the same, By
emitting the tapioca and putting U
hree-daarters cup OF boiled rice.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Shot by Boyhood Enemy.

Denyer.-M- A. Root. member OF a
Denver tobacco firm. was shot and 80.
rlously wounded early Saturday at his
nome here by a man whom he says
ne recognized as boyhood enemy al
hipon. Wis. Root was taken to the
county hospital where II was said
mere was a chance for his recovery.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Changers Jubilant.

Spokane. Wash.-Jub1lant over the
announcement that 472 new oranges
were organized in the last year and
that the unexpected assets now reach
approximately 100000. the national
grange at its forty.slxth annual con.
claye here. decided to double It's ef.
lorts next year toward organizing
oranges In states not now represeniod
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Bsnanz Cake.

Three eggs. two cups sugar, o's
cup milk. two tablespoons butter
tscant). one teaspoon soda leveal'
two teaspoons cream OF tartar, ~
sence OF lemon. three even cups nou'
Bake In four layers.
Banana Filling. Mash three or TOUT
bananas with fork. Juice OF one
lemon. two-thirds cup sugar, one en
Boil until thick. stir all the une
Spread between layers Sprinkle COZ
fectioner's sugar on top.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

When flling cake tin renenO.
that the center of the cake Is Tue P.
which will usually be the highes'' =, :.
spread the batter as much to tne ''', ,r
as possible. leaving depresS'o"s au
the center; then the cake Wa Wa
baked. will be level and mucn INV
convenient for icing.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Rob Oklahoma R,nL

bartiesyllle. Okla.-Five bandits DIV.
na,nited the Bank OF Ochelata at
ocnelata' OKLA, got $1,000 and escap-
su' me robbers cut all telephone ana
Telegraph wires leading into the town
oefore they attacked the bank.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
To Ercahcn Carpet.

II your carpet looks dusty ana u.'
after being swept. add two teaspOO !,
fuls OF ammonia to half gallon " y,
cold water wiring a clean cloth ou. "
II. and with this rub the carpet Wv
oughly all over. Rinse your cloui u,
luently and change the water !"
Tets very dirty.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

ana "hispered-to myself, you I'm.
stand
our little Now I lay me-" clear to
Its MY soul to keep"
Just as used to say it when I hurried
off to sleep.
And something seemed to touch mo
IKE hand held out to bless
And all at once my heart throbbed m
hymn Of thankfulnessl
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
Explosion kllla Sly

cary, lnd.-Six men were killed by
an explosion OF 1000 pounds of dyna.
mite in one of the. packhouses At tho
plant OF the Aetna Powder comnanv
iured. "o'e III
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

mr.. eurIeson, who represents the
en,n district OF Texas In congress.
mas been mentioned for a cabinet nosI'
uon under Woodrow Wilson and a.
'eaay mas announced that he wlsb..
70 DC secretary OF Agriculture. Eour
years hence. he says, he plans to h.
elected governor Of Tcxas
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

unions ano ram ,t,tis
After frying onions, pour =, II
vinegar into the frying pan, ~" ,sll
get hot. and It will remove sii '"'
from the pan.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

llSHfERE turkey
I'm thinkin' OF,
said A n a z | a h
Bolts, increasing
his legs and lean
ing forward so
that he might de-
post his tobacco
juice squarely in
the center OF the
box Of sawdust,
-thishyere turkey
I'm thinkin' OF
wasn't no ordi-
nary turkey. II
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

The bullying breast, and how then
from the oven came a drift
VI tantalizing odor. such as only boys
have shifted.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21
NIGHT
BY WILBUR D. NESBIT,

st night l got to
thinking, when |
couldn't go to
sleep,
the way Thanksgiv-
ing served me in
the days when joy
was cheap
how we'd have a tur-
key, and OF how I'd
beg a taste
enever they would
open up the oven
door to haste"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

And then 1
curled up
b oy ike,
with m y
cheek up
o n m y
hand.
A n d 8 h u t
my G y @ s
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

| got to thinking of
it-for | couldn't
go to sleep
OF mince pies in the
pantry, where
I'd side in and
peep,
And jelly and plum
butter. and the
peach preserves
and cake
And then | got to
thinking of how
fine 'twould be
to take
A trip back to the
old days. when
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

-, the uahcing candle light
riayeo pranks with all the shadows
on the wall. Thanksgiving niebt
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-11-21

Aey mace splendid picture-but
the picture wasn't true;
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-10-12

FORMULATION Of the appointment H., OF 4. !ne
Commissioners aud Clerks OF Election
sor the various polling precincts OF the
Parish of st. May, Louisiana for the
General Election, to DE held Tnesoay.
Move nber 9Th, 1912 tor Presidential
Electors and for State, District and Far
ocf ial officers and ratlhcatlon OF con"
stitutional amendments.
In cordance with Act No. 152 OF the
General Assembly of the St tie OF Louis.
lana for the year 1893 and all subsequent
amendments thereto, we, the Board OF
Supervisors of Election of the Parish OF
st. Mary, Louisiana, constituted lo-Wit;
Will lam H. Vetter, President, pr, u. n.
Fo ter, ard Wilbur II. Kramer. Clerk ex-
meet and proceed to appoint the following
named Commissioners and Clerks OF Elec-
tion or the various polling. precincts OF
the Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana. as es-
t. blished and provided for by the Police
jury of this Parish, to-wit:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct 1. ChArenton-Paul Pecot, John
Veeder, DEM, Alex Pecot, Rep. Commits
sioners: Evans Delhaye. Clerk.
Precinct q Boudreaux's Store-E. A.
Boudreaux, Agricole Fuselier. DEM, A:
v Allan, Rep. Commissioners: Paul
Mendoza, Clerk.
Precinct l, Glencoe Rudolph Hanf,
ia mes Schmulen, DEM, A. A. Bonvillaln'
Rep. commissions s: E. Barras. Clerk.
Precinct 2, Louisa-Wilson Burns, Hill
are Lan.on, DEM, Robert Brown. Rep.
Commiss' oners: c. o. Bonvllain, Clerk.
THIRD WARD.
Precint 1, Franklin-Joseph Boudreaux,
w. II. Latham, Dem., w. A. Rose, Keep.
Commissioners: 4. E. Keenze, Clerk.
PreciA ct 2, Baldwin,. A j.. Girolr. Alcide
Simoneaux, DEM, Charles j. Breaux, Rep.
Commissioners: J. Allen Barnett, CLERK.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct L, Contradictions. Vitter, W
A. Chauvin, DEM, Rex Mccullough, Rep.
Commissioners: f. n. W est. Clerk.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct l, Patterson-AS 3. Kleinpeter
J. e. Lassus. DEM, H. P. williams. Rep
Commiss oners: Sam Barthe, Clerk.
SIKH WARD.
Precir ct l., Mo san City-Van Z. Glenn
ems, Maurice Blum, DEM, J. 4. Jolley'
ST., Rep. Comm 'ssioners: Charles Shinn
| Clerk.
Precinct 2. Amelia-T. Aucoin, Firmar
Beadle, Dem, J. K. Dellucky, Rep. Com
missionrrs: W. G.. AucOin, Clerk.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct l. Jullien's Store-.A. E. Calm
Maurice Bod'n, Dem. Henry Julien, Rep
Commissioners: Alfred Fortier, Clerk.
| EIGHTH WARD,
! Precinct /, Berwick-Gus Thorgeson
Alvin Gashia, DEM, Albert Labe, Rep
| Commissioners: Cecil Gilmore. Clerk.
! In evidence whe -eof. we have hereuntt
officially signed our names this 3rd day o
october, A. D 1912.
WV. II. vETTER, President.
| DIR. ID. N. EOsTER,
WILBUR II. KRAMER, Secretary
Board of Supervisors of Election st. Mary
| Parish, Louisiana.