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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-10-03
Is Ellis Hebert | ward
10 Louis Barras 3 ward
20 Remy Angelic. -. A ward

IL Louis DarraS. Is ward
20 Remy Angelic. 80. A ward
The names thus selected being
written on separate slips of paper
were placed by us in an envelope
which was sealed and endorsed: -
''List of Grand Jurors"
Thus done we proceeded to draw
from said Venire Box the names OF
Thirty Jurors to serve as Petit
Jurors for the week beginning
Monday October 18th, 1914.
The names thus drawn are as
follows to-wit:
/ b. K. Martet. IS ward
2 Emile Dautrueil. 3 ward
3 1Chas. Bernard. Il ward
4 Alcee Castillo b ward
5 Leonce Breaux. :. Il ward
6 Chas. Barras. g ward
Z Maurice Melancon. Il ward
8 Jules Nectoux. .. i ward
. Amede Demurger. Il ward
10 Martin Dautreuil. L ward
IL Martin Witt. 3 ward
IL Lazar Bourqe. L ward
IL Terville Bienvenu Il ward
IA j. G. Duplantis :. II ward
Is Armand Patin. %. s. ward
Is j. Gabriel Bienvenu1 ward
II John b. DeLaloire. l ward
IL Sidney Beslin. 80. Il ward
l9 Erar Robichaud. . 8 ward
20 Felix +. Keller. :. L ward
Fl Joseph Molire. -. A ward
~ j. b. Fournet =. :. Il ward
% H. ID. Smedes, Jr. Il ward
"a Adolp Resweber Jr ward
% Prudent Hollier 4 ward
26 +. b. Devellier 80 ward
~ Ivan L. Power. Il ward
70 Armand Clement :. L ward
% Albert Olivier. Il ward
30 John Castillo. 4 ward
Which names thus drawn were
written on separate slips of paper
and placed by us in an envelope
which WAS sealed and endorsed,
List OF Jurors No. l and placed in
the Jury Box.
Having thus completed the
drawing of the Jury We have seal
ed the General Venire box placed
the envelopes containing the list
of Grand Jurors and List No. l of
Petit Jurors in the Jury box which
was also sealed by US and the
whole delivered to the Clerk of
Court, Ex- Otficio Chairman of Ju-
ry Commissioners as custodian
thereof.
In faith whereof witness our
hand and seal of the Court at St
Martinville, La, this 18th day OF
September 1914 in presence Of the
hereinabove named witnesses.
Witnesses:
j. o. HALPHEN, SR
A. d. Roy.
GEO. S. EAsTIN
A. A. RANsONET
A. CHAMPAGNE
A. THIBODEAUx.
A. F. DOMENGEAUx,
Clerk of Court, Ex-Oficio Chair
man Jury Commissioners.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-10-03
(. SCHWARTZ.
The Lafayette Fair takes place
October S.9.10-11-1914. Excur-
sion from here Sunday Oct. 1lth.

Miss Helen Bertrand accompa-
nisd by Miss Lucie Bienvenu left
for Now Orlesns Tuesday. Miss
Bertrand goes to New Orleans to
consult specialist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
H0DCARRlER TO Do BETTER
Made Impossible Promise to Boss
When ReproVed for Spending so
Much Time on Ladder.

The late George A. Hearn, the mil.
lionaire business man and art collector
of New York, was noted for his kind
and reasonable treatment of his en-
ployes. Mr.. Hearn used to smile at
the new scientific management craze,
of which he once said at dinner:
These scientific management peo-
pie, with their impossible claims Of
doubling and trebling a mans labor,
remind me of the humble hod-carrier's
impossible premise.
"A facetious boss said to new hod-
carrier:
Look-a-here, friend, didn't | hire
you to carry bricks up that ladder by
the day?'
Yes, sir said the hod,carrier,
touching his cap.
We'll, I've had my eye on you, and
you've only done 1t half a day today.
You spent the other half coming down
the ladder
"The hod-carrier touched his cap
again.
IN try to do better tomorrow, sir,
he said humbly. York Tribune.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
NOVEL USE OF ELECTRICITY
English Railroads Sort Freight by
Merely Pressing Button-May
Cause Wide Reform.

Hull, which has Just secured its
own telephone system. is to be the
center of an experiment that may
cause wide reform in the methods Of
handling freight on the English rail-
ways. The system practically means
the sorting Of goods in warehouse by
simply pressing button. Electrical
machinery has been invented by a
company with which Mr.. Marconi is
associated for dividing the warehouse
into series OF alphabetical sections.
Travelling trays under electrical con-
troll distribute the goods according to
the index letter Of their destination
b for Bradford, l. for Liverpool. and
so forth-in manner similar to that
by which letters are sorted in the
post office. A French, an American
and two English railway companies
are now negotiating for the adoption
of the system.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Origin Of the Word veloelpede.

Frank II. vizetelly tells THE Story
OF the Wheel" in the April st. Mich.
olas. After describing the introduc.
tion OF the celerlfere and the dandy.
horse, Mr.. vizetelly says:
by this time the principle OF balanc.
Ing the wheel was understood. and the
task OF developing the crude vehicle
OF NJ. de sivrac was begun. II was not
long. however. before this machine
was replaced by another, or was, per.
haps. only renamed. During the French
revolution a new form was introduced
under the name OF velocifere; and its
riders became known as velocipedes.
In the year 1908 one OF these vehicles.
shown at the Luxembourg gardens in
Paris. was much used. Eight years
later another wheel OF similar form
came into France, and gained popular
favor at the Gardens OF the Tivoll; this
was the Draisine. named from its In
ventor.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Color This Picture to Suit Yourself.

SCopyright. 1914. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
Long time ago, in the days when
the clouds hung over the sky from the
time the people got up until they went
70 bed, and the rain came pattering
down on the roofs hour after hour, tho
iold men would gather the little boys
who wanted to go out in the wet woods
10 play, and tell them that they must
wait until the sun had stopped crying
over the death Of her daughter.
And while the little boys listened,
the old men would tell them about
how the wise medicine men got word
from the Yunwi Tsunsdi (the little
people OF the woods) to send the rat.
tlesnake to kill the sun. In those days
the sun shone so hot every day that
many people were made sick by the
heat.
The old men would tell about how
the rattlesnake went up to the house
OF the daughter OF the sun, in the
middle OF the sky, and made a mis-.
take. II was the daughter of the sun
be killed instead of the sun herself!
80" the old men would say. "the
sun began TO weep as soon as she
found out that her daughter had been
Killed. staying up in her daughters
house so long that the people grew
cold and afraid because It was dark all
the time.
Then came the chief OF the Little
People and told the wise medicine men
that they would have TO send messen.
gers TO Tsunglnal (the Ghost Country
In Ushunhiyi (the Darkening Land in
the WesD to bring back the daughter
OF the sun.
so the wise medicine men chose
teven hunters to so to the Ghost Coun-
try, and they set out carrying a box
to bring the daughter OF the sun back
IN. When they got to that country,
they found all the ghosts at a big
dance, Just as the chief OF the Yunwi
Tsunsdi said they would.
And Just as they had been told to
DO. they stood close by the circle OF
dancers, and. whenever the daughter
ef the sun came round In the dance,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12

each one Of the seven messengers
struck her with stick which they car.
ried. And when the seventh man had
struck her. he stepped out of the cir.
Gle of dancers and fell down as IL
dead.
Then the seven messengers took
her up, as they had been told to do.
and put her In the box they had
brought. And they started east to-
ward the country from which they had
come.
In little while, the daughter of
the sun came back to life and begged
the man to let her out of the box. But
they remembered what the chief of the
Little People had told the wise medi.
cine men, and they would not let her
out.
After they had gone a long way,
the girl in the box said that she was
hungry and begged the seven men to
let her out to eat; but they refused
and went on.
When they were near home, the
daughter OF the sun begged the men
who carried her to lift the lid of the
box just little, for she said she was
smothering. And so pitifully did she
beg that the men decided that II would
do no harm to lift the lid just a crack.
And Just as they raised up the lid
OF the box tiny bit to let In some air
to the daughter Of the sun, something
hew swiftly past them into the bushes
/ and they heard a redblrd cry, 'Kwish!
kwish! Kwish!' from the limb of a
tall tree. Then they shut down the
lid OF the box and went on to where
the wise medicine men were waiting.
when the seven messengers got to
the council house and opened the box
they found that 1t was empty. It was
the daughter Of the sun who had flown
out OF the box when they lifted the
lid-she had taken the shape Of the
redbird; and so We know today that
the redbird is the daughter of the sun"
And when the boys would ask what
made the sun stop crying for her
daughter, the old men would only say:
oh, that is another story. II Il ia
raining tomorrow will tell II to you" "
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Suspicious.

They claim" remarked the senator.
that by new device thoughts can be
sent by wireless"
Great, isn't it?" said the Interested
constituent.
1T may be great" the senator ad.
mitted, but 1t amt going TO catch me.
Just as soon as ! began thinking for
transmission some detested meddler
would hang a thought dictaphone on
the nearest bunch OF air waves."-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Test Electric BIastlnu.

Gold mining companies OF the Rand
field. South Africa, have been ex.
perimenting with electric blasting
with a view to reducing the danger
of miners phthslsis, disease ascribed
TO the fine dust that results from blast
Ing. By using electric systems the
firing can be done from the surface.
and the air can be cleared OF the fine
dust before the miners need to enter
the mine.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Golnu 20 School.

Before the Boer war took place
there were no country schools in tho
Transvaal or the Orange Free State,
and very few In the towns. Now they
have been established everywhere. but
inc trouble is to get scholars. The
Boer father holds that II his boy can
ride horse and shoot a rife he has
all the education he needs. and many
Of them have been sent to Jail for en-.
couraging their sons to keep away
rom schoolhouses. A Boer mother
holds that when her daughter can
make bread she Is as good an any
7oung lady In the world
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Beginning Of Oblivion.

1t is pleasant to learn that r. L.
Stevenson's grave in Samoa has not
been neglected. The German authori.
ties. as II appears, remember his ge-
MUS and take care Of his last abode.
They will continue to do 80 for n
time. but ultimately Stevenson's grave
will be neglected and forgotten like
all others. Oblivion has her poppy
laid up for great names as for little
ones. When Cicero visited ArchIm.
edes' tomb he could not find the cylin-
der and sphere until he had raked
away the brlers.-Portland oregonian.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Wise Janitor.

The lady OF the house was chilly.
There was no heat in the radiators.
She sent for the janitor.
DO you want to freeze us?" she de,
manded.
Madam" replied the janitor, 81 fear
you do not read the papers"
What have | missed?" she coldly
asked.
The statement by leading scien-
tist that steam heat ruins beauty"
What could she say after that?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
FOR WARMING A BED
Two to Four candle-Power Lamp VIII
Give Sufficient Heat-Danser Of
Fire Eliminated.

As most people are aware, 1t is dan.
gerous to use an incandescent lamp as
bed warmer owing to the fact that a
considerable amount Of heat is given
off by a comparatively small body
the lamp, writes Wilbur R. Simpson in
Popular Electricity. This heat is
confined and not allowed to radlate be.
cause the bedclothes pack tightly
around the lamp. More than once fires
have been started from this cause. But
have found that no harm is done If
the lamp is inclosed in a fruit jar as
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12

whale factory" on the Labrador
coast. A single filthy steamer car.
ries passengers up these bleak shores
beyond Battle Harbor, which is the
lrst port of call after one has crossed
the Straits of Belle Isle and left New
foundland behind.
Killed in the sea the monster
whales are towed to the factory and
there, If time for cutting up be in
opportune, the whale is pumped full
OF air and allowed to float out in the
bay until the men can find opportun-
ity to get at him. Then, by aid OF
windlass and cable. he is slowly but
steadily drawn up the wide platform
to the station which runs with gentle
slope to the sea.
Many.Sided Subject.
The background to the scene pre-.
sented at the whaling stations of New
foundland and Labrador is practically
the same for all. One has the harbor.
with the great islands OF pinkish
rocks and on the land behind, the
white-painted main building or whale
factory. Smaller buildings nestle be-
side this on the rocks. At one end
OF the dock are the warehouses; be-
hind these a series OF vats flank each
side the dock.
In these vats, II one visits at the
lucky moment, he finds boiling the
greenish mass which is what remains
OF the black hunks OF the whale meat
after continued boiling. Over the
vats there extends bridge out over
the rocks to little coves. in whose wa.
ter one sees the huge jaw bones OF
whales slowly washed clean by the
tides.
Then in another bowl. or pocket.
formed by the rocks there lies, jun
bled together, mass OF gills OF the
whale, a consecutive series of slight
ly'curved black plates, each and all
edged with grayish-white bristles and
running out from a heavy, bloody
bone-form. These are the gills that
permit the whale draining off water
when 1t engulfs bit of sea thus leav-
ing only fish in the NAV!
Scattered over the granite rocks.
too, are the messy remains OF the
whale. Cleaning a whale, however, is
a many-sided subject. Once the great
mammal has been brought on the
beach, the fat is removed and carried
of In buckets, mounted on an endless
chain. Its destination is the cutter
and In this the fat is cut into square
chunks. which. in turn, make their
way down TO tanks, to be boiled for
perhaps a day. AS result one has
the oil as clear as water and ready
to be put into casks and exported as
the whale oil OF commerce.
What is left after the oil is taken
out, the "pitchings," so-called, is sent
away to be worked up into fertilizer.
This is done very largely at Savannah,
Ga. The bone, too, is boiled until per:
fectly clean, when II, In It's turn, is
exported to Boston. The upper Jaw.
bone Of falr-sized whale will aver.
age Ave feet In length. The thick
black gills, too, must be cleaned and
cut up for sending away.
II takes perhaps a day in all to cut
up a whale, 20 men being employed.
One station. that at Hawks Harbor,
cut up 60 whales in one summer and
what this means may be surmised
when It is recalled that an average
whale will yield from 25 to 30 barrels.
A single sperm whale is on record
there as yielding 30 barrels.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12

Kin full In the chest or face. The
manikin thereupon falls fat on his
back, to the great amusement Of any
children who may be watching, but
upon the goat resumlng his normal Do
sition. the other figure boldly springs
up and faces Billy again.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Needed on All Lawns.

Post-A beautiful garden party was
given yesterday under the auspices of
Mrs. Black.
Mrs. Newrich-I'll have our land.
scape architect plant some auspices In
our lawn at once.-Boston Globe.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Something Different.

you say she's athletlc?"
"Yes. She's a star basket ball
player.
Basket ball? Ha. hal That's a
Sissy game"
Scarcely. She's the girl who knocked
a masher over FIRE hydrant and
lugged burglar to the police station" "
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Without Precedent.

There's something queer about this
automobile accident"
what is it,"
Each OF the drivers admits that he
was going more than twelve miles an
hour at the time."-Detroit Free Press.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Lamp In a Glass Jar as a Bed Warmer.

shown in the sketch. | solder an ordi-
nary lamp socket into the metal top
OF the jar and two to four candle
power lamp will give sufficient heat.
The size of the jar prevents packing of
the covers too closely around the lamp
and permits radiation of the heat fast
enough to keep the temperature down
to a safe point
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Real Owner.

The Botanical Old Gentleman lin
public garden)--Can you tell me. does
this belong TO the arbutus familyI
The Custodian-No. sir; Il belongs
TO the experimentation Sketch.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12

First Man (waiting in barber shop)
That barber is rather fresh, don't
you think SO?
Second Man-No. l never see him,
talking to any customer he doesn't
know.
First MAXWELL. he scrapes a good
many acquaintances.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Absolutely Neeeaaarx.

How is It that you. who owe every.
body, can AFFORD man servant?"
The way bill collectors chase me,
I've got TO have somebody to act az
n buffer old boy"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
Jude Johnson,n Afilleiinn.

Something is loose in Jude John.
sons head. Jude says II is a tooth.
hut no one believes that.-Atchiso.
Globe.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-06-12
eueklna Goat Toy.

n blow in the chest will nop over back.
ward and spring back when the pres.
sure IN released. Facing this figure
goat is mounted on platform. through
which the animals forefeet pass to
slide. which is also elastically operated.
by means Of a projecting button the
slide Ia drawn out. When II Ia released
the elastic makes II ny back and the
goat pitches forward. raising his hind
legs In the afr and buttlng the mani.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
Die 0erihte
sScrben nnn eic Aontrooeric 5lpiiden
Ioli,ei nnc GipiloicnitfumnIii-
iion rntifcioen.

Die aontrpperie atpiiden Der itaoti-
idn Gipilbisnittommiiiion nno BEN
poli5si Oeparement nit Seaug auf
bic Rs9tssiiItisteit Der alnitelluna pon
neun Serseonten, bsren Sulair be
tanntli6 BON Der Gipilbenittom.
million sirbebaltsn ipprben mar, ipirb
nunmebr asridtlia crlebiat fperoen.
Wie an anberer Stelle beridtet, i'll
rus betreffenbe 9erfabren bersits ses
tern anbdneid aema6t porben.
llripriin9lif, NOR, lpie oeitern aus
fiihrlib beri6tst, cine frieblide Belle
auna deplant aelpeien. aber Der phn
lieB ii6 niht peripirfliden, oa Gr'
Wlapor Senrn 3. Sunt, elmer Der an'
irGIte Der betreffenben neun ssrgean.
ten pom Der poraeI9Iassnsn 20iung
Der ssruse ni9ts piiisn pollts, Oa bic.
ier plnn bic Grtldrund ein'hloB. oab
bic betreffenoen Seraeanten in unge'
icBIider WeiIs ernunnt norben ieieu,
mag 6err 6unt unter teinen umitdn.
ben suueiteben mill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
2ofal Beridt.
gteIIenlpie @eierpiften.
Sin @pbItBGtisfeitsbna III ifrem
3nfereiis in Der Central
SnrnInile.

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fiefeit bnben ole Referbiiten, iptld,e
ndb Reip g)ort ainaen, in Der Sptf.
NINA na9 bem 8dterldnb befpreert
su lperben. einen Iftreren Stano Die
aaite fonntsn niht fort uno febrten
babin suriid. bon ipnnnen ne 1etnlil'
men, dber nur, Tim bic bittere Wdbr.
nebmunu au MAIDEN, DAP ihre Irbeits'
plGse insipiihen beiebt puroen ooer
hos ii6erbaupt feline 9lrbeit porhdnDen
iei. Gs hdnbelt iih bier nm arbeits'
lpifitae iunee 9eute. bic elm Opfer Der
f6limn,en 9riegsperbGltniiie eepors
ben iinb. 0ieielben baben iih au eiz
ner ,Deutfhen unb Seiterr llng. RE
ferpiitsnpereiniauno" auiummenae.
ffloFen unb baben ibr Sauptquar.
tier in s. Roeders 6ale an Der 9ine
St. unterbolb Der I3ipOlften, bic ihnen
ppn oem humanen Wirtb aur 9erfii.
sunu seitellt porben 1T. IA bic jun.
Gen aeute leben miiien. pollen lie es
nit sinem WobltbGtiqteitsbolI perIu.
den, Der sum 8eiten Der notbleioenoen
Reierpiiten am Sumitaa. 3. Sttpbsr,
in Der Central Surnbule itattfinben
foll. Soff.ntlih lit Der Grtrag Der
sSeitli9teit Elm redt GROCER, benn bi.
3eierpiiten iinS ouf Die llnteritiitung
m;tIeipsboller Menihen onsepieIcn.
Die Sidets toiten Is Gents unb iol6e
finb i'm 2otal bes 0errn Hoeders au
hnhen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
9eritarb beiuubtlos.

Coroner Sr. Toertmeper bat Elm.
llnteriu6ung iiber ben 5ob Der "a
Sabre alter ;srau M. 6sioerrsid eins
geleitst, ipsIds an Montaa 9lbeno in
Der gldk ibrer @obnuna, No. 2139
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Rapmoub. pon go. 206 Worthington
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tonpbtl niepereeftoBen tpurbc. SSrau
6etoenrei6 puros nod bem itdDtiidsn
6oIpital debratt. ipo lie asiterH Wor.
oen peritarb, obnC bas gsipuBtieln pis.
bererlunat au baben. RAD ben 9lus.
iagen beg SdpieaerIOhnss Der Ger.
fiorbsnen, DiIiam Sbompion, ioIl
bag GutO isbr ifnelI asfabrsu istn.