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New Britain herald., 1915-09-07
WAR HAS EFFECT
 ON TURKISH ROADS
Ottoman Empire Has Rebuilt
 Over. 1000 Miles Of Road

Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
 Constantinople, Sept. 1.-The ex- tent to which the war has promoted good roads building in Turkey is in- dicated i'll a report issued by the Otto- man ministry of war stating that TAO miles of roads have been graded, levelled aud resurfaced with gravel and 3S2 miles of roads have been ma cadamized by the work battalions' of the Turkish army since the beginning of the war.
 European Turkey has benefited greatly by these improvements, but the greater mileage of the new roads is in Anatolia, the Asiatic Peninsula The work has involved not only actual road improvement, but the construc- tion of hundreds of bridges and cul- yerts.
 The total mileage of roads built by the Ottoman army during the war is 1,122 English miles. The work was done entirely by the older Turkish re- serves and by Armenians of military age who were not sent into the field because the1r loyalty to the Turkish flag was doubted.
 Work Well Done. From his own experience in trav-
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07

industrial workers, who now pay a tremendous tribute to tOil."
 ir, Luo
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07
Agents for
MCCALL PATTERNS

MCCALL PATTERNS
 The latest and up-to-date styles can be found in McCalPs, easy to put together, all seams allowed, 1Oc and 15c each.
 Mccall Magazine for October, 5c. Mccall Fall Fashion Book with 15c . Coupon for any pattern you may se- feet, 200 copy.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07
Boston Store
7 (Store Open All Day Wednesday,
OUTING .FLANNELS

Thousands of yards to choose from in our new Fall stock. New stripes checks and fancy weaves in smooth, s heavy fleece strong woven flannel. SBuy now and get your choice Of the best flannel ever sold for the price, 1Oc yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07

many miles of neglected ro been put in repair, one sucf instance being the pass road the Taurus from Erigli to
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07

and Greeks and a number of Ger mans and Austrians.
 Little Machinery.
 Very little modern road-building machinery was used with the excep- tion of a few steam rollers and small rock crushers. The roads were levell- ed by pick and shovel, and cuts wero made in the same manner although hand drills and blasting powder were used where lodges were encountered. Most of the crushed rock, tons of which were used, was broken by hand a task which some officers made easier by having a piper keep the hammers in time with a tung.
 Those familiar with travel con- ditions in the Ottoman Empire say
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07

that the country has never had so many good roads as at present. In addition to the new roads that have been built for strategic purposes,
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07

SWEATERS for Misses and Chill dren, all wool, in a lot of new color ings and weaves, also in plain white in plain and Norfolk effects.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07

THREE-PIECE Angora and plain knit Suits in white, tan, gray and brown, sizes to 6 years, all pure wool, $2.5O to $3.5O set,
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07

CRETONNES are as popular as ever for dresses, skirts, waists and hats, new goods arriving nearly every day. Priced from 12Hc to 42c yard
New Britain herald., 1915-09-07
Little Machinery.

and Greeks and a number of Ger mans and AuStrianS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

With your cursed prying into other
recplos anaira Don't you remember
me, chi Rcd Callaehoff
"of course ! do Quest replied
ccolly, rNog saryolcd aud robbed al
ola man aud had tho spsro % your Ito
Tho oid uan happened a. Dc trient
q mlne ~ took ihe trouble % see
that you paid Cor H. Wclif'
Five years ~ he'll. that's wha. l
had the msn continued. ais eyes
flashing. his iace twlgchlns with an.
ser Well yoarc gcine TO have a
little BIG morc than ave ycarp This
sheds eeen barns down twice sparks
rom passlng caKines. les eoink to
be hNrnt down ioi the thind time
sounds remarkably unpleasant"
Quest admitted. "Nood better hurry
or the boss win b. hack"
Gallagher nnaily siammea ths door.
Quest heArd the heavy footsteps OF
tho two men a. they turned toward
che acctso= house. We dr4w a lttie
case frcm Ms pockct.
Tie opened what seemed 70 be A
little mAhasany hoz. looked al the hall
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

,,rr before hs Nd passsd the tarssn'
IA ue locked apon ths ioor ana ne
1900 across % the sofa Then hs
locked 81 French
"wy Cod" be muitered.
me professor pushed past We aAa
looked around the rOom and satea ~
ths two bodies piih or expression p
blank and absolute terror lnen %
f.u back into Craiss armt
-The poor girl d. cried iiefn'
tief Horrible Honnt't
Know anything about ihlsf guest
asked quickly
aNot a thing" he Inspector replied
-We arrived Mr Rheuaoili and J.
81 i've m.udfes past tac'fc. mere
va no answer 60 oar ring J ased
u.s. pass key and entered THIS 10
vhat ! found
Qnest stood over tho body % bis
valet for a momslf Iae man vas Oh
,iousB dead The Inspector took PIE
haadsefch.ol and covered up che head
A fea fe,t auay vas a heavy paper
weight
Killed Do biou from behind.
French remarked grmly with mat
Htne anair look here
They glanced tHuu ai fhe SRI
Quests ~ ebroas came together QUICK
Iy There aeTe fno blue MARKS upon
har throat flsrg maus thumbs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

iaar' hal baisr Telephone 10
uH polio" station aui r doctor
lhata rfat nnt It. n ae.,or
lea t0e latter .enied thought.
L'a'a white 90 Toe lps. staggered
a '.N foot BAGS Into tho han tsufa
SEQ .er tpl'h and unger,i
H aw nQaa she a.ke3
% hH body Quest replied .ues
n''n 3l4'rei here. ho and the Saliva.
u'" Army arl ebo was 10 come mia
morning ..- her check
ln"rn turned avay half3sre8
la hatD iueied Ross vith my p,e
8 ieai continued hst De must have
nreo a.on4 10 Too house ahen H. ~,
'amt h soa suppose q VAS tho
usual s1rf OF troahierr
Inspector rreacn stopped down ana
F'ehed up tho paprrveleht Across :,
vas stamped tao same Of sar,,r5
lhh y0lu Qaet
or course BE- Is Quest snsvo,o4
hserfih-S iH 'he rosm Is mine
he sir. Nou.d nght 90 defend zoe
s.ih tao Inspector unmarked .ie,l,
oat sae could uctor strike a man sprt
" ..eN ~ yra- valet dlei from
Fi,rch stopped snd picked un
s-.+t c.oek it bad stopped AZ s,sv,,
Nitrtu Bee leaked AZ L. .t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

MIR. Rheinhclat welcomed the IN.
srsclcr With a tsaming smile as BE-
stepped out 81 hia once and az.
proachel her aulcmehiie
"Ao0 uica 81 soa 10 ~ 80 pUnctnal
Mr. freuch7 she exclaimed. niaklng
NON Tor him by her side ~Wip soa
tell the man 70 drive 90 Mt Quests
house IN 6ccreia ssuarof
The inspector oeeyed and took bis
RiAce IN she luxurious limousine
How beautifully ruuetnsl Ne are'-
she continued. g.anc,nS a. The clceG.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

Sanford Quest. master erlfn'noloFist ~
ste wrrif nnfx mat N bringing u ipa.
Tire MhcaDushi. ina murderer u Lord
krhfrsrb's daughter, 10 has but just rur
tered d ilfs.aad.dfeih contest viii fuYns
fefitsiss niHsfef criminal Engaged ~ Pro.
f~fsor Anhielrh, LORD AsnlciFs'n bfotnef.
- fHr1xsf the stolen skeleton ~ IN an.
tngopplf ape, hurrifd ~ Mrs itntinh0ldra
stcfrffon, where hoe diamonds have been
torn from her throat ~ = peif ~ hands
without arms ~ hrdY. black hes later
appears from neNhsfe IN he rooms and a
fs,ir cont aimed ~ n. signed ~ the arm
lass ~ ndn, SYSTEMATICALLY FpNhfnts That Tho
EnFfrfuiii diamonds ard ihe skeleton
may be hidden together white Laura.
rurdtp SECRETARY shade - erals. M pro-
fefx0f'h valet Quest ana fsenofa his a.
aiatanf. hnd fhf SKELETON M q hat N thu
pfufsseof'r Eafden, nnd aisfgfsf Thor. ~
trhrU4n fJrgtr5h half monkey aAd halt
man A. ihe pfsfstAt,f eaplains The hut
N net aafr and the monkey ioeu and
skslsfDn nFe destroyed w the flames ~
Quests rooms tha itlrinhoi1t diamonds
suddenly ftappfar. enclosed IN sefund
black bon MN a note signed ~ ihq
threatening hands
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

mo mot where b. had len the car
The chauffeur. who cav him coming.
started ~ ard climbed 10 hiss seat.
Quest took Bis place
Drive - The once. hs ordered
The man slipped 10 BIZ ciRtch They
were Ia the ncs of gliding IN when
/ there uan a tremendous reI8ft They
stopped short The man lanpod down
and looked ~ the back tire
"nIowout," he remarked laconicaliy.
Quest froHbed
Ifow long Will Il ,akef~
"Four minutes" the man replied
''I'yc got another wheel ready That's
TIN quneresi blowout ever saw.
though"
The i~o men leaned over the tire
Suddenly Quests expression changed
iiie hind stole into bic hip pocket
tom" b. esplslned "fsa' wasn't a
bioNoui ~ al Look hcrci"
ile pointed 70 the small level hole
Almost AZ once be- stood back and The
sunshine flashed gpou tho revolver
tiuicbsd IN Bic fight baud
That was bullet" b. continued
"someono nred a. that tire Tom
there's trouble about"
The man looked nerv0uaiy around
That's a me bullet. sure" be- mat.
tered
"Gei % me wheel az quick ns yon
con" Quest directed "IIerc ill rivo
sou a hand
Iis stopped dozen % anfaaion mo
firapa wtleh fastened me spare wheel
Il was ous ~ bis rare iapasa. realized
n moment TOO late Almost go hla ea,s
came Che hosrsc cry
Hands NO. geyuof' Hands w fhia
second nf ill blow 500 20 hniii"
Quest glanced user hlH shoulder ana
iooked into The face ~ nod Gallagher.
raised liiile shove me ioFti ~ iho
road A vefy usly little revolver waa
pointed directly al Quoai'n heart
"MY mafc'r Fut sou covered ou iho
oihor eide ~ the road tno Hands up.
both ~ sou. or neli mako q q4ick job
Of No."
Quest ahwgrcd his shoulders. threw
he revolver into thD road and nhafod.
Az ho dld no. the other man stole out
frnm behind n buHh ard sprung for
tho chauffeur who under r0ysr ~ tho
cor was stealing IN There eaa
brief nifuFFle. thcn mo duli hud 80
tho hallway name rife failing nn iho
ohauneura head iio rolled over ana
Day in the rond
pitch hlm IN amongst Tho hBrhrr.
Rcd GnilaFhof ordered "YUu dant
want anyone who '-mrr hT in -ee
Nuv lend mo a hand with ibin chap
what du you PROPOSE a. do with
mo- quest askcd
You D know soon enough" Rrd Co.'s
lnfhfr answered A mafirr of nre
minutes tnik 90 start with You nca
that handcar housed"
Perfectly well Quoai nssrhtcd
"Ng oyealEhi 50 quite normal"
"0cl there then im yard hehlHd
yea anA my reyo'fees pointius for
the middle OF your back
Quest ppmns ushib down frum fhe
road. creased tho fop mtrnruInr
Yards aud stepped into tho hsudcar
house
Gallagher Hnd hH mato followed
close tchlud Quest ruuaod on tho
thruahcld
"ifa a nlihy dirty hole" De- rr
marked Can't we ha,o our uua
che, out herei IL IL money you
Nautff
Gallagher glanced around Thon
WITH aa uely push W lho shoulder he
sent Quosi roollug into thr shed uh
Great form blocked up tho dnnrway
NO' be- cried ncrceiy. Ita not
money J want this tmo Quest you
brute, YOU dirty hloodhoupdi You
scui me 70 the pen for nvc years you
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

~ black substance hnide. elasea :, up.
placed y nsalnlt tho ar vail 700.
tnlaifl tho cod. stood back near tho
dOor and tkcu pressed tha button Tho
result was cHira0fdlnafy The whole
on ihc Gar nall Was blown nut and FOR
some distance in front Tho ground
WIS fufr0wed 30 b. mo explosion
Quest replaced the lnafrlmeht iu hIH
pocket HpfanF through fhe opening
and ran f0f mo tower house nrhInd
him 0A ifs Say to New YORK hr could
nnn freight train coming along. lia
could hear. too fed GniaFhrrh roar
90 anger u vas less than hnf yards.
SCI aa soon aa ho reached the shelter
81 tho iogsr the thunder ~ the freight
sounded il Quests ears iie glanced
around RED Gallagher and h|s mate
wero racing almost alee by side TO-
wards hln iio rushed lD the narrow
stairs inio the pipual ronm to1rng
open Die coat 90 she's his eisl badge.
"stpp the freight he shouted to iha
operator Quick TIM Sanford quest
detective special ppsofa from tho
chief commissioner
as. man ,.o..d d. ,I... .t...s An.
other voice thundor,l Boo hla oars He
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tho staircase
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

st,.,.,,,, sr Az .,e,,ss A, ,ss ,sea
~ griiins mg ieae's haos iant Mr.
.fas ei.,.r etao LID rehts tho
ins..eiar asm.tt.f .hn hs came.
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tand. i. .be ttt.fs
rtsps or ra.at ~ Wow %
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25
WORLD union OF
WOMEN GAINS
WORLD SUPPORT
SENDS PLEA ron HELP IN
CRUELTlEs or WAR rses
GENEVA hEAooUARTsRs

49,
90 Thf Associated prrss IN. Ia
rn.nn of Women. recently s..-e
hrrr hs Mrs clara guthri. r.....'''..
Sew orleans daughter ~ ~.
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mam.rr from aii parts % the ~s,,.i
THr nIHn. established ur.n !.
common ntsis 81 wnmuniv o,,,r,...
slun which w, shaii cndeavor 40 .as...
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hls issued the following addr...
American women;
rfnmrn NJ America.
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fa fhr persrruted and icsaiai.i 49,.
nf tns frIehffu catastrophe which III.
overt sru Eur"p.. Do great Nav. /,
sympathy fou have equipped shin. !,
m.r. ufH fUHl and clothing ana ~.
hIt. eltn nnhlt whsle IN the u...l,
HHs rDaHrini you with admiration
5000 fHNrD rslsts now ~ paater e...
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f0. u.mrn uf Europe can upon ,ea \,
h.'n fhrm SOLVE 10 By the oonairpe,,rr
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... center ~ the storm than when
.n.I nnnt H.uiss the ocean We arc
nmr.raI hrrr ln Europc ty wild.
H..r.rn0r ~ mentality Ut 4pe-nld ~.
Ifre InH hs existing chaas from
n.H ..u n America do not suffer We
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t.N N'il"it' pI"ttHinh which
I'''l'a h,f' h''h ahle 20
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NN"'i .N' circumstances sHfrourd-
'n e. tEl"poen continent they
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|Na ''' p'.. ''''H' "' li'pAtea ana
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25
NOTICE

nuo o. ~ 2. Auto. No. 2ih 90
Niokrtts and ono aluminium crank CO..
"iiI itc Sold unless charges ars se't''-
"ifhin 20 DAVIS Need the room.
OLIVIER :. CALDWELL MAch.re
SHOPS. gs~N
Announcement,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

hath Caps. the Kind that keep ~.
hAir dry at Trc@dwclrs DTug s'e ~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-03

Mitcheli, Tom, ..ainnehaha-
Marshall, Luke, villa Clara.
Marshall, Frank, Villa Clara.
Marshall. Sam, Villa Clara.
Miller, Gus. Villa Clara.
Marshall, Tim. Osceola.
Mitchell, Tom, Osceola-
Moore. Silas, Thistleridge.
Miles, Son. Thistleridge.
Mason. John. Sunnyside.
Meade, Aaron. st. Joe.
Mason, Manuel, st. Joe.
Nfilleer. Gus, villa Clara.
Newman, Lave, Thistlebridge.
Nellnn. Griffin. st. Joe.
Oden. James. Villa Clara.
|Postlewaits, Parhaw. Woodstock
Phillips, George. Thistleridge.
Parker, Jack, Thistleridge.
Parker Richard, China Grove.
Pollard, Alfred. st. Joe.
Prosser. Thos.. st. Joe.
Pierson. Floyd. st. Joe.
Perkins. Tom. Mound.
Perkins. John. Mound.
Paul Eugene. st. Joe.
Parker, Jesse, st. Joe.
Pollard, Stacy, st. Joe
Pollard, Nathaniel. st. Joe.
Robinson, Chas, Yelverton.
Riley, Nose, Corinno.
! Ross. like. Locustwood.
Rispus, Arch, Oneonta.
Reed, Jesse. Oneonta.-
Robinson. John. Oneonta.
Robinson, Henry. OneOnta.
Reed. M. c.. Case l. Co.
Robinson, John, Villa Clara.
Robinson, Will. villa Clara.
Robinson. Tom. villa Clara
Rodgers. Chas.. Villa Clara.
Reynolds. John. Villa Clara.
Riley, Edmond. villa Clara.
Rucker, Fred. villa Clara.
Ross, Enoch Ridgeland.
Red, Jim. Ridgeland.
Red, Geo.. Ridgeland.
Robinson, enry. st. Joe.
Strange, John, Maryland.
Shields, Owen, Botany.
Smith. Sidney. Avondale.
Shields, Riley. Yelverton.
Simmons, Andersen. Yelverton.
Shields, Sam, Crimea.
Snowden, Tom. Crimea.
smith, Lemon. Delta.
Smith, Jno Jr., Delta.
Shields, Josh, Delta.
Co~,1oru Rurt Delta
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-03
JOHN HUGHES,
Sheriff and ex.OmciO
Tax COl'ct'r, Ten.
sas Parish, La.
St. Joseph, La,
Nov. 10, 1913.

Mr.. Grayson J. Clark, who has been
making his home with his sister at
Waterproof since his graduation at the
State University, has at last returned
to st. Joseph to stay with his mother
until business calls him to Baton Rouge
again soon.
Beginning Sunday, December 9Th, the
Texas & Pacific passenger train, which
now leaves Ferriday at A. NJ, will
leave Ferriday at ll:O5 A. NJ. thus max
ing through train from all points on
the NJ. Fl. 4 l.. to New Orleans and all
points south OF Ferridsy. The train will
reach New Orleans at $50 p. M.
Mr.. E. L. Gulley went to Natchez this
week to receive his new Overland knight,
5-passanger, 4O-horee power car, which
he brought back Friday. This car 10
equipped with Willis-Knieht soundless
engine, and is the first Of its kind -
enter this parish. The car is very hand
some and rides like cradle. Mr.. G. C.
Goldman has the agency for this parish
for the Overland and the Overland knight
and the interested can Communicate with
him at Goldman, La.
Mrs. s. P. Hornsby was called
to Beesemer, Alabama. to the bed
side Of her sister, Mrs. J. s. Win
tiers, who was reported quite i'll.
Mrs. Hornsby will probably be a.
way two or three weeks.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-03

Ross. Simon, Narydale.
Scott, Breemer. Choctaw Lake.
South. Pierce, Elder Grove.
Smith, Elijah, Justina.
Turner, Ike, Choctaw Lake.
Turner. Sam, Jr.. Lake Misery
Vesser. Henry, Shutdown.
Williams, Henry, Shutdown.
Williams, Ben, Shutdown.
WILLIAMS. Lige, Shutdown.
Willis. James. Mayflower.
Wilson. John. Mayflower.
Williams, Geo., Jr., Astoria.
Wright, Joe. Astoria.
Williams, Alfred, Mamre.
Webb. Sam. Shady Grove.
Young, Lave. Botany Bay.
Young, John, Jr., Yelverton.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-03
9Th WARD.

Arnold, James, Fish Pond.
Adams. Henry. Soudan.
Brown. Obedia. Waterproof Plantation
Beverly. Nathan. Waterproof P1ant'r
Brown. Tom. Enoa.
Brown. Lloyd. Jr.. Locust Ridge.
Brown, Mathew, Locust Ridge.
Brown. Billy, Locust Ridge.
Brown. Anthony, Locust Ridge.
Barnes, Ed. Locust Ridge.
Beverly. Philips, Azucena.
Butler. Henry. BON Bay.
BARLEY, Frank. Bonn Bay.
Brown. Jerry. Bonn Bay.
Briscoe. West, Helena.
Bates, Henry, Myrtle Grove.
Brooks. Richard. Fish Pond.
Belly. Chas.. Newfoundland.
Bowman. Louis, Consuella.
Bird, Finity, Soudan.
Bird. Sullivan. Soudan.
Bird. Fred, Soudan.
Bruce. Alex, Providence.
Cage, Joe. Midway.
Carroll. Walter. Midway.
Carroll. Henry. Caroline.
Cole. Tom. Bonn Bay.
Carroll. Willie. Bonn Bay.
Campbell. Tom. Bonn Bay.
Carroll. Nat. Bonn Bay.
Campbell. Emmett. Myrtle Grove.
Carter. Tom. Burn.
Clark. lobe, Burn.
Carroll. West. Burn,
Campbell, Richard. Burn.
Davis. Martin. Waterproof Pit.
Davis. Will. Waterproof Pit.
Derris. Ed, Midway.
Derris. Sam. Midway.
Davis. Will, Azucena.
Donald. Dock. Crescent Home.
Donald, Chas. Teacony,
Daniels. John, Helma.
Davis. Henry. Fish Pond.
Davis. Ambros. Newfoundland.
Davis. Hilton. Consuella.
Daniels. Nick. Donegal.
Lay, Fernando. Burn.
Foley. Stewart. Shanty.
Foley, Robt.. Shanty.
Frazier. Andrew, Burn.
Ford, Jack. Waterproof.
Farrar, Meridith. Waterproof.
Grayson. Arnstead. Moro.
Gray. Robt.. Bonn Bay.
Gilbert. Frank. Providence.
Grandson. Parker. Burn.
Grandson, Enoch, Waterproof.
tGashwiley. John, Waterproof.
Grandson. Erick. Waterproof.
Hill. Ben. Midway.
Henry. John. Midway.
Henderson. Tom. Locust Ridge.
Henderson. Louis. Locust Ridge.
Harper. Abraham. Azucena.
Hill. Nose, Azucena.
Hamilton. Joe, Shanty.
Holmes. John, Bonn Bay.
Hubbard. Bill. Bonn Bay.
Hall. Dave. Helma.
Hilliard, Henry, Helena.
Aafoin. Dick, Fish Pond.
saonoefoon, AnAniaa Newfoundland
'Heesoe, oscar. &eWfeuadiaa1,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-03
7TH WARD.

Brooks, fred. Newtonia.
Barnes, George. Newtonia.
Barise. Dan. Wavertree.
Barise. Jesse. Wavertree.
Blair. Win. Wavertree.
Bates. George. Highland.
Bailey. Alex. Highland.
Bates. Warren, Highland.
Bates. George, Highland.
Bates. George, Highland.
Brown. Willie. Highland.
Brocus, Willie, Highland.
Brown. Ben. Highland.
Brooks. VIM. Live Oak.
Broadway. Alex. Live Oak.
Borden. Lloyd, Monclova.
Lloyd. James. Donegal.
Bernard. Gilliard, Gum.
Buckner. Robt.. Tullconit.
Carter. Jesse. Troy.
Cooper. Lam. Newtonia.
Cole. Wash. Wavertree.
Cole, Dave. Wavertree.
Cage. Jim. Wavertree.
Clark. Henry. Scotland.
Claiborn. Johnson, Highland.
Carter. Anderson. Highland.
Coleman. f. D.. Live Oak.
Carter, Mark. Gum.
Clark. Jeff. Monclova.
/ Carter. Nathan. Mcnclova.
Campbell. Robt.. Monclova.
Cole. Henry. Monclova.
Carter. Noah. Belle Ella.
Campbell, Fred. Locustland.
Clark. Grover Cleveland, Oak Dale,
Erwin, Warren. Glenwood.
Evans. Monroe, Argyle.
Evans. Pug. Argyle.
Elliott, Will. Tullonia.
Eddy. r. T., Flynn.
Ellis. Jam es. Oak Dale.
Freeland. Nose. Richland.
Foster. Wm.. Monclova.
Garner, Monroe, Jr., Wavertree.
(Gilbert. Nose, Wavertree.
Gilbert. John. Wavertree.
Gilbert. Julius. Wavertree.
Giser, Ben. Wavertree.
GIDEON. DR.. w. c., Klondyke.
Goodrich. Chas. s., Scotland,
Gardner. Geo.. Highland.
Gregory. Oscar. Gum.
Griffin, Wade. Belle Ella.
Sritfin, Madison. Jr.. Belle En-.
Glass, Claib. Belle Ella.
Gardner, Andrew. Loamland.
hardin. Minor. Wavertree.
howard. Warren. Wavertree.
Howard. Green. Highland.
Holmes. Isham. Highland. e.
Hall. Al. Richland.
Heading. Ennis. Monclova.
Johnson. Will, Newtonia.
Jarratt. CLYDE c.. Elder Shade.
Johnson. Leroy. Live Oak,
Jones. Henry. Live Oak.
Johnson. Solomon. Richland.
Jones. Sherman. Noncloya.
Jones, Henry, Alphenia,
jordan Tom r., Pin Hook.