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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Debate Tomorrow Night.

There will be a debate between
the Irving and Amphictyonic socie.
ties at Luther College tomorrow
Thursday evening, at eight O'Clock
at the college auditorium. The ques-
ton is: Resolved that the federal
government should own and operate
all interstate railways.
Affirmative. r. Selness, Pau
G. Johnson, Henry Romness.
Negative-T. o. Kraabei, Geo. III
Widen, Herman Ylvisaker.
The purpose of the debate is tx
select a team of three to debate or
the same subject against GusJavu'
Adolphus, of st. Peter, Mimi, a
Luther College on April 80. There
will be music by the orchestra ant
the public is most cordially invited
to attend.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
OBSERVATIONS.

(By Our Man About Town.
Just as we urged campaign
against the common housefly in last
weeks issue, wouldn't it be a good
idea to urge campaign in behalf of
the common, native birds in this
one?
The idea is by no means new. 1t
was taken up several years ago by
different societies, but their work
attracted little attention until the
last couple of years. Last year the
work was urged in thousands of To-
calities. And this early this year
one of the most widely circulated
magazines in the United States de-
votes an entire page to the subject,
joining in the work with all its influ-
ence and showing why and how the
birds can be encouraged to live clos
er to us.
A campaign for the birds will be
dlulHB III the CdllpdlSu against thC
fly too for every living bird means
death to hundreds or thousands Of
flies. And the birds need little en-
Icouragement. What they most need
is protection. The boy should be
taught to build bird houses instead
of using the air rifle.
Put up some nesting places this
spring. And do it right away. If
you do not care to build house for
them, any small receptacle placed in
the trees about the yard will answer
the purpose. Few of them will re-
main empty through the summer.
Then, if you really enjoy bird-life
you can place feeding tray and wa
tering trough for them. These will
bring them to you by the scores and
their activities toward keeping your
premises free from insects will more
than repay for the few cherries or
other fruits they may eat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Drilled Three Wells.

Frank Savoy, who operates T. J.
Qualleys drilling machine has just
completed three fine wells in Bluff
ton township for Fred Walter, T.
Murdoch and Chris Matthews. The
Walter well was 2O2 feet deep and
the Matthews we'll 1877 feet, and We
understand all three wells are giving
the best of satisfaction.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14

Girls wanted al the Meritol
Factory. 15tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
gnblie Opimiom.
BY HARRY j. GREEN.
Remodeling Home.

DEBORAH, IOWA, APRIL IA, 1918
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Gave a Dinner Party.

Miss Marion Paine entertained a
party of young lady friends at a very
delightful dinner party at her home
Saturday evening. Miss Paine has
been home On an Easter vacation
from studies at st. Catherine s
school at Davenport.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Fire Department Officers.

The annual election of officers OF
the DEBORAH fire department was
held at the city hall Monday eve
ming, and all of the old officers were
reelected. They are:
Chief-Theo. Olson.
lst Asst.-Peter Finberg.
ID ASST. BernatZ.
Sec.-Fred Biermann.
Treas.-Lloyd Christen.
TrusteesJP. Shea, John Dahl,
Hans Teslow and Rob Price.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Welcome Information.

Most middle aged men and women
are glad to learn that Foley Kidney
Pills give relief from languidness,
stiff and sore muscles and joints,
puffness under eyes, backache, blad-
der weakness and rheumatism
They get results. Contain no harm
full drugs. Engbertson's Pharma-
cy.-March.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
CONSUMPTION TAKES
$50 PEOPLE DAILY

Over $50 people succumb to con-
sumption every day in the United States.
Science proves that the germs only
thrive when the system is weakened from
colds or sickness, overwork, combining
duties or when general weakness exists.
The best physicians &point out that
during changing seasons the blood should
be made rich and pure and active by tax
ing Scott S Emulsion after meals. The cod
liver oil in SCOTS Emulsion warns the
body by enriching the blood; it peculiarly
strengthens the lungs and throat, while it
upbuilds the resistive forces of the body
to avoid colds and prevent consumption.
If you work indoors, tire easily, feel
1anguid or nervous, SCOTS Emulsioni is the
most strengthening food-medicine known.
1t is totally free from alcohol or any
Supplying drug Avoid substitutes. .
14-42 Scott s. Bovine. Bloomfield, N. J.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14

Souvenir Post Cards of Winneshiek
County State Bank.
We have had so many inquiries
for pictures of our new building that
we had a set of ten views taken.
They are handsomely colored and
put up in an envelope and we want
everyone interested in receiving this
souvenir to call for set. Do not
hesitate to call for these cards.
Yours truly,
Winneshiek County State Bank
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Will be Home May First.

Mayor Baker received a letter yes
terday from his uncle, A. c. Baker
who with Mrs. Baker are visiting in
California, and he stated that they
would be home about May 1st.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14

Victor Ruen is remodeling his
home on East Water street. He has
torn down the kitchen part on the
east side and will erect fine modern
addition which will make himself
and family a fine home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Purchased Mrs. Williams Residence

Ole A. Anderson, of Glenwood
township purchased the Mrs. Will
liams residence, formerly the Toyen
property at the East end of Main
street, last week. The considera-
ton was $1,000. Mr. Anderson will
move his family to DEBORAH and oc'
cupy the residence.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Crescc's Population 3.194.

The Plain Dealer stated recently
that Cresco's population would be
over 5000. At that time, the emu
merator, A. d. Perry, did not consid-
er that he could make the exact fig
ures public, bur the ban of secrecy
has been lifted, and the exact popu-
lation of the city by the count is B.
1874. The federal census OF 1910
gave Cresco a population of 265S,
which shows a gain of 536 or approx
ma ely 20 per cent in the five years
-Cresco Plain Dealer.
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Virnr he Ia PagiHa :.

Mehmed V, porque en- su vida tie en-
cierro de treinta amos continuados. So
10 eT amor ia hech" Que dejand0 ~
piano = sus dolores Y piEeeles, dis
trajera su tempo a Il murcl = . IA
pintura dealcado. yendo 81 su narrn.
bien poblado. q m.s lie rrrzcieE;a-
mujsres, dou.t~ b.. gdstado del amor
q sus anchas. con tanta abundancia
como IN disfrutado tamhien de sus
otroS gustos Y piacercs.
Y no obstante Jencr ua hareu tan
bien provisto. donde Jodos sus gustos
han sido s~atistechos, e! Sultan Meh-
med Vel $50. de Turquia desde el
Gran Osman, Senior ' Profet& de -
patria, y 29o. desputs Ge Ia toma de
Constantinopla Ell l4l5-ha teEido
dos esposas oricialeS, IN dos damas
ilustres y distirguiGas, dos hIjas De
Pashas de Ia mas elevaLa alcurni4.
cast de sangre princiDesca, con las
cuales n hecho IL vida del hogg., pro
ereando cinco hijos, De los cEales tres
son varones: Zia, Nedjm Y Eumer
Hilmi.
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Esa vida De cauJiverio cue Ia lie
vado Mehmed '. Ell el gan palacio
de YildiS kios, forma la seguada par
te de su vida. que Ia prlmera son SuS
81 primeros amos, vivitos en- Cons
tantinopla, junto cor hermanos,
educandose. como principe real. dis
trayendose, hasta que. sieDGo "a Sui
tan el primogen;to Murad Y. decla-
rado loco = ~de~cronalo, al sub.r en-
1876 su segundo he~maao A5du. la
mid, este, celoso de Meamed, ordeno
81 encie-ro en- e. suntuoso p~alaclo de
YiIdis kiosk. donde pasab& e. resro
de su vida. cuando en- 1909 e. par
lido de Ia Joven TUrquia le ~..oerco,
neyandole al Crono de su patsia, V Ell
vi6 . Sal6nica = Abdu. Hamid.
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miserable.
ELLA-iPor que lie hice concebir
tantas ilusiones: -? Luego, 81 csc
hombre Sc suicidase, ;podria yo vi
vir.....? Soy una infame.
Estos monoiogos Sc repiten tiaria-
mente. TranscTrre el TEMPO. Los
dos amantes Sc espian, sc anali2an, y
afanosoS procuran hallar un motive
para renir. iPobres e~sclavos! Ese
p~reteyto tardara en- presentarse, por-
que amb0s son buenos y no qniefen
lastimarse Al cabo. invocando una
razon cualquiera. deeiden separarse.
La verdad, Ia amarga verdad, sc abrid
canine.
Ell observation-disclosures sufre!
ELLA Oos ojos ADMINISTRATIONS
sufre!
Hablan: EL)-NO me gUardes rem
cor; te ilevas mi alma; pero, va YES.
era precise!
ELLA-Tuya sere EN- pensamiento
micntras viya....
Sc dan las II Vivieron jun
tos una ardiente n~ovela, y han Nega-
do q Ia Ultima pagina. Una ola de dc
Tor les sube 4 los ojos. Lloran. Ell
llora, llora por Ella; Y Ella tambisn
llora, mas no por ella, sino por FL.
Luego. al quedarse solos, experimental
ran IN hondo alivio, una especie de
ligereza interior; va son hbres; va,
nj ell carino que al principle sirtie-
ron, nj ell afecto que hicieron sentir,
les estorban. No obstante, cada cual,
durante dias, llorara por el otro.
Y asi, entire las dos bellas i!usiones
de amar Y de ser amados, Ia vida,
frivolamente, RE y 0 dice adi6s.
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renes Turcos. al IIeyar Al trono 4
Nehmed V deSvanecieronse pronto,
9orque sc advirtio en- Il a POGO de
rue Sc presentaron problemas De rs
ado. que su mente no estaba todo 10
.irme que debia, que su cerebro no
unciouaba con e. peso precise. ' fue
.-tcnces cuando - recordo amarga-
aente Ia ida de amor Y de placeres
ne durante treinta amos habia lie
ado en- el p~alacio de YiIdis Kios, pin
ando. hacienda misica ' disfrutan-
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PERSONAJES REALES

tp prisionero de los jefes del part,
do que le pusieron en- el trono. Y que
ante ei fracaso, porque no estaba pre-
parade para las responsibilities del
gnbierno, deiandolo . IN Iado, AGO
metleron par n vioIencia, todas les
empreras dc la reforma del regimen
Secular lie Ia Hacion. y solo lie la
mar0u a particular dc Ia vida de 20
~beruanJe. para el acto material de
firmar los Trades" que han dictado
en- "A reforma traScendenlal que Sc
ha operado en- la nacion de Ia media
luna.
Toda 10 vida de Mehmed V. ha 81
do de cautiverio Y de falta de liner
tad Fue cautivo de 81 padre, que
lie educo rigidamente, cue no le per
mitio ~viajar, que le mantUvo igUo-
,ante de las lenguaS eXtranjeras; fue
preso Ge su hermano Abdul Hand
los treinta amos en- u vida de mo
aarca. y ha sido Y signe siendo Dri-
sioue-o desde 81 llegada al trono,
nas-a estos dias, en- que IL violenCia
Re Ember Bey le Ia !levado a Ia cue
IRA actual, que amenaza 0 arcojar
tie Constantinopla. despues de AG4
amos DE- ocupacijn, = los de~scendien-
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de nn har.n De Iresc.enta. muis


40 de IN har5n de rresclentaa muje,
res.
Es el Sultan On hombre de eieva-
ia e~statura, an tanto encoryado, mas
de 10 que debiera, I pesar de sus Il
amos. F. bien proporcionado. su ma,
riz de a~guilucho, le hace p~arecerSe
mucho q 81 hermano abdul Hamid,
81 bien rs mejor parecido, pues 81
corta barba, le Ia mejor aspecto que
Ia hirzuta Y lUsnga de aqutl. r. IN
homkre de ademanes g~rariosos Y la
Giles. de caracter generoso. muy ANA
bic. c]ariioso en- sumo grado, como he
cho q tratar Ia mitad de ST vida solo
con mujeres.
Contraviniendo Ia costumbre turca,
no es fanatico. 81 bien es muy reli-
gioso Y Ina tenido el don dc darse
cuenta de las cosa.s, al extreme dc ha-
Der engaEado, por su modo de produ-
cirse en- los dias de los preparatiVos
de IL revolution de 1908, que culmi-
no en- su subida Il trono. 4 los astn-
tos y habiles directories de aquelia
rcyoIuci6n mcguenta.
Fue entouces, despues de escogido
Mehmed V, que mayores il~usiones de
;yito sc hicieron los J0veneS TurcOS,
poruuc q. ~placentero, viendo 81 IL
bertad asegurada Y su ambici6n de If
al trono reaiizada, dijoles que mas
Que ellos era amante de Ia hbertad,
va Que e. haDia sido cautivo hasta
en,onces. que su vida de p~risionero
le habfa hecho saber 10 que es Ia t.
rama, por clio asegur6 que sabiendo
10 Que Ia tirania significaba, sabl;
cuales eran las necesidades de Ia VI
da moderna, que es vida de libertad
A.segur0 a los Jovenes Turcos que
babiase mantenido al corriente de.
avaaco del progreso humane, Y esta'
c~onvencido de que no habia NADIA in.
compatible entire Ia libertad Y las sa-
gratas leyes de Madonna, prometien,
dose goDeraar a satisfaction de todos
Sc achaca a Ia debiIidaa de ca~ac
ter de Mehmed Y SUI fracaso, por ha-
oerse dejado guar por uu grupo de
de Ia .Joven TurOula. v no Dul
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=. =.

Nehmcd ' fut ~proclamado Sultan
por e. paryida de Ia Joyen Turquia
q fines Ge abril. = e! dia 10 de mayo
de 1909. fue coronado EN- IA gran
mezquita de Ayoub. erigida en- con-
memoracion del camarada del Pro
feta. con Ia gran ceremonial de Ia es-
2ada. !amada asi, porque e. Sultan
vev "a al area en- que Sc guarda
Ia gran espada que uso e gran Pro
fe-a Y Sultan Osmaa, fundador De
"a mona~qu.a, Y provisto de ella, IA
desenvaira, Y permanece largo ratio
con ella en- ALTO. como d~emostrando
que & fuerte Y que es capaz de de-
fender la racion Y de defender Ia fe,
de Ia cuaI IS el primr guardador.
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luz de fiesta; los violines
sc han prendado de Ia luna"
~ annGme son muSicaS malaS

luz de fiesta; los violines
sc han prendado de Ia luna"
~ aunque son musicas malas
de musicos sin fortuna,
como al fin tiene u alas,
han puesto enferma a la luna"
Y asi, sin termino, Y mientras las
horas tanen los laudes del s~ilencio.
recitariais quizas, TODD el tesoro mu-
sical de los versos de Silva, su "Se-
,e~nata," su "Nocturno,' perdurable
) siniestro, Y los del pobre Casals, los
lie Marti, los del duque Job Y tantos
otros poetas de divinos lunaticos.
Amiga, los poetas e~rrabundOs que
han cantado a Nuestra Sonora Ia
Luna-como Ia llama principescamen-
tie Julio Laforgue-son inumerables,
entire los parsas, entire los chiEos, Iii
taipe. por ejemplo), entire los hindus
' entire todas las castas y en- todas
las zonas de Ia terra.
\ para terminar, oye Ia flauta del
pastor indio a las orillas del Eamu-
ma, cuando cantaba a Sulamita, en-
los viejos milenarios.
nj alma no puede oIvidar I Harri-
que aqui, en- -onda, disfruta de los
placeres de Ia DANA Y Sc burla de mi.
"Hiri, cuya cabeUera, cenida con
una diadema tornado de plumas de
pavo real, es tan bella como la luna
llena...."
Y lunaticamente pongamos punto
final al ensueno....
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"iAleluya Y algeria.
FL c~reciente de la luna
Sc remonta de las selvas,
Mi alma es n
agil sonata de cuerno
venica de las llanuraS,
que Sc funde con las hojas
en- ell cIaro de la lana.
Silencio que mi alma suena,
0uerme, tn, corzito mic. iAleluya.
Y lentamente oiremoS del lunatico
Poe alguna esrrofa extatica de
"Dreamland,' "Ulalune" o "Annabel
Lee" Y anoraremos la donosa silba
a Ia luna" de nuestro malogrado Ma
nuel Acuna 0 las extravaganciaS de
Lugones en- su monumental Y estu-
~pefaciente "Himno a Ia luna" en-
donde deja muy rezagados a todos los
lunaticoS Y decadentes motejandola
de: "pudica monja," hospital TODD
blanco, Astronomical siempreviva. re-
lumbrante SARDINIA, ombligo del fir
mamento, l~enteja de IN pendulo in
menSo, ampOlleta de alabastro, ovillo
de la vieja Atropos, ondina de las es-
t~rellas, hada de las lentejuelas, char
co de Mercurio, moneda escamoteada
en- IN sombrero, postigo de los eclip-
ses. Veronica de los desterrados, Ofe
LA de los a~lelies, pan azimo de los
necios, ludi6n macabro, billar del do
mingo Y otras zarandajas impertinen-
ties y ~grotescas.
"Esta noche, los jardines
tienen plata Y Seda en- n
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GANGA, CANGA, GANGA.

Por tener que auSent2rme vend.
con fuerte descuenro nj rienda L.
a~barrOtes.
COL DOLOROSA ST.
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ASEGuRE BlEH Su ROTuRA Para que no cueigue.

AUISVhA ILL., ~ hSHShB S~N
Perse listed en- est. 81 es4 sweo q eaS t0Dro>S . mconodaS "M'a' F Ids
ME rure usreI nbrlre con racHdst evundo I corrjo te 1enas WoIN'aS U"'es
me los rampa1sn Ia romra prnilrda iwr Ia hernia pucde cFreJTSe bAsamoa d
NE Sc reIu1ra n abdomen de auir Ulncat he SiaFaF>'E ESQ" " 'wsu"N --
umy raruuFue sin unsuna moIeNfa nj dmOr. con
Ell MRWmLOSO CNDtDO ">CnI Hing" PARA SJIETR Ia HERNIA
ne Va esd sendo uslo a tauo pr miles q, ennTnoS DE- esem ronodo mai Los re-
suIlados Tue Ia aao son mcrebhs: peo hra ahora no ha fahadoc con nhgno hsa
proporcoaand0 una c6moda UuIl 4 muchaS per>Onas que anRS no hNh uSIu|hU
de m solo momeno dc rp@o. Ccnm> de PersonaS IAN confeslto qe es 10 mas !@I
de uar Y 10 mas cauiO qc Sc cUnuce Gran nnuero de Pachn@s' NsuOs e mas
de seueaa mos. rI Gerrato cue NJ SoIlmente les hl proloFcohmO pT'eca V"
ddad Y Gyuia lie a UOurntU en- uue So 10 han pueso' N
OBTJVHRON INA CUBACION COMTLETA
Ell Candado ">chuufng" para >uidar heruiaS Is enterameUhe dsnto en- pmcIO
= on instruction a los Antiques InsTumentos de uura que listed IA eSado uSando
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orensr.e nj con Ia Saye Y Iguap preston de Ia mno Los que 10 usn dcen que hSt2
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listed PUEBE O&TENER UNO PARA HlCER Ia PRIEEA
Para ppbar qe e Candaio "schuHIng" para deHner htrniaS, pueteo brar ' on
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compMcada CUE puda ser, L. mndHenoS a listed mo para qe 10 uSe.p onendoo a
pruebaa unGue Sc ute del case mas rebede que putera rnastnarse lnveshgue d. este
Mande pr nuesuo Lbro SoBrc "a Hernia y nueSrao ferta de pueba iGRATiS!
CASTE dos cenayos y mos cUanus INSTANCES de ST. tempo N mandarnOss u nombre
Y su direction n clmLOG de nRTo IbTo Lusrado SObre Ia rNuFa de n hernia hues-
ire plan de oerta de pueba Fe lie mandaremoS hucgO. SeTa con ' poEe eI an
smo "SrhuHfnq" para >ufear IA hernia produce eos ntnrabRs TSUltadoS
ENo puHe sgnrcar >u eompea Turoeidn- De nnsuna manera Sc obhEa a NADIA
observation-disclosures. para que sgue listed SuriendO oUO 10 ma hechoh largo Tempo Aen
a IN ormenIo consunte. c1anto IS tan rcl hacrc cesar antas penaS y oOtener ~0da
Y comouL4t? LIne este cup0n Y minienO>O hoy. O mandenOS una tarjea postal o INA
cart. y e mandarenos Iuesol bre Dc cosO para uset naesuO fcuetou usrado sobre
ell unameno de Ia hernia, con WtoS los Hormes necsaroS shren uesra onra lie
pTueba-
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"Esta noche, los jardineS
tienen plata Y seda en- una
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-01-30
STATE o. LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
isn of St. Mary
'iiz'ns Bank of Jeanerette ys,
Arthur A. Bonvillain. Siduey
A. BonviIlnin and Charles
y BorviIlaiD. ,
No. 1881.

by virtue OF writ of fieri facia;
iasneh out Of the Honorable 23rd
Judicial District Court of Louisiana
and to me directed he above mum.
bered and entitled suit, have seized
and will offer for sale. for cash. at
the front door of the court house in
the Town of Franklin, Parish of St.
Mary, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D., 1915,
between the hours of II O'Clock a. m.
and 4o'clock r. M, the following des-
c'ibpd properly. tO-wit:
All of the right. title and interest of
sid, ey A. Bonvi,lain and Charles n.
Bu1villain, bcicg an undivided ou.-
'ix'h 1-6) each. or an undivided two.
sixths l2-6), in and to the following
'lescr'hrn property, to.wit:
A certaip tract of land situated in
Cypremoet prairie. Parish Of st. Mary,
Louisiana. known. designated and ,,es-
crih-d as Azomar Plantation. containing
eight hnn''red i800) acres. more or less,
bounded North bv Georgetown, south
by Ines and Crawford Plantations, East
by Cypremort Public Road. and West
b, Sea harsh: together with An undi-
v'ied two.six,hs (2-6) interest in ant to
all the mul:>, gear for same, carts,
wagons, farming Implements and uten-
sils OF every kind or character and ap-
purtenances used in its operation as a
plantation; together with an undivided
two sixths (2-6) interest in and to all the
buildings and Improvements thereon
situated, and of all rights, ways, servi-
tudes and appurtenances thereunt0 be-
longing; being the same property ac-
qured bs said Sidney A. Bonvillain
ann Charles N. Bonvillain by Inherit
ance from the Estatt. of their deceased
grandmother, Mrs. Gracieuse SiEur
Noveret, as will appear by judgment Of
the 23rd Judicial District Court. in said
Succession proceeding, No. 3478, of
date December 10th, 1912, and recorded
in Book SO of Conveyances, page $50,
Ent. No 40, $40, of date December 10Th,
1919; together with the undivided inte-
rest Of said Charles N. BOuvillsin and
Sidney A. Bonvillain in all improve.
ments. mules. implements and utensils
and appurtenances placed thereon since
the date IF sald Inheritance, and which
have become part and parcel Of said
plantation, and immovables BY destina-
ton. 80 mules, l small cart. "A p)ows,
s double mold boards, 3 Moline culti-
vators, l lister plow 8 disc cultivators,
3 harrows, 8 3-mule carts. gears for 30
mules, seed cane to plant about 140
acres, 169 acres fall plant, abou, 100
acres of slubblei about 100 loads of hay
and about 100 loads of corn.
w. T. PNTERMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Parish Of st. Mary, La,
Dec Path. 1914.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-01-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish OF st. Mary.
Mrs. Yetta Schechter Gcrsop, wife,
vs. Morris Gersop, husband.
No. 1890.
Yr1nn1fHIn
JUDGMENT

A default having been regularly en-.
tered in the above numbered and entitled
case and no answer fled nor motion
made to set the same aside within the
legal delays. and the case having been
regularly fixed for trial, was in its
order taken up and tried and by reason
of the law and the evidence being in
favor of the plaintiff and against tin
defendant.
It is therefore ordered. adjudged and
decreed, that plaintiff Yetta Schechte,
Gerson, wife, do have judgment in her
favor and against defendant Mcrris
Gerson. husband, dissolving the com.
munity of acQuets and gains existing
between said spouses and separating
her in property from him.
It is further ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the said wife have the con.
troll and administration of her separate
Estate and that defendant pay the costs
Of this suit.
Thus done, read and signed in oper
Court ut Franklin, La. this 18th day
of January. 1915.
(Signed) THOMAS NJ. MILLING,
Judge 23rd Judicial District Court O
Louisiana.
Received and Aled Jan. 13, 1915.
lSigned) JOS. j. ScHwARTs,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
Clerks Office,
FRANKLIN, La. Jan. 13, 1916.
A true copy of the original.
Attest: JOS. J. SCHWARTZ,
Deputy Clerk of Court.