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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
LONCVlEW MAN
NOW WORKS
AS GOOD AS
ANYBODY
Writes Tanlac Co. That He 10
Gaining s Pounds a
Week.
SUFFERED TWENTY YEARS
Only Weighed 100 Pounds
When He Began Taking
Tanlac - He Now
Weighs l55.

One OF the strongest evidence, OF
the rapidly growing popularity OF an
lac and OF the wonderful results II Is
accomplishing is the large number ,f
letters that are being received daily
from we'll known men End women
Throughout, the South
Scarcely day passes that scores Of
letters are not received from grateful
users OF Tanlac and their statements
are indeed remarkable Among the
number recently received is the fol.
lowing letter from William Breed Of
longview, Texas, which is published
word lor word lust as II was wrlitea:
longview, Texas, Jan i3, 1917.
To Whom II Nav Concern:
On No,ember Is, bought one bottle
Of Tanlac aud commenced taking same
according to directions ! weighed only
one hundred and thirty pounds. In ten
days ! gained seven pounds and am
gaining a, the rate OF five pounds Q
week and weigh one hundred and fifty
five pound, at the presen' time. Tan
lac heats anv medicine thu, | have ever
taken IN build up run down system.
I would not take Sl00 tor wha, II has
done for me. |, i' the best medicine
that have ever taken for catarrh of
he head and have tried several dit-
ieren, kinds Qi eatarrh, medicines. My
catatrh is nearly gone also my ston.
ach trouble. Of which have been suf.
ieriug Tor more than twenty years. has
almost disappeared. and I give sll
praise to your great medicine. When ]
commenced taking TsnIac | could noe
do DAYS work. bu. now ! believe
can do az much hard work a, any man.
Verv truly
WILLIAM BREED,
X Z u No 7 Lorgview TeSas
Tanlac is sold IN Oklahoma Git. ex.
clusiy,ly By Wes,iall Drug Co. uulo(
the personal direction Of ,hs sooolG
Tsnlac rsprssentative,--Adv. Ks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
Convict Paroled
to Raise Money
to Pay on Home

LAWTON Okla Ian "A Henry A.
Seigler, serving lie term in the state
peniteutlary for the killing Of William
A. Stanford five years ago on home
stead claimed By both men near Mecrs
Okla. arrived here today ON a sixty
day parole granted by Governor Will
liams
Loss Of the home which the govern
men, declared to be rightiuly his when
Hssl was IN progress now is threatened
on account OF money due the govern
men, and i, was Tor the purpose OF
making arrangements for payments on
the land that Selgler was released
HI, wiie and children now occupy the
homestead.
Seigler was sentenced twice to death
and his sentence was commuted 10 liic
imprisonment nv 49, governor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
Crews of Sunken
Ships Are Landed

RIO JANElRO Jan. 24-Twenty-
nlne members of the crew OF the Asni-
eres and twenty-five members OF the
crew OF the Nantes. victims OF the Ger
man commerce raider have been land
ed at Bahia. by the steamer Cara
They report that there were 400 pris-
oners on board the German cruiser at
the time they were transferred to the
Ceara The ASniereS was sunk on, De
cember , and the Nantes on Deem,
bcr q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24

The CONSOLIDATED
h veins that have been described reo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
Shorthorn Breeders Organize.

HOBART. Okla. Jssa 2+--(Speciall
-Shorthorn cattle breeders OF Harmon
Jackson and Greer counties have organ
lied the Southwestern Oklahoma Short
horn Breeders association Thomas
Motley of Hollis is president; d. NJ
Smalllng and J. s. Meredith of Duke
and K. D. Curnuti of Gould, vice presi-
dents. and J I Reaves of Duke, seore'
tary and treasurer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
E Who Invest in the Yukon Mine at Alice,
Producing Now. Ore in All Headings Shows
ROPOSITION
MAKE ONE WORTH WHILE.

in
With
believe
of
Dr.
The
o from
they KNEW that barely old
the
The subscribed
compelled
VALUES IN SIGHT
The real difference HOPING and HAVING
AMOUNT Justify the of getting and taking oft
kinds Of YOU
n a
will ONEHAIF MILLION
all
such
I'D ITS PURPOSES
of Colorado with capital Of 100000 divided into shares ONE dollar
the
MEMBERS
entitled ALL
YUKON NINE
GOLDEN when
pre- keep running steadily This property NOT PROSPECT but mine With
DOING 1T promises
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
SHAkEUP C0M|Nc
IN DIPLOMATIC
CORPS, REPORT
Wilson Desires Less Politics
and More Efficiency,

WASHINGTON. ian 24--President
Wilson is planning a shake.up OF the
diplomatic sery.se after March 4. Gus
tom DEGREES tNsl all American diplo-
mats submit Their designations al the
close oi every presidential term---and
this is expected to offer the president
his opportunity to improve the dipio-
matte service with less politics and
more regard for efficiency"
Lansing May Succeed Page.
IN ,hi, connection there was uncon-
frmed report today that Secretary Lam
sing might succeed Ambassador Walter
Hines Page at London.
Deserving democrats" in the dino
matte service are scheduled to go. The
prcsiden, ha. indicated his desire 70
secure iur the future the services of
secretaries IN diplomatic service who
have proved themselves especially
adapted 10 such work by promoting
| them to the rank Of minister and am
| bassador In this way the president
hopes to install into the whole diplo-
matte service the principle Of promo
/ ton by efficiency and not necessarily
by seniority"
Holds Himself Free.
The president will. of course. hold
himself free 60 choose ministers ani
ambassadors from outside the diplo-
matte corps should he find men "pe-
culiarly qualified" for diplomatic work.
The Diplomatic shakeup is only one
OF number OF plans which the presi-
dent has IN mind for Improvement in
the administrative end OF the govern
ment He desires not only TO set a new
standard OF efficiency in diplomatic ap-
Npon'mentS. but to carry this same idea
into other departments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
ROBBINS
NMe INt t1!:H H!El3ART Z

INEAR MRS. THOMPSON: n
Does puppy love ever amount
to anything Scfious;
(2) Is it natural Tor a girl of II tp
take interest in boys near her own age
| mean To- consider them as friends and
comrades. not playmate Some oi N,
girl friends consider me bold to take a
liking TO some Of my schoolmatcs This
IS not sentimental friendship, and so is
Il wrong,
(N Would i, he all right for girl
friend and me to visit a dancing school
some evening together We would SO
and come together.
a. II boy schoolmate whom YOU
know by sigh, and by name and who
evidently knows YOU in the same wav
speaks OF the street, would YOU speak
to him, A boy spoke to me first and in
fac, has spoken several times have
never replied. although | have met him
often. am undecided whether it would
be all right TO answer. One girl friend
saws il would be unladylike for me- 10
speak to him should like to know
the boy very much Is it, BABY
O) ! suppose IL docs once IN while
bu, not very often,
t2) II is natural for girls OF Your
age 10 want boys for friends and com
rades, but very often girls Of "a arc
shy and do not make boy friends easily
(N No, II would not be all right. Girls
of your age should not attend dams
ing school a, nigh, even when accom-
panied by boys II would he much
worse for two girls to go alone
(N II is all right to speak TO school
mates.
Dear Mrs Thompson: | read with
great interest your advice in regard Ia
kissing. OF course ! would not kis,
every boy was with, but usually d.
il when J am asked because ! l,ke TO h,
kissed II gives Ssch h nice thrill,
feeling and | like to lie awake and
think abou, IT, The only thing thai
makes me not like kissing is that
don't know what 10 say when a boi
asks me II he asks you TO and yo,
want him 10 what would he nice thin,
to saw MISS UNKNOWN
Little girl II YOU kiss boys for thrill
YOU will have to pay the price and
very dear price don't believe there j.
anyone who will disagree with me whei
say tha, YOU cannot Kiss every bo
YOU wan, 10 in order to get thrills am
keep you own respect. the respect o
others or your reputation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
Properties of the Company

Tn. "coNsonD'TEp
property 'ro. the, oauOua'on q some
separately ''''" "
YUKON GROUP At ALICE COLO Clear creek County.
ardo r,mou. Mining CAM.
m This consists 81, Wei ao.' mineral veins CARVING gold and silver values
HE engineer. report
This eon..'" Moon
" T n % .n b sp p.".S @ N" & M % & LARK m ry o Of IN ya @ r, @
already been taken No1h star
wen defined ha, been opened $50 feet along It's length and show. ORE
o
81 sGa and 81 silver rs. Upper rur", iso feet below the
; VII cut T' @ & .s s S s @ Ct ,;s!'s @ % % st @ s s%s T 5 s % 1 %
Ca, ,s r s o @ ;s % as IT; 3spS. =
rS,f When
the En @ 2G a5s. 9%hH1T y % % s;. a about 3 e. @ ] @ To Tow, % 4 s
% s: $ s @ % % % ' @ s s. g. s :s @ @ : % r % % ID s'; '' %
(: =: s 4: % y :ss:.s ;::. .s.%$. e $
"a a: .$ q sS$".. $%:s * &C.,; :; &. : . .:;
this @ g5 a @ report ", ''' @ sp. "a ss ] sss too length, for
; % 3 '%i sS s % .
0'S a::o!!?: g !S:0S S,ssS es0Ve
nv: r. :% %s:: , e; s':s ;',;f &; =; E, .:
@ & & ] s ss. q ,,s . & ss .:. %
% 4. s:ss; s:: @ :$sg 81 !Ss;, ~ 1:, ss s.: $ &
'; % % moo" '" @ % %
FINAL ESTIMATE s:,s,. oss isYa COST OF MINING
m.r putting IN m,sss % ; 5 $ % % @ ", ts's S. s All $4,000 ;
good ''5ii & " S'' 'i % ', ;S' Dc equally "
S;: $ r. g :: ] " ::.:; :: e a':
Alice. colorado,
.: H. $ ~ % s:$ ;': ;: 4. .'$ = s; s ;: S
Ere @ % pa" SVEN .soy M % & h.. @ %,sd hts report only
S S ,S @"' "n,% s ss:It % @
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24

Rudolph CAM, pianist. January 2S,
Musical Art institute Tickets Soc ADV.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
SATURDAY Sept ao 1912

xx~.;omu, Icar,oua handed :" ietort ne"
kapResttny evening, viii lay over "n'"''
&o4k Iott6wiNg
~ All communications muss DO ~r.ssen ON
one side OF the paper,
A. the suii name and Sddress OF tne wIs
ter must Wcco ,nNaN eNch com MMniretiesn,u.s
no publication. hat ava n,Atter OF "" u '"''
COMMUNICATIONS OF petsonHi chareoses
~uI NOT DO recognized, un'ese from tosp"n
sih;s srties Ia surN cases a charge OF
$50 a quart will be mades
s~Scwr suu interesting ious items arc re-
~sattuity solicited,
an ANA HxhHsEk CAN HELP us
erss,.v, IL. when writing 70, or unytns goous
saa o9r adsertlsers. they VIII s'"pS '"S
xy saw tnelr cards In this paper
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
ST. CHARLES PARISH COUN
GIL or pEFENSE

On Sunday, Sept. as there was
Il meeting Of over one bundled per
sons at the Courthouse in Hahn
vile. he'd for the purpose of CONF
pleting the organization ct the Par
ish Council of Defense
The meeting was addressed hy
Father Parrot, Supt. }. p. Martin
Sheriff l.. Z. Vial AMI County A
gent G. w. Bohne, the spe akers
being introduced OK f,President +,
Lorio
The comm ttee at large entered
into d. scus>ion OF The future woi K
Of the Council and many points OF
interest were brought forward by
these gentlemen. Ten sub-commi'
tees were appointed and the assem-
bly, decided that the next meeting
| shonid be heIdsa, the Anna Schoo
| on Sunday, Oetobet 20, 1917. a
$3.50 p M. and the general pubic
| is inyit d to attend all future meet
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tinqs as The success at the work OF
the Council lies in the hand OF the
people themselves
This parish Council is in effect
= branch of s,he National Council
Of Defense and is organized in OBJ
edience to command issued thru
our State Council Of defense and
we are expected to do all that can
be done IN our parish 10 further
the interests OF our people in order
TO make it possible for JUS TO more
fully cooperate with, the National
Government in the important work
Of organizing the it'll strength OF
the Nation for the purpos OF sue
cessfully carrying on the grea, Wal
in which we are engaged
There are .many details to the
work WHICH we can accomplish.
| but those which stand prominently
; forward ATE, Increased production
of food and feedstuffs; A censu:
or survey of all foods and feed:
luow in private hands; Registration
OF all women oyer 20 years Of ag'
Ia labor survey for the purpose o
'economrcally utilizing al the avail
.sble labor force at our command
aud m ,st important Of al = In
! Awakening Of d proper spirit 0
patriotism ard ci,izcnshin
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
NOTICE

IN Aee9rflaHep With the terms OF an or
dipaace adopted BY the Police jury OF
the Parish Of St. Charles. the Police Ju-
~ of the RaFish of St. Charles will re-
ceive seal proposals fer the purchase at
not less than par and accrued interest Of
a certain road bond Issue of Seyanty
Thousand dollars $50 900 .oO( authorized
by road district No. of the Parish of
St. Charles at an election held in said
district on the 9th, day of March 1917
The bid will be accompanied by qertl-
fed cheque to the order of the President
of the Police Jury of the Parish of St.
Charles, certified by a Louisiana Bank,
for Twenty Five hundred dollars (S25OO.-
OO): the cheaue of the successful bidder
will credited on his purchase price or
forfeited to the Parish of St. Charles in
the event of his failure to fulfill the con-
ditions of his bid. The cheques of all un
successful bidders will be returned to
them ON rejection of their bid
Y
The successful bidder will be furnish:
ed proper legal opinion as to the valldi
dity of the bonds at the expense of the
Parish
All bids must be unconditional and ad
dressed to the Police Pury of the Parish
of st. Charles, Hahnville, Louisiana
with statement on the envelope that i
contains a bid for the bond issue Offered
| and the said bids will be opened in pub
lie session at ten O'Clock A. NJ. on Tue
day, October 18th, 1917, at HahRviliie
Louisiana. The Police Jury reserves tn
right to reject any and all bids
For any further information concern
ing said bonds Of the proceedings lead
ng thereon apply to H. L. Favrot, spec
; ai counsel, VA Hennen Bldg: New
Orleans, La,
a President, Police Jury
1 Felicien Lorio
Frank Schexnaydre,
Secretary Police Jury
| Parish of ST. Charles
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Strte of Louisiana
ash Judicial District Count
Parish Of St. Charles
No. A4I
Mrs. W. II. Tiuney
VS.
Louis Branch
Louis Branch

Bv virtue of writ Of seizute
and sale issued out OF the Honor
able the 3Sth Ju icial District
Court Of the State'o: Louisiana in
and for the Parish Of St. Charles,
in the above entitled and numb :
ed case, bearing date Of July a"tn
1913. to me directed, | shall pro
Coed to sell at public ancrion
without apprais TO the
last and highest bidder at the
front door Of the Court House on
Saturday Octoter 10th 1917
| All his right lit'e and interest in
aud 10 the following descr bed
real estate tn-wit;- -
Two certain pieces or portions OF land
known as the Coteau de France situated
on the line of the New Orleans aud Ope
lousas (now the Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas X. r. & S. S. co., railroad be-
tween the Bayou Saul D'Ours and Bayou
DIES Allemans in the Parish of St. Char
les in this State as per plan of division
made by !. l.. Fremaux, Surveyor on
the 9Th day of February 1869, litho-
graphic copy whereof is annexed to All
act passed in this Office on the 26th day
of March 1886 and purporting to be an
act made by the present vendor to Char
les l.. Hopkins. Said portions of ground
are designated by the numbers 100 and
l12 on said plan and measures each one
arpent front OH the North side of the
running on each side of the n. o. and
Opelousas railroad by about eight and
one-half arpents more or less i'll depth
between parallel lines as shown on said
plan Said pieces or portions of ground
are part Of one hundred and thirty five
lots of ground acquired by purchase from
Bernard Soulie, Eand acquired by said
Louis Branch from ]. A. Latarre on the
9th day of April 1888 by act before Fuse
be Bouny, Notary in the City of New Or
leans, and recorded i'll the Parish of St.
Charles:.in Book III" folio ATS ct seq
And from the proceeds Of said sale to
nay the Detitioner nv preference over all
other claims the sum of Four hundred
(s4Oo ,OO) dollars with five per cent inter
est from May 22nd 1911 until paid, to-
gether with,s per cent Attorneys fees
on said principal and amount sued for
apd all costs OF these proceedings
Leon E. Vial
Sheriff, Parish Of ST. Charles
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Charles
September 18th 1917
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CHURCH NEWS

The passional feast of the Holy sasaty
Church will be celebrated on Sunday
October 7th. The Reverend Pastor IN
vites all his parishioners to attend the
services on this day
At1OA. NJ. Solemn High Mass, Ser
,ro, on HOLY Rosary. At q P. NJ Expo
e;+;o, Of the Most Blessed Sacrement,
Holy Rosarys deyotions, Benedlction
rhe rosary will be said every morning
at o'clocd Mass and every Sunday OF
The month. at 4 o. m, exercises at the
Holy Rc.ary followed by the beraa!iction
of the blessed Sacrenient
The cathechism class for Children &c
be admitted to the Solemn COMMUNION
will begin on Saturday 18th OF October
at 3p. III.
The Pastor invites the parents to sene
the children regularly. He intends Z
t,ve large class for the beginning ant
- 70 he able to assure the Chritian ana
moral education of the children. tn
rarents are supposed to know the dose
E, reeulations about Holy Communion
The children who will have compie'e'
their tenth year before January LIST VII
ba admitted to first communion proVine'
they shall have attended the lnstrHSsio
Cor two wears. However, this year. al
the children ten years old, provided the
follow regulaly the instruction gu.
order to observe the diocesan regulation
II, the children wing are nine years Oh
must start their Instructions ana a''en
the cathechism class. They VIII Dc &C
ritted next year to ting Solsin N0'ntn'
pipn.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
BETTER FARMING

Some "e-ks ago we had An anti
Gle on Oats in this Colnmn and pre-
sen. conditions seem to warrant
another article on the same lines. .
We really need more oats. in this
State and this part'Cnia' locality IS
pfo"abiv NOR backward in this
resp-C. than nur more no"therlv
parishes. Oats IS a crop Of peculiar
value here as it is winter grow
ing crop AMI would generally be
or,wn on land tia: would other
wise be .dl., Then If cut for hay,
in the dough stage. it would be off
the land IN time to be followed by
our usual summer crops. and would
also supply a timely addition to
our feedstuffs just in the time when
our home supply Of corn is about
gone
Notwithstanding the fact that
the com crop Of the Uniled States
isl $50 la &c this year, the increase
mas been made in other states and
the Louisiana crop Of corn is aCtu
ally short. This condition is consld
ere1 urgent enough for the state
OF Louisiana through the Exten-
sion Division. to pint aud display
posters calling attention to the ne
cessity of our putting IN liberal
paintings Of oats to supply supple
m-n, he positive corn shortage
The following data is copied
from tie posters which have been
displayed throughout the state
October is the month for plant
ing = November will do if impos-
sible to plant earlier
Variety : Louisiana Red Rust
Proct is the best variety for the
.Sta.e
Planting Plant from to ~
bu per acre, either with a drill or
broadcast
Oats & Vetch When it is to be
made into hay, hairy vetch plant
ed with the oats will make decid
ed improvement in the crop
Soils : A medium grade Of land
IS the most satisfactory COR oats.
Very rich sol! will make 100 much
straw. Poor s1ils require fertilizers
Treatment Tor smut = Smut may
be prevented by treating the seed
oats with a fo,malin solution, one
/ pint of formal to so gallons OF
water, PREPARATION Plow the land
well ? or weeks in advance 81
planting. if possible and disk ana
harrow to compact we'll culver
lied seed bed. Fertilizers Dat:
should follow cow-peas. soy beam
lespedeza or alfalfa if possible
These legumes make the best fer
,ilizers. especially when goot
quantity OF the vegetable matter j
| plowed under in good condition
Geo. w. Bohne,
County Agent
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SAVE GOOD OATS
FOR PLANTING SEED

Indications are that the supply OF
seed oats for planting this fall Will b
very short, and Louisiana farmers
Who have raised oats Of good quality
are urged to save them for seed rath-
~ than to feed them. IN many parts
Of the South the oat crop winter kill
Cd and the farmers will have TO pur-
chase all their seed from other local..
.aee and those favored sections where
a partial or full crop was produced
should save every available bushea =
aso& this demand.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29

Notice
Hunting, trapping and trespassing
are hereby prohibited on proper
lies of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cadow
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OFEICiHL D/REC IPh ,

Second Congressional pisf''t'
Member of Congress H.H br're
Eighth Senatorial DistlICt
State Senator,
Eien,v
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Important Not &c

No burial into the cemeteries OF
re Holy Rossry's ''hurch and des
A,l,.,n,,ds will lie allowed unless &C
companied by a ial permit from
the local Registrar Post Master
H.hnyille s. Des Ai'emands) as per
orders from the Loui lana State
Board of Health
w. Parrot. Pastor
.Sextup OF the sad Cemet'les
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NOTICE

No burial or removal of bodies
will be allow ed unless accompan-
led by a burial or removal premlt
from the Local Registrar post
MASTERY of said District in which
the death occurred as per order
from The Louisiana State Board
of Health
n. Zeringue
Sexton Red Church Cemetery
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Notice

Public, notice is hereby gwen Una,
,resspas>ing. ti;h;ug, trapping and
moss picking on all properties te-
lo,s;og to the La. Cypress Lum-
b,rco. in St. Charles is strictly
n,oh;b;,ed. .nyoue caught on SAID
nro,ertirs will be punished to the
full. extent of the law
Geo. Cousin
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29

N'I"iAN .IN'h
Nos. Names Wards
Richard J. Vial
Z Flavin Keller
) Louis SIaus
Charles T. Scllmill
JOSEPH, Wicsliffc Champagne 4
S Abe Levy
+. II. Sellers .
W w Madere !
Benjamin BoutlreauS J
10 Charles Stein
II .Alphonsc Kinler :
II y, ID. pasch
IS Wilson Gabrielle
ii Charles T.. Smith
Is J. w. Weaver
Is !. O. Lambert J
II Charles Troxler, Jr
IS Ursin Duhc )
l9 Donation Lorlo
20 William Lauve :
Petit Jury End week
Monday October 18th 1917
! Wilson Kinler :
, Sidney Bourgeois :
! Eugene Bourgeois ]
Robert J. Seller Z
S !. 5. Barre !
Svl F. Caillet
7 Edward Mire !
s T.. p. PrvreRne
9 !. A. Schexnaydre }
10 Henry RaIsch
IL MYRTLE TroXler ]
y Victor CorteZ ]
Is Arthur Dejean
Il Waltee Bestoso J
IS Frederick Petit
Is Louis Brady
II William Brown l
IS Alexander A. Bourgeois =
10 Wilson nufrenay 9
20 Felix Belsome
u Joseph Baudouin l
p Albert Champagne !
q 7. l.. Donnaud Z
u w. A. Brady, Sr.
Is Wilfred Keller
rs Alfred J. Weber 3:
q Alcide Raniagosse ]
% Edmond Thompson
% II. l. Dugas J
30 Paul Vicknair
A true Copy
by. Clerk of Court.
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More milk In the diet Of the aver.
age family wo Id help cut down the
high cost of living in the city az well
as in the country. Milk is one Of tho
cheapest Of animal foods,
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-09-29
LIST or JURORS

List of Jurors drawn to serve at the
session of the 18th. Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish Of st. Char
les, Ilott.ia,,a beginning OF Monday the
Still. day of October, 1917, to-wit;-