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Your compass is your conscience
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your life will be the best kind OF d
success that man knows. satisfying t.
yourself and useful to your brothes
men.--Chicago American.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago Dec. 3.-The following car
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FOR o.. Louis ard Landings

Stacker Lee leaves, hton., Dec 1. s,n
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McAiestev, OK, Dec. l6.-Four
state couVcts were working IA sew
or trcuch shout eight feet deep yes
terday afternoon. when the earth
caved buryiug all Of them one es-
capped THREE were killed
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X OF 4. Notice.

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

or ssax2iug lakes, bsRt tswhfstaeSs Sfrtnge
Instruments, tom-snmS, euphpnlus snrnnais Is
i'm sacred plays, yelfs; OF .cowboys, reports
eftrifes and crash oSartillery, roaring OF
lions, vocaliZations of million piros
and animals. jubilee singing. shouts ana
laughter, and sounding aboyes all, the
majestic strains of Bohumir Kryfs great
hand.
It's chutes cascades. 500 feet in mid
air: spray crystal waters i'm continuous
rainbows. Gay gondolas, descend In.
clouds of mist, dashing, downward untii
they skim the surfaSsn of the lake, LASH
ing it's transparent waters s,, INTO 1oam. pam
sengers accompany the mesieat murmur'
Gf. the falling cascades:
In thrilling Wild Vest, cowboys
snyia Indians exhibit fsats Of BrcXlchO rid~
hlg
The biblical story Of Babylon Is en-
acted by 1000 young mem and women In
the, classical costumes.
I'm Big Otto's Animal Jungle, Miss
Dfxie,~ young, pretty and fearless. en-
ters den of lions. jaguars, panthers ana
wildcats. She seizes the Jaws OK M
her head between great teeth that gieam
dangerously against her white throat.
Al naval battle between, the Monitor
aa retreat hs Of Bar
barossa. and Paul Rewere's rids are his
Icricaf. II
( Camels and elephants bear. laughing
perform incredible feats; pony hippo
dfome, living pictures, Turkish dancers.
circle and giant swings, motor and sub
marine boats. deep sea divers, live
whales. skating rinkss. velvet and aerial
coasters, mechanical minstreTs, "Thou-
sand Islands" waterways, Japanese tea
gardens, Chinese pavillious, double
whirrs, and endless Gelight-imparting de-
vises form Streets pixies, pIaisances.
courts and waterways.
Eivervtew, an emerald forest under an
opalescent sky, glistens with q silvery
river and scintillantS diamond lakes. At
night this veritable ,fairylana has myri-
| ads of lights that whirl ans flash and
simmer rainbow 1faze orr gay throngs.
| A more beautiful fhiry spectacle was
\ aevSr conceived.
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gDis Bert n. 2ean BON GhsnEs
Maihinaton, BON siiRnl fstrfd!stheE
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Apprilber bic QDefi fdunen follte. Gin,
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iachie ein perSlDsifeltss 2nHasniibel.
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Inter Bdrantig pertauft IN gV- q.
.peter's oeutfhrS Mpotbete.
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THE WoRL.fe'S
GREATEST PAHN
rview Chicago's Darling Eairyiais
4 Of Auausemeuc Devices.

piyeryiew ChicagO's Darling EaIyiah82
Of Amusemeuc Devices.
To see Chicago at play one must 80 .Cs
navsrvias. Great citis.s are attractive ini
gay moods and .the metropolis on tnes
lake" is never merrier than Wien dispors-
inr ftsslf In this wonderful park.
The Rornun hippodrome cannot be COM
pared withp this grsat park either II
irsaxnitude fabulous hdssessSnent or at-
FreauentyF 100000 Y1srs. women AID
children ares within the senctnSure OF the
ynst and, beautiful resort instantly
after one enters the wiiii9 masonry OF
the gates anG till he enlnrges,. he Is nys
tffied. bewtldered, entranced. Broad vis-
tas lead everywhere Is, p,rrneed u pavi,l- avn.
lions, circusesy theaters.' saIiets. Stree.s
cf Cairo" bail parks, casinDs, water
ss,utes. cascades, electriGIa Iauaches. minia.
ture railways, wild West shows, aerial
coasters. menaseries, Japanese pagodas
ana open air concerts by THE worlds mn
est bands. 80,
R.vos yiaa is festival city, with IT'S.
chimes OF bel!s, peals OF orGanss roar OK;
uains. cooling swish OF waAsssS dashins'
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Cine 3anbtbieriaae.

Gin n1altiiDier MiBbolb bat einma bic gGe.t at
sire grpBe ytanbtberfale beseibnet nit ipelter :, d
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ore yfitlt etnes Ieoen Wendben heionber5 aehieter
strtt niele pfltht aber au penn man Die tbritle ~
fe5te ueberseugung bioou bat i'm geiBc eiues ~.
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n0rh bnrh BIZ Gftlbrnng erbariet ipirn. Cir iola
9etImitte nHo sfplr ein tets pirfiames Mttel atd
9drtlebigfet unb 9lntnnreinigtet biiorn bic
yernare 6rdnterpilen Gie reiHigen bag Yiat !
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uno SeberIeiben lH0 Der Appenbi1ifis ppr Gle III.
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cher nndA dbDn DereH nod ernlibere iyol Ell fi3 eli
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&asenm

Gina burthaus stse1,ortige Gtlauna
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heleibigten Manen Der ssuse asopfers.
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sen; Tarb eins folhe oes natiirliG el
gpoes, 10 fthorsst iih ofle Sausoe-
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| bdnb man iie fprsfafttg in 2eintDanlo.
ftreifen. beren Mnorhnnng in Den penz
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ftimmten Icyeln unternorfen mar;
| hGufia bilhet mon aus 2einpannlnps
ben Mugen unb D6ren fiinitlicb mad
unb bearab bic Mumie; Die &nsenz
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| oie nit einem Rabenfopf bargeiteal
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gntblDbt man bic Rabenmurtiei
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n Bel benz guten grbaltnnss5nifa
mnnher gremplare nnApeiftn. odl
ne meifiens Dem Gtnusm Der nnbi
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aeb1rtsn.
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H~<<tS @S<]y%s<S ~ es$> - ~ as ~
Dtrr NrGutigom uno tam mod Rid3t
aus ben sSsbern bernusfinben. Wis
Sie a,d III, iinb trfr tpieber 3urifd,1
GdSn, oer giidi ge9t ibr uhnungss
los uuf ben leim un6 bdt aud nihts
6agegen. Dab lie alif DE an0ere Ssits
bonn G5tt hiniberruDerH min. Dprf
|iit fh0ner, fhattiser WdlO, unb IN.
!iblen. tpeiben MOos ldBt fh's gut
|Iiegen. ~
aein uttnfd 1T anf Der @site.
Bon briiben Fhauen aus 0sH sriinen
gGrten bic fIeinen 0duier per, un5
Is III 70 fM uno lieblih MorJsn
Egleib fabr ish nit meiner 8rdit
her, Dentt ber Nidi.
Mber bonn asnft er nibt mtbr an
lie. Die 3oe ertpuppt fih ndmliA auf
einmaI als einss Rrfette eriten Hans
s.s. Qaht nnb f1iDabt alien m0gli.
den llniinn. limo ldBf iih bon ibm
iiber eiuen fleineh Bad tragen. lIHb
funtelt i'm ntf Ibren fdhpar3sn
Musen an, bab bsrr urmen Nidi irrs
mer heiBer uno beiBer miro. unb er
fdlieBlih gar niGf mehr tptib, frc
ibm Der Ropf itebf Sra ia, ieTue
9raut bat er ebrlid, lieb sebabt, abe.
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reriihe 5ere por beEt gtTdt beruH>
tan5t, ba miiBte man ia gsraoe5u aus
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ben laifen tpiirbe. ga, nnS Der Nid!
mar dies, nur ridt aus 9pI5. -
lIno ba balt - tpIe fie Fh tpieosr
ror ibm 10 berumorebt' uHo aus
rutf9t unb inn in Die Mrn,e fdnt, bu
perliert Der arme Rerl ben 8eritanb.
radt bas ent3iidenoe Wdber um &inn
uno eibt ibm ei1en auB,. 0rr niht
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8latfh = bat er ibre' @aHo i'm.
GefI9t, nab Die 8dume fI@ Inn i'm
su orebeH ailfansen. llnD tpie er ii9
auiammerrtfaubt uno lalrg1uln fein
aus Dem aeim sesansenes= 9irH 3u<
re9triidt, 1T Die Soc meg. Sbm padt
bas falte @raufen, unb er fiirst hin=
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ie mil oem 8oot 54on tpeit: bruuBen.
llnS afs ife ibn oa 10 san5 gefHiGt
iteben fa6, ma9te iie ibm nn4 cine
lange Nafe gum Mbidte6.
8is fpdt am Na9mittGg' 1ut sr
briiben boden miifen, biz eir6li9 5lIs
fdGis 5pef Serren nit. etnem Boot
an btefes 1Ifer fommen unn i'm nlit
biniiberne6men. Mie er Die 8illu be-
tritf unn Had ben Oammn frugt.
triegt er aur Mntport, Die Ieien np@
am 8errafftag nit alien iDren 4ofs
/! fern abgerett. Das dltere Sruulein
6dtte TO getueint. llnb etnett 8rief
bdtteu fie audi baeelai1en Fir ibn.-
Mas m benz 8rief Itans2 Sa, er
bat i9n mir einmal eeaeisk, unb i4
tann mid nur 10 unsefdbr erinnern.
Ste 3ce bat thn sef9rieben-
sd buhe meiner Mama un6 mefz
ner S6tpeiter alles eradblt. unb> Gis
tperoea es besreifli6 fipben, OuB raeis
ne arme Gdpefter na4 oerH' 8or Jss
talfenen bic 8erlobuns ais Gnfgbubs''
| betradtet- Sa freue mid, haH es min
| sefungsn TT. fie bon Sbnsni 5,i Be,
freieH, oenn 9ie iinb ni4t- nun. etr
treuloIgr, fonhern aua eiaa brutale,
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men sGnselfcnniire Elm tleines Stint
/ 10 gefAloeeH, unO i9 meine; cit
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AUDI fame Jrau. 8pr bieIen Sbtdia
tpolIte i9 ueine S4peIter ebepaAre-~
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Weni, Elm ali Mopen,bsl Tsi6snber
Dr. Runq,s Ntm Qife pills sinHfnnlt,
10 III AZ febr srfrsut. isine Disssplid
uno llnpsroauliAisit fIishen 81 fetsn.
Dpd lit er nod mstr ertsldt pon Ieinsifr
t,yusr. feinen Mppsiit. ieinen farRT
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nas alIss. msit Woaefl, 9ebes nI1o
Nieren ia rihiia arbsittn. 25e. IN
80. q. peter's oeutiher Apotbste.
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g9ipfen. @rliaen. etettlen= DeiBmpl.
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aItltetten bi 3iirib. Seimiswpl= 8orf,
aldenstorf. Sberbns, uBsnstori. Rsbr.
+ fab. 2osmpl= =@utenbu,e. Sinninsen.
Meite,e Mnmeloungen nimmt entaegen
Der Stmcnn, Serr 2ebrer Jliiflser
in guBmpl bel Seimismpl.
IS iol in DER sdweis cine llrtua'o=
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bas BIatt ntt reiuiirt, reip. mebr als 3pei Nunls
nern annimint 10 ntrh Der 8etreffenDs ancb Ihr ben
folsenben Termtn oils Gbonnent einsetragen.
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All night calls for officers should
be City Hall, phone IS up to midnight
and after that hour ]. S. Martin, phone
26S.
J.. S. MARTIN,
Chief of Police.
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THE waiter pointed to an old fellow
with white whiskers on his chin sit
ting at the next table. The old fel
low gave me an appealing sort OF
look. I got up and went over to him.
Sir l said. I reckon the waiter
got 'em mixed up. He says you paid
ours
"'Now, son, don't get mad with me,
said the old fellow. putting his hand
on my arm. 4 settled your account on
purpose. It wasn't anything to me.
Why look at the money l got left He
reached down in his pocket and pulled
out a wad as big as my arm.
81 don't care if you have got mon
ey, you haven't got the right to settle
for my dinner said l, getting as mad
rs old Nick Tucker.
NOW, now, wait q minute says
the old chap, like he was talking to
a child. I'm from Montana. Struck
it rich out there about six months ~
and thought I'd come to New York to
see some fun. Well, I'm goin' homo
tomorrow, and I amt seer a thing. I
never was so lonesome in my life,
and tonight, when l see you boys
over there laughin' like you was hav.
in a ring-tail roarer of a time. l Just
thought to myself: If I pay for their
maybe they'll come over here
and say something to me. I'd ruther
they'd come an fight me than to have
to sit here all by myself tryin' to eat
Il never had such a bang-up time
all my goldurned days before.
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W. g have a full assortment of fan.
cysand staple groceries-Ring us up,
phone GA when you need anything in
o4f liner. H. McFaddin.
yJ.H. Burns left for st. Louis Wed.
nasday evening and the hotel lobby
looks vacant since his departure.
The Falk Mercantile Company is
prepared to take charge of funerals
AZ attend to all graveyard work. A
n sfubber-tired hearse in stock.
K C. Schnabel, of New Orleans, SUI
p~etintendent of Agents for the Equita-
be; Life Insurance Company, register
eds.at the Gordon Wednesday.
.Wehave q fine line Of summer cloth
ing md we r making our prices very
a~ttFactive. Call and see u.s.
Sdhzdulen's. II
CO.. Thompson and wife of Opelou-
. = wereein town Wednesday. Mrs.
Tlgnpson being on her way to San
ANTONIO, Texas.
Ii
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BOUGHT GOOD TIME
WEALTHY MAN WAS HUNGRY
FOR COMPREHENSIVE.
Therefore Mr.. Lynnhaven Bay and
His Companion Had, in Their
Own Words, an Ideal
Bang-Up Time.

Money amt everything In this
world" remarked Mr.. Lynnhaven
Bay Of Virginia, thoughtfully. 1T isn't
everything, and it won't always buy
you a good time, but In this case it did.
Jim Cherrystone and I had occasion
to go up to New York on business q
few weeks ago. We worked mighty
hard fo,' two or three days and on
the last evening of our stay we
thought we were entitled to a. good
a dinner a the Waldorf-Astoria
could dish up, with wines on the side.
Well, sir, that dinner was a corker.
From oysters to coffee and from sau.
terne to champagne, there wasn't q
thing We could find fault with.
old Jim was in his finest vein and
told some crackerjacks, and / reckon
We were as merry a pair as ever ate
a canvas-back." Mr.. Lynnhaven Bay
laughed softly at the recollection. I'VE
were both sort of scared to think of
the reckoning. but we'd done a pref.
ty good piece Of business and We want
ed a blowout.
We'll sir, when we called for the
account the waiter informed us it had
been settled. l thought I was drunk,
and hadn't heard Alright, but l looked
at Jim and he had the same express.
sion on his face.
"'Who settled 1t, sir?' 1 Numbered
ut the waiter. Who took the liberty?'
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d JUNE 4, 1863.
Personals.

Miss Elise Clay, of Sunset, and Mis-!
Ida Castillo, of Grand Coteau, wht
have been guests of Mrs. J. Dauriac
have returned home after a pleasan
visit
Ask your grocer for Webster Rein
ming Cos. oil. 1t burns well and makes
q fine light.
Attorney Jerome Mouton returned
from Bay st. Louis, Miss, yesterday
where he has been staying with Mrs.
Mouton for tn benefit of her health. He
reports that Mrs. Mouton has about
recovered entirely, which will be
welcome news to their many friends
Mrs. Mouton and baby will remain at
the Bay for a while longer.
FOR RENT-Three large rooms,
second story. Mrs. ]. A. R%obichaux,
Mudd Addition 5-2S-4t.
118 s. Chestnut street. Nicely fur.
nished o in private family; home
COulIOIIS. AuUTeSSs MIS-. ~ rdlSOuC
R. j. Malagarie, of Broussard, was
q welcome visitor to our Office Tues
day.
We have Just received some special
~ nice butter, try TT. o. Broussard,
phone 245.
Mrs. M. c. McClintock, Of Houston,
Texas, and her little niece, Gladys
HUFF, spent Sunday in New Iberia,
with her sister Mrs. C. P. Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Freshwater, of
Just received a car load of wheat
bran. We also have "Corno," the fine
horse and mule feed, and a full line Of
all kinds Of feed.-Ramsey Elevator
Mills, phone 40.
Montegut, La, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Lacour for a few days, at
ter which they will 60 to Avoyelles
parish.
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Want % be strong?

Eat more Quaker-Scotch Oats.
This advice is coming from all sides
as a result of recent experiments on
foods to determine which are the best
for strength and endurance. 1t has
been proved that eaters of Quaker
Scotch Oats and such cereals are far
superior in strength and endurance
to those who rely upon the usual
diet of heavy. greasy foods. The
Quaker Oats Company is packing
Quaker Scotch Oats in tins for warm
climates. 1t keeps fresh and sweet
indefinitely.