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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-15

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lpirb, bafiir tpirb Bite Miniiftopele bes
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8ereine ibre 8etbeiligung Sugefoat,
uno peripriht bieielbe. iih su einem
redt intereFonten sSeiisug su geItuIten.
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9ormittass Itait uno ipirb folgenbe
Route beten. Siib an Roce Ctr. Bis
L., Sit bis 9ine, Siib big g., Sit
bisWolnut, ,Siio bis JountainSquore,
Weit bis Bine, Rorb bis g., WeE bis
Gin, Rorb Sur Muiifbolle, ppielbit
bic 4nflOiung erfolgt. Ddielbii ipers
ben geniigeno Cars porbonben iein,
um ale Sbeilntbmenben ndh bemSeits
plab binaussufiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-15
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tiIle SpI dH CHIlpH HHu Jtul4 ApsHut.
ST..
Sefen 8. gonbam an Renie s. wle.
gorb, 464 Sub an &emper Strobe,
WabifonpiIle. 81.
Wm. Ma. artbur an RoIie @eIlers,
Got 49 in 6. u. Seilter's llnterabtbel.
luna, Maoiipnpills. $S5.
Sulia u. litter on Gmma 90. Sdeis
tIinger, 30 SUB an 3nrria Strdbe. 81.
Gmilb WDpbruff on Marp Seiparb,
so Sub OH Wiaiams Strabe, God
Lamb. 81.
U. 8. padoub an Marion Sugks,
"a Sub on !0erbert Apenue. 81.
alite M. Stout an 9eter 2auterz
bad, 81 Qtres in Delhi Sp. 81.
GIiaobetb s. We6ner on Sottie Dl.
5obion, eine 2pt an 9rice unb gur<
esl Npenue. 81.
9. u. go6ouo an Nnnd st. 9entlep,
cine Got an 2onebon g(penue. 81.
R. 5. Greiap an Motilbe 2prb, Got
1876 in 3. .. Bartons llnterabtbsi=
lung. Satlep. 81.
sSrances Ua. Sboemater on Sobn ].
Weagber, cine Got on Der Woooburu
Ipenue. 81.
anna Wl. 8raf on Sacob O. 9raf,
10 JuB an 5arparo apenue. 81.
9ol. Outtsnhofer jr. on R. paul
Seuooer, cine Got on Mdin 4penue
uno Rioeeipap. 81.
Wfartba s. 2anebon on Clement SO.
8dit, cine Got an Surriq 4penus,
Rortpooo. 81.
8oroon Sadion on 8irsinid u.
Sddion, 13 Cots in Der Cane Semis
narn nnterabtbeilune. 81.
OsrieIbe an 4nno g. 5aft, 2 Cots
in !Subbarb uno WilIiams llnterabz
tbeiIuns. 81.
5bos. 6. 4ttins on QueIlu Cor,
cine Got an Der g., nabs 9arriet Ctr.
$4,000.
g. .. Cooper an SSoTepb Grtel, elm,
Got on Der 9ud Greet Roao. 81.
Gilbert SO. gIart on 2tnua 9. glart.
cine Got on Der Sbierpatorp Roao.
ST..
gIisottb @ortb on Warp Z. =.
Gotpman, Cots 5, 6 unb 5 Jub bon
Got Z in Der gtittxu Qrmitrons Spus
bitat lluierabtbeiIure. 81.
Zulu m. guIIus an Soi. Sanbsr.
cine Got on JinbIaD Strdbe. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-15
Sieb im s,oipitnI.

oarrb Dietri6, elm InseitelIter bsr
GmpfangssWaro bes itdbtiI6en 5os
ipitdIs, meloete geitern Inn poIi5sis
bouptquartier. baB Elm Tieb ieinsm
i'm grbgeIhob Der 4niialt bsfinbIihen
3immer einen 8eiud abssitattet unb
S. in gdor entfpenbete. Gin anberer
GnseItellier, ipelher Teitbem pers
f6punben tit, folI seIeben tporben iein.
pie er aus benz Geniter bes 3imm.rs
tl.tterte. Die ppliaei fdhnbet auf ben
Werbdhtiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-15
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SGmorrboioen, bis iest oI&
unbeil6ar betrahtet, fonnen billtg,
ltnihdoli6 uno idmer5Ios ourh gill
uen6ung BON Or. g. Sil5bee's gin a.
fe 3 furirt peroen, mas ourdEall.
ienoe BON lebenoen 8eugen, tpeIhe
ibre @eneiung bieiem unidasbarea
Weittel 3u oanfen baben, berpieien
Derben fam. Dtuiter per6en Gub
auf 8erlnngen burd g. WeuItoebter
& 60, 8or 1916, Rep Oorf, fo.
It emf ei 5ugeidift. gu ba6en III
alien renomnirteu apot6efen. Sii.
tet eub Dor Radabmungen. attet
borouf BOB Die llnteridrft bon g.
Silsbee, 90. 9, iih auf jeoer Seite
Der Sdahtel beftnoet. a.8.
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GinciRnati, IA. sSunt.

GtnciRnati, IA. Sunt.
Sobn araemey an Spbn 5tstenre:z
ter, Got 16 in 3obn 8. Drigbt's llns
terabtbeiIung. 81.
Gli3abetb u. Durreu on Sdmes 6.
aibb, Got II in Wiaiam 3urrsn's
unterabtbsiIunc. $1,000.
Charlotte Z. Grper on sSrunf 6.
Grpsr, Got rs in 6. 3. Grper's uns
terabrbeilung. 81.
2tnna So. Sagsf II. u. on 4nno 6.
8eroin. Got q in 9rob &c 0ietri6s
llntsrabtbeiIun8 in GIsnoals. 81.
Sobn Weib an matbias 4usben.
moore, Got 7 in !. 3. eateman's uns
terabtbeiIun9 in Gumminspins. $3.50.
2puiia 5igsHs an Sc Rop s.. Sias
gins, 2 0bei 6 JuB on Der Wsitieite
Der 6. Strobc, 0itli9 bss Deer Greet.
81.
Die RoebIin9 RsaItp 60. on Charles
2uuterbot. 60, 101 in Rosblina's
unterabtbsiluna. 81.
GbdrIes 6. genebict, 4iiignee, an
Srant 8. So!5ot, Cots 5 uno 6 in
Spbn Surgo3ns's llnterabtbeiIung.
$1,000.
gofinssr &, !0optins on 9eoree 8.
RoosFelD, Got 18 unb 5beil bon Got
II in Senrp J. Wliller's untsrabt5eis
lung on SbiQito Strube. 81.
Jroncis I2 Rains an Mlarp %.
Dpe, SO bsi 140 Jub on Der Siibpeits
Cd. Der JloraI uHo Maoiion 4p. in
IorpoOb. $500.
Senrp aruIe an 5x 2orens BROTH
ers Co., fiinf Sabre pa4t oes gisen.
thums an Der z Eiibipeit sd. Der Race
unb gIer StroBe. MOnatIide Waietb.
$11O.
albert 6. 2laen. per Sberiff, an
Ssnrp ). 5ejItsr, Cots IA, rs unb 76
in Der part plaee llnierabtbeilung.
$3.50.
Sobn :. Qi3er an Rettie 6. 6annob,
as SUB on Der Siioieite Der Center
StroBe in Cartilage. 81.
Sennie g. Rihorbs on gIisobetb
Sohnfon, Got 46 in Der lInterabtkis
lung bon SobH Sdmufer's gitot. IN
Carthage. 81.
gborles u. 5eilter an Uacrp Qntte,
2ot 2 in 6. v. 5silter's llnterabtbeis
hung in MabiionpilIe. ST.
Gbu Strdotman an Senrp 8.
5urite. Got 90 In Der gIsmere I'm.
terdbtbeilung. 81.
William u. golee on gkobore u.
pobIman, Qots / unb 5 in 6. 3.
5oote's 2. unterabtbeiluns in 81.
Walnut SiQs. SITE.
Geo. So Saile an Wm. 9. De Nou,
% CUB an Barr 5trabe. $4,000.
Gelina pirman an Ben Stodel=
man, Cots 269 uno 27O in Der gsbar
0rrDe 6. Il. 3. u. llnterabtbeiIuna.
81.
gaidarb 3. DurrelI an Ibe Doeple
Co., eine Got an 1urnet Mpenue.
$2875.
Rate M1i.s an anna Ws. Mssfe,
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Gincinnati, IA. Suni.
Rene Sppotbeten.


Reue 9ppotbeten.
Becre. S.rrmunn on Guarantee
9spoIi. so. $3.50.
Sobn Stdtenrsitsr on bisisIbe. $3.50.
Daniel Sgrisn on 5. Wortin Ring.
$1,000.
R. gauI Scubbsr an BAL. 9uttsns
b0fer jr. $4,000.
Roiis Sellers on Msabiion Q. U.
go. 2. $1,000.
ReIis s. RcGOro an bisieIbs.
$2750.
u. .. 0olsrano on R. llfbsr.
$4,000.
Gbriitins Reuiina an Soutbern Sbio
SAB. 81. 50. $500.
Mdrp SeDarb on Reabins 9. uno
8. go. $4,000.
Wurion 6. Sueks an Molitpr 8.
unb 3. 60. $1,000.
pstsr gros6ter an atlas 6. nnb 3.
60. $1,000.
Geo. S6orr on Deitpoob s. 60.
$500.
ghriitine Rielfon an bieT.Ibe. $25OO.
Jlortnes so. Suntet on SitIe q.
unb 2. 60. $4,000.
anni. &. gsntlsp an 8. u. pa6oub.
$500.
SermGn s. Grpssbet an prppibsnt
g. .. unb 8. 60. $1,000.
Gannie 5. GbumberIin on DAT g.
urb 3. 60. $500.
go. R. Seisman an Sutton g. unb
G. u. Ro. 4. $4,000.
2ouis 2spine on Gitp Dan Bani.
$500.
Qtnna Gousberts On Sulia .. Ro.
bertiou. S1750.
Dm. u. Wotion on ai6eral 6. unb
9. Go. $225.
Garolin. !. Wint.rburn on Union
9. 9. uno z. 60. $500.
Sas. 6. aibS ON elisabetb u. 9urs
rel. $1,000.
Geo. 8. Rpbefslb an Reaoing Roab
8. inb 9. 60. $2250.
Jrant 8. talbot on 6. 6. g.nes
biet. $500.
gmilp Refpnon on syinblap Woriet
go. 2 6. unb 3. Go. $4,000.
H. 8. pierfon an SitIs O. unb &.
60. $3.50.
perrp 3iu on SOutkrn Obio 9.
unb Z. 60. $1,000.
Sfepben Sboperman on Mxiiern
Oils Q. g. inb 8. 60. $1,000.
Dan. s.. Glein an Wa. 5ealtbp g.
uno 6. SO. $500.
anno W. Woeite on Spbe pari ..
unb Q. 60. $1,000.
Ben. 8. Doeite CHI Rate Wbit..
$1,000.
5Oi.pb gaste on aRt. Sealibp g.
uno 6. gp. $500.
Soiepb Grtel an Big syour .. unb
9. 60. $4,000.
Belle M. Rithep an gait Gnb
9ont 60. $500.
aueaa Cor an Geit Ctr. .. u. SO.
/. $4,000.
getiIste 5ppotbeten-
w. q. Gonlsp an Gb. Gil6an. $485.
JOhn WeiB an Mpnmins 8. unb 9,
Go. $500.
Guep 6. See an 81. 8. Morts. &.
1ruft 60. $70O.
s. 20. Robsers an 2ineoIn o. 4
30. /. $500.
Jobn u. S6neiber an ;Funbcmsnta.
8. aHD Q. 90. $4,000.
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4m 10. Juni iDirb Der Dentinsllng.
4rbeitsr Wdnntr6or i'm fhOnen ManT
battnn pors feline Gnbnenpeik abs
baltsn, fur tDtI6es Jeit bic sroBoriigs
fen Dorbereituneen setroffen iperben,
unb bab Der ~ trtrortenbegrfoIg ni6t
ausbleiben tpirb, bafiir biirst bic alIs
gsmeine popuIarttdt biefes Wereins.
DAT q an llatsrbaltungsn isber Grt.
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-als @dfte Der 5rau SumesSpeber
perbradten sttpa 800 Mit9lieoer bes
aus 4rbeiterinnen beItebenben eSrene
alub einen febr Dergniigtsn Qa9mittag
auf bem prddtigen Speper'i9en 2ano-
iis nWolbbeim" in Der HGbe BON Gear.
borough am 9ubfon. 5ruu Opener lit
fsit Sabssn S6asmeif.erin bss RIabs.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
THE SCHUMPERT PARK.
Is One Of the Beauty Spots of the
Louisiana Fair Grounds.

One of the beauty spots on the Stat.
Fair grounds is the Schumpert Fai.
Park, which is the natural park On
the northwest corner of the grounds
adjoining the street car entrance. The
model country home is near the east
ern line Of this park, which is one OF
the most attractive sites to be found
in the Fair grounds.
Through the generosity of DR. J. l.
Schumpert, father of the late DR. 7. E.
Schumpert. one of the men who helped
to start the State Fair, this park was
obtained. 1t consists. of ten acres of
ground apd Is beautiful in many ways.
A special landscape gardener planted
tie shrubbery and flowers ard is en-.
ployed to look after them and see that
they are kept neat and trim and pretty
He also keeps the walks in pleasing
appearance and does many other
things to add to the beauty and at
Effectiveness of the Schumpert Park.
One of the pleasures afforded is in
the seats that are scattered through
the park, for use by any of the State
Fair visitors. In one sense this park
Is part of the Fair grounds, for there
is no line between the two To reach
the Fair grounds. after leaving the
street cars it Is necessary to walk
through one end OF the park.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
GRAND JURY TO MEET.

Judge James Simon issued or
ders to the Clerk Of Court lie
Blame to convene the Grand jury
in spec al session next Monday f.
take up the routine work of find
ing TRUE bills against the accum-
ulation of affidayitS filed. many
Of the accused persons being con
fined in the Parish pr son. others
having furnished the necessary
bond for Their appearance before
the Court. being released subject
to the action Of the Court. The
principal reason for calling the
Grand jury together on that date
from what we are informed is due
to a case of abduction taking
place in the ID ward of this Par
ish the accused beng on. Arts
tide Credaire. hailng from
Acadia Parish, who has been re
sid ne for the past year in the
above Ward. and whom the -citi-
Zens of that section Of The Par
Ash are DESTROYS Of seeing get thr
full limit Of the law if proven
guilty. The Grand Jury is com
posed of the following ,it'.onS:
Louis Anglers. foreman; Antope
Goula. % Ward j. ID. Dautcrive,
4th ward: l.. +. Leblanc. 4th
ward; f. J. Leblanc. 9Th ward;
Odee Miguel. 18th ward; Armand
LeBourgeois. Sth ward.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01

life. altl ough W. have the records
of men teeming with the true
spirit of manhood, which appeals
most t. the true boy.
History should be taught
throughout the grammar school
course, beginning with simple
tales of the discoveries and cx-
plnrcrS. such as would Stil the
Imagination Of ch Idren. That is.
or should To-. within the power of
any rue teacher. The next Year.
the same subject should be re
peated but in an enlarged form,
adding and impre>sing the geog-
raPhy by means Vi wall maps.
Every year an addition shuId be
made until pupils of the gradual
me elias, reviewed the whole CIV
ing dates. and closed with a thor
augh aud tajr outline of the po-
litiral parties.
Such a course would not only
mruIca'r patriotism. IT would be
a mater al help to prepare our
children for the vie duties which
our republican form of govern
mcnt and the right # suffrage en-
tails.
II the grammar school is what
the name indicates, il is a bulwark
81 our lnstItut onS: if II is poison
ed VITA fadS or eXotics, we are
paying a heavy price TO support
establishments for the promotion
OF the drfcctice. delinquent, and
crlm nal asseS.-Southern Scribe.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
GREAT FOOD VALUE OF RICE

Some foods are not only idea
for invalids. but are equally val
liable as muscle builders for tn vs.
engaged IN hard work and who
are in perfect health. No other
food fills this double bill btter
than rice. Being easily digesti-
bic as well as very nutritious. it
eXcels for the invalid or conval-
escent and is one of the first solid
foods that may be gwen to babies.
But it is a diet for strong men
as well.
One of the most amazing revela-
tions of the Russ J-Japanese War
was the well-night perfect health
Of the Japanese sotliely whose
msin diet had always heen rice.
While no single article possesses
all the food qualities needed by
the body. rice approaches the
point as nearly as any known ~
one of our national products we
have not sufficiently appreciated
ats food value. In tbs era of
high prices ii Offers the double
attraction of being very cheap
as well as exceedingly nutritious.
Less meat and more rice n varied
forms would be a good motto for +,
the poor mans table. Already |
eaten by more hannah beings than |
any other cereal under cam
paign of education the variety and |
extent of its Use might be Won
derfullv increased.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
TO AROUSE PATRIOTISM IN
CHILDREN.

Once in while the absence Of
real patriotism, the desire to dare
and do for his country, is brought
to notice when a spamodic effort
seizes upon the people, a new fad
is added to our fad-leavened
schools, to flourish and die the
way of all fads. Thus some
twelve years ago, school-houses
were presented with flags; they
were received with patriotic
speeches and songs. The younger
chiidfen chad good time" and
the elder wondered what it all
In older countries. the history
furnishes q record Of heroic deeds
which inspire the lesire to emula-
ton. The boy feels that be is
Part of those heroes and tneir
deeds, and that impression re-
mains with him through life. In
,ur schools, history is a memory
orture. The text books rob it Of |
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
TO THE BENEVOLENT PUBLIC

We desire to make grateful
ackn Wlcdgrment for the notice
given through the columns of the
. Leader, of the work we are dong
for the Orphan Children Of Lott
isiana. We would also bear pub
/ he testimony 10 the encourag ne
help given ,ur work by The many
! friends If AL denominations III
New Iberia. Help from both
sources has been given cheeriulIv
and has been a source of encour-
agemcnt TO our work n the midst
OF many diScourag ny difficulties
The doors of cur home have been
opened to the homeless orphan
child irrespective of the religious
belief Of their parents. Mt a
child has been refused adm lance
because of any religious c nnec-
ton. and the only grounds on
VIII ch We have ever refused an
orphan child home has been for
the lack of funds to provide place
for them. We have more ehildcn
asking for a place IN our home
now than ever before BOYS and
girls just like our own sweet datl-
ngs we love SO dearly. Boys and
and girls who 50 wistfully plead
for chance to learn and develop
like our own. The heaviest burd-
en- our heart feels is the pressure
of the little pleading hands held
out in their neglected homeless
need, asking only for place
stay and a chance to be like 9TH
er boys and girls. Somehow we
feel these homeless wa is at our
door will be men and women
few years hence Shall we allow
them to develop in the streets and
in the slumS? or shall we do what
we can to develop them into use
full citizens is the question of the
hour to us who pause to notice the
trend Of their ways and the pass
ing of Their innocent feet.
\ StrI phng Of a lad being
brought from one of the cities in
the northern part of the state, was
carried in a leading business man 5
office on the way. THIS large
hearted man earned him into
store and bought him clothing and
other things needed. and sent him
on to the home happy and glad,
as only boy with new clothes
can feel. But he did more that
lay, he left an immage of sue !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01

The Mansfield Journal says
The worst habit that boys can fall
into is that Of l2afing around on
the streets at night. 1t is then
that they east Their lot IN slip
perry places. when at any moment
they are likely to fall from grace.
All good and noble lessons taught
them by their mothers are there
counteracted and nulbSfied. They
learn nothing that is coed, but
everything bad. The boys who
spend their evenings in the sacred
precincts of home, with good books
for Their companions are the FL
ture hope of this republic; they
will fill our Legislative and con-
greSsional halls. and sit in ludg-
ment upon men and measures,
v hiie the boys who un the streets
viii fill cur penitent,aries. aims
houses and iunatic asylums, |
Parents who are responsible for
these broken laws of decency will |
nave broken hearts and bowed |
Town heads in the awakening |
Years that will inevitably follow.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
IMPROVEMENTS CONTEM-
PLATED.

Much to the SatiNiact on oI th'
citizens of tins City the member.
Of the New Iberia Electric Lgn'
and Water Board have at las. de-
c.ded to give the old Plant :
thorough ovcrhauling and H.
building. At their meeting last
Monday evening after the routine
business was transacted they d ;
cussed at length he absolute IL
cesSity of rebuilding same. 50 ~
t. give more efficient service ana
better fire protection TO meet tn"
demands Of the people. 1t was
unanimously agreed at tins Se>
S on Of the Board THAI the Com-
mission request the City Cumc
to permit the contemplated lm-
provemcnts, and advise way aul
means to pay off all expenses n
CURED. There is no doubt Il the
minds of the taxpayers but tina
the City Council VIII readily
grant the request Of the Water
Commission, they all being prop
erty holders and interested IN
everything that tends 70 improve
the efficiency Of the electric light
aud water service. When these
Improvements are put in. II would
be well TO get sufficient arc lights
50 as to give at least every cor
ner within the corporate limits a
light Of sufficient capacity to do
some good. There 5 little eN-
cuse to V. given for placing an
arc light on one corner and lcav-
ing others only lighted by an III
candescent light. which the ptde-
strianS have to look for when the
moon fails to give out It's rad ance
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
49,
DECORATIONS FOR THE FAIR.
Will Be One Of the Most Pleasing AT
fractions for State Fair Visitors

fractions TOR state air SilofS.
One of the most pleasing attraction
at the State Fair this year. Nov I'll
inclusive. will be found in tie elaber-
ate decorations. These will not b.
confined to the Fair grounds. for many
of the business houses in the city viii
be in full dress. SO to speak. compli-
| mentary TO the thousands Of visitors,
who will receive u warm welcome AT all
of the stores.
In order to have the city and eX0o,
sition grounds appropriately decorated
experts from Chicago will be brought
here by the association Their ser
vices have already been engaged They
are men who make business of dec.
fact that they have been engaged is
assurance that Shreveport will be in
gala attire during the big Fair
Many yards of bunting VIII be
strung over the store fronts and across
the streets and hundreds of flags viii
he added to make the picture as gay
as possible. 1t will be done in such a
manner that all the visitors Will feel
by looking at the different decorations
and designs that the city has on recep
ton clothes and wants everybody to
have jolly good time during the Fair
There are thousands of incandesCcnt
electric light globes strung across the
main streets of Shreveport. Ordinarily
these are turned on on Saturday
nights every season of the year. Oar
Ing the State Fair they will be turned
on every night. to illuminate the Va
rious show windows and other down
town sights.
There will be hundreds of similar
lights at the Fair grounds. so as TO
brilliantly illuminate every part of the
grounds The lights will he SO mum
erous in front of the grandstand that
the track events at night may be thor
oughly enjoyed. The walks and build
ings are to be illuminated in like man
ner. for strings of globes are strung IL
every part of the grounds and will be
turned on at full blast every night.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01

cessful kind business man mdcl-
IDLY impressed upon this hey )
heart and mind. Two years after
this incident when this boy was
developing IN business and enc y
ing the training he was receiving,
he asked for the privilege to write
to the man who had shown hlm
this kindness on the way 10 hI>
home. The matron 70 whom he
made the request, asked why he
wanted to write? With his bright
eyes Fitted to hers, an which
there were tears, he said with
deep feeling and quivering hips,
.'When | was being brought to the
home this man bought me some
.i5thing and showed me kind
ness and | want to tell him what
| am doing. and If | ever amount
to anything in this world | want
him to know it. Thus a kind
ness shown and a few dollars CIV
en- an orphan boy as one Of the
passing events of this man S life
had formed an ideal and created
an inspiration which IS leading il
life to usefulness and success, for
this boy is today with one OF the
most successful business firms i'll
our state and IS h ghly valued by
them.
But there are others. Oh, 50
many others who are needing
just a little help which we can
give, if we only would.
The Louisiana Baptist Orphan
age at Lake Charles. La, is MAX
an effort Through an annual
Work Day on the seventh Of
October to raise $4,000 for Their
work for these children. They are
asking each friend to send them
what they earn on this day to
help raise this amount and | am
this letter with the hope
hat some one may read it and be |,
to send a contribu-
ion.
Help us raise this money, we so
much need in our work for the
sake of our orphan boys and girls
s our prayer.
J. f. TRICE.
Sect. Treas and Manager, LouiSi-
ana Baptist Orphanage.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-01
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