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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-07

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
LADIES

We wish to call speciai attention to the
ladies Of Crystal Falls to our line of Brown
Oxfords. Brown Oxfords are proving to
be all the 20 in thu larger cities; its the hat
est among fashionable women at all places,
aud in order to be mp with the style we
have put In large assortment of Brown
Oxfords. Better look over our hno of
Brown Oxforda
Ladies Brown Oxford Countess fine
Vice leather. extension sole, blucher cut and
military heel, for this sale at the low price
of ... - .......$ 81. SO
Ladies vory fine flexible cole, Russell Brown
Oxfords, narrow toe, three large eylets
with vice ribbon laces TO match, blucher
cut high military heel, worry dainty Ok
ford, strictly the latest style, worth $50,
will go during this sale for ....... $i.9S
Ladies dark brown extension sole, Oxford.
four eylcts, with wide ribbon laces TO match.
Blucher style and military heel, Russian
toe asd the very latest worn in tho cities,
worth 2.75, only. ....,........- 3z.l5
Ladies' Russell brown, plain toe, two large
eylets Oxfords, very fine flexible sole, high
military heel. very nice party slipper.
only ............... .......,..... Sl'oS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
LADIES. SHOES

We have made a special effort to re-
duce our prices in our ladies shoes and
the result is we have some exception
ally good bargains In our ladies shoe.
A glance at these items will convince
you.
Ladies Dongola kid lace shoes, pattend
Tip, common sense heel. flexible sole,
worth LIS, only ............. LIS
Ladies' Dougola kid, blucher style. ex.
tension sole shoe, pattend tip with
common sense heel, cheap at 1856,
Only... ........ -. ... LAO
Ladies perfection shoes, Wei leather.
extension sole, dull finish top, blucher
cut, pattend tip,a handsome and well
made up shoe, worth 2.75, only. LOS
Ladies button shoe, kid leather. dun
finish top. worth 3. 90, only. ..... ais
Ladies button shoes, pattend leather.
100 grade, only. -. z.IS
All our 300 ladies shoes with the er-
ception OF Queen Quality in all the
different styles we have including
button patterned leather, etc. will be
ieuuNcu W ......''. $3.50. 1.4S
Our $50 shoes with the exception OF
the Queen Quality including Gun
Metal. button patterned leather, cloth
shoe will be reduced to-. EOS
Don't forget 70 ask to see our Queen
Quality shoes. If you want to have a
good III, stylish and well appearing
shoe. Get the Queen Quality shoes.
Only comes in two grades, namely.
SO. 90 and $50.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
OXFORDS OXFORDS

Are you thinking of getting a new pair
of Oxfords for Casters If so get
them now while prices are reduced,
and the stock is complete Lack OF
space unable MS to describe our many
different styles Of Oxfords we have for
1908, but visit to our store will en-.
able you to see for yourself such a
variety of different styles that you
will wonder If you are in big city
store or not
Lads fine slipper, flexible sole 0Qf
only ............ ................ UUl
Ladies fine slippers, flexible. sole ~
Brand Lsvista opiy .......... LIT
Our extension sole Vici Kid, 90
blucher styles Lavista Oxford hg
worth 81. 95 only .... $500. ''0o
Ladies patterned leather Corona
Brand, Lady Smith Oxfords, with
extension sole, blucher cut, Gun
Metal tips very elegant Oxford
for any womans foot, worth g. so az
only. ..,... $500. l.UU
Ladies fine flexible sole patterned
Corona leather Oxfords made
plain toe, three large eylets, Gun
Metal top, high half military heel 0Q
worth $3.50, only. .............. l.UU
Ladies all patterned leather Col.
Skin Oxfords, plain toe with two
large eylets, fine flexible sole,
very neat looking Oxford for az
party wear, worth $50, only +. 80. l.0u
Ladies' me to slippers with three &c
straps across, flexible sole, only. LID
Ladies' patterned leather toe sip on
pers, one strap across, worth 9. so LOU
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
MISSES SHOES

Miss Dongoa Polish, extension sole, patterned
tip shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 8, only 80 $l.4S
Miss White City school shoes, very neat and
strong shoe, worth 81 % only ........ $i.S9
All our other Misses shoes including button shoes
will be reduced for this sale.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
Children Shoes

Cprlng is here and with 1t comes the
~ necessity Of buying for your child
rem new shoes. Don't try TO say that
the old shoes will last for a little long
er yet that little delay may cause
some wet feet and then Doctor
BILL" besides the suffering and worry
that follows sickness.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
Boys Shoes

For the spring season OF 1908 we have
big line OF Boys, Sh JeS carrying such
we'll known brands as Brady, Metcalf
and L. ID. Markwell, famous King
Edward shoes.
Read the prices and be convinced that
this Is the biggest shoe sale that was
ever had here.
Youths satin calf shoes. biucher cut.
size to n, only, 80. Si.IS
Boys Boxcalf blucher, English toe,
style Anvil oak, solid leather shoe,
price I.6o,. for the spring sale, onlySI2o
Size 70 s i-2 same shoes. 49,. 80. 100
size II ? TO . same shoes. $50
Our "Bull Dog Brand" shoes for boys
Is a shoe made for just this sort OF
weather, It's made OF Kangaroo calf
leather and It's shoe that be depend
cd on, comes only in sizes is TO 7,worth
fl.o5, only. .se.o...~.p ...Sis4c
Youths King Edward shoe, shoe
that's comfortable, dressy aud wears
good, we have IL in many different
styles and leather, sizes 10 ii...$I.48
Boys Klug Edward shoes, size Al to-
only....4 $3.50. ..... 500
Boys, King Edward shoes, size , to 8
IA, worth $50 TO lis, only. los
our famous boys high top shoes made
OF soft Kangaroo leather with two full
soles aud tap and three rows Of vamp
stitching. a shoe that cap be bought
with confidence that IL will wear and
be worn with comfort. each pair OF
snocs Is guaranteed, only. 7.s0
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04

Child's with or without heels shoes
fancy pattenIleather around the eylets
sizes i-2 70 8, only 80. ...... 4oc
Child's "Kidlets lace" shoes, cloth top
wedge heel, Wei leather, flexible sole,
very nice and soft shoe for child
size TO Is, $i,00 extra special for
spring ........... ....... o9c
Child's good wear school shoes Box
calf leather, a shoe that is as strong
as iron sold for sl.25, during the
sale only .............. 80. SOC
Childrens kid lace" shoes, plain
cap toe, light, flexible sole, sizes IL
TO 2, worth 81. IS at the exceptionally
low price .. $3.50. 49,. DOC
Chidrens' Brand Goodman shoes.
patterned tip, flexible sole, hand
some yud stylish little shoe, size = i-2
10 2 per pair. only .$I.05
Lot No. 233 Child's Red Star shoe,
extension sole. Butcher cut, patterned
tip, dun finish top, box toe, size l-2
TO IL. worth $3.50, only 49,. Si,io
SIZE II l-2 to In same shoe, worth
1885, only ........''... $50
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
Misses & Childrens OHfOrds

One line OF Misses Oxforls slzes.aH ~ only
csc
Misses fine flexible sole oxfords blucher stv1e
low heel pattend tip sizes 2h--5 only i.39
Misses extension sole. pattend tip hluchor
style oxfords worth rs only I.5s sises ~ -
One lot OF Childrens oxfords up 70 sire A only
Hgc
Childrcns Oxfords In pattend leather n,a,n
or brown sizes iTH-a only I.29
Sizes sh--ih onlr iI9
Sizes SIS only csc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04
Shoe News OF General Interest
to Men

Special Announcements
We have started TO handle this year
for the trst time the w. l.. Douglas
sbse for men. Its $50 shoe and IFS
the best shoe Ia the world for that
price. IL may be q big assertion 70
say that II Is the bestin the world but
~ has been proven IN the last twenty
years that the Douglas shoes were bet
ter than any $50 shoe and win out
wear 8. 90 shoes also
Mems Velour calf extension sole shoes.
a shoes that is worth 3. 90, only. los
Mems Nici leather shoes sold FOR s.fo.
only r.. . 80
All our other Mems shoes will be re.
duced accordingly.
We have swell line Of Mems Oxfords
In all the latest styles IN black and
brown
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04

the o fIoow bought
preyb in them
| Our I loss i'll be ymg Don mi his opportunity ey yourself pair of shoes of H reduced n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-04

We have exceptionally good values
In chiIdrens Shoes:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
GIFTED RUSSIAN WOMAN
WILL ADDRESS LEAGUE

Madam Vera de Blumenthal will adj
dress the Los Angeles Political quality
league at the Woman's club house Sat
urday at 1880 p. m. on THE Evolution
of the Russian Peasant"
Madam de Blumenthal Is deeply In
terested in the question of suffrage, not
onlv In her own country, Russia, but In
other European countries as well, and
as she speaks a number of languages
and has friends in many foreign coun-
tries, she has opportunities for OBJ
serving the progress of the movement
as whole.
She was an only child, born OF an old
aristocratic Russian family. Her IA
Their was q man of broad culture and
attachments, who devoted much of his
time to the education of his brilliant
and gifted daughter. Russia has a
national art that is distinctive, and the
Russian government has established
schools to develop the arts and crafts
Of its native peasant women.
Liberal titled Russian women, moved
by sense of justice toward the timid
ignorant, patient peasant woman, also
came to the rescue by establishing
schools in different districts on their
own estates
Madam de Blumenthal, Who has in
terested cultured women in America t.
establish a market for the beautiful
drawn work and embroideries cleverly
executed in these schools for helping the
Russian peasants, has charming per
sonality and is a most logical, convinc-
ing and happy talker, being sprightly
yivacious and effervescent.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
ITALIANS ORGANIZE
DANTE ASSOCIATION
WOULD STIMULATE INTEREST
IN GREAT AUTHOR
Scope of Society Is World Wide and
Branch Is Formed Wherever
Italians congregate In
Large Numbers

A branch of the Dante association was
organized at room 2O2 Douglas building
last night. A number of the most
prominent Italian Americans in Los
Angeles participated in the affair.
The purpose of the organization,
which is world wide in it's scope, is to
stimulate interest in Dante Alighieri.
the great Italian author and founder
of the language. There are branches 4
the Dante Alighieri society in almost
every city In the world where sons of
sunny Italy are found. In San Fran
cisco the society has 500 members.
The local organization was brought
into life through the efforts of G.. B.
Penne of Rome. Professor Penne, who
Is an author of renown and an explorer,
Is travelling in the interest of the Dante
Aligheri society.
Officers of the Los Angeles branch
Dante Aligheiri are Luigi Del Orto,
president; Carlo Marchetti, vice presi-
dent; Perelli Minett, secretary; Alberto
Vignolo, treasurer. The trustees are
Bartolomeo Sassella, Slatri SPIN and
Giacomino. The committee on propa-
ganda is composed of Mines. Del Orto
Marchetti, Cuoco, Borgia, Vignolo
Mrs. Nachtigal was elected an honorary
member.
Next Sunday night Professor Pennt
will lecture on immigration and italian
colonies in Africa at the Belen club al
SIS New High street. Professor Penne
who is the author of half a score OF
books on travel and economics. says he
has great admiration for Dana Bartlett
of Bethlehem institute. He says he
will read with deep interest Mr.. Bart
lett's book, "A Better City"
Next Monday night a banquet Will
be held at the Mllano restaurant. Prof
Penne will bid farewell at that time to
the large group Of friends who have
become attached to him since he ar
rived In Los Angeles a few weeks ago.
He goes from here to San Antonio. Tex.
He will organize Dante societies in
southern cities, then go to Washing
ton and New York, where he will sail
for his home in Italy.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Barden's Mems Shoe Store TO
Discontinue
His Entire stock of High Grade Shoes TO Be
Sold at About Half Price
AT HIS STORE. CORNER THIRD AND
SPRING

The name of e. e. Barden needs no
introduction to the lovers of high grade
footwear After being in business in
this city for over twenty years. e. r.
Rardens Mems Shoe Store, located In
the basement of the Stimson Block,
corner Third and Spring streets. will
sell out. This is the first and last sale
this shoe shop will ever have. All
Johnson & Murphy's shoes are on sale
for $3.50 a pair and all other high
grade shoes in the same proportion.
Over eight thousand of Mr.. Bardens
registered customers are requested to
come and take advantage of the selling
cut price reductions. The announce
ment of this closing out sale was made
but a few days ago and the response
vas certainly generous, and at the way
the shoes are now selling 1T is expected
that the sale will be of short duration.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
Benefit for Sunshine Society

Mrs. w. w. Mcleod entertained the
members of the International Sunshine
society and their friends yesterday
afternoon at her home on West Eight
zenith street with a benefit whist, the
proceeds of the afternoon to go for the
furtherance of the good cheer work.
Twenty-Five tables were set for the
game, the scores being marked by
Mines. H. B. Mckinney, G. H. MacGin-
mis-, Fox, N. E. Wilson, A. Alexander,
Miss Lulu Crawford. The score cards
were dainty pink and white hearts.
Mrs. Mckinney won the scorers SOU
venir, cut glass scent bottle with sill
yer top, Mrs. e. T. Tucker was awarded
the first prize, a Cuanavaca Indian
vase, Mrs. Sidney Lee Grover the Sec
ond, a daintily bound volume of "A
Spinner in the Sum-" by Myrtle Reed;
while Mrs. Dreeland secured the third,
cut glass knife rest.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
Patronesses for Benefit

Women who will act as patronesses
at the vaudeville to be given at the
Mason opera house on the evening of
April q for the benefit of the Brownson
house settlement are Mines. Walter
Jarvis Barlow, e. A. Bryant, J. Ross
Clark, Michael J.. Connell, George J.
DAMS, c.. C. Desmond, J. C. Drake,
Philip s. Forve, John j. Francis, John
r. Grant, Lewis A Grant. Merrill
Moore Griggs, George Allen Hancock,
Hancock Banning. Ida Hancock, Eliza
beth Hollenbeck, w. H. Holmes,
Stephen c. Hubbell, w. 7. Johnson,
Granville MACEDONIAN, Earl B. Millar,
Randolph Fl. Miner, Andrew Mullen,
John Murietta, John H. Norton, Henry
O'Melveny. 1. H. Polk, Mary j. Schal-
lert, G. n. Stamm, Charles Modini
Wood, Boyle Workman, w. H. Work.
man and Miss Susan G. Lynch
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
Society,"
PRoPOs of the tonic Of the hou

A PROPOS of the topic of the hour
n the coming of the Pacific fleet, it ID
- of interest that the Southern Cali
fornla Woman's Press club is planning
to entertain the press representatives
with the officers and men who will visit
the city, and Mrs. d. C. Mccain, an
associate member of the club, has Of
fered to open her beautiful home on
West Adams street for an informal tea
the afternoon of April % from 8 o'clock
to 6.
In addition to the Individual guests
of the club members list of represent
tative people will be present as guests
of the club.
The special guests of the club will in
cludes with the newspaper men and
writers representing the syndicates and
special journals, several of the officers.
Mrs. Harriet H. Barry, president of
the club, IL mother of Richard Barry,
one of the corps of special correspond
ents.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10

wanted to go across the street to play
with some of her little friends and
told her she could. but to be sure and
come back within twenty minutes
When she did not return I became
alarmed and went after her. I mel
Gun. grocer and he told me White had
been lettering around for several hours
and as soon as the child appeared on
the street had seized her and taken
her away.
II am sure White wants the girl to
go on the stage
While telling her story Mrs. Gooch's
eyes filled with tears and at times she
broke down and sobbed aloud.
A Herald reporter called at the resi-
dence of DIR. Jauch, 400 South Grand
avenue, at o'clock last night, and
although he rang the bell repeatedly no
one responded. The lights were burn
ins in several upstairs rooms and a
mans shadow was seen on one of the
shades,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10

The skirt blouse and knickerbocker
suit is most practical for the small
boys wearing, and most mothers now
recognize this fact. The blouse and
knickerbockers shown are most desir-
able models. being comfortably roomy.
while avoiding the appearance Of bag
giness. The blouse closes on the right
side, where it is finished with a trim
ming band and is supplied with a de-
tachable collar. which may be made of
matching material or of white linen.
The knickerbockers are of simple de-
sign and quite within the scope of the
home sewer. Serge, cheviot or suiting
may be used to make them. while
madras, percale or flannel is suitable
for the blouse. To make these gar
ments In the 6-year size requires b-S
yards of 27-inch goods for the blouse
and ~ yards of the same width for
the Knockers.
Two patterns-4292, nine sizes, to IL
years: 42s9, seven sizes, 2 to years.
The price of these patterns is 20
cents but either will be sent on the
receipt of 10 cents.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
LATTER DAY SAINTS TALK
ON MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
BY Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, April 9.---Marriage
and divorce, much mooted question in
previous conventions. occupied the at
tention of the general conference of the
Reorganized Chuch of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints today. The church
is holding its annual gathering at In
dependence, near here. 1t was expected
that revelation upon the subject would
come before the end of the days work.
One of the acts of the convention yes
terday was the completing of arrange
ments for building a monument at
Nauvoo. ILL.,, in honor of Joseph Smith,
founder of the church, to cost several
thousand dollars. Saints all over the
world are to contribute.
A report of the bishopric read showed
the annual expenditure for the year was
$3.50, 900.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-10
MaypoIe Dance

The women of the Fraternal Cham
pions are drilling for May pole dance
the evening of May z, which is to take
place in Akey's hall on Central avenue.
A feature IF the occasion will be a
company of about thirty children from
to 10 years of age, who will give a
fancy drill with the emblem of the
order. The national colors will be used
to Irvine the May pole, and the center
of the pretty play will be the figure of
a little queen. Mrs. May Douthwaite,
assisted by Mrs. Cayle and Mrs. Hell
beck, are drilling the children.