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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
GIANTS BACK In FIRST PLACE
New York Beats BROOKLYN, While
Pittsburg Defeats Chicago.
TIMELY HITTING BRINGS VICTORY
Sehard1 In wild and Last. Less Than
an Inatng, while Mafhew~sn In
Effective Except In One

NEW YORK. June @-Sev York eook
rwo games from Washington to-day, the
FIRST after an uphill battle and the second
with little ef1urt The scores were II 70
and , 20 2 In both games The New
TOr10ers hit heavily Daniels got TWO
doubles and a home run IN the FIRST cen
test and EzrtzeI two three-bagEHrs and
one rUo-baggsr in the sec0nd- Catcher
A1nsru11h q Washington was spiked In his
LEFT foot By Cree In the second game aud
was carried or the field Score. FIRST
Ezns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
SIOUX SCALP Mr.. HAGERMAN
Find Curves Easy IN Eighth Inning.
Soaring Five Runs
EIGHT 10 -FOUR Is FINAL scoRE


sioux CITY. June H-The cha-upious
fsEz11 Casey HzEsrnan's slanss easy in
the eighth inning today. scoring evs
ruas and winning the gzrne from Denver.
ID -Four singles and rw0 d0nbEss
were made before tina side was retired
Clark for the locals pitched a good game.
a Ezissuagsd fly casting three runs IA t.as
ssxrn- score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
Hicklin'S Home Run
Wins for NebraskaCity
willzssrd Strikes Ont Fifteen Nan
N Close Contest with
Auburn

NEBRAszA CITY. Ssh-. Juns 2a--sSps-
cal TslegrNm- D-E1ckEn's hume rurn run
Won tire game f1r Nebraska Ciry- villa
ford struck cut rt1esn man score RHE
NebrazzA Csry-8 IBses II
Auburn -------f . o Q 80
Batteries EenrzElEz Cify. WlIlafurd ard
Pt1kerrun- Auburn. ZandermAn and Nus
ser. L nIrire- FieldE-
AAETTILAE- No. Ju1s A-sspccial
Isiegrau- Locals hir TIE bali hErd today
ana ven t-om ShenandoAh Wirh ease
Scuce- RHE
lls-gT1ls sszs 1sas NDE ]
sbenandoAh q - o 9 s-5 5
Bartsr1ss MErgg1Ele Wlss ana Daet1.
ShenAlonah- Mekse. Lara and Castle. I'm
r1re- sa&e
FALA-s ciIHs Neh-- Tune a4--speciAl
Te1egrAm- Pals Ctry Eon rhe 15urd game
q ne series tum ciarn1a t0dAg- scsrs-
E.as cv -sIIssses& z
BEr1e1es- Pals CtrF. BARD And Wander
IN. cl4r1ndA- Barren ard HArnouy In
pre- E1Eazne-
Pur.stz1r Aessrasiag 4 fAs Ea-a - BiE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
SUPERIOR ADDS TO ITS LEAD
Takes Game fr0a COlanhas By Free
Use Of the Stick


SUPERIOR Web. June sz-ESpecial Tele-
gram e-The locals took t0dag's game from
Columbus by hitting Wa2wor-h treaty when
hits were needed Glbson kept the visitors
hits well scattered and after the first in
mig had them well In hand All the way.
sundays game has been trzzsferred 10
CoIrtiand, kAn Spellman suffered an
in1ary in the nf1h and was rsplz.-sd by
SlrncuE- Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

RAVENNA Nsh Tune 1-tSnanI -
Every business house IN AaEeuna clnAsf
BEWTl- n proved q ha q rna Nnnns Efr
anna1eura. ne ina snoFe haIuE - -
aver q EsEe11a- Hl1E- lVamua T.
BerWyn. q strurk out- NEna aach Enf-
ler1eN- EaTenna- IhieEse1 an1 cnnnnnlIr-
berwyL Ehodaa A1d B1-rhamL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

cncr1flre flfs- EleIn. HUH tiellIY-
Tw0-base hits McMUTrzE, A1dresz 50.
Hartman Stolen haaes- NsiEhbors. Hart
rua1- ErEra Lindsay. Reilly, fIlm0re
LLOYD C0c1ey struck cut By Clark IL
By EzgermAn- 4 Bases On balls on
Clark , CT HaEsrmEl- Wild bitches
HaEsr-szn- /: ClaTk. L Hi b pitched
bal HAgeruaz. Z. BY Clark Tine
"a Umpire C1Ark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
MANAGER NEE CUTS GAME


1899 - NatGA@r Ft1krrto9-
NEBRASKA CITY. June s4--fspe-al,-
Captain Nee. who has been manager q
the Nebraska City base ban team Of the
Mink league. yesterday rendered his rezig-
nation, and the dirscfors Al their nesting
last evening accepted the same and Czaeher
Pinkertun q Lzwt1n. Cal team wma
named in his Stead Catcher P1ukertoa
was given try0ur yesterday ana proved
70 be a good. swift maa He Viii be rsed
On FIRST base Orher changes have besn
made In the team and a number q rhe
players thar started win 1ae club az the
first 81 fhe SEASON have been rsleRsed sd
new men hare beer taken On n riIsir STEAD
Hicklin - the only man leff Of rhe cid
players a IRae except Bobbis Miller. wno
las been EiIh the team since Il uas FIRST
Organized nearly three Years aEn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

TWo-base hits LeiiEelL Dszniels %.
Chase. Elalr- LlsrNe-hase hits Cree c
walker Lel2xelt 14one nm DANES.
Sacrifices hstS- Cunningham. Gardner @.
Stolen 5Gaes- Elberfrld ca. HzrrDelL
ScEzefzr. Chase. McHrt5e- LEFT On bases
WasEingroE Is. NeW YORK 4 Bases On
errors New York L Double play
SweEney % tsardxcr Struck cat BY
Vaughn. J. BY CaAd1Velf y by Hughes. !.
10 GRAY, L Eases ga saIls- or Vaughn.
2 CT Hughes. 2. eff Caldwell 2, eff Cray
I Hts or FA1ghn- In rWo innings
tncne cut In thirdl, OF Caldwell IN seven
innings on Hughes in SIX innings of
GRAY. = IN one and one-third inning or
Otey. IN rW0-ttiF1E- iunlnE TiUe- IL
Umptres- C0unciiE and CfL1aEhlin.
lecnra as..rnl Ia-ra-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

EAWENNA Neh- I1ne s4.-fHpe-iaIl -
Al Interesting hoLnE cou1eEr took rlaca
here iast evening Bert Rockwell q bci1sr-
maker Wurkt1g fur the Hsri1uEt1n- a-11
Tom McCarthv an supiuEe q the RaEar1a
mlllE. we're sCheduled % 60 Gfteen rcunfA
Each BAD a larEs f1lioEing and canHt1EF-
ahle money changed hanaE McCarIhV
ha1 ne a1wantEEe from the FIRST anA
round
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
TWO N THREE FOE ST. JOSEPH
Ans-Isp~. Are D-s--s~a ~ s~s-= af
Fs4r 90 one

ST JOSEPH Eans AS Joseph @zss
Il i've en- a rhree tren L1ncoin ~ taxing
the last game a the series ~ TIE score
q 4 70 L Kaufman pi1ched q steady game.
aIlo~tnE bit az hi1L APplegzle EaE Erild-
81 ice il no~ holdlng q race VIE SIOUX
Cirv tur f1urth place and Is making
srruuE bid for ths hunOrs q 3 FIRST GFtzon
beyrn Score-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
HIGHLANDERS TWICE VICTORS
Senators Easy In First. but Maks
Hard Fight N Second
GOTHATrEs SWAT RAIL IN BOTH


BROOKLYN. June Z-New York re-
gained the lead in the PenESnt race to-day
BY defezfing Brooklyn, III A while Pitts
burg was beating Chicago Timely hiz11nE
helped cut by BrOoklyn's errors Won for
the visitors. Sehardr Ems wild and lasted
less than an inning MatheEs0u Was e.
fective excerpt II one inning Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

Three-bzse htts- CDyle, MrDU~eal. Bru%n-
Stolen bases Leach. Michael CGyls. SIN
cox r. BocksWi1z Co Sacrlfice hi1- Spell
iran FIRST base on bale OF WslWurth \.
5. or G5hson- / Struck out BY Wal
Worth. J. b. Gfhs0n- & Eit with pftched
hall Meixall Passed halls AgneW 60
Tlme- la Empire McDerUoft Aflenc-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
PITCHERS DUEL TO PEnLIEs
Dsves' Rally IN tk= NHarh IaaIax
Proves Futile.

PHILADELPHIA, June as.-Bostnn lost
pitchers battle noday between Moore and
Weaver. by a scare q 70 An Of the
three hits secured BY PhfladeIphsa ngured
II the run getting Carrher Madden q re
B1Etnn AnnsE1czns has been psrehase6 By
the PhazA1eiphlR National league eluh.
Scure
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

IND-oase h11E- sfIuuk- Nlla11aA ~ t1lL1e
runs McInnes Barr GAcr1ncs hl1s.
Murphy. EarTE. Hal q. HDOper E1Eien
baae- HOoper. Dunhle stays Gard1eT -
Vase 70 EnEie Eaker % MEi1nEa- Left
On hases- 7us1un- z F-tlla1slphia- 4 First
baas En- 1azls- on M0rEan. s FIRST hase
81 errurs- Boaron- Hi ~ rllched ball
~ Hal MuruhF Err.ch cur ~ MarEa1
3 TDe- III CDpireE- EEzn and
shs1d-1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

rNo-base h11s- Coolzy. Neff EenrT, Fui-
Len. I-rpin Bases en- halis- or M1Ier q.
on " smith = Wlp plrch. MIR
Str-ck Gu BF Milsr, g ~ W EUlLh. 4
Um1ara- TA1L Ume. .sN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
YORK GErs GAME BY HITTING


KoRK- Neh- June z-fspsc1al rsle-
Erzz--fKark defeated Ks9rnsT rodaE ~
apportuns hlr11E- Jarrett ued ths score n
TIA az1h By ssr1nE n re r1nn Ahs4d q
nm. VIA has Second ha.ns run In N.
ssTsnrh. VIA rWo sune Aad ne bases
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
SIXTY START On rHE TIEkIs
Simpson, Bzady and McDsrnott Lead
Il Championship.
scoRE Is THREE HUNDRED sEvEN
Il. to Be Plzysa OF Either To-day
CT Monday
EIEETEEE HOLES AGREED UPON
Hua rwenrv ss the ora~aaaI rarraman
Are Ahseaa WheR START - MaAe
81 TAtrry-ssz Hsle- Of the
Ta9ruzueur-
-oRE Is THREE HUNDRED sEvEE
EIGEIEEE HOLES AGREED UPol

WHEATON,. r. lure .s-<zecrxs A
supsun q wheaton N n. J. Brzdy q
WeIlass0n Mass. and ! 7 MrDeTn,ott of
AEans1c CO X J. Hea fer first IN the
seventeenth natiunal oprn zulf chaEp1cn-
SIP a the Cnited States tndav WITH caran
q " for tse sevenfy-c~o hoies- Tie -
VII he played CT ever eiEhtsen holes
sithe- Sunday CT Monday
Play IN the third round Of the touraa-
uHuf was begun during n heavy rain ne
rain however. vas a welcome reiief rron
the intense heaz q yesterday. and .ons
q the Eoifers withdrew because q weather
cund51ssnz-
sixty az the slightly original ent-anas
started ON Ire final thfr1y-zx hoies of ths
t0urnAzenE Scores tanned in follow
Fred Mcleod ST Loa.s 7s-.&
y J. McDerTuori. Atlantic City, "a
Gilbert Nirholis. wiirning-0u. az
JACK Hurchineun- AIEeEhsng ia
Alex A Campbell. Br0oklkne. IN
Alex Ross. braeturn. Mass. E-Saa
g A Simpson. WheasUn- BE
n J Brady. Nollaston- Mass, 1-z
II n Barker. RLmsOn- y. J, 7z-eGz
JcEn Burke. Des Motnez. 7-.sA
Peter Robertson QakuGu-- Pa. IA
Mason Phelps. Chiczgo. BE-
.. 9 Hackhar1h. Hlrsdale. III ~.
Grange klEes. Frsnrh Lick. lad. 7s-ZE.
On the Chicago Greens.
CHICAGO. I1ne AT the national opsn
golf t0urnauent al the Chicago GcIf club
to-day despite the heal, large gallery was
present when Alex Boss and Alex raySur
the FIRST pair 10 start drove CT The
extreme speed q The greens IL helG respon-
zble for yesterdays high scores. They
were 80 fast rhat mere -tr1cklinE- pufrs
scattered away AZ their S~n sweet wills
apparently. instead Of easing the Impulse
gwen by the put1ers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

Nv Looerr Et-ack cut BY ETearer 8.
by Moore 4 Duuhle uiavs- IuE~r-u1 u
errors F'hfladeiphia y L.efr - 49,.
Bog11n. 3 Fhlia6slpnia. 3 Bass q balls
on weaver 3. of Moore y WIG pirrh-
Weauer- Tine la Emptres- Fiznerzn
and R-E1er.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
SEWARD Is coon n EncEEs


SEWARD. Men. June ssta-sSpeeaza Tel
ram-l-The features Of the game uadzy
were the pitching q Miller IN pInches and
the fielding II Rohinson- also the hard
hiuung q ne Ehuls home team IN
picches. Sc0rs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
PTTTBURG SHUTS oUT CUBS
Me- . Caa=@ss ia. EeaeAes 10 Tha-a

PTrTsECRG. June es.-FartsburE to-day
sam est Chicago. , 90 q not 4 Visiting
player reaching rhtrd base Camnitz he'd
drgEs n rEe rEns tor FlrtEburE ana
Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
BIG RALLY N NINTH BEATs REDS
A1hE~Eao. Break TIE ~ PurriaE over
SIX Me-

BOSTcS. June 2A-Wfth heaTy batting
rally IN TIE ninth inning. Wnen HaIl. rhs
heal piteher was found Tor sighr hiIz
Philadelnh-a defeated Boston today, 70 T.
The work of Cuillns and Baker for uhs
vfsir1rs was szrepd1nAlly fast Scure-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

- -. =, p - - -
F444e1 ball Framhes Wa ultrhaE-
--fE -. h1odas- FIRST hass On halla or
-a4rG = oL E1oCeE- = eli HlrHunaIn.
ar Mc1narh. Z Hif wirn uirrhIsd -
2ocre- etFuEE ext b L1I1- s. ~ E-rnfas
= ~ Mctsna1h A. ~ Clarks LIT a.
4Eee4- Dlla1a- q Iopeka- Sl1lsn hases-
FE1lAn-a. Niahsf1 "a Eneasea. Kane Tsl1E.
~ Lsrl n - A14 r@o-lhlrds EzlnEs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

sfafr@1 fnr Strat1un IN asFenrh
sEzrtnd f1r AppleE41a n NINA
= 5ss-1s - sssis -
S4crc1s krs- UnEAlh. FoRsu Msinks
rtree-'hase IN GoasefL IW8-hAss Al
rhcuas- szruck gu. - KaufmAa. J. ~
4pIllaE4te- = Bass On tElls- OF Apule-
Ez1F a. ul1 Wolrerlun. = az kAzruuan.
Io11ls plzy- Dundo1- Cnslnuh. Thamaz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
NEW EoRK
BEOnKlYN

Left sn bases New oYrk- 3 Brooklyn g.
Tw'o-base hits Snodgrzzs, Merk5e Wheat
Three-haae htt- starr Sacrifice flies.
MlfTay DeVlin- First errors HrooxlyD q,
2 Stolen bases Merkie- Myers DaubeT1
&1eat DOC5le play Br1dTen 10 Crz1dal
u Merklc Bases ballHr or SrhardL ,,
0ff Enetzer. :, CT Marhewsu1. . Struck
cat BY knetzsr, = by Mathewson. l. Eit
by pitched ball Schard4. SnodErzss- Efi1E-
on SchGrd-- none In one-rhsrd inning
Time "a Cmpires- O Day and E1ns1e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

R-rsisisar AaEsrtiElnE = szs RaAa y BiE
Rsp1rn&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

6Erner1es- Pals CRY. BARD and WandsE
pire- K1aaane-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21


fibren. als Der aniiebler, unb oess
balb blrIte Der Iufi9las auf ben
Sreis su traeen iein. llebrtsenS 1T
audi bic 3ablungsweiie lit einsertf)'
net, baB benz Gniieoler bic Seiditte
nidt 80 ibtper tuirb. Nur Der fanfs
sebnte She'll bes Sreiies 1T i'm oor'
aus gu erleeen, Der &eit fana in finfs
sebn Sabressablunsen ab9etragen
tperben. 9aS lit am @nbe niht 10
i6per, tuenn Tber8Doen, pie perii1'
ert tuirb, Surbaus gut lit uno iif gum
anbau nDn Bei5en, Mais, 9afer,
@srite, &oeeeu, Sla6s unb Seu eie'
net. W6slih, baB auf bteie 8eiie
Minneiota fir bic Iniieofer beeeb'
renstperth tuir6. Man min ttdmliA,
menn Der Seriu9 sludt, audi Die
iibrigen Staatsldnbereien in Der ge'
plauten 8eiIe Der Q~niie0luna erDH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
nrbarc Sarmcn.

Sn Minneiuta bat man einen Be-
aBtensfpertben 8Ian enttuurfen Inn
Die 8siiebelune unfultiuirter Staatss
ianbereien 81 erleibtern. @s lie9t
ndmlb elm @eiebuuri6lae Dor, no.
aat sebn 2anbabtbeilunscr son ie
40 Gcres auseemablt limb lie CUR
9alfte ppn 8aumitimpfen e%eidubert
unb urbar sema6t merSen iuuen.
Eie Soften bieier Grbett ipIlen gu
Dem aanbpreiie seidlasen werben.
@slden @erb elm iulder &lan
bot, lam Der ermefen, Der Die ibtpes
re Grbeit beS llrbarmabens fennt,
Der etruas pom NusrOben Der Baum.
ftlmpien, benz @bnen bes 8Dbens Ii.
bereI. oeritebt. 9as lit bic iblimmlte
gtrbeit fir ben 4niiebler, neil lie
riht nur iineemein arltrengenD uno
mlbielie lit, iunoern AUDI mpnatt-
lGns entiasunssOuIe Gusoauer erfpr'
bert, che Der Sooen ertraesfabio
ipiro. Eieie Belt Der llrbarmaduna
1T cine iftuere 3eit iir Die Samilie
beS GnIieolers. Der Menlb triG bod
leben, un6 mas Der 8pben nidt trdet,
mus eefauit peroen, urb basu lit DIT
rueoer @elb mod @e5eaerbeit porban'
ben. Gas 1T nit elm @runb, mes
halb bic Iniieoler ii9 pur Der Hieoer'
ialinng aui nibt urbarem Spoen
iheuen. @enn aber, mte Der SeIeb'
enttpurI in MinneiUta ppriiebt, Die
,SalIte Der Sarm urbar eenaht 1T,
bas lire 8eltellung nit Setreioe TO-
iort in Ineriff eenpmmen foerDen
lam, oann tuirit bic Nrbeit i'm erIten
Sabre mebr als ben 2ebensunterbalt
ab, unter umltdnben nteqei9t fDgar
,einen tleinen @etpinn. 1nb wenu
Die aleemeinen 8erbaltniie bes 3d.
bens, Der Sewdiierun9 u. +. 10. einie'
ermaBen einitig iinb, bann brau9t
fi9 Der Iniiebler nit rlrbarmader
Der 20 iibrieen acreS nidt gu iiber.
I;lrsen unb lam iid pie[Ieibt etpai
@%albbeitanb sieben, pDrauseeiebt
OaB bic gbbulsune nidt cine aIge
meme unb srlnbli9e seueien lit
9ub caoun abeeiebeit, bic urbar
mafung'b Der Sdlite Der Sarm fam
Der Gtaat entidieben biliser aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

Sitct end bpr Salben sescn &a.
torrb, Die GuediiIber entbalten, oa
auediiIber iider Sen Sinn 6es @e.
rllf$ aeritoren rnb oas gait5e Spi-
tenn poaig 5erriittet miro, tuenn es
onr6 oie ideimtgen SberfIdden ein-
orirgt. Sol6e GrtifeI iollen ME
oitBer auf SerorOmin5 gut beruiener
Ier3te 9ebruudt tuerben, ba Der
S6aoen, Den ite onridteu aebuntal
10 groB lit ais oas @lite, Oos SIR oa
BON er5ielen f0nntet. Sails Go.
tarrb.altr, fabri3irt bon S. S. Che.
rep & Co., EoIebo, 8, e,ttb1lt feilt
. uefitIber unb miro inrerlid gerom
mo, un0 fpirft oireft ai,f bie ibleimt.
non 0,herfIaden 0es SpItems. @eru
Sbr Soh's &afarrb-aur tapft, icio
5idcr. bok s><br Die adte befommt
sic miro imer.,'i6 genOmmcn unO in
soleOO, Ohio, pon 5, 5. e6enep s
Co., gentadt,
@erfauft bon alleif apotbetertt
,greis 75c. oie Slaide.
Sails SamiIien.Sinen fins Die
6eIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

"@eo. &linge Ser a~potbefer, bat
ina zen eilen frii9en &orratb bon
Srr,, unD 3emo Seize erbalteu.
DOWN = lit elm merfDiin0tges Wlit.
tp1 eIr, flare SIiiiiigfeit. Die er.
ito @Trns,, nltng lipoert iofort 0as
a6id,elIid,r SudeH, beieitigt 6lefen,
9inIpIes, gfoA tbeaO3 ec5erna, Sdpup'
ben, ausbriide mnO anOere @altt:
f~rotf6eiten be @ pad'lene ooer bel
&in0ern.
3emo Seize lit ole rene QUILTED.
tiide Sa,ttieife, Sic rein. We hhp 3elte
mcoi6iniid)e SoiletteufeiN I sia
ltrr6 clrirt I~ridelbite, uIo o y.
SaitouSid)lage berer fleiHe Srt'n.t
untertporfen iinb. 9eionoers 9al
fir 8erionen init garter Saltt- CT =:
alinge bot cine bei1rGnfte @rBdHl
8roben BON 3emo uno 3eno Selfe-
Cine Srobe miro @iinoer befuirfcn
mo ii~ber5eugen Dab es oas bette Wttt.
tel gegen Smltfranfbeiten lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

Snterehant linb Die folsenoen lano'
uirtbiHaftliden Grbeiten fir ben
Munat gprit. Man peridume es
nid)t, ben Srudtipeiier fleiBig gu DTe
men uuO bic Sruht umsultecben.
g Sm Selbe siebt es iebt pieleS 81
tbun. Die Saberiaat triro beenoist;
bas 6elb fir bic Gpmmeriaat, Sar'
tuifeln, 8elidtprn, gabat, Sanf etc.
miro eepIliet, &artufieln tperoen 9es
leet, &leeiamen in 8iuter9etreioe ee'
fat. Gnbe oes Monats ide Sanf! -
SIM @arten bule nab, mas in ourigen
Monat nidt seibeben lit. Berlebe
itarfe &raut Salat, unb aublrabi'
Silansen. 9eee Sparselbeete an. -
Sbfbaumsudt. Mit Dem Sfrppfen
unb Stulteren be9inne; babe Die
8aumihule, baite iie BON nntraui
rein. Sci trofenem 8etter begieBs
man iriib oeriebte 8dume uno i6ibe
bliibenoe Dor Gneiien. = Biien fuer'
ben eeeset, bic Man;purfSblgel 9e'
ebnet. 8diiere nur oanr, tuenn baS
@afer wdrmer lit als bic Suit mi
3ribnaiier bari man nur 10 NET
fommeu, baB bic iunsen @%ruslproher
nidtmebr suseI6memmt fuerben. =
8einbere. Sn bieiem Munat 1T ois
bette Belt, &eben gu uerlesen (uer'
sieben), Die &ebpfdble gu iteden
8as Saden lit Dor Gnbe oieies Mo
mats porsunebmen. untrattuurselt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

S66nbeit, gnergte uA
Seiterteit peridtutnses
iobolo oieNtereE
ertranft iino. Nlerers
bat 70 ~iiberhano,
baB ielbii
neuseborere Sinoer
i6on nit idwaden gtie.
rem bebaftet iino. GAIT
bas &in6 gu oft 8afer,
f6rbt noS WQIier Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Die Saiuoiier 2csislatnr ioQ lid

innerbalb tpenieer Gage u%ertaaen,
bat aber ben Saupttbeil Der ruibti'
gen @eIdafte nod nidlt erleoiat cs
lit bieletbe @eifihte in allen uniern
aeIebqebenben geriammlun9en. Grit
tu,roen 8pd)en uno Munate pertrb'
belt unb bann in ben lesten Sa9en
bic Ineelesenbeiten BON %fpeittra9eno'
iter 8eceutuns iiber's anie sebru'
den. 9aran lit cine Seihrantiins
Der gibunssbauer BON oornbin int
nter aneebraft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

BON 8eusniiien entbdlt epamp'Rcot's SstniatS
BON aeiOenben, Die Ianben, 0aB nSwanp'
8oOt" bic ridtise IrSnei lift. @eun Sic on
Or. &ilmer & 60, 8insbamton, 81. y, i1ret'
ben, ertpdbnen Sic unbebinst oiele 8eitnn9.
8erseTen Sic ni1t ben Rnmen -0r. Sinners
GpampsSoot~ ruo bic storeiIe 8insbum'
ton, q: D., welde an ieoer 5Inide anst
bradt iin6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

muB man nusI6ittein. guf bic Stel.
le bon absesansenen St6den tese
man Senfer Elm unb oiinee iusleih
na6ber. = 8ienenitano. &einige
Die Sobenbreiter uno iiberseuee bih,
Oh bic g6lter eeiunO 'iinb pn6 eenuo
Surratb baben, pbue bic Srut gu
uertGlten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

Saut pber lam oas @ino, nnhoem IS elm &C.
piiies utter erreldt ielblt oann oas 8aiier
nod uidt einbalten nno ndBt oas Sett oauIl
tit es Iifer, oaB Die Gierctr oarar Shnlo liHo
unb Iulte man ioiort init Der Sebauolllrl9
Oieier 10 fuiftisen Sr9ane beginner. @iele
uuangenebmen 3uitdnoe fino Der Srantpeti
Der Rieren unb 8laie susuitreiben uno nitt
Der ar~geiupbnbeit bes aitbes. 5rareIl INN
Manner tuerOen eleuo 9ema6t onr9 ytierer'
uno 8laiens9eioen rta0 beioe beoilrfei Der
.ielben wuuberbaren Mrauei. Sic nilDe lno
'pfcrti9e Birfung bon ,, e wampsHoot.s
(SumpfsB urse) lit balo bemerfbar. Siele
Rierells ulb 8lnieusgrsnei .iuiro in allen Npo'
tbefen in so Gent nno / Solar Jlaiden oer'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
8rautts .it.S Wdnner fob %. ps1'
Den eIeno 8ettaGt ourd p "'
ttn0 SIaSens 2etottt.

EierenIeioeu srsift oas @ebirn an, \ 'u ~
nibmutbiQ nno perminoert bic BiIeusfh -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

tault. Guf 8erlau9cn
i6iden mir Sbnen cine
Brobeflait)e pprtofret
Su, iowie Elm 8ampBlet,
tpeltbes pSwamps& ppt"
ndber beidreibt uno
biele BON ben tanienben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

men. SEA, tueni fid bic Sade be'
ipdbrt, nimnit man iidb audi pieueift
in anberen Staaten Elm Seiipiel bar.
on. gieueidt5 fudre bas audi fur
Mifpuri nitt 10 Dbne.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-12
THE DOCTORS PLANT.
"BUSINESS is DULL"

Local physicians are having hard
time to win their bread and butter"
was the statement made yesterday by
one of the Richmond health experts
in commenting on the situation in this
city at present. November is consider
ed about the best month of the year IN
health. and the city records show that
1911 is not unusual in this respect.
But few cases OF any serious illness
exist in Richmond now, and most OF
these few are nearly cured.
Colds and other forms of bronchial
trouble are causing some distress to
citizens here. however. The city
health department is issuing a warn
ing against overheating houses at this
time of Year. One OF the health Oft
GERS has just found a family that has
alread used two tons OF coal in heat
ing the home this fall. The authori-
ties state that colds will be practical
" unknown if people had more fresh
air, and did not congregate in too
great numbers during November. The
health department is looking for a de-
cided increase in the mortality rate
for Richmond this month. While sick
mes is rather scarce, the officials be-
lieve that more cases result fatally
than at any other times OF the year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-12
A Famous Paris sian.

Paris Is a city Of curious slgnboards
one Of the most remarkable ones rep
resenting a tobacconist's sign ut 81
Rue du Chateau-d'Eau. which has
been here ever since 1870. 1t Is rid
died with holes made by the bullets
Of the Prussians. and the occupant Of
the shop states that so far as he is
aware It Is the only public relic Of the
Franco. Prussian war in evidence in
the streets Of Paris today.
my sign" be added. brings me
plenty Of customers. You have no
idea, monsieur. Of the number OF Eng
lish and American tourists who pass
this way and drop into my place for
cigar, Or a box Of matches merely In
order 10 have a word with ME about
NJ bullet riddled enseigne. I wouldn't
Part with II for ANYTHING. VIII"
World Magazine.