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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
SCHOOL PATRONS
TO NOTE APPEAL

Continued from First Page.)
and If possible we viii have 1t reduced
to 80 per cent. or at any rate to a
mark lower than the present standard.
The Richmond schools have an exemp-
tion standard of rs per cent. and II il
an imposition on our children for the
Barton Heights standard to be is per
cent higher than 1t Is In Richmond.
We propose to hold a meeting the latter
part OF this week and we will then
determine the best steps to take in the
matter.
"As for our conference Friday after
noon In the chool house, we would
like to correct some mis- statements
that have been given out. In the first
place, we want 1t known that the meet :
ing was strictly a conference arranged
between Principal Brent. Superinten-
dent Wright, two Of the teachers and
several Of Hhe mothers
when we arrived at the school, we
found practically the entire teaching
force OF the school on hand I'm the
conference room. We had no objection
to the presence Of Miss Mary Saunders
and Miss Harriet Snow. who were to be
parties to the conference, but we did
object to the presence of the others.
We protested to Superintendent Wright
and he insisted that all the teachers
be allowed to remain. because the mat
ter was one that concerned them all.
We stu protested and finally the teach
ers. with the exception Of Miss Saun-
ders and Miss Snow. got up and left,
saying they would stay at no meeting
where they were not wanted We then
rot down tn business"
The mothers present at the meet
ing were Mrs. II. L. Whitlock, Mrs.
A. c. Stevenson. Mrs. r. C. Carr, Mrs
r. w. Miller and Mrs. Otis Moers.
The mothers say they are very much
pleased at the conservative manner in
which the virginian has handled the
story and the resent the efforts OF
other persons to make a sensation out
Of the affair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
GRAND JURY IhD|CTs
Two men F0R MURDER

Two indictments for murder and a
number of minor indictments were
returned by the February grand jury
Monday In the Hastings Court.
Parties indicted for murder were
Oscar Taylor Kinds and James Mich
oias, alias James Cabell
Other indictments were: James
Burke and James Marten, house,
breaking: Albert Carter, malicious
woundfnx; Samuel Carter, alias Wa
verify Glover. HOUSEKEEPING three
eases); William Gray. cocaine; Harry
Green. alias Nubby. and e. C. Turn.
board. alias George Bland, house.
breaking: Julia Holmes. cocaine;
Walter Johnson. alias Skin johnson.
David jackson, CO.
caine; George Jackson. grand lar
ceny; Walter Jenkins carbreakinA:
James Keys, malicious wounding; Sim
Minor and Otto Willis, attempt Al
robbery: Edward Murphy. robbery:
e. l. Nash. housebreaking: Leon
Noel. houseoreaking: James Powell.
malicious woundfng: Emmett Robin
son. robbery; Charles Smith, malici-
GUS wounding: Rachetta Taylor, grand
larceny; e. G. Turnboard. alias George
Bland, houssbreaking 1.-TWO cases):
Arthur Warwick. cocaine: Otto VIII
lis robbery. @ So. n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
c0LORED Elk CASE
COMES UP TUESDAY
LONG DRAWN OUT FIGHT AZ.
suMEs ANOTHER phAsE-wisH
FORMER DECREE VACATED.

On Tuesday Judge Edmund Waddiil.
of the United States District Court.
viii have before him the long drawn
out tanGle in the affairs Of the colored
folks. coming before him In the suit
Of James f. Mills. Trustee and Grand
Exaulted Ruler Of the Improved Bene-
violent and Protective Order OF the
World. Incorporated, versus J. Frank
Wheaton.
This IL litigation growing out OF
claims of rival branches of the order.
each claiming to be the only simon
pure article to the right to use certain
copyrighted virtual and literature OF
the order.
The special phase of the fight that
win come up Tuesday will be to va
cate and declare Aunll and void a cer-
tain decree of the court entered Decem-
Der 3, 1910. which decree. 1T is now
said, was agreed upon by parties not
duly authorized by all Of the parties In
interest. Several colorcd attorneys. 1t
is understood, will speak In the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
BUILD new CHURCH
At BART ON HEIGHTS

Baptists of Barton Heights are to
have a handsome new $4,000 church
built Of either concrete blocks or
brick. Plans will be considered and
all necessary arrangements be made
to begin work az promptly as posi-
BILE.
This was decided at a meeting of
the congregation held after the morn
ing service on Sunday. Several adj
dresses were made and the work was
undertaken with great heartiness OF
spirit Committees on ways and means
and on building were appointed.
The Barton Heights church has
been In existence since the suburb
was started. nearly twenty years ago.
1t has about 200 members and Is
growing steadily. The Sunday school.
Of which MI. w. r. Jones IS. super
intcndent. is In fiourishing condition
and a Young Peoples Union has just
been organized. with Mr.. 8. Overton
Woodwork as president.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
MAKE PENALTIES
MORE DRASTIC
FOR SPEEDING
Continued from First Page

Continued from First PAgo.)
exceeding twelve miles. They should
consult their speedometers.
Il have seen cars In Franklin and
Grace Streets going at the rate OF
thirty miles an hour and II were
not slow Of sight / certainly would
have taken their number.
Richmond Auto Club Acts.
Il can say that the Richmond Au-
tomobile Club IL absolutely opposed
to the fast driving of cars. Any mem
Der Of the club would be disciplined
for violating the ordinance against
overspeeding.. And We propose 10
go further In the matter.
This week the executive commit
tee. OF which. / am chairman, win
hold a meeting. II Ii our purpose
to draft resolution. which will be
passed. that every member Of the
Richmond Automobile Club, who sees
car that is violating the speed or
dinance. shall do his best TO obtain
the number OF that car.
The member shall report the mat
ter. with the number Of the car, to
the secretary of the club. Mr.. H.
Grim Peck. The secretary shall then
write a letter to the owner OF the
car. telling him OF the occurrence
and warning him that II his number
10 taken a second time the matter
shall be reported to the police court.
q warrant obtained and the member
or members Of the club shalt appear
as witnesses .againM the offending
owner In the police court.
AxaimsG GsoNer 1kmlt
THAT 10 what the Rtchmond Auto
mobile Club intehAg 1oenes Hat ~
far ~ iimttlng tn epeed ~ elGhe nAtlea
N hour. i AS 80 - t|koe fSnk ~ -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
RA8AG0 RELIEVES FEDERAL
FORCES IN JuAREz CITY

Continued from First PaYe)
ly armed and badly disciplined troops
who now hold the city on the Rio
Grande. Navarro can fight. and
Oroxco has q wholesome respect for
his prowess.
1t In now believed the rebels en-
trenched to the south and east OF
Juarex threatening to attack the city
In short time" are merely . por-
ton Of the orosco forces left behind
to deceive RabAgo. The main body
OF the Oroxco army, military men
here believe. II hurrying south to Am.
bush Navarro.
II II generally accepted to-day that
Orosco by his policy Of temporixtng.
whether through fear or Tor some
purpose Of strategy, lost his chance
OF capturing JuArex without serious
bloodshed. There are few persons
here to-day who believe that he will
try again. Rather Il II thought hs
will infiict A. much damage on the
federals a., possible and then reap
pear at some point left unguarded
By the frantic movement 81 rejnforce-
ments to Juarex.
Yesterdays fighting was the, comic
opera variety. At no time were the
insurrectos closer 70 thD federal lines
than q mile. There Was plenty Of
shooting. but the bullets for the most
part simply stirred up the dust While
the shooting was IN progress sight
seers from this city went out TO tbe
scene In autOmobileM which 1T tiEas
were nearer 10 the opposlng x0ne Of
llfe than Was the ~enemy."
It was not until saftsr nightfAI that
Colonel RAhago noved, Under cover
u the darknea ~ - M horses out
Of the box raF4 md then forced hiu
NY shfUNeA yna sehea men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06

LIQUIDATION CAUSES
BREAK IN COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. s.--Heayy IL
quotation nj the opening caused
break OF : to 10 points, making new
low levels for the present movement.
Liquidation was also. general In Liv-
erpool. and accounted for the weak
ness Ct that center. After the call
prices hers rallied quite sharply. but
room traders attributed the support
almost wholly TO covering orders and
sentiment Wa still bearish, with TIE
undoFtonA. upeettied. AS gs, & II IN a
PriceeE Februayy. l4.IB; March.
ils3sQS4; eAy. I&stso Az 1uly.
~ iasSi 81 loSes1a ls1e1 ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06

essary. II also will work injury on
high power cars. especially in driving
up steep atreets. Richmond n hiiiy
and II takes power TO drive up these
hills.
The wear and tear on cars In put
ting on and shutting or power sud
denly In very great. and to force these
big touring cars down to eight miles
an hour and four miles Mt street cross-
fngs. when II 10 not necessary, win
work no end OF injury to them.
Really. fifteen miles an hour is
slow enough. ! As I said before. the
man driving the car and the officer on
duty who sees him. do not realize how
fast the car Il going. Outside tho
very congested section of the city I
have seen cars speeding at thirV
miles an hour and no attempt made
to stop them.
Case Of Reckless Driving.
Only recently / saw case of
tearing down the street on the left
hand side. Ahead Of him on the
proper side was a team going down.
Coming toward him on the right-hand
side was a team--going up. you un-
derstand. Both teams were driving
In their proper places.
But the driver Of the auto kept
close to the left hand curbing. He
was tearing along perhaps at thirty
hve miles an hour. thought an
accident could not be avoided, but
by short sheer he cut across in front
OF the oncoming team. missing the
horse by foot. II seemed.
The big machine slowed and skid
ed and almost crashed into the vehi-
Gle on the other side, but by q mir
acie an accident was avoided and the
car dashed ahead.
II tried to see the number of the
car. but my sight was not quick
enough. II possible, policemen should
be stationed at certain crossings to
catch these speeding automobile driv-
ers.
When Police Are Needed.
One should be placed at Harrison
and Grace: another at Franklin and
Grace: another at Laurel and Grace:
another at Laurel and Franklin; still
another at First and Grace and We,
another at First and Franklin.
IT this was done and a few reckless
drivers rounded up do not think II
would be necessary to go to the extreme
and pass an ordinance restricting the
speed of automobiles to eight miles ar
hour"
Such Ii Mr.. Belvin's opinion. A
citizens. who does not wish to have his
name mentioned. says that Mr.. Belvir
10 quite right about the overspeeding Of
cars, but as to the injury of big tour.
ing cars by running them at eight mile,
an hour he has a different opinion.
Il have seen cars going in process
ion at not more than four or Ave miles
an hour" he said, .'and they seemed
to act all right
Automobile makers and owners. how
ever. agree with Mr.. Belvin.
Councilman UmiauFs Task.
From the foregoing 1t can be seel
that councilman Umlauf has no cas-.
| task before him. 1t 10 said he ex
| poets to offer his proposed ordinance
at an early meeting of the council.
he succeeds in pleasing the citizens
police. council and automobile owner
and makers. politicians declare, coun
Gilman Umlauf will have proven him
self a diplomat, statesman and tn
prince of politicians.
| In their opinion however, somebod
Is going to be disappointed but thi
Is qualified by the comment that tn
disappointed one will not be coun
Gilman Umiauf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06
PRICES ADVANCE TO
new HIGH RANCE
WEEK STARTS WITH VIGOROUS
BUYING OF

STONKS. "
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.--The week
started with vigorous buying Of stocks
causing prices to advance 70 new
high range for the year.
After displaying pronounced
strength some recessions were noted
In the leading stocks at the end of
the flrst hour
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
The market held Arm during the
last half Of the forenoon.
The stock market closed weak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-06

SALES.
1,0ee Va r. = Power 81, At 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19

*@aS lit Dor gnG?" Gs 1T
ems Der ifoniten Spiele I'M @eiit
nno &orpcr 81 beidddftiser.
-grisfa Siebler fam am lettcn
Montoa BON &anias Gitp 3uriid; cr
bette Ieillen eaieIbit ~ipohnenbelt, pier
Soblten einen geiud a6geitattet un0
bel oieier 8elegenbeit gleidfaas ser
8rooitirung ieines Sobnes artbur,
Sum 3abnar5t, b%eigelpobnt. 3mei
ieiner Sobne, @eorg uto Senrn,
itlrO NIT ibrem &ater lierbcr aefom.
men mabrenb ole anoern beiOen in
&alpias Gitp perbIieben.
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prize, &an., DeldJe ibre franfe Wlt-
ter, Suau Clinton goeger, in gap,
baludt batte. reiite oli @ontag pie-
Der pad) buule. 6rau 2ouis 9oe-
ger, l,ruo &in6er, weld@e gIeidfaus
fir l0ngere 3eit bel Der 6amilie
bon Simmr 9oeger, in 9aD, 5u 9e-
lllfl aparsll, febrten e6enfaQa am
ytonta5 ipieocr nod st. 2ouis SIT.
rid.
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elltIang ben "9hlffsy BON Griher
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9ta, 9ebolit iuerban ioa, miro uniere
Gornrtp Gollrt, I'M 8erein nit Sen
8iir9er BON 8la16, Die Suntme bon
$500 beifteuern. @ie urs qeioat
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slaro, oerr aontraft tir oen 9Gu
Der Strobs erbalten.
Oscar S9aeffer, BON Mtorri.
loll, bnad)te am letten Mittnody, Der
Gartpfer Ing. @oblt, slpei Gorla-
ouitgeil Sdapeine mad, Scrman1
tpeldJe er als bann bon bier mad, Ct.
Soris Oerinnbte. @ie uns IreulrS
Sdaefer (S6pobenf0nig) mittbeil.
&c, bot er in bieiem SSSabrc, .olio ieit
DEM letten 1. SSalrltar bereits %
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Sollis perlallOt.
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8oblt oamit beidditigt I'M MiIiolt.
ri 8lipB, 5piiden Gore lliro @aih.
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pel6e Dor Sipei @cden oltrdj oie
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm @oScpnaoc
6litB elttfiibrt purben. IS tpar ein
BLOB bon 5000 Sdpellel. sllrgltIt
Sat8enber9 geborig, boil maldem
bis iebt 5000 Stiif mieoer erGanat
ltnn III Dem gabnidapeaerGpt III
Sore, abaeliefert lpllrben,
g8or BALL" fant bon 3tpei ooer
iitelreren 8erioreiL ober oird BON
groberen @eielidaften un0 bon
CLUBS gelpieIt merberl.
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Seiratbs 2isenien.

PVT
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Or. SO. 9. 9idion befano lid
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foIte Dies bellte geideben.
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bieiigsn areisgerifa Die Steae ais
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mes groberen 3uiprltds.
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Der CONNER 0ieies Sabr bel 3eiten
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bier fir I1u9ere 3eit 3i blciben.
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Gttrifts@aon1erens beigctuobnt bate.
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ten Sreitog einelt flrSen stb3teder
md ct. 2ouis.
Sp. Sdtpars faltitc 6ieler Ia.
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on Der meitIiden item Strabe fir
$3.50.
5rs Sritemerer, bon 0nate,
bcidipo iid am 9ienitog bier III Der
Stoot into %erfrelite aild] irllS NIT lei.
item 9ciilf).
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Ole feline Qoliie 9oumooert

Die fleine 2ouiie 9aumaaert.
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gen 8riefe fir ioI9en0e gerionen,
fir Die ISOLDE enoer6 Mai 10, 1911
Serrn 2t1pis Snnaer.
Clos. 6. Stone uno Tom Seit
betOe bon Blanc, beianoen fid, ab.
peno Der nortaen ISOLDE bier, oils
WfitgIieber Der 8rurro Surp,
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solo.
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Ter Gage Dos 6rit S. Sfneioer 81.
gentbum I'M oItliden 3beile Der
.Staot; Den a~oifpreis fonnten mir
ttidlt M @rfabring bringen.
Die biejige Count Court, iotpie
aud Ole Grobate Court, fperoen Bel.
ae am tpadfteip@ ontag fir oelp re9el-
ntdBi8en Naiternlin in Sisun9 tire.
ten.
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ibre Irbeiten oil Der &onSert SalIe
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balpOe 81 peridonern.
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fernptleserin I'M Gpileptic Some on.
5ltpeten.
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Welde ole nabe 3rfulrit britlgen
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feiern; mir molleiu 0aber rnlr bofieit
illto miini6eu. buB bel Der fommcn.
oein 6cier moglidHt meliG ShicBpul-
Der perfnallt miro.
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anIdblid Der 0iesi6brigul S1rll-
mer GbantartqiIa Seaion meroen mir
pom /. Slrii bis 5Iyn so. SeptelAber
3unoiobrforten bon &erllialat nod
0oIIiiter Sprirgs, DO, 5i oem iebr
.,tis0erigen EreiS bon $12.25 perfoit.
len. @iltig fir Die 9tiidfebrt bis
5irn 81. Sftober.
q. z. &ramcr,
Hgt. Die, Y. u. d.
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alifieber Inbreae, pom i3ud)t.
boitS in Sefferion gitp, iagt, oab
er, na6Sem oas nelte @eieb ntit ge-
5lua auf Strdflingsarbcit in Strait
trttt, oils BARN itlhgefabr 2200 miiB.
t9e 8efangene anbanb baben miro,
oeret Grbaltuna oem Staat iGbr[idj
$35,000.00 foitet.
Ser Gbor Der ct. Yau(s @e-
meirrbe giebt cine mitiifaliit)e Inter
baltultg, in pelf)er ole Gantato a6-
MIG 9upib norgetrngen miro. &io-
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Sfetfenorselbeeleiturg weroen arge-
nebme acknowledging bieten. Gin
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unS ainoer 25cts.
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aun Iestem Samitog nod Stolpe Inn
ote 8p1her ibrer bort rirber0en 9lit
gebori9en 5i ifmiiden. Sd,on ieit
mebreren Sabren befolgen Die ober-
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Site.
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matt.
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0rau 6Driit. @cuer, mdde iidy
Gdugere Set in 0arSbpiae. Mo.,
gum geiud bui i6tem Sobn, 9r.
@feper, auiqoDcIteit rat, febrte am
Ietten @ittmc1 wicOer bierher
5uriif.
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gair5en Staat 5eras iiber Die Yroti-
bitionsirage obgeItimmt meroen; al.
le Imeiden 6eiten barulrf bin, oab
Der aumpf Gin iebr beiber peroeii
miro.
-8alter MnnoapiQer ufr0 @attin
murOen art pori9en 9onneritag bair6
Die anfunft zines fleinen &noben er.
irelt; leioer ieood Iiegt Die Mutter
.oes &ir0es gegertpdrtt9 ernitIid
franf oanie6er. 8ir ipiiniden 90.
Der raife mo ooiternoe 9eiieratu.
-Serr Suibbet, bon alton, Sas.,
Der iteiie SbermiiGer in Den biei-
gen Star WtilS, hot oas nere, Sobr
9oblfen geb0rige 8obnbnus ON Der
wdtliden oritien StraBe genlietbet
INTO miro ndditen Mfoladt nit ieiner
6anillie bierber 8ie1en.
-0ie 8oitbeior6erer allf oen q.
i. 8. &oiiten baben cine @ebalts5lt-
lnge BON 500 per Sabr befomnlen,
10 SaB ibr 8ebolt, bonn nadltelr, 1.
SltEi on. $1,000 per So6r betrogen
miro, urRtntt pie bis6er $500. 8ieie
3ulaae gilt lnir fir poae &ailteir, ..
". "a Meilen, pber mebr; fir ges
riiigere ertferumn9en 9etragt Die
3idage i'm Serbdltnib weniger.
-6rou Spon 6. &obpn, ipeId)e
oils prominentes Mitglieo Der bieii-
gen &ebcfob Soge oes S. .. 8. 8.
eleiGfallS Der 3itiammelrfitnft Der
@roBloge oieies Sr0ens, IN Setter.
lon Gitp, beipobnte, muroe BORT nit
elmer bodit ebrerbaften Alts5ci6.
llllng beoad)t, inOem ibr Ser .9egree
OF GbipalrD," Der bodite @ra0 6es
Srhe1rs nerlieben murbe, iotpie in
8erbinoung nit oemielbem cine
mertbpoae, gol0eie WeSaiae.
-Srau @nt. Sbenbalts lipb oes
rem Sobrl, &obert, Don Ga Groiie,
aan.. trafen porgeitqrn bier eit
gum 9eiuh bei Srcunben uirb 9e.
fannten. 6rmf Sbenbaus beebrte
audi inns nit einem ireunOliden &c.
Judi; erneiterte ibr announcement aitf
Die 3eitilng liro tbeilte Inns gleid).
fols nit, baB iid aae Mitglieber
Ibrer .6amilie Der better @eiiui&GRit
e%rfreuen.
SIM @orot @ai perOan 70
3iiAtlinge, oeren Sennine abaeIal-
fem limo, aus Der 8enitentiarp ent.
werben 9ies lit Die groBte
3obL Ole ie I'M einem Monat ole
6reibeit Dieoer erlonyte.
8as lit iiillr 10 ipeit gong ir Srb.
llatrrg; Die obigen 70 Gr+Strdilinge
baben lire Strufe iib~eritanber, lie
alio Dem 8eieb @eniise gelei.
itet uitb lire Sdatlb, bent Staat ae.
gerriiber, 9eiitbnt ulb febrcm benl-
nod ipteoer auriid in ole biirgerlide
8%eieaid)aft. Scum fomntt a6cr ole
Sauptfroge, limo 6ieie 2altc i'm
3lSdtboiis mirflid, gebeiiert mcroen,
ODER lit, ipie lei6er nlir at oft, oos
Segentbeil Der 6aa2
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
baIle
Julius Moebus, 9d6ter,
HERMANHF

Gem geebrten SubIifum hermit
bic crgebene at5eige, OaB id felt
Dem /. Sonuar 1911 obiges 2ocal
ii6ernommen babe un0 iperoe folgeil.
0e gierc nebit Dem beiten
8ein ilnb eiqnOr
on Sait0 balten
Scs.Sier: empire SrruerD, ct.
2uuis.
Slaiden- Sier: Columbia Srcipers,
GlpenbrGi.
american Srciuerb g., Bohemian
&atiunal Sreiuerg &c., StanSar6
Grpurt.
aedtes ~impOrtirtcs
per @Ius 10 Gents, fir SamiIien .
Sbiges 9ier miro iebesmaI EXTRA a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19

Whenever the lad hears
he is going with papa to
IOchsner's he is~delighted.
Not only are the Suits per-
lection in fit and style for
comfort and service, but ma
ma and dad don't get sucker
ed out looking all over town
for the various odds and
ends to complete his fur
nishing'.
Everything men and boys
wear right here under one
roof.
Lads suits 8 to IS years
in size.
S1,5O to $3.50 in price.
oCHSNER & SON,
The place for good goods.