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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
Chairman Underwood Hopes to
Reach Vote on Wool Bill by
Middle of Next Week.
MORE DEBATE ON SUBJECT
American Woolen Company De-
Tended by Representative
Weeks of Massachusetts,.

WASHINGTON, June l6,-Defense
of the American Wooleh company, q
resolution for the investigation OF
which is pending, was made in the
house today by Representative Weeks
of Massachusetts,, who said the com.
pany could not he considered a trust
under any definition of monopoly he
had ever heard.
The woolen schedule occupied the
house all Of today. Representative
Weeks and Longworth were among
those who spoke against the bill, and
Representative Macon AID Represen
tative Oldfield, both of Arkansas, and
Ayers Of New York for it.
The American Wooden company,
said Mr. Weeks, Gin no way controls
more than 10 per cent of the industry
of the country. 1t does not control the
price of woolen products in this coun.
try, nor the price of the labor EN-.
ploycd by the industry.
cit has never paid exorbitant prof
its, is not controlled by milionares
cheaper than al home. The people here
are getting the benefit of competition
IN the wooden industry
Mr.. Weeks said the stock of the com
pany was distributed among l2,400
holders. the average holding being only
ffty.siX shares.
The wool schedule. Mr.. Weeks in.
sisted, should not be revised until the
tariff board has an opportunity TO gath.
er complete statistics regarding the
woolen industry.
Mr.. Longworth pleaded Cor time for
the tariff board He accused the Dem
ocrats of changing face on the tariff
board question.
representatives. Macon and Oldfeld
while in favor of the bill, expressed
the opinion that it should have gone
further and provided for free raw
wool.
The house held night session as
Chairman Underwood of the ways and
means committee desired 10 have all
general debate on the bill closed by
Monday,
While no date has been fixed. Mr.
Underwood hopes 70 reach vote b.
the middle of next week.
Greatest races yet-Motordrome to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
.EX|LED PRESIDENT
ARRIVES IN SPAIN
Diaz to Proceed to Havre,
France, From Yigo: I'm
friendly Demonstration.

VIGo. Spain. June 16.-General Por-
Hr.o Diaz. former president Of Mexico,
arrived In the harbor today the
steamer Yp!ransa. on which he sailed
from Vera Cruz. Mexico. on May 81.
The steamer anchored in the bay At
$50 o'clock this morning.
According to such OF his plans as were
made public prior TO his departure from
Mexico. General D!az Will continue to
Havre. France. later returning to Spain
BILE dispatches from Nico stated that
members OF the progressive party and
workmen were organizing an unfriendly
demonstra tion against Diaz In the even,
Portugal is at Viso 10 receive his former
chief
The Ypiranga. after stop of two
hours. proceeded for Corurna. General
OF the vessel in the harbor no unpleas-
ant incident occurred
II was reported last night that mem
bers of the Progressive party and work
unfavorable opinion toward the former
president In the event that he came
ashore. AS a precautionary measure the
maritime authorities placed a naval
guard around the Ypiranga as soon as
two launches filled with marines and the
gunhoat Herman Cortes. Only passengers
and others duly authorized were per-
mitted 10 board the steamer,
Balbino Davillos the Mexican charge
d nffaires at Lisbon, and Senior Dauden.
Mexican consul here. went out 10 the
vessel and greeted the general Dia2
told them that his health was not salts
factory and that he had suffered greatly
during the voyage from an abscess on the
Jaw bone. which had troubled him be-
fore his departure from Mexico.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
ASSAILANT OF OFFICER
is FATALLY WOUNDED

DUNKIRK, y. Y, June 16.-A man
giving his name as Harry Brown, %
years old, of New York City. was found
by the police in a field two miles east
Of Dunkirk early today with bullet
hole through his stomach and another
through his head. He was brought to
a hospital here, where he admitted to
the police that he was the man who
shot and fatally wounded Detective
Martin Peters Of the Lake Shore rail
road last night.
Peters was in the railroad yards
looking for car thieves Brown was
stealing ride on freight train and
Peters attempted to arrest him. Brown
resisted and shots were exchanged. At
the hospital it is said both men will
die.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

he was asked TO tell for what names GER
tain initials used In one letter were
meant. lie explained them by saving
that IL probably was part OF his stage
play" 20 deceive Mrs. Ford
did YOU ever have anv money planted
anywhere" asked Assistant Prosecutor
Dennis Cash.
NO. ] did not" said Cooke.
What did YOU mean in those letters
To Mrs. Cooke in Cincinnati saving YOU
had TO cross the river To get the stuff
II don't remember anything about that.
must have made that out Of whole
cloth.
Al the conclusion Of Cookies testimony
he said he and Prosecutor Hunt had gone
over all OF Cookies letters TO Mrs. Ford
This closed the eNnminat ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
SWEDISH LUTHERANS
DEN0UNCE DANCING

DULUTH. June 16.-Addressing the
Augustana synod of Swedish Lutheran
churches of America today. DR.. More.
ius. retiring president, dwelt ON school
work and depllo'red the teaching of re-
ligion in public institutions; spoke
against dancing and the teaching of il
in public schools; advocated the organ
ization of psrochial schools similar To
those maintained by the German Luth
eran Twelve hundred organized con
greeations with pastors in ten confer
ences were shown to be in flourish
ing condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
WHAT MOTHERS
SHOULD KNOW

We believe all mothers should know
that Cutlcura soap and ointment afford
ment for itching, burning. infantile hu-
mors ecZemas. rashes and irr!tations
which II neglected, often become chronic
and cause a lifetime OF misery because
OF pain and dis6guration. A warm bath
With Cuucura soap. followed by gem
tie application OF Cuticura ointment, usu-
ally brings Immediate relief. baby sleeps.
worn-out, worried parents rest and peace
falls on a distracted household.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

The relative humidity at a. M today
was 75 per cent; the relative humidity at
p. m. today was 80 per cent
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m was .ol Of
an inch. The total for this month to
date Is .3S of an inch: the accumulated
deficiency for this month 10 date Is 30
OF an inch: the total precipitation since
January TO date is 9.09 inches; the ac-
cumulated deficiency since January is
.i5 OF an inch.
The sun rises at i:55 a. m. and sets
at S.02 p. m, June II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City. June 10, 1911:
The highest temperature today was 10
degrees: the highest in this month since
1878 was l0l degrees. The lowest tenn
perature last night was 5S degrees the
lowest this month since 1874 was 33 de-
grees. The mean temperature for today
was 66 degrees; the normal was SIS de-
grees. The accumulated excess OF tenn
perature since the first OF the month IS
IL degreest the accumulated excess since
January | Is IFS degrees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
CHINESE RAILWAY LOAN
is 0YERSUBSCRIBED

LONDON June s.-Suhscriptions TO
the British portion OF the $50. 100000
HunkUang railway loan 10 China were
opened today and Immediately closed,
having been largely over subscribed The
issue was quoted at a premium OF ! per
cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
INVESTIGATING WRECK
OF THE STEAMER ASIA

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno is.-An inves-
tigation OF the loss OF the Pacific mail
steamer Asia, which was wrecked on
Finger rock on the southern coast OF
China. April 23. last, was begun today
by British Consul General William r.
Hearn. assisted by Captains Mckenzie
and Howe OF the British steamers Strath-
berg and Bcrnby Castle. respectively. The
inquiry Is being conducted by the British
authorities as the Asia was under British
registry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and ex.
pectoration easy by giving Chamber
lain IS Cough Remedy. 1t has been used
in many epidemics Of this disease with
perfect success. Epr sale by all deal
ers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
ACTIONS AGAINST
THE STANDARD OIL
Kansas Will Try to, Collect Penalties
in Every County In the
State.

TOPEKA. Kan. June ia civil suit
was commenced at Abilene. Kan. TO-DAY
gains, the Standard Oh company by the
attorney general and county attorney OF
Dickinson county This Is tho first oil
several such actions which VIII be com
mcnced In the counties of the state Ine
attorney general says that he has not
yet decided how many OF these suits he
Will bring They are based upon the
ANTITRUST laws OF the state and are for
the purpose OF collecting penalties pro-
vldcd for violations of the law These
penalties will be fixed by the court after
trials.
The aereemen, by which the custer
suit against the Standard in the state
supreme court was decided does not AZ
feet these suits that the attorney gen
eral is bringing. 1t simply determines
the status of the Standard In Kansas and
opens tho way TO the new actions for
the collection Of penalties by civil pro-
cess.
Sunday excursions to Ogden via o. S.
L. 81 round trip.
Greatest races yet-Motordrome to-
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Via Oregon Short Line, June II and
July j, ~ and 90. Special low rates
20 northern Utah and Idaho points
with long limits. See agents for rates
and further particulars. City Ticket
Office, Hotel Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17
Excursions North

Ogden excursions Sunday via o. S
!. 81 round trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Greatest races yet Motordrome h
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Tribune Reporter Printing Co.
sc West Second South. Pboao 7lS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Indicates rise in temperature.
Indicates fall In temperature.
Indicates trace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Greatest races Motordrome to
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Sunday excursions to Ogden via o, S.
l.. 81 round trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Greatest races Motordrome to.
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-17

Mems UnderWsa
S .35 Garment for !
S 30 Garment for '''.'-'1 4
One Lot SOC Grade. -
S rs Garment for I
$1.OO Balbriggan -, -, I.
s1.5o Cooper's Light w00' 4 4
S1.Oo Porosknit Suit ''.''s {
$1.0O Suit ..,....-.'''s,I s,I
$3.50 Silk ..........d d
S1.5O Union Suits. ...:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-10
aran epniie Smith.

Sm ser @obnune ibrer 3odIter,
ellie, in ct. 2ouis, lit am letten
Samstog Sraii 2ouiie Smitb, Die
@ittpc Ses Dor etfpd z Sabren bier
pemtorbenen Or. sluguit Smitb,
ploblif e.aiem SerSifla1e erIesen.
nod1oem tic i6on lett nbebreren $50.
diem leioeno mar.
6rau Smith ipnr0e ror 81 Sab.
rem in Stem Orleans, Ga, geboren,
mo lie pGbrero Sss arieges Or.
9[ita. Smith, ser oamals nit Der
norolifen armee alS &~egimentsar5i
oort itationirt NOR, traf nrto iid init
ihn perebdidte. @af Dem Grfeee
8oa 6as junge Soar nod, Siagc
Goluttp, itrS etipa 10 Sa9re fp1ter
nafl Sermann, mo es bis Sitm So6e
oes @attcn i'm Sobre 1904 mobnte.
Rad Dem Sooe hires @attfn 500
Iran Smitb mad Gaciiic, @o. 81
ibreni So0n, Or. 81. q. Smitb bel
melfem iie bis lettem September
mobntc. sic hinterlGBt eiften Sobn
rnS cine Tohter. Der 2eid,nom
mur6e airl Sonntag bierber aebraht
unb am Mmto9 anf Dem itGotid6e
Sriebhofe, sur Iebfen Riibe gebetfet.
BEL peIf,er @elcsenfcit 9aitor Iotb.
6ltrft amtirte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-10

-Sarrn gberIin bot lebte @o6e
elm idl0nes @eipann 8fer6e BON eli.
as Slid, BON Stolpe. fir $500 &c.
fault ltr,S bat nun 5nei quite Sc.
Ipanite 6ie er in ieinem S%ltbrnanns.
geid1fte permen6tet.
-Sacob &orl limo Senrp Stod,
BON Mcaittrid Siibor Sdmiot II.
@ottin BON 2outre SsloitS; 8r. S.
S. @raf, Geo. Strilttmann II. Sat.
fin BON &6inelanb, maremt letfell
Sorntag bier Inn Dem gegrdbniiic
oes BERT. &idters &. 8. 8eniel bel.
.5ituobnen.
Games Serris, nofu Smensnile,
bisberiger 9r1iioent Der 8asconaoe
Central Telephone 60. bot ieinen
9Gltbcil in 6ieier @eieaidoft on Ell
ller Serrn @cGurbp, BON &iSmarf,
Do, perfmift. ser mad Sipenspiae
iuberIie6eln mo Die 2eitlurg pes
5elet6on . @eid6ftes iib%em1ebgnen
mir6.
-Sheritf Maupi1t nnb San.
Sedmonn iparen mobl Die erfolg'
reiditen Ser pielen SSdser ole lebte
ISOLDE sic @egenb BON Smiss nlto
Stonp Sill unii6er maften, nto
botten es nidt notbig Our6 Die
HebenqaIIc iid beimsuidlei6en, Ia
lie sluei Stride nnb bier miloe Srlt'
bii1ner erlegt battcn.
-@alter Sofiman ipnroe afil
lesten 0omierstag bon ieiner 8at.
tin NIT eincnl mimteren Sobnden,
ais gritgeborenen, 6eidenft. Gar
c5 berpidt Natiirlid srobe Sreiloe
utro SenrD Wausbuno, Der n%l1nlebr
@roBpatcr ~geporbeat, trG9t Die neilc
@iipoe nit ebeltio grobem Stod5e
aIs Der gIiidli6e Serr 8apn.
-Sermann Seibner, BON @asco.
naoe, bat in unierer Office ani'
idlagsettel oruden Iaiieit, IN mel.
den er einem 6ffentlifen gerfailf
BON gieb un6 @feroen iotpie 6arm.
@aidinerie nip., anseigt, Der arn
%. @opember auf Der friiberem @m
@rannemolmp Gorm cine Meile
peItl. bon @asconaoe Itattiinoen
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-10
Cine aIaae ser 6rau slnault

Cine alaee Scr Srat angult
Garrpbo gegen ibren Monn IN ct.
Soiepb. NO, ioet, oab iie beantroge,
i'm al %itroien, neil er, nnanit1nOige
@orte braldeno, Imtt gefliidlt babe.
gtim lit garrooo toubltumm, bot ba.
Der onr6 bic Singer geflrdt. 90
fam oas llrteil berans, Dob er $40
Strofeelo 81 aoblen ooer 81 Iiser
bdtte. GaS rlalt" marble geltrtd)er.
-Grof. s. g. Goombs belt LETT
ten 9onnerstaa Mben6 in Der Sod)-
idul.Saae eiren intereiianter Dor.
frog iiber yionberbare 9inge rro
9elite", in meldem er ~beionbcrs
amiiionte mo intereiiante Sergleif-
niiie 5og opiid)er ben @ewobrbeiten
oes Entertainers uno G%mropaers.
Ser @crtrag nnroe nit groBem
8eifdl anfgenommen, MIR ifooe
Dob bie Sole ar oieiem Iberlb MIR
idhpad teiuft NOR.
-&ermann Sei6manrl nn0 @ott.
barSt S6mibt pom fendtfrObliden
Grp Sin, iinb lebfep Sreitag bon
ibrer Naliangs leBter @ode nod
st. SMiis u~nternommeren 8eiudS.
reiie pieber tuoblbebaltelp 5nriid &c.
tebrt. 5reinb @ottFnrbt bats in
ser 8roBita6t gor nift gefallen, %
man Die angen imner MIR auf
StrnBenbobn. unb Sl6ii.tihn4@a-
gen eeriftet baben miiB ult6 nidt
longe 3eit bot iid nod 'uas anbe.
rem insnid}auen,
@ie bereits friiber bier or.
pabnt, tper0en ole MitglieScr Der
Is. s.. oi y am Abena 6es 9anfiag.
nngstoges. ocit so. Nopembesr, III
Der gon5ertballe cine Sbeater-gor.
Itelllne geben nnb 3tpar 5llti 8eiten
6es gonionSs Ser ct. @eorg &irdc.
Gle @itglicrer limo ihon ieit etni.
gen @ohen fIeibig am Giniiben 6es
anf5uiiihrenben StiideS, yS6e olS
Nep SampIDire Come, un6 miro
Der @.inhern iiderIid Elm bergniig.
ter gbet0 seboten iperoeitr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-10

Gin Marl, Der aus Sobiud)t
aitf Dem @rabe ieiner Iutter 3ieaen.
Deioet; Der large S6ritte mad)t,
nm Soblleoer 81, iparen; Ser sic
ubr hes 9adts iteben ldbt ipegen
Der I6niibung; elm Monn, mefber
I'M lesten 9abnipoggon zines 3ut.
ges fdbrt, Inn, Biz Ser Gonbufteur
81 ibn fommt, Die 3inien an ieinefi
@elo 81 iparen; Elm Malin, Der
iiber Den @artensauit flettert, "a.
nit bos Sbor nidt abgeniitt iuir6;
elm Mtann, Der aus Spariamfeit Sen
Sabaf 5uerit fault, oann trodnet
unS raudt, Inn auIest oie Slide al
ldnupfen; elm Ranil, nelder cine
Sarge i'm Naden aus Spariamfeits.
fiifiid)ten als aragenfnopf beniitt
Gin ioIder Mamt lit Elm pabrer
G6elmann bereliben nit Dem @ei5-
fragen, ipel6er oas y8olfs6Iatt1
6rei Sabre i6uIbis bleibt nr6 io-
balo er eine Gednllitg erbaIt, ben
8oitmeiiter anipeiit, Sas @Iatt oIs
arefnIeb" 5uriif3uidifen.
Ole bon Der SScon 8beater.@e.
ieaihaft an letter Sonntaa Mbeiro
I'm Der Gon5ertballe gegebene Dor.
iteling mar infolge Ses onbaltet-
6Gr &eeens nidt 10 gut beiiidyt OILS
ga 6ieieIbe perbient bGtte, oenn bie
guffifbrititg Der luitigen &oiie, Scr
SeiratbsidfpirSler", mar mirflid
n%teilterbdft nr0 itelte ole 2adlnlus.
feln ser @nmeienoen entifieSem alif
Gle &robe. Sans 2oebeI, Ser be-,
fanntlid 5u ben groBten aonifern
Ser oeiltifen @iibne sGhlt, hieIt int
ieiner Molie oils utgariiher Sdicf.
banter oie 3uborer IN itetem aad;cn.
giif 6ie iibrigen @oaen uoren alit
beiett mo Ia Dos Stiif iclbit 10
reid on nrfnmiiden Scenelr unb.
Sitimtionen ift fnncn bic 3nidaiier
aus bent ead,eit faum berans.
Soffentlih beindJt iiis oicSe aus.
s@cidnete Sruppe bal6 pieSer, in
neIdcm Sale fie OUT elm oipsper.
I fauftes Saus rednen fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-10

*anlfe 6oS @rinluhtsgeidenf
fiir bic 2iebite jest bei u. M. Rief.
-@cor9e Isabel, bon Sotsoam,
mar am @ittmoH in Sernaltn i,tn
IN @adlaBgeriht 8eId)afte 81 err
lebigen.
-Srou gilbert Sdubert befmno
Iidt lette ISOLDE mebrere So9e in
&binclaqto gum 9eiud ibrer bort
mobnenbeu Mutter, 6rau 6. &inde.
bal.
Sranf 6. Sdnetoer, BON 9ap,
prod lceten 9onncrstoa IN ialie.
rem Sanftum Dor ur6 erneiterte oas
announcement fir ieinen Softer, aitg.
S6nei6er.
Die @derbaii.@ eieqidaft miro
moraen, Salnstog in Der StaStbaQe
ibre Sabresneriammlinlg abbalten.
Die @eriommlune beginnt i'm 2
ubr Radmittoes.
-Ginige unierer prominenten
Sdaer iino lette @ohe bon einem
Soeoousfluae oal oberen @asconaSe
suriidaefebrt. a8 Sogo.3 ropbae
'brodten iie200 leere giertlo'
id,er nit.
Die beiben Gountpridter DIT
den ,uab 3aitrop, iotuie ISM. Soppe,
bon StcIpe fomerl om Sonntog 5iit
StaSt I'M ibrem Srennbe, Dem perlt
Hidter @cniel, Die leste ebre 81
er1peiien.
/ CD. 6. @nebiser pcrfauite Dor
iae 8ofc Elm Jog. 8laper'Eiallo al
@has, &iedpmonn Der nllnnlebr y
SfanSl geicst lit ietneh S%rettttSen MI
iifalilbe llntcrbaltung 6n btetell
trobbem er nod ME alapier. Utter
ridIt aeltpmmen bat, DEM mas liei''
9iano ipieIt outomatilf.
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.Gonflaaunesfarten 6ei 81. DC,

Hicf.
@ir boIien ole Riliondre, aber
mir lieben ole Miaionen.
60. gieber, BON Smiss, iuar
am 0ienstag IN @eifdftem bier.
gmil stephan, bon Ban, mar
ou 0onnerstog Elm @eiudler lrnferer
GtaSt mo ocs 8olfsblatt.
giarft 3oeotmann reiitc LETT
Ten Rittmo6 nod Geoar @itp, DO.
in Observation-Disclosures
N(onofat 8m. Seuslcn, BON
SarcnSnille, maj Nnfangs Der @ode
bier in Observation-Disclosures.
1ron g. G. Mobpn nrO 3odter,
6rl. Sopoee, traten letter. Gienstag
cine 8eiu6sreiie nadl ct. 2oitis an.
Simon a%aenlnrlrl, BON Storm
Sill, mar lcbtm 9onnerstag 9e.
fdjdftebolber in Der Gountpboupt'
itaot.
Or. 80. 81. Sannon bat fem
biibldes @eipann Gonies on 8altor
ailbn bon Stonp Sill tiir S125 per-
fanft.
8. 9ron6t, &aufmamr BON
MorriIon, mar lestem 9ienstag bier
INN @eid,Gfte i'm Hofjlobgerld)te 5it
b%eiorgen.
llnicr alter Srenno 8ran5
Stride, bon Stolpe, %itattete inns les'
ten 0ienstog eiten pilfommcnelt
@eiuA oh.
s. Rolte, bon McSittrid,
mar am Samstag ia Sermant ltlro
ytottete au6 Dem G~olfSbiatt elien
@eih1ftsbeiu6 ub,
Cornelius Stotfo, melher ldtq'
ere Belt in Columbia, Wto, beld)1t.
iiat NOR, MELT geaenp1rtia bier 81
8eiu6 bel ieinen Gltern.
Die 6rouenredtlerinnen rib.
men iid,, Dab iie 10 ielten geIdic-
ocn meroen. Natiirlid, bic meiIter
iinb ia mir alte Stagfern.
Gem fulten &eeenmetter ON
Smnntag foIete m6breno Der gan5er
@ode 6os idDnitc S~erblhretter mil
bcIlem Warmen Son@nidein,
8rou Gilbert 8. @aeseIin be.
CAB lid leeten Sonntoa nod ct
2ouis Inn einige Sage bel SertpGto
ten unS @efannten 3u bertpeilen.
6rou 9. n. Rieboif lit mad
mebrtGgi9cm 8elud BET Sreunoel
nlpN 8eripahSten in ct. 9ouis, an
Gamstag ipieoer 5uriifgefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-10

Shapes in derbies run a
bit to the extreme this sea-
son, but the young fellows
will like that, while for the
more sedate individuals, con-
sentative blocks are in order.
The smart British golf cap
Igrowsi in popularity with men
of all ages.
Velour soft hats in greys,
browns and blacks at $500.
The hat of this season.
Mems Superior union suits
- winter weights - at $1.00
to $3.50 a suit. No union
suit made to equal the fit Of
the Superior make. Let us
show you.
Double Triangle collars
Is ply-in all the new styles.
One price. 2 for 25c.
LI M
We give Eagle Stamps.
Fill your books now for the
holidays.
Ochsner s. Son
] The place for good goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-10

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