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New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
CONSUMPTTVE n SUICIDE.
Cats Throat on North Brother
FOrestalLed Disease q Week.

Max Muller. a iaborer. of No. 100 Siegel-st
Brooklyn, cut his throat with a razor in the
consumptive ward OF the Riverside Sapatorium
on North Brother Island Saturday noon and
died at p. III. He bad obtained the razor TO
shave, and cut his throat when thesnutses were
not watching him. He had been q; patient on
the island for seven months, and swould have
died within n week. the island physicians say
Yesterday two of Muller's brothers. and several
members of the Order of Birth &braham, of
which Muller was member visited the island
TO see him, not knowing he was dead The
death was not reported to the coroner's office or
police until yesterday.
Health Commissioner Darlington said that
there had been no reason TO conceal the death OF
Muller, and that he believed that the reason for
the lateness in reporting the case was over
sight. He will receive report on the case from
DR.. Watson.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
FURTHERsT SOUTH BY ALTO

Boston, Feb 5.-""The Globe received g cah,a
message to-day from Charles J. Glidden OF this
city. who is making of the world In a motor
car. 1t said he had reached Bluff New-Zealand
said to be the most southerly point In the world
possible TO reach in such vehicle He had covered
LAS miles in New-zealand making p 4ss miles trav
eled in his world tour.
Bluff is cable station at the most southerly
point Of New-Zealand, and the message came by
the Fiji Islands. Honolulu, Bamheld f. c. and
New-York. Mr.. Glidden reported that he had ex-
periencsd delays
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
mERIpEN TO HOLD CELEBRATION.

Meriden. Conn. Feb. 5.-Extensive arrangements
under way for the celebration of the centennial
this city, from June 10 TO 16. 1906 Committees of
nearly four hundred of the prominent citizens have
already been appointed and at work on the
general plans. Meriden expects to entertain thou
sands Of visitors each day and to make the attrac-
tions worthy OF that attendance. The city is al
ready working for the affair, and the Meriden
habit of working together assures of the big
gest celebrations the State has ever seen.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

S1.5O-CHEMISES, OF percale. embroidered
edge; sacque chemise.
$2.50-CHEMT TSES. of 1ainsook; trimmed
with embroidery or torchon lace.
$3.50-CHEMISES, OF nainsook; round or
square neck; trimmed with Valenciennes lace
or embroidered edge.
$5-CHEMISES, OF nainSook; trimmed
with Valenciennes lace. insertion and hand
embroidery and ribbon.
$7.50-CHEMISES, Of nainSook; trimmed
with torchon or Valenciennes lace. en-
broidery and ribbon.
S2.50-CORSET COVERS, of nalnsook;
low neck; hand embroidered; ribbon-t trim
med.
$3.5O-CORSET COVERS. OF nainsook:
hand d-embroidered; others trimmed with lace
and ribbon.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
DIES FROM ASSAULT INJURIES.
Harris Elias, Trustee of Beth Israel Hospital
Attacked in Store

Harris Elias, the wealthy Hebrew trustee OF
the Beth Israel Hospital who. as alleged. was
assaulted by John OGrady, stove lighter" In
his. store No. IS East Broadway on Saturday died
yesterday in the Beth Israel Hospital Mr. Elias
had been in the clothing business ar No. 65 East
Broadway for more than thirty-fve years He
leaves a widow and nine children.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
NOT AGAINST HAY-BoND TREATY
Gloucester Willing to Make Concessions if
Interests Are Protected.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Gloucester Mass, Feb. Sit is now asserted here
that Gloucester and the fishing interests ares not
disposed TO stand in the way of ratification Of an
equitable reciprocity treaty with Canada, particu-
larly the Hay-BOnd treaty. and are willing make
concessions. provided the fishing interests are duly
protected. Newfoundland is not feared much
Nova Scotia, with her great feet OF fishermen
and Gloucester win insist on limited life for a
treaty well provision to prevent transfer
OF this fleet to Newfoundland registry.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

s5-CORSET COVERS. OF nainsook: hand
embroidered and lace e-trimmed-
s6.50-CORSET COVERS. Of nainsook
trimmed with Valenciennes lace. insertions
and embroidery.
s2.7S-DRAWERS. Of nainsoOk. trimmed
with Valenctennes lace and drawnwork.
s3-DRAwERS, OF nainsoox: Iace-trfnl-
med; others hand-eInbroidered and ribbon
trimmed
s3.50-DRAwERS. OF nainsOob; ernbroid-
cred ruffie: others trimmed with ValencieHnes
lace. beading and ribbon.
s5-DRAwERS, of nainsook: haud-em-
broidered rufie and fine Valenciennss lace
edsing; ribbOn-trimmed.
Second floor, Tenth street.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
FRENCH LINGERIE
At Very Lou Prices


appreciate
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

DRAPERIES and FURNITURE
COVERINGS
SIk DGtsGsk-
At 81 yard. from 81.
At 81 yard. from S2.S5.
At s215 yard from s4.25
At s225 yard, from IS.
At s2.75 yard. from S4-75.
At s2.85 yard. from 1915.
At $3.50 yard. from S6.15.
Coffon TGpestry-
At t1.25 yard, from So
AT sI.25 a yard. from S2-50.
At s2.15 a yard. from s4.25.
Jste TGpestry-
At 35c a yard. from zoe.
At s5c yard, from 70c and 9oc-
COUCH COVERS
Imported reversible tapestry. IS. K los
inches: extra heavy. in shades OF twO-tOned
reds and blues. Regularly S10.25; to-day al
imported tapestry covers. IN the most de-
slraole size for dining room tables-two
yards square; in floral designs and neutral
Sobehn effects Regularly ss.25: to-day at
S4.75 each.
LouNGING PILLOWS
In excellent variety OF tapestry. silk dam
ask ana satin coverings. selected from cur
own stock; all down-flled. Worth $3.50.
ss.1S and 81; to-day at s2.s5 each.
Third aOOr.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
FouLar1S

At 55c, worth 75c-23 and 24-inch Printed
Silk Foulards on twilled and satin grounds;
every color and design desirable-spots and
small neat patterns.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
You VIII Profit BY Heedng This Mequs
Of Lace Curtains and Draperes

Housekeepers' Harvest.
Lace Curtains of elegance and distin
and Drapery Stufs, at slashing reduction
An offering, fresh and perfect clear {
1t will pay housekeepers who have s
the happy chance. And buy these now:
LACE CURTAINS
BrHSseLS-SOft, white, handsome lace
AT S20.50 q pair. instead OF $3.50.
At $2S.75 a pair. instead of s34.50
At s21S5 a pair. instead of s93.
Point d'4rabe-Heavy net-and-lace. deep
ecru-
At Sc a pair instead of ss.75.
At SO pair. instead of STATS.
At SIS pair, instead Of s24.
At $3.50 a pair, instead OF $3.50.
At s24 pair. instead of $3.50.
AT $26 pair. instead OF $3.50.
At s35 pair. instead of $50.
CTete-Decorative colored effects
At $3.50 pair, instead Of ss.25.
At $3.50 pair, instead OF $3.50.
At 1886 a pair instead OF S12.
AT S12 a pair, instead OF $3.50.
At $12.75 pair. instead Of SIS
At SLABS pair. instead OF $50.
Rufied Net
At $l.4O a pair. instead of 81.
At S1.65 a pair, instead of s2.25.
At 81 pair, instead OF S2.75
At So a pair, instead of 81
At SO pair. instead of s4.25
DRAPERIES and FURNITURE
COVERINGS
SIIR .4rfHHTeS-
At S5c yard. from S1.25.
At S1.S5 a yard, from s1.S5.
At $185 yard. from $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

At 55c, worth 65c-19-inch Imported nne
Checked Taffeta and Black -and-White Plaid
Silks.
At Csc, worth s5c and $1,000 yards of
1917 and 20-inch Novelty Shirtwaist silks in
black=and- white shepherd checks, Taffetas
and Louisines. striped taffetas. figured taf-
fetas, spot taffetas. striped Louisines; and an
immense lot of regular 81 quality 2O-lnch
Taffetas. in brown. navy blue and green
grounds with colored stripes.
At 75c, worth $1-20-fnch Checked Shirt
waist Taffeta SILK. with Jacquard figures;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

At 6Oc worth 75c-One hundred pieces OF
19-inch Lining Tafretas; fast edge; heavy
rustIing quality; in twenty-five staple street
and evening shades. as well as IVORY ana
cream color.
At soc, worth 6Oc-Imported White and
Ivory Taffeta Silks.
At 55c, worth s5c-21-inch Colored Tafreta
Lining Silks. In dark and light shades
At SOC, worth 75c and s5c-1S-inch Colored
Taffetas In lining shades; an incomplete
coIor-assOrtment. but many desirable shades
in the lot
At s5c, worth S1.25-24-inch pure dye Chif-
fon Dress Taffetas, in gray, tan. myrtle and
two shades each of navy blue and brown
with the guarantee woven in the selvage.
Plain SilkS
At CSC, worth $1-20-inch Peau de Cygnes.
in white cream. light blue and pink.
At &c. worth 75c-19-inch Silk Messalnes.
in medium and street shades.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
2as tGaSlid;e sind.

gScum Fir Dos hohc @iiif teihicocu,
Gns itrts III Tcinem $ooliic wcilt
Nls trel,cr @oit DER iiiSc Srichcn
Ter ale Seelenpnnhca hei!t:
Iunu laie Silbelieher idollen!
Icin &aus oas ltebet ielt mn ant
CD ultcl Die itdrfitrn Gid)cn io0ci,
cid rilttclt nid)t bts Sturnrs
@utb.
lid lrGrct nid)t Gas milbe lrcibc,l
stod) iolidlem WIiid, lodj Huail
mo 0lanS,
I'll wilit IN Tciuem Soiiic bleibct,
Gs iiilet Teise Sccle gni,,.
llnO nubt Gu mcilsn in Der Scrnr,
Us lodcn cid ih's S;imaihlono:
Ter aiibcr belle Nuaeuiterne
llno ibrcr Mutter trellc Sann.
3uar Mand)en mia's dis @obn or.
iheinen,
Gab Tn Iein Seirn ais @clt Cir
mGhlit,
Iob III Ole Stunbcn bel Gen leincn
Ils aliiflihite nm iullncr ioblit.
SaB i'm Die neitc Welt mnid)iiien,
Nhn lobet niemals lire Matt,
Gr fompit nit Sturm mo Selien.
riifen.
Siemeil III mubre Glhc bait.
@enn Cir oae behe @liid bcihieoen,
2us Itets III Geinem 0uilie ncilt
Nls Silnmelsgnit Der iiifc Sricbcn,
Ger aac Seelcnmmben hcilt;
Ionn heb Scin ~Nlnaeiid,t nod, obcll
limo lag Dem Sin,mel heiken Tunf.
SnB lnut Die lpirre @elt Damn tobcn.
lid Iloret nid)t ihr iicter 3anf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
MMsAsAahIn4Atht NtAthsVAsNtAszc
o%Suxem6urger 9(a&ri6ten. :

ftefgebeiiatcn Satin iiinf moblerSo.
gene ainoer, nuf Die lie nit Stol3
bliden fam, benz bieielben baben
bis sur Stunoe ihren I'll. @laliben
uno lire Miitteriprad,e trcil bewcbrt
nnb Ons lit iiderlid mebr mertb
ols Colo uno Silber. Wogc Ser
brapc 8erltorbene ruben in Srieben!
~Ad)tungspoa
). =. 10 ii Her.
(Icn traucrnoen !Sinrerbliebencn
entbictet uilf ole ,@ajette" ibr
ber5lid)iics @eileibD
Ger o%Ort @aihinstun 3eitnns"
lit Solgenoes cntnonmen:
Hnd fllrSem Seibcn liz unier
|longi1hrigcr Mitbilraer Hic. Yeters
um p. September i'm Soipital IN
Wlllunufee aus DEM Scbcn a66eril.
len iporoen. Gr battc lid pier Gage
uorher oortbin begebcn, nm lid, Ell.
ner aefabrlifen Operation 5u unter.
5ieben. Der Serltorbene NOR i'm
september 1881 81 Soufes in Der
helgildlen EroninS Snremburg gebo.
rem rno crreihte ein Mltcr bon "A
Sabrcn. Gr fam oils iiulger Monn
nod Inicrifn rro lieB lid, nit oen
er'ten iedls Sonilicn IN Somn Bel.
giiim nicoer. Nm 10. Se6rilar
1855 id,loB or in Der Stride Sil Solp
GroB NIT ieiner i'm i:berlebenocn
Satin Den @uno iiir's 2cbcn mo
nobm Ieincn @ohniib in Sort @nih.
ilgtor, 100 cr Die S1rGiiterci betrieb.
0on letnen nelln ainoern limo brei
ihm i'm 1pOe uoraus9egangen; Die
i'm llberlebenoen limo iGmmtlid Der.
beiratbet unb bier nobnbaft, nam.
lid: SheoOor, Sobn. Nidolns, emil,
Srau $. \. 9erners mo Srou SSr.
&rbn. Ios S~egrGbniB ianb onl
Samstng inter GROCER 9etbciliguiie
ouf benz llcllcn ct. @arien- Nrie0.
boie itott.
Sbcoecr Vridlen, feline Softer
Gotborina mo pic. @oripa BON 90
caon iiuo am Sienstns pieber nah
Der nlten Seinlath 0uremburg obae.
bnmpit. Sic ~rciiei BON 9telp Dorf
nit Dem Neo Stor Compiler go.
terlono".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
6rofber,oetbum.
ans hrr bamptfaht.

Sm &icsbaocn ltorb am 10. Sept.
Eriil5 Nifolnls bon Atoiialt. eill
Stieibrilber ocs @roBber5cgs gooli
bon Snrenlburs, i'm alter bon 10
Sobren.
Vim SOnnerstas, ben If. Scptem.
Der, lcatcn %gcleaemtlid) bes Sicrieins
res Generals Der Heoemptoriiten.
riter Yater Hais, ad)t Mitelicber
DER @e~noiienid)oit Die emi1en @e.
,iiboc ob, linb neiln Eoitulanten er.
hielicn oas fl. Srbensfleio. Batter
HGiis madt am ndhiten Gag einen
Beii,d) in ieincr Seimotb @spelt.
81 gleid)er 3eit nabm Der bodp'ite
Serr 9iifof I'M W%utterbalie Der
bnrmber5igen Shmeitern i'm Efai.
fentbol Die Seier Der @eliiboe. 9(ble-
gitng nno @infleioung Dor. 9rei.
sehn Shrueitern legten Die epieen
@eliib6e ob, unb iiinf Toituluntin.
llcn erbielten COS FL. SrDensfleio.
IulgenSc 9ehrer . Grncnnnngcm
limo erfolgt: Serr Seinrih Heulanb
aus Silicn lit nl Die 2ebreriteQe in
Settel ernonnt poroen. Serr Chill,
ougebenoer Sebrer aus Seiiingen.
Silm 9ehrer in Oetringen, Serr ID.
SoIt. bisber Sebrer 5u Siinsborf
Sum Grinblebrer al Steae oes er.
fronfiem Scbrcrs Siniter bon Sop
ltol. Our Scbrerin an Die 3. ge-
nliihtc Sduile BON 9eleS ermGbltc
Der 8emcinocrotb BON S~niienbcim
ont Sonntog Sri. Shou. Die God.
fer bes ueroienitpolen Scbrers BON
Siindcringen.
Sic b~iesjdbrigc SdobermcTc mar
BON rihti9cm Hcgenihirm- @etter
bealeitet. Mm Sonmtog, ocn TO-.
September. Itrompelten, tros beS
itroncnbcn Hegcns, Die ShobermeB-
beirdcr 9cmiitblid I'M iuBbphen
SLOT. mGbreno Die @eiidter Der Vu-
oenbeiiter Der trilben Wittering an.
eepnBt lparcn.
Gin imrd)tcrlid)cs @cmittcr ging
am Montog. Den If. September.
Abenos gegen 8 llbr. iiber ole Staot
nieOer. Ter Stnrmmino rifietc
beionoers aui Dem ShobermeBielbe
OH Den 0lioen Shaben at. Nm
meiiten lit Der 3irtus, Der mGb.
reno Der @orltellumg p~ollihGnOig ab.
seOedt wmroc, 6erncr 5erriB Ger
@ino Die SduBtiider Der beioen
Wuleen mo oaS Toh oeS @eblen.
ld)eu Settles. IN DER @eaemb Ger
lleilen Npcniie iielen Suaelihloiien
in lolder Wcuge niebcr, oob lie oen
Soocn iuBbod) bebedten.
Staatsminiiter Gpidcn ms 81.
'~ilriftS 6ommiiiar Braun iuarell
ON Counting. oen 10. September.
i'm Hanlen ocS 0robbcrSo93 nod,
Arlon SIR @cgriiBung beS aDnigs
ocf 9elAier gereiit. IoS Nrloner
Scit perlici progrommGbia, Scr
&clcn, Den man i'm Seitprrarnmmr
per9eiien Bate. itellte iid) bennod,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10

eif uno biloetc iogor Die Saupt.
hummer. Som 400 Gereincn DER
Fropin5 naren 2t2 nit ihren ourd)-
ndBten Tereinsfabnen erif]ienen.
Ter aonig mofte quite Miene gum
boien Spiel. Iic Arlcner 75jGb.
rige Subildumsieier hottc nit unic-
rer Sfobermeiie bns gleite @e-
'fif: belize fielcn ms Woiier.
Tm belaiiden Yilacrsnac, Ser
am IL. Septembcr bon Mrlon ab.
ging. bctbciligten lid adlt5ig Gu.
rembnrger.
Giuilitanb Der Staot 9~mrcmbnra.
Sctrutbcn. 9. September:
Nnton Sofifamp. Nnitreihcr nit
Suiannn @liinbetb aemp; hilbert
@lltou Sbeobor Snnnemamn, aalii.
mann nit Gliiobetb anno Narga.
retha Sdoaf. H.: Jrnn5 Moulin.
Gotffeur nit Suianna. a%enonnt
Gecilc Iailpbiu; ghrafam Selig.
liuHll, NuuTnldHl mn ,SoDonl1d Sds
lon1orl. 49,: Wifel Ietampel,
Shicferbedcr nit Yauline 9efer.
H.: Spbnm Sbeobor 9onra. De.
auuter bel Der Stoats. Anmaltihait
nit Worie Spniie @ibcut.
Sterbefdlle. 10. Sept:
Suionrta Wiiacr. alt ~ s., Che.
iran BON aarl Sdaciier, Giaorren-
arbeiter. IT,: Nina @roff, off 81
s.. obne Stanb, cbelos; Seinrih
6eroinono 0eorg, oft 81 s., eiieus
babn : Citations Aiiiitent. r.:
Nnna Somes. aft Z s. unb s Wo.
nate, H.: ,Soiei 0ogel. alt 9 Mo.
nate; Soief gblarb Heuter. alt Sc
s., Souiirer. olis Spaerih: @abriel
Wnpcr, alt 81 Sabre uiib s Wonotc,
H%entner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
Ans Den Ger. 5taatrm.

Better Hcncns, melfer befonntlid
Dor ciniaen Monaten IN Gbtcogr
feline &oltirau critoS itnb oespe1el
si 80 Sabren 3udItbous' pernrtbelli
pcrben mar, lit fiir5lid) bon Dem
@ei1nsnib iii Solicit ans, nod) oen,
Srrenbouie i'll Gheiter, 81, ge'
braft morben. Nad gnslage Der
gter5te lit er unhcilbor %mahnlinnig.
Geter 9euens lit gebiirti9 aus
S,tuglinIter. 2Ircmburg.
IN ct. Yanl, Wiun., itarb porise
ISOLDE Serc Yeter Shiebcr, ein Nit.
alie6 Des 9uremblrgcr Snoepenbeni
Club. 1ns @egrdbniB inno an
Samstag. ben Z. Sftober, BON lei
ner @ohnuna. go, 1923 Charles
Ctr, aus. oui Dem fatboliId'er
@ottcsnder itatt. @r rnhe III
Srieben,
Nm Sonntag, ben 10. Iespmber,
perbeu Die pcreinieten Seftinnen
hcs 9iIremburacr 9ruocrbruoes IN
Brands @nlle III Chicago, Su., elm
sroBes lremburger Notlonoltelt
peranitditen. ucrhunben nit Sbeater.
Concert, llntcrhnlting, neb't groB'
urti9er NifoInua 9elfeerltng.
Sm SbafOpre, Wtinn., itnrb ON
9iensina, bcn 3. Sftober, Serr S.
q. Confer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
CARING, Solpa, 80. Sept. 1905.


Mertbcr Serr. @onner!
Sellte bnbcn mir mieoer cl,l,Il
elten Sonbsmaim inio treiten Y.ier
Der r@ojeite" oui Dem ct. Solspb's-
@ottesnfer sur lesten &libe gebettet,
nGmlid) iniieren gllten nlten Treun0
Sobom 9oels, Sr. Ter Seritor.
bene fam uls 31idbriger Niingling
nod Mmerifu unb sluar nod 9i-
bi,aue. no er ein Sobr lang ieinent
8eruf ais Sfilbmoher oblan. Iant
iienelte or nah Dem iesigcn Surrnl-
burg, Soma, iiber, lpo er nit Nrl.
Matbiloo @lnIicn Sen @unh iiir's
Scbcn' id)lob. Dor imgeiGbr -
Sobrcn fam er nit ieinen tSamilien-
angeborigen nod CARING. no CT
bos SdnItcrhanomerf bctrieb, big CT
cine @irtbitait eroiinctc. Die er
Der bolb oufgoh. nm elm feincs Ne
ourout al crpiinen, ous or bis St
,iltcm 5obc bctrieb. Hodl am
Gage por ieinem Sooe mar CT &c
ilulo mo mitltcr uub perfcbrte pie
acpobnlih nit leiuen Nreuneen.
Ia or Die @loden Der bieiiaen ct.
Scieph'S Stride icocn Gag gum
slpe Maria lGutete. 10 that CT cs
oud) ON abcno ors 90. Scptcmbcr
piinftlid. nid,t nbnclo, bob cs ooS
leste @ol lei. oob or Die Stride
lebeno betrctcn uno oaS nGdlie
Mol ais Seidle binein9ctrngen
ipiirbe. Im acnnmtcn Ibcno
pplte CT luie aelpobnlid nm 8 llbr
all Bette gcbcn. Nls CT oben bel
ieillem SdlafSimmer a~ngelongt
mar. miirhc or pom Sflaae acriibrt
Inlo iicl rildludrts oic lrcppc bin.
unter. Gr lcbte nod bis Slm %.
September. Wor8rlS 9cgcn 4 llbr.
nlS er mpblpcrieben nit Den bl.
Sterbeiofromeiteu inN umgeben
BON ieinen Nnleborigcn irinen @ciit
IN Die SGnbe icincS Sd)Opiers aus
bauhte. Serr 2pclt mar geborelt
al Srodtcn6odl, S%nrcmbnrg, mo
erreid,ie cil Nlter bon 20 Sabren.
Geinc ilerbliheu lleberreite lpllrben
belltc inter 6ublreider getbeiliguila
bon Treml0en lWb SunoSleliten miS
ollen Sbeilen beS GoultpS aui DEM
Cts Noiepb'S : 8ottcSadcr SIN let.
ten Hube ge6ettet. Er bintcrl1Bt
,einc @ottin inlo iiini ain0er. n0m.
lid: rSobam. Mtidael. Soiepb. @il.
belm nnh 9bereiin. melhc nuS Sin.
ld,eioen oes gcliebtcn @ntten unb
&atrrs nli hnS Siciitc bcirnucru.
Wcnn Der @eritorbrue icinCr ia.
miIic oih fcinc Miaipncn binicr.
laiien bat, 10 binierlieb or Soh Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
VeilcioSsYcihlMiic

ga cs @ctt Dem NlmGd]tigen II
icinem allmeiien &intbidluiic gcfal'
len bot, unieru Sreilno ulo Sercins'
bruber
Sobn Z. Sbciicm
III ieinem ncunmnopicr6i9lten Se'
b~ensiobr IN ciir beiieres ,Scnlelts ab'
suberufcn. 10 lei es hermit
9ei1loien, baB Der Sllrem'
burger llntcritiisungs . &erein Dol,
Ct. Eaill, Winn., ourd) Den 1or
llnieres mcrtbcu Gereinsurlloers IN
tiefc 5ruuer periett purOc;
9ed)Ioen DaB mir ocl
hiittcrbliebeten Samilienmitglieoerr
oes Scrltorbenen infer bcrSlidlItcs
9eilei0 ~bejcuaeil, oub cine Mblfrift
Dieier Seldliiiic linen ! ngclonot
pirb, bieielben ms Erotofoll eil5n.
troaen ionic cine Nlbid)riit III BET
Den Gurcmburger 3eitungen ilnD I'M
yWanbcrer" 5u ptbli5iren.
sSnl Auftrnge Oes Silrcllburgei
llnteritiisungs : Sereins BON ct,
Eaul, Wtinn.
9umite:
Sobn Sbiq,
5hco. Shabert,
vranf Sbumc.
ct. Toul, Minu, 3. Oft. 1908.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
8rnuoiatc Der Grsiebnng.
l.. Stinr. ~ iillcr. z. .. :,
6orticsm a.


10. 9eitet Die ainoer SIR Nrbcii.
iamfeit INTO Eilnftlidfeit an @c-
m0bnet tic an cine paiienoe Neid)Giti.
glIng. iibertruaet linen ldpn i'm
iriiben Alter fleine. lcid]tc Nrbeiten
mo 9ienitleiitmnaen. meld)e ihrenl
Stanoc uno Nlter angemciien iino.
ohne ihuen iebod) Ole ~upiMpenhiac
Grholiuig nnb Ole 3eit Sim Spie.
LEM an nebmlen. Spiei5eit nilB
abcr nit Sunebmcnocm 9llter I'M.
nier nlebr beid)ranft msroen mo
immer mebr elmer peritdnoiaen.
regelrehtcn Irbeit ElaH MADDEN.
Rel ieber 9eidl1itiaums. Ole Gll neu
ainoern mnlpeiicit. baitet barnui.
oaB lie sur "beitimmlten 3eit peruidl.
tet unh midlt per9eiicn miro. @erobe
bieie erlte @emohmna al Eiinftlidl.
felt mnb Nrbeitiamfeit lit Den Sin.
bern oft iiir's gall5e Seben bon
aroBtem Nltsen.
II. grsiebet Die ainoer Sl elmer
aebicgenen Sr0mmiafcit! Soltct
Cure ainber sim ileiBigen. from.
men @ebeie al. lehrt iie. oft Stpb.
aebetlein 5u uerriften mo bGiliia
Die gilte Weimung 81 crpeden! Scift
oen &inbern. lid porbereiten uuf Die
vi. Seid)t, Communion mo Sir
muna! 9aBt tic aemein'am unb
unbGdtig bus Moraen-, abcno. nnb
y Sulen Die aiuoer audi Spiel
Scrl9 hnben? @emi6. uher niht ;lt
piclcrlci ulrO nur ~paiiennps. 3u
! herIclbcn 3eii icllen lie MIR c II
! 3piclicnN hntcn. unh Die iibriaen
linb itete in elmer gemiiien Srhmng
nufjllbcmnhrcn. Soburd mcrbcu
Die ainbcr un Srpnma g~rpohnt
mno Dem Gcr'dInenocn inb muth-
miliigen Terhcrbcu miro p%rracbeuat.
lie nlercinfnhitcn Spieliod,eu iinb
Die bciter; a%iciclbcn miiiieu icit mo
onnerbnit lem. N,ld bier rcrmei0c
man beu itbcrtrieoencn Gurus; ncnl
IS iii DEM ainbc mirflid cinerlci.
oh Icin Spiclseua } Gents oocr So
lcfoitct bot. Am CONNER p"rid)afic
man Sen Sinoerm eincn Soinhouicn
mrb lcbe linen ciniac 0leflCiiel,
cine feline Sdlauicl iuno cincn flei.
men Sdubforren. lie ainNer per.
Den nid,t miihe. iih oomit ~ be.
idditiaen, Gin pniicubes Spiel.
5eug iiir &nnbcr iin0 i~cricr 9al.
foilcn nit uerid,icocncn aci1etcn
Sol,drn oocr r~caelmGfia acicrmtcn
Stcindlcu mGhreno iiir M1oden
Euppcn mo Euppempuoen oas poi
lenOite Spiel,ena limo. Iber Gin
it)led,t lcTGbltes mo umpoilenNes
Spielscua lit Die Yeiiidc. Gem
mas lol Gin aino nit Der Eeitlde?
Gin ipldeS SpielScuN hriuat nlr
SdlaoNi nit iidl iiir bo@ aito.
Cnrdl 0ns Spielrn nit Der Yeitide
aeiu6bnt lid Dos &ino on SGrmi. on
Sernmldllaacn unb @eidrei. ia oil
MiRb0n0lina Hnocrcr. 3merit
id}lGat ser anabe iriu SfcfenpierS.
Damn Nen Stmbl. ben Glen. bal0
ober Mites. pas IN iciner 21he iii.
midlnloiae There. icinA aomeraorn.
VeldnmIiler etc. Stoth Mitber,ia
nno 'anft 81 merbci. miro Nos Slim
oilsaclo'lcn mn rob, lnrrm tort
init Sielcm SpiclScug aus Der Sin.
beritubc!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
Sic Mnttcr i'm Spridiport.

Tic @crtbihGstmg Der MATTER
ijubct BET allen 0olferu bcrchtcn
Nlisbruf. Ter Ieut'hc iaet: .Wiit.
tcrtrem miro toglid) ncu." .N
ole @uiter nod 10 arm, gibt tic bod,
Dem Sinoe iuarm." Better eiilcit
reiden Soter perlieren, oils cine
arme Mutter." Sm ,SinopltoEiid]rn
heibt cN: .Nntter mcin, Miilter
mein, moSe reid ODER orm iie lem"
Ger SenctIoncr inat; .0iuttcr. @iut.
tcr. Der tic bot. ruit iic. mcr lie
iIidlt bot. peruiBt iie!" mo Ger &ui-
ic: .SoS Webet DER Mlltier bolt
rom WceresArnnb %bcrnnf." Ter
Giedc bat ons Sprid)nport: ,Mlit.
tcrhano iii weidl. and, penn lie
ldllaai," Ina SeiOen Der Muttcr
beicidnet Der ,Stoliener in Gem
Sprihwort: .Mittter mill ioscu:
W1rtnrerin," llebcr oei, V,rlm't Ser
Wiltter in9t elm Spridmori Der &ui.
len: Cine Ole Wuiter limo ole aia.
Der perlcren pic Die Vicnen obns
aouisin."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-07-12

liked. Again, the vest can be of con-
trasting material, of embroidery, or of
the material simply banded with fancy
braid, as may be liked. The full length
sleeves are in every way desirable for
the simpler costume, but nothing is
quite so fashionable this year for the
dresser toilettes as those of half length
finished with frllls of lace.
The Elton is made with the fronts,
back and the vest, the vest being ar
ranged under the fronts and the jacket
being slightly full at its lower edge, fin
ished with pointed belt. The sleeves
are made to form voluminous puffs
above the elbows and are in full nous
quetaire style below and are arranged
over the fitted Innings. The flare cuff
Is exceedingly becoming, and it can
either be arranged over the sleeves of
full length or made to finish the one
cut off at the elbow.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is four and one-half
yards twenty-one, four yards twenty
seven or two and three-fourth yards
forty-four inches wide, with two yards
of lace for frllls and one and seven
eighth yards Of applique to trim as IL
lustrated