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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
BEFORE DAYS OF LAWYERS
Evolution From the Crude and Bar
barous Rulings Of the Powerful
In Primitive Times.

In the more primitive times the man
was the head of all family relations;
his wife, his children, his servants,
were his TO do with as he would If
babe was deformed, sickly, or a girl,
where he wanted a man-child, he had
only to say the word and Il was slain
or exposed to the elements and wild
beasts.
Later kings arose, and when such
an one ruled tribe or nation "whom
he would he slew, and whom he would
he kept alive" Suspicion in the
kings mind meant death, swift when
merciful and lingering through untold
torments when kingly hatred or policy
so decreed In due time the priest be-
came at times superior TO patriarchal
prince and kingly tyrant and claimed
his human sacrifices to appease the
outraged gods.
Not only the criminal and the cap
tive enemy persisted. I'm Ur of the
Chaldess," when Abraham left the
city with his childless wife Sarai.
both doubtless rejoiced in their
hearts that no man-child of theirs had
gasped out its budding life on the al
tar of Hurki, the relentless moon god.
Under systems so crude and cruel
man lived subjected to strong thieves,
and Staying mercilessly brute and man
who lessened by fraud or force his
limited substance. From general
paucity of necessities and Injuries
and the ease of escape beyond the
reach of post or pursuit, arose the
Draconian laws, which put to death
millions of human beings for crimes
that today are petty offenses indeed
Naturally this "king's justice" was
an inquisition and not trial, decided
not on abstract rules and carefully
weighed evidence, but by whatever
rude justice, mercy. policy or favor
might rule the royal mind or judges
reason for the time. Execution fol-
lowed fast upon sentence, and when
the Assyrian's face was covered and
he was led forth he knew that bitter
torture or sudden death was close at
hand.
Whoever questioned the justice of
the king or the decision of the Judge
or priest might be brave man, but
seldom survived the resentment of his
| judges. Therefore the lawyer Is a
modern innovation.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
Pre-columbIan Voyages.

Concerning the subject of the dis
covery of America, John Fiske says;
Nothing can be clearer from sur
vey of the whole subject than that
these pre-Columbian voyages were
quite barren of historic Importance.
In point of colonization they produced
the two Inflated settlements on the
Greenland coast and nothing more.
Otherwise they made no real add
ton to the stock of geographical
knowledge. They wrought no eject
whatever upon the European mind. In
no sense was any real contact estab-
lished between the eastern and west
ern halves of our planet until the
great voyage of Columbus In 1892"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
STATE OPTOMETRY LAW
NOW FULLY in EFFECT

The state optometry law, passed by
the legislature at its last session, be-
came fully effective on May 1, and 1t
is now necessary for all persons max
ing a profession of caring for the eyes
to first pass an examination before the
state board of optometry examiners.
session of the board was held last
week at Detroit. from which, DIR. r..
Scholler president of the board, has
just returned. Nineteen candidates
were examined for exemption under
the law, and of this number two were
ladies. The sessions of the board took
place at the Duffleld house on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings or
last week and on Friday morning and
afternoon. The board is not prepared
as yet to give out the exact number of
exempt certificates granted as there
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
BIG MEETING OF A. o. II.

A big meeting of the Hancock d.
vision of the Ancient order of Hibern-
ians will be held on Sunday next, May
22, at which a classe of one hundred
candidates will be initiated. Invita-
tons have been issued by the local
A. o. II. to all the divisions of the
county and three or four hundred are
expected to be present at the meeting.
A banquet will follow the initiation, at
which prominent Hibernians from all
parts of the county will respond to
toasts. The arrangements are in the
hands of q committee composed of w.
T.. Madigan, p. S. Sullivan, Ed Lee
S. l.. Bison and John Delaney.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
COMFORTING WORDS
Many a Calumet Household Will Find
Them So.

To have the pains and aches of
bad back removed; to be entirely free
from annoying. dangerous urinary dis
orders is enough to make any kidney
sufferer grateful. To tell how this
great change can be brought about
VIII prove comforting words to hun
dreds OF Calumet readers.
o. H. Obenhoff, 139 Dodge street.
Houghton, Mich, says: Il consider
Doan's Kidney Pills to be the best
kidney remedy on earth. Kidney trou-
Die kept me in misery for four years,
pains in the small of my back being
inc principal symptom. My back ach-
eu at night was very lame I'm the morn
ing and bothered me when l stopped
OF lifted. l tired easily, felt languid
ana nervous and had occasional dizzy
spells. Doan's Kidney Pills gave me
great relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price no
cents. Foster Mliburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
lake no other.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
HANCOCK BREvITiEs.

The West Hancock baseball team
will play the Chassell nine at the Ham
cock park on Sunday afternoon next
and i'm the morning the Chassells will
have a game with the O'Neill livery
team.
John Peterson was yesterday bound
over by Justice olivier for trial in cir
cult court on the charge of taking $3.50
from Fors of Chassell several months
ago.
An address will be delivered to
members OF the various local trade
unions on Friday evening at the Rou-
leau hall by w. ]. Emery of Detroit,
president of the Michigan Federation
of Labor.
City Engineer Craig began surveying
on Monday for the third retaining wall
OF the Front street ravine, the con-
struction of which will be commenced
Immediately by Contractor McGlynn.
It is expected that meeting will be
called soon, perhaps the latter part of
this month to arrange for celebrating
the Fourth OF July in Hancock. There
remains balance of $210 left over
from last year. which will be available
rs a starter for this years fund so
that with what might be raised by
subscription a first-class celebration
could bo arranged.
Stpecial automobile officers on Han
cock street reported to Chief THOR
that Wick O'Connell had been running
his machine faster than the legal rate
of speed. Mr.. O'Connell was brought
before Justice Olivier, and fined five
dollars and costs. Complaint was al
so made against ]. w. Bundy on a
similar charge.
A May party will be given on Friday
evening next under the auspices of the
Copper council of the United CONNER
cial Travellers. and a pleasant time Is
planned by the knights of the grip for
their guests. Music vii be by the
Twin City orchestra.
special meeting of the Hancock
lodge of the order of the Modern Sam
aritans will be held this evening at
the Rouleau hall to arrange for the big
meeting on Thursday evening at which
several of the grand lodge officers from
Duluth will be present.
owing to the change in time of the
Northwestern train, Postmaster Rogers
announces that mail for Calumet VIII
be pouched at o'clock instead of at
eleven as heretofore.
Miss Katherine Monroe of Marquette
is visiting at the home of her uncle
Patrick Coughlin, in Hancock.
Fred w. Burritt. the local represent
alive of the Northwestern Mutual ln1
surance company, MAS taken up ms
residence in Houghton, but will con-
tinue to have his offices in Hancock.
] n. Mitchell arrived home today,
having stopped over at Newberry on
his return trip from Sault Ste. Marie
to visit his daughter Mrs. Leonard Pc
terson.
Rev. FIR Malone, assistant to Rev.
| II. ]. Atfield at st. Patrick's church.
for the past three years, has been
transferred to Guelph, Ont, and VIII
be succeeded by Rev. Il. e. O'Hara, for
merly pastor of the church of our Lady
at Guelph.
Justice Stietz, the local runner, was
the winner of the ten mile race in
which he competed last Sunday al
Ironwood, one of his opponents being
Charles Tanner. who ran against nm
recently at the Amphidrome.
| A meeting of the local branch of the
National Letter Carriers association
will be held on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock i'm the Scott hall.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
Not as Bad as He Had Feared.

81 should think" said the beautiful
young widow. you would resent Mr..
Browns remarks concerning YOU"
What has he been saying about
me?" asked Senator Pifle.
"He says sou are politician and
not a statesman"
"Oh, pshaw! | DONE mind that.
was afraid Sou were going to tell me
he had been saying ! was not true to
my party"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
AMERICAS PROBLEMS.
Platform Meeting to be Held ct Pewa-
bic M. e. Church This Evening.

The concluding session of the district
meeting of the Houghton district of the
M. T.. church at the Pewabic church
will be held this evening. platform
meeting ut which "America's Prob
lens and How to Meet Them" will be
discussed by able speakers. "The Me-
gro Problem" Will be discussed oy
Rev. Mr.. Roberts of Iron Mountain'
"The immigration Problem" by Rev.
w. Il. Coombe of Ironwood'; and "The
saloon Problem" by Rev. c. II. Rut-
ledge of Ishpeming.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
His OHense.

Jones-"Green bought a second
hand automobile three weeks ago, and
he has been arrested six times in It."
Smith-"For exceeding the speed
limit" -Jones-"No; for obstructing
the street"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
Endless Chain.

What tile great thinkers think to-
day the mass of thinkers will think
tomorrow: and the day after the
great army of non-thinkers will say
that they always thought so.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
His Last Journey.

Jean Muller died at home in
Paris recently, at the age of 105, from
fatigue. He had walked to Paris from
Belfort, distance of 80 miles, to see
his children.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18

New York. N. Y, May 1S.-Sam
Langford. the Boston negro, punished
AL Kubiak the Michigan heavyweight
50 severely last night that the referee
was forced To stop the scheduled ten
round bout in the second round.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
Daily Thought.

There is not an hour of youth but
is trembling with destinies. not a mo-
ment of which once past the appointed
work can ever be done again or the
neglected blow struck on the cold
iron. "-Ruskin.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18

An Alabama man, % years of age
saws he has eaten hot biscuits regu-
larry all his life.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
kETcHELL BEATS FLYNN.

Boston. Mass. May 1s.-Stanley
Ketchel put "Porky" Flynn of Boston
out I'm the third round of a scheduled
twelve round bout last night.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18

Wood fibers are strongest near tn
center Of the limb or tree trunk.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-18
hav's Hair-nealth

Never Fnius 10 Restore Gray HAIR 60 .ts
NssuraI Color nd Beauty. stops Us ianing
out, and positively removes Dandruii; ieeo ~
Uvc. Refuse ali substitutes 800 and soS.
RottIes by Mail or at Druggists. HOHk
send Toe for large sample Bottle J NIL
PhiIo Hay Spec. Co, Newark NJ. v. . A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13

neat little model; it may be
trimmed with plaid in silk or
Woolen, or with braid or gimp.
The fulness of the waist is laid
in tucks, the Skirt is gathered.
The gsieeve is, a simple bishop
style, finished with a band cuff.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: g.,
9, 10 and IL years. It requires
3 1-2 yards of 36-inch material for
the 1o-year size.
2s1-s2a3-A Dainty Corset Cover and
underskirt. 1881. Ladies' Corset
Cover. Cut in sizes 80 to AZ
inches bust measure. Size SO will
require I "a yards of 36-inch ma
teriaI. This c~harmingIy dainty
design is shown in a development
Of n~ainsook, the neck and arm
holes prettiIy finished by lace and
ribbon-run beading. The use Of
the peplum does away with all
unnecessary fuIness below the
belt line, and serves to hold the
garment we'll In place about the
waist. Lawn, cambria, nainsook
and batiste are all used in the
making.
1888. Ladies' Five.Gored Short
Petticoat. Cut in sizes % to 80
inches waist measure. An excel
len model for home making. IL
. admits of being made either with
or without the yoke and ~flounce.
The 26-inch size will require 2 IL
yards of 36-inch material.
This illustration calls for two
separate patterns, a corset cover
and underskirt, which will be
mailed to any address on the re-
ceipt of 10 cents for each in all
yer or stamps. f,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13

leilen Gmpieblungeu iiber Die Ser
etnfadnng Der @cridJtspcrfabrcn, gr
befiirmortet beion0erS ole Sereinia,
dung bes Iro5eBperfabrens, neil mi.
ter Der gegenmGrtigen Sromiua Ser
Singe Der arntc Wann iehr inn Nad),
tbeil iei gcgen ieinclt rcihen GroSeB.
gegner. Nud) trttt CT iiir Ole itotb-
menoige llnlgeitaltung Der Ginbalts.
beiebl- Eraris eiu. Gin iol6es &c
ieB ipilrbe III Der republifaniihen
Hationalplatform in IilSiidt &c,
itellt. oud) bat bis icBt srr Griilnng
oieies @criprchcns Der Gongrei, nod
feline Sdjritte nntcrnummcn.
Observation-Disclosures Sithcocd CT.
hGlt BON allen SepartementS Die
bette Geniur, neil es ibm geliulgen
lit. baS iiblidDc Eoitocfieit ~ beieiti.
gen nlo Uncle Sam's Yoitoienit aif
cine 5ablenoe @aiis ,5u itelleu. Sebr
energiidL mod)t DER Er1iioent Sront
gegen Den ihou 10 DIT geriigten WtiB.
brallf oes logcn. Sranfirnugspriui,
legs uuo aif Der Grb0brmg Der Yoit.
raten fir ole 3eitidriften reject cr
na6oriidlid baS @ort. I'm Der
Eafctpuit Die @cge 5i cbnell. en-.
pfieblt DER Eraiibcnt ocreu Giniiib.
rlntg ailf Den Sapopoitrouten.
Sonn g~eltottet er iih cine fur5c
Ibidnpeifntg arli OaS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sebiet, beiprift ole .Gntpeduna 6es
9oropols" bulrd, Ecarn CD mo CT.
imht Den GougreB, Yeorp'S Ser.
oieniteu@ bcionoerc Anerfcnnung Sll
5ollen.
ltn9emeiu umfunarcid lit Dos aa.
pitel iiber Die G%ouicrpiruna Der ga.
tnridGBe, nno nadoriflid bctont Der
YrGiioent, baf Die &cgicrnns bic
Guntrpllc iibcr bic inbnitricQ Der.
m%crtbbarcu 2anoereicn ME ans ibrcn
SGnben scbcn iule. (Sebr quit
Heb.)
Oils iebr notbig betrahtet Ser
Eraiioent Die SOroeruns DER beimi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13
fennt iid ais 8eancr elmer alscmei-
men Teuiiiun, bcfiirmurtet aber cine
grmppennciic M6Gnocrnna.

fennt iih ais 8eancr einer allgcmei'
nen GeuiiiOn, bcfiirpurtet aber clint
grmppcnpciic IbGnSernng.
Sic urto Ou ein t~ieferer Ginblid IN
Die internationnle 8e5iebungen utf
eilt peiterer slu$blid aiif Die 8eital,
tnng Der Sinarl5lpirtbidoit unieres
2anoeS, 3. 3, lpGre inns lieber als
Die Mitbeilllng, Der arieasminiite,
Sidinion Iei aui Ben 8bilippincn &c.
tueien uno babe gefunben. baB BORT
allies in i6oniter Sromng lei. @as
fonnte. bllrfte er BORT anoerS finoeu ?
aber mas inns i~utereiiiert, lit Dies
8arnm tritt Der EraiiSent fir einr
Gersr6Rernng Ses Seeres Gin, no CT
bod in icincm Scrid)te iibcr nniers
S~esicbnngen 5nm HUSBAND, Sapau
cinscidloiien, nnr pon idJ6ncm @ct'
ter ipridt? rWtilitariSmllS!" boz
ipeniaen SSabren nod Der @egenitono
oes SobneS bier5lllnnoe, mo MN be.
fiiriuortet Der GrGiioent bringeno 10.
gar ole REORGANIZATION Der WiliS.
mebr Sffi5ierc, lno oie GiniesunC
elmer Gommiiiion, mel6e oeren I'm.
mooellng, Sernaltung uno Mobili
lierrng i'm &riegsfalle einleiten iol,
80 i6nea mie mogli6 iolell aud,
gepiiie 9efeitigirngen a,f Sowaii
mo Den Gbilippiuen ausgeiiibrt mer,
Den. Gbenio beiiirmortct CT Den 9al
Sipeier nelien ariegsidifie.
SEER Sait lit and oogcgeu, baf
ge9enm1rtig iiber meitere @eicse sllr
SeonI1thtigung mo &egulirung Der
SurpOratipncn beratben miro. Gl
mohte 5und6it bie gnti6eioung oeS
Snnoesubergcrihts in Sad)cn bcS
Del, Suder. mb SabafStrultS ob,
marten, INN 81 iebeuL Oh Die Hcgie.
rrug nit Den beitebeilben @eieber
Den llebergriifen Der SrnitS Gin GnoC
MAIDEN tanl, pber Oh meitere aeiet.
9eberiide Sdritte ba5ll er~forberlid,
Iino.
glS Sahmam ipri1t or audi in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13

fatboliiden bcutiden Yreiie iiber Die
iiingite Sotlfoft bes Eraiibenten
Die ganSe Soti6aft pber aud mn
oen Sauptinbalt bier aits5ufii6ren
nGre nublos; Der 2eier miiroe inns
bafiir nidt Can't niiien. Safiir
aber oeben mir linn Die Saliptpunf-
re, Ole Grmdbmlng perOienen, bier
fir5 urlo fnapp mieber.
Die gingangSfapitel lino elmer
SarItelllmg Der 9e5iebultgen Der De
sierrng gum Iuslanbe geni6met,
nobel am SdluB Die Grrihtuns
amerifaniider ganfcn I'M ImslanbC
enrpfoblen miro.
SIS mar faum 81 ermorten, Dab
Der Eraiibent Saft in ieiuer BOT.
ihaft an Den Gon9rGB in irgenb elmer
&eiie atf ben Iusiall Der iiingiten
@abl binipeiien miiroe. Sennpf iii
Der GinOrltd, oer Der ltmldppung IN
Dee nellen 3rlammenietrlg beS 10.
tiunalen Observation-Disclosures mo
Die Serringerrutg Ger rephblifani.
lfen Webrbeit i'm Senat ailf i'm
mad,tc, impertennbnr, Oenn eS eibi
3lt, OnB mande Nugriffe ailf ben
neicn Sarif 5ipar ungcrcdt CD, oil.
oere aber inobl begriinoet iino; Dab
Die repnblifmiihe &eripreduunaerl
betreffs bcS SariiS uidlt in ibrem
pollelt llminng eiuaelGit lpproen. mo
Bob oaber cine ueitcrc 3epiiiun no.
tbig lei. Sicle m0d,te er iebod. an
geblib bomit Dem 2alloe cine @ie-
oerbolrng Der fiir &anDel iulb @an.
bel 10 %itorenoen Sariidgitotion err.
lport blei6e, nit Silfc bcS Sarif,
bparos 5ilipege bringen, Der boriiber
berihtel lol, Wel6e &uten geGnoert
pcrOcn lultcn, uno beiien llmmonb,
ling IN cine %permanente Sariicom.
miiiion er empiieblt. SuScf iuil CT
clue abermalisc Sarifreuiiipn BEN
nenen Gungrcf iiberlaRcn, Der crit
r.adI S~abrcsfriit, inn Scscmbcr 1911.
S|niammentrift. Ser ErGfSemt be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13

id)elt SnouItrie mo Die fortldrei-
tenoe Allsbehnung oes utsip1rtigen
Sanoels. in Sieiem 3niammcn.
bangc befirwortet CT and bic
Sdiffsinbiloien nit cincm .Siniueis
ani bic wiinidJcnsiucrtbc Nmsbcbnnng
n~nicrcs Sanocls nit ben iiSamcri.
faniidcn SGnoern. Siele gmpfeb.
hung lit natiirlih bmreif)enO, mn
Die alte. mieberbolt beieitigte Streit.
frage miebcr onfleben Slt laiicn. Iber
mic iriiber, 10 lit CO ouf jet fnltm
oaluublid, oaB bas Abgeoroenctcn-
bans bcreit icin piirOc. lid fiir Die
&egiiniti8lntg DER r~SSntereiien" ms
3ellg al legen. Gin gebrdnmtes
.&ino ld)cilt oaS Scuer.
Sab DER YrGiioent fir Die Sciciti.
gnng Ses Eanamafanals cintritt, lit
Wobl iclbitucritGnolid. Ser aanol
miirbe eiilen groBen Jbcil ieincs
3lpedeS perfeblcn, meitll er iduelps
fcinolifcn Tngriffcn auSaeiett
pGre.
Die Soce, sur llnteriudung Der
gimuonoerer ailf ellis Sslono ole
HGunlid)fciten St pergrGBern, iinoet
nid)t ben 9eifall bcs Erliioenten. gr
lit pielmebr Der Nniiht. ouB oie
Snmpfer nit ibrer lebenoen ISrad,t
alberc Saien ouiiuhen %iolteli. ihpn
besbalb, neil uls0om iih Die Gin
wanoerurg mebr uertbeilcu wiirbc.
Sagcscn gefiirmortet CT cine Wiloe.
RING oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
wcldlcS nid)t icltcn Die Srcnnmng pun
Tamilicn crsiuinst. Sas lit iiderlih
5citgcmGB.
Sic Gonierpirrngspolitit @aIlin-
gers miro glltgebeiben.
Son Den ionltigen gmpieblun9en
iino uod 81 errpGbnen: Sdaiiuna
zines uationalen acknowledgements;
Eeniionirimg Der 9unocsbenmten
bltrb beren &eran5iebung 81 emf.
ipreGenoen @citrGgeu; grweiterung
oeS Gipiloienltes aui Den Oiplomati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13
Das crit SHif.

Commodore &. Sarrb groipn BON
Sittsbur9 bari lid rilbmen, Der Critic
9epeieu sur iein. Der oeu SAVANNA
aannl 6u Sfiif befabren Fat. Nnr
%, Hopember fubr Die ibm aeboriae
gaht .@iiitor IL, nit Commodore
Sromn. Colonel 9oetbals nnb ciner
ms beruorraeenoen Yittsburoern, Die
@dite bes 0rn. Sroipn tpnren, bes
itebenbeu @eieli6aft an 8orb, bon
Colon bis 3llr @atuns ShlemIe unb aus
rid. Sic @dlte iparen Grs Ntapor
@illinm Oiebl bon Yittsbura, 8apis
tom Scott bon Der II. e. Steel Co..
Sarrn Saul. s.. %. &Hliams, 8.
8iaespic. d. W. 5aplor, Spbn Ybils
Lips. Songre6 : Ibgeorbneter Nnorciu
3. Sardjiielb pom 33. Ycmiplpanius
Siitrifte, peilen Sobn Glnter unb
SDhter Seleu uno 8eiiic.
Sr. Sarhiielb. Ser @iialiep Der
Saubels : Marine : GomuriIiipn lit,
iprdd lib beaciitert iiber Die Ssabrt
Den &anal binuuf aus. 6r crfl6rte,
Sai Der Sanal ct,ua anbcrtbalb Sabre
nor Der icifaeietten .3eit iertig icia,
aber crit am 1. Sanuar 1915 fir ben
internationalen 3erfe6r er5ttret ,uer-
oen wiiroe, oa bic 3iuiiheuScit basu
bcuiitt iueroen iple, alle Ginselbeitcu
ocs Sancs nod einmal ariinolid an
priifen. Die Yadt n3iiitor H." Ut
Elm Sreimaiter nnb bal etipa iiebSebu
5uB Sief9ang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13
SeriePt Scr GinuuanSermnass
~Getmmiiiisn.

Die Stnpdroerrugs : Spmmiiiiolt
bat bcm @pn9rcB ibren ShllBbcriht
ein9crciht. i'll Dem tic einitimmia bic
8eiGrdntung Der @iuipanberima be-
fiiripurtct loipeit cS Selite betriiit,
Ole teiil @ci6dit 9elerut bubeu.
Cine Stelc pes Scrihtctes ialltei:
Sic gcgenpdrti9e Ginlpanocrnhgss
@ciueglng fommt gum grpben Sbeil
auf Hchnung ipirtbIhaitiihcr Gut
'tdnbe. aber bic GiniuanSerung BON
europa ut II nidjt mebr cine ab=
iulntc iuirtbihaitlid)e Hotbwcnois=
felt, linp man barf Die Tcgel duis
ltellen, baB Sic, Die nm nah Den
Sereinigteu Stauten mlsmauoern,
Dies tbuil nm ibrc mirtbihaitlihe
Gage 81 beiiern unb nidIt pcil Die
Notbmenpi9fcit, elmer uuertrdglihen
Sa9e 81 ent9cbcn. porbanben lit.
SicIc Sbatlafc ioltc sroBentbeils
na6u b%citraacn, Die Ginipanberunesz
Seipe9un9 nieht 10 iebr pom ientis
mcntalcn Stunbpuutt 5ll betradten,
als tic ais Elm ipirtbi6aitliheS
Sroblcm 81 bcbmnbcln."
Bic Sommiiiior unterbreitet Dem
GonBreS mebrcre &prihlGgc Sur BE-
%fhrdnfnng Der Giniuanocruns. bar
unter cine SilounsS 4riiiuns, bic
NnSihiieeuna uun mperheiratbeten
Mrbcitern, bic fein @ei6dit seiernt
haben, bic Seihranfuns Der Gilman :
ocrcr, bic IN cincm Snfep lmnoen
biirien, iu,uie bic Seiieenns Der
3abl mad Hafen nnb Seitiesums Der
n%tt5nbrinsen 0elbmittcl. 4ift
ale Witglieber Der Gonmiiiiou iinb
bon Der Sreiflihfeit Der Silpungss
priifllns iiberseugt,
GS lpirb in Dem Seribt 5u9eitnns
Den, DAP Die nun eintreiienben Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13

lpanberer nift mcbr @erbrecter ober
MISUNDERSTANDING iteIlen aIs
cine 9e9ebene 3abl Giuseborere.
nnbl aber lit INNER nod Die Sors
liebe Der Ginipanbcrer fiir gieberz
laiiung in Stdoteu uub fir 9eidditis
gung in Der &lbuitrie poripicgenb.
trosnem 'aeraoe Die Ginlpauperer NIT
Der ganbmirthid)ait Den 9robtcn Gr=
fplg baben.
Die G~ummiiiipn cmpfieblt, hak
gr6Rere In%itrensnnset sentndIt mcrs
ben, ben Characterization nad ner
9anngegenben su lciten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13

tern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a, SO,
3S, 40 and 42 inches bust meas.
ure. The Skirt Pattern is cut in
5 sizes: %, "a, &c, % and 30
inches waist measure. II requires
6.1-2 yards of 36-inch material for
the medium size.
This illustration calls for two
separate patterns, mailed to n
address upon receipt of 10 cents
for each in silver or stamps.
381-An Ever Popular Russian Suit.
Mothers will ever sing the praises
of the Russian blouse for boys,
since it imparts comfort and con
venience, and is suitable to all
dress materials. The model here
depicted has a shaped sailor COL
lar; it is double breasted and has