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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

bciben Gin brittcS 9onrite Ntit9licp
u%iisludhlcn merbcu.
Sn cincr DISCRIMINATING Der ltrciz
fcnheu Observation-Disclosures in CHICAGO
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men. bic Sprberuugen 9ebcn nahin.
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penn NDfpntmeu .iiid,tS entholten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Gin -1cimitensprsrin5ial
aeiterben.

Ser boo)ip'ifc &utcr Serman I.
@ollcr. 9ropin6iol Der Sehlitcu Der
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81. S9nntiuS college in Sprtlunb.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Die paHaeierc ui,S Halita Scr
1lamniebait Ser ,,premben"
in Sictserkcit.

Sopcr, Gngl.. S. Npp. Bic
bciren Suiiagicre mn Die 6dlitc Der
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fritiihe. nm man iiirdtct. bdB CT
po0itdubig pcrloreu iits (Siebe Scitc
s. picier HlNNmcr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Sd,,pere untpetter In Scr
cstcineesenS.

Serliu. 5. Mop. - Sic nlle
baucrnocn idpcren llnmctter. Die in
Der Hbcingcgeno tpben, babel eilc
idiinmlc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~berauihcz
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inter Den Eriimmern begrabeu. Srei
Serioueu muroen ulf Der Stclie err
ldloacu, mebrere 10 idnpcr uerlcet.
pa5 n ibrcm Iuifommcn aespciieit
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
OM Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

5757-Russian Dress for Little Boy.
A smart dress for the little boy is
here shown in the popular Rus
sian style. It closes at one side Of
the front, and slight gathers at
the neck in front give an easy
comfortable fit. Made up in the
piaytime or every day wear.
Serge, mohair, Scotch bingham,
linen and pique are all suggested
for the making. For a child of
years / "a yards Of 44-inch ma
teriaI will be required. Sizes 2,
8, 4, S and 8 years.
sSo5-A Smart Frock for Mothers
Girl. Girls Yoke Dress with or
without Bertha. In this design
will be found an exceptionally
dainty dress that may be devel-
oped in various attractive ways.
The bertha makes a very pretty
trimming. For a party dress lawn
or batiste could be used with
"val" or embroidery edging and
insertion for trimming. II made
without the bertha, a very prac-
tical school dress could be devel.
oped in serge, cashmere or wash
fabrics. The pattern is cut in a
sizes: 6, 8, 10 and IL years. II
requires a yards of 44-inch ma.
teriaI for the 6-ycar size.
S716-A Group of Practical Models.
Set of Sleeves. In r%enovating last
seasons gowns and waists, it is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Sranercieb psn tpaNcrsnetk
bcSrsht.

Snris. - Sufplgc Der icit n,ebs
rcrelr Sogcu tpbenoen Stilrme uuo Ser
nit beniclbeu nermunbcucu S8pltens
bride iirrb' Geitc 8e5iete bon Srnnfs
reid, luicher bon pcrtecrcnben llebers
idlpcmmInQeu Gchrp1t. Die Scine
ireigt rnpibe nno Die Soirc bat ibren.
normnlcn @nncritauh bereita I'M brci
Wctcr iiberidrittcu. Sic Hbonc lit
id,mu an mcbrercn Stellcn iiber ibrc
llfer aetretcn unp riftct 9ro6elt
SduDcn uu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
1Dic reintt iie9 sizes

9~erGtn. - Sic ScarD : Guptz
Gontroperic pilrite i'll Den uddite,t
Sngcn auf'S Ncltc chen 10 befti9 cnt>
prcmilen, ipic lie Dor cinem Sabre tpbte.
Had elmer Der b~iciigen oMorgenpolt"
ui5 Supcnhagen 3uscgnn9enen Sc
pcidc III bas Sdiff, bnS Den beril6ma
ten Yolor der anub
Vt ; mulcu nnd) Hprb=@ rDnlano
brnftc. 5lrild9cicbrt. nrb 5lpar init
dnIheinenocn Seipeiicn fir bic @ca
huupiungen bes bisfrebitirtcu grpofa
Ipner Corridors 81. Srcberid Gopf.
9saf Der Scpei@e Der .Iorgcupoit"
bat HdSmnilcn Elm Srptofoll zines
langen Serbor3 geianbt, Das er nit
Den beibcu ST i'm os 81. &.
Gonf'S aniteltc. Scipe erfidrtcn n
seblidj cmpbatiih, nai Gupf mirtlid,
am NprbpDl semcicn ici, uno iic
iteltcn cntidicben TT Mbreoe, jcmals
geiagt su baben, ban CT nid,t mcitcr
ais cinen Sagcsmarih iibcr baS lcBtc
9ann BinansgclGngtc. Sic edible
riinacn, Die Tie BON ben Grlcbnilen
aabcn. itinmtcu nngcblid gcuail
ilbcrcin. unh MaSnmiicn Iheint Der
Iniiht 81 iciu. hnb JIG Die &abrbcit
iprdden.
Gbicngp, Sa., s.. gipp. Su
cinem bcltc Der bieiigen rSailr
Iclps" bon ibrcm Gprrclponocntcn in
@ppcnbngen. Sdncmarf, 5l9cgangce
ncn SpcSiols Nabclgramm mirb Or.
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Gntpcdcr bes &propols. bcs @citercn
bisfrcpitirt. Sus &abclgrrmm cnts
hGlt Den icbt sum critcn Mnl pu6li5irs
len 9eridlt Dcs . dniihen Mprbs
polfabrerS &nub d 81
muiien II, Der BON bieicm leiner
sSrol in Nppcnbugcn S%ugcInnbt mn
ppn bicicr icBt Der Scffcntlitfeit
iiberoebcn morbcn lit. Ser Scriht
cntbGlt Die Ingaben Der 5nei GSz
limos, Die Goof unf Icincm Sudcn
nad Dem Nprbpnl bca!eitctcn. Sic
GsfintpS bcjtGtiacn oarin Dic bon bcut
WorbpoIfabrcr o.. y. Ycarp crbubetr
Wcbauptuug, Gopf babe lid IN eincm
Nrciie bepcst uun ici benz Nprbpul
nicmalS nabc acfommrn. Masmnlien
iaot IN icincm Seriht. CT lelblr babe
Sic GsfimoS ntht %pernonnlcil, nbcr
bic Musiaacn bieicr lcien bon Den
@ciitlidcn ouitdo Glen mo St. 2.
0toBbod. spei in @rpnlanp geborencl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

is suitable for friese, covert, mo-
hsir, cheviot, serge. and other
coatings now in vogue. The pat
tern is cut in 5 sizes: 2, 4, s, 8
and 10 years, and requires q "a
yards Of 44-inch material for the
8-year size. Braid or gimp may
be used for trimming with but
tons or loops and frogs for the
closing.
s391-Nine-Gore Skirt for Misses and
Small Women. As here shown.
checked wooden in brown and
white was used, with field Of
brown woolen at the foot of the
skirt. The model is cut on grace
full fitted lines; the back has an
inverted plat at the centre. The
pattern is cut in 8 sizes: ID, 10
and 10 years. The 18-year size
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
8aSen IGbt SepIaebtUict aus
Sranfreiee ~.

Ginen reicluten Sdritt our @iinbes
rilng Der Sleiidnotb bat Die
babiidc Heeierung sctbun. @tit 3ils
trimming hes &eihsfau5lcrs, wcld,e
SIT bieicm 3lpcdc ciuscbplt mar, bat
Die Hcsieruug in adrlsrilbe DEN Sms
port bon Shlucinen llnb Niuobieb ans
Sraufreif 5ur ipfurtigen Gbiflaf,<
trng geituttct. NlleroingS 1T Die
@infubr tpntingentirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

sometimes necessary to make
owe the sleeve. In the designs
here shown we nave two up-to-
date models, that may be made in
full length or 80 style and with
long or shorter cuff. The bishop
sleeve is most practical for shirt
waists and house downs, while
the puff sleeve is very desirable
for dressy waists. The pattern is
cut in 3 sizes: Small, medium
and large. IT requires I IL yards
Of 24-inch material for one pair Of
sleeves in bishop style, SO
yards for sleeves with deep cuff,
I 3-8 yard for "a sleeves with
band cuff or for puff sleeve.
'872-ladies' House Apron. Pretty
and dainty aprons r in great
demand this season, and many
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

I ilwnutcc. @M.. 10. aiop.-
Hcp. Sos. Snitinn. Der &cftor Der st.
Marien &irhe i'll Chiffon ySis.,
Irnrb Jcitern Nc6mittaB m Der Sins
gencntsiiubrn9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

MiiionGrcn, cutgegen9cuomm,ch ippr>
Den, Die i'll Der @e9enb tbdtig ipnrcn.
ppnF ipp nus Goof mad Dem Nurbpol
Glfgebruden iciu ipill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

and back panels. The neck open
ing may be square and filled in
with a tiny yoke of contrasting
material Or finished with a stand
: ing collar. This design will de-
veiop effectively in blue serge
with military trimming of braid
and gilt buttons. The pattern is
cut in S sizes: s, 8, 10, IL and
"a years and requires 8 ~ yards
Of 36-inch material for the s-year
size.
Becoming and Desirable
Coat for the Little Boy or Girl.
The palmer a garment Of this
kind the more practical as we'll
as becoming it is. The model
here shown is especially simple
and easy to make. The loose
shaping makes it easy to fit. It
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

= Our Fall and Winter catalogue 4
= has just been issued. 1t contains +
: over 400 of the latest designs in =
+ dress for Ladies, Misses and =
+ Children. No home dressmaker 4
, should be without it. Sent to any +
, address upon receipt of 10 cents. 2
USE COUPON BELOW. +
r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
will require s IL yards of S+inch
material, and 5 IA yards of a.
inch material for band fold.

Dress with or without
Box PLAT over Centre Front.
This model portrays a simple
dress, suitable for percaIe, ging.
ham, cham6rey, gaiatea, linen,
lawn or cashmere. The sleeve
has a box plat owe the top Of
the arm, and a straight band cuff.
The waist is finished with a deep
Gibson plat at each shoulder.
The front box plat may be omit
ted. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
8, 8, 10 and IL years. II requires
8 IA yards of 36-inch material
for the 8-year size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

new designs are shown. The one
illustrated is quite novel and
dressy and will protect the front
OF the waist as we'll as the skirt,
as the bib comes up over the
shoulder, and fastens in the
back. Narrow edging was used
to finish the edges. Linen, cross
barred muslin, lawn, bingham
and nainsook are all appropriate.
Two yards OF 36-inch material
will be required for the making.
One size.
'621-Gir's Princess Dress Closed at
the Left Side of Back. A New
and Modish Style for Mothers
Girl. A very effective and simple
model Is here shown. The waist
portions are heightened by
plated section to meet the front
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address on
receipt of 10 cents (~silver. wrapped in
paper, or stamps) for each pattern,
description. Write name and address
plainly and he sure to state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns allow
ancc is made for seams. Address,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
l3ir liefern eiidJ Ole sllnfter
81 billi9en l)reifrn.

tune for Mothers Girl. Girls
q Sweater Suit. This little dress is
:. natty and attractive. The lower
cut on the lines of a sweater is
simple and attractive. The lower
IS edge is turnsd up in washer
woman" style. The straight
plated skirt is attached TO an I'M
der waist, with long sleeves.
which may be omitted. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 anc
II years. It requires S yards Of
27-inch material for the 3-year
size, with I 1-2 yards of 36-inch
material for under-waist and
sleeves.
617-LsGies' Shirt Waist. An Up-to-
Date Shirt Waist Model. This
smart looking waist is one Of the
many variations of the new, tail
ored models. II is made with
groups Of narrow tucks between
Gibson plaits over the front, the
back has tucks V e the centre
Linen, madras, pongee, aibatross,
or French flannel. also MORE, is
very appropriate for its develops
ment. The pattern is cut in G
sizes: 80, "a, SO, 80, 40 and 4s
inches bust cas- and requires
3 yards Of 36-inch material for
the 36-inch size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

10 years. The 1syear size s7s1-A Chic and Comfortable Cos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
GAMES ARRANGED
FOR RICHMOND
"ColtsD Will Meet Fayetteville in
Pos.t-Season
Series.

Especial to The Times-Oispatch.]
Fayetteville, n. c., August 9.-Owner
G. II. Napier, OF the Fayetteville East
ern Carolina League club. announced
to- day that arrangement for a post.
seas on series with the; Richmond Colts
had been arranged Three games Will
be played In Fayetteville September
Ia, IA and Is. and four games In Rich
mond septem Der 81. Z and lS.
Every effort will be made 70 50
strengthen the local club Is TO insure,
If possible. the winning ct me secoh = !,
series. which would give them the
ia stern Carolina League pennant and
incidentally increase their, y y 9
power in the post season series.
Special railroad rates haye I, 6een Z ar =
ranged from Fayet.te,v ~ z ,anu '"s't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
TEN INNING GAM
WON BY ROANOKE
Tars Go Down After One Of
Fiercest Battles Of
Years.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Roanoke. Va. August with q
long string OF Victories over Roanoke.
the Crew ~ the dust to-day in one
of the tiercest battles ever seen on
the local grounds. Short and Ryan
were tho opposing pitchers. and both
were in great form. although Ryan had
a little the best of 1t in steadiness.
Fisher. as backstop. did not show uD
we'll In comparison with Munson. and
IN. the tenth Inning he was removed
from the game and Schmidt substituted
for him When the ninth inning be-3
gan the score was 3 to I in Norfolk's
favor. but Roanoke tied It up. and In
the tenth Presley single. went to
third when Newton's grounder was
thrown badly by RegRy. and scored on
Schmidt's bunt winning the game
Westervelt's umpiring called for nus
merous strenuous kicks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
SPEND THE WEEK END
AIT ATLANTIC CITY

The r. n. & p r. r, has again ans
8c Ct. at SO round trip. from Rich-5
mond to 'Atlantic5 city. Cape May Ocean a
City Sea; Isle City and WildWood. n.
j, Tickets will be sold at THIS is rae
TENDER Inclusive. limited to reach
Richmond returning by midntg ht the.
following Wednesda These outings
arc proving more. and more. po 9 ~ : :
same may Be secured fupon app 1cation
10 any H., Il. &: 4 r. ticket agent. Or
Nv. r. Taylor, Ira flic Mana ger. tS en-
S1nond, n i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
'OTEYG0ES| in BOX
FOR | WASHINGTON !.
Recruit From Norfolk Finishes
Strong in Game Against
Cleveland.
|'TEAMs PLAY DOUBLE HEADER E
Each Club Takes Onc-Both
Pitchers Very Effective in
Second Game.
TEAMS PLAY DOUBLE. HEADER

Cleveland, Ohio, August o-Clevcland
and Washington broke even to-day,
Cleveland winning the first game, Z
to /, and Washington taking the sec
iond, i TO 0. Reisling was hit hard in
the initial contest, while Young al
lowed but three hits prior to the ninth
inning. Otey, left handed recruit
from Norfolk, finished strong for Wash
ington. Tho second game was played
in the rain. but both pitchers were
very effective. Washington got Its run
on a pass, McBrlde's sacrifice and I'm
glaub's single. Shortstop Ball, Of
Cleveland, sprained his ankle In the
first game, and was taken to hos
pitul. The scores:
FIRST CAME
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
RALLY IN SEVENTH
WINS FOR BUGS
Lynchburg Goes All to Pieces,
and Loses Second Game Of
H Series.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Timcs-D ispatchl
Danvi!le. Va. August 9.-After hav-
ing apparently won the game by a
safe margin, Lynchburg went all to
afternoon. and Danville made four
runs, taking the second game Of the
series 4 to Q. Lloyd pitched superb
ball, and should have won. He BANKED
the Tobacconists for six long innings,
and the grandstand was beginning to
groan. Steve Castor, the local second
baseman. pitched fine game. In slid
ing to the plate, he had his finger
badly hurt. and was succeeded IN the
box by Bussey, who held the Lynch
burgers down finely. The game was
marked by some brilliant fielding on
both sides. The score:
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TEAMS SPLIT EVEN

st. Louis. Mo-, August 9.-St. Louis
and New York broke even in to-day's
double header. the home team taking
the first, to 0, and losing the second.
is to Q. Powell was invincible In the
first and scored the lone run Of the
game. In the second game Ford kept
the locals under control. while New
York hit Bailey freely, The scores:
FIRST GAME. -
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DETROIT RALLY CHECKED

Detroit, Mich, August e-Philadel-
phia took the first game Of the series
from Detroit to-day. 8 to I. oldring's
single. which Davy Jones let set
through him, a sacrifice fiy and Davis's
home run to the center field fence.
gave the visitors the lead in the sixth.
Two brilliant plays by Collins checked
Detroit rally In the eighth. The
p.t.nt. philadoInhia
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 4; Petersburg, 2.
Dunville, ~ LynchburR, 2.
Norfolk, ~ Roanoke, $.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Richmond Mt Petersburg.
Norfolk mt Itonnoke.
LynchburE Mt Danvtllc,
Tspeclal to The Times-Dispatch.l i.

Z
Petersburg, "a. August o.-Rlch-
mond. aided by costly errors OF the
home team, won the second game OF
the series this afternoon by score OF
4 to g Morrissey started in to pitch
for the Colts, but he was 80 wild that
he was taken out at the end OF the
second inning. Verbout. who replaced
Morrlssey, was tnvincible. only a two
Dagger and a single being made OF
of him in seven innings. and he struck
out four men. and did not give a base
on balls.
Hannifan, for the home team, pitch-
ed good ball. and while he was hit for
three two baggers and six singles. he
kept them well scattered throughout
the game ard but for errors by Smith
and Chunk. would havei8wo on his game.
The only earned run Of the game was
made by Richmond In the ninth In
ming. when Dobson's two-b Dagger, t.ze-
tkIeIs sacrifice. and singles By CoWan
and Burke brought Dobson over the
home plate.
b Petersburg made her two runs IN the
second inning. when Putnam was given
a pass and went to second on Toner'S
sacrifice. Smith also drew a pass, ana
both came home on Hannifan's two
Dagger. Tho score:
D., ~ II. la, y 3
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TWO FOR CINCINNATI.

Brooklyn, n. Y, August 9.-cincin-
natl won both games of q double
header to-day. The first went thir-
teen innings. and was won by the Reds,
to o, on an error by Burch. Gaspar
and scanlon both pitched we'll. Rucker
was ineffective in the second. and Gin
cinnati won, Z to 2. The scores:
I o. FIRST GAME.
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TEAMS MAKE EVEN E. BREAK E: \

Philadelphia, Pa. August s.-Phil-
adelphia and Chicago split even in a
double header here to-day. The home
team won the first contest by hitting
Brown hard in three innings, while
Chicago had a walkover in the second
game. Archer was put out Of the first
game for disputing decision at the
home plate. The scores:
Z FIRST GAME. S@
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SECOND CAME.
Totals lbs 10 q la i Totals ...sl s q 12 !
Stated for Rucker in eighth.

r,,nc,nnat, 1901 3 OF
prool.iyn s, o 90 0 o o o.
Summary: Runs-Bescher (2), Egan. Pask-
ert, Mtchell;; Downey, Burns, Davidson (21.
q Left on hasesr-cincfnnat! 8; Brooklyn, 5.
Two-base 'hit-aicIean. Three-base hits
Davidson, Bescher. Sacrifice flies-Daubert,
Hobitzel. First base on 8error-Cinctnnatt.
bails-on Rucker. 3; of Burns. J. Struck
out-By Rucker s: by Burns, l. HIT by pitch
er-By sRucker. i; by Burns. Hits-on
3 Rucker. - in 8 innings off Dessau. ] in
inning. Time OF game 1852. EMPIRES. Kane
and Klem,s .55 80 5is55 ,fs.
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VICTORY FOR CHICAGO.

Chicago, ILL.,, August o.-Boston
pounded White for fourteen hits in
seven and one-third innings to-day.
but lost, to 4. fast fielding by the
sox pulling White out Of dangerous
holes. Walsh relieved White In the
eighth, and was inyincible. Collins
was pounded hard In the earlier round,