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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

Sentihlano nno bic WpSernismus.
Seiuesnne. Cur neubeutidcn
airhenseifihte. Bon Ssrpolb
Srant : Seioelbers. Serloa bon
Sermam Hau6 : 8iesbabeu.
1911. "a g, broiG. Is Sfa.
Sorto ertra. @om gerlag All
be5ieben.
Cine 8eiammt : SariteQuna Der
tbeoretilden uno praftiidJen SSraaeu,
Der llriaden unb Solgen unS Der
Difentlihen 9ebatten ii6er Woberniss
mus. Woberniiten @rlaiie unb Nooers
niitens@ Glib ipirb in bieIer Shrijt acs
boten. Sspalo Sraut bietet bier
einen lleberblid ii6er Die geIammte
Streitfrase. Die arbeit aepinut
burh eine populdre Sarlteumna Der
moberuiitiihen Srrlebren in ibreu
Wur5eln uno gin5eleriheinunaen
polen Wertb. Sie tpeitper3ueiaten
ainter benz Nameu ~Wooernismus~
suiammen9efaBten SbecnitrDmlnaeu
IN Stalien, Srantreih, Gnelano nnb
Amerita perben in DER Sdriit arfacs
eedt. IIsbann tuirb bic Stelluna oes
Wooernismus gum airhenalaubcn,
our Sbeplosie unb at ben pruianen
naturalization bareeitcllt. beioncers
biniihtlih Der .Srcibcit Der Sors
idnn8r. Die abpebrmaBreaeln ocs
Seilisen Stubles miber Die Srrlebre
iperoen eeihihtlih unb prattiid ses
piirbist. fporauf Die SaritcIhnne Ses
Gerbaltcns Der I~oberniitcn su
en5ptlifa uno IntisW obernilteneio
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
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.
excepting embroidery patterns, which
will be sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
plainly End be r to state numbers
and sizes Of patterns desired. r.
member that In these patterns ALLOW
ance Is made for seams. Address.
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa,
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

tion fpuroe am Sienstag, Den 1.
ausuit, NIT einem iolennen Sod,ant
in Der 5l. Hoicntran5 Stride eroifnet,
bel peIhem Der bohp. Satber Ban
Antlperp cine tiei burd,batte unb be-
rebte Seitprebist belt. Sm 2aufe Deg
9orgenS unb NahmittasS faub Die
Hegiitrdtion uno Elm gmpfans filr Die
Seitbeiufer itatt. Im Ibcn0 mar
Seitbaniett I'M 6otel 9aoiIoc ilnb Die
Iitffiibrnng Der Sperette ~Wascotte"
fanb I'M Sereinss @ebduoe itatt. Im
Ritttpod Nahmittag lit Iusilu9 auf
Dem SlrB per Sampier BRITANNIA"
uno IbenoS nm s llbr GROCER Ball
I'M Gnoitorium bes Gereinsbauies.
am Sonucrsta9 Nnhmitta9 9utomos
bilfabrt purd Die Staot fir Die Scits
gate iinS am Slbeno Monolihtidbrt
nlf Dem SluB per Sanpfer ~Golums
bia". @S ut @dnd,em nufeefnlen,
bnS bel Der Ingnbc bcS Ero9ramms
BON 9cifdftlidcn Sisuu9en gar feline
Hebe lit. IS muB ieSpd1 c%onitaticrt
iucrben, bdB ipdhrenh ser brei Gage
iait fo%rtpdbreno Die cigentlifen Dele
gateu in Sisuns iit befouncn unp
fnum cipisen Der %c%reniisuugeu II
pobueu forutcu. Die h%nuptidGlidp 6ur
l%lntcrbaltIng Der Seitbeiuder uno Der
tic be9leitenbcn Sauleu u%eranitaltet
luuroen. gS bat fcir ein5iser affrcs
bitierter Selegat audi MIR cine DER
Sablreifen @ei6aftsiisuu9cn oers
idumt, Iit sau5 beioubcrer 8enuss
tbuuns ipirb aIentbalben in Der Stabt
betont. bab Die Sofalbeb0rSen fir Die
Seitreituug Der llufoitcn Der Gonpeu>
ton, ipeld,e ii6 auf mebr ais $4,000
belaufen, Niemanben nm Siilfe anses
iprofen, ipnbern Iaes bon Den Wits
gIieperu bes 9etroiter Councils aus
%freipiQigen Seitrdgen beitritten ipirs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Rein rpeiterer ttnterriett fir
Kftabcn Hber itenit
Jakre alt.

St2ouis, $40. - Gin bebeltts
James Sefret, oeiien Splgen iid aui
cine In5abl bieii9er Yiarrlbulen err
itredcn. erlieB Ole ebrip. 8eneralz
Sberin Der Niotre Came : G1ipeitern.
Saslelbe laiitet ipie folpt:
Der Srben Der Hotre Same
Sdhpeitern fpuroc 9esriinSet 3tpefs
ersicbune iunger IGohen unb TOM
men besbalb Die SroensIhipeitern
3nubeil. ipelhe otter alS nelln Sabre
iinS, niht unterri1tcu. Bel 8eainn
bes Shuliabres fonnen Scs6alb Die
Sdlpeitern IN ibren alaiicn 9naben,
beren neuntcr @eburtstaa pdbrenb
bes Shuliabres cintritt. nidlt slz
laIien. Ser Cardinals Irdfett Der
Congregation Der 8iihofe uno
S%rbeusleutc bat nicie 8eecl g%cnebntigt
nno entihiebcn, buB feline Ibipeidbuua
bon berieIben eriolgen barf.
DSie BleidJe @inifrantung be5iebt
tih aud duf Ole Suhntagsi6nlen,
&atcdismlis > &InIien NIB ben 0ors
be~reitungss llntcrriht fir bic erite bl.
Communion. Sn all pieicn SdQen
fpnnen bic Sflpeitsru anaben MIR
bis gu benz Glitter 10 neun Sabren
unterriften.
r9ie SdultlaIien f0nnen in ibrer
iesiscn 3nlammeniesuns bis SUM-
1918 fortsefiibrt iperben, UNI 10 Den
hodfp. Prieitcrn 9eniigenb 3eit gun
Snrdfiibrrns Der rotbipenbiseH Ins
pronlul9en an gcben.
(9e5.) Sfipeitcr Rarp sloue,
General Sberin Der slptre Game
Sdiueitcrn."
(Se cher It'd nniere Shuli6peitern
- aus bieiem uber ienem 8runbe -
tueiser1i, nnicre mcbr ais reun Sabre
alien Snngens 5n unterrihten, beitp
better fir nnicr fatbuliihes GrSiebz
nngSWeien. &ua6en iiber neun Sabre
alt gebbren inter bic ieitc Sanb zines
2ehrers, iplen tie uiht perpeibiiht
merbcn. - Die Meb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

ausuit. Der bohfp. Soiepb BilbeIm
Sreis, seboren am 20. Sttober 1862
au Hstp Yort Gin; lit Rettor Der 81.
Sreifaltiefeits : Stride 81 SnSleton,
ga. - Am 20. ausuit, Der bodip.
Batter j. 9. @poins. 9. s., seboren
am 10. Sanuar 1854 5u Bolton,
Waii.; lit Iiiiiteut on Der ct. WARREN
Stride gu Bottom, @aii. = PIN 2S.
ausuit. Der bodp. Enter glois Be
Stodalper, 2. s.. seboren ON 1.
Wdrs 1855 Su gries, 9i05eie Citizen;
i'm 9anbe ieit Dem 21. Suni 1872;
iii Siarrer Der Stride gum Seiligiten
Ser5en Seiu 5u @rano &oteau, ga. -
,Serplo bes @laubeus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

Sett Sc9inn Der ISOLDE Ihue6en bic
duf Snitiatioe oes Staatsminiitcrs
8onolp einseleiteten Verbanblunaef
uuter Mittpirfung bes Stortbinq
Rrdiioenten Salporien unb oes iajias
liitiidlen Ynrteifiibress Yfarrer Grit4
len. @eriude, ueitere ausiperrunsed
ipdbrcno Der Terbanolunsen aui3uf
idbicben. fuuren segeniiber benz @iber{
itano Der arbeitgeber perseblih. Did
Irbeiter : 3eittnseu beginner eina
orobenbe Sprafe 81 fiibren. Rebrers
Stdote baben fir Die Sauer Der Nus
ipcrrnng Elm @erbot bes altpbols allss
itants erlaien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Jmbilaen Seuticpsamerifa'
'niieesr prieiter.

Sas 25sidbrigc Sllbildum tonnen
feicru: Slm 10. Nusuit. Der bpdlip.
Gonrao Shottboeicr, 3. >, gcbpren
su Spracuic. u. -; lit Acftcr ncr
airhe II. z. Srau bonn 9erae Carmel
Su 0ppntom y. 5. - Nm 20. Nuauit.
Der bodbp. Sater 6einrih Citing. 2.
g., 9cbcrcn am rs. Suni 1855 an
Cincinnati, o.; III Gice sYrGiibent unb
Stubienpraiett pes Seiuitcn ; Cole,
gums gu Setroit, 9ii1. - Am 21.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

are cut in one piece. An unusually
trim, neat appearance Is given at
the waist line by the fitness be-
ing gathered into smoothly fitted
peplum, finished by a belt Of rib
bon-run beading. The style Is
adaptable to such materials as
lawn, b~atiste, dotted swiss and
cotton crepe. The pattern is cut
in 8 sizes: Small, medium and
large. The medium size requires
2 SO yards of 24-inch material.
Simple Effective Model.
Women realize the Importance Of
having a house dress that Is
adapted to its purpose, is simple
in design and comfortable. We
submit In the design here shown
a model that is practical and that
will prove desirable and suitable.
The waist may be developed with
centre front plain closing, or with
the extension as illustrated. TheI
skirt has the new back panel ell
feet and closes at the centred
front. This practical feature wild
appeal to every home-worker and
laundress, as II renders the iron.
ing Of the dress easy. The sleeves
may be made In elbow length or
In wrist length. The pattern Isl
cut in 2 sizes: 80, "a, SO, SO, 40s
az and a. inches bust measure,
and requires 6 yards Of 36-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
8efaaisteit.

Sd ipeiB Dir gar Elm idDnes aleib
Siir ieoes Siiblein, iebc Iuib,
llne trd9it on s;eies 3Ieib meiu aino,
8ern biIfit on ELLEN canu seIdtpino
gu ieoer 3eit.
y
Dies alcth. es beiBt 9cfdaieteit;
Su eng it's aeirem, nod an tpctt.
Sot DIR Dor Iaem es tpobl postt ;
llne fpcnu on bieics aleio nitt boit,
60 tblit mfrs leio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
acknowledgements in
Nsrweaen.

Gbriitinnia, I'M Slli II. -
bic Sdbl Der Gusgeiperrteu betrGgt
iest $4,000; auSereem ~itrciten iibcr
5000 arbeiter. Die iesiac Ausipers
rung betrnf beipnners pie Glen,
eIettriide unb Die @aifincus Snbus
itrie; i'll Sbriitiania allein iteben 66
getriebc nit 1000 Mrbeitern it'll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Asir liefern GudJ Die CLUTTER
~ billisen 3)reifen.
zach pattern, In silver or stamps.

each pattern, In silver or stamps.
8s88-GirI's Yoke Dress. A Pleasing
Design for Mothers Girl. What
could be more attractive than a
development Of this model in a
pretty plaid Of brown and green
tones, with a yoke Of brown or
green satin or silk, and fancy
braid for decoration. Or a soft
shade Of red cashmere with sou
tache braid for trimming. The
design Is equally desirable for
wash or wooden fabrics. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8, 10
and IL years. II requires 3 yards
Of 44-inet1 material for the Swear
size.
se24-A Neat Work Apron. No ona
q have too many of these use
full work aprons that cover the
whole dress. The one pictured is
developed in figured percaie and
though very practical, is at the
same time pretty and attractive.
The front Is in Princess effect
and the wide bretelles over the
shoulders are always becoming.
The fsttern 10 cut in 8 sizes:
Small, medium and large. The
medium size requires 3 1-2 yards
Of 36-ineh material.
8a22-Ladies' Night Dress with Body
and Sleeve In One. Dainty IN
derwear 10 always desirable, and
IL a simple style is attractive, II
Is much priced by the home dress.
maker. The model here shown
has a shoulder and underarm
seam, and the fitness at the neck
edge is gathered. The sleeve is
of the kimcno type. Muslin, cam
brio, ~crossbar, dlmity or nainsook
may be used for its development.
The pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
Small, medium and large. II re-
quires 5 yards Of 36-ineh material
for the medium size.
6679-ladies' Waist with or without
Tucker. The yoke OF this model
is most effective with it's bertha
front and cap sleeves that are
cut in one with the yoke portions.
The design 10 suitable for deveI-
opment in silk, marquisette, wolfe,
cashmere, satin, or cloth. II will
serve as q neat afternoon or home
blouse, IL developed with the
tucker, or, without the tucker,
will make a lovely dinner or even
ing waist. The pattern 10 cut in
8 sizes: 80, "a, SO, 80, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. II requires
I 1-2 yard Of 27-inch material for
the tucker and 2 "a yards for the
waist, for the 36-inch size.
SOFA Very Stylish Skirt Model.
Four Piece Skirt with Shaped
Band and with High or Normal
Waistiine. For Misses and Small
Women. Striped diagonal in white
and blue with band Of blue and
buttons for trimming Is here
shown. The skirt is appropriate
for wash' or wooden goods. II is
fashioned on slender lines and
has an inverted pIalt at the cen.
ter back. The pattern Is cut In
4 sizes: IA, IS, is and 10 years.
Requires 3 "a yards of 27-inch
material for the skirt, and I 3-8
yard for the fiounce for the 15-
year size.
ss22-A Dainty Morning Jacket. In
this dainty model tor a dressing
sacque, the front back and sleeve
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Miitter nno GGGter, kleioet
Die eurieen felbt!


with border Of Persian coIors and
pattern was used for this design.
The waist is made with a vest
outlined by plated portions, in
front and back. The sleeve is cut
in one with the waist portions.
A tucker (that may be omitted)
supplies the under sleeve. The
skirt is gored and finished with a
tunle. The waist pattern lie cut in
3 sizes: "a, SO, SO, 20 and az
inehe bust The skirt
pattern is cut In 5 sizes: 22, "a,
70, 20 and 80 inches waist meas
ure. II will require 9 yards Of SO.
inch material with I ~ yard for
the tucker Of 27-inch material for
the entire gown.
This illustration calls for two
separate patterns which will be
mailed upon receipt Of 10 cents
for each in silver or stamps.
ss47-Girps Dress with Panel Front.
A Jaunty Frock for Little Girls.
A pretty and simply made dress
Is shown in this model. The tucks
on the waist extend over the
shoulders In back and front. The
skirt may be gathered or plated.
The open neck 10 very fashion
able and may be used with the
pun sleeve for dressy develop
ment, while for general "every
day" wear the long sleeve Is bet
ter. Cashmere, challie, yelling or
wash fabrics may be used for
this design. The pattern is cut In
4 sizes: q, 6, 8 and 10 years. II
requires 8 81 yards Of 24inch
material for the 6-year size.
8902-Boy's Russian Suit with Kniek.
erbockers and U~nderwaist. A
comfortable model is here illus
trated hat will prove a splendid
summer suit, without the under.
waist, which can be added on cool
days. Brown serge was used In
this instance, with trimmings Of
brown satin. Linen, galatea, cor.
duroy, pique, chambrey and sim.
liar fabrics are all appropriate for
this design. The pattern is cut
In 8 sizes: 2, 4 and 6 years. Il
requires I yard Of 36.inch mater.
ial for the under~aist and 3 yards
OF 44-inch material for the suit
for the 4year size.
One Piece Apron. Here
Is an apron that is not only sim
pie and practical, but becoming az
WE'LL II 10 fitted to the figure un-
der the arm by a dart, n tho
skirt portion 10 ample enough TO
protect the dress worn under
meath. The back portion is ex-
tended to form straps that cross
at the centre and fssten over the
shoulders In front. Bingham, lin
en-, percaIe or alpaca are suitable
for this garment. Sizes: Small,
medium and large. II requires 4
yards of 36-ineh material for the
medium size.
8s61-GirIs Dress with or without
Yoke Facing. A Pretty Style for
the Young Miss. In this iIIustra.
ton Is shown a very pretty and
practical dress. The plated skirt
is Joined to the waist under the
belt. The waist has a single tuck
on each side Of the panel portion
OF the yoke. The back 10 plain ex.
cept for the square yoke over the
shoulders. The design 10 suitable
TOR serge, cashmere, chambrey,
linen, popIin or similar fabrics.
The patterff Is cut In 5 sizes: g.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

measure and the skirt in 5 sizes:
22, "a, 26, % and 80 inches waist
measure. II requires 8 IL yards
Of 36-inch material for the entire
gown for a medium size.
This illustration calls for two
separate patterns mailed to any
address on receipt Of 10 cents for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

S660-Boy's Blouse Suit with knicker.
bockers. A Comfortable Suit for
a Boy. The growing boy will wei
come the comfort and freedom Of
this blouse suit, which is equally
desirable for wash or WOODEN
goods. Blue serge with stitching
for a finish and self covered but
tons, Is here shown, The blouse
Is double breasted and the knick-
ers are of tho regulation cut. The
pattern Is cut in q sizes: q, 6, 8
and 10 years. Il requires 8 1-2
yards Of 36-inch material for the
Swear size.
8s6s-GirI's One Piece Dress with
Body and Sleeve in One. The lit
tie dress shown here is dainty
enough for a party" or 'best"
dress IL made Of soft pretty ma
teriaI, and will also prove a serv-
iceable model for general wear "
developed In gingham, ealatea,
cashmere, serge or flannel. With
a trimming of embroidery or
braid put on as Illustrated the ef-
feet Of a front closing may be
simulated. The design may be
finished with the tucker or in low
neck style. The pattern is cut in
q sizes: 2, q, 6 and 8 years. II
requires 3 IA yards of 36-inch
material for the 6-year size.
S694-S884 "A Unique and Stylish
Gown. Composed of Ladies' Skirt
Pattern 1884 and Ladies' Waist
Pattern 1894. Blue ~marquisette
go
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

9, 10, II and IA years. II requires
8 yards Of 44inoh material for
the Swear size.
8s63ss57-A Unique Model for After
noon or Evening Wear. This por-
trays combination Of Ladies'
Skirt Pattern 1857 and Ladies'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

Waist Pattern 1868. The. waist
may be developed with or without
the yoke and yoke trimming and
the skirt with or without the
band trimming and with high or
regulation waist line. The waist
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, 81,
SO, SO, 40 and AZ inches bust
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

foIet. Die Sfrift III bon Dem be-
fannten @erlas fiir attuclIc 9roihiis
rem. Sertnann 2auh in 8iesbabeu
gefdaig aliseeitattst, Der Yrsis lit
iebr md6is gebalteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
1penn Giner cine AeiIe ttmt!

Rem Cert, 81. .. - Bon elmer
gurppareiic 5uriidgefebrt. ersdblte elm
5eyr .. 8. Song - CT ipa einmdl
Hihter IN 9nnias Gitp gerpeien iein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

; Our complete 1911 fashion cat. 1
; alosue will be sent to any ad- 4
! dress upon receipt Of 10 cents. 4
; This catalogue contains yer 400 I
; Of the latest designs for gar. 4
; rnents for ladies, misses and chill 4
, dren. Also newest embroidery 4
, designs. No home dressmaker I
, should be without Il. 4
USE COUPON BELOW. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Die knights Of Columbus"
In Genpentisn.
Was bic ,Stimme Der &abrbeit" iiber
bic rYeihaftS . Sieuusen"
berihtef.

Setroit, Wid., 2. guauIt. -
Gin idbarfer slnsriff auf bic Gbeidei-
onng, bic er ais ,lesaliiirte @ielmei.
beret" be5eifnete nnb elm Mppel an
aie 9briften, iih Srm Sample aeaeu
puiitiide Corruption sniammcu An
tbnn, marfirte bic Hebe bon Reperenb
3. Z. @an grtiuerp non Setroit bel
Der seifrisen Groiinuns Der &%atipnal-
Convention Der y8uigbts Of Gplnm=
bus. Die Seunaut : Nipiratipncn
Der Siibrer Der Anrcrican Qeaguc inns
Den bel Der Seriummluns nad) scr
tirhlid)en Seier furSe @ripdbnuna.
Wapor Us. Sbomplon, geidmiidt nit
benz Badge oes GREENS. bon oent CT
ielbit ein aftipes Ntitglieb III, belpiQs
fommnete Die S~elcsaten. Nahocm
er Die bobe Stellung Setroit's in coms
mer6ieller Se5iebuug beriibrt hattie.
tebrte er gum Suprcme anigbt
6labcrtp, cinem SbilaoeIpbiner, Suz
rid liuo iagte: ~8as uniern Supreme
anigbt argebt, 10 CLAUDE id, bnb mir
ben 9rpbteu Bali Seam" in Der
gan5en Welt baben." Ead elmer
Nebe Slabertp's bc8aun cine Grcfus
tips Sisun8. abcnbs faup Elm 8ans
felt itatt.
+
Sic .Stimme Der Babrbeit". bic
in Detroit criheint, beridtct: Die
Rational : Gonpcntion Der Columbus
Hitter, al Der Delegation aus alien
Stantcu Der llniou unb aus Canada,
Werifo, Yorto Ricp ltnS Den Ybilips
pincu iih betbeiligcn, iii bicic 8od,e
in u~nierer Stabt 6uiammcugctreten.
Wit Den 9~elcaaten beuiisen and sablz
rcihe @iiglicber Die 8elcsenbcit. Inn
Der Contention b~ei5utpobncn mnb
ipiro Die Sabl Der beiuhenbcn Scles
eaten uub Seiteditc aui nabe3u 5000
Terioncn an9eseben. Die 9onpens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-03
POLITICAL WIND Is
WHIRLING A WHIRL
Reported That Harper May
Take Coldwell's Job
Ere Long.

W. D. Howe for district judge, judge
j. R. Harper for city attorney and pos
sibly judge A s. J. Eylar to succeed
Judge A NJ. Walthall. This is the
newest bit of political gossip that is
floating around town. Because of his
recent saloon decision, judge Harper
is reported to be at outs with the
county and city organization. Just
now the ring" is trying to sidestep
any appearance of having fathered the
recent anti-prohibition campaign. and
been close in the councils Of the organ
ization. is said to be in bad as a re-
suit Of his liquor Injunction decision
Howe was formerly district attorney
by grace of the organizations influ-
ence, but was sidetracked for Joe Nea-
lon at the last election. His drag for
the judgeship comes through his
family relation, it is said, and the
place will be made for him by the ap-
pointment of judge Harper as city at
torney in place Of ". NJ. Coldwell, who
as a member of the firm Of ColdwelI
and Sweeney. is not as strong as
horseradish with the ring" Sweeney.
former mayor, has not been any too
closely allied with the organization
since he retired from office and the
city attorneyship is to be passed over
to judge Harper, per report
The reported retirement of Judge
Walthall is the vaguest Of the politi-
cal rumors now afloat. No one seems
willing to father the suggestion that
his place is wanted for judge Eylar,
now county judge. Attorney Howe
says that he had heard nothing of such
lineup and knows Of no contemplated
changes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-03

us some more smashers. and ], felt by
the staggering of the Osprey that she
was mortally injured; but. after all,
that did not greatly trouble me. since
1t was plain that the Chameleon was
in q far worse plight
Ethan was a sight to make ones
nerves Jingle. His eyes flashed. bis
strong arms worked with the precision
Of walking beams. and the perspira-
ton streamed from his face.
'sBully for you, Ethang' I shouted
enthusiastically. You've kept your
word. The Chameleon viii never fly
again"
.aThe blasted turncoatr" he replied,
again sighting his gun Il knowed
I'd put an end to her cavortin's.
Change yer color ag'in, will ye. We
blasted grasshopper! Scoot inter a
cloud ag'in if We kin. durn yer
Ethan had but just uttered these
words when a shell whizzed aboard,
exploded under his gun and sent 1t
flying, end over end. down into the
scudding clouds beneath Us. Ethan
was toppled over. but Immediately
sprang to his feet, a trickle of blood
running down his cheek. braced him
self and stared.
never saw on a morta's face such
a look of blank establishment and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-03
COULDN'T MAKE MAN
OF HIM; KILLED HIM
Mrs. Langley Says She Bore
Husbands Abuse as Long
as She Could

San Francisco Calf, Aug. 3.-Un-
able, she says, to make a man" of
her husband, Anna Langley, a fragile
little woman 19 years old, shot and
killed him late yesterday. They had
been married Is months
Early yesterday James Langley left
home saying he did not intend re-
turning. Mrs. Langley bought re-
volver and started on a hunt. finding
him in a nearby saloon According to
bystanders, Langley turned on her with
a torrent Of abuse Without a word
the girl wife seized the revolver and
fired four shots. One struck Langley
and he died on the way to a hospital.
The others went wild Mrs. Langley
was arrested
Since our marriage I have support
ed my husband and myself by working
as a stenographer," she said 'I tried
to- make him stay away from saloons.
endured his abuse. I tried to instil
some ambition into him and coach
him for the firemeu's civil service ex-
animation"