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Evening journal., 1911-06-07
FIVE KILLED IN TRAIN
WRECK IN CONNECTICUT

the springheld-Harlem fast freight.
rack No. g. westbound; and two
extras on track No. 2. eastbound
lt is thought that a car on an east
bound train jumped the tracks. and
stopping was crashed into by west
bound. throwing the wreckage onto
No. S, into which the other trains
crashed.
All traffic on the shore line division
of the New Haven road was stopped
until noon.
One of the engines exploded, set
ting fire to the wreckage. The blaze
was quickly extinguished.
The injured were taken to Bridge
port hospitals.
HE KILLED HIMSELF.
Coroner Chandler today issued a
certificate of death in the case OF WI
liam Schneider. to the effect that be
had committed suicide
Evening journal., 1911-06-07
WEATHER

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-UnsettIed
weather with light rains viii continue
tonight in the Middle Atlantic States
followed by generally fair Thursday
and slightly higher temperature.
Evening journal., 1911-06-07
Shock at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June THE
seismograph at Canisius College re-
corded a severe earthquake shock
this morning, the disturbance begin
ming at 6:09 o'clock and ending at
$3.50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1911-06-07
ROOSEVELT DENIES THE TAFT SUPPORT STORY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 7.-Colonel Theodore
this afternoon denied that he story
published this morning President Taft could on
his cooperation the campaign. Interviewed
Boston, Colonel Roosevelt that
promises his personal support himself
q made none." he said
Evening journal., 1911-06-07
REPORT FIFTY DEAD IN EARTHQUAKE.

NEW YORK. June THE cable department of the
Union report this afternoon
between fifty seventyhve people killed
City the result of earthquake which damaged the
city about o'clock this morning.
Evening journal., 1911-06-07

WASHINGTON, June Forecasts
For Delaware-0ocasiOnal rain to-
night; Thursday generally fair.
Evening journal., 1911-06-07
TO-DAY'S TEMPERATURE

lTE BELT DRUG STORE.
Evening journal., 1911-06-07

The Evening Journal has
more Subscribers than any
other paper in Delaware.
That means a home paper
Evening journal., 1911-06-07

CContinued on Second Page)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

seieBen, bic sr IN DEM Corporations
Itnat peranlnBte, ab5ubnIten. Auein
bn @ouperneur 8ilipu nuf oiefe
Guelle bes He~id)tbumes ~per5idtete.
fonnte es nid,t misbIeiben, baB er ai&
@ouperneur bon Dem lpeni9en @elDe.
bas er bate. 5ebrt. Ils SomiIien.
patcr mIBte inn has Gorge MAIDEN.
lin iif bon bieier 3i bef}eien. mdnotc
er iid on Die Seripalterl Ses @nrnes
gle 'Idlen Sebrer : Seniionsfonbs. bet
iuclhcn CT ieiue Inipriihe auf Yenlio.
uierurg onf @ritup Der Sbatiahe
aelteub mnd)te, baB er breiBis Subre
lang I'M 9ebramt tbdtis seiueicn. Sas
Sriud1eI lplirbc n~bscipieien. gemis
nn0 beileibe nidlt ans Dem @rnnoe.
hnB man chen Sertreter bon Heform
nIlb Soltsintercifen uid1t ols lnter.
misunderstanding belt, ionbern neil
bic Stotltten Der Stiituns bas pift
erlaubtcn. &enn aber Die Seitoe
8illpu'S bier bon einem Yeniionss
grnbidl ipredlcn. 10 III bns bod faiIm
aubers Sl rsrireben. iuie in Der &eiie.
oaS cs cbrenbniter 1T. bao Golf Su DC.
irehlen. ais cine Eeniior 81 fornern.
- ,HmcrifG."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

YreHe, amf ben 6ffentlidcu StraRcr
nnb aud ieitens Der rihtcrlihen Be
b6rbe snsseiett s:nb? Nber niGt nllr
in Den @uuern 9iom'S, nid)t inner
balb Der @rer5en Stalien's perbleiber
Die In9riffe ieuer llnpiirpigcu segen
Die Stride.
.Sbr ipibt es ipobi. ebrpiirbioe
Srilper, luie III Dem, nInmebr in
enc Hepublif p%crmanpelten portltoics
lild)eu Meihc, Gin getpoltigcr Sturm
bon Su6 rulb &erfolsun9 gegen Die
fotbolilde Heligipn entbrannte: audi
ut e eud) nidt unbetamt. oaB ienc
llmlpGl5mg. Die inter Dem %prmanpe
elmer nelen Hegierlrngsform 5uitdnbe
gcbrad3t lpllroc, in @irtlidtcit SaSil
oiente. beoncmer Die Heligion III
unterbriiden, nnh IISin9c Der llrs
beber ielblt, gan6 aliein &crf mS
Snipiration ein lnlb bcSieibcn, pbens
eripdbnten @ebeimbmSeS lit. gSie
es llnierc unabldiiige Sflidt mar.
fpielen &ir 5urild uno perurtbcilter
piientlid has %io9enanntc @eiee Der
Srennuna bon Stride unb Staat. Elm
pabres Senfmal Ser Glide, bas mn
ben ein5igiten 3iped bate. Yortu9al
bonn ShooBe Der rpmiihen airhe los
SureiBen. unb in linn nad) mo nad,
ieoe Splir elmer Sefennuue bcs fatbos
liid)en @lallbenS 5u perrpiifen. ger
traiien @ir barauf, bdb Die portugies
hide Nation, Die lid BON alterSber Der
getreueiten Tnbdnglihfeit on Die
Stride riibmt, frdftig 8ioeritanb leilte
Den bpien Tnihldgeu Oerjcniaen. Die
iebe elementare Sreibeit nit SiiBen
treten. blinolings. ben Mliin hires
@%nterlanbeS porbereiten.
y8dbrenS wcitcrbin sic 0ieaner,
inoem JIG hriiHidJe Sitteu unb Orb
rin9 nit SiiBcn tretcu, Snoipiouell
uno Hationcn 6rnm Nuiu filbrcn. nab
renb bds m~opcrniiiid]c llcbel. lilgnc-
riih in observation-disclosures ScrfleinmN
peridlmist muberi6leiht unb ,hurdl
@infloBma bes nnturnlilriihcn @iites
III Die Sinmc, Ole Ser5en crfolten
madt ,mh mlstrodnct. - iiche. oo
pirh hnrdl oic @iitc hcS nitbnrmbcr5
: Siaen @pttcs Gin ncucS Scicr DRIFT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

ridtcn. ncld)e5 nit llns bllrf beions
oere llcbereinltilnmllna in 9uffaHrng
uno 3uueigung pcrbunben, an ltnlern
Sreubeu unb 2eiben - 8ir nillen
bns npbl - Intbcil ninmt. Seit acz
rdumcr 3eit mar es thatIddlih liner
@unid1, bieie ebripiirbi9e &eriammlz
hrug Suiammeu Sn 6eruien. I'M lie in
aenntniB 81 icBeu pon Gem. mas
bonptidhlid lGnierc Seele bebriidt
augeiidts Ger miibinmen Tuf9abc.
Die Stride Gbriiti Sn regieren: aber ibf
piiict c. wobl, ebripiirbige Srilber.
mas Die ulriaden 9elpeieu linb. Die
Inns bislou9 borun g~ebinbcrt babeu.
1as Sabr, meldJes mmnmebr ieinen
Gnoc sngebt, tit fir Tins 1T beiunoercr
Weiic ein tranriaes ge,ueien unn Nae
iiiblen nies beraus.
.Gs licat niht IN llniercr IbIidt.
Den ticien Sdlnlcr5 b~crpor5ubcben. Den
8ir nno ieper actrcue Sobn Der Stride
bel iener gerdiidpoilen 8eecntfeicr
elmer 9c9ebcnbeit cmpfdubcn, bon Der
mic aIlbefnnnt. 10 piele unb idfpere
Seleibigun9cn se9cn Die Hehte oes
Ipoitplilfcn Stlhls aliS9in9en, Be
ihimpinnsen, Die bis gum bentigen
Gage iortgeieBt purben. @leihiam.
als Oh cs nidt gemise, ieue Grcignilie
purh Dffentlihe Seitlid,teitcn pieoer
in @rinnerung 5u briHaen bat man
purh meme ardnfungen Die alien
S~hmGbmn9cn mieber pad'gernien. ins
Dem mar pieliadl I'M 9uuie bes Sabres
unipilrbi9e aunb9cbIn9en oeS Sanes
9e9eu ocn fatboliid,eu 8lauben. init
hcabiidti9ter lnb idaperer &rdntung
@gcniiber nilen &atbolifen Der gan6en
&elt anreate. Wenn iibri9en5 III
oieier beili9eR Siobt Den Seinoen Der
Melisiou cine ,%ln9laublide Stratloligs
tcit S%u9eitanoen ipirb, ipesbalb lplen
@ir Inns damn ipuitSerii. iperu Gin
rud)lpier @cbeimbiWlo, hem uidlts
mcbr p~erbaBtcr iii, alS @ott unp Die
hriitlide Srbmma, aeipinermaBen
lmter ltNiern Yl9eu ichie 3niaumeus
finite nbbielty unb lpenn Der @lailbe
on 9briitus. Die 9cbrc Der Nirnc. bic
Nmtpritat ocs r6mtiden Ynpitcs bcr
%~erb6bnuns nub SeidimpinnS in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Demtiek'almerieaniide
p~rebftirnineit.

Sic Slfnuft Ierifo's iii nud ale
Dem. Oh e. altd) IN oieleu Sropin6ell
tod,t unb gdbrt. Iebr uniiher; es be
edrf elmer ltarfen Sono, OaS Saub 5l
regicren inb Die duiri,breriid)en Gle
mcutc, Stroldle mo 0aupiteu nics
her5ubalteu. &cber @ahcro nod,
ReneS iiub ba5u i'm Stunpe. - .&ils
ipnutec 3erolb."
SSos = Sic reutiHc Yrene in
Nmerita ipa I'M Niebcrsaug bcgrifs
len iciu? Sm @cgentbcil: bat nidt
College Saeub Sddfer in Seottlc.
8aib.. erit i'm pori9en Sabre Is nit
@rfols risficrt. aus ieincm pcutid)cil
&odleubluttc i'm ieruiren Npropcitcn
Der Union cine groBe tdglidc oeutihc
3eitung 5u maiden? Nn Sibtpib.
Wis. ut ioebcn cine llcilc neutlhc
Sdgcs6citirg %critaubcu. mn bon
AulumnSoo- Wiid., fpmmt ein piels
periprehenb Saum. 2ieb Mob
beripraf" mn9s ruDig iein! rSa.
StautS5eitung."
Snpien Ut Niien's Scituma lnS ell,
Suraoies. llno bas ScrS @uglano's.
Inter Die britiide Serribait BADEN lid,
ieit Dem Sabre 1899, in pcld,cm Die
Sniel Bombay in Ole SGnbe Der Sits
SnpiidJen Gompasuie iiel. SinbuS mo
Wpbamnebouer ulb init Den llreins
ipobncrn hic Sarien sebeu9t. ellie
Scrilid,e DER %Tuifcbmng linb bliti9
nicbcrgeidldgeu lporben, uno beute
bcrrift Guelano nit elmer @onrpoIl
bon Scutcu ilber ooS lmSchcurc Reid.
adum 10000 Sploaieu beluud>cn ci
nen SlGdcnraum bon 1.S20.000
S.uaSrntmeiien, lpIbrenS $4,000 Ses
ante cine Seppltcruug bon 2a5 Mils
lipuell bon @iuSeborcuen regieren.
bic arpmm9 beS annisS Nsorg V,
pon @roBbritnmnien mn Srlnnb Slml
aaiier bon Snhien in Der altcn iuSis
ihcu aoiieritabt bit iid inter bcrGuts
ioltirg her- mdrdcHboiten YroTt oca
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Sur W~sibnaebts,eit,

no Srieie nad bcnt Nuslano aeidlidt
iperoeu. ut g gut. iid 5u mcrfcn. baB
cine 5tpci Gents Yoitmarfc einen Brief
i'm Ia9emeinen nid,t ms Nislano
uimmt. Sas Sorto lit fiinf Gents
hic lln5s. iiir Die erite lln5e oher cinen
SrIdltbeil b%crielben, lnb brci Gents
iiir iebe llr6e barber ober Srild,tbeil
NcrIel6en. &eun baS Yorto 3u fhr6
Ut. mug Ger @%mpiInser bpppelt oas
Se6lcnee 3ahlen. Niir slpei Gents
t0mcn @ricic ms IuSlanh seianot
lpereeu uad iolsenben SGnberu: eas
nobd. 9ubn> &eritp. Nelts HunSlano.
Die aannlSone. Repubiif bon Yallama.
Seutihlnuo (ncmn Der 8ricf nit
birettem San,pfcr iGbrt, ionh iiinf
GcntS). Suslunp, SrlduS mrb S6rtt.
lunc, mno sur Steet Sbnuggai IN
Sbtru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

fabrics. The pattern is cut in 5
sizes: "a, 80, 80, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. II requires 3 3-4
yards Of S2-inch material for a
medium size.
Work Apron. Sleeve
Protectors, and Cap. The three
useful and practical articles COM
prisins this set were made Of per-
Gale. Excellent fit is given to the
apron by the seams in the front
that extend from the shoulders to
the lower edge, and by darts at
the sides. The straps -are ar
ranged ver the shoulders fastcn-
ing to the belt in the back. Two
large pockets are a useful fea.
ture, although they may be omit
ted IL preferred. The sleeve pro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

(SprticBung bon Der 1. Scite.)
piangsiaole I'M eritcu Stodpertc ipu
rem init Eflnr6en. 9lumcn ume Sep
pidcn geidmiidt. Iui Der IoniI 10
iiilcn Strn6c lpar bcllte iniolge Der
f%ortpdbrcnh onfnbrcnbcn 3tpeiipdns
iier uno Alltos fem Surdtommten
Inebr. Sn cincm ic'tlidl befprierten
Snalc ltullOtn olif crbDbter Sribiile
iIcbcncindnbcr ole Sdrrindle O'Gpnz
ncl. Saicpnio UNI Snricu, Die in
Iicbcilslpiirbisifcr @ciic Scfanute unb
frcu,be ScIudcr empfinacn. beren
y~ianeu nit lnntcr Stimmc BON cirlcnl
pdpitlictcn Scrcnpninr n~ufgerufcr
wurbcu. Gnreinai S'Gonneli cr5abltc
Sbrem Sertretcr, oae iein nm MemD
Der ScfanntWcronng Ses Suniiitp=
RUNS ibm Uncertainties 0liidwnnid,=
Selesramnt, lin crit pm Der Hidtis-
lett ieincr G%rnenunng iibcr5cmgt habe.
,3,uei cine Ticrtelitunpe iriiber eingc=
trpifenc NepeidJem upm amerifaujiheu
iibcralen Asenturen batten i'm nidpt
iiber;eaacn f0nnem. Sic @rncnz
nusgss@ ittbeiluna icitenS bes Garbis
nal StaatsiefretGrS lau8te infolge
iriirmiidcr lleberfabrt crit swei 5aae
ipater an. Ser Cardinal. Ser Die
ipsialcn ginridtungem nadb beuts
idem Mtnlier in ieiner 9roBen Ora
bip5cIc Bottom eingeiiibrt bat. crfldrte
iid nit Dem HeiIltat iiberoiIS Suiriee
sen. Sm @eiolge heS Cardinals
S'Gonncll peiinben lid, ailSer eini9cn
,Samilicuuait9liebern - Der berpors
ra~geupfcn Yricirer nno Snicn ans
ltincr Sip5ele.
$50
gHie berrits mrs aclNelpett belt
nodpeem ~ I'M belliacu 9ebelmer
Goniiiroriml1 Der Sbrpn beltieger
tnile, Der 81. Tater upr benz III,
Goacainm her Garpinaie Tolsencs
g%uiprad,e:
~gbnpirSigc Sriircr! SS 1T ilnS
iem licb. ndd, ldlgcrct Ynli'c' pnI
mart aa pas 9silisc SoIleS'lu'' ~
r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Spc5idlz @orreiponben5.)
2sms Scr Gwieen Staet.

(Sprtlcbuus bon Der /. scite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

fabrics, corduroy, velvet or cloth.
In the model here shown, the col
lar and cuffs are Of contrasting
material. The fronts are double
breasted. The pattern is cut in
3 sizes: 2, 4 and 6 years. II re.
quires q IA yards Of 27-inch ma
terial for the 4-year SIZE.
e099-A New Waist Model. Ladies'
Waist with Peplum and Shield.
Two popular features (the collar
and peplum) of this seasons
styles are shown in this model.
The sleeve 10 finished with a
shaped cuff. The peplum may be
omitted. The Sesien is easy to
make, being cut with body and
sleeve in one, and will be suit.
able for any of this seasons dress
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

lifer @baritua cnt5iinbct. @s III
fein @rilnb porbanbcn an Der 8ettuna
Der 9roScn Maiic Su per5ipciieln.
ipenn @ir alIf Der cinen mn unberell
Semiipbdre 10 lebbnit Die 9iebe Der
aatbplifen sur 81. @itd)ariitie AMI
f%lannen icben, l~lnsdblisc limb Is,
beiberiei 0eidlehts, nidt nur Gr.
uahiene, iunneru aud Siinslinsc mnc
&inoer, bic uidt MIR bebarrlid, mn
inbriiniis pas gllerbeilisite NltarS=
iatrament lieben, ~iunberm bic es aud,
bdhfia (uiirpia) e~ntpiansem Sunl
Haten nno in Der MuSibnng hes
8laubens nno Der anbern 5nsenocn.
Sier6u troecn bclpuuocrung5l6iirhiN
Die gud)nriitiidcu Gongrcne bel.
ipelhe bic aoibolitcn icocs Sabr abz
6iibaltcn pfleaem unb Su 6cncn tic ul,s
ullen Sanbcn bin5uitrnmcn. 60 liz
nuh Den nit 10 groBer Yradt 9cz
'eiertcn GpnBrelien bon aoln. Sonbpn
mn Wontrcnl. Ole 10 Decentralization
Grfolg nuipieien. Der ppn @ubrir
8eTplat. Der nidt lueniger b~eutlpilrbia
mar bnrd GuBercu @lanS mn 1eiiriz
gen 9hiBer. Wis io6ialcl Alaiien.
bon Der nicorisitcu bis Sur bodiicn.
ndbmeu baran Sbeil mn Dor allen
5cihnetc iid) hurd) iciu alttcs Sciipicl
Der aonia nit ieiner boben SamiIic
aus. &eldcS bic iuabren 0eiiibls
Spauien'S in reliai5icr @esicbuna
iinb, paS 5ci9tc eo bel ieuer @tleacns
belt NIT mperbiiater &lorbeit. ipie
ME 5upor. In2c 0jott. 8ir bitten
i'm barlmu. 9ndbi9lih einer lluS 10
tbemrcn Hatiuu bethlehem, muo lie uur
benz llebel behiiteu, bas dnidcincnS
ibren Sriebeu unb ibr @liid Su be-
nrobcn i0eint,"
HlSonm ert6ciltc Der sol. Safer
boS Soaium an bic unucicnoen GrSs
6iidoic. Eapit Bins Der ,3rhnts
iprah nit Weitbin uernebmbarer
Siimmc uno 5eistc nad Der iaIt Sipei
Stmneen oauernoen Ianftipm feline
Grmiipuns. - III. n. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

pretty green and brown tones vas
used for this model. The waist
fronts are slightly crossed in sur
plice style and finished with
broad revers that form a wide
collar over the back. The waist
ia arranged over separate
shield. The pattern Is cut in q
sizes: 8, 10, IL and IA years. It
requires 4 10 yards Of 27-inch ma
terial for the s-year size.
91o4-A Good Housework Apron. La
dies One Piece Apron with
Poeket) arranged for High or ~"
Neck Finish. II is much easier to
slip on an apron when busy at
home than to take u spots On
ones skirts and waists. A very
practical easily made and com
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

tectors extend from the wrist to
the elbow, and are full enough to
accommodate the dress sleeve un-
derneath. The pattern for the
busting cap may also he utilized
for a bathing cap, usjhs oiled silk
for the making. Bingham. s~ateen,
butchers linen, chamhrey and
holland can be used for the max
ing. The pattern is cut in 8
sizes: %, 28N and 80 inches waist
measure. For the medium size
apron and sleeve protectors, 5 1-s
yards Of 36-ineh material will be
required and 3-4 yard for the cap.
'11e-An Attractive Frock for the
Growing Girl. Girls Dress with
Shield and with Fronts in Sur
pIiee Style. Plaid WOODEN in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

back. The coat shows the deep
pointed collar with shaped revers
fronts. The coat pattern is cut
in S sizes: 81, SO, 38, 40 and ~
inches bust measure. The skirt
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: %, %,
rs, 20 and 80 inches waist meas
ure. It requires 6 yards of a.
inch material for the entire suit.
This illustration calls for TWO
SEPARATE patterns, which will
be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of 10 cENTSfFOR EACH in
silver or stamps.
9o97-A New Model for the Little Boy.
Boys Russian Suit with knicker.
boekers and Shield. Suits of this
kind are practical and service
able. They make up we'll in wash
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Orients ppu5oaen. {Siebe Seite 81
Nber IS fragt iidt-pb audi Der Itt Der
&ronun9 III 9erion Die Stuube pcrs
bitten tam, in pelher. in nidt nll5Iz
feruer 3eit, bieie Ielbcu StrnBen cine
%ubermalisc Sluttauie erbulten. =
m. q. S%taots5t9."
+ff
Scit 0olperneur Siliun ais focz
motrotiid)cr Erdiioeutihaits @an>
pipat 9cnnnnt lpirb. bat er iebr piclc
Scinbe. b%cionoers inter Seueu, lpelGe
unbere Sanbibuten b%eiiiupprten. Sieie
bronhmnr!cu ibu iest ais Ycuiipn3s
idgcr. WnS @oupcrncur &illpu
sum &prluuri gcmnht miro. iii
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t73e-A Pretty Design for a Pillow
Top. Suitable for solid embroi.
derry.
Stamped on ecru art cloth. Csc
Stamped on pure cream linen SOC
Perforated pattern. ....... Csc
Pillow top back. 20c
~165s-Shirt Waist Set. A pretty leaf
design suitable for solid or out
line embroidery.
Stamped on 2 IL yards Of
linen
Stamped on 2 IL yards Of
lawn i.Vo
Perforated pattern as
Transfer pattern. ......... 10
's47o-Holiday Bargain. This beauti-
full assortment consists Of one
large centerpiece 17x17 inches.
Four doiIies; 2 trays to match;>1
long pin cushion 6x17 inches; I
calendar; | book mark; l picture
frame-aII stamped on white i'm
ported linen; I stiletto; and trans
fer patterns of two complete
a%Iphabets. $1.10.
PA Very Pretty centrepiece.
This design is suitable for outline,
coronation or soutache braid.
Size 18x18 inches.
Stamped On imported Irish
linen .35c
Perforated pattern. Csc
Any shade silk, per large skein SC
Transfer pattern. ........ 10c
@f10-9111-A Stylish Coat Suit. This
attractive model is composed Of
Ladies' Coat Pattern 9110 and
Ladies' Skirt Pattern Oil. Dou-
bic faced suiting was used for
this suit, in gray mixture, the
trimming being of gray. The
skirt has the popular box panel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

tbatid6lih Elm @brcuSeli9niB. gsie
betdnnt. reIigaierte cr ais Nettpr oea
Yrinceton Spllegc. llnt Wouptrnellr 81
pcrbcu. Sn Der lepiereu 9igenihait
bate CT g 81 eiuem gruSen Ser
moScn brinSch fonlen. Ser poraaz
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The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
As CONVERSIONS
WEEKS RECORD
Special Services Conducted by Pastor
Fixes in Woodward-Ave. Baptist
Church Prove Very Successful.

The Rev. NJ. p. Fixes, pastor Of the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church, IL
highly pleased with the results OF the
flrst weeks services in preparation
Tor the simultaneous evangelistic
'campaign" to be carried on In most OF
the Protestant churches during the
Lenten season. He began his meet.
'ings LAST Monday night In the Audi
forum or his church. and was greet
ed by q large attendance. Big con-
gregations were. in fact, the order OF
the week, each numbering about 1,200.
Upwards of 45 conversions were the
result. A deep spiritual feeling char
aeterized each meeting. and this evil
'dence Of Christianity greatly pleased
and encouraged the pastor.
In addition to the preaching of Mr..
Fixes. the congregations enjoyed some
unusually good vocal numbers from
Fred Butler, the noted basso. who
Was with the Alice Nielsen opera com
pany before devoting his time and
voice to religion. There was also sing
ing by a chorus choir OF 30 voices.
The meetings are to be continued all
next week, with Mr.. Fixes In charge.
Mr.. Butler will also sing each night.
DIR. Fixes will begin the second
week of the special services by con-
tinuing his discussion OF The second
coming of Christ-when?" in the
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

IN believe that a man OF God will
never fail TO get the position, and
do the work which God has planned
! for him?
Q5) Are there any such things as
chance, or luck in attaining distinc-
ton with Gods Why
C6J When we are called OF God 10
work are there any circumstances
which will justify us in giving IL up
Why?
Oh What led Elijah from place 10
place, and did he probably know MS
final destination?
nSD What il IL that leads true
Christian, from place TO place, or
from one thing to another
Qs1 Verses s-l0-what prompted
Elijah to ask Elisha what he should
give him?
(20.) What did Elisha request, and
what did IL meang
(21.) Which is the greater practic-
al blessing to give or to receNe'
Why?
(22) When you make your supreme
wish what is IL?
(2S.) How may we impart to 9th
ers the good qualities We possess!
CAD Verses il-l2-Is there any
way to explain Elijah's translation
to heaven other than by miracle!
(25) Verses 13-lS-Today there Is
no more charm, or wonder working
power, In the garment OF good man
than OF a man not good: how then
do you explain the power OF Elijahs
mantley
(26) Suppose the miraculous part
OF this narrative should not be his
torical, how should that effect your
faith in the essentials OF Christian
ity?
Lesson for Sunday, March IL, 1911.
Elisha, the Prophet. Restores Child
to Life. Kings Nv; S-S7.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

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