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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12

league. that vast majority OF electors
of the United States desire and will demand
such ratification, and. furthermore, 1t Is OUT
belief that they will regard the disposition
of this agreement made by the partsans IN
Congress as the measure Of fitness OF either
marty to control the national government
The following reference is made TO the
United States Senatorship situation:
Wa view with complacency the course Of
Democratic activity in Albany, particularly
/ in the light of the late Democratic plat
! form We regard the Albany sltuau9n a.
merely illustrative of the IammaIS ueSiI
and Intention to dominate the pontlcs OF
the state and the nation, ana az an eai he9'
Of what the people Of this STATE may e1-
| pect. provided they commune Wercies
control and turn over TO the tenaer tatI
of Tammany the convention Whlcn' IN i ~
viii sit 10 revise the constitution OF the
| state Of New York. $500. .,,uo,,,r-
o,,t the state TO remember that control OF
! organization, while IL may in turn lead 70
control Of convention, does not always
mean an approval by majority OF the vot-
ne and that no party organization de-
! serves to exist that Is not organlzeo IN DC
| cordance with the will OF the majority.
We also call upon the Republican lean-
| ore IN mis- state TO remember that quarter
of a million Republicans refused 10 we a
the last election in the stare OF NeW LII nt
and chat in order to win In 1872 we must
qair their confidence and support oucn
sdnnort cannot be had unless the party
managers meet the voters lhslsieht ue
manS for reform and square win per
| fornnance their promises MADE In piauoihi
| and on the stump. 90 oo-
n is pleasant on this occasion 70 az
,,1ovIedee the consistency with whlch sen
49, Reveridge Of Indiana, has met tne
| sssues of the day, and we cannot Teli an
frSm expressing the opinion that ia o.
nosine reciprocity with Canada certain re-
pp,,biicans and certain Democrats open tnein-
| Selves TO a charge of gross inconsistency
Tho resolutions indorse President Taits
COMMUNICATION, approve Of his project for
the establishment Of permanent tarih
hoard. pledge the leagues support IN the
carving out Of his legislative programme
80 acknowledge the leagues obligations 70
Thaodora Roosevelt for the consIanl
friendship he has shown to our league VI
The resolutions also declare the le t ss %
onnosition TO a recall Of judges, such a. 80
Droiected in the proposed Arizona &c.
cconstitINion, and predict that euch q Pi tIor
Sttion cannot result In anything other .nari
The subyersion of Justice and equaI oppo'
| tunity under the law 4. .he resolu-
I'VE believe this propos1tion, ue of CO.
| .ions add. under the present sla'e Va 50
ciety 70 be perilous and absurd. os,a.,,
! John A. Stewart. of New fork, PI,.a,ing
| 90 he league. presided at to-day menus n
~ vas decided to hold the annual cohEeh-
| zion al Syracuse in June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
FOR EMPLOYEES WELFARE
Insurance and Pension Plan
Framed at Electrical Conference.

From The Tribune Bureau.
Washington Feb. l1.-Following the draft
ing Of plans which they believe will result
in closer relations between employers and
employees, members OF the public policy
committee Of the National Electric Light
Association closed their series of confer
ences tonight
Although It was announced that the rec
ommendation of the committee would not
be made public until the annual convention
In New York in May, It IS understood that
the public policy committee has decided
upon an equitable system of life and sick
ness insurance and ordinary and total disa-
bility pensions for employees, all OF which
will tend toward what the committee terms
the welfare" OF both employing companies
and their faithful employees.
Many Of the principal electric lighting
companies in the United States were repre-
scented at the Washington conference, which
was called primarily for the purpose OF de-
termining upon some welfare" plan TO be
submitted to the annual convention. Mem
bers of the committee expressed themselves
as being we'll satisfied with the result OF
the conference
Among those IN attendance were Arthur
williams, manager of the New York Edison
Company; Charles L. Edgar. Of Boston.
chairman of the committee and president
OF the Boston Edison Company; y. b.
Brady vice-president Of the New York Edi-
son Company; Thomas i. Murray, presi-
dent Of the Association of Edison Illumi-
mating Companies; ]. =. Mccall. OF the
Philadelphia Electric Company; w. W.
Freeman, vice-president Of the Brooklyn
Edison Company; Henry J.. Doherty. of
New York. representing an extensive West
ern lighting syndicate. and nearly dozen
other representatives OF electrical concerns
from all parts Of the country. Approx
mately one thousand companies were rep
resented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
.CUMM|NS SUPPORTS TAFT
Tells Brooklyn Republicans He
FavorS Reciprocity.
PRAISES BLAINE'S STAND
Iowa Senator Gives His Views
on Proposed Agreement
with Canada.

Two hundred and fifty members and
guests Of the Union League Club, OF Brook
Ign, loudly applauded United States Senator
Albert b. Cummins, of Iowa, when he spoke
I'm favor Of Canadian reciprocity at the an
nual Lincoln dinner held at the clubhouse
in Grant Square, last night. Senator Cum
minis who was the guest of the evening,
was introduced by George y. Robinson,
president of the club. He said. in part
81 am for reciprocity with Canada, but
am not for every trade arrangement that
may be proposed under the name OF reel
procity 1 was in favor Of the policy or
protection in 1909. but not in favor OF the
Payne-Aldrich tariff law. I am not one or
those who believe that the free admission
Of agricultural products into the United
States from Canada will materially affect
our farmers, but l do believe that while
admitting free the things which the farmer
sells we should also admit free some OF
the things the farmer buys. The objection
I have to the present arrangement is That
il does not go far enough.
'I say that now is the time to make
things right between ourselves and Canada
and If the friends OF reciprocity will stand
firm we shall win"
Senator Cummins outlined his views OF
the proposed reciprocity agreement, and
said that he thought that the American
flag would now be floating from the North
Pole to the Gulf had Blaine's ideas on
closer commercial relations with Canada
been carried out
District Attorney Charles S. Whitman,
Naval Constructor William j. Baxter. ex-
Congressman J. Adam Bede and the Rev.
DR.. s. Parkes Cadman followed Senator
Cummins on the speakers list. The Rev.
DR.. " MCGEE Waters, pastor of the Temp
kins Avenue Congregational Church, pro-
nounced the invocation.
A huge copy Of Borglums bust Of Lincoln.
banked with palms and flowers, was the
principal decoration OF the hall.
Little Rock, Ark, Feb. lin an inter-
view prior 10 his departure for Washington
last night United States Senator Jefr Davis
expressed the opinion that there would be
no extra session OF Congress this year
1.-THE ratification OF the reciprocity agree
ment with Canada" said Senator Davis,
us the only matter which would influence
the Republican party 10 agree TO an extra
session. and | am convinced Congress will
ratify the treaty before adjournment.
March A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
FIGHTING FOR HARMON IN 1911
Ont to Win the Nomination, Says Cam
naipn Committee Chairman.
,n-, ro,esr.,b 20 The Tribune.


Cincinnati Feb, 1--we shall nght !.
out ON this line II It takes two summers
said Hugh L. Nichols, chairman OF inc
Harmon campaign committee this AFTER
noon at the headquarters when "efo
onened here this morning
.rvye,re out to win the nomination iof
Governor Harmon" continued Mr.. Nichois.
.aT,he headquarters will remain open unlil
that lob is done. even II It takes a year or
more 10 do It. We expect to win. inc
establishment Of the headquarters IN 'hi'
cItv Is an excellent thing for Cincinnati
,rasmuch as many notable visitors VIII %
docking to Cincinnati. We are going 10 90
onr work through the newspapers OF inc
country, and expect that within the mex
Few weeks we will need larger ofnces thah
these" o...
The HEADQUARTERS are at No. s6 ProWdeht
pank building. The early financing OF inc
hoono Is 10 be done by Harmon's friends IN
all narts of Ohio. However, at present THIS
60 almost entirely devoted to paying rent
and postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
ELECTION NOT CORRUPT
District Attorney Unable to Get
Evidence to Support Charge.
IRv Telecranh Ia mo rrihnnn l

by Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Boston, Feb. n.-Distrtct Attorney Pellet
tier has not been able to secure any evil
dence to present to the grand jury at its
sitting this week in the matter Of charges
of corruption in connection with the cleo
ton Of Senator Lodge.
Having learned Of newspaper report
of a sermon by the Rev. DIR. Cortlandt
Myers, pastor OF fremont Temple. in which
he was quoted as saying that money was
used in the election. the District Attorney
asked him TO call.
II never made any statement to the
effect that money had been expended for
the election OF Senator from the State OF
Massachusetts" Dr. Myers said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
JUDGE ATTACKS COURT
DISPUTE Over Removal of Murder Case
in Virginia.
fBy TELEGRAPH to The Tribune. !

Richmond, Va. Feb. 1.-THE State Su-
preme Court having ordered the removal
Of a murder case rom buckingham County
10 Richmond. Judge George J. Hundley. of
buckingham. has declined to enter the or
AZ, OF removal as directed. and Judge Witt.
~ the Richmond Husting Court. has been
ordered by the Governor to go 10 Bucklng-
ham and enter the order.
yudge Hundley says that the Supreme
court appears 20 lack that fine spirit OF
courtesy and comfy which one court has
Cor another" Eundley says the proceed
to IS unusual, as It is not the custom 10
d,rect a particular court 10 which trial
shau DO transferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
DROP THIRTY SEVEN MIDDIES
Boys Fail in Studies at Naval
Academy.

Washington. Feb. Il.-For failure In
studies at their recent semi-annual exam
nations thirty-seven mdshlpmen have
been dropped from the rolls OF the Naval
Academy. at Annapolis. The recommenda-
ton OF the academic board to that effect
was approved by Acting Secretary Win
throp to-day. OF the boys VINO failed three
were In the first class eight in the second,
five In the third and twenty-one in the
fourp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
lND0RSE RECIPROCITY PLAN
republican League of Clubs Also
Acts ON Senatorship Deadlock.

Albany, Feb. 1.-THE Canadian reel
aoc'ty agreement was approved in resolu-
NVns adopted by the directors OF the Re-
publican League Of Clubs Of the State OF
.,e~ York at their annual meeting here to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
vo,,meR GIRL is IMPROVING.

rour-vear-old Frances Vollmer. who was
found frozen and starving beside the body
~ her mother. Mrs. Frederick Vollmer'
- ,ho noIice broken into the apart
p,nnHs ~ No 46s East I5sth street. Friday
night. was reported 10 be much improve prove,
at the Lebanon Hospital yesterday ino'n'
Ing. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12

WOMEN'S LOW SHOES AND PUMPS FOR
STYLES AND A WIDE RANCE OF LEATfIERs AT REASON.
ABLE PRICES. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SUPPLYING
FOOTWEAR FOR TROUSSEAUX, ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
WOMEN'S PETTlCOAlS

WILL BE MARKED TUESDAY AT VERY ATTRACTIVE
PRICES AS FOLLOWS ~
prr11CoATs OF WHITE CHINA SILK LACE TRIMMED $50
prrr,COATs OF BLACK OR COLORED MESSALlNE 500
,,,non,rn prrr,coNrs OF ColoRED OAMBRAY SIS
ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE STOCK OF WONlENS PETIT
COATS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. WHICH INCLUDES
MONTHS OF MO1NR, sATEEN MOREEN. sEERsUCKER SATIN
rom ADJ Six WITH Jersey TOP CREPE METEOR AND
CHIFFON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
%. Altntatt & On.
s1u AVENUE. GATH AND 18Th STREETS. NEW YORK

ON TUESDAY, FEB l4TH' WILL OFFER
THE ENTIRE REMAINING AUTUMN AND
WINTER STOCK OF EVENING GOWNS AND
TAI OR-MADE SUITS INCLUDING THE FOL-
LOWING, AT EXTRAORDINARILY REDUCED
PRICES AS A FINAL REDUCTION.
EVENING GOWNS $500
FORMERLY $4,000 TO $l25oo
EVENING GOWNS $4,000
FORMERLY $4,000 TO $4,000
TAI OR-MADE SUITS $2400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12

TIA nrst meeting OF the Senate committed.
as II was Q foregons conclusion that San
Francisco would carry on the prize. Tho
San yrancisoo boomers are still here, and.
naturally. are jubilant over their success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12

d. Altnatt & On.
WOMENS LINGERIE WAISTS All SPECIAL PF<lIEo
WILL. BE OFFERED TUESDAY: COMPRISING ESPECIALLY
PREPARED STYLES IN NEW SPRING MODELS LANt AND
EMBROIDERY TRIMMED
AT $3.50, $3.50, $500 & $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
peritanS itr GeidbSft.

Ct. 2pllis, Mo., %. Gc5.-gs bat
lid, berutsgeitellt, DAB 9iai Nc Dom.
eli, melde lidr inter Der Antlagc int
bieiigen 8efansnis befinoet. ais
Iienitmdbdcn Ser Sulnilie 9uer GIT
meleu i'm @erthe con $4,000 cntpen.
oct St babell. III elmer Yittsbllrgcr
Sparbanf $4,000 heppnirt hat.
Gper hat bereits oiii haS 8elo @c.
id)lag selegt. INN lid id,aolos Sll bal
ten. Illh Sra Mir bon Chicago, alli
beiicn Mfttbcitmgcn bin bas WGo.
diem perbaftet mltrSe. bat 4nrcdbt auf
Oas 9elb crhpbcn. Mon perlniithet,
boB bic McS ppell nod in onoercll
9anfen @elb BOT. oo tic inSgciammt
Sdmutiafen I'M @erthc bon $T5,@
900 acItpblen baben ioil, wdbrcno lie
ibrc &ollc OILS SienitntGode ipielte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
Ssrtidsritt s,sitt 6mtei,.

Gonocn, q. s.. %. ScS.-9ic
y9ublic Serpice Corporation" boz,
Nem SSerieD mod,te ibre Alterspeniio.
nell. n,b &eriiderulgspldne fiir ibre
aneeitellten befonut, Die an 1. So
mar in Strait tretcir merbcu. Dor
einigen Sageu aob Die 8eieilihnit
ibrcn Wotorlciltcn imb &oibuftcuren
cine 2obn5ulnge bon eiitem Sent per
Stunhe. mie lie Dies int lesten Sont.
ilrer periprpd)cu butte. Eah Dem
ELECTROMAGNETIC miro ieoer er,
frantic ooer pcr,maliidtc Nn9eItellte
90 Gage lang tdalih einen Collar
erbalten. lm Saa, bob eiu ange.
i%telltcr itirbt, erhalten ieine @ittuc
pber ionitise %Ingeborige. fir beren
ll~ntcrhalt er iorate, $500. Nod
Dem Yeniionirmgsplan erbalteii NM
selteltc. Die nit 65 Sabren aus bem
Iienit tretcn, nift meniaer ais $40
iGbrlid. penll tic % Sabre lang iiir
Die aonlpngnic g~earbeitet haben.
Manner pom 10 Sabren Die 20
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
Die maHrhcit!

ran .aatboliifen 0elitid= Gnlcria
faner" leleu MIR:
Ger MultimiQipndr Carnegie hat
Die Snmme boa 10 Miliuncn Collar
i'm Sntereiic Scs @rltfrieSeus &c
itiitet.
Ms nnier SremS @icsbcrts Die
Heiie Snrd, Die Der. Staaten mad,te,
hat i'm bic Nnsbcntnns Der armen
Irbeiter in ben Stablwcrfeu oieies
ihottiiGeu rGbilantropen" nm mel.
itsu eridIittcrt nnb cmp6rt. $50
Wilioncn hat Sirier Ynsbentcr fir
ioscnannte sntc 3meds-bcionSers
fir &ibiliuthcfen nit uielen Siidlerm
antidriitlider Senoeus-bis Jest her.
scgehen. Sas 6elo tit anS Den ar
men Yrbcitern hcrnnSgepreft wurScn
nno luena es fir Sicic, mie lid, oaS
gehDrtc. 8cr,uenospg sefnuSsu bate,
mare Oieie Wpth nHa picl GlenS Der.
mieocn wurben. 8eraSc III Den leBs
ten Sagen fommeu %betrnbenSc RAD
ridten ans Dem @cbittc Der Stablin-
Smitric. $4,000 Mrbeiter merben in,
barten @intsr beidaitianuasios unb
miiicn nit Tran nnh Ainscrn BAR.
ben. SaSon nimmt bic Melt frine
3utii, tic tanst iuritcr nm oas gpl.
bene &alb.
SIT eS ein Number, lueut sic 10.
siaioemufratiihcn Scbren immcr
mebr Nubdnscr seiuinnen?
Mir huifeu, ban niemals cim
fatbulild)es Snititnt pon oieiea Sei.,
Stabl. nnb anbercn ansbsntcrf1ai.
sen and nar einen Sent annimmt."
(Shne brett ~nrtncilen Ill moi
len mod9ten iuir, biu5uiiigen, hnB
altseiibts Der SerpGbtisunseu mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03

lerilt lpcr6en lie uiftS. dls lid, dit
uno gelpanbt in Der @eIeaihaft 81
b%enebnen. lid id)on 5u mobell nit
El,bcr nnb &nsntetifs, Die Serrin Nes
SaulcS Si1 ipielen p0er Die jopialen
@1ite, gut ellen unb lliilhen, BON ben
tbeltcr be5ablten Sad)en ans Der Se'
MISUNDERSTANDING, tan5en bis , ltbr
MoraenS iriib, Soiletten trngen, unb
oie Der Mitaenoiiinnen fritiiieren mo
bcneioen. &latid) a Ia bernie mo-
Oaine, unb oergl. mcbr. Die 0ienIts
6oten merben bebanoelt mic Sieb ulb
Sunoe, mino non, Silnoe better pie
9ienitboten. Sn ben 2anbit1oteil
abnlen Die SalbmiaiouGre ben Multi.
MiaiollGren Der 8roBitGote ua6 ulo
2 Sienitbpten thllil bier Die Irbeit
fiir BORT udlt. Sas lit inner llcr.
ooic, acfiiblSouieliae, ulb ebeid,ei.
oungsiiidytige @eloobel (nFlebeier-
empprfommlingc" ia9t man y9rii.
benz in umiereu 8roBItabten mo
ebenio in Den 10000 Seelen.S tGoten.
@er'S nidt glallbt, iroae eillnal bel
Sen 9ienitbotcn mnierer cberen
.GierSiq" bier IN Srb,ldlte nod luio
CT miro iih iiber5eugcn tonnen.
Genes pGapitalnplf" aber nrro Die
So5ialiIten lino Die heihen Sallptiibel,
Die uniere mpOerlte liberalc 3eit her.
porgebrod)t bot.-S. u. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
Gntrebtct!!

@enn ein Ginmanocrer allf CHS
Sslnno aus irgeuo einem @runoe
olsaeid,loiicu miro, 10 Iteht ibm rod
Dem 8eieBe, oas &ed)t auf 9ernfrma
ST.. Man ideint aber ouf ellis
SSSlanb 2ellten, sic bon bieIem Hed)te
ltihta miiien. feinerlci Iuifl0riing IN
bieier Siniiht 5lt gcben, mani blllbigt
bielmebr Dem @runbiabe. oab man
Die Dllnmiiuidensmertben" 10 halo
ols moglih losmeroen miiiic. Ginen
eflatanten 9cpeiS baiiir bat Die DE.
banblima BON $50 mlsgeidloiienen
@rieten gegeben. 9iele 9eute pa.
rem nellih abellbs NIT 400 anbercn
2auhSle,tten bon Dem Tampfer
.Sbemiitoeies"-an gaiS SsIono &c.
lalloet iporben. Is mar 81 ipat gum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03

gerbor, bies- fonnte crit am ndfiten
Morgen it%attfinoen. Son ben 600
muroen $50 ollsseihloiien nnb als.
balb, in bret abtheilunaen BON ie
so Gerioner, nah benz in Srooflpn
Dor Infer liegenoen Sampfer &C.
braht, Der nod ont Ibenh, fltrs not
5 llbr, in See Itad. Nan aob ben
2euten feline 8elegenbeit sum g(ppea;
man geitattete bensn. Die Iuseboriae
ODER @ertparlste bier bahen, nid)t.
ibre 2ieben ST. ieben. Man pafte
Die rmaliidlid,en Menifeufinoer elm.
fah ailf Elm Boot llno idob lie ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03

Sabrifanten nid,t, fpic engliIdc,
bemtihe pper irau8Giiihc. energiihcr
periudeu, observation-disclosures, Die Der
lpaniid1en itnb pprtugieiiiden Spratc
mdGtig iino. mad Den iiib : umeritaz
niid,en Sdnbern 5t idideu. nm
annoeu 81 ncrben lnp ben Sunbel
SIT ~forbern. ShdtIade lit, bd6 Die
curopdiid)en SanoclslGuoer Die iiibs
omerifaniiden Idrftc biIigcr pcrs
Iorsen. uls mir es tonten ODER mullell.
lleberbies paiien it'd Die c~urop1iideu
Snouitriellen ben &iinihen uilb Sc
m~obnbeiten ser Sib : Imeritaner
beIier on, ais Die umeritauiihen
unb besbalb bat ibr Sanbel groberen
grfolg. als ber mirisc. llub Ms
miro 10 bIeibeu. ioIan9e Die Jest be.
itebenben &erbdltnilic dnpauern.
Mud Die Shiffsiu6libicu iperbeu
barau nidotS dnberu. In Siih Nnrcz
rita nber biaig 3I uerfaufen. biliger
ais in Snlnnb, mo bier Ole Yreiic Su
erbDbcn, I'M BEN Srofit nidlt al
Ihndlern mn obenprein pom Solfe
nod SfifisIubIinien 5nhleu 5u inlien.
lit unserehte nnb idlcdte &plitif,
fir Die lid nn$ &olf behanfcn piro.
- nScutifer Correspondent"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
unier FanSeI nit $aSs
2lnterifa.

Sumner ipieoer miro bnriiber acs
flaat. bn6 Die @ercinigtcn Staoteu
in bent 5anbel nit Glib Amerito nidlt
ben Nntbeil baben, Der ibnen mad,
Der gco9rapbiihen Gage sufonuncn
lpllte. Ilf bic pdnamerifanilhcu
epn9renc, auf benen 10 biclc ih0ne
Heoen 9ebalten pprben linb, bobcn
bic lest ipenig Seiierlns sebrad,t.
linn cine iolde 8l er5ielen. pirp nli
S6iffsiubiioieu sehrungeu. lpeil Der
Sanocl Der Slaaac fclscu tuerhc.
Weiter ipirb Die Grriftuns bon omez
ritaniidlen Snnten in iiipameritauiz
Id,en Staateu e%mpipblen.
GS lit fraelid. Oh nnicr Sanoel
nit Glib Imerifa burd, bieie WuSs
rc9eln b~eoeuteno iteiaeu ipiiroe. IS
maft feiten unteridich. Oh uuIerc
Wdaren urtcr anerifaniiher pper
elmer dtoeren Slaaee nab iiipnmeris
taniifen Sdnbern sebraht iperben.
SauptIadc ut, haB lie ilberbnupt bort
Ibias finben. Iderbau : Yrooufte
brau6t Glib Gmerifa nid,t bon ms
81 be5ieben; bnran bat cS ielbiI llebcrs
fln6. Ser Sunbel pilrhc iih allc
IN Der 5anptiahe nuf Srbutriez Or
seusnine beidrGnfsn. 9icic fam
Siios amerifa 5um groBen Sbsil nber
biatger aus england. Seuti6lano
unb Sranfrcid be5ieben. mb Der
SreiS Der @aGreu bat piel NIT Dem
abins 81 tbun. Sm 8ettbeipcrb mi.
anbercn Snnbefsnntioneu fonneu Die
sroBcu Yroiite. an lpeld,e ameritanis
Idle Sabriianteu ,9cirobut limb. ni6t
9emoht ipernen. Gum Sbeil liest ee
pcbl raran. baB Die amerifanii1en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03

also has a group Of tucks at the
centre. The body portions are
heightened by a flounee that may
be plated or gathered. The pat
tern is cut In 4 sizes: 8, q, 6 and
8 years. II requires 2 yards OF
44-ineh material for the 4-year
size.
'55o-Ladles' and Misses Collars and
Cuffs. The low Dutch collar bids
fair to be a most Important ad-
junct to the toilette this season
and 10 very smart and dainty.
They may be made Of several ma
teriais, all owe embroidery, tuck
Ing, lace and plain linen. Motifs,
either Of embroidery or lace are
often used In the trimming, al
though the prettiest finish Is an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
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 and be sure to state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
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, 1911-01-03

Scrien Gitp fpnfis3iert. Ger 9efebl
sitr &cniis5ieruug ipllroe bonn 9un-
hescomiii1r ertheilt iiub beiagt, oob
ole @icr politdnois luneeniebbar ie;en.
Die 6eiunbheitsbebGrbc BON Seriep
Gin miro crirtft iperben, Die Gier SIT
ucrnihtell. Tic Gicr folllen bon Der
Chicago Colo Storoge & @arebouie
60. lluo Der Union Cob Storage So.
bon Gbieaap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03
ueme HekSlaueas.

Nltoona, Soma. %. Ges.--Ser 81,
ienmoorenbanbler !. u. Gprter bot
an ieinem I'M Snnereu heS @ehallecs
i'm ae!ler h~ciiuolid,cu SrrmucrL als
CT &aiicr bolen poilte, geiinhcil, bab
Is ld'lpcr mar. sM pumpen. uulb baB
sic crbalteue 6liiiliefeit cincn cisen.
tbiimlid)en @erild) babe. Cine In.
teriudung ersnb, oaB Ole Yltmpe
Mpbol ST. Gage geiornert bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03

Sm leBtcu Si5fuliabrc purben H.
36s.15t Eimo Slepmaraarinc fobriz
Sirt. Sarnlf ma Die %er. Staateu
Steucr - Gent pro Sfunb. Iud
iuirDeu $3.50 Sfuuo gcfdrbteS
Slepnaranriue fnbri5irt, murauf oe
Stcuer cinen Sent nas Sfunb betrGet.
Sic 2ieierlmg rcnopirter Butter be-
trug 344.t5t Yfuno, Die nod Be-
sahllna Der Stcuer, nif ben Mnrft
0ebradlt purne. .(Siebe hieriiber cine
intcrchGnte Ncnigfeit int ben lann-
m;rtbihaitlihen Sprltcn oieicr Hums
mer. Nic ReD.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-03

Sesunsell Der So5ialiiten l~tlIere fo-
tholiiten anitalten boppelt poriidtig
iein iollen. iolhe @eloer.@ eihenfe
announcement. DAB iiberbaltpt iolde
Sale iebr Ielten iino, gent id,on aus
Der Shatiufe berpor, Dab ipppbl
Carnegie ipie Todefeler ODER Silp-
teller nod Itets hire @elber iold,et
SnItitl,ten 5ugapanot. Die bos gerobe
@egeutbeil bon &eligion lebren. SaS
geniigt.--Iie Heo.)