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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Sie Nnftdnbiifen ipllcn ii6er piel
8elb uerfiigcn unS Waifen aus ben
Der. StGatcn crbaitcn. Gas 3iel Der
Seuegnng wirb iuubl icin, MfeTifp nm
ictnc Sclbiitanoisfeit 81 brinsen.s
90 ifreibt pGgnetis" IN Der jiingitcn
Summer Der rStabt Gottes".
@ir boiieu uidt. baB ~Aanctus~
Gcdt 6ebdlt. benu ms g~eliiltet %
lpubrlih nid)t. Die 5ofiulngcn unierer
impcrialiitii6en @rpBmduler peripirts
lift 81 feben, Die bon elmer Mnncftipu
Nerifp's unb Siibs amerifa's trcnis
men. @S lam Der urploblih ppir
@aibln8tpn ergdn9cnc Sefebl sur Gins
lanmlung 9roBer Sruppenforper az
Der merifnniihen @rcuSc uno Die
gleid6eitige Scoroerung beri6iebeuer
amertfuniider SauScrfreliSer nad Der
merifaniiheu aiiite porldufie alib
II ais cine Wtatnahme sum Sd)nte
amcritatiiher Sntcreicu bctrahtct
lpcrber. Wubl mag es lid and INT
Sprfcbrungen 5nr llntcrnriifung ber
sablreih ppu unicrcm 9anbc ans.
acbenpeu Siibuitier : Ggpebitipnctt
banocln, nhcr lrcnn has Der ein5i9e
3lped pdre, 10 ndreu Die Spcrationen
nitt in 10 groBem WaBltube erfplst.
Bcnn CO lid nm ncn Sdnt amcrffn-
ntiher NIB a%usldnniifcr SntercTem
baubelt, 10 fonncn bomit nur Suits
reiicn aeuleint ieiu. melhc alif mert>
faniid,em @ebictc lie9en. Somit
lpiirbe Die Iusilbun9 nicics SGnseS
ieltcns uniercr Srlippeu Gin 1leberz
ihrcitcn Der meritaniiheu 8rcn5c
uub cine Seiebuug ~mcrifauiif,cn @ez
bicteS %notbipenhia madden. Il5 ctipas
abIollit Selbrocrit1nblihcs muB Die
Innabmc 9elten, baB bierii6er Elm
polles Ginperncbmeu getrpffcu lit, 10
baB Die etipaigen S%ffupations : WoBs
nabmen nidt uur Der ~megiianisd>~
Resiermna nidt m%iRialen, ionbern
uun ibr iusar scsuini6t ,uerben, neil
han,it nihts Inberes be5meft uiro,
ais waS bic meSitaniide Hesierumg
pun Rehts ,ucscn. iueun tic chen nidt
5eitmei!is ibrer Mtadt beranbt wSrs,
! ielbcr 81 tbun bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
Sic jiitS tpieSer an Ser alrbeit.

Scet Melbungen bonn geitrigen
Gage: /. Gus Berlin miro acmelpct.
bnB bic beutihe 8egierung in @aibz
iu9tou uub Sttaipo au9efragt babe. pb
Seutihlnnb Su ben &ergiinitismgcn
oeS canapiid : ameritaniiden Recis
prpSitdts : gbfummeus berehti9t lei.
Gas Serliuer auSiudrtigc gmt idiibt
~ltnfenntnib Der bctreffenbcu &ahrid,i
bor." Sieic grp6e Tlbcruhcitl Hidt
MIR 9eiltlhlano. lpnheru iebes Sann
ipiro it'd mir Die Sra9c Der @ergiinitis
gnnass Gntbcilnabme intereiiircu. Sp
miro benz aud, bon @aIbiugtpn aus
ausbriielih conitutirt. Nber Seutihs
Lamb nIrb in Der Serliner Hnhrihi
aisbriidlih g%enannt. ltnh bas GuSs
lpdrtiae Tmt idiiet .~llnfcnntniB" DER
Hahriht Dor. 8arum lit bieic
nlberne Wclouna in Die @elt geiebt?
Sum 3ued, Seutihlann beim ameri.
fanifhen @olfe 81 p%isfrcoitireu.
2. IuS Berlin pirb gen,clpet. beutz
Idle Gapitaliitcu triigeu iih nit Dem
Slane. I'M braiilinnilheu Stante
Sao Saulo init britii6en unS ameriz
taniihen lluteruebnmngeu III 8etts
belperh 81 treten, lppbei lie nit Der
Ibii6t umgeben lpllen. IeBterc ldlieBs
lib Sll perbrdngcn uub bort Elm Mouns
pol 81 bilben. Sao Enilo III Elm
Staat Der GitabuS lluiopS DO SraSil,
in pelhcm. ipie in &iu Grancc rr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
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mas ipmft In Merifs ?!

Nnh &erito iii bon Yprtllgal
aus Die R~epplution binilbcr9clpruuz
gen. Gerifp lit 8cpubltf. .. b. Den,
Han,cn nod, IN @irtlidfeit bcrridt
Der nlte Srdiibeut @prphnrip SiaS
nit mchr ais fonialihcr @cpult.
Scin fcitea Hcaiu,cnt ut nllerbiu9s
DEM Sunbc sum Noble gclueicu. obnc
i'm lp1re Wcrito BON Nprbumerifa
ldu9it 'peripciit moroeu. I6er Sins
iiet ihon nit fur3er l(ntcrbrchuna
ieit 1877 auf Dem Srdiircntcuitubl,
iInb bas ut fir cbraei5isc Streber piel
ST. lang. 60 brnh bonn iept bic
Repplltipu ails. bic ihr Saupt in
~ aberu bat, eiueu gbeuteurer aus
3cras, aliu aus Den Ser. Staaten.
,Sas sibt 5u benfen. Sci 10 pielcr
3cpDlutipnen IN Mittel. mnb Siib-
Amerifa baben oieic idlun ibre SanSs
i'm Spicl gcbabt, bae cs seruiR feline
gerlenmoung lit, tic aud iett ais title
3bcilnebmer au5uicben. 8ie Del
&nmpf nlSacbt. lGBt iid nod nifi
iaaeu. IS bubeu ihou cine gauge
Hcibe Sdurmiisel unb feline Shlahs
ten itatt9eiunpcu. Sia5' feitc Sunf
bat bis bcrnu nod, Die 3ilgcl. mo icinC
SrlprSu ideincn SllpcrIdiiis su ieiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

alip bic Gegiernus faftiih iicben
Gents ant Gfann geiuinlt; Dnrh bic
Sei6rbernng Der ,Yiagasines" per=
liert lie ad,t Gents am Yfnnb. Mlip
mir, bic 5arn,er unb Mrbetter, miiien
bas bnr6 bic gef6rbernns Der 3eit=
ihriiten cntitebenbe Scfi5it aus
sleiden. aus unern z d II
nimmt Die Hesierrng bas 8elb nlb
Id1icbt es in sic Saifen Der 0tilios
mare. Sos bciBt nan 9lci6e 8e4te
fir ane!
Sn eiuem ensliiten glattc .Sbe
Catholic Sribunc", mrlrhe fur5lif
c%onitatirt, baB IN etnem ner
sroBen .Iaga3ines". peiien gi9ens
Thinner Den Eroteit 9egen Die beabs
Ii6tiate grbobung Der Yoitsebiibren
a,lf Dem Inseigentbeil Der r0tusas
8iues" nit mterihricb, iif ipabreno
81 @ofen Die In5eigcn bllrdllfnittz
li6 auf 1854 3eilen per 9iltmmer
belieien. Sis gum I. Sftpber 1910
nuroen $500 iiir Die 3eiIc pper reren
Hailm berehnet. In5ei9eu auf Dem
llnrIhlage lpllroen NIT $4,000 iilr Die
IlrBeuieite, $4,000 fir Die Snnena
icitc bcrcfnet. Scitbcr toitct Die
3eile $500. Ansciscn auf benz Inns
ihIage $4,000. rein. $4,000. Ste
Sumnte, Die ieet nj + t be5ablt ipcrz
Den mib, als Dor bent 1. Sftober,
tpdre mebr als seuiigeuo. um nift nur
fir ben an8eigentbeil, ionbern fir Me
ganse Seitihriit 4 Gents Sprto per
Sfunb su ~beSablen. 3eitunsen nne
3eitihrtitcn. bon peldcn nidt mehr
ala 1000 Yfunb inn Wionat perianbt
iperben, iperben bon Der nelieu WfaB@
resel nibt betrpffen.-9as @eiummtz
eeipidt Der i'm lebten Sisfaliabre burd,
pie Yoit sel6idten 3eitunaeu nno
3eiti6rifteu betrus %anndberno 500
Wiaionen Yflnb, tpoourh elm Wdnfo
bon 90 Wiaipnen Collars IN Der Soitz
faIie entItanb. Sieies Seii3it puroe
nurd Die @inuabmen fir Die Sefprbes
rung Der nnbern alniien bis AMI iehs
Mtillionen Collars rebi5irt. Sesz
balb baben Die brungrigeu @elbiddc
ale llrIahe, segen Die Neuernng al
prpteltiren. neil iie etipas bon ibrcnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Sui uub Sta. Gatbarilla, Die Scutz
ihcn ihon lauge ieiteu SUB gciabt
baben. Sus dmcrifaniihe &n@
pital, pcldlcs Ieine @rpuniipnstratt
bon bem Satum Der amcrifaniideu
8eltmahtitellun9 bcrleitet, bat lid,,
nit 3eft unb lciber niht frilbcr. nuf
groiilien 9~eitilr5t unb miro BORT reifc
Grnte einbeimicu. Ibcr CO beiBt bpd,,
Die @cidihtc nuf Den anpf itcllen,
luenn bebaupteG niro. ouB lid pelttid,c
&dpitdliitcu nit Dem Slun trageu. in
Sao Ydulp nit britiiheu uno aineriz
funilhen llntcrncbmun9en in @ettz
belperb Su treten. Wit Der Ihiid,t,
lcBtere ihlieBlih iu p%erbrdu9cn uno
bort Elm Mpnppol al bilhen. Iit
britilthcu uno nmerifunilhcn llntcr>
%nebmuugen! Sieic 3uiammcuiteauug
ntaft Die an lid alberne Welbung iuz
tereilunt. Ius Der 3Iiammenitclillng
gcbt Die Ibiidt berpor. sic Ibiid1t:
Gnalano NIB Amerifa s%uiammen
gescn 9cutihlano.
3. Spllnno bat cinen $,crru Gins
len, hcn Sircttpr elmer Snmpiergcicllz
idlait, Die nit Der nncontrollirtcn
Hiidfiibrung bon Ausmnnbcrcrn
Sduchcr trcibt. aIsgemicicu. Sicier
Serr lit 3uiGuig elm gualdnher. bat
abcr bus Sclb ieincr 5bdtigfcit mad,
Ben Nicberlanhcu uerlest. Seiuer
irugipiirbigeu Sbdtigfcit lpirb nlm bon
Der bpQ0nbiitcu Hegicrnng eiu Gnbe
aematt. llub Scutiflaun lit miebcr
baS aarnidcl. Weil es Die bon Dem
britiifen llutertbaueu iibcr 6pllauo
obne irgenbuelhc Gputrulle 6urildbcs
iDrbcrte Iu%slpunberer, Sumciit 9~iltiicn
uno ans Den Screinigten Stanten,
niht Surh iein Sauo paiiircu lniien
mill. Nun fiubcn, pie gemelbet
rrirb, slpiihen Der britiihen uno Der
nieSerldnbiiten 8egicruu9 bohnotb@
pciniihe @crbaublunaen itatt. &aS
lit Der Sued Der Mclpnng? Gns.
laun uub Nmcrifa (wegen Der Rid
uaubermus) aescn Semti6lanS.
Sic iino wicner ~ Der iredDen uln
Der pummcn arbcit, s,uiidcn Sentih
lano mnb gmerifa 3,uietraht 81 It'll.
ten. SIS lit an Der Seit, linen einnral
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Sett berseben miibten. Rdnhc
bieier vgia9a5ines" lpcrfen nah Den
eisenen Nnsaben ber Giaentbiimer
einen Heingepim pon elmer Million
Collars bas Sabr ab; aber ipenu iie
bier Gents ba5 Erlnb beSablen miibs
ten, 10 ipiirben Die armcn &erle
ruinirt; es ipiirpe tic baufrptt MAIDEN.
Nir fSnnen bas 6eicr crihminsen -
mir ipllen %iurtiabrcn 16 Gents has
Efnnb 81 ~be5ablen, wdbrenh bic Dill
lipndrc MIR einen Gent ST. besablen
branhen. @enn inns uuter Die Irme
segrifien piirbe, 10 founten mir am
gnbe 5t iippi9 peroen nnb - ilber Die
Strdn9e iflu9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

itiffcu Soma, ~Snoioun" uno
.Waiiahuictts" eiuIdiffen, am 10.
Sum- in Guccnstopu, Srlanp, nnfoms
men, bort aft Gage weileu iitD ppn
ha nadj Siel, Seuiihlaub, absebeu.
Ser Iufentbnlt in aiel lpirO bonn 3.
bis II. Suti paucru. Son bort sebt
Die Sabrt nadl Bergen. Noripesen. no
Die aaoetten am 10. SUM dutoHmen
iperben, nm am %. SuIi Die Snbrt
bon BORT uat Gibraltar au5utreten.
Sn @ibrnltnr limb Die &riegSihiffc
nm ,. Nuguit fduig. Bic Seimfabrt
Der &abetten bon Gibraltar wtrb am
s. IuguIt ougetrctcu. Sci Colo
mons Sslaub miro POM 23. bis %.
Nllguit Sdlt semaht. Die @iepers
aufunft III InunpoliS oiirftc am 3nd,s
mittag bes leBtcrcn Cages erfolgen.
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(Spe5ien fir bieie 3eitung.)
Uesen Sic 0esner Ser biaisem
/. pafetpeft.
Bon y. 6. @eder.

Sn ber b%ergansenen ISOLDE ba6en
bic 9aubol5s gambler lire iGbrli6e
Contention I'M Sptel Sfiiter in Wtils
iuailfee a~bgebalten. Su Der SGluBa
iisuns am %. Sebrllar ipurben Be-
ihlills angenommen, iuoriu iie 9egen
@infiibruug elmer biaieeren Ynfetpolt
proteitirten. Iu9enideinli6 befiirhz
ten Die SaienfiiBe. bur6 Die @iniiiba
runa bieier H%eneruns piirbeu Die
FARMER IN Stanb 9eleet. ibr gum
galle ibrer Sduier unb Sheunen
nptbipenoises Sol5. S6tnbeln unb
Gatten brett ails Den @dlcern burd)
bic Yoit 5t beSieben! Cine anbere
llrIade ipeib ib feline 81 beufen, anger
CO lei purcr Heib aegen
bic Sarmer.
gs lit it'd 8u ipuubern. baB Die
S~Sirtbsleute nidt alldb ihon ibren
9roteit ge9cn Die Tafetpoit oofumenz
tirt bnbcn. ltnt Die Sarmer 3u perz
binbcrn, Bier lnb Shnnps burh hie
Bolt All besiehen, bonn iie bdtteu bod,
polfommen 10 piel llridd)e, ipic Die
2umberbdnbler. Gin, mas nidt lit,
fdnt ipcrhcn.
~
9ie ib idpn leste @ohe ihrieb,
haben Die 5%eraus9eber bon "@aga%
sines" gegen ben &oriflag oes @ez
neral Ypitmeiiters Sitfcod protcitirt.
iueld,er be3tpedt, baB bicie 3eitihrifs
ten bier Gents per Sfunb Yorto be-
sablen miiBtcn auf ben Gn5ei9entbeil
berIelben, lpdbrenb Der S%elcltoff mad
ipic Dor fir einen Gent oas SfmnS
burf bic Yoit b~ef0rbert ipiiree. Die
armen Sernllsseber iinb 5u bebauern,
benn tie laseu. lpenn lie bier Gents
per 9iuub bc3ablen miiBten. 10 piirs
ben lie ruinirt. 60 bcaablen lie mn
ciuen Gent, mGbreuo Die SefDrberina
ser Hegieruug neun Gents has
YfIno lpltci. Wir nbcr miiiien 10
Gents per &iunb be5ablen, 10 hnf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

it covers most all Of the dress
worm underneath, and is easy to
make because Of few seams. The
pattern Is suitable for all apron
fabrics. II is cut In 8 sizes:
Small, medium and large. II re-
quires 8 1-2 yards Of 36-inch ma
terial for the medium size.
Graceful Girlish Model. One
Piece Dress for Misses and Small
Women. A practical but stylish
design is here shown. The fronts
are crossed below the bust and
the neck opening is outlined by a
sailor collar. Gibson pIaits lend
breadth to the shoulders. The
waist is cut on the popular "peas-
ant" lines, and may be worn with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

cashmere, serge or flannel. With
a trimming Of embroidery or
braid put on as illustrated the ef-
feet Of a front closing may ke
simulated. The design may be
finished with the tucker or in low
neck style. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 2 4, 6 and 8 years. II
requires 3 IA yards Of 36.ineh ma
teriai for the 6.year size.
Unique and Comfortable
House Apron. The body and
sleeve in one idea has been car
ried out in garments of every
sort, hence the busy and
home dressmaker will welcome
this mode in ar apron that is not
only simple but practical in that
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

closing, but the dress is closed at
the centre back. Deep Gibson
tucks lend breadth to the Shout
ders. The sleeve is plated into
the band cuff. The pattern is cut
in 5 sizes: 6, s., 10, IL and "a
years. It requires 3 IL yards Of
44-inch material for the 1o-year
size.
3746-l aides Seven Gore Skirt. One
Of the newest and most effective
skirts Of the season is here
shown. II consists Of seven
cores, arranged in plaits at the
seams which may be stitched in
tuck effect. For practical ordi-
nary wear with skirt and sepa-
rate waists, this model will be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

or without the tucker. The skirt
has a front and back panel,
stitched in tuck effect and joined
to side and back cores. Cash.
mere, serge, henrietta, washable
fabrics or silk are all suitable for
this charming creation. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: IA, IS, 16
and 10 years. It requires a So
yards Of 44-lnch material for the
16-year size, with I IL yard of 81.
inch material for the tucker.
3874-GirI's Dress. A Charming Frock
for Mothers Girl. Brown serge
with pipings Of red and black SOU
tache braid for trimming was
used for this model. The fronts
are shaped to simulate a side
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Styles Of Sailor Collar. Broad
cloth, velvet, silk, pique os linen
may be used for this model. The
fronts are double breasted; the
back is fitted with seams to the
shoulder. The pattern is cut in .
sizes: 6, 8, 10, IL and IA years
and requires 2 3-8 yards Of ~
inch material for the 8-year size.
8869-A New Frock for Mothers Girl.
Girls One Piece Dress with Body
and Sleeve in One. The little
dress shown here 10 dainty
enough for a "party" or "best"
dress IL made Of soft pretty ma.
terlal, and will also prove a serv-
iceabIe model for general wear II
developed in bingham, galatea,
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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.,
,-s Dubuque. lows.
Use coupon below.
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Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

s517-soy's Russian Suit. This simple
boy Is suitable for development in
g~alatea, linen, serge and broad
cloth. The blouse is made with a
neck band and broad collar which
may be Of the material or plain
white linen. The little knlcker.
boekers are held In place at the
knees by an elastic run In a cas-
ing. The pattern is cut in 8 sizes:
2, 4 and 6 years. The 4-year size
requires 2 SO yards Of 44-inch
material.
-e94.88s4 A Unique and Stylish
Gown. Composed Of Ladies' Skirt
Pattern 1884 and Ladies' Waist
Pattern 1894. Blue m~arquisette
with border Of Persian coIors as
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 Chat may be omitted) sup
plies the under sleeve. The skirt
IL gored and finished with a tunie.
The Waist Pattern is cut In 5
sizes: 81, SO, 80, 20 and AZ inches
bust measure. The Skirt Pattern
10 cut In 8 sizes: 22, "a, 26, 20
and 80 inches waist measure. 1t
will require 8 yards of 36-inch
material with I IL yard for the
tucker Of 27-inch material for the
entire gown.
This Illustration calls for two
separate patterns which will be
mailed to any address on receipt
Of 10 cents for each in silver or
stamps.
e6s6--A Comfortable Desirable Coat
Model. Girls Coat In Three-Quar-
ter or Shorter Length, with or
without Cuff. and with Two
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n]ir lisfsrm gudJ Die annlter (;
81 biaieen preifeu. ;

found very desirable. The pat
tern is cut in 5 sizes: q, "a, 20,
% and 80 inches waist measure.
1t requires 6 IA yards of 36-inch
material for the 24-ineh size.
S623-A Practical Work Apron. The
busy housewife, or the woman
who has little duties TO perform
about the house, we'll knows the
advantage Of a protective work
apron such as the one here
/. shown. The making is a very
simple matter as will be seen at
a glance and may be easily and
quickly accomplished. Generous
pockets are attached TO the skirt
and the sleeves are full enough to
accommodate the dress sleeve
worn underneath. Linen, ging-
ham and percale are all suitable
for the development. Cut in 8
sizes: Small, medium and large.
The medium size will require
a 1-2 yards Of 36-inch material.
s735-A Comfortable Popular Model
for a Boys Suit. Boys Russian
Suit with Blouse having Shield
and Yoke Facing. For flannel,
serge, saIatea, kindergarten cloth,
duck, linen or pique, this design
is most desirable. The facing on
h blouse may be omitted. Sou
tache braid or simple machine
stitching forms a suitable finish.
The pattern is cut in 3 sizes: 4,
6 and 8 years. II requires 2 3-4
yards Of 36-inch material for the
6-year size.
49,
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Don mnierer SIstte.

Sic i1brlideu Ntanopcr uuicres
Observation-Disclosures acknowledgements,
Die aegeurpdrtig in Der Ndbe BON Guba
Itnttftnbcu, ipcrbcn bis 5u @nbc bieies
Wtpuutes bauern. Sic b%eganncn am
Samstaa Hahmitta9. Den 2S. Sdz
mar. nadlbem hie Slottc bon ibrer
SeiuhSreiie in eualiihcu unp frans
SOiiIhen SGfen Suriid9cfebrt. Hcarz
Ibmiral Scutpn Shrocoer fiibrt ba9
Sbcrcpmmanbo iibcr Die Slottc, bie
baS gauge Noroatlantiihe @einmuber
hegrciit; Gas llutcrcommanbo iiibrt
Near ADMIRAL Sibuep Stauuton. Sas
@eihpaper Sdblt % Shlahtihiffs
Goloic uub cine itattlihc Tn6abi
Stronger unb Scrpeopbppte. Sic
SanSeridiffc iiub bic ~@ihisan".
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mont" ais critic Sipilipn; bic
! Iinneiptu" uuo .9teip 6ampibire"
ais 5pcitc Sipiiipu; bic .%9tcbrnsfa".
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ais brittle, uup Die ,Yiiiipuri" uub
~@iscpniin" nlo piertc Sipiiipn.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

q 1
= Our Fall and Winter catalogue I
=. has Just been Issued. II contains 1
= over 400 Of the latest designs In 4
= dress for Ladies', Misses and 4
e Children. No home dressmaker 1
+ should be without Il. Sent to any 1
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Atah Dem BON Warile : Separtes
nlent befannt Se9e6encn Slan fiir Die
Sommer arcuSiabrt Der MARINE
aabetten BON HnuappliS lperbeu bicIc
iih am 3. Suni nlf ben Shladts
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06
Jones to Lecture
on Apple Growing
Under Irrigation
Idaho 0rchardist VIII Appear CT
Daily Program Of Omaha
Land Show.

Lectures On the growing Of apples for
-profst IN IrriEatcd cistgsois Wfu be the
subject of a series Of Sectures 70 bs de-
Hvered AZ the Omaha land show by James
Wilkes Jones. who Il now interested in
irrigation projects in southern Idaho-
Mr. Jones is known in Omaha because Oh
his connection with the national corn ex-
positions he was for several years as
sistant to Prof p G. Holden Of the faculty
of the Iowa State Agricultural college at
Ames,
AIE, Jones has been making addresses be-
fore farmers institutes IN the west for the
last year he has prepared q special series
Of talks for the daily programs Of the
Omaha land show de viii take Up his
subject from a viewpoint calculated 20
make il of interest 70 the widely varying
sections which viii be represented In the
attendance at the land show.
The lectures given by Mr- Jones will gain
an added force frUm the illustrations af-
fOrded bF the displays 20 be made from
the Boise valley orchards. Orchards now
bearing IN the Boise valley have prOduoed
crops that sold for sI00 an acre on the
trees
MOnday, January n Prof Holden. with
whom Mr. Jones was associated in Iowa.
viii appear Al the land show With a spe-
cisl lecture.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06
Reception Closes
First Day of New
Administration
Governor. Former Governor. Their
Wives and Other Officers and
Spouses Are in Line.
- : - co--e.ssnsenl


LINCOLN. jar E-ISpecisl TeisEram.l-
Of1cial and Eociai Lnc1ln tonight said
welcome 20 q res admirisfraticn ana
goodbye to an outEeinE one. The inaug-
ural reception uisssd something q the
briuiancy q former Eears' affairs because
Governor Aldrich sometirae ago put his
foot down on dancinE- and the affair vas
limited perforce 20 a reception.
The reception took p'acr iu represenra-
tive han from a. lc o-clock Here stood
the receiving line headed b. the two Egv-
ernors and thelr wives. after passirE the
fine guests walked 20 the senate chsulotr.
where an orchsstra PLAYED ard where
punch was served. TIC punch was ot a
perfectly innocrnf kind.
Governor shsucrhsrEer's coionels were
in ATTENDANCE in fum uniform Gcvsrnor
AldTichs staff was rot present. Tor the
good and sufficient reason that Governor
.Aldrich dccided 90 have no such Elittering
appsnaFe.
The recaiy1ng line IN representative han
was a. f1iiows
Guvsrror A. c. shaHenbe-ger and Ms.
oorsrnor c. H AAriob and Mrs. Aia-
rich
Lieutenant Goveznor n r. Hopewell and
Mrs Hopewell
President Of NJ senate J H Nonehead
and Mrs No4shead.
Speaker CT the House Jchu Kuhl
SecretzTf Of state George c. Junkin and
Mrs. gvakin
secreaary OF state 4 wait and Mrs
wa.L
stats Auditor s r Barton.
state Trsasurer L G Brian ami Mrs.
Brian
state Tressur~ W. A George and Mr.
George
Attorney General A Mullen and Ms
Mullen
Attorney General Grant Martin and Mrs
( Martin
Superintendent Of Public Instruction z
c Bishop and Mrs Bishop.
Superintendent o. Public Instruction J
I W Crabtree and Mrs Crsbtree
Commissioner Of Public Lands and Build.
inEs z. B. Cowles and Mrs CoWles.
Judge N. e. Reese.
Judge J. B. Barnes and Mrs Barnes
Judge C. B. Letton and Mrs. Betton
Judge Jacob FaWcest and Mrs FaWcett
I Judge J. L. Root and Mrs. Root.
Judge ". b Rose and Mrs Rose
Judge s. H Sedgwfck and Mrs. SsdEE1clz
I Railway COmmissioner H J. Wlnner
Z and Ms Wtrnesf
Railway Commissioner W. J. Purse snl
; Mrs Furse
Railway Commissioner H 7. Clarke, 5r
and Ms Clarke
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06

a. soon a. he can obtain The cash. A th-es-
pags letter was inscrbed by . yoanE
woman in Nebraska enclosing a tHo cenf
stamp. she eEplained that size had -
osived several years age q letter on which
ths stamp has not been cancelled sbe
used the stamp again and her consolercs
has ben troubling her ever since Re
Gently, she vas turned aUaF from her
homs - her father because she had 5Oined
a certain church Desiring % i've a,
honest and holy nfs.~ she felt thaf sbs
must return 20 ths government the Sam
she clEholeztly had used