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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13
plans NOVEL SHOW
OF local PRODUCTS
GALBREATH PREPARING EXHIB-
1T OF MID-CONTINENT MINER
AIS FOR COUNTY FAIR.

An exhibit that will show to a
splendid advantage the great mineral
wealth of Oklahoma, Is being planned
by Robert J. Galbreath, wealthy oil
operator OF Tulsa. for the Tulsa Coun-
ty Fair and other fairs throughout
the Southwest. Mr.. Galbreath an
nounced yesterday that he was pre-
pairing a two-car exhibit of mineral
products of Oklahoma. which will be
seen in every fair throughout the sur
rounding country this fall
The exhibit will be placed on two
specially prepared railroad cars and
taken from town to town. The ex-
hibit will include all the productions
Of the Mid-Continent field. and ores
of various kinds from the Bromide,
Okla. great stone quarries. In which
Mr.. Galbreath Is Interested.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13
DESIRED TO BEGIN
Sentence At once
YOUNG NEGRO PLEADS GUILTY
TO LARCENY AND GETS A
YEAR AND a DAY.

Anxious to begin at once to pay the
penalty for his crime, Clarence Rid
dick, a young negro boy, who was
arrested last Saturday night in Sa-
pulpa on charge Of stealing gold
watch from A. Y. Boswell, OF Tulsa,
yesterday plead guilty to a charge
of grand larceny and was sentenced
to serve a year and a day in the state
penltentiary at MeAlester by Superior
Judge Breckenridge.
The watch, which was valued at
s37, was stolen from Boswell last
Friday night, and Riddick was ar
rested in Sapulpa the next day on re-
quest of the local officers. He was
brought back to Tulsa Sunday, and
signifled his intentions of pleading
guilty. He was anxious to avoid de-
lays, saying that If he must go to
prison, he wished to get it over with
as soon as possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13

The new home of Ewing Hard
ware is in Gillette Building on Third
Street between Drew Building and
Lon Stansbery. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13

m"re in the blue book while Chick
asia secures a place because OF sam
uc W. Hayes member Of the su
! pr, me Court, Cordell has Il, a. Bill
ups, lawyer and legislator. VIII,
originated the 'Billups booze bill,
and purant, has Robert L. Williams
mHhber OF the Supreme Court anc
probable candidate for United State;
senator In 1919.
There are three from III Reno, all
Of them jursts, including Frank C.
Gillette, G. Il. Irwin and c, =. LIN
coin, who was candidate three years
ago for the Republican nomination
Tor Congress IN the second district
Enid, likewise has three, one of them
a Judge and Republican candidate for
Congress egainst Bird Mcclure. Mil
ton G. CARRIER, and the other two edu-
Gators. They are r. W, Butcher, city
superintendent Of schools and T.. l..
collars, president of the Oklahoma
Christian University.
From Guthrie there Is Cassius NJ.
Barnes, former territorial governor
and J. II, Busord, +. II. Cotteral
Frank Dale, Matthew Kane, Horace
Speed and +. q. Spilman, all of them
iurists. kingfisher has A. j. Seay,
former governor of oklahoma Terri
tory; Kiowa has Dr. Charles u. Bel
den, physician; Lawton has Scott Fer
ris, Democratic congressman and
Thomas l.. Gore. United States SEN
ator, and then those from Muskogee
are given.
They are r. f.. Campbell c. A.
Cook, G. l.. Johnson and Charles W.
Raymond, jurists; c. n Haskell, for
mer governor; II. l. owen. senator,
{. T.. Creager, former RepublA"a
congressman and j. X. Thomas an
other former congressman.
Norman, the seat of the State Uni
verslty, has only educators. David X,
Boyd, former president of the Uni.
posed president, and Julien G. Mon
nett, acting president, form the list,
with s. VI. Barrett, professor of edu-
cation and noted writer.
Olney is represented by DR.. Il. N.
Wright, a physician; Pawnee has Bird
Mcclure, of congressional fame; Sac
ret Heart Is known because Of Greg
ory Gerrer. head of the Catholic
Academy at that point, and Sapulpa
because of William jenkins, another
former territorial governor
William II. Murray alfalfa Bid,
IS considered Of sufficient prominence
so that Tishomingo is on the list and
he is registered as farmer, not as
the sage" of Tishomingo. Vlnita has
James S. Davenport. congressman.
and J. A. Gill, jurist. An educator
comes from Weatherford. the Sc
the Southwestern Normal School in
the preson of Roy Temple House,
probably the most famous of the
poets of Oklahoma.
The others on the list are Il. b.
Ferguson of Watonga, former gover-
nor; n. y. Jackson, of Welch, a rail-
road civil engineer; C. f. Ladd. Of
Wilburton, president of the Oklahoma
School of Mines, and Dick T. Morgan
of Woodward, congressman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13

which shows interior views was taken
In the company's studio at Coffeyville.
The pictures viii be shown in Tulsa
first and from here will be taken on
n tour of the country, with Mr..
Younger along as lecturer.
The pictures are said to be re-
production of a real" incident in
real" life that occurred in Tulsa when
this country was infested with outlaws
and Indians.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13
RcmaIns % Arkansas City.

The remains OF Mrs, Mary T.. An
derson We're shipped over the Midland
Valley railroad to Arkansas City yes
terday afternoon for interment there.
Mrs, Anderson was nearly S5 years
old when she died on the 3lst of
August The body was held over
until her son, who lives in Los An
geles County. Calf, could be heard
from. Preceding the shipment, fun
eral services, conducted by the Rev.
Percy Knlckerbocker, We're held In
the chapel OF the Mowbray Under
taking Company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13
MUST DO ROAD TIME.
Man Able to Labor for Himself Must
Work for State.

That citizen of Oklahoma who Is
within the statutory age limit can be
compelled to perform four days road
work or pay the equivalent in money
at the rate OF s1.25 per day, although
he may be partially disabled, is the
holding of Attorney General West in
an opinion to ID. O. Martin of Daven-
port, Okla. The opinion holds that
If man is able to perform ordinary
work he must perform road duty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13

In which they live, and its nucleus for
better things TO follow.
The time ana place, Friday evening,
$50 y. m. sharp; the old Commercial
Club rooms over the Colonial Bank;
q real, old time, booster meeting, the
Find that has made Tulsa the city
she Is and Is going 10 be.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13
Mitchell Infant Buried.

Bernita o.. the nine months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Mitch
ell Of Overlook Addition. died at ~
D. m, Monday, and was buried yes
terday afternoon in Red Fork cem-
etery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-13
Stop
DiarrhOea
Wakefield'S
Blackberry Balsam

Quickly stops Diarrhoea. Dysentery.
Cholera Infantum and all bowel trou-
bles without constipating. No opium
nor other habit forming drugs. Ac-
cept only wakefields. II cures az
ter other remedies fail. 35c or Q bot
ties for $1,000. Everywhere.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-29
WORLD TAKES CARE OF ITSELF
Real Philosopher Does Not Worry
Much Over the Terrible Plight
of the Future.

One may ardently advocate the con-
servation of natural resources without
losing rest in worrying about what
forests are destroyed, or for warmth
when coal is exhausted. 1t Is really
unwise to get hysterical over such
troubles, SO long as they are under
contract for future delivery. None
OF us should be deficient In philoso-
ply. The real philosopher Is he who.
having sure tip that things are COM
ing his way, smiles upon adversely
with Indulgence.
1t is Just as we'll to consider that
by the time crosstie material quits
growing all the Pullmans will be In
the air with all the berths upper, and
that a thousand years from now, II
the scarcity of coal runs the price up
to $1,000 a ton, some miserable sin
ners of the present may have cause
to rejoice in the prospect of lower
temperatures.
The world is going to take care Of
itself and the guess that the little
earth will be rocking along on SEIZED
ule time hundred thousand years
hence is just as good as any other.
Why, therefore, worry? Why attempt
to solve the puzzle of navigating the
future of dreadnoughts too big for the
sea; leave that to future HobsoDs
If the safe and sane people will just
make up their minds TO cultivate
philosophy, and to practise it, many
disturbing factors would be elimi
mated. There is nothing like determ-
lining that it will work out all right;
It always does.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-29
CURED TO STAY CURED
How on Emmett Citizen Found
Complete Freedom From Kid
ney Troubles.

If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
From any disease of the kidneys.
Be cured to stay cured.
Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting
cures.
Emmett people testify.
Here's one case of it:
Mrs. C. v. Stokesberry, Park and
Mckinley Sts., Emmett, Idaho, says:
81 was troubled by disordered kid
neys for many years and my back
became weak and painful. often I
was laid up with headaches and
dizzy spells and at such times, l
was unable to see distinctly. 1
had chills and nervous spells and
was miserable in every way when l
began using Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at B. B. Davis Drug store.
They soon effected a cure and i'm
proved my condition in every way"
Statement given October 20, 1900
A Lasting Effect.
On June 10, 1910, Mrs. Stokes
berry sand: 81 gladly confirm my
former endorsement of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. They effected perman-
ent cure in my case"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-29
Polishing Furniture.

If your furniture has grown dull
and streaked try rubbing up with
flannel dipped in equal parts of tur-
pentine and coal oil. 1t polishes
quickly and much more cheaply than
expensive polishes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-29
The Red Moon.

Astronomers say the red moon is
due to dense atmosphere from -atery
vapor and gases.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Seemb essen Sermfseranfs
keiten Ser 3trbetter.

Gin Stiid i~o5ialer @eIcbgebuua,
ods Gnerfennune peroicnt, bat Die
Suinpiier 2eeislatlr nit Der einirimz
migen Inuabme zines @eIeecs ppQs
braht gum Shube Der Irbciter eeaen
lolde &rantbeiten pher @eiabreu,
ipel6e Die Nrt uub 8eiie Der gez
ihdftiguug unb Die lie umgebeupeu
@erbdltuiiie nut lid brinaen. Sic
banptiddliditen geitirnmllngen bieies
@eieseS iinb foIgen9e:
Irbeitern, Die unn,ittelbar in Be-
rilbrllng tommen nit giiti9cn Iutez
r%ialien, 8aien ober Sdmpien linn bon
Dem ar6eitgcber beionbere arbeiisfleiz
Der 3u itellen. Seseleidsn 8eipiraz
loren bebiis Serbiitnng Der Ginatbz
mun9 siitisen Staubes. Sic Grbeiter
limb in regelmdBieen 3ipiihenrGumen
BON tiihtieen Ier3ten gu lnteriuGen,
oanuit feitgeiteut iperben lam, pb cine
gernfsfranfbeit i'm InSrgc lit. NO
INNER mDglit. limb paiienpe @crrids
tllnaen 5Mr I6leituna iddoliher
Sdmpie unb 9aie anSnbrinaeu. Die
SuBbDhen miiiien 9latt mn bart icin
une ipitematii6 9ereini9t perbcn. iegs
liheS Segeu mdbrenp Ser Nrbeitsz
lrllnben lit perbotcn. Nbicits bon Den
Mrheitsraumen miiiieu ~6eionbere
8aihs uno GufleiSe5immer fir Die
GngeiIellten einseri6tet iperoen; bcss
sleiheu beionoere gB5imnter, 10 bus
Die Grbeiter ibr Iittdsbroo II. !. ip.
nidt in 8dume Su ~brin9eu braideu.
III penen es hurd ihdplihe Sdurcn.
@aie II, l.. ~. persiftet lperDen tcmte.
Gusrei9enoe @oiteinrihtunscn, beiz
pes unb faltes @aiier. Seiie II. /. N.
limo ben Grbcitern 5u itellen. pess
9leifen S6rdnte, in peuen lie ibre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Zinc GrelGrane mne ,neIeiet
cine Acebtfertiemns.

Sieieniseu 9eier. Die Den artitel.
betitelt: ,Sas yScitih", beiien lid
oas Yubli5itGts bureau ser Yanamas
California : Iusitellung yifulbia
maht", in unicrer porlestel Mummer
e~eleieu 6dben, biirftc baS iolaenbe
Sdreiben intcreiiieren:
can Siego. Gal.,
Den 8. Wai 1911.
Srn. 3. Sarbs, Serausgcber Der
.Siibs9al. Scuti6e 3eitung",
Snu Diego, Gal.
@ertber Serr!
@ir erilden Sic freunbIi6f, In
Sbrer lpertben 3eitung betannt All
geben. baB mir lebbait bcbaiern. 3u
boren. in pelher @eiie bic beutiden
3eituu9en oicies 2anbes bon bicicr
Office aus nit @~lanuitript pcrIeben
murben.
2ie lleberiesuns lpurbe bon cinen,
Nlnnne beiorat. in ben mir mbebinas
ties Vertrduen iesten; ieine SG6ietcit
als SpraHertunoiser tpurbe. nibt ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Ginc, sic picl otter Sein tpslIte,
ais VIC ipar.

Die anseblib dlteite 6rau ScutI6s
lambs. Die am /. Wai in Spieenoprf
I'M Superiideu @albe ueriforbene
Srau Soiepba gber. lit nift III, ions
bern mir SO Sabre alt aeipeieu. Sic
mar infolge fiimmerlihcr @rndbruna
uno barter Irbeit iriib5eitis perlpelft
uno perlpittert. uup ais lie Dor AZ
Sahren aus Snbmcu nadj 9upern fam
NUT ihrem hamals 7~0idbrigen Nanne,
Den le fur5 pprber gebeiratbet hattie,
Oh gait nc ais gerabe 10 alt ipic er.
llno Der @laubc Inperer an ibr ges
melnlanles bobeS Iltcr mar oas gins
3i9e. mas Der Wauu Der armen Srou
bluterlieB, Die nls 8ittlpe pieoer BON
Ilmoien leben mruBte. lpie 3l,por. NIs
lceoG Dor flint Snbreu ibre Srtsses
nollen Die 3citungen allf Die pernleintz
lid 1O4z idhrisc mlimerfiam madten
nno lte aliabrlih icitpem bon Soms
mertourilten beiildt unb bsldeuft
pliroe, bate Die Nltc before Gage.
nno ne 9lnubte ielhit Snrnn. baB lie
105 pier. penn's iein ipIlte, aud t15
Sabre ait lei. nnb beantnortete Die
epi9en Srusen nad ihrem Nlter Iebr
einfdh nit ben @orten: SO. 10, bin
bolt re1t ait. Sor ein paar Sabren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

0ffnete Elm gut eemcintes 8ebitt pes
Wtiinf,ener ShriftfellerS Marimilian
Shmibt. Der Die Roth oes alteu Weibz
leins ifilberte. Ser5en unb 5dnpe, 10
bnB allBer elmer Ieuge auDerer niiss
lifer 9eifenfe cin 8npitdlfen BON
$500 Ytarf fir Die Ilte 5ulammen
fam. Nm cinem cin5isen Sage sinssn
90 9uitanpeiiunsen fir lie Elm uub
fait aus alien Stdoten uno iebr rielen
Srten 8apern's. aus SeItcrreihs lin
garn, Der Shlpei3, ants Stalien luc
Srunfreih ipuren Senbungen einses
laufcn. Seeeufnls Ihieb nit Der
merfpiiroigen Slteu cine Srau aus
Dem 2ebeu, Sic ols ieltene ausnahme
hires 8eihle6tes gerne bieI dltsr iein
lrolltc, als lie mar, aber MIR Der Roth
geborhenb. uiht Dem eiaene 5riebe.
Ste Seitungcu hdtten tic aber 5ur
d~lteiteu Srnl Seutihlunb's uno Der
dngren3enoen Porter mahteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Jeanne S'alre . Seier in
Orleans.

Raris. 70. Waai. - Nm sonnz
tag Noreen Inn balb 8 ltbr bat Der
Stantratb bon Orleans, einem alteu
@ebranhe semdb. benz 9iIdof bon
Orleans Die Sabue Der ieligen Sung
frau bon Orleans iiberaeben. Ser
groBe Ylas Dor Der &atbebralc mar
bon elmer feitlid seltimmten Nsenae
beieet. 8iirgermeiiter 8ittpu iibers
rei6te Die S%tanharte benz giIhoi nit
elmer Guiprafs. in Der CT berporbob,
oaB bte Stabt unb bds Bolt ielbIr iid
ebre, bdburh, bab es feline alien Sraz
bitionen 6pd1balte. Sehsbuubert
Ginger fibrteil einen Seitselana aiif,
bann belt 8iiGof Soud5et cine PM
rebe. CIR bob berpor. baB bic Stabt
Orleans balo 500 Sabre oieIes Seit
ieiere. Ndh bieier Nniprad,e atua
man in feierlidem 8lee 5ur Stame
Der Wtnafrau bon Orleans ani Ger
Slace on Mldrtroi. Sie Staot mar
reid beflaast. Ser Seier ipobnten
mebrere 8iid1ie bel. II. a. gr3biihoi
Dubois bon 8ourses. 8iidoi Belmont
bon GIermont. 8ii6of Saart bon ga
miers. feruer Der Siihof GputrD bon
Sup. Reliiiun bon 9Iois. Iarceaur
bon Weaur. sm Nontaa INN 10
llbr fanb cine feierlihe 9anfiaaunass
,meiie itatt, pelher Der 8emeinoeratb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

ge5lpeiielt, ba er Die beiten gmpfebs
lun9en mitbrdhte. 3arum fiel es
ms and gar nidt ein. Die BON linn
ansefertigten Wanuitripte burhIeben
gu laiien, ebe lie allsseifidt lpureen.
@tr geben ben Serren Der beutiden
9reiie nes 9anbes hermit Die Wers
ii6crune. baB mir hcu begangenen
NiBeriff alf Siefite bcbauern. Ser
%erfpdbntc lleberieeer lit pom Generals
Sirettor ipfort entlaiien norben, u,b
oas Sre6@ gurcau lpirb es iib CUR bes
ionberen Yfliht maiden. in 3nflnft
Die Sualitdt be5 aussuIenoenoen
fremoiprud)iseu Ranuifripts o
eompetenteu Terionen' priifen Az
laiien.
Snoem mir Sbnen baiiir banfeu,
paB Sic lns arf bieie Sahe auimerfs
Jam mutlteu, nerbleiben mir
I6tungspoll
". g. Sogaboom NJ,
Sireftor Deg Sre6s9 ureous.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
DMcnfeben;iieetmns In
8cinfultmr."

Gus Stodbolm tpirb Der ,8o5iiGen
3eitun9" beridtet: Gin betannter
ihipeoii6er 0elcbrter, Der To8ent
2unbbprg bon Der llniperiitdt llpIala
in Shpeoen. belt fiirSlieb in Stods
bolm eiuen Gortrab, III Dem. er einen
gang merflpilrbisen Ylau cntpidelte.
Snmbbors idldgt Dor. ben Rcnihen in
8einfultur 81 5iidteu unb bicrfiir cine
itaatlihe 3udtitatipu gu etriGten. Gs
ioQten in oieier Citation MIR Ieni6en
BON nurdalls seiitis unb fDrperlih ses
lumber TatIr lmtereebradt perben:
Ser Sortragenbe meinte, Die Guss
lagen bes Staates bierfiir piirben
reiGli6 nieber einfbmumen Slrh Die
permebrte before 2%ebensfraft unp
Siidti9feit Der tpnmeuben Genera
tion. SuS lit pobl Die itdrfite
2eiifung Der 8efirmorter Der Sufts
ipabl 9artpin 'iber unb Sddel'ider
Sbierpnn3. Gin ifanoaloierer @ors
ihlas lit ipobI ME bon einem .8es
lebrten" senladt porben. - Buff.
Iolfsfrb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

StraSentleirer nuibduscu %tonnen,
obne SnB, tic nit Den arbcitsflcioern
in S%eriibrrng fpmmcn. Auf Nns
iflag5etteln iollen bic Yrbeitgeber ibrc
arbeiter auf Die lie umgebenben 0es
fabren uub bercn @ernteinuu9 alfz
mertiam MADDEN. Sic Surdiiibruna
beg 8eieeeS itebt ben itaatlihen
Subrtfz Snipctturen Su. grite Der
itoBe segen bas @eieb iolen nit 8elos
buBen bon So bis 800. peitere nit
ipl6en bon $50 bis 5000 aea6nSet
perben. Gas @eies lit gut unc I'M
Sntereiic Der Giu5clncn iptpoGl pie
Der oifentliten 8phlfabrt. Soifeut>
lid, miro fir ieiue energiihe Slird,z
iiihrung geipret! - nGrceliior."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

ooer auf cine Ourdi1nittsbobe bon
$16.14 belaufen. Im l.. Suli biirfz
ten perfdiebene 0epoiitorm ibre gins
laeen in llniteb States Bombs ums
ieeen. ipelhe 212 Yrosent Sinien
irasen. Sic Bombs tperbeu iebem
SepoIitor eusaeiteIt, ipelder barauf
in Der oorseI6riebeuen Sorm Dor benz
is. sunni antrdst. 9ie Bombs tpers
ben MIR al 9epoiitoren ausseseben,
aber lie fnnnen iebeu Iigen6lid pers
fault. ober bur6 anbere 8eftsaes
Ihdfte an anbere Terionen iibertragen
tpereen. Sic iinb bon ieoer 9es
lteuerung befreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

= 8dbreub ben bier beiBeu Saacn
bonn 10. bis 10. Ytni ltdrben IN Gbis
cagp SO Babies. Siec, ~perborbcne
Nildr, i6lehte Sentilatipn ltno mans
gelbafte 1ile9c purpen bon ben
Ier5teu ais S~ooesuriahe angeacbcn.
Ser Holi5ei iinh pdbrcno bieIer beiscn
Sagc audi etfpn 20 3iuoer i'm Sitter
bon 10 bic IA Sabren ais permiBt
a~ngemeloet porpen. Sic Siee mag
lie gum Nusihlpdrmeu III Die ireie
Gufur ~pernnlaBt bnben unp Die Yolisei
slaubt. caB Die meiiten aus Der Stapt
fort unb in ois SIRE ~8eipanbert lino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

stitching and a black belt for con.
trast and ornamentation. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: q, g., 8 and
10 years. It requires 4 10 yards
of 24-inch material for the e-year
size for the dress and I IA yards
of 32-inch material for the tucker.
Woman. The busy housekeeper
will not fall to recognize In the
accompanying illustration a most
attractive and practical outfit, cor.
sisting Of apron, cap and sleeves.
1t will afford protection TO the
daintiest gown, and will leave the
hair neat and tidy ever after a
busy mornings work. The front
is cut In Princess style, and Ats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

size, so cents Stamped on linen
for 1s-inch size, 35 cents; stamped
on linen for 22-inch size, as cents;
stamped on linen for 3o-ineh size,
65 cents; transfer pattern, 10
cents.
8947 1885, - Charming Summer
Frock. White batiste was used
for this design, with fiouncing for
skirt and sleeve portions of over
dress. This ~overdress may be
made as an independent garment,
Of any Of this seasons soft fab.
RIGS, and worn over any simple
gown or undcrdress. As here
shown il is made over a fitted un-
derWaist, which, is Of lining and
is overIaid at the upper part to
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psfIparfaKensG nttpieelmme.

@abingtpn II. 8. 6. - 0pn
Der sunebmenoen geliebtbeit bes Yoits
iparfaiiens Spitems lest Der peroffents
lihte 8eribt bes General Yoitmeiiters
Sitfcod iiber ben 8etrieb Der am 8.
Sannar bS. Sc. erGffneten as Spar.
faiien Seu9nib nb. @Gbrenb bes
Wonats April purben bel oieien
Spar6anfen 2.61S ein3elne ginIaaeu
int @eiammts8 etraee bon $50, 646
ODER gum 2urdl6nitts 8etraae bon
$31.57 gemddt. Sm Sanuar battle
lid Die 3abl Der einseluen ginlagen
auf $3.50 i'm getra9e bon $61.S05
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there is no fulness above the bust.
The skirt is cut on fitted lines and
10 heightened by a ruffle that may
be Of lace or embroidery. The
pattern Is cut In 8 sizes: Small,
medium and large. 1t requires 8
yards Of 36-inch material for the
medium size.
6713-A New and Attractive Mode for
the Little Girl. The pretty little
overdress here illustrated can be
most ~attractively reproduced in
white or colored pique, which is
10 suitable for wear in winter as
we'll as summer. The surplice
front and short sleeves finished
In b~uttonhoied scallops, render
the mode very dressy, but any
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Gin ipaniieecr piarrer ani Scr
kan;el aetSntct. \

Gin hrutales 8erbred)en lit in Ser
Ipaniidbcn Srtihait Mptril (8ras
naodl besongen porben. Sort mllrpe
Der Siarrer Sarasuit. p6brenb CT alf
Der aan8el preoigte. bon mebrercn
gnrldcn iiberfalcn uno burf Ieicrs
ltidle aetootet.
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%beiipohute. Sic Seiern nabnen einen
reHt ifouen @erlnuf tros bes Ser
botes Der 8egieruns. baB sic 8eamten
ntht an einern 3lee tbeilnebmen oiiriz
ten. an benz ii6 Der Glerls bctbeiliat.