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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
iubalo Der @atte iein giirserpapier
einidift poer u~ur,ueiit.
Der altefte Baum, Scr erSe.

Sn Delt)em grbtbeile Der dlteIts
9anm 5u finoen, lit itrittig, benn 10.
ipobl Die alte, ipie aii1 bie neile @elt
riibmen lid, err CRIME In ibrem ge.
reid. Serienise Der alien @eIt
,udd)it orf Der Sniel Gbios. Gs
lit cine eide, oeren Stamm am iSitBe
ciiel G%nrdymeiier bon 80 SUB arf.
peiIt, mas pieleidt Die s(i1nabme
itiiseu founte, lie Sdble balo 5000
Sabre. ebenic m1htig mie ibr
Stommtmfang lit lire breite, iturf
peroItete 8rone. Soppelt iopicl
Sabre ais ibr eibt man bingeaen bent
G~lteiten 9aune Der neitert @elt, einer
3ppreiie i'll SaSafa in Merifo.
Ils iider gilt aber, oaB Gortcs im
Sabre 1919 nit ieillem aauset
Seere in ibrem S6atten geroItet.
Sic bat Die itattlide Sobe pon 100
6l,B mo D Sub iiber Dem 9oOen
einen llmiang bon 100 Sub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
Wer reifen Mil, ieute 1,ab
kaben.

Gew gprf,22. Sept. = gSieoer.
bolt wuroe in Der 4reie b%erpursehps
ben, bae natnraltiirte Siiracr uber DC.
rcn Samilieu, bic mad Gurrpa rciicn
,upllcn, iih nit cincni Bat pericbe,
ipilen, I'M Shcrersien nit her Gin.
manoerunaSs Seb6rnc 5u permeiben.
S%icieniaen, bic pieiem 5eitgcmdsen
Gatb fein 0eb6r aefhrnft haben, milf
len BET ibrer 3iidfebr oaiiir biibcn.
SiirSlih mnhte Der nit benz Sam=
pier George @aibimgtpn" 5uriif-
sefcbrte Sanf : Sireftpr SGmuegel
ans Sterlins. a., haran glambem,
nno gesen,uartig befinbet lid Srau
Barbara Coulter ans Ebilaoelpbia,
bic NIT ibrem Z Sabre alten 3maben
BON einer geimhSreiie aus Der alten
Seimatb init oem 9ampfer ,YptS.
oam" suriidsefebrt lit, inter Der Sud-
tel Der Gintuanncruuses NebDroc, OBJ
aleidj ne periidDert hat, ban ibr Static
lett iicben Sabren bier pphut mnS
Siirser hes sanbes lit, Sic 8ram
pnroe sur Scpbahtuna ihrcr auacu
mad her Suiel he's Glenss mitaeuum
men nne wirS crit S~useloiien werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
Die SiietSie Jtalicn'S mnS Hie
fatksliicee preHe.

W lamb Sdmmtiidc Yi.
ihofe Der Marf Gneor< ridteteu laut
o3olniihe @ulfs5eituns" an ibren
0lernS nnb has fatbuliihc Yulf elm
srpReS Sirtenihreiben iiber bic Nutb-
fuenoigfeit Der fatboliihcn Greiic, be-
ionoerS lit unierer 3eit, bic 10 pielc
pffene nnS ucritefte Nngriffc ant Hc=
iigton, Stride mnn Iapit briust. sic
bcflagcn lebbaft, baR fir bic fatbu.
liihc 1refe niht Der aleidbc SDenoe=
eifer beifebe, mic fir bic grpfcu Nus
i~fmiidnnacn bel religi6ien Seitlid-
feiten. Die Greie Der &atbplifen lei
10 iptbluensis seworoen, bae man ibrc
HptbWenoigfeit nidJt auners bctunen
fbnne, ais init ben @prten, bic Yreiye
miiHe ben Altar id,iiteu nnh mcnn Die
Erefc niht seihiiet wcrse, f5nnc cine
5eit fonrmen, mo Der Titar nidt mcbr
geifniift merocn f6nue.
(nnb bas biiritc cbenip in ben Ser
einisten Staaten uie in Stalicn uno
IN anocren Sdnoern Der Tan icin. -
Sic u ebaftiu ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
Chant YOU!

Ser 9teiO ielblt miro ocn Srarso.
len ben &rbm Der Soilihfeit loIien
miiiien. lin 10 intereiionter lit cs.
Dob ein iiibrenOeS Barrier 0lott
and einmol Den Sobnen yranfreifs
Die cngliihcn Settern ienieits oes
aanolS ulS Soiliffeitsmuiter hin.
ltcllt. On Tronfrcid nGnlid) rift 6eu
Automobiliiten an o(len 9orf. uno
StootSiladllgel eili aiffdlliges Vlo.
tat eiu ySan9iomiabren" su in ieneur
lapioarem Stile, Der oen 9eutid,en
oltrd bas befonnte salt, penn Die
garriere eeihloiien it'll" bon Suaeno
an aeipiiiermaBen in Sleiib uno 9lut
i~iberaeganeen lit. Sn gnglan6 aber
bittet elm Safel boflih: ,BIeale,
oripe llomlp!" in iener Sprade, Die
beim EenniSipiel ibre san5e llrbmri.
tat entfaltet. % aber elmer 10 bSiIi.
eben Bite niemano miro ipioerItehcu
tonhen, 10 beoanft lid cine nmterbaIb
Der 5oIel an9ebradte Snihriit 10.
Tort mir Ole eriiiNung Ger Bite.
9ieic Snidriit loutet nGmIih IN Der
Iofcniihen aiirSe. Die OLD @ualorn
10 snt ltebt: oSbanf poul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

making. The pattern is cut in 8
sizes: Small, medium and large.
II requires 8 So yards Of 36-inch
material for the medium size.
1585>-Towel End.-Intended for Wal
lachian embroidery, and button
hole stitch for the edges. Per-
forated pattern IS cents, transfer
pattern 10 cents.
1642-Shirt Waist Set. This portrays
n Of the seasons latest braiding
designs now so popular with an
introduction Of a delicate floral
pattern for embroidery. II is ex-
q~uisitiveIy effective in coronation
cording and solid embroidery.
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

Intiporien iieleu aac ridtig aus, uno
@yfeire ein5igc aeserei fam gum 9ors
ihein".
Sic Seier ielbit berIicf in id,1uiter
Weiie. Sn Teihen o ic adt tpllrs
Den Die unifuloigcn 6leinen in BEN
Choir sefIbrt ullb cmpfineen Den 9cib
bes 0errn NIT ciuer Sammluna unb
Iuoad,t, Die man gar nid)t fir m0glif,
geboltcn bate. Seit Der 3eit err
ideinen ieheu Spnntag an Der Cont
mlnipubanf einige feline ainberfopfe
den. Die bios bis sir balben Sobc Der
Sanf cmporreiden. Sas Seiipiel Der
aleinen bot niif Die gauge @encinoc
crbebeno lulb anreacno gelpirtt. Su
DER SiDScic itnilb Die 3abl Der idbrz
litcn Spmmnnioncn 1896 aui 1000
big 5000; bcirte lit tic auf $4,000
geiticecn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
Semnereenspertte Seitrase
SAM KapiteI oGtemermne"

limb IN ben 8erihten nnierer Gpniuln
ans benz NnSlnnbe emtbalten. MmS
linen ersiebt fih, bak nidt bIus
europa nno bic Ser. Staatem iiber
hobe Sebensmittelpreiie 81 Hagen
baben, ipnhern baf bic fiji. amerifa.
nttheR Hepmblifen nidt beiIer barau
limb. Sn SuenuS sires, Der Saupt.
ttant Argentinien's, benz 9anSc, BON
bent man ms aelegentliG ersGblt
hat, oak balb europa bon ieinem
uebertink leben f6nnc, iuenu man
TIM MIR bercinlaHcm wple, aab cs
I'M letten Sabre nabe5u b~reibnnSert
Nnsitanbe, bic ale hnr6 bic bpben
Rotten Der nu%tbwenoisitcn S~cbensbc.
niirfntHe peranlaft mmrScn. An
5ehn Sabren ut Der Srutprcis bort
nnt fieben IrpSent acitiegen, trpb
Der perbdltnikmGfig rcidem @ci;cu.
ernten. Der Gpniul in Sabia, in
grafilien, bat benz staats. Scparte.
itent cine G~rsisliite iibermittcIt,
oeren Satc IN am%erifaniiden @rubs
ttaoten ntdt a~nnIbernb crreidt ,uer.
ben. Der 2unbuner Gconuntiit be.
redniet bic ieit 1902 In benz 7srei.
banoelslanbe Gnslanb einsctretcnen
ErctSerb0bnnsen anf fiinfnnb5pam.
$40 Erp3ent. Sn ihuttiihen StGbteu
Ut oaS Seben nad ben Nnsaben mn
feres 9%oninIs In Snmferline tbeme.
rer oils IN ben Der. Staaten mnp
eanaoa. Spgar at ben Wrcusei
Der Civilization mabt bic Sbeueruna
n6 tiblbar, hort, wp man ,ueoer
@infnbr5Ollc, |erbrandstcuerm uudb
fruits fennt. Gin Seweis, naR bic
hrinhc niht lofuler. ionoern aase.
mcincr Hatnr it,. &ir lcben in elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
8dufer Sabat befam. - .4. q.
Staats5eitung."

&dufer Sabat befam. - 81. q.
Staats5eitun9."
8as ipobl miIere @iialoiddjer
gum Iiisfall Der T%6itininning in
CANADA iaeen iperoen? 9aS gotum
cntbdlt Die ifdriite unb entihieoenitc
Abiaae. Die Dem aterifaniihcn 0olte
ieit einem @enifenalter 3u tbeil ges
iporben lit. Slleiu aud pas ipiro
nidots belfcn. Sic sroBcn engliifer
9ldtter iperpcn furtfabren. 9ofaicnz
bienite fiir gnslauo 81 tbun. linb Die
internationafe Srunncnperaiftung I'M
britiid)cn Sntereiie moslidit 81 fors
bern, nnb Der yeiinmlmgstii6tise
ansloiG6iiihe Simpel miro audi in
3ufunft iih bier Die 8oicn auffrems
peln, lpcnn es in bear olb 2onbon"
re9uet. - r@. S. ST.. 3tg."
Seute lit Ser irieblihe @ussleif
i'm Iaroffoz Streit seiidert. 8ie Elm
lhredli6er SdluBs 3nalleffett baben
Die grploiionen setraft, ipelhe ons
itol5e Shiff I'M Safen bon Soulon
Dem llnter9an9 seipeibt. llnb ipie cine
Barnune Iheint Der Sob Der Slns
bcrtc bon Spfern 5u fem. Rie Elm
trasilher 3inipeis ailf Die unermeBe
liden Cpfcr. lpeld)e Die sefiiatcn
Yillpcrmagu5ine ioroern miiBten,
ipem lie iih i'm ariese segen ben
Seinb oifucn. SaB Der 9eitriae linz
sliidstag eiu 8ubnesblatt Der @cs
ihicbtc Der fran5oiiihcn Slotte bilpen
ipirb. Nns mitten I'M &rad,en ber
grploiioncn unb i'm 8irripdrr Der
Yanif bas Commando .Iuf Die
Yoitenl" ertontc. pa iie9te Die eiierne
Sis5iplin. Sic bdtten iif retten fpus
men. aber iie folsten bem 8uf bes
9pmmanoos. 8ie ia audi ser bcrts
ihe aaiier. pelher ipieber ais griter
iein geileio gum Iusorud scbraht
bat. Den in 10 tiefen Summer seS
itiir5ten Samilien Der Ierunaliidten
ais Sroit bas 8etpubtiein ansiebt. bab
Die Idnner Der .9ibcrte" in Der grs
fiiQnng ibrer Yfliht Dem @aterlanbe
8e9eniiber IN Den Sob seaaugen iinh.
N. y. StaatS,ta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

riht erbalten. bob er Ser grbe oes
Sitels unb bes 9ermosens bes Der.
~itorbenen Carl Wpers bon Craig
Cattle bel Glasgow in Sdottlano lit.
@lbrioee batte inn 9lrenfricge, in
egppten unb i'm 9oreraufitanoe oils
Seutnant Bel ben 18. Suioren ae.
oient, fam ipater mad, ben Ser. Staa.
ten, mo- er in Der Snnoesarmec
OienIte nabm nnb es bis sum Inter
offi5ier brafte. Or mar oiif Sort
Sia itationiert. sp6ter perIieB er
Die @rmee, un bas Sarmpeien 81
Itubieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
fabrics or silk are all suitable for

fabrics or silk are all suitable for
this charming creation. The pat
torn 10 cut In q sizes: IA, IS, 16
and IS years. II requires 4 SO
yards Of 44inch material for the
16-year size, with I ~ yard Of
27.lnch material for the tucker.
87s4-A Jaunty Blouse Suit. Boys
Russian Suit with kniekerboek-
ers. This jaunty Russian model
was made Of dark blue serge with
stitching for a finish. The special
feature Of this style is the "body
and sleeve In one" but Il has q
shoulder seam that extends over
the sleeve, to the cuff. The de-
sign is a simple one, and 10 ap.
propriate for all suitinqs. Tho
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

pattern ls cut inG,s sizes: 2, 4
and 6 years. It requires 3 80
yards Of 36-lnch material for the
Swear size. HF 3N
20o-A Complete Set OF Alphabets In
Three ~ sizes. tf,2-lnch, I t-2-
inch and 8 inches.
A set Of these three sizes in
perforated form ......... .$.35
A set Of these three sizes In
transfer form sis
9o37-A Stylish Up-to-Date Skirt
Model. Ladies' Six-Gore Skirt,
with or without Trimming Panel,
and with High or. Regulation
WaistIlne. This effective model
may be made with the trimming
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

panel Of contrasting material. The
skirt 10 cut on straight lines and
fits gracefully over the hips. The
pattern, suitable for all dress fab
rles, 10 cut in 5 sizes: 90, "a, 26,
20 and 80 inches waist measure.
1t requires 4 yards Of 44-ineh ma
terIal for the 24inch size.
'oS3-The Newest in Work Aprons.
This apron Is just what the busy
housewife needs in doing the
work about the house. II Is not
only'a protection to the dress,
but attractive as Well. The front
10 in princess style while the full
ness at the waistIine is held in
place by a belt. Pereale, ging-
ham and linen are all used in the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
prmtfdJ -AmterikamirdJe
a%1rrbfimmem.


o9icripru5itdt": Der Stabl 5rmit
miro amfselSit nnh iett Die 2Obne
iciner Irbeitcr berab. = st. Saul
Wolfs6eitung."
8ir fiirhten, nnicrc Nan6arn in
CANADA lperbem nod @elegcnbcit boz
bcn lcs 21. September 1911 in
Hcuc 5u ~9ebenfcn. nSlcpclanb
guSci9cr uno 8Gdter."
Scr SrdIibent Der Niormpnenfirdlc
bat nit flint Sraucn fiinfunbpier5ig
lebenbiae 9jnbcr. Mber Vielipeiberei
9ibt CO in lltab nidlt! Seileibc nitt.
ISL. thanksgiving.
Wenn fir Ole Icrtbeibi9nna Der
9riipcr Mc9iamnra nirflif Die iins
eebeure Silmmc bon 100000 bis
100000 notbis lit. 10 ipirft Sas
ctgentlid Elm lcbr iblchics 2idt auf
unicrc 8ehtspflege. Nber lit tic
nptbi92 = r&citlid)e Yoit."
$50
Ncncitcn Ha6rihtcn auiulac iol
ba5 aricgelhiff .@aine" bnrdl cine
Minc 0 ouBcu in Die Suit acs
iprenot lporben lciu. Sus crinncrt
inns bnran. DAB ma imncr nod nid,t
pciB oh Der Staat Ntainc mai ppcr
trodcu lit. - vIeirlid,c SOFT"
gueroii. ber Iorber bes ruIiie
Sd,en Yrcmiers Stoippin, lit ansebIid
hinacridtet poroen. &ein WtenSd,
hats aeieben. Ia1 Der ruIiiIherl
Ssutis unb bel ieinen SintermGnnern
lit es Observation-Disclosures. baB ii6 Sosroff
a,f benz 8cse nah Imerifa befinoet.
Sber audi na6 Sibirien ....-
Buffalo @olfsfrennh."
Sm SiGte Der Quit betra6tet,
Sdeint Der Sabu6truit picl @elb has
nit peroieut su baben. baB CT iih BON
Yublifmm iiir 8oarc besnblcn lieB.
bie Sos Subiifum gar uift crbiclt,
ipenu's audi an ieoem GGddcu Sabnt
nur Der Sruhibcil elmer llnse mar.
fir soc CT Oclb' bcfnnL p6lc RAP bcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
Gin ,~siteemabes ,,rtkeil.

Sm britten Sanbc Ger .Siimmen
aus Maria Saoh". 2. 3S6. iinoct
iid Elm llribcil iibcr Die libcrnlc Sci
i%nnasprcnc. bos ihcu por 80 Sohrcn
9elulii pnrrc, nber audi beutc npd)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
orr Pattern
Department.


904s- 90O3-ladies' Afternoon or Home
teriais an owe blouse Of this kind
10 very desirable. The under
waist could be Of net, lace or silk,
with the body and skirt of the
dress, Of silk, cloth or velvet. As
here shown dotted chiffon In blue
and black was used over blue tat
fetas, with figured net for the un-
der-waist. The free edges Of the
blouse were piped with satin. The
waist pattern 90O3 10 cut In 5
sizes: 81, SO, SO, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. The skirt
pattern 9o48 Is cut in 5 sizes:
20, "a, rs, 20 and 80 inches waist
measure. 1t requires I SO yard
Of 27inch material for the under
waist, and S 1-2 yards of 44-inch
material for skirt and over blouse
for the 36-inch size.
This Illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns which will be
OF 10 cents FOR EACH In silver
or stamps.
1854 Smart Shirt Waist Model.
Ladies' Shirt Waist with Gibson
PIaits. A type Of shirt waist that
is easily made and becoming to
most one 10 here shown. The
pocket is a smart feature that
may be omitted. The sleeve is
the regulation shirt sleeve with
straight cuff and lap. The pattern
10 cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a, SO, SO,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

Seit Der Hreis. Heuulntiou, ,pie iene
IS mar, bic nm 1,500 anbmb nno in
Sans europa fat bnrd, has sanse Is.
Sabrbnnoert ,uGbrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
Dom Sarmarbeiter sun, fsrs

Sowtom Sfla.. 26. Sept
W. Soiepb @Ibribse. meIher
oils Irbciter aui elmer 5orm in Scr
&Gbe bcid0itist it, bat Die Gob-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
40 and AZ inches bust measure. II
requires 2 70 yards Of 36-lneh
material for the 36-inch size.

8s92-One Piece Dress for Misses and
Small Women. A Graceful Girl
ish Model. A practical but styi.
ish design 10 here shown. The
fronts are crossed below the bust
and the neck opening 10 outlined
by a sailor collar. Gibson pIalts
lend breadth to the shoulders.
The waist Is cut on the popular
peasant" lines, and may be worn
with 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
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

= Our complete 1911 fashion Cat. I
, aiosue will! be sent TO any ad. 4
= dress upon receipt Of 10 cents. I
, This catalogue contains over 400 I
, Of the latest designs for gar. 4
, ments for ladies, misses and chill. Z
2 dren. Also newest embroidery Z
, designs. No homo dressmaker Z
= should be without u. 4
3 USE COUPON BELOW. .
=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03
Dir liefern GndJ Die CLUTTER
,n biui9en preifrn.

6 ..... ..$1.7S
Stamped on 2 IL yards Of
Perforated Pattern. .28
Transfer Pattern. 10
so25-A Dainty Apron for Mothers
Girl. Pretty for lawn, dimity,
nainsook or similar fabrics, with
trimming Of lace or embroidery.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 4,
6, 8 and 10 years. Il requires
2 5-8 yards Of 36-ineh material for
the 6-year size.
1776c-centerpiece in Wheat DESIGN.
A simple design that is easily OK.
ecuted.
Stamped on ecrue linen, 18x
IL inches. IS IS
Stamped on pure white linen,
22x22 inches. ........... So
Stamped on ecru linen, Sex
So inches. 100
Perforated pattern of 10 or
% inch size ............ %
Transfer pattern. 10
Perforated pattern Of 36.inch
size so
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

ll6nrscr
f,befeb-
baS Der.
no obiie
bre fill6
ger ben
! fainr11t
| er OBJ
erbaut,
bite in
ibres
urib
gen-er
neinriG
nSofe,
Flnn9en.
|e burd.
.i,g ms
unb gu
[. lid 5n
bait Der
bern an-
|t-bdtte,
frOe iee.
er itiht
Beiueien.
fbte er-
rger an
|llmB ge.
ben nit
% Heiii.
kbergerS
porigen
;:.s:t
Or lit
snrittel;
Srnihe,
ng, aber
in ieoer
ltrduter.
ei"; er
ut Niles
ilnittel.
SMreu
befinSet.
Sabrnep
ne Ane..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03

M ipr Aas
o.rfali,n.
m Htpsuhs
cypshitoa
ttt.
paupIat ~
Der su4sf
Fatfsu IS
Tins cft
% difans
~ srobem
vaoeaf
lpsn ll9W.
nno %"
~ y -
pen tonnfS
an@ ulr
|" "s'A~
bsItsn Gle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-03


linn.
ie beutihc
lpeibltde
Setpuoere
( In Der
htern Sc.
aa9h
fpiro cine
2Sahren.
tdtterHhe
NIT iuenoe
D. O.. O..
eteS Slatt,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-15
A NEW LECTURE TRAIN.

A new kind Of lecture train for
farmers and farm women and child
rem is to be sent out next month by
the Abchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway and the agricultural college.
This is to be a diversified farming
train. 1t will leave Hutchinson Tues
day, October 10, go west to Syracuse,
back TO Garden City, north to Scott
City and east to Great Bend.
While the primary object Of the
lectures. to be given on this train win
be to encourage farmers TO grow
more kinds Of crops instead Of cling
ing TO one or two year after year, II
will have still more interesting sig
nificance to the home folks. For in
stance: IN a car exclusively for wo-
men two lecturers from the college,
Miss Frances L. Brown and Mrs.
Mary E. Eimmons, will describe eco
nomical and highly important conven
fences that should be part of house
keeping in modern farm homes.
They will talk about proper prepa.
ration of foods. canning Of Vegetables
and fruits, and will show what can
be done with homemade fireless cool
ers, many Of which are now in Kansa
homes. In the children s car will be
lectures by ]. H. Miller, director of
the extension department, and H. l..
Kent, who now has charge of the cor
respondence course under Mr.. Miner.
These lectures will be suited to the
needs of children whose lives may
be spent upon the farms or in the
small towns. They will treat chiefly
OF elementary agriculture, giving the
children the first simple lessons In
the business in which their fathers
are engaged.
In car No. 3 Dr.. c. o. Townsend Of
uhe United States Sugar Beet Com
pany, will lecture on the growing oil
sugar beets, and c. A. Scott, stale
forester, win speak on tree planting
In the fourth car, E H. Webster, d.
rector Of the experiment station, and
W. H. Jardine, professor Of agronom.
will speak on dry land farming and
irrigation, and live sock.
The schedule for this train will bt
ready within a week or ten days. Tn
railway company and the college an
making extraordinary preparations 10
il in the way Of advertising. The nee
essity for advice which may result II
diversified farming was emphasized
last summer. Farmers who had de
pended wholly on wheat found them
selves in somewhat embarrassed CIR
eumstances. Farmers who had whea
corn, oats and alfalfa, particularly a
faifa, have been able TO meet thed
notes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-15
!. o. o. r.

The defeated participants, Of en-
couraging membership attendance by
vote, under the leadership of C. Pies
ter royalty entertained the victorious
Uncle Sam Shattuck and his quad Of
warriors and friends after which re-
freshmehts were served in thA ban
quet hall on Wednesday evening.
Although the day had been extreme
BY warm, the lodge room was filled
to its utmost capacity TO- enjoy
the evenings program which consist
ed Of opening and closing Odes, and
several beautiful vocal solos by Mr..
Jerome Wildgen and piano selections
by Miss Grace Remick.
After short talks from several lodge
brothers. all adjourned to partaks Of
the refreshments then in readiness,
An report an excellent time.-Holslng
ton Dispatch.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-15
A ROAD CAN BE BUILT IN A DAY.


"A road can be built in a day.
says W. G. Gearhart, state highway
engineer at the agricultural college,
at Manhattan. why, then, do we
have so few? The only way to do
the work is to get the people of the
district to cooperate and do it imme
diaely before the enthusiasm subsidies
Colonel La Fayette Young Of the
Dies Moines Capital, started the idea
in a series of articles on good roads,
in 1910, urging that a River-tO river
road be built between Davenport and
Omaha, and that the work be done in
one day. 1t was done-3SO miles of
, first class earth road was built. 1t
has been maintained since that time
IN first class condition at very small
expense, by the use Of the drag.
Fifteen hundred farmers and others
with 200 teams, built 20 miles Of
earth road in a single day-Novembel
Is, 1910-between independence and
Coffeyville, in Montgomery county,
Kansas. Stone and concrete bridges
and culverts had been built the de-
tails of the work outlined and the
road staked out beforehand. A divi-
sion foreman was appointed for every
mile, and two general foreman. had
charge of the entire road. H. G.
James, editor of the Independence
Daily Reporter, now president of the
State Good Roads Association, was
the prime mover.
At Hill City, in Graham county,
March %, 1911, 200 men with 50
teams repaired four miles OF very bal
road south of the city between 500
a m. and scoop. m.
In April, this year, in Washington
county, 1903 men with rs teams re-
duced the grades onehaf on mum
Der OF bad hiRs and repaired mum
Der of miles of road in single day
The women furnished dinner.
July II an army Of farmers and bU
mess men turned out and built in a
IsingIe day, what Is known as the NeN
Santa Fe Trail Cutoff. from Ottawa
by way Of Williamsburg and Waverl!
to Lebo about 40 miles.
In August, this year, so men, viii
40 teams, went out to construct si1
miles Of road between Agra and Kir
win, in Philips county, but, on &C
count Of a heavy rain, were iorceu U
postpone the work temporarily.
The actual construction of a roat
should not be started without HAVING
definite information in regard to tn
best methods and plans for carrying
out the work. If the state enginee
) can be Of any service to any CON
munity in planning the details Of tn
work and assisting in directing IN
forces on the appointed day, the con
mittee' in charge should feel free t
ask him for aid.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-15
THE GREAT RIv Err.
Editorial Correspondence.
(Hutchinsop News.)

Koenigswinter, Germany, Aug. Z.
The river Rhine is in many ne
spects the greatest river in the world
II Is greatest in commercial import
ance, historical interest and artistic
development. It has been the line of
battle in Europe for centuries, since
Caesar first crossed the stream and
met the original Germans. After
that time it was the frontier of
the Roman empire until Rome fell and
then it became the object for which
Rome fought. The Germans and
the French met ON the Rhine, the
other civilized countries got in the
game and the valley was filled with
feudal counts and princes who some
times took one side and sometimes
the other, whichever seemed to offer
them the best pickings. The broad
and deep stream was a highway of
commerce and the old champions of
Chiyalry with whom robbery and