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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
Trying Divorce Case.

Judge Lawrence Becker is trying the
case of Emma Smith VS. Charles FL Yer
beck ct al The case Is partition suit
and involves the division of seventy
acres of land at Gibson. Attorney l.
T. Meyer is appearing for the planting
and Attorneys Robert p. Ecker and
Judge Clarity of Freeport. ILL.,, and b.
l.. d. Glazebrook of Indiana Harbor are
appearing for the defendants
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
Given Case Continued.

the case OF Given VS. Given, which
has been on trial before Judge Virgil
s. Reiter, has been continued until a
week from today. Judge Virgil S Reit-
er has adjourned court and gone to In
dianapols with the members of the In
diana society.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
,ohones. Personal injury.

Kohones. Personal injury.
State of Indiana relation of Will
bur Lumber Co. (incorp) VS.. j. Claude
Rumsey ct al. Suit on bond.
James Fuller ct al. VS.. John w. Full
err ct al. Partition.
Eleanor Cole VS.. D. ]. Bonnell ct al
Quiet title.
Search warrant.
John G. Fischrupp vs.. Mike Jonnas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
Billings Still Very I'll.

c. Fl. Billings. the insurance man,
who has been very Ill at ST. Margaret's
hospital, showed no improvement today,
and while he did not sink any more,
his condition continues to be precari-
Gus.
The Rev P. Tulsford of the First
Unitarian society of Woodlawn, a per-
sonaE friend of the patient, called at
the hospital today TO visit Mr.. Billings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
Sues for Divorce.

Clara B. Shields through her attor-
neys. Kennedy & Skunk, has brought
an action for a divorce against her
husband, John E. Shields. The couple
were married May 7. 1896, and were
separated May IL, 1909. Non-support
and abandonment are charged
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23

homes, and there are number of 9TH
ers who would find Hammond a more
pleasant place to live If they had a
golf coure available.
1t is believed that the local country
club will have the support of a large
number of people who would find a
country club. farther removed from the
city, les savailable.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
Small Blaze.

Fire broke out in a shed at the rear
of GAL State Line street last night about
11:30 o'clock. No. 1 fire company an
swered the call and the blaze was ex-
tinguished without very little damage.
The origin of the blaze is not known.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
Clothes Line Case.

Another assault case was brought
into Judge Priests court yesterday aft
ernoon when Hanna Johnson, the COM
planning witness fled an affidavit
against Jennie Prunmer. The case Will
be heard before Judge Prest some time
today or tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
Hub Court Adiourns.

Judge Johannes Kopelke of Lake
superior court, room No. g. has ad-
journed court at Crown Point. He will
come to Hammond next Wednesday to
try a number of cases.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23

been able to find him or has heard of
him since he left. He is not known by
anybody here or to the knowledge of
the police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23

Clarence Minas and Ira Dowdell
On the Meadow Erna Hellerman
kindergarten March Harriet Mcmahon
Foun tame. ............ Ida Heckleman
Evening Chimes ............ Avis Hunt
Duet. Rose and Erna Hellerman
Rustic Dance. Clarence Minas
Wandering Spirit. .Lemuel Prechtel
Glide Waltz ... Ida Heckleman
Whispering Leaves Lorene Baxter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
ENTERTAINs INFORMALLY.

The Misses Rose and Amelia
Spoerner had as their guests last even
ing at their home in East Sibley street
the young ladies of the c. d. Club.
pleasant time was spent with needle
work and music after which the host
esses served their guests with dainty
refreshments. There will be no meet
ing next Thursday but in two weeks
the Misses Schneider will entertain at
their home in Summer street.
Who is the lucky girl? The one that
can run the fastest, Sunday, June 25. at
the big picnic at Kinders grove. given
by the Saengerbund-F idelia. Prize,
Singer sewing machine-232
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Das Sterncnbanner
Scin gebrauh in ben fatbuliideu
&irfen nnieres 2anoes seitattet.

Seine @rctIlenS, Der appitolii6e
Selc9at. Misr. Siomebe Saleonio.
bat. ipie Die Hprb sNmerifu" ihreibt.
bas nadfofsenbe Shreiben Der 81.
Congregation beS bl. SfficiumS
crhaltcn.
Die bl. Yocnitentiarie bat hieier
CONGREGATION oaS bodgciGdbte
Sdreiben @urer @rcelenS bonn II.
Sebruar 1911 iibcrienhct. in benz Die
Sraae scitellt mirb; .Sb IN ben Der.
Staatcn Die Rationalilasse in airfeu
ipdbrenp rcligioier Geremonien pber
bel 9eibeniciern erlanbt iperben lam
ober nidt2"
Sieie Sra9e irurbe am %. Ndr3
in elmer Wenar : @eriammlima Den
bod)it eminentcn unb Decentralization
Serren 9arbindlen nup Snquiiitprcil
porselest uub bqnn Der ielaenbe De-
ihluB geiabt: .aRit 8iidiiht aui bic
@rmdgungcn ncs bod,piirbiaiten apo
itoliideu 9elcaaten beirebt baeeser
tein ginlpano, 10 lan8e oaourd teuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

Yrcbz unb &crIammlunss Sreibeit.
bic g%inberufung elmer National>Y erz
iammliine fir inferno Sernaltiinsss
Inselegenheitcn uno grnennung albuz
neiiifer gcamten; Die 9riinbung bon
9%anbbanfen. Den gau o G~iienbnbnen
unb Gbaui1een unb ltnoerleelihfeit bes
pripaten gisentbums.
Gs iinS nics aIes Sorberun9en. Die
an unb fir iitl pouis scredtferti9t err
ideineu. abcr Die Sungtiirtcu baben
bariibcr dnpcre Nniihten. 3tpnr bat
bas iunstiirfiihe Gon1ite Dor GINGER
3eit einen beipnoercn Nb9eianpten.
Naoiim Ben. nah Nlbanien aeihidt.
nm nit Den .Rebelleuiabrern" gu
unterbanbeln; abcr Die Wiiiiou lit ses
ifeitert unb ald Der iiir ben Mai
Il6nuien anaetiinnigte Seiuh bes
Sultans NnhommcS bss Siinftcn
Ielbit bat Den 8iebernusbru6 Der Sue
irrreftion nidt gu pcrbinbern pcr>
mpdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
(spe5ials Gorreiponpen5.)
Gartinale MnS Krtidbers
2lmSftanS.

Sir bie Iitslieber bes Sl. Cole
gums beitebt Die Iori6rift. baB lie
iih bel ibren Iussdngen in Tom zines
eelhlolenen. bon Sfpei Happen ge5o>
senen @a9en5 5u bepienen baben.
IA Die meiiten garbindle feline eignen
8aroIicn beiiben. ipirb linen, mie audi
ben Witsliebern beS oiplomatiiheu
aorps cine iolhe fir ibre Iusiabrten
bonn Sauberer 3ur S%erfiigun9 geltcllt.
Cine Musnabme mndte bisber nIr Der
CARDINAL : Staatsietretdr. Der ii6
namentli6 fir feline Sabrten nad1
gaitel @anbolfo, nab Gicarcllp opcr
na6 ieiner @isna nuf Monte Iario,
elm eignes Gutomobil ansei6nift bat.
8ei Dem lesten. mebrere Gage baierns
ben Iusitanb bes autIhers Y%erionals
Der Sauoerer, befanoen lld Die Car
bindle in unanacncbmer Gage. benn
ga Tie niht 5u SUB our6 Die Straben
&om's seben b%iirfen, muBten tic iid
enttpeber Die berridaitlihen 8aaen
ibrer 9efannten erbitten, ooer lid,
zines Siafers bebicuen. Su nber
ginIpGnner nitt IN Die patifaniiheu
Sole bineiniabren bilrien. iabeu iif
Die garbindle, Die lih am II. Idr5
ahr 6aitenprepist in ben apoitolii3eu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

muBte. Inn Die Sppoiition siireft 5u
~ipeiieu. SdlieBlid pirb Der Senat
bod nahseben miiiieu. Sber alif
ni6t. Senn Die ipenieen liberalen
Manner in Der Sabl Der republitas
niihen Senatoren. baben ieit Dem
4usialle Der lesten 8abl Dor ben
sStanbpatters Die Se9el seitriben unb
treten nidt mebr 10 u%nn6bdnsis aif
ipie in Der oorausaegangenen Sieuus.
Sm Ntopember ndfiten Sabres aber lit
nieher Nationalipabl unb Damn biirfte
Der Sruits ireunblihe Sennt burd iein
itarrfDpfises @erbalten Die grtpdbluu9
ciues ben1ofratii6eu Hrdiioenten nnb
elmer bemofratiIhen Iebrbeit bes
9mbesienntes our Splge babcn. 4
6. sc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

SCALA ol2 o. Ma oe,,r.
tmSrt;ao, S.rfs s,ru 81.
mr;f,, nav m.r;,G,,nns,, : M,.;.
,n,,n ms T.m me,.;ro ms1sMns;
p,;ra o,,@ cue l,,tsr;nS,,r, hs,;;oriS
Ssr ~crrn,ftun, afnsn,hs,, 2, ssg
No.,rter,s o.H;sr4 msr,a;s,sns
M-,,s;ta;i;,e ;i,h Mimi, ss,hSst;nt u;nt
{, ,robr;, Se,. Mb;;ht Ssr Mnn,;n;arn
t;,n Sow ososr,nart;nsn MIC ner nor
auoon,os,on s.n,as 80, o.,,,e =,
sI;,fsn n1s MN orSssrs gnnr;omte;t
:. m,r,S.s.songhnyt :, sr,;.ra, 81.
n,,sT S,,rhos;;hrt merSsr soru ,hrs
s 81. os;a,rrosfSh;nfs;t Sss
@;.nttss ~ hee;ntrSht;nsn N;e
martn; ho,Sert Sor;n nmr IN, s;rre
"a M-rS,;Ssrtsn Ssr Nom eouorss
n;ssorhnIt m-e5srSrf,po Ssr Muao
"nsou !, me;t S;ss msoI;d
s~m,n,nsrsr hot
Mom,.rfsns,,s IL sic sirbs;tI;ds
eort,,ma Ssr Sen,ofroten IN, Sn,,;e
auf republifaniIfer Geite hattie man
S%palhuusen erpartet, ipoiiir gerans
lailuns IN Der Stellln9 eln5elner Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
(Spe5icu fir hieic 3eitun9.)
9amnbl, JIG ,uiDrm, mas lie
,unArm,

bieie Semofrater BEG @6scorbnetcne
bauies 81 8aibin9tpn. 3 81 Siini
nicbtige @orlagen interbalb bier
&ofen erfolsrei9 al erlSisen, bas
nteint ipa6. Insenoumeu ipurben:
ger6ffeutliduns Der Gampa9nesg eis
trGge Dor Der @abl, birefte 8abl
her Genatoren. Ncueiutbeilung Der
Gpngrc6s9 eSirfe, &ecipro5itGt nit
CANADA unb nun Die GARNER Sreis
lite. &ir iinb serne bereit, anberen
cuuierpatipeu uno Northumberland
@lattcrn bei5uitimmen. Die ba be-
baupten, Die Semofraten bitten nit
ben beiben' le%ttseuannten Sprlasen
mcbr. eetbnn fir bas 2uno, Die
f~sarnler nnb fir bic gauge Hation unb
sipar in flint 8oden, nls Die 6epubli>
faner i'm gan5eu leeten Sabr5ebnt,
tpenn Dies alih fir Iauhe iibers
tricben flirigen iolte.
@an3 Defenders Die Sarmers Sreis
liite hattie eineu barten 9ampf nit
Den Stanbpat : Hepublifanern 81 be-
ite6en, Der iebp1 pur6 Die enta
ifloHeue Saltung oes oemofratiifen
Settlers. beS Spre6ers Champ Glarf--
elm @anu, Der eineu fdbigen Yrdiis
benten abgeben piirbe-lnb bes Sor@
iibers fir 0tittel uno @cge, Inter
nooo. Iotpie ourd Die einmiitbige
Saltlna Der Semofraten, nit @lan5
oeiponnen ipurbe. 9abei sing bon
Surdpeitiden nidt Die &epe. Sen
Wlitaliebern mar pole 8elegcnbeit 81
iadlieher aritif Der Sorlage ge9eben
mouon lie aud seuii9enb @ebrauf ges
madlt Ga6cn. 9ie repuolifanii6C
@inberbeit fir Die 8il scpinnen 81
pollen, ipar ia ausii6tslos, tpcsbalf
feline Seit perseubet fpurbc. Sas
S,nus bat nod mebr sn .bun.
Hni hem Yrosrumm itebt MN 5u'
ndebit Die 8eoiiiou Der 8oaanidee en-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

waist set front, collar and cuff,
I centerpiece, 1Sx16 inches, I cor.
set'cover, I lingerie hat (the large
piece Of the hat can also be used
for a centerpiece, the small piece
for a dolly, I belt, 2 doiIies, I
large border for %petticoat, I me
dunn border for baby wear, :
complete alphabet 2 "a inches
high, 4 complete alphabet I inch
high, I large floral branch suitable
for sofa pillows, scaris, table COW
ers, ETC., 2 anchors for sailor sui.
and many additional designs suit
able for children's wear, under.
wear, centerpieces, ETC., making a
grand total Of about SO splendid
designs, all perforated on a good
quality of linen bond paper en-
abiing the pattern to be used a
number Of times and In many in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
0elesenbeit eriplaen.

0elesenbeit eriplsen. Scin giniluB
iomie Der ieincs Seratbers. Deg Spas
niolen Or. Snlem. gilt ais eebrohen.
IS perlautet, BOB Die Siiiiocuten in
Der inmstagi9en 'Ynrteis Seratbuns be-
tont baben. iie beiteben nuf Der Wabz
ring Der Gefte Des Sultans uuo beS
&balifen, nm Die offentlide Neinlng
auaelihtS Der 6eriidie. baB Der Staat
elmer 8epublit Suite,lere, 5l berubisen.
Sie Ibdnberung Der @erfnNung be-
buf5 Siheruug bcs 8lcihgcipihtes
Der brei @cipnlten iuu bcrart erfplacn.
baB Gle Iufl0iung. Der aammer burh
taiIcrlid)es Sefret pbne Sefrugung Deg
Senat5 itattiinbcn foune. Ser Sultan
ipu arf bas ~unbcbingtc Imneitiez
ringsreft beiiten. Ser Minilter>
ratb bcrictb iiber bieie SeidliiIle Der
Gumitc Sartci, luelhe CT iifercn Suz
formationcn 5lfolge billigtc.
+++
Sic Gage in Ilbanien iiebt belite
bebroblidlcr ais je aus, rmiomebr ais
aud @richeulonb cine alte Sfarte
nit Der Siirfei allsSuipcbeu bat mn
gerabe in iiinglrer 3cit luicber perz
idiebentlih Melouuacn iiber 9ricz
did : nlbaneiii6e @renSperlcBrngen
famen. Iu6 Stalien unb Seiterreif,
liub on Der albauiiden Srn9e itdrf
intcreiiicrt uno lpenn Hicciptti 8ariz
balbi ieine Srpbnng ipabrn,aft. uno
lid nit itolieniihen Srciipiaigcn an
bic Spibc Der notionnlen Grbebung
itelt. iinb BORT internotionale Ser
pidlunpen gar niht bon Der Sanb
5u neiien.
Scute nerben Die albanciiiden 3eia
tuusen nlIr nod in Nclp 9prf, Yaris
uub aairo 9ebrndt, aber in 0toiicu
ms Saub ein9eihmnSaclt. Sic
.iungsalbnniide 2isa",t Die baupts
iddlih IN Siibs Stnlien uuo Si5ilien
flpriert. no Ilbaueien ieit bier Sabrs
bunberten, lett hcu 3citen Sfanbcr
Sess anidnig iinb, mtcritiist, Die
jebige Sniurreftion finan5lcll in melt
9~ebenSiter @eiie. Sas Yroeramm
nerlangt fir albanieu: @enerals
gmneitic, Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
alten S6ulen. Die offiSieue Inertcus
nuna Der DECENTRALIZATION Sprofc uni
S6riit int Uficntli6cn 2ebcn, bel heh
: 8eri1ten unp III Der Serpalhins;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Iibaftuns Der Stride ober Der {
2itursie cntitebt."
GorbtnaI a m b 0 n a.
Der 2tmfitanS In Obers
2ubanten.
Sprsbut Tnida brpbt nit Niebet
b%rennuns Der hriitlthen
SDrfer.

GontuntinopeI. "a. SpriI
y Sic Gage I'M Silaiet Sfutari /
u%nperdnbert. In Der montenegro
niiden @ren3c fpnrmt es tdelih 81
flcinen 9dmpfen 5uiihen 8anber
fliihtiser Arhauten une montenegri.
niihcr 9ergbemobner einerieits uni
tiirfiidcn @rendpnGen nnbererieits
Sic Serlltite nif beiben Seiten ia
empiinplih. 5orgbut Sfeffct Haid
rid,tetc neuerbinss BON Sfntari a.
einen Iufruf on Die hriitliden y.
nauten. lid 81 untermcrfen. pibrieet
faIlS er nit Der HieScrbrennlrng ibr;
S0rier ulb Der i6drfiten Seitrafui
Der S6uloi9en %beginnen ruiirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

in 6 sizes: 80, 81, SO, SO, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure. II re-
quires I IL yard of 27-inch ma
terial for the tucker and 2 "a
yards for the waist, for rhe &C.
inch size.
s925-Ladies' One-Piece Apron. Here
is an apron that Is not only sim
Pile and practical, but becoming as
we'll. IT is fitted to the figure un-
der the arm by a dart, and the
skirt portion Is ample enough to
protect the dress worn under
meath. The back portion Is ex-
tended to form straps that cross
at the centre and fasten over the
shoulders In front. Bingham, lin
en-, percale or alpaca are suitable
for this garment. The pattern is
cut in 8 sizes: Small, medium and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
ams Scr GHreci.

Sic Siirfei itiirSt bon elmer inuercu
&riie in Die anbere. Sic frie9eriihcn
Serlpidluugen iinb nod ni6t sel6it.
ia Der Iufitano IN Ilbanicn nimmt
immer groBerc Simeniionen an.
Hi6tsneItoneniger leiitct lid bas
tilrfiife Hebenpnrlumcnt, hdS iungs
tiirtii6e Gpmite. bas in 8abrbeit bis
iett Die gau5e &cSicruug ~leitctc, cinen
bur6auS niht tleineu Sruocrtrieg.
Sic itarfe 8eaftiou. Die ii6 i'm
Sd1ppBe bes Gomites gcscn ociicn
ireimnnrcriihe nun jiiniidc Scituns
bemerfbar madjte, ut In Der lcBtcn
@pde sum uffenen Sample iibcr9c-
sansen. Gs bat lid cine 0ruppc bon
SiiiiSenten gcbiloet. Die aud III Der
Irmee Nnhang bat. unb pclfc bas
gan3 iclbitperitdnhlidc Yrpgramn,
peripl9t. benz Sultan. Der %ge9cupdrtig
nur Elm Sheinbcrriher lit, ieine ibm
bon Der %erinnung 5ucrfnnute Stcls
lung aud, wirflt6 5u geben. Sic
perniiniti9eu Sungtiirfeu bnben es
chen aud ifon intt, BON cincr logo
nanntcn ,freibeitlidcn" unb babel
garS mpernntmortlidlen Ncbenrcgies
rlln9, Die Gcligion umb bas Sultanat,
Die bciDcu @rltnbpfciler Der oSmas
nii6eu 5erri6aft, idlpd6en 6u lalicn.
49,
Con tautiuopeL %. Ipril.
Gs ihcint, bnB Die duBerc
Spaltung Der iungtiirfiihen Gomitc>
Yartei pur6 Die Nad9icbiafcit Der
Salonifier Grippe iiir ben Iusenblid
abaemeuoet murbe. Der Riiftriti
hes Sinansminiifers Siapib @cpS, ncS
bisberisen Grpunenteu Der 9osc nnf
Der Salouifier ipaniihen Suben,
piirite bel Der eritem iid bietenbeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

large. It requires 4 yards Of &C.
inch material for the medium
size.
se3e-Ladies' Shirt Waist Dressing
Sack. In High or Low Neck and
with Long or Shorter Sleeve. A
New Idea in a Practical Garment.
Dotted lawn vas used for this
model, which is appropriate for
silk, flannel and wash materials,
such as lawn, dlmity and nain-
sock. The body portions show
deep pIaits owe the shoulders,
while over the centre tiny plaits
or tucks are laid. The sleeve may
be finished in full length, with a
band or a shaped cuff, or in
shorter length. The pattern Is
cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a, SO, SO, 40
and AZ inches bust measure. It
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Das Saneerieit in ,ltiltpaafs

Milnaufe,e. @is. Sic go
6creitungcn fir naS 80. SGnserfel
pelfes in Iilpaltce in Der Belt DO
%. bis gum %. Suni a~bsebdlte
perocn pirb. inn inn beiten 3lae
Ser Ylau fir Die srpBc @iibne Iii
5000 Sdnscr lit MN alsseorbcitst.
Gs betbeiligeu ii6 1877 @cianspercine
an Dem Seitc nup man bereitct Guats
there iiir 10000 Seiudbcr Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

Length or Shorter Sleeves. A
Pleasing Model for Wash or
Wooden Fabrics. Dotted pereaIe
in white and red was used to de-
velop this model, which is also
we'll adapted to linen, lawn, dim
ity, Bingham, chambrey, cash.
mere or similar materials. The
Dutch neck edge is pleasing and
cool for warm days. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes: 8, 10, II and ID
years. II requires 3 1-2 yards Of
44-inch material for the Swear
size.
o0-Stamping Outfit. This beautiful
stamping outfit consists Of about SO
up-to-date full size designs in all
the modern styles of embroidery.
The following is only a brief sum-
mary of the contents: I shirt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

Yalait mittelit Srpihfe beeeben
miBter. ae5uungcn, BON S6rueiScrz
thor in %ia bplld 3ecca on burd Den
gprtile Del Yapagalp unb ben Sas
maiiSbpf binbur6 81 Sub 5I 9eben.
Auf ibre Seibmeroe bin, murbe beim
ndditen Cardinals : gmpiaus. an
Namenstas bes YapItes. Den ginipdnz
nern seirattet, Die patifaniihe S6rpcllc
All i]i6erihreiten. - g 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
requires 4 IA yards of 27-inch ma
terial for the 36-inch size.

8939-GirI's Dress. A Frock Showing
some Popular Effects of the Sea-
son. This frock shows excellent
style, and may be made with or
without the trimming. The design
is suitable for washable or Woolen
fabrics. Blue plaid bingham, with
trimmings of plain blue would be
very effective, or blue linen with
white for trimming, would be
equally effective. The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: a, 6, s and 10
years. II requires 8 IA yards Of
36-inch material for the 6-year
size.
893o-GirI's Dress with or without
Yoke Facin1s and with Full
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
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Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

s733-GirPs Russian Blouse Dress
with Circular Skirt. This desir.
able model may be made Of dark
blue serge with soutache braid
and buttons for trimming, or of
linen, pique, Bingham or chambrey
in any of the pretty summer
shades. Tho blouse is closed at
the left side, and the closing ok
tends to the skirt, making it easy
to adjust the garment. The pat
tern Is cut in 8 sizes: q, 6 and 8
years. It requires 3 ~ yards Of
36-inch material for the 6-year
size.
as7o-Ladies' Bib Waist with Body
and Sleeve in One, and with
Tucker. A Unique and Up-to-Date
Iodel. A design most effective
for velvet, silk or satin, combined
with net or lace. 1t may also be
developed in popIin, henrietta, or
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6 sizes: 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and az
inches bust measure. II requires
for the waist I "a yard and for
the tucker I 1-2 yard of 36-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
e879-Ladies' Waist with or without
Tucker. A "Chic' and Becoming
Waist. The yoke on this model
Is most effective with it's bertha
front and cap sleeves that are cut
In one with the yoke portions.
The design Is suitable fer devel-
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-02
MISTAKE OF HUNTER
 COSTS TWO LIVES. Charles Noroross Mistook Party Of Hunters for a Deer.

Mays Landing, N. J.. Nov. 1.-Eager to have Q shot at Q. deer which he Su- posed was coming down an unused road in the early dawn today, Charles Norcross of Iona, N. J., fired into a party of four other hunters, killing two and seriously woundtng a third
 The dead are Conrad Steelman, 2S years old, of Pleasantvile. N. J.. and John Yost, 32, Pleasantville.
 The injured: William Jarvis, Pleas Rntville
 Norcross is in the Atlantic county jail in this place awaiting the action o< the coroner. He is overwhelmed by his fatal mistake.
 According to Norcross' statement, made to a justice of the peace at Mine tola, he was standing behind some un- 6erbruSh at the side of road when he heard noise. Not thinking that any other hunters were in the vicinity, and believing that the sound came from a deer walking down the road, he raised his gun and fired in the direction of the noise. Before he could lower his gun there was a sllriek and, jumping from the underbrush he was mortified to see three men lying in the road. Realizing in an instant the terrible mistake he had made, Norcross went after the other members of his party and the three injured men were placed in an automobile and rushed to Pleas antvilie One of the victims died in minutes.
 Norcross comes from a respectable family. He is said to be a man of good habits, is married and has two children. The victims were strangers to him