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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Der srsbe "4ereSieer''!

Carnegie bat Sieier Gage Dor elmer
@ibelflnile iunger Serte eincn Tprtrue
gebalten. @r crfldrte linen, pie JIG
in Der @elt pprmdrts fommen mllBs
ten. Siibrte ibneu, pie iiblih. lid
iclbit alS Seiipiel hnfiir Dor. CIR
Sdblte ibucn, baB IS in Der &cItgea
ihihtc 5luun5ig (!) grpBe Ndnner
9ebc, ieber o ibuen lei zines armcll
Mauncs Sobn gepcien. llnb CAB
Den iumgeu Sibeiflnlie 3o8liu9ep Gin
brcifoh Ge6ept 5um Grlucrb BON ytilz
lioucn - 5u Slpei Srittelu ne9ntip
unb eill Srittel p%piitip: nid)t %trintcn;
niht rnlid)eH; unb ipnreu! las Me
sept III gut - ipucit eS sebt, aber
cincS bat Garnesie perseifen, wpnnrd,
or unn nnsere amerifaniihc Wnlti=
millionaire 5n ibrem Hcidtbum ges
lansten: Elm nnaenObnlihes Mah
upn IS ewiiienfuiigfeit bic
nidjt Sn%ridihrcft uor himmelihrcis
cnoer Ynsbeutnng Der grnten nno
riifiihtslpiem Nieoertreten Nler II,
Der ipilDen Sasn mad benz Wammon
i'm @esc Stebcnocu. - .Nurora unS
Sbriitlihe &pchc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Reform Ses srepisrs.

Sic bon Yapit Bins Spcm 3ebnten
ipc5ica nit Der Heiorm pes Srepiers
bcalftrostc Gommiiiion bat ibre Irs
belt. ~iolpeit tic Die Settbeilung Der
Yialmeu uni bos Srcbicr betrhft.
nnbe8u poacnbet. &an tiinSigt filr
bieien @onat Gin .Moh %proprio% an,
baS bielen She'll Der HeiornV per>
Difcntli6t. Sieier Sbeil miro bon
1913 ab fiir Den @eltcleriS. ipie audi
iiir Den CrbcnSs Slerus, lorucit CT niht
cine dltere 2itur9ie befolgt. pcrbines
lib iein. Rad bieicr Heiorm limb Die
Ylalmen in Der @eiie auilbas @repier
pertbeilt, Dab tic alle cinmal pcni9s
items re5itiert perocn, pdbrenh bis iest
sepinc Yiolmen gar nie I'M Srepier
eridienen. SSic Yialmen iino uber
immcrbiu 10 Sy%Scrtbcils, baB hic Iuss
bcbnung SeS Srepiers pcrminbert miro
unb Slpar beioneerS al @orta9en bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
SmnSss'Gtat iiir 1915.
Die sepiante Gripnruns ,uirs bnrdy
Mebraussabsu iiir bic Hrnee ano
bic Niarine fait gauS wicSer
anfsc,uoscu.

@aibiugtDn, 81 6. - Sic
Dem GonsrsB nuterbreiteteu Sprunz
ihldge oeS Shatamtes fir Den %llnters
bait Der &e9icruus I'M fonmcnbcn
Sistaliabr lauten i'm 8anSen uIf
S745.S34.56 muo itellen cine CIR
ipnrnib bon S21.2S3. 921 im @ers
gleih gum Sisfnliabr 1911--1912
in Nusliht. Nitt eingeifloiieu in
Ole @eiummtimnme III Die Semiaiaun9
fir bns Staatss Separtement. bon benz
mar glarbt, eS merbe iid ielbltSahs
lenb ermeiien. Siir pas laufenoe
5isfnliabr bate Der GonsreR $780,
21S,4S5 bemiligt. Bic bebcutenblte
@ripdrun9 ut bel Den Selpilli9uueen
iiir offentlide Sauteu 9eplant, pelfe
pom $122.040.060 auf 500. 716.s
701 bernntergeiebt iiuo. Nnberc
berab9eieete Sepiligun9cn limo Die
fir ben Ycniionss SonbS, Die erefutips
Scpartemcnts unb pas Iderbaus
Sepurtement.
Grb6bte gepiaisunsen.
Iuf peicntlihe Grbobun9cu louten
inocIieu Die Soranihldge fir Die
Irmee unb ole Marine. Sir ben
Yanuma saanal merbcn $45.560,0 200
p~crlnnet. I'M $4,000. 900 mebr oils
fir bas lauienbe SiStaliubr. Nid)t
cinseI6loiieu bierin iinb Die Slus9as
ben fir Sefeiti9unaen Der
3analsone. ipoiiir $5.640,950 pcr@
lansi perben gegeu $4,000, 900 i'm
Toriabr. Inter DER Gubrit YNilitds
riide @inrittum9en" iperben ST.
100000 mebr iiir Seefiiitcns NrtiI
lerie perlan9t, Die @eiammt Sors
ani6l1ge fir Sort unb Natipnals
|ertbeibisun9spcrfe lnlten AMI ST.
21S,S99, mn -ebe6u S2,OOO,00O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
orr Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

I082-A Popular Junior Model. Blouse
or MILDLY Suit with Shield and
Panels in Two Lengths for Misses
and Small Women. This design
will develop nicely in wv toned
serge, or in a plain material with
braid for trimming. The panels
may be omitted, or finished in
either of two lengths, and the
blouse may be worn over or I'M
der the skirt. The pattern Is cut
in 5 sizes: IA, is, 16, II and 1s
years. It requires a ga yards of
44-inch material for the 14-year
size.
Do53-A New Russian Suit for Moth
ers Boy. Boys Russian Suit
with "Kniekers". This popular
model will appeal to the home
dressmaker, because of it's simple
and we'll fitting lines. It is APP
propriate for any of the materials
now in vogue. The pattern is cut
in 8 sizes: 2, q and 6 years. 1t
requires 8 "a yards of 27-inch ma
teriaI for the 4-year size.
l065--A Distinctly Smart Dress. La
dies House or Afternoon Dress
with or without Yoke Facing, and
with Full Length or Shorter
Sleeve. Black and white plaid
bingham with trimming OF white
was used for this model. The
dress Is closed at the side, and is
developed as a one piece model.
The pattern, suitable for all dress
fabrics, is cut in 6 sizes: 81, So,
SO, 40, AZ and a. inches bust
measure. It requires 7 1-2 yards
OF 27-inch material for the 36-inch
size.
MIA Stylish Comfortable Goat
Model. Girls Coat with or with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
(yiir bicIe 3eitung bcarbeitet
Jnt EanSe Ses vSair play.

Cir betanntcr fatboliitber Wsilt.
ifer, Nigr. z. j. Snatlsp, .. 3,
ION Sittsburg, ga. bet ans BEN
Sabresberibte ocs Ser. Stcatei
~srsiebun9o : GpnmiiurS fplgeups
utereiianten &onltatirunsen beralrss
ieSp9en:
Gin SiiufteI her Weiamn,t : @es
Offering Der Ser. SiunIeu bpiudt Die
iffentIihen Sduisn.
Sic SnrdihuiitS : &Mlcr OeS
Shmjabres Itsigt; in ben lebtel
ipon5ie Snbren bat lie cincn gan3el
Wonat 3 geiionrmeh.
Snitematiids Transportation ppll
sinbern SIT Sen offeutlidlcn Sdulcll
III Soften ser Wiir9cr miro cine aes
pDGa!ide Sndle bicr5ulaabe.
Gin Stnut bat iibtr 1000 S6uler
n ipclden oie Shii!er5abi pcni9e,
us Sebn lit.
Sa5 2ebrsrforps in unleren ameriz
aniid)en Sdnleu iuirb lhnea Ders
b Iibt. Sm Sabre 1870 iparel
,cinabe 40 SroSent Der 2cbrfrGftc in
ell 6ficntlid)en S6uleu Ndnner;
lcutc lit nur ctipns mebr mic 90
sro5ent Mdnner, blcibt alio 80 Yros
cnt meibliher Sebrfrdfte.
Sn ocn icsten 40 Sabren baden Iif
Nc Soften Der Gr5icbung cines ainbel
II Der Diientlihcn Sdnle mebr ais
%icrppppclt.
Sic Iuslngen per aopf Der Scs
,olfcruna Der Ger. Staatcn. iiir Den
l~ntcrbalt Der oiicntlid)en Sdulen.
uar leBtcs Sabr $3.50. Solalit
mIbten .bic 15,000.000 aatboiitcr
,cr Ser. Staaten $66.0OO,O00 N
Steuern suiu llnterbalte Der oftent'
iden Sdnlen be5ablen.
Sic Soften. nm elm aino Gin Sabi
)inourh in ben Dffcntlihen Sfnler
scr Ger. Staaten 3n nnterribteH
,rrcidte lebtes Sabr Die Summe por
s31.65. Sniolge bcien %erIparter
sic 100000 &inbcr in fntbplilhcr
Sdulcn Dem Sanbe IN cinem Sabre
S41 600. 900.
Scr Seitya9 Scr Satbplitcu 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

me9r ais I'M &orid6rc. @ei Den
observation-disclosures oC@ Marine Seirctdr2
lit ole S%prtiegun0 Oes Yrogranms,
idbrlih apei SNlndtidjifie su buuen.
gcpIant, pbgIcid Die &ornnihldgc ali
$1.000.O0o ucniger louten ais Die
beS Soria6rt9 Sir Sprtlebun9 Der
Ir6cit on Sabl6en1cn. Die i'm Sall
bcariifca lin6. ulo lilr Sen SegimI
oea Sa,les ppu alpei nellen Shlddt
Itiffeu unb Sluei Mathematician NIT
SGuipirlno rcrbcn S24,323,413 pers
lanat. Sic acknowledgement iiir
Die ArlHte mlp Die Marine iiuo ialt
cbenlp grp6 lpie Die unter aunercn
Hubrifcu 9eplontcn Griparlinscn.
@cucrul @ittcod bdlt fir Den Ypirs
hienit i'm tommcnoeil Sisfalinbr
$260,93s.463 criorocrlid. nm 49,
800. 900 mcbr ais in Dem lnufenbcu
SistaIiobr. Sir nas Experiment Der
Ginrihtung elmer RnfetppIt idldat
Der @cncrals Soitmciltcr cine Scpils
ligung . 100000 ppr.
5lne= NIB @afcubamteu.
Sir Stub unb 1aicns Terbeiiermz
gen tpirh cine @euiQi8un9 10 500
46o.4SS befilrlpprtet. fait gauS. fiir
6creitS begpnneuc ooer ~9cncbmigtc
Serbeiierrmgen. pas nm 100000
lpcni0cr lit. ais iiir SnS lauienbe Sabr
bcluiQiat mar.
Sic &oranihlGge iilr nnberc DC
partemcnts Der Ne8ierumg iinb bon
bencn fir buS IalIfcnbc Sistnliabr
ipeuio perld)icocn.
sir Die Snrii Gommiiiiou perben
fir pas tpmmcnpc Sistaliabr 1920
600 %perlongt. Siclc Seipiaiguug
miro bon pcu Scmotraten bes &nuies,
Die gegcu bas Sortbcitcbcn Der Sariis
tGommiliiou limo muN Die Snriis
IHepiiipu u~mabbdn9i9 bon Der Cont
miiiion porSunebmeu ipiinIheu, lebs
bait betdmpit iperbcn.
SpnsS fir bic snrii- Gpmmiiion.
Sir Die ~@rparuu8S GpmmiiiiN"
Der Administration. mclhe einen TlM
DER Heiorm Der Notwithstanding III
ben perihiebeneu NeaierlmgS>Ses
purtemcutS ullS9earbcitct. iperben
$4,000 perlnngt; iilr Neiles Nus
9aben bcS YrS!iSeptcu pirb bic ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
2lrbciterfiikrer 6ernpers mn>
Sic Sssialiitcn.

bic nImericnu federation or
2nbor" tagte iiln9it in Itlanta, Ga.
Gam @ompers, &rdiibent bcS Ire
Better Gerbanbcs, hcflagte CO, bag
Sobn @itheu. ~Nmeritd's grDBter
Irbeiterfiibrcr", aus Der n9ipic
federation" alls5utreteu ge6lpungen
purpe. Sp5ialiitiid)en llnttricbcn III
Den Nrbeiters% erbdnbeu ihreibi or cs
5u. baB Ntitdcl iciucu @bidicb neb@
men mlBtc. Gr in9t inter Inherent;
Sen So5ialiiteu t0uncu mir burh
nidtS gcfallen. cs lei bonn. ba6 mir
ms nit Sallt unb Suareu ser Ynrtci
crgcbcn. Damn iperbcn JIG rlibig lcin.
lplange mir Die untcrtbduigen Siener
ibrer Snrtei perbleibcu. &dre eS
linen g~elun9en. Den ScihluB Der
Ser9leute burh3ubringen, bann bdtten
lie lonit mas ulif'S Sapet gebrnht,
iufern es lid nur benz ,Iraoe mouc=
mcnt" ais elmer uirfliden Sampf=
madDt in nieiem 9anbe bemmenS in
ben @es iteltc. Sic wiiniden, oaR
nas san5e 9ano uulitdnnis uerarnte,
uuo nak man baum linen. ais ben
Retterm in Der Nutb. bic Siibruns Der
8eielihaft anuertraue.
Sit bic 5beurie Der Su5inliifen
redt, baum lit bic cause Nrbeit Der
.Mmerieam federation OF 9abur"
Seitperluit, nnn Der Serbano iplte
iif auilbiem. S6 perbe uncutlpest
ouf Settle Der .Srubc llnionsSes
lpc9un9" itcben, u~nbetilnmcrt porlim,
mas Sic tbuu. @ir lit JIG lieber, nls
ir9enb cine anbcre Ginridtung oui
@rbcn. Sh perbanfc ibr 10 piel.
Sic bat mir 10 manni9ialti9e @es
le9enbeit 9ebotcu, oneern bclfeno orc
Sanb sI reifcn."
90 rebet alio Scrr @omperS in
tlaren @urtcu bon Den i6dpliferl
Wiittell. nit benen ole So6ialiltcn
gum 3iele 8u 9clan9cn Seoentcn. =
Ohio @aiIeuireunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

Very unique is the shaped band
or this model and the back panel
gives a-stylish finish to this natty
skirt. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: IA, IS, 16 and 18 years. It
requires 3 IA yards of 44-inch ma
terial for the 14year size.
9071-Pattern for Re-Footing Stock
ings. The usefulness of this pat
tern will be apparent at once to
the economical woman, as il is
we'll known that the soIes of stock
ings wear out long before the leg
portion, and have to be darned
over and over again. This pattern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Gin natienalcs GegmnSkeitSs
asmrsam entpisklen.

aaniasGitp. Nto. - Guf BENT
iiinsiteu Srausmiiiiiiippi : @onere6
cmpiabl Senator Omen BON Stlaboma
in ieiner Hebe pringeuo Die @rrittunS
zines u%ationaleu @~eiuubbeits : 8u>
reaus. Gr b%ebauptete, oaa in ben
g~creinisfen Staaten idbrlih 100000
Wiemiden, 0tanncr, SraMeu unit
2inner ibr 9eben einbiiRen, pbidDon
oics p~erbiubert merbcn fonne. SIS
lei et,uas perfebrt in einem 9anbe,
SaS mpbl ein bureau fir bic Cons
ierpiruus pun Sbieren nno 4flanSeu
babe, aber fein Separtement, Dos iih
nm bic 0%einnobeit Der Msenihep
film NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

figure. The skirt has panel back
and front cores. The coat and
skirt are cut in 5 sizes: IA, IS,
IS, II and 10 years. It requires
5 IA yards of 44-inch material for
the 14-year size.
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.
soo-EGracefh and Becoming Model.
CircuNr Skirt with Back Panel
and w\1 or without Shaped Band
(for MiNes and Small Women)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

Dem SuneS fir sic glenu,utarihuleu
Scr Ber, Stnateu errcihte hobcr I'M
perfloiIenen Sabre Die redJt bcattenSs
lucrtbc Summe DON $107. 100000.
4p intmer es oinirs rninoer" Nmes
rifa;,er i'm Saiibe Sibt On fpnnen hieie
3ableu NIT Sutem ginorue poreelest
lpechen. ipsun man baS Sorlegeu
5bne @eGGiiiNtcit, in sinem
.fair,minDeO ipaD" thut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
MAIL|NG 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 he sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
plainly and be sure to state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns allow.
ance is made for seams. Address,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
90 mand,e llmium Scimoc uub ga

90 mande Union Seinoc unb aa@
pital SuBe 6cigcu Jest nit Singern
aui Die nmerifauiihcu NrbcitersS crs
bGnbe pegcn beS IcMamoruz SALES.
Scnc Serreu iinb iih ndmlid nidt
belpuBt, paB es audi 1T gfcs
Namorn's 9ibt, llnb Sipur iine pds
ieuc Serrcu pom aapital. Die purd)
ibrc SGrtc. lluserehtigfcit unb iegs
lider IIsihaltrg d]riltliber @crchs
.ti9teit ibrer arbeitern cine .lipina
mage" porentbgIfen unb in ibren Sns
buitrien unb Sabrifcn CO an Den
nDtbi9en Nrbeiteridrus Torridtuu9eu
abiolut iebIen lalien. - rs. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Dos pSlferreett kemtsut

,Su, 9apa, mas ut oas
has G1lterreht?" ~.
reht? -. Sn 80,
Itarfcs Seer bat, bar
. wpranf man picift!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

Small Women. A unique feature
of this design is the effective side
closing, and both waist and skirt,
and the effect of the plaits at the
seams, which lend fulness to the
skirt, while preserving the slen-
\der lines. The waist has a pref
tily shaped collar, and is cut with
body and sleeves in me-. The
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: "a, IS,
rs, II and 10 years. It requires
5 "a yards of 36-inch material
with I 3-8 yard of 27-inch material
for the tucker fer the t6-year size.
}5-Niuht Dress Case. Size 13x3O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

0elpDbnlide Sclpiui9uug bon $4,000
mo iiir Elm I'M &eiBcu 6nuie aii5us
bdngcnbes Gel Sortrait bcS Yrdiis
bcnten Gait nit Habnlcn cine Sc
miai9ulg BON $4,000 be%iiirportet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

out Revers. A charming eve
effect is shown in this model,
which may be finished with the
revers portion Tapped In double
breasted style. or without the re-
vers in single breasted closing.
The coat is box shaped ana has a
two piece sleeve finished with a
deep straight cuff. The pattern
is cut in 5 sizes: 4, 8, 8, &c and
~ years. II requires 2 3.s yards
Of 44inch material for the 6-year
size.
Chic and Stylish Afternoon
or CaIESown for Misses and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
Dir liefern eudJ Die aiufter
81 biuigen Vreifen.

gives two different soles, both
equally good and shaped so that
the seams will not cause any dis
comfort to the wearer, as darned
stockings sometimes do. Expen-
sive silk stockings may be made
to do duty twice as long when re-
footed in this way. The upper
part of the old stocking will cut
the soIes for a pair.
Pattern for Re-Footinq Stock
ings. Sizes for 8, 9 and 10 inches.
in Bow Knot and Forget
Me-Not Design, to be worked in
Solid Embroidery Stitch. Size 10
a. inches.
Stamped on white linen. ..... zoe
Stamped on pure white linen. .e5c
Perforated pattern. .25c
1s1o-shirt Waist Set in Grape De.
sign.
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards Of
pure imported white linen $3.50
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards Of
fine white or ecru Iinen.... 2.f0
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards Of
heavy white linen......... 1855
Stamped on 2 yards Of 49,
inch fine lawn or nainsook. ITO
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards of
white butcher cloth. 49,. .$1.to
Perforated pattern........... rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

Sas red,tc @etter fest, NM Die
@eibnohts giufduic 81 bciorgcn mo
- bic redte 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

hobsn Soften, an Semen Der Starr
clerlls unJ mcilten in Der Seeliorge
auseitreu9t lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

inches. This case would make a
very pretty and useful gift. TO
be executed in solid or outline
embroidery with buttonhole edge.
Stamped on acknowledgements
Perforated pattern. ........ Csc
91o9-9108-A Splendid Model for Tail
ored Suits (for Misses and Small
Women. Composed of Misses
Coat Pattern 91o9 and Misses
Six-Gore Skirt Pattern 9108. Blue
cheviot, with facings of black
satin was used for this suit. The
deep coSiar with capuchcn point
at the back gives breadth to the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
9citeneu Sic nnierr Sdherliite!

, @ir ba6eu ole Srdse iibcr
Z quite Siiher fir Sic ltlloisrt uno
+ i~ibcrbepen Sic lanscn Sudens.
+ llnlere ausipn6l entbGlt scnau
: mas sic piinlhen unp cS toitct
: Sic nlir einc Yuitfartc unh mir
+ lieferu Sbnen uniere SilferIilte
+ ms 6auS. S6reiben Sic
+ glcid) nnb Sipdr on:
I. @ppf department,
; Catholic Ertg. Co.,
: iSnbnqne, SOMA.
+ ]. + 4 4 + i + + + Z Z { = &
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12
@oQt SIR ni9t

bic arateit oentidIen Iiiiiundre
nnb ibrS notbleioenben Ncmbe-
febrtcn i'm icrnen Sit-Snbien ein
wenig nnterftiit sen!
Ser einrn Solar pber mebr
einienoet, erbdlt ais bciheioenen
Cant cine biibihe Sbptp-
arapbie aus ben Mtf-
ionen auf elmer 4oiffarte
>5ngeianbt.
Srpmme @aben bittet mait sn
anrciiieren nit @unner Srps.,
Snbuamc, Spfua, Imertfa, poer
brett au
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior in Khandwa,
0st Indisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

or cameown Tor Misses and 17s5-Nsh. ore.. case. Size 1896
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-06

safety through smoke and flame.
Mrs. N. B. Moore, widow Of
Indian and farm hand near Mus
kogee, Okla. turned up SIG, 900
worth of negotiable securities
while ploughing. Were lot of
robbers who cracked safe at Taft,
Okla, last summer.
By the way, since when have
American women-even the wild
ows of Indians-been forced to
work in the fields?
Mrs. Joseph Letters latest ex-
travagance is automobiles to
match her gowns-and she has
good many gowns.
Pennsylvania railroad going to
try dispatching trains by wireless.
Aren't there, enough wrecks al
ready? a1
John Driscill, wealthy farmer,
Ottawa, ILL.,, decided all his prop
erty to his wife when she institu-
ted suit for separate maintain
ence. Then went to county poor
house. Said it would be better
there, than with her nagging him,
anyhow.
Body of Isador S. Vogel, so,
wealthy New York jeweler, found
in ash pan under furnace in BUSH
ness building. Had been MUIR
dered and robbed. Two arrests
made.
u o-o
! WEATHER PROSPECTS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-06

TAFT'S MESSAGE A. FINE
GRAND STAND PLAY
It's fine grandstand play
President Taft has made with his
message tocongress.
All devoted to. condemnation
of naughty trusts is that message,
every word of it. Yes, sir!
And not a single line about the
tariff in it, either, you'll notice!
Which is what makes it d
grandstand play.
It's an old, old political game
old as the time when there first
were enough people in the world
for ambitious and grasping per-
sons to fool.
Encourage the people to sit up
and boiler against the iniquities
caused by certain conditions. But
don't let 'em talk about the condi-
tions.
1t is the tariff that made the
trusts.
If it hadn't been for the gener+
erous aid lent by our beloved gov
eminent to such infant industries
as Standard Oil or the Steel Trust
these two babies of industry
would never have acquired the =
size they have, nor learned so
much about helping themselves
RI other 0eon1a'S nroDArtv
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-17
Houshton Department
new PLANS FOR DETROIT
TRIP ARE DISAPPOINTING
COPPER COUNTRY CONTINGENT
TO BE AT DISADVANTAGE.
Big D. & c. Steamer Will Leave st
lgnaee on September 5.

The new plans for the trip of the
upper peninsula business men To De-
troit. are not meeting with favor with
the copper country contingent which
win be placed at disadvantage In
having TO make as long trip by rail
as by boat. before they can reach the
City of the Straits IL Is now planned
that the excursion will start from St
Ignace on Sept. 8, the ID. q G. steamer
city Of st. Ignace having been char
tered for the trip. The party will ar
rive at Detroit about noon of the 9th
and after spending a day and half
there win leave for home, arriving at
ST. Ignace the evening of the Sth. The
ride from Houghton 10 st. Ignace Is
said To be a very tiresome one, and
there Is some possibility that the cop
per country delegation will be smaller
than would have been the case had the
original plans been carried out.
When the excursion was first plann-
ed the intention was TO start the boat
from Houghton and make an all water
trip by way of the 500. 1t was found
that such a trip would be quite eX-
pensive and the shorter trip was de-
cided upon, st. Ignace being chosen for
the assembling point because of its
central location. The upper peninsula
railroads will probably make excursion
rates in connection with the boat trip.
This arrangement does away with
the possibility of the trip to Detroit
being made during state fair week,
which comes two weeks later. The
state fair management, however, has
set aside Sept. % as upper peninsula
lay at the state fair and has extended |
1 special invitation TO the people Of !
this region to attend the fair on that |
lay.
During their stay i'm Detroit, the
upper peninsula VIII maintain thei;
.eadqua,ttrs aboard the steamer,
which VII De moored at her dock, oc
,upying their staterooms az night, in
he same way the Board Of Commerce
members did on the city of Cleveland
While on their cruise 10 Lake SUI
1erior.
st. Ignacc was selecteI as the point
II embarkation so as 10 avoid the risk
# the party being exposed to one of
he severe autumn storms which might
'e encountered on Lake Superior in
september.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-17
4 + + + + + + . + + = = r = + + +
/. HoU0HToN BREvITIEs. T.
4 !. = = = = + 4 + = = + + = :. + 4.

Miss Belle Siller has returned from
n visit with friends i'm lower Michi-
gan.
Miss Ida Hummell of Madison and
Mrs. A. c. Wilson of Ann Arbor are
visiting their mother. Mrs. John Hum
nell of Houghton.
The fire department was called out
this morning at about ten O'Clock for
a fire i'm stable located back of the
central high school. The building was
considerably damaged.
Elsa Obenhon, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Obenhoff of
Iioughton. who was operated upon for
last Friday at st. Josephs
hospital, is reported to be improving
nicely.
Captain Max Banner, prominent
Chicago police officer, and the man
who arrested Arthur Evelyn See. of
the Absolute Life faith is i'm Hough-
ton visiting at the home of his sister.
Mrs. III. j. Keils. Captain Bonner is ac-
by his daughter, Miss Edna
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-17
BROUGHT FROM EAST.
Miss Coffey. An Insane Patient, is Re.
turned TO Ontonauon,


Miss Mayme BY, who several weeks
ago. left Ontonagon for Boston 10
bring back an insane patient from the
Worcester hospital for the insane.
landed her charge safely in ontona-
eon, says the Ontonagon Herald. The
patient, Miss Coney, is. a charge of
Ontonagon county, but has been In the
east for the past four years. The au-
thorities there refused to accept her
as n public charge as she was not n
resident of the state, so she had TO be
returned to Ontonagon. An attend
ant from the Worcester hospital ac-
companied Miss bly, on the trip as far
as Houghton, the trip being made ON
the Juniata Miss Coffey will be left
In charge Of relatives for few weeks
as the authorize les do not deem IL nee
essary TO send her 20 the hospital for
the insane at present.