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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
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Siii5Icre ulb 3,S00,000 Mann ieien
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bon Der oeutihen Slottc crflGrt.-
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
GrSbcben lit Smijije,,
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Standardization.

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Gperun Der Souptitoot bcS Scr.
rituriums SominpetideuSf. purocn
Seritort pber beid)Goilt. Sic Stuot
bot cine 0epOlterung bon $4,000
Seeler. Sic &erbinoung nit ocn
bon Der antoitropbe betrpficncn 9i.
i~triften iii abgeldnltten.
GlepclMuo, Ohio, 4. San.--grO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
a1tsr 8eSamern fir cine
britticse Jnpaiisn.

2eip5ig, 3. San.--Sei Der &orlrn.
teril,fillts aege1 Die lette @ote BON
Reidsgeridt IN Seip5ig Su ic bier
Sdbrcn Seitung perilrtheilten britt
ifen Spionc Captain Sren6 lnb
9ei,tnant Brandon lit. mie ieet crit
befonnt miro, elm Snpaiipnsplon Scr
britiihc1 WilitGr- rnb Warinebeb0r.
ben entbiiQt porben. 9ieier Ylan
gebt 6abin, an Der &iiitc bon Sd,lcs.
apig.Solitein 10000 Mann Sruppen
5u lnnoen, Den &aiicr @ilbelm.aa-
llal 5u serltoren itnb aiel ulo Sam.
burg bon Der 2anoieite aus allsilgrci.
fen. Ils ocm aaiicr Der @eriht iibcr
Oieies finbiid)e Erojeft puraclcgt
WnrSe, idrieb CT anf Den RanS:
yIrmc Scnfcl!" Samit meinte er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Srsbiiebsf psn tstcints u.
6elSbube BON 500 GOO
perMrtteilt.

Garis. 4. San.--9as IppeIa.
tionsaeriht bcitatiate berte sic gilt-
ld)eiolma untercr SSsnitans ncnadb
Cardinal Slron. -Gr5biihof bon
HbcimS, ocrurtbeilt murbe, 500, 600
an bcn Scrbano Der Sebrer %6iicntli-
der Sdulen Su sahlcn.
tier CARDINAL battc b~efanntlidl.
nor Sabre3iriit einell Sirtenbriei CT
ia'Icu. porin IN oen Sdulen Der Ge.
braltd) gcmilier 2ebrbiiher perboten
miro, mas SIR alagc Der 9rbrer s(l.
lnB aab. 8ercdtigfeit, mo Bit on
bineefommen i'm 9anoe ser ,liberte,
esalite, fratcrnit6"!-0ie &co.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

ItoBe bon ititgeipobnfiher 8elpalt uno
LANCER Soller murbet pGbrenb Der
Nad,t bon Dem Seismngrabben I'M
st. Sguatils.Goaeg anae5eigt. Iic
entfcrrutla ipilrDe BON Eotcr Chen.
bad, Dem Sbicrnator, dIf $500 Mei,
len b%ered)nct. Ser erite Stob ercigs
nete iidl Inn 5:3S ltbr abenbs. Sos
grobeben erreidote ieinen Sobepunft
I'M 500 llbr lIno ieil glioe Inn sos
llbr abenoS. Die acknowledgements
mltrbe nit II Iillimletern rcaijtriert.
Sic critrettc iid ouf cine 9aller BOZ,
20 Sefumben.
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(Spesialz gorreiponbeni.)
Sebnle fiir Kireeenftmiis int
Setft.

9aS erite ans Ser loliaen Mcibc
Der bon Eills y. erloiienen .Mntit
proprio,% bas aln -. Rop. 1908 per.
offentliht lpnrbe, honbelte bon Der
firhlidlcn Muiif, ,ino in linn cmpiahl
Der 81. Batter, 0aB bort, no bobere
ScbrauItalten fir &irdenmuiif be.
reits beItehen, lie b~eibehalten ullb &c.
pflegt mcrbcu, mo baB ba, no tic
nod nidt eriitieren, iold)e cinaerid,tet
perhen modtcn. Gs iei bon Der
srORten Iidtisfeit, Saf bic Stride
ielbit iiir Iusbilonus ibrer Ghorsiri.
aentcn, Srganiiten, Sangcr II. !. ~.
Jorge, iuSem lie Sisiclbsn nit Den
mabrcn ErinSipicu Der firdlid)cn
&nnit befannt made.
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3cit III Stalicn IN oieicr Siniift qc.
ld)eben, obcr crit nor pcniaen Saaelt
bat Der ttalicnifne ct. 9Gcilienpercin
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Den beltcn llnterrihts- ilno Sirigie-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

requires 2 70 yards of 36.inch ma.
terial for the 36-inch size. The
skirt Is cut in sizes %, "a, &c, 90
and 80 inches waist measure and
requires 6 IA yards of 44-inch ma.
teriaI for the 24-inch size.
This illustration calls for two
separate patterns, and will be sent
to any address on receipt Of 10
cents for each, in silver or stamps.
as19-A Simple Morning Jacket. This
model shows a simple graceful
model, with the fronts tapping In
diagonal effect. Deep tucks at the
shoulders contribute to the front
fuIness, which may either hang
loose or be held in place at the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
ben gchanat. Die 8eiammtsabl Der
Morpc sudden 1881 nnb 1908 be.
tru1 i29.000a

trns 10000"
@ie melt bicie MoroItatiitif riftig
lit, former, mir nift nad)priifen,
allein Der Serglei1 nit ben &riegs.
perllliteu i'm Siirgerfrie9e itimnlt
nidt. Die Statiitif bieicr gerlltite
.sdblt al,f: gut DER uoroiden Settle
iielen inn 9iirgerfriege IN oen
Shlodten 67,05S @ann. Sn 8inl-
ben itorben 1902 Damn. Sir Die
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BEN S6ladten 8efalenen nimt ae.
1,aii ermittelt. 9aB iie aber iebr
groB aetpeien lit itebt ieit, Die 3abl
Der I'M @ilrgerfriege @efallenen unb
Der on ibren &unoeu @eitorbeuen lit
alio piel GROCER, ais Die 3ob( Der
Morbe in Den lesten oreibig Sabren.
Gs lGft iid ia nidlt abitrciten, baf
bic &erbred)critatiitif il hpbc 3ablcn
a~nfiueiit, mie lie III cincm Snltnr.
lanSe nid,t purfummcn iultcn, Sah
and cine iebr srofe GAIL Der Der.
brcfJcn ,ngeiiibnt bfeibt. Srosoem
i6abet iebc llebertreibrng. 20.
Surrcip."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
prins altar unS Scr patifan.

0ic Ser &obel berihtct, nerDiicnt.
lif)t Der ~Siierputore &omono" eillcn
pGpitlifen Srief. Der fiir aac airdcn
oes Orient beltimmt lit. Ticicr @riei
bat Den 3ped. Die @irfuma oes nett.
lid perpifentlidtcn Mrtifel5 bes
Hrin5en Wariuilion bon Sodieu,
DER Srpieiior beS airdcnredteS on
Der llniperiitdt Sreiburg in Der
SdnpeiS lit 81 ileutraliiiren.
Sn benz pGpitlifcn S6reiben miro
9eiagt. baB lett Der Srenuma Der rp-
miifcn rno oricrtaliidcn Stride i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

ted. The pattern is cut in 8 sizes:
Small, medium and large. II re-
quires 8 70 yards of 36-inch ma
terial for the medium size with
ruffle, without ruffle will require
3 1-8 yards.
3751-A Simple Variation of the Ever
Popular Shirt Waist. No woman
feels that her wardrobe Is com.
pIete without a sufficient number
Of shirt waists, and in planning
for a supply, this practical design
will be found most desirable COR
general wear. PercaIe, ginshams,
~seersucker, lawn or IiEen may be
used. The back Is plain. with a
slight fulness at the belt. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
fcrtises 5ablcnipiel actriebeu ,uirh.

fcrtiscs 5ablcnipiel gctrie6eu iuirh.
2ertitlano fat eincn grobelt iiber.
ieeiifen 5anoct SIT id,iisen. gs fam
ttd,t geitattelb bab hieler. @atoel
oitrd, cine iibcripaltigeuoc lleber.
mad,t Gnglalrbs ouf Dem Ieere &c.
fabroet merbc. @ir holten Dcu Ans.
lpr,lfl. iogar fir cine perniinftige
@arnuulg al England, oaB meitere
Slotteubaliten 5iuefloS iino. neil rol,
lie onrd entipredenoe 8egenriiIhm.
gen lleutraliiiercn wiro.-9ic Reo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

Die Sauopon britiid,er SoIbaten, ole
inn ariegsfale gela,1oet neroen ioll.
ten itno apeifcl1oS innerbalb bon "a
Stunben entrpcber bis aitf ben lebten
Walrn auigerieben ODER ~geiol,gen &c.
rtontnert miirocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

waist by a belt or ribbon. China
silk, dimity, lawn, challis and
cotton crepe are all suggested for
the making. The pattern Is cut in
6 sizes: 81, "a, 36, SO, 40 and ~
inches bust measure. II requires
4 yards Of 24inch material for the
36-inch size.
a7s4-A Jaunty Blouse Suit. Boys
Russian Suit with knickerbockers.
This jaunty Russian model wat
made of dark blue serge with
stitching for a finish. The spe-
cial feature of this style is the
body and sleeve in one, but it
has a shoulder seam that extends
over the sleeve, to the cuff. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

s736-GirI's over Blouse Dress. A
Neat Attractive Summer Model.
In Bingham or percaIe, linen, lawn
or pongee, this design will look
equally we'll. The waist has a box
plat over the centre and a group
Of tucks at the shoulders. Shaped
bands Of contrasting material trim
the yoke and armseye edges. The
skirt Is plated below a shaped
belt. The pattern is cut in q
sizes: 6, 8, 10 and II years. 1t
requires 2 IA yards Of 44.inch
material for the Swear size.
87s6-A Practical and Comfortable
Apron for play or feeding time.
This model may be made of crash,
linen, toweIing, Bingham or sani.
tas. 1t 10 made with sleeve portion,
SO that the parts Of the chiId's
dress that are most exposed are
we'll covered and protected, and
the bib gives additional protec-
ton, The pattern is cut in 2
sizes: I and 2 years. II requires
3-4 yard Of 48-ineh material for
the 2;year size.
8511-A Graceful House Gown. This
graceful negligee or wrapper can
be successfully reproduced In chaI-
lis, cashmere, China silk, cotton
crepe and the figured lawns. The
fulness in front Is distributed in
fine tucks and is confined at the
waist by a ribbon tied in front
with long loops and ends. A pretty
and unusual feature of the mode
Is the collar and sleeve cap COM
bined, which may be Of lace or
some contrasting material. The
pattern is cut In 6 sizes: 80 to ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

design is a simple one, and is ap.
propriate for all suitings. The
pattern is cut in 3 sizes: 2, 4 and
s years. It requires 3 3-8 yards Of
36-inch material for the 6-year
size.
8795-An Up-to-Date and Comfortable
Combination Garment. Ladies'
Combination Drawers and Corset
Cover with or without RufTle, and
in Square or Round Neck Edge.
A practical garment that has ex-
celIent staple features is here
shown. 1t has dart fitted body
portions, that tend to give the
fashionable slight effect to the
figure. The ruffle may be omit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address on
receipt Of 10 cents (~silver, wrapped IN
paper. or stampsl for each pattern.
excepting embroidery patterns, which
will be sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
plainly and be sure to state numbers
aud sizes Of patterns desired. Re-
member that In these patterns allow
nee 10 made for seams. Address.
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque. Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

9644-8642-A Trim Suit for Walking,
Afternoon or General Wear. This
illustrates a charming combina-
ton Of Ladies' Waist pattern 8644
and Ladies' Skirt pattern 8642.
Green wooden, with fancy braid
and metal buttons will make up
effectively In this model. CASH
mere with braiding or embroidery
on vest and front skirt panel will
also develop nicely. The skirt has
seven cores. Theiwaist pattern is
cut in s sizes: 80, 81, SO, SO, 40
and az inches bust measure, and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

, Our Fall and Winter catalogue +
> has just been issued. It contains +
! over 400 Of the latest designs in r
, dress for Ladies', Misses and =
: Children. No home dressmaker +
3 should be without IL. Sent to any +
3 address upon receipt Of 10 cents. =
; USE COUPON BELOW. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10
wir liefern gndJ bic Mnfer :
81 bilisen preiffn. !

front has a entire box plat with
two vide tucks on. each side of it.
The elseve is the regular shirt
model. The pattern is cut in 6
sizes: az, "a, SO, SO, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. II requires
. 3 IL yards of 24-inch material for
the 36-inch size.
Dress. Ladies' Night Dress with
Body and Sleeve in One. Dainty
o.. underwear is always desirabie,
and it a simple style is attractive,
it is much priced by the home
dressmaker. The model here
shown has a shoulder and under
arm seam, and the fuIness at the
neck edge is gathered. The sleeve
is of the kinono type. Muslin,
cambria, crossbar, dimity or nain-
sock may be use for its develop
ment. The pattern is cut in 3
sizes: Small, medium and large.
1t requires 5 yards Of 36-inch ma.
terial for the medium size.
8a59-soy's Russian Blouse Suit with
knickerbockers. A New and De-
sirable Model for the Boy. Tho
panel on this model may be omit.
ted. Flannel, serge, corduroy, vel.
vet, or cheviot may be Used and
a simple braid or decoration OF
stitching will make a neat finish.
The pattern 10 cut in 8 sizes: z,
4 and 6 years. It requires 3.3-a
yards Of 36-ineh material for this
4-year size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-10

inches bust measure. Size SO re-
quires 9 1-2 yards of 36-inch ma
terlaI.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08

Queen Mary's pantry at Windsor 10
said to contain the most valuable col
lection OF tableware In the world, Ev.
cry reign since Queen Elizabeth's has
contributed TO the collection. which Is
stored In two rooms The walls are
lined with cases made OF plate glass
and mahogany. with similar cases 90
cupying the center Of each room. The
most imposing thing In these two
rooms Is the dinner service Of solid
gold used only for dinners OF The high
est state There Is table Of sold
silver three feet In length A rone
water fountain Of silver has dome
supported on columns around 1hieh
are grouped horses and hounds A
silver gilt fsgon almost yard high
Is said to have been saved from the
Armada A pair OF bellows mounted
In silver and gold was once the prop
erty OF Nell Gwyn There is mas
slve pair OF fredogs in solid silver
made for Charles II aud huge punch
bowl was contributed by George w
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08
A Year Ahead Of Ills Lime.

Luxembourg was no, so long ago
the scene Of an incident savorlng de
cidedly Of comic opera When the
late ruler Of the Grand Duchy was
Duke Of Nassau he was otIiclally In
formed OF the death OF his cousin, the
King Of the Netherlands, and prompt
~ journeyed from Vienna to Luxem
bourg, to which state he was next In
succession owing to the operation Of
the Salic law. A ceremonial entry was
made into the capital and the new
Grand Duke had already received per
sonal congratulations from many OF
his most prominent subjects. when he
heard that King Williams physicians
had been misled by a cataleptic trance
and that so far from being dead he
was on the road to recovery, So Duke
Adolphus had to return to Vienna, and
when, year later, the King really
passed away several weeks elapsed be-
fore the new ruler OF Luxembourg as
sumed the reins Of government
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08

Don't be human Interrogation
point. I've explained nearly hun.
dred times already. Do you doubt my
veracity. Kate?"
Was that pretty stenographer In
the Office late, too?"
How dare you make such re-
mark"
so this is our FIRST quarrel?'
Stop your weeping. II you must
know. broke my plate"
Your plate? What are you talk.
ing about?"
Its a wonder ! knew after all this
excitement. Ny teeth are false ones,
and had to wait at the dentists I'M
I'll the plate was mended. Are you
satisfied now"
Il am overjoyed. sweetheart" ex.
claimed Kate.
What do you mean"
only that you can't be so appalled,
now, when | tell you my teeth we're
knocked out in an auto accident and
are also artificial" confessed Kate,
much relieved.
OH ! knew about yours all the
time said Jack II saw them In a
glass one morning"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08
ARE ALWAYS ON THE DECLINE
Wonder Ia That the Dramatic and
Culinary Arts Haven't Reached
the Bottom.

W From time TO time some ancient
gentleman bursts into print on the
subject Of the Good Old Days Of the
stage, walls over the lamentable depre.
citation IN public tastes, raves about
what he is pleased 10 call "the class.
ics" and wonders in spasm OF hys-
terra what we all are coming to any.
how
Why is II that the stage and home
cooking are the only things that have
consistently been on the decline for
the last three hundred years? And
why. If half what these old folks say
is true, haven't the dramatic and cult
nary arts reached the bottom by this
time? Anybody with one good eye
and recourse to public library can as
ss-.ain with ease that. ever since the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08

down fon the snsu, anu -, stuuo o..
the deck wearing smile and thinking
Of the dollars realized by that catch
But behold, just before the men In
the seining dories had pulled in the
nets at the bottom. imprsonng the
toothsome catch. along came half n
dozen Of the battleships that were In
the maneuvers at Provincetown and
kicked up the ocean so that the mack.
erel were frightened away
81 was angry enough said Sol, ITO
fight the whole blamed squadron. -
Boston Daily Advertiser
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08
WARSHIpS ANNOY sol JACOBS
Brighten the Mackerei Away From
His seines or Massac husetts
Coast, Says Fisherman.

n you were seining for mackercl
and luck was with you and just as
you were about to draw IN your nets
with a fine catch half a dozen Of
Uncle Sans battleships came along
and frightened all the mackerel away
wouldn't It give you headache?
That's Just what 1t did 20 Capt Sol
Jacobs Of the prime little auxiliary
schooner Quartette. which reached r
wharf Sol had grievance against
the United States navy which it VIII
take many days for him to live down,
The other afternoon when the sun
was just about sinking In the sky
and the water was as smooth as glass
Sol spied school of mackereI. It
was the largest school he had seen
for weeks.
Orders were given to lower the
seining boats and throw out the nets
The rest wss easy for the nets sank
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08

advent 'oi george Frederick CuoKe III
this country, bewhiskered pessimists
have been comparing the contem.
porary stage with the one OF a dead
generation to the great disparagement
OF the former. There must be limit,
a bottom, finish somewhere to the pit
into which American theatricals have
been tumbling for the last 10 years
u we are on the way to the demnltion
bow-wows and have been heading
there since the days Of Hallam, when
are we due to rrive7--(ilenmore Da.
Wis in Success Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08
Teeth Were
Artificial
BY Peggy Powers

Jack. dear, be sure TO come home
early" said young Mrs. Clark.
why. Kate. what's up"
Have you forgotten The Mortons
and Healys are coming for dinner"
Believe me- ! won't forget it
again. III be in time to change my
collar Good-by! Hope your first
dinner will be a bowling success.
Mrs Clark was busy arranging the
flowers for the table when her best
friend called for few minutes chat.
You're the cutest little housekeep-
er!" exclaimed Lillian. How happy
YOU must be In this darling bunga-
low"
I'D be supremely happy except for
one thing. II / tell you, promise on
your honor You'll never repeat 1t to
soul
"lll be as mum as n safety deposit
vault, rejoined Lillian. What's this
awful mystery"
All my front teeth were knocked
out In frightful automobile accident
when was school girl" began Mrs.
Clark
That's ancient history now inter
rupted Lillian.
Not to Jack. however. He hasn't
the least conception that mine are
artificial"
He married you for better or worse
and he's better off than having to pay
dentist bills"
why don't you tell him?'
Impossible! Jack was absolutely
shocked when he discovered my
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08

use off Kensington Palace. is part OF
a Roman gallery, the only. remains
Of these ancient ships known TO ex-
list. The remains were found under
several feet of Thames mud, when
excavations were made for the new
county council hall The timbers
are of oak which had swollen i'm
mensely from centuries immersion
in the mud but which shrunk when
exposed to the air 1t Is expected
that the King will open the museum
in October
The Nationalist press in Cairo Is
again raising a cry against the
American Mission in Egypt and is
calling upon the government TO re-
press by force the Chrstianizing OF
Moslem lads on the ground u
Egypt Is Mohammedan country,
El Alan the official organ Of the
Nationalist party accuses tho mis-
sionaries OF Christiani2ine Mosiem
lads and then concealing them from
their parents. The journal describes
the American Mission as "eiecting
venom wherever 1t goes and com
hitting horrible crimes, separating
son from father. brother from broth
err and kidnapping little children
The Egyptian Gazette points out
that II the missionaries had really
been guilty Of Kidnapping children
they could be brought to book very
easily through the courts, but no
serious attempt has been made to
prove the charge
It will be recollected chat last
year the Mission suppressed its re-
view "El Murshid" on account OF the
feeling that had unwittingly been
provoked among Moslem circles by
the publication OF certain articles
on Islam culled from the book called
Gross and Crescent"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08

greatly exceeding inns ngure Inree
lakes or reservoirs are to be formed
One at Lanou will be large enough to
hold sufficient water during the long.
est breaks in the monsoon season. and
the Walwhan Lake. covering 21a
square miles is to serve for the re-
mander OF the Year and will have a
capacity Of 2600.000G00 cubic feet
Yhe generating station Is to BE- at
khopoli, 300 feet above the sea and sc
miles from Bombay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08

To all knowing sufferers Of rheumatism wheth'
or muscular or Of the ointS, sciatlca. umbagns-
backache. pains ID the kidpeys or neufaigA
pains, 10 write to her for home treatment
which has repeatedly cnFed all Of thee tortures.
She feels II her duty to send 1t to al sufferers
FREE, You cure Yourself at home as thousands
viii testlfy--no change Of climate beng neces.
sary. This simple discovery bsnlshes uric acid
from the blood. icosens the stirened eints, pur-
lies the blood. and brishtens the ey-s. giving
elasticity ard tone to the whole system. IL ito
shove interests vou, for proof address
Mrs. ". Summers, Bon II, Metre Dane, iwds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-08
To Conserve midas Rainfall.

a great scheme was proposed al
Bombay recently by which II is pro
posed to utilize midas huge rainfall
for the purpose OF providing electric
power for industrial purposes TO the
Bombay section Of Western India Dur
ing the monsoon season. there Ii a
rainfall on the west coast averaging
f-r '..rsas ~ ! nnrri ana egr,qli-eot