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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
SaatenftanSs Scriebt.

8aibingtpu, >. g., 10.
Ipril. Sns Observation-Disclosures
Sepnrtement ber0ffentlidtc beutc Den
eriten Saateuitmns s@eridt Ses Sab
res 1911. Gr be6o9 iid 5unddit aui
@interlpei5en, beiicn Surhihnitts
itnno am I. Tpril nit benz YrGbifat
1913 9e9euiiber sos I'M purieen Sabre
uuo $50 I'M Surhihnitt Der lebten
5ebu Sabre 6e5cihHtt iuirb. Seit Dem
1. Seacm6er uorigcu SabreS bat lid
Der Stano Der pihtiBcn Sclpirudt
nm 0.S Yro5ent 9ebeiiert; mGbrenb im
Surdidnitt Der lcBten 5ebn Sabre
tpdbreno beS cutiprcdenben 3eitabs
lhnittes cine &erIhledterun9 nm IA
Tro5ent 5u %conltatiren aeipelcu lit.
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Cine 1parnmme Dor kerab'
kdneenSen Drakten.

Gbieo9o, Sa., 49,. april. -
@iuen pl6sliden Iob fano Der preis
S~ebnjd6ri8e Stanleb giefielsti, 81
35. Ylace i%pobrbait. geitern AbenS.
als er einen Srnbt ersriff, pelder
BON benz 2citungsbrabte Der Strabens
balm an Der 80. StraBe, naHe Sage
Str.. berabbing, Gin Gnabe, Ras
mems @bbic Ieaiabon. hattie turs
bprber bnS Srabtenoe iiber sic 2citlng
gciporfen. uub Der ooriibergebenoe
gieiielSti ersriff es, um es terunters
SllreiBcn. Ser elettriihc Strom
iiibrte uidt uur ieinen ioiortisen lob
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(Sortiebuns pom Der /. Seite.)
@erGnocrung erfnbrcn, unc es fonnte
Die 9oiung peridicoener duberer
Sra9eu mn bas repplutiondre gnbe
Der 9%elpcgling bceinffuieu."
$50
Ser uleripartete Hildsno 9i1oz
Iaii's nirb iiberaq lebbait beiprod,en
ilno fritiiiert, 10 aud I'M beutigen
,Weiiaggero" (S7) an Ieitenoer
Steae bonn rcpublitaniihen Abgeorrs
neten 8ar5iIei nit Dem 8iiiolnti in
ben lebten Snsen iid mehrmals be-
Iproden bat. Saf HiHolati, iuie er
in ieinem griefe an Oiuiitti nnsiebt,
nnr ,pescn bes Gerempnielis ben
Winifterppiten upm i'd ge,uieien babe,
CLAUDE linn fein Wenih. Nddbem er
lid, ii6er Die G~tifettenfrase hinpess
eciest bat. nnb i'll bell9raler Sadie 81
Soi aegangcuG hit. fonnten linn AMBER
meitiae Ceremonial : SDrmli6feiten
feline S6pierisfeit mebr berciten.
Giherlid bat i'm nidt Der @eoanfc
an Den 3weinlaiter ober an Den Spfs
Geeen, Aeiien Sragen ielbit elm Baron
Ricaioli al umgeben luubtc, III Ser
slpeifluna gebraht. audi perpflihtet
tein Irtifef ber @erinIung Den
Winifer lid Gin 8roBfren8 ilm6us
Icaen. Serner burfte 8iiiolati Die
tnnienbmaIige Wieberboluug Der
bon Neiiter @abetti .c%pmponierten
(aSni9s) sSpmne. Die criminals MIR
Bel f5uialiden geremonien erflin9en
burfte, iebf aber tdglid bon Den
Sanfaren Ser Sdlliugeno abgeleiert
ipirb. nibt aus Der Saiiuna gebraht
baben. Nt6 fam elm 0tann mic
8iIolati nidt seoadt baben. BOB ibn
bon Biolitti nno o Der Nltsilbuns
hes monnfbarlten nno ihipieriglten
6fientlid1eu Gmtes mir Der Shnitt
eiues idparseu 8otes trennt.
,@enn in 2eonioaS Siiiolati".
10 dlBert Ii6 iein eeibblatt, Der
.@panti~, der @eiit fdbia ut sur
@eaht 3u 9~elangen 10 bait len,
Sers nibt StduS Dor benz ncmiltbiz
&enSen Srnd Der mouarbiIf tatbps
filden Hiteuaebrdu6e, Die man beim
Megieren IN Sen aauf nebmen mhB.
Gr Ipiirt nod Sn piel bon Dem
.@plfsipiQen" unb 81 iscni9 bon Dem
.@ottesgnabentbnm" IN lid"
Sas liberale ~@iornale o'Stalia"
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papitlie9e alasscie9nans.

Ser bod,ip. Serr Yiarrer Mari
milan &urit bon @abalba. Minn..
ipurce pom 6l, &utcr nit Dem Sitcl
cincs pdpnliden Sausprdlatcn aus
ae5eihnct. Wi9r. @nrit lit am II.
Sftober 1855 81 @ilfiuscn, Sbcramt
Hicolin9cn, SioSeic H~pttcnbur9,
8ilrttembcra, gebprcn. lit I'M 9anbc
lett =. Sftobcr 1870 unb murbc am
20. Ipril 1850 5u ct. &ail, Minn.,
6llm Yrielter gcmcibt. Tls icclens
eifrigcr SrteIter bat CT lid, ltets her,
porgctbnn; audi lit or elm ciiriger Sc
forcercr ocS fntboliihen Gercinss
leben5 lnb Elm luurmer Scfiirportcr
Der fntboliIdlcn Srcne. .ao multps
nunoS."
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Sebrefensiseiten beins ltnters
gang Scs Dampisrs
.Jreameis".

Tictoria q. .. g., Canada, 13.
Ipril. Shredlicbe S3ertcu crciqz
ncten lid, bel Dem &entcru oes bol5erz
ncn Sampfers rSroauoiS". Der, pic
ld1on beridltet pnrpc. III Der 9tGbc bon
Sipncp, &ancourer Sslanp, inter
gilg, lup6ei 20 Menidcn ibr 9cbcu
pcrloren. Siinf pber iechs Sraucn,
BIC IN Dem Seds Salpu einacidloiIen
runrcn, als Die Sec iiber ons Sd,ifi
brah. Idriceit in milpcm @nticBcn.
Ginc dltlihc Game lag bilflos nui
Den aiiien zines Spp6as. ;3mci ui1z
oerc Ihlrlgen gcgeu bic Sdcibcn ser
Scnlter ocS Sdipns, mic Die. sic iidl
rcttcten, iaheu. ais lie an sen 8Gnz
Den pes ScdialpnS cnlppr na6 obcll
flontmen. Sarrn SurtnaIl lab man
uuf ciner Sbur auf oem 8aiier trei>
ben. Gr ipurbc BON Snbioncrn 9cs
rcttet. auf Goal Sslanh pltrpc Die
Seihe bon Srdulcin Siabel Scnpid
un9ctricbeu. Sic bate feinen
S6nimmgiirtel mn unN Die Sanb
Der Sobten mar nod frampfbaft an
elmer Iatrasr feitgctlommert, nit
oereu Silfe fe pcrirlbt bate. Die
aiiite 81 crreideu. 6arrp z. MoB,
elm Sanasier. Lug Suianulen nit BEN
Wtadt Sbiiter. Sobu Sennctt lIno
einem Sa'lnairr, oeiicn Name un6ce
tannt III, anf Den Srilnmeru Der
Sedfrpue mn luurben tic oni oieicn
~ Stnneen lang rmlbcr gctricbcn.
S6IieBlih imlroen Die Sriimmcr an
Den Stranp BON @arn Sslonp gclpors
Ten. Der @aat Sbiiter iprung ans
Sanp uno 500 audi Seunett unb WtpB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
2lMiiinSmne Scr nnuerIetrten
Geicte

eilcS por II Snbren reritorbenen
9iidpfS. Sn Gerrctu Sanata. Sta
lien, lmirbc Die Seid,c PES Dor iiebs
5ebn Sabren %begrnbenen Siidois Soto
III pultommen erbultcnem 3uitauh
pbue 3eider pon 1llbcrcr ober inncrer
&ermeIuus aligeftnocn. Sic be-
tnnnteilcn TerSte uno Die Srpieiioren
Der llniperiitdt Neupel merben Den
Sal nnterIufeu. 3ablreidle Sepobs
ner Der sta6bnrihuft piIgern az pem
@robe. Die Seh0rben muBteu sabls
rei6e Senmte entienben. Ill 81 pers
biuoern, pdb bic Ncu9e Glide ppl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

mere or other light weight wool.
may be used. The dress may
be finished with a simple hem, or
heightened by 4 ruffle Of embroi-
derry. The pattern is cut In 4
sizes: I, 2, 8 and 4 years. II re-
quires 2 IA yards Of 36-inch ma.
terial for the 2-year size.
8862-Ladies' Shirt Waist. A Most
Becoming Model. A distinctive
feature Of this design is the clos
ing which is made on the left
side, and notched to show a group
of inserted tucks at the lower
part in front. The sleeve is gath
cred at the elbow and may be de-
veloped in either of two lengths.
The design is appropriate for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

arm, and the blouse is finished at
its lower edge with a turned up
facing. The sleeves are box
plated above the cuff. The knick-
erbockers may be finished with
classics or leg bands. The pat
tern is cut in 8 sizes: q, 6 and 8
years. It requires 8 yards of a.
inch material for the 6-year size.
3765 - Ladies' TWo-Piece Circular
Skirt with or without Circular
Band. A Stylish Up to Date
Skirt. This model shows a very
slight suggestion of the caught
in" OF banded effect new so
popular. It may be developed
without the band. The skirt is
circular in shape, and has a seam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

nit Silic zines Sciles an ben Strano.
Sic narfen Damn haS SctI Dem pierz
ten Mnnne Su. Der balb benubtlps
Elm Sapit u%mflamniert belt, nus iid
an Den Sriimmern bcfanb. las Sell
fiel ibm Inn Den SolS, abcr CT nftete
riht burnuf unb belt lid ipeitcr on
bdS Snpit angcflummert. Sunn fam
cine Stur5pele, Die Die Sriimmer
llmItilrstc. lunb BON bcnl llugliidlihcu
purpe nitts mebr geicbcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

Ser Climb bes SSintersH ogsens am
1. Ipril miro nit 1913 SrpScnt elmer
Nprmalerntc be6eifnet, geacniiber
92.3 III Dem cntiprchenben 3eitpuntt
i'm Soriabr, S7.2 i'm Sabre 1909 nnb
90.2 i'm Surhihnitt Der lesten Scbn
Sahre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
6eideietsne Gtelsmfe niet,t
tsHatie.

Sunhuh, gnslanD. Gouie
@eors tbeilt bic aniiht ieincr @roBz
mutter, Der perltorbeuen &Duigin
Tictoriu. uonah acihieocue @belentc
bonn opfe fern sebnlten lperben. gu
3eitcn aonig gonaro's bes Sicbens
ten ipar man IN bieicr Sinii1t n,ebr
benn nahiihtis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
0ciitlicber prsfcHer pcrs
nrsliisft.

Sic Seihc bon &ater SrnnciS
@olbbnd. Dem &rofciior fiir 2atein,
@ricdii6 rinD cngliiher alaiiiter an
her @eorgetoipn ( llniperiitdt Su
@nibinaton. 9. g., meldcr baourf
perrnaliidtc, boB iciu Boot orf bent
Sotomuc mnitlug. lit 0 Der &pli5ci
gc6oraeu norreu. SIC miro ipabrs
ldleinli6 an %cripunpte III Baltimore
aeI6idt iperbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

berbei, Ionbern Siinselte in 10 sefd6rz
lider 8eiie I'M bic Seide. baB Tie MIR
inter groBen Shtpierigteiten gebor9en
iueroen fonrte. Gin berbciaeruiener
Nr5t tonnte MIR NOD f~eitIteQen, oaB
menihlihe Siilfe bel Dem @erungliids
ten SI ipdt tomme. Sic iterblifen
lleberreite tpurben ben betriibten
gltern iibereeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
mGtrcnS Scs Kartenjpiels
pom GsHe iiberralctt.

Glepclanb. O., II. Ipril. -
Der 2~1idbrtge 8corg anpp uub
Hifaro Spulep, % Sabre oft. mlirs
Den als Scitcu in ibrcm apitbauic gcz
funhen. Sic tparen an @%nsperaiituna
geitorben. Sic 2eifen bielten nod
Die aarten IN 5dnoen. elm 3eiGcn.
baB bic Wdnner iudbrenb hes 8artcns
ipiels bonn Sobe iibcrraid,t mlrhcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Dereebmns eines Gentraftes,

81. Seter. Win.. IA. @pril.-
Ser Goniratt fir ben Sau Ger tatbos
lilden Stride. pelhe bier nit einem
&otenanfpanbe bon $4,000 errihz
tet perben iol. lit M Otto 9ieit9e bon
Horoz Mantato per9ebeu <ipprpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
3weitnnSert ~,fIenIeten
uerbrannt.

8pmban, Snbieu. IS. Npril. -
S%lnfbinoert Nenihen bntten ii6 in
elmer Seitballe periammelt. als Der
leifte gau Seuer fling. unb sipeis
bnnbert Wdnner, Sranen llnb &inber
babel ibren Spb tdnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Garnsr crtalt
;tpansiS .yat2rc.

Suupille. 81, Sreo 6.
e'arner lunrbe ihuloig ~beiunocn Srmt
ellie Gphrunc ermoroet 81 hnben,
nnc 81 6lpunsigidbri9er 3~idthansz
ltrufc pernrtbciit. Sic %erllrtbcilma
ocS erlt % Sabre nltcu Augeflaaten
ianc rorlpie8enb aui ~llnltaaSss
beipeile bin ltait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

in 8 sizes: Small, medium and
large. The medium size requires
2 SD yards of 24-inch material.
S891-Ladles' Three Piece Skirt in
Round or Sweep Length, and
with High or Normal WaistIine.
The simple gored skirt has lost
none of its popularity despite the
many variations in plated effects.
The model here portrayed is de-
cidedly smart, and will do nicely
for street wear, or for a dressy
gown. Serge, pruneIla, cheviot,
and the many new stripes, plaids
and checks are all admirable for
this design. The pattern is cut in
5 sizes: %, "a, &c, 20 and 80
inches waits measure. X re.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

Dem Sarsc ober Der aleibulg pe3
SiIhpfs ais HcliaIicu mituabm.
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Scfannter .JeIrit seitsrben.

&aibiugton, 3. G.. Is.
Gpril. Batter Games u. 8oornu.
iriibercr YrGlibent Der @cprsetomuz
llniueriitdt, unp elmer Der befonnteiteu
Seiuiteu I'M Snnbe. iii im l!uioer>
iitdtSz @c6dupe I'M Ilter bon SO Sab
rem seItprbcn. Gr bate munatelong
gefrdntelt.
I
Nm Sicnstng lit Der bofp' Ire 9is
idoi Scifron, 8inpna. Mimi, BON
icincr 6unlreile 5uriid9efebrt.
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quires 4 "a yards Of 36-inch ma
teriai for the 24-inch size.

8493-Chiid's Dress. Linen, pique,
Bingham, s~aIatea and serge may
all be used in the making of this
simple little garment, suitable for
either girl or boy. It is in double
breasted style, closing at the side.
The pattern is cut in 8 sizes: 2, q
and 6 years. It requires 2 IL
yards Of 24-ineh material for the
4-year size.
S741-Boy's Sweater Suit. This ef-
fective model is suitable for lin
en-, madras, g~alatea, m~ercerized
poplin, serge or flannel. The front
is closed at shoulder and under.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

wash fabrics for silk or cloth.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80,
"a, SO, 38, 40 and az inches bust
measure. II requires 2 3-8 yards
Of 36-inch material for the 36-inch
size.
se22-A Dainty Morning Jacket. In
this dainty model for a dressing
sacque, the front back and sleeve
are cut in n piece. An unusually
trim, neat appearance is given at
the waist line by the fullness be-
ing gathered into a smoothly fit
ted peplum, finished by a belt of
ribbon-run beading. The style is
adaptable to such materials as
lawn, batiste, dotted swiss, and
cotton crepe. The pattern is cut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

Our complete 1911 fashion cat +
, alogue will be sent to any ad- +
, dress upon receipt of 10 cents. =
: This catalogue contains over 400 r
, of the latest designs for gar +
? nents for ladies, misses and chill r
7 dren. Also newest embroidery r
, designs. No home dressmaker +
p should be without it. +
USE COUPON BELOW. +
? =
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at the centre front and back. II
is adapted to all dress materials.
The pattern is cut in 5 sizes: %,
"a, &c, IS and 80 inches waist
measure. II requires 4 1-8 yards
of 44-inch material for the 24-inch
size.
6f17S122-Boy's Outing Suit. No.
other suit quite takes the place.
of this simple one made with our-
ing shirt and knickerbockers. It
is so loose and comfortable that
the boy can enjoy active life to
his hearts content. As here pic
tured, the shirt is of soft wash
able flannel and the knickerbock-
ers of serge, but the whole suit,
trousers and shirt, may be made,
of light weight wooden materials.
The medium size requires 2 SD
yards of 36-inch material for the
shirt and I 1-8 yards for the
knickerbockers.
Boys Outing Shirt No. 6f17.
Sizes for s, 10, IL, IA and 16 years.
Boys knickerbockers No. 6122.
Sizes for 3, 4, s, s., 7, 8, 9 and 10
years.
This pattern calls for two sep-
arate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on receipt
OF ten cents for each in silver 90
stamps.
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xx<xxxxxxu
OuY Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

8~712-Ladies' One Piece Waist cut for
High or Low Neck Edge. A Sim
pie Up-to-Date Model The one
piece waist models are making
rapid progress in general favor
and popularity. The design here
pictured is especially adapted for
slender figures. 1t may be devel-
oped with high neck edge or with
round low neck finished with a
shaped band. Lingerie materials,
popiin, pongee, marquisette, net
or cashmere will all look we'll In
this model. The pattern is cut in
6 sizes: 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. II requires
8 yards of 27.inch material for the
36-ineh size.
8770-GirI's Dress, with Body and
Sleeve in One, and having a Five.
Gore Skirt. A Suitable, Attractive
Design. White linen was used
for this model, embroidered in
blue. The closing is at the side,
but may be made at the centre
back If preferred. The skirt has
five cores, with inverted plat at
the centre back. The pattern is
cut in q sizes: 6, 8, 10 and IL
years. It requires 2 ga yards Of
36-inch material for the Swear
size.
8853-ChiId's Yoke Dress. A Dainty
Dress for the Little Miss. Lawn,
nainsook, or dimity, are most ap-
propriate for this model, but cash.
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(Spe5idl Gorreiponbett5 bon e. S.
timer HemsSsrief.

(Sortiebuns pom Der /. seitc.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
REAL TROUBLE IS
LIKELY SOON IN
OLD MEXICO
Pecos Valley Cow Men Visit
Republic in Search of Good
Range Stock and Pick Up
a Few Ideas on Revolutions
tpccos Valley News.)

Ward cave aud John Garrett return-
ed last week from ola Mexico, where
they were with party working for
Dick Eaton. who II buying up a lot
vt Mexican steers to bring 20 Artesia.
when they loft MIR. Eaton had not
made the deal. cut was gathering up
the stocrs and will soon have enough
60 make the trip. lie intended 10 buy
Loco head. hut may purchase ABOUT
$500 head before returning. 'f
In speaking to the editor OF Tho
News. Monday. Me-. Cave said that
things looked stormy along the bor-
der lie was into old Mexico south of
Chihuahua and ~ that part 81 tha
country the wealthy class want 20 see
the United states take 4 hand In Mex
ico's affairs and bring business condl-
tlons bnck to normal. The main
trouble Al present appears 60 he with
Madcros police " dealiug with the
pcons. Ne II alleged TO have promised
them The division of the biz estates IN
Mexico. az soon a. ne became prrsi-
dent sort ~ soelaiistlc Idea to set
their support - the MAR. 50 far the
large estates have not been Divided.
and Madcro has purchased another
LARGE ranch for himself. But thu pro-
clema,ion had the enect 90 antaRonlz-
Ing the wealthy interests of Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
LAS VEGAS NORMAL TO
HOLD ART EXHIBIT
Collection of Photographs ~ o,d Mas
tcrs - Be Piaced ~ Display ln
sieasis',s city institution.

i.as Vegas. y. NJ, Dec. 2.---Resldehts
Of las Vegas are sure 20 evince an
Interest In the art exhibit and DEM
onstratlon Of paper bag cooking.
which viii occur az the Normal unl-
vcrsity next month. says the Optic.
The art exhibit will begin on Wednes.
day of next week and will continue
for three days The cooking demon
stration will occur on the afternoon OF
December ~ and will he under the AZ
rec'ion ~ Mss, Anne George. head 81
The department of domestic science.
Photographs OF the productions Of
such masters OF the brush as Mlchei-
angelo. Rembrnndt and Rafael win
he features of the art exhibit. The
pictures have been secured at consid-
erabi- expense and are sure 10 appeal
to the art loving public. An ndmls-
sion Of ten cents viii be charged. The
proceeds Of the exhibit VIII be used
for thu purchase of suitable pictures
for the chlldren's rooms at the Nor-
ina. The exhibit will be open 60 the
public NJ o'clock Wednesday after
room. ON Thursday and Friday even.
irgs the public win be admitted at
7lo o'clock and the exhibit will re-
malta open until the last OF the visitors
hes had an opportunity 10 admire the
pic tnrts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
sEA roWEn ANp IANp rowER

AZ the end Of six weeks after the
sudden declaration Of war By Italy
against Turkey. and the immediate
seizure Of the port 81 Tripoli by the
Italian navy. the scene of hossilities
IN stiil confined to the area within
range OF the battieships Tho Turks
we're unprepared In the sense Of hav-
ing no navy. and also unready al the
outside Of Tripoli anG VIII evidently
make the most desperate resistance
10 the advance OF a land force. The
Italian army commander must real
lae that any attempted movement IN
The field would have TO deal with
assaults OF the most fanaticai fury.
aud that the fighting would be hand
60 hand. no matter what the coat 70
the defenders of their own territory.
IN the war reaching up the Nile the
British infantry squares were barely
able 10 maintain themselves against
the Arabs armed chiefly with spears
and knives similar reckless forms
OF assault are certain " the Italian
soldiers march out OF Tripoli.
Thus the war has taken the pecu-
liar shape OF an unopposed naval at
tack without the prospect OF army
cooperation beyond the range of the
guns on the battleshlps. The Italians
can hold the port Of Trlpoli. together
with some other Turkish ports and
small islands. hut how Ions can these
conditions be endured by the bellig-
erents or the European powers Such
war VIII eventually widen out ia
some direction. Italy IN not likely
to recede. aud the Turks would re-
pudlase thfir own government " II
will not fight when assailed. A.
matters stand Italy has the sea pew
~ but Turkey das defensive land
power just the same the cost OF
war II heavy. ana the people OF any
Country would he dissatisfied with a
war that looked like deadlock.
They demand action Of some kind.
and as they furnish the fighting men
and pay the bills they make them
selves heard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. al
they cannot reach the seat OF the
disease. catarrh IN a blood or con-
stitutionnl disease. ana IN order 10
cure u you must take internal rem.
edies. Halls Catarrh Cure IN taken
Internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Hairs
catarrh Cure In not auaek mesii-
cine. IL was prescribed by one OF
the best physicians IN this country
for years and IN a regular prescrip-
tion. II Is composed of the best
tonIcs known. combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect COM
binatlon of the two ingredients In
what produces such wonderful results
IN curing catarrh. Send for testi-
mcnials free.
y. J. CHENEY a CO. Props..
Toledo o.
sold by druggists, price 7bc.
fake Halls Family PILLS for con-
Etipntlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

aud the non- fuInllment Of "pre-elcc.
sion" promises has wrought up tho
poorer people. 10 Madero "a literally
between the devll and the deep blue.
Tho United states troope along tho
border are scattered In punches OF n
few men each, doing patrol work to
ace that no contraband arms and ans
munitlon is taken across the RIO
drnndc for use by the rebels,
The situation was interesting 10 Mr..
Garrett. az he Ia quartermaster's SER
aean' for the ist regiment. n. NJ. y.
g., and " these troops are called OUT
he WIN help feed the lighters from
New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

plttsburg--the Pennsylvania PITTS
burgh--has pridefully adopted mot
to which IL carried al the head Of
the editorial columns IN all the news.
papers, rPiitsburg Promotes PROG
ress" A splendid motto. II fills
the mouth II bursts from the llps
like shots from machine gun. u
IL souifvlly aliiterative. There II
only one objection to H. Fine as IL
~. II must be confessed that Pitts
burg Promotes Progress" suffers just
a trine In comparison with that other
famous saying that II suggests:
Peter piper picked a peck o. picklcd
peppers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

territory sends yarn to The news
papers about the chickens out there
scratching up gravel and furnishing
a considerable amount of gold mug
gets In their crops when Killed. But
FOR all OF that We viii be, that the
spokane hens cant produce ~ much
profit IN picking up gold as the Kan
aas hen does b. keeping her mind
On the egg crop. The cgE-laying IN.
dustry among hens h like getting an
education IL with the boy-soo much
outside work n apt TO make fail
ure."