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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04

has gone to Tracey for few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. G. H. Giltner, 1926 West Second
street, Is visiting with friends In
Agency this week.
Mrs. Alice Thompson, who resides
north of the city, is visiting friends In
Batavia.
Mrs. j. A. Backman and Mrs. c. A.
Lunberg of Des Moines have returned
after attending the funeral Of their
father, Gus Linquist.
Mrs. William Hayne, s15 West
Fourth street, has gone to Eldon for a
short visit.
Mrs. Frank Rockhold OF Lineville
has returned home after visiting with
Mrs. G. M. Rockhold, 612 West Second
street
Miss Mary Smith, VITO attends school
here, left yesterday for her home in
Bidwell.
Mrs. A. Morgan, 419 West Second
street, is in Des Moines for few days
visit with friends.
G. A. harrington, $50 Center ave-
nue., has gone to Mystic for few days
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Holds, 500
Queen Anne avenue, are in Floris,
where they will visit with friends.
Mrs. G.. l.. Moss of Chillicothe has
returned after a visit at the home OF
Mrs. A. M. Lukens, 1926 South ASH
street.
Miss Lula Enyart of Agency has re-
turned home after short visit with
Miss Emma Myers, 209 North Market
street.
Miss Florence Freeman of Burling-
ton is visiting with Mrs. B. Eayne, Its
East Court street.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04
DECREE ISSUED
IN ROAD MATTER
j. N. M'ELRoY LOSER IN CASE
BROUGHT OVER YACHTING
HIGHWAY THROUGH FARM.

In the decree received yesterday al
the clerks Office from Judge D. M
Anderson, a finding has been made In
the we'll known case of ]. NJ. McElroy
VS. Luther Hite ct al, which was tried
before Judge Anderson during the
August term and taken under advise
ment by him without making a finding
before leaving here. BY the language
Of the Decree ]. M. McElroy is loser
in the case, which was brought over
the closing or vacating OF road that
ran over a part of the McElroy farm
below Ottumwa, on the south side.
The case was hard fought and at times
grew pretty hot as the case continued,
and it was developed that during the
incumbency OF McElroy on the board
of supervisors, a resolution vacating
the road for want Of attention had been
passed. The action Of the board is an
nulled by the decree and the road es-
tablished from the Pedrick highway
on section four north, to the ford
across the Des Moines river which
crosses at point near the packing
house. The costs are assessed against
McElroy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04
GRIN.NEEL.

B 4 :
The Grinnell college glee club, which
won the first prize ever Ames and the
state university at the big glee club
contest in Des Moines last week. ID
now planning for an elaborate spring
tour. The increased prestige given
J the victory in this state contest,
coupled with the reputation which
the Grinnell club has long had for be.
ing one of the very beht In the west,
makes the business managers fash
an easy one this year.
A tour of about three weeks is con.
templated for this spring, and some
entirely new territory will, in all prob.
ability be entered. One route nndel
serious consideration, includes con-
certs in cities in Missouri, Kentucky
and Tennessee, field never yet
visited by the Grinnell club. Another
itinerary being considered lies
through Minnesota, Wisconsin and
possibly Illinois.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04

turned after visiting at the home Of
Mrs. w. Shea, 437 North Market
street.
s. B. Wright of Burlington left for
Blakesburg this morning after bust.
ness visit in the city.
Mrs. George Taylor Of Kansas City.
Mo-, has gone to Cedar Rapids after a
short visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lumsdon, 300
Fairview avenue, are visiting with
friends in Mt. Pleasant this week.
Mrs. D. D. Gephart of Iowa Falls
returned this morning after visiting at
the parental Pallister home, 500 West
Second street.
Mrs. M. Bowley of Foster returned
lone this morning after visit with
Mrs. G. Rosenberg. 311 Park avenue.
Mrs. Clyde Pool, 100 South Vine
street, has gone to Minneapolis, Mimi,
for an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. s. E. Adler, 312 East Fourth
street, left this afternoon for Chicago,
being called there by the serious i'll
ness of her son Lee Adler.
Mrs. B. R. Burgess, Mrs. J. L. Lowry
and Mrs. Charles Funk of Chillicothe,
have returned home after shopping in
the city.
Mrs. Frank Kesselring. OF Batavia,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown, who reside west of the
city.
Mrs. J. P. Anderson Of Fairfield has
returned home after visiting at the
home Of Mrs. J. Blixt, 21O North Iowa
avenue.
Mrs. II. Moore, 171S TulliS street,
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One Months
TRIAL Treatment
and Our New 76.Pare Eook

Our charges are usually less for
skilful. scientific time tried meth
DDS than others charge for expert
mental work. We have mastered
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Thursdays Daily.
i fieasnan, sells the hes: watches.
Miss Grace Grant Of Eddyville has
returned after visit at the. home'of
W. X. Snow, 1895 West street.
Mrs. D. P. Guy and Mrs. c. Stur-
geon Of Eddyville have returned after
q business visit in the city
Mrs. Joe Dilley of Mt. Pleasant has
returned home after visiting with Mrs.
Peter Young, 1877 Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. A. Blumgren of Abba has re-
turned home after visiting with Mrs.
G. F. Madison, 419 Morrell street.
Mrs. F. Hardy of Blakesburg has re
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EDDYVlLLE.

! Mrs. Hays Long of Sterling Colorado
| is visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. B. Anderson.
Ottumwa are visiting the latter's
aunt, Mrs John Ward
About IA Of the class mates OF
Dorthy Shields gave her very pleas
ant surprise Monday evening the oc-
cassion oeing her 18th birthday.
Games were enjoyed by the children
until late hour. Sandwiches, cake,
dates. oranges, lemonade were served.
Mrs. G. w. Stevens received word
Monday that her son Chas. Stevens
who is visiting in this vicinity from
Denver. Colorado is quite Ill at the
home of Benjamine kbegg in Blakes-
burg.
MI Laurence stevens of Ottumwa
visited at the parental G. w. Stevens
home this week
Mrs. VIM. Watkins spent Monday in
Abba the quest of her sister, Mrs. b..
K Elder.
tri-county poultry association was
organized in Eddyville Saturday. Mon
day evening there was special meet
ing of the commercial club and they
decided to have poultry show in con-
nection with the corn show the latter
part of February.
Rev. Mensen transacted business in
Pella Monday.
DR. F. M. McCrea and Frank Epper-
son are in Chicago this week on
business.
Mr.. and, Mrs. John McIntire re-
turned today from weeks visit with
relatives at Blakesburg and Moravia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04
law c. G. Johnston and renewing

law c. G. Johnston and renewing ole
ecquaintances.
Rev. and Mrs w. L. Vincent were ir
Ottumwa shopping Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Meas return
ed from Malvern Monday. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Meas will go to housekeeping i'm
mediately in their elegant new home
which he has prepared in northwest
|Sigourney.
Miss Margaret Howard who is q
trained nurse at Cedar Rapids was II
Sigourney Tuesday evening visiting
her mother and other relatives.
Judge K. E. Willcockson was an over
Sunday visitor with his family. He is
holding court in Washington
E. J. Eisenhart Of Oskaloosa was IL
town Tuesday.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04

We asked Of pianos the best
One might ask whether apple the best They
both the best nads right and baked right they
different One likes the better the other
apple The will apply Packard and Gabler pianos Both
but will like better than the otEer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04
addison this week with relatives and

friends.
Mrs. E. D. Nelson and son John
and family are making an extended
visit with relatives in the west.
G. w. Morrel went to Nebraska last
week to look after his farm interests
DR. Morrison visited over Sunday
with her parents at Bentonsport.
I Mrs. Barney Shott has been sick the
mast week with an attack of grip.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-04
BIRMINGHAM.

Bert Bill went to Ames last week
where he will enter the veterinary de-
partment of the state agricultural col
lege.
w. F. Waltman was confined to the
house a few days with an attack of
humps.
Miss Stella Nelson, who has been
here visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Nelson for several weeks left
for Burlington today where she has
employment.
Miss Ruth Ebert is visiting in Fort
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s,GouRNE en-.

A Updegrafr from oskaloosa,
former business man Of Sigourney,
was seen on the streets Tuesday. M.
Updegraffff Is visiting his brother IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
pariier 3citl6mie.
(Sortieslns bon Scr 6. Seite.)

SartS, 20. apr!l II.
yer SltcrDale bate ms cine gan5e
GeiDe taiIler Sler 9elegt ilno ilrar III
9feltcrn. lpp nc Mieniailo aellld,t lapc''
ioilrpc. .Sni atiil'lEcrhIm DcS Wits
iparflgcn tal'o ma DIE 'tiiliI9ch gier
E polflldcrl SlIpell, lpcld1cr ltd ncll
ntr fraii5clpMe Spren trenno @tIutgcn@
een Mnnlen gsalnlort oelgcle9t Sies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

bern; 9eIsien % Sosen nit 81
600 Witgfiebern; SpIlaub 102
9oaen nit 1900 Witsliebern; Die
e 6 IN "a 2oeen nit 1000 Nitz
gliebcrn; S~taIien $40 9ogeu nit
$4,000 Iitsliebern; Spnnien 81
Gosen nit 4.241 Iitelieoeru; g t.
14S 2ogen nit 2.SS7 Iit@
~9lieoern; % r / c h II IA > II
9ogen nit $50 Mitsliepern; 81 III
M dnien 8 9ogen nit so Witeliez
bern; bns n1rbIih Nmerifa
(Ganaoa unp Die Ser. Stdateu) A.
$50 2oaen nit 1.420,432 Mitglies
bern; Central : Imertfa uno
oas iibIt6e Imertfa 1.045
9peen NIT 45.2S0 IitslieSern;
q uitraIien SIC 2oeen NIT ALL
AIT Wit9licbern.
.Sieraus lit erIiGtlih. fpelde @es
oeutuna bieier itraff or9aniiirte @cltz
9ebeimbmnn inne bat, unb pelde &C.
iabren fir Die beitebenbe Srbmuua er
in lid birgt.. Die &atbplifen aber
fjnnten Sieles barans lernen, mcmn
iie nur wullten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

pic tic iih baslr itcllcn iollen. oils
auh n,andcm 3eitunaslcicr, bel Dem
eas frenibipGrtlidc llnsethiim fem
flnres S%critdnbui6 iano. Sabei be-
ccntct Dds 8ort nihts mebr uuo nifts
fpeniser ais @ceenieitigfeit; inn cons
fretcu Sale: N%uftebung Der ginfubrs
3Ole 3lpcier Sdnncr infolgc cincs
acgenieitigen Gbfommcns.
Gin Shulbciipiel ner Heciprp3itGt
bietct per Infras. Den cine uutcr=
nebmun9sluitiae plnttbcutide Sauerns
otrn ihrcm 5asbaftcn Shas in ben
Gerien mddbte:
San, fumm au. I'M II min
Nnun,.
Sptt inert rs null h0lpcn;
Sd mill oi De Siircn ncib'u
lin bu fann'S for mi mclfen."
Sas lit IeciproSitdt. lpie lie i'm
8ud)c itcbt. .Tmerifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

9ebradt uro hat Scr iauberc Sauz
mciiter nod, %pbenprcin pertbpoue
IDbel, Seppihe, 9obelins IL. |. NJ.
.gemault".
ga uber Gin Stanbal nicmals auein
tommt, hat mon nod, pbennrcin eincn
.SroensIdlninoel" niifaebcdt. Sic
Sreiirisfeit scr Sctriiser ipiro in
htcIer Ingelesenbeit n,ir pon Der
Summbcit Der 9ctro9elieit ii6ertroficn.
abcr III allcn oieicn Gnd)en ipielcn
SiiOen. borncbme Sirncn. peren ,3us
batter uuD N~usbGltcr Sic SauptroIlen.
go bat 3. .. Der General s&~diienncrz
ipulter. Der eiiigelmnocn bat 100000
Sranten u~ateridlasen 5It babei,. Gin
aebopei6 oas ibm ilber 150,0 200 Sr.
per Snbr foircte. g~eScidncnS lit alId1
Der llmitanb, bnB Der 6lrtnlnge Sobn
bce oiebiidcn @cncral a~aiicnpcrz
iuaIicrs. cbcnfdgs Gin &cbsncib biclt.
$50
"a id 9erabe pprt idNiIeriidisen
Griiten5en ipredc. 10 lei aldN nlii bic
%6ericpenpc 8olle 9cipiiicr 8ei6er bin
gciuicicn. Soa &ebstrcib hes &C.
neral : aancilucrlpntters, lpelHe init
ibrem wirflideil, Hamcn Mamica
8illpt bieb. iiibrt brci siamen, ,reil
JIG 5u gleider 3cit BON prci rcihcn
Slnmperr gcbalten miro. Sic Sirne
pobit in Der Npenue' Ygsac Ntobon,
einem 5alic, heiien Giseutbimer Iils
liondr ut urtb beiisu @obnnngcn nur
&itliondrcn ,benpbnt iinb. Bic ii6
elmer ioltbcn Iietheridait ulp Hahz
barId)dft bllrdbniiS nidt id,dinen. Snt
niht etpo cite, ieee bieier Sirnep Sdblz
reide Sicnerihait- uno Elm Inton,o6il?
Cine bieier Sirnen. sic 81 gleiher
3eit Gin Stern" scr Sbeatcrpclt lit.
bat leethin cine, Y~erlenidunr bon
100000 Sranteu 9efauft unb. Dem
&eporter cineS Scniatipnsblnttcs err
Hart, cine Snmc Der lcbcnSfroben &C.
ieuidnitsfreiIc fbnuc uidDt unter 200.s
600 Sranfeu per SaIr yanitdnbig"
le6eu. geiaate Sirnc ia9te ioaar,
bic ialihen Spden ihres. Sadrs
idmiIdcs miirbcu ibr 5000 Sranten
per Sabr fpitep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
Der HeMnnnsss2lmfer eincs
permrtteilten.

Ius Yittsburg tpirb ms fplaenoe
Vegebcnbeit 9cmelbet: Inbrep Goth,
fpeiher an lebensldnsli6em 8efdngni6
p%erurtbctlt porben mar. ipesen zines
Mprbes, ben er uift einmal beaanaen
9eicben, geihueiae penn gotham hattie;
uno pelfer I6on 6tpansi9 Sabre abs
geIcl1en bate, pnroe auf geiebl bes
@ouperneurs 5ener e~ntlaiien. ba lid
mterpeiieu ieinc llni6nlb b~erausacz
lteilt hattie. SduIenbe bon Irbeitern
ans ben Carnegie ldeu 8ertitdtten,
in pelfeu u. Goth bamals ~gearbeitet
bate, ianben lid su leiuem gmpfanae
Elm. Goth lit so Sabre alt, gebiidt,
miibe unb maht ben ginbrud zines
S~iebeu5isers. Inter Der Mense, Die
ibn be9riiBte, %befanben lid icine bier
ernahiene Sobne, idmmtli6 @rbeis
ter in Der Miible. aug pelher CT Dor
20 Sabrcn ais @eian9ener ~berausgez
filbrt iporocn ipar. Nan fra9te i'm.
ob er Corn lnn Ha6e segen Den Mam
pcripiire. Der i'm Deg NurDcs bcid,uLz
oi9t babe. Goth lieB iiebepoa Den
Ioieutrau5 bur6 feline Sinaer
9lelten, fpabreno CT lprod. .Sies
er bat midi Dor bent @a6niinu be-
mabrt. SD bctetc tGglid, Si @ptt
uuo gu Der allerielielteu Sungirau.
baB lie bel ibrem Sobne Siirbitte Gins
lcsen mDdte. SdB Die &abrbeit eincs
cages offenbar merben piirbe." Gin
oiterrei6tiber Irbeiter. Der lebteS
Sabr IN Ieine Seimatb 5uriidte6rte,
besannte Dor ben bprtigen @eb6rocn,
baB er aus 8a6e BEN Nnbp Goth ais
Den MDrber a~n9e9eben babe. ipeil
oieier iih iiber i'm luitie madbte, als
er i'm @erihtsiaal iiber cinen Spuds
napf ,tolperte uub 5u Soben fiel.
Der @ounerneur ipirrSe beua6ri6tigt,
orbnete cine llptcriudburg an rnS
balb baraui eriol9te Die S%reilanmla.
60 peit Der Sbatbcitanb. - Sem
suten Snob lit iein unScitiees Baden
iebr tbeuer gu itcbeu sctpmuleu. @ir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
prins Heinriee tpirS 2lmtsri'
Gamer In 1sicl beerabeft.

@roBs sSmiral Bring Seinrif bon
SreuBeu miro ip6brenp Der Seit bonn
21. bis 80. Sini. IN pelder bas aus
Den S6labti6iffen "9ouiiiana",
s&anias", .Rep Sampibire" unb
.Sputb Carolina" beltebeube ameris
faniihe @eIhmaber Giel beIuheu
ipirb. bort anipeieub ieiu. Ser Yriu3
bate 6ereits anoere Sispoiiiioneu ses
trofien. Iber alS ibn Die amtlide
aunbe bon Der enSgiiltigcn Seitiesun9
Der Giiite Der umeritaniihen ariesss
Ihiiie crreibte. mnhte Yrin6 &einri6
Die 6ercitS aetroiienen abmahuugcu
riid9dn9is. 2es 8aiiers @rilScr piro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

(Sorticsune bon Der 6. Scitc.)
Grin5ip 10 frdftis, fpie serabe pers
malen bieIleiht nif9enbs auf Der
@elt", bebanptete Der 8iener 9rls
Der Ssfar gritlins."
Comet ieme S6rift. = llnb in Den
Vereinietcn Staten. ipas
tbut Die 2oge bort2 Sic gebGrSet lid,
bier ais Die p%rinilegierte Staatsfirne.
(Hooienelt mar Srcimnlrer, Sait lit
6rcimnurer.) @as iiingites 9eiipicl
Gift bic gditeiu> ginipeibuns bcs nellen
9oitamtes 81 Secorab, Soma. am %.
9tpril. .@ie 10 Oft, idreibt Der
,@anSerer". .fanb aud oieie Seier
inter Der 2eitun9 Der S%reimaurer
itatt. llnb natiirli6 nit 9utbeibuns
Der SebDrOen. IN bieiem Sale zines
3pciges Der 9unbesregiernns. @dre
es nidt bDdite 3eit, bab Die aatbos
Iifen unb ale hriitli6S benfenoen
giiraer geaen elm oerartiges Serpors
treten oes Sreimaurertbums. Sas iif
Hed)te annIaBt. Die ibm dbiolut niht
sufommen, nit allen Nadorud Ser
pabrung einlesen?" Go Der ,8ans
bercr". Dor bier3e1u Sasen ianb in
Muirin, @iinu.. cine dbnlihe Seier
jtatt.
&el6e IaGt Die internationalc
Sreimalrerei geaenipdrtig lit, ldbt it'd,
am beiten peranihaulihen burh Die
folaenoen SbatIadlen unb Sablen, Die
mir Dem Bulletin bes Snternntiolalen
Greimaurer : Bureaus e%ntnebmen.
ysad, bemiclbcn bat ENGLAND 81
9OS 2ogen nit $4,000 Wit9liebern;
SrIanb $40 2osen nit $4,000
@itoliebern; S6ottIdnb 757
loaen nit $4,000 @itsliebern;
SeutIhIanb sos 2paen uno
nern @roBs2osen nit 55.501 Iits
aliebern; 2uremb nrg cine Soge
nit 80 Iitslieoern; 9 Of 10 3 c n
43 2oaen nit 1858 Iitsliebern;
Morpegen 10 3o9en nit 4,029
Witaliebern; 8 dnemarf12 9osen
nit 4,735 Mitgliebcrn; II ngarn
~ 0oeen nit 5.1S6 Iitslieoern;
Gerbfen cine 9ose nit 30 Iits
aliebern; Der sroBe rau8Diiih e
Orient 443 9o9eu nit 10000 @its
aliebern; bic aroBe 2o9e bon Srdnfs
reid 129 2osen nit 1900 NitsIies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

besreifen a6er nift. tpie bas @cri6t
auf Die unbeipieiene Gnseigc eieics
ra6iiihti9en srbeitcrs bin cincn
iolden Sprllh fdllcn tonnte. IuoD
Goth bat on Der Heligion in icinent
idtpercn lln8liid cincn itarfcn iitts
lihen Salt g%cfnnoen, mo t~auieuo Ins
bere per5pcifelt wdren. gbre Dor
oieIem Sclbentbrrm I'M StiHcnl Scr
.grp6e" Nubp (Sarncgiel bate bier
pradtoole @clegenbcit. ieiner gclpuns
beruns fir 9eroi5mus guSoruf 81
Beben. iubem CT bicIcn Innn nit elmer
lfonen IusSctdntng bcbenfcn tpiirbe.
Gin FOLDER Sulber bat mebr @bre Dor
Soft unb Den &enihen pie Der idbcls
ra'ielnSe SbentcrbclS bon San Sunu
Gill. - ySt. Soicpb' SsSlntt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Im 25. Sanlar 1859 traf SnaerA
Ioa nit bcm %befanntcn Sournaliltens
5ornce 8rcclcn in Ecp gorf aus
lanmen, ais Scine uuf Die abiabs Z
zines 3ugcs iparictcn. SngcriJ
pelher oamaIs in Der gliit6c oel
Sabre itnnb unb it'd iclbit aerne rcScu
hprte, mar bnlb nit bent arobert
Sorfdmpfer Der Sflnpeitzg mansipus
ton I'M 0eiprdh. Gle fumen nuf
Die Snidlriften aif @raboenfmnler
5u ipredlen, nnb Sugerioa. I'M Soils
bemuBticin ieiner ei9cnen 8ihtigz
felt, frrg Den arobcn Sorrnaliiten.
Oh CT einen paiienoen Gpitnpb entz
perfen fonrle, Inn bcrmdlcinit auf
ieinem (Sngerioa's) Senfnrdlc sir
prangen. 8rcelcD. Der geraoe cine
3citlng in Der 6ano bate. Sciate
auf Die IN arpBen 9ettern gez
orufte llcberi6riit cines Irtifels,
lpelfc lnutet: yRobcrt Burns"
GS mdr n6mlidh Der 100. Sdbrcstna
Der 6eburt Deg lhpttiihcn @olfsz
pid,icrs, luclher in Den gailSen Ncrs
einigtcu Stnaten feitlidl beaanaert
piIrhe. allie 3eitungen bradtcn Mr<
tifel nit iciner Geographic inter ber
eripdbnten lleberihriit. 9ci( absr1
Die 8orte iih nit rNobert brennA.
iiberieten iaiieu. 500 lid Snacriot
ctfpas perSnet unb itilidmeisen0.
Suriid.
@cr uub mas @recln mar, lit
iattidm befannt. gls Der sd6etc
abolitioniit b%cfnnnt. u q CT Der Critic.
Der lid erbot. fir Sefferion Sapis
8iirgihaft 81 Iciiten. nahbem
.bieicr 5pci Sabre in Sort Moiroe
in SirSinia III @efanaenIfait 9ciciien
hattie uno arr -. Oiai 1867 unteri
100000 Siirsidait ails Der Saft
enilaiien mrrbc. Nahhem @reelen
1872 bon Den 2iberal : &cpublitds
nern, nlS SrGiisenti6afts : Ganbioat
aufgeitclt llnb bon Nen Semofrateu
inpoiiirt, nber in Ser @abl aez
Idllugen lnorben iuar, itnrb er am
80. Topember besielben Sabres, ana
ge6lih aus @ram. Gs iuurhcn linn
in alien Scituuaen &cfroIosc scipismet
unb in periGiebenen gneDclopGbien
llnS Serbia iinS sl6riNe ieiner Bios
graphic 81 iinocn. Snacrious
Same ubcr wirb in iolden 9ilbcru
eripahut. - q. 6. @eder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

the blouse Is used for a dressy &C.
casion. Net, voiIes, crepe de
Chine and other soft materials,
combined with silk or lace, will
develop this design effectively.
Or cashmere, poplin, cloth or vel
vet may be used. The pattern is
cut in 5 sizes: 81, So, SO, 20 and
AZ inches bust measure. II re-
quires 2 yards Of '36-inch material
for the blouse and I SO yard for
the tucker for the 36-ineh size.
3936--Misses' Costume. An Excellent
Style for a Dainty Frock. For a
charming summer dress, for a
graduation gown or for simple
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

7 3-4 yards Of 44-inch material for
the entire costume for a medium
size. This illustration calls for
two separate patterns, which will
be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents FOR EACH in
silver or stamps.
sa65-ladies' Waist with Tucker. One
Of the Seasons Smart Blouse Ef.
fects. There is a sense of being
"in turn" at all times when one has
blouses Of the right style, and the
style here showp is most appro-
pirate. II Is made with body and
sleeve in one. and provided with
a sucker" that may be omitted IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
perienen,ns In Setneewehe
ieif.

IorfoIf. Tebr.. 1. @sai. = Sn
@reaorp. 9. 8, blieb heute Worsen
elm Yaiiasier5us Der Chicago Hortbs
peitern 8abn in elmer S6neefpebe
iteden. Sn iener @egeub lie8t Der
S6nee IL bis 16 SUB bod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
Preparation, IS cents; transfer
pattern with stamping prepara-
ton, 10 cents.

9946-8945-A Practical Model. Com.
posed of Ladies' Peasant Waist
S946 cut in 5 sizes: "a, SO, SO,
40, AZ and a. inches bust measure,
and Ladies' Skirt Pattern 8945 cut
in 5 sizes: %, "a, 26, % and 80
inches waist measure. Tan linen,
with pipings Of blue and blue Tor
vest and cuffs, embroidered with
white dots was used for this
model. A small chemisette with
collar to match of Irish lace, fin.
ishes the neck edge. II requires
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
(spcsicH fiir bicie Seituns
Diperie Sreefen.

Scr 9robc &obltbGtigfcitS : Sall,
pclfcr bon Den S~tapiodtcru bon
Wilpaufcc augeorbnct murbe, hat
scn manifestation geipciS gclieicrt.
odB neeeu Den 10000 Nrbeitsluien
aif cine a~uiebnlite An5abl gut
&emittelicr bort 81 fulpen iino. @ie
airsfiibrlih beriftet purDe, ludrcn nic
8eiIdlerinrcn. nit Siamunten be-
lasen inn &crthe 'ppn $3.50, 000, 000l
Su DER 8nl ucranitaltet lpurec. nm
ben pielen Irbeitsloicn etipns Der
oienlr su orriddifea. fam Ticnlanb
lasen, es lei cin 3aus Tim Sas solecnc
aalb. scireien, ionpcru bpdlteuS I'M
Die oiels 8ilttpuen lpcrtbcn Sulpelcn.
Ter Heiuge,pinu hes srpeen Bales,
$500 man lcie IMP iasc ad)tbun-
bert Cellars min Jest ST. tahiti
itcn Arbeitrn p~crmcnSet, bamit bic
5aniiien Der 10000 Scidajtiamnas.
lpien nidt bnnsrru miiiien. gs Elebe
Der @obltbdtisteitslinu
. +t+
&nr GINGER 3cit los id cinem
ldnseren Shliias iiber ben beriihtigs
ten gthetten, 8obert Sngcrs
IolL 8cfppbnlih mir Bob Sngerioa
8enanut. Dies erinncttr mid ON Elm
@cldihtheu. ras. ih per lalisen Sabs
rem seIeicn hattie. !inb Sas ie5 bier lpies
Der eradbleu MIL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

leinen CONNER : llrlaub. ben er
auBerbal6 Der Seimatb 81 perbringen
sebenft. unterbrcdben, UNI iiG ben
amerifanii9en 8diten tpibmen su
tonnen.