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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

The Supreme Court has put the time limit
lawyers speaking before it. Would it not
be wise If the proper authorities would put a
time limit some OF the clerical brethera
who. III the phrase Of another to lack
terminal facilities" We confess, however, that
the average sermon IS a good deal more inter
csting than the average legal argument.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

Phoebe Couzins once an ardent temperance
woman wars converted to the cause of the brew.
err by salary of $3.50 per month. It's safe
bet that she could now be secured for temper
ance work at much less figure. Her liquor
money has stopped it's monthly visits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

Woodrow Wilson is encouraged by the
widespread expression of approval Of himself
and his administration that he is branching
out He is going to make campaign speeches III
Pennsylvania We do not know what miracle
may happen but unless the unlocked for does
occur he had as well stay away: "Ephratm IS
joined TO his idols
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

Governor Hoke Smith has appointed TO the
Supreme Court of his State a man who has
been for years a personal enemy. 1t takes a
big man to discover ability through the mist Of
personal or political animosity Candor eompels
us to confess that such evidences Of bigness
and broadness are rare indeed around these
diggings
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
10 Woman. Suffrage GROWING?

Governor Mann, of Virginia. hazards predic-
ton that women will have votes in that Com
monwealth at the expiration of ten years. That
Is better than never to those who favor the ex-
tensian OF this suffrage, hut many things can
happen in ten years time. and no one with
safety predict what will happen at such a re-
mote period Is the cause OF woman suffrage
making progress in this country? With all due
respect to the ladies now In session in Louisville
the Evening Post ventures statement that
It is not. True California has just voted to ex-
tend the suffrage to woman, and Kansas will vote
upon the proposition this fall, but in the more
settled communities of the East and Middle West
the progress of the propaganda has been slow
Moreover, it 10 fact that many men who are
opposed to the extension OF the suffrage have
been contented to watch its slow growth with
out opposition. The further 1t progresses the
stronger will be tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Post
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

The Sunday edition of the Atlanta Journal
has song entitled I'm Going Where the
Weather Suits My Clothes" A very appropri-
ate song for the Most of us, however.
can't go where the weather suits our clothes
and can't get clothes that suit the weather
situation, knowing that there others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

Just as Mr.. Edison returns from abroad
report comes from Stockholm that the Nobel
prize for work in physics will be awarded TO the
American inventor and electrician. We trust
no one will be uncharitable enough to suspect
that Edison went abroad to look after the mat
ser
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

Evidently the Norfolk city officials think
that the county has been monopohzing the pub
,;c notice long enough. So they are running an
opposition side show to the fusion mess with
political sauabble between the MAYOR and Ger.
tain members of the city council
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

much profanity. When was a boy my father
said: Don't let me hear you repeat such pro-
family again. It's not the language of a gentle-
man, and YOU have 80 excuse for using it"
have read the book, and there Is scarcely a page
in il that Is not marred by profanity. This pro-
family is not matter of history: ii is not good
English; 1t is not helpful and it renders the
book hurtful to young people. I wish the book
had been written in cleaner langup<e.
JAMES f. EftIZZELLE
sboro X Oct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

The car of Russia has issued ukase for
bidding the aukes to marry foreigners. II
was said to have been directed at American
hciresses Well, they are pretty bad after the
nobility but we had not supposed they mad
gotten so far as to be willing to buy Rus
sian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

The list of indicted in the Baltimore cleo
agement of patriots we will say that there
we're two or three officials who we're found to
be straight in their returns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

rate the luscious bivalves and the tender spot
from our tables by only few hours
Here we possess everything plus the deca-
cies OF the epicure. There you have the oyster
and the fish, but what else?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

We don't blame Doctor Wiley for declaring
in favor Of woman suffrage If we had sui.
fered as much at the hands OF men as he has.
we think 1t probable that we would take a
chance with the other sex too.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25

Wish that chill that the President created In
the Northwest hadn't started South as soon
AS 1t was announced that he proposed to ex-
tend his trip to Tennessee, We were not quite
ready for IT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
CURRENTCOMMEN1
Perkins Panacea.

The Chicago Advance a we'll known religious
weekly. is opposed to what it styles The Per-
kins Panaeea.'
In various addresses. articles and interviews
Mr. Perkins has recently brought forward his
made before the Detroit Board of Commerce
the topic: 1T Is the Function OF the Inw to
Define and Punish Wrong Doing and Not to
Throttle Business"
The Advance points ont that when the law
does define wrong doing the tinancers and trust
masnates are not willing to accept the defni-
tlon. The more the government defines their
way OF conducting business as wrong doing. the
more they kick"
Still more are they averse to punishment.
Next. it is pointed out, the United States
supreme Court has decided in the tobacco trust
and Standard Oil that certain trust mag
mates have violated the law. Would it not have
been more TO the point, the Advance inquiries
If Mr.. Perkins had followed the logical line OF
his proposition and told the Detroit Board of
commerce that the government must punish the
men whom the Supreme Court has so ephatically
declared guilty Of these vicious violations OF the
law"
And then the writer goes on to show how the
business of watering stock and manipulating the
stock market ought to be throttled In the
time. the dear people who do not invest In this
stock but are nsumers of the commodities
produced by the combination. are made TO pay
prices which will secure fair return the
capital and water represented by the stock. If
the public objects to paying tribute for water
this also is called 'throttling OF business or
hatred of wealth. or opposition to corporations
or any other old thing which sounds bad
Publicity is MIR. Perkins remedy. combined
With government @. Is. He wants the gov
eminent to examine the business OF the cor
porations and at stated intervals declare o the
labor employed the consumer served and to the
investor that the statements of big business
complete and honest
1t Is caustically suggested that ii the govern
ment should declare that the said statements
are not complete and honest" there would be
raised the same cutlery of 'throttng business
What the man from Wall Street really
to have In mind the Advance concludes, IL
program which will permit the trusts to 60 on
exploiting the people What the people have
at heart is some way OF escape from the presen.
necessity of paying tribute to the trusts."-Hous-
ton Chronicle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-25
icebergs.

lcebergs.
tI3y George Giowen Mathews Na.)
They come again. those monsters of the sea,
The northwinds brood, the children of the cold
Long Tapped and Graded in white winters fold,
AS worlds Graded In eternity;
Lulied by the storm, the Arctics euphony,
Launched in hoarse thunder from mountain
mold
Upon the the viking sailed of old
They come, the fleet of death, in spring set free.
Strange the product of some other sphere,
The huge imaginngs the frost has wrought.
Out of the land OF the White Bear emerge;
Seeking the sunlight from creations verge
Southwark they wander, silent as thought.
And in the Gulf stream drown and disappear.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
Gine itaatlieRe Gsbensper'
iicPernns

lit Die neileite grrun9enihaft unIeres
Seimatbsitaates @isconiiu. 8ouper'
neur Mc8opern Undergraduate Wtitte
letter ISOLDE Die fiir5lif BON Der Ses
gislatllr gut9ebeiBene Sorlage sur
S6afinng elmer nState Site Sniur'
ance Gommiiiion~, Die berehtist iein
ioQ, oos 2eibreute. unb 9ebensper'
iiherunesgeiddit 81 betreiben nno
Eolicen in Sobe BON 500 bis $4,000
aiisSultelen.
ltnter Iuiii6t DeS itaatlid)en Ser.
Observation-Disclosures iollen pom naf.
item Sabre an Yplicen auSgeitellt wer.
oen, Die Denen Der ngcgenieitigen"
geriiherungs @eielihaiten abnlidI
iinh. ghlr iolen Die Yramien niht
mebr als 50 iiir ie $1,000 @criibe.
rung betra9en b~iirieu. Die Yrdmien
ftnb nad ben amtlihen Stcrblidfeits-
tafeln 5u berednen, unb ba Der Staat
feline agenten anitellen allo and
feline .Gommiiiion" Su ~bc5ablen ha.
ben miro, hofit man, Dab lie nod III.
ter 50 fallen perben. Sm iibrigcn
iol sic @obltbat beS Itaotlihen lln'
tcrnebmenS MIR Den meniger Semit'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

ion, su retten, mas nod 81 retten ut,
in cine iiingere, mioeritanos. nno lei.
itunesfGbisere Sano SIT leeen. Sit
Dem llnterSeidneter III bieier ueber.
seuarng, aus freier @ntiblieButg
irno auf ieil,en eigenen @inih, Die
&ebaftion nieoerlest, lit es ibm elm
Ser5ensbeoiirfniB. ben '~befreunOetet
8oaegen uno M~itarbeitern, Die tbn
in Ser glrbeit fir bas fatboliide
9eutittbrm getreulif beigeitanoen
nno oenen er fir 10 mande mertb-
pone Inreglng uno llnteritiisung
perpilihtet lit, ieineu berSliditen
Sanf aus3uiprehen. 2ebet ipobl!"
@oieu, Sr. Shultbeis, rnb moge
Sbnen ser ipoblperbiente Hubeitano
elm ionniger rubiger Sebensabero
nerheu,-S. %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

10 red)t aif, als mir Dor Sabresfriit
Die Gbre batten, i'm in ieinem Sanf.
tiim Dor Dem nit 3eihIngen nnb 9I.
fern sebGuften offenen Holpult
iisenb, fenuet su lernen. Sbn, ben fei.
men, taftpoIlen 8ebilbeten, oeiien por-
nebmes i6liftes aeliBere, Die bobe sc.
italt etmaS sebeu9t bon Der Sait Der
Sabre, einen tiefen. mir iagen. ebr.
erbietieeu ginorif alif inns. ben Be-
infer, madte. llno mir itieben ba'
mails BON ibm boil bon Dem @eoan.
fen, SaB bier elm Wann feline belten
Sabre perbraft, perfdmpft, I'M bod
am grbe niht bic geaftung, bic
ltnteritiisung geiunOen 5n baben, bic
CT init Hcd)t bate errparten biirfen.
llno es paro inns webmiitbig Bel benz
@eoanfen, oaB Dies mebr ODER ipeni.
ger bos Coos cilles ieoen Oeutiden ia.
tboliiden 3eitungsmonneS IN Den
Ser. Staaten lit, Der lmermiiolid,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

obne iid an ben ,3ebn.S tunoen.ar.
beitstag 5u balten, fir Die fatboliide
Sahe aefdmpft bat.
Sr. Sdultbeis fam niht better
harafteriiirt peroelt, als burd) ieinen
eisenen slbidieossrub. Sagt er bod,
bort 10 ihlidt obne Die Herion in ben
GoroergrunO su %ordngen:
Bon ieiner Sb1tiafeit mGbrerlo
oieier lansen 3eit elallbt er penis.
itenS 10 piel ia9en 5i biirfeL Dab er
al5eit reoIi6 uno ernitlih beitrebt ge.
rpeien, Der Sade beS fatboliihen
7elitihtbums 5i bieiten nmo 81
niisen. Sob uuo I%nerfennrng fiir
feline Yerion bat er babel ebenlp ipe-
mig eeiiif,t, ipie er ielber S%obergeitea-
ten nod Dem Wunbe gerebet, Sober
aIS iebe Yerion Itanb ibm Die Safe:
ScranbilDnng nnS Grbaltnng zines
lcbcnsfraftiscn, intellisenten, daraf-
terieiten nnn siclbeiunkt tbGtiacn,
fnrs ben gnforSernnsen nnierer 3eit
geiuadIenen fatbpliiden Scutidj-
tbnms, Sas, nnbeihabct ieiner Yflid).
ten gesen bic nenc Scimatb, bic bout.
ide Mtntteripradle, Sentid)e 3mdJt nnb
Sitte, iuiuic bic iibrigcn non ben 81
tcru ererbtcn ioealen Gnltnrgiitcr,
bodlsnbalten nnb ieinen 9inoern nnb
ainocsfinoern sa iibcrmitteln beoadt
icin piirSc.
2eiber baben anbere ginfliiiie bon
Dem, mas CT n,b gleihSeiinnte Golle.
gen mo Sreinoe IN oieiem Gimme
aufsnbaiten geiuht, gar manbeS nie.
Der nieberaeriiien su Hid,te acmad,t
nnb 10 Die miibiame slrbeit iait zines
@enid)enolterS INN Den better utb
iboniten Sbeil hires SobneS gebrad,t.
IaS lit ielbit fiir SemanO. Der iobre.
lang manfem Initlirm GliBerer
Seinoe u%nerid)rofeu unb unentpeat
Die Stirne geboten, gepiB nidt ermil-
tbigeno. llno menn oarn iiberoies-
pie IN unierem Salle-itetig 5ilneb.
menoe arGnflid,feit unb Iltersbe.
ihperoen lid Der Sortlesuna Ger slr.
belt in ben @eg ~itellen, 10 i6eint eS
ratbiam Die Seoer, meldc belfcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
(Siir bieie 3eit,mg.)
IN eineist ,2lbicRieSsernb"

oes leet,uodentlideu .grceliior" bon
Wilpanfee, erfldrt Sr. S. SO. u,
Sdultbeis. Is Sabre llapsr Sal,si.
reSaftenr iener beitbcfannten unS
aeifdsten satloliidyen @od)enihriit,
bnb CT nod 3t1ajabri9em 9ienite i'll
Der fotboIiiben oeutidpamerifaniihen
S%SournoliItif, Die He0aftion bes &c.
nannten @lattes uiebergelcgt nno ans
bcm 3eitrui9sneien i9eioet.
@r par elm noferer nuermiiScter
SSmpe Der fatboliiden Sa6e bier5l,'
lauoc. Sr. Sdultbeis, elmer ser be.
fen, menn nid)t Der bette, ipie inns
no6 iiingit Elm langiGbriger gebiIbe'
fer 2eier OcS .grceliior" erflGrt bat.
Der cole Sinn oieies Mamnes. iein
flares burd Die %sefiibrtcu Sample
ser Sabre gcl1utertes llrtbeil iiel ms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
AianeHmss Grisls.
SerpurrasenSe aeifums Der bentidcn
Wotpren.S ed)nif.

Berlin, 10. SaIi.-Ser 9roBe
rationale Stumbling gerliu.8o Der.
lin lit MN noriiber. Der ipe9en itiir.
miiher 8itterung geitern oeridobene
Iufitieg Der iefs nod i'm &ennen be.
iinbliten Slieeer bon Salberltaot Slir
lesten @tappe bat beiite friib, nadoem
Der 8ino iib gelegt, itattgefunoen,
unb ibon Inn 6 llbr 6 Wtnuten lit
Bruno 9iifner NIT ieinem ,Ioiatif.
3meioefer" a,lf Dem 6luafelb in So.
bannistbal c%insetrofien, 100 er bon
elmer trot Ger friiben Worgenihlube
5uiammengeitromten Dtenge nit SSii'
bel beariiBt puroe. 9iidener bat Die
2O3 ailometer lonae Strede, Die
IGnsite ser gan5en &imSiabrt, elm.
ifiieblih Der porseihriebenen Gan.
oung III Geiiau in brei Stunoen 6
Winiiien suriidgelegt.
Naf 9iid)ner fam Sons IoIlm6l.
Ter aui ieinem Grid. Gin.
beder" an uno faum Sipei Niniten
ipGtcr @enno aonie auf ieinem .Ils
batros. 3neioeder". Der suerlt eiu-
setrofieue 9iitner erbdlt sfpar ben
criten Yreis fir Die leste gtappe.
aber nid,t Den erIten fir ben gansen
Stumbling. Da Inoere, pie Gonmollcr
unb aonig, grobere Meilen5abl all.
riidgeleat boben. 5iir Yaiiogier.
Sliiae miro Die Weilen5abl beitim.
mungssemdB INN % Yro5ent erbobt.
SGmmtlide brei Slieger botten iid
bieie 9eitimmung 81 9tilse gemafi
umS icoer bate einen Siii5ier offs
Raiiaeicr m%itgeuommer, woourd,
Der Sllia audi nod ben Gbarafter
elmer militdriid,en llebuna erbielt.
Die oiiiSielle 9eipertbune Der Sci.
iiunsen Der Sieser cr9ab fir 8onig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

inches bust measure. The Skirt
Pattern IL cut In 5 sizes: %, "a,
20, 20 and 80 inches waist meas
ure. u requires 6 yards Of So
inch material for the entire cos
tune, for a medium size.
This illustration calls for two
separate patterns which will be
mailed on receipt Of Toe for each
pattern, in silver or stamps.
as7f-Ladies Night Dress with Peas
ant Yoke. Suitable for all lingerie
fabrics. Tho yoke is cut with
cap sleeve in one, and is joined to
full skirt pieces. The model 10
simple and easily made. The pat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

telten 81, Sbeil perben, Die iih fir
$500 bis $4,000 iolen periihern fon'
nen. Die 2eibrenten iolen ~gleitlfaas
MIR $t0O bis bof)itens $500 bas
Sabr betragen. Inter bteIen lin.
it1noen miiroe Der Staat b~eIon0ers
Ser iogenannten rinOuitriellen" Ser.
iiderung @ettbeluerb MAIDEN, Die be.
fanntlif Dem yfleinen" Mann iebr
bod 5lt iteben fommt.
aui bent Yapier iii ser Slan guns
porSiigli6. Der Staat fann Die bent.
bar bette Siherbeit bieten unb ioute,
neil Die ggenten megiallen, alb ipe.
ientlih biuiger arbeiten f0nnen, ais
Die
Sb err aber tbaidflih gerineerc lin.
foiten baben miro, m1B mad alien Or
fabrunaen. Die man bier6ulanoe nit
oiientlihen gehoroen gemaht bat,
oprlGuiia be3neifelt pcrben. IuBer'
Dem miro eS porausiid,tlih groBe
Shmierigfeiten perurladen, Grumien
I'M getraae BON bohitens 50 bis Sc
regelm1Big e%iuSiltreibeu. @crben lie
nibt ireimilig eingeihitt. 10 miro
Der Staat bod wieber 9eamte anitel.
len miiiien. nm lie ciniuiommeln
uno Damn pcrben iif audi Die Soften
unnGberno ebenlo bod Itellen mie bel
oen .inouitrieaen" 8eiellidaften.
Gin iideres, abihlieaenOeS llrtheil
wirS lid ireilidJ crit mad Der prafti'
idycn Grprubmns ScS Flanes fallen
laiicn.-.Grceliior."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

and IA years. It requires 2 1-2
yards Of 44-ineh material for the
1o-year size for the dress, with !
10 yard Of 36-inch material for
the tucker.
ss5t-Girps Dress with Body and
Sleeve Combined and with
Tucker that may be omitted.
Peasant effects are charming for
girls as we'll as for ONE and
the style here shown will lend it.
self admirably to any of this sea.
sons popular materials. White
dimity was used in this instance,
with bands Of embroidery for
decoration. The portion OF the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

parts where It requires protec-
ton, and ls neat looking and com.
Portable. Bingham, chambrey,
p~ercale, and lawn may be used
for this design. The pattern Is
cut in 3 sizes: small, medium and
large. It requires 5 yards Of SO.
inch material for the medium
size.
t616-A "Home Sweet Home" Pat.
tern. For outline or solid en-
broidery this design will be found
very effective. II comes stamped
on art cloth for IS cents; perfor-
ated pattern IS cents; transfer
pattern 10 cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

ben eriten Ireis pon 10000 Worf.
mir 8olmoler hen smeiten, 10000
Marf, uno fir 0iifner ben brltten
8reis, 10000 Warf.
Der gufitieg Der Neds Slieger mar
auf Dem grersierplas in Salberltaot
erfolst; Der Sing fiibrteN siber aiders-
lebep nit einem S6leifAufliig ilber
Die Serrenbreite, pia 9erNburg.Go'
tben nah Seiiou, mo Die 3niidbenlan.
oung a,f Der @ieie atn Glib. 3olAhois
bel HoBlau inter Dem Silbel Ser SNrs
ialter 8epolferung erfolgte. Die
Staot 9eiiau bate 5000 Marf ais
Sreiie ausgeiett.
Son 9elIai ans cling oann bie
Sabrt iiber @ittenberg uno Srel,en.
brieecn naf Sobannistbal. Sas @et.
ter mar botg.
Ser Serlaili beS Hlmoflugs bat in
Seutiflano groBe 9e~frieoiguna Der.
poreerufen. Seionoers erpedt Der
llmitano eroBe @"enugtbutng. bab
tros Der betradtlid)en 3abl ser
Sheilnebmer mlf Dem meiten Slug
nid,t elm einsiser idiuerer llnfal Dor.
gefommen lit.
Nad %allgcmeinem llrtbeil BON
Sadueritanbigen balt Der @mnbflma
iebr mobl eineu @ersleid nit ben
tets inter ungleid sr6kercm &efla.
mc.Nniwanb in~iSenirtcn frans6fiden
@eranitaltnngen bieier Mrt ans. 0e.
ionSers slanscno hat babel ole bent.
ihe Motortednif absciGnitten. Sas
oentife Tlnssens uno bic oentidcn
Wptoren baben iid nprtrefilid be-
pabrt. limb 81 allcoem fpmmt nod,
baf Dem Stumbling elm anferorbentli.
der militariider @ertb beisumei-
ieu 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

tucked outlined by the bands was
tucked lawn, while the sleeves
and covered portion Of the tucker
were of plain lawn. The gathered
skirt may be made with or with.
out the tucks. The waist has
seams at the shoulders and un.
derarm. The pattern is cut In 4
sizes: 8, 8, 10 and IL years. II
requires 8 yards OF 36-inch ma
terial for the 6-year size, with So
yard for the tucker.
,9s2-Ladies "over All" Apron. A
New Model. The good features
Of this model are at once appar-
ent. IL covers the dress at the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

Sic Scrrrn Der Srciheit, 8leidheit
nmS Sriiocrlihfeit in Portugal unit
ODER obue ShurSieID penben ge9en'
m1rtig elm alterprobtes Wittcl on,
INN iif ser Monard)iiten Su entleoi.
gen. Can't elmer SpeSiol.G orreipon.
oens oes mpbl iniormiertcn .XXieme
Steele" bon 9riiiiel berrihtc III Der
erltcn SGlite bes WonateS Sirni cine
wabre Gpibemie an plosliden Sobes.
fallen, Die ailf Sergiftuns suriid5ii'
iiibren limo, unD oic ionherbarer
@eiie MIR bel Monar6iiten auitraien.
ltno eiuc iolde &esieruns bon Mor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
Sic 2obl nor soStsr bs

Die GAIL Der SoStem bel Ben
8alobranoen in Der canaSiidlcn Yru-
bins Ontario mirb AMI 500 sci6Gtt;
am idlimmitcn iheint Sas Jcncr III
ben Crtidaften South Yorenpiae,
@eit Some, Hpttspile nnb 4ulSen
GitD scluiitbet sn baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

bern bat uniere Regieriine lid beeilt
gefiiblt, anSlierfcnnen!ii-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

! Our complete 1911 fashion cat. I
} aioa .e vii! be sent to any ad. I
! dress upon receipt Of 10 cents. I
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

s~ss3-Roy's Rompers in Overall
style. A Practical Idea for a
Boys Play or Work Garment.
bingham, Galatea, or linen fin.
ished suiting will be found very
s~erviceable for this design. The
body portions are cut to form
boomers of "knickers", while the
apron portion Is fastened by
strap ends to the belt at the back.
The pattern Is cut in 4 sizes; 4,
6, 8 and 10 years. Il requires 2
yards of 27-inch material for the
4 year, size.
ss6s-A Fashionable Skirt Model. La
dies Tucked or Gathered Skirt,
having a One Piece Upper Part,
heightened by a Straight FIounce,
and with inverted plat or Habit
Back. In High or Regulation
Waistiine. For marquisette or
other veiiinss, for lawn, cham.
brey, dimity, linen or similar ma.
teriais this style will be very ef.
fective. The pattern Is cut In S
sizes: %, "a, 26, 20 and 80 Inches
waist measure. Il requires s 34
yards Of 27-inch material for the
24-inch size.
ses3-Sess-Ladles House or After.
ncon Dress. A Simple but Stylish
Gown. Composed Of Ladies' Skirt
Pattern 1898 and Ladies' Waist
Pattern 1888. The skirt Is we'll
cut and has a back panel, while
the closing Is made at the center
front. The waist has deep Glib
0 piaits over the shoulders and
is finished with a deep sailor COL
lar. The Waist Pattern ls cut in
6 sizes: 80, 81, SO, 80, 40 and az
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

tern is cut in 8 sizes: Small, me-
dunn and large. II requires 4 IA
yards Of 4o-inch material for the
medium size.
ss5o-GirPs Dress with Peasant Yoke
and with OF without Tucker. Blue
linen with pipin9s Of tan inc but.
IONS to match was used for this
design. The waist portions are
plated under the peasant yoke,
that has cap sleeves. The skirt
10 plated. A bishop sleeve fin
ishes the tucker. Any Of this
seasons dress goods will develop
this model effectively. The pat
tern 10 cut In 4 sizes: 8, 10, IL