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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13
TAFT CENSURES
HENEY AND BURNS
Crticises Their Methods Of Obtaining
Land Fraud Jury.
CONDUCT INSTRUMENTATION
Pardon OF willard A. Jones Grantee
Because Of Illegal Means Used
to Select Jurors--Names
Not in Jury Box.

Washington, June declaring
that their conduct in helping in OBJ
tanning jury merits the severest
condemnation, President Taft in his
pardon of Willard A. Jones, convicted
OF participation in the famous Oregon
land frauds mentions Detective VIII
liam j. Burns and Francis j. Heney
member of the national Republican
committee by name.
The text of the order for pardon
which is brief, has not been made
public. It states, however, that the
pardon Ii granted because Of illega!
methods followed in securing the
jury and 1t condemns the government
prosecutors.
List Made In Heney's once.
1t was stated at the department Of
justice that the attorney general ID
in possession Of positive evidence that
the grand jury which brought the sec
ond series Of indictments in the Ore
gon cases was not drawn from the
jury box, but that list Of % names
was made up in Heney's ONCE after
the men had been canvassed and
found suitable to the governments
purpose. These men. It is charged,
readily indicted the defendants
brought before It by Heney and Burns.
tia even declared that Heney Sc
lected the foreman and secretary Of
the grand Jury before the inQuisitOFial
body was sworn in.
A list OF more than q Thousand.
prospective jurors with the comments
BY Bafns ana bis agents upon their
convictions o. aequittal tendencies, Al
in possession, Of the department. II
is charsedqthat not 4 single name was
allowed 70 60 into the jory panel sx-
ceDt those Of men who had been
marked as favoring conviction.
Made Up Grand Jury.
OF the list Of conviction men, a.
list of % was kept to make up grand
jury, These names, according to the
evidence OF the department never
went into the boz at all II IL charged
that the clerk Of the court, connivlne
with the prosecution, simply listed the
names as having been drawn.
IN cipher kilograms which passed
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13
SLATER, NO. kGAIN VOTES Day
last Teun Ii saline. County 10 voss
on Local Option This
Nean

Slater, NO, June 1.-THE result Of
the local option election held here
gave victory to the "drys by a
majority 81 its. The total vote cast
was 7s7, which b l2s more than that
Of four years ago, when the town
went dry b. 3 majority Of 1ls.
Slater is the last city in Saline
county to vote on local option this
year, the county voting sdry" june 3
BY q majority Of 504. Marnhall went
"drxg By = majority q s June 6
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13
MAY TAKE The PLACE OF CABLES
Marconi Wireless Company Planning
to Garry Messages Direct
to London.

New York, June Twin wireless
stations to communicate direct with
London will be built along the New
Jersey coast within year, according
to an announcement just made by the
Marconi company. Options have been
obtained on similar sites at San
Francisco and Honolulu and it IL
planned to construct q plant in the
Philippine Islands which will com
municate direct with the one at
Honolulu.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13
THREE VOLCANOES
ARE IN ERUPTION
4 HhE EhUF hHNM
Cook Inlet Country, 10 Alaska Cover
ed With Ashes.
WERE REGARDED, AS EXTINCT
al Wireless Communication Disturbed
by Electrical Condition. Hot
Ashes Carried 700
Miles.

Reward, Alaska, June lO.-Three
ulumbering volcanoes In the Aleutian
mountain range Of Alaska suddenly
have come to life, and arc throwing
out great quantities Of smoke and hot
ashes. The awakened peaks are linn
"a and Redoubt, in the Cook Inlet
eDantry, and Katmai. which overlooks
ghelIkoS strait. It IL likely that
Eogosl0f, ShIshaldin and Pavloff which
arc active volcanoes, and much Earth.
or west, are also spouting flames.
The mail steamship Dora, plying to
epulnts along the Alaska Peninsula and
Kodiak Island. reported that Mount
KatmaPs outbreak is terrible in it's
wicIeMce. Deafening explosions occur
at short intervals, and the surround
ing country is covered with three or
tour feet Of ashes.
Katmai has always been regarded
o. extinct. The natives have no tradi-
GIon Of any former activity Of the
mOuntain.
Wireless Not working.
The wireless station at Kodiak 10
cut OF commission, 40 10 also the
Dora's equipment, and in fact all the
wireless instruments in Alaska, be-
cause Of electric conditions in the
atnaoaphess.
Mount Ilimna Is more than $4,000
est high and the red sky. above its
Aaaaing crater ia Visible seaward for
1D0 miles distant.
Tke efforts Of the mountains TO
nasafs the Debris nom their cloegsd
usaaars CAUSED eongulsionh which
wsre recorded "a washington. d. O.,
aad very plainly In seHttle
RsvsppG cutters % Go.
Seattle, Wash. June 10.-The cable
dispatches report ST. Augustine, az
seif as Ilimna and Redoubt, volca-
moes, are IL eruption on the west
shore Of Cook Inlet. Alaska. Revenue
rutters win be asked 20 go to the
welief Of the people in the volcano dis
artctE
Ashes 100 Miles Away.
Eitka, Alaska, june fO.--Ashes from
ahs AIsuti&n range volcanoes began
- faII here and ne sunshine VA dis
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13

the Committee recommends James the
action will be considered as demon
strating Clark's control of that body.
Reports are circulated that the New
York delegation is likely to back viii.
son, and II was noted that Daniels,
McGraw and Salisbury all are Wilson
men. The Clark people now believe
they are powerful enough to designate
the temporary chairman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13
STRUCK AN OFFICER
Filipino a. LsavenMerths Known 80
cad Man, In cOupty Jail
Far kaaa,lf.

Fort LeavenwoFth. June 10.-.Alex-
anjro Arts. Filipino, ID now In the
E6avshMorth county tzll awaltids His
preliminary hearins, charged with a.
sauIt upon Lieut. DauehsrtE Lieut.
DaughertY, e. ofaeeF 81 thu day. vas
making his rounds n schOaaid hall.
4 bachelor quarters for OGlcsrs, When
he discovered AriS IN one Of the
rooms ana ordered him to get out ce.
the building. The Filipino refused to
leave. and attacked the omeer with
his fsts. knocking him down and
severely braising his face
Aris has been in the United States
. littla over two years. but IL that
time be has become known Is baa
mAn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13
GIRL WON STOCK JUDGING PRIZE
Only Woman Among a. Kansas Stu
dents in Contest Gets Sixth
Place.

Manhattan. KaL., June Tin the
annual students stock judging con-
test held at the Kansas agricultural
e0llege. George Kirkpatrick Of Eureki
won Irst place and q gold medal Roy
Kiser Of 0eneseo won second place
and q silver medal. Miss Ethel Van
derwilt OF Solomon, the only girl
among the a atudepts entered in the
contest. was awartSl sixth place.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13

.-!ored thrcugh'tlfe Cfnders. Sitka IL
40 miles from the volcanoes.
The volcanic disturbance is the
nest violent ever recorded in Alaska.
I. ID, ESTIMATED that an area Of 300
souare miles, much Of It fertile terri
~, Las been covered to depth OF
avslal inches by the volcanic ash.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13

8ltka, Alaska, June fO.--Ashes from
~ AIsutiAn range volcanoes began
- faI here ard tie sunshine VA dis
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-13
aaaraala1arll Nsel b cedventlan.

San francisco. Juae 10.-Fae an
nual convention OF tins International
Stereotypers' ana Electrotypers' On
ion OF North America opened here
today. President John J. Freal was in
the chair. The subjects to be dis
cussed have not been made public.
though II Is believed that the dele
gates will consider 4 Uniform wage
increase and matters Of kindred IL
tersst. During their stay they win
spend considerable time IN viswfng
the various points Of interest IN and
about San Francisco.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

Heider baben in elmer @erianmlure
Der ySran,a 9easue" I'M TotperS
5beatcr 5u Chicago lid fir .SnInr>
gententbum I'M Sbeater" erfldrt. Sic
lpclIcn elm Yireies" Sbeater nie in
Seutihlanb. mo. ulS .man" bic
Sbienz unh Sauptmanr Srumen niht
Diientlih auffiibreu fonnte. basiclbe
pripatinl that. @enu Damn abcr SRI.
6pla meint, goie 3ui6auer tonnen
lnS miiBten beitimmen, lpeld]er Nrt
Sbeateritiide lie polleu". 10 slauben
lpir, baB es ebenio bier ipie ir
Seutihlnnb cine Sortc bon S6eatcrs
beildern eeben piiroe, Die inter Dem
Sedmantel Stunt" Hadttdn8a
pber pic tic IS nenueu H o I ms
perlanaen ipiirben llno
Ilatiirlid, aildJ betommeu %ipIlterl, neil.
lalit SRI. Sola ga Sollettc. .ipir iH
eiuem commerSiellcn 3eitaltcr lcben.
inb bie Sbeaterz Wauagers seSrpuns
gen ipdren. nui5uiiibren, mas cben paa
licbc Yublitum mill" @irtlih, 5rf.
Spla ??? ia iinb mir dber gdu3
eutihiebcu anoerer I%einlut9l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

einriidtcn, erillbren lie bon Dem Srr.
tbum. sllld) cine groBc Ansahl Con.
oolter Goli5iiteu mar burd, Die ST.,
lenOrmg 1T S%erluirruua gebrud,t NOR
Den. Gin barallfhin crfplgte Grfld,
ring beS &ricgSminiiteriilms beiaat,
Dob bic Nus9Qbe Der nelen &erpro.
nltnsen unb Ote bei9clegten 8elo-
ilno Sabridein glnpeiiungen nllr
Sormiafe lei. Die in groBcn 9lld,s
Itaben ~gebruttc @rflGrung iogt bent.
lid, baB bna @elb meoer f~uiliert nod
Die Tobrideiue gel0it meroen iolltcn
bis Mobiliiicruna$orores einlnuien
pilroen. @cum ober all6 Oieie 9totlj
BON oel, Heierpliten iiberiehen pprbcn
lei, bate lie bpd) pom ben Ynit. mo
Sabnbeamtcu gcleben iperben miiiicu.
Die EpitbehGrbe ullb Die Giicnbabneu
hGttel itrenge Anpeiirng aehabt, Ole
Sdeinc MIR einSuloien. menn lie
ielbIt sic neutrality-suspicious. crbol.
ten bGtten. 2llio @irrmorr oil oQcn
Gnoen. Wiiter SalOone miro Dos
fnnm 9efallen habet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
2lmi SEM mcgee ;mr KirePe BON
sinein 0mse sstSStet.

YbiIa0clpbl q, ga, Il. San,
l~lcbergana iiber Ole Eenniplpa.
nia 9abn an Sinocn Npenlc be-
SorreSoalc, cinCr %oritaot bon Ybi.
laoclpbio. muroc Sountag Gin IVA.
gen. oili meld)cm cine An5obl 6roiiel
mo WGod)en S,lr Stride fabren luoll'
ten. BON einem G~rpreB5ug Der Yenn'
iplpalia.@a a%n9erannt mo ser.
triimmert, mobci iedS Ycrionen
iiini Srauen mo Elm @tamn, ibrcr
200 ionben. Gle getooteten Srouel
rparen ole SienitmGod)en pohlbaben.
Der Samilien in SorreSbale.
Der al Der Sahnfreii5umla ollgc.
itellte NSGd)ter mar 5llr 3eit oeS I'm.
9liidS bon ieiucm Eoitcn abipeicnb
Sapibipn bate ocn @agel Dor scr
areu5lmg ou1eb0ltem nm cine,
SrohtSug porii6crpoiiicren 5l laiien
mo iubr Damn iiber oic a~re,Sunla
obne Den lrrnnnabcnoen GrpreBjua
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eitumg.)
Gin iesialiftiieber GiisenWiId,
MnS cin uerSienftueaer
3lunerteancr.

Sn go. 90 az. Sauuar 1912 bes
"CHICAGO DAILY SOCIALIST,
the paper, that prints news that
other papers suppress, ipic es am
&opfe ienes Slattes beiBt. lii9t man,
Inn Den. alanenbnB 81 ibiircn, Dem
Irbeitcr in letter llebcrid)rift Dor:
"All Crane Millions Go to Family,
Not a Cent Left for Charity"
Iun fat abcr. pie Die Elf. @reB"
m~ittbeilt. Der friiberc SiittenbeIiber
Spci Iilipnen Collars fiir &obltbdz
t%igfeits3pede pernladt. Sicr Die Sez
peId,e, Die ifou 3ipei Gage Dor Der
io5ialiitiiden .Grfldrun9" cridien:
Gbica9o. Sa., Is. San. = Ser
peritorbene SiittenbeiiBcr 81. Z. Crane,
Der $10.000.0 600 binterlieB. bat in
ieinem heute inn Observation-Disclosures
geriht Dor Soot Sprntp cingcrcihteil
Scitument iiber Sipci Wtilipncn Sol
lars fir @pbltbdtigtcits5lpcdc pcrz
madJt. barllnter cine Mtiaion fir SEN
iioniruns arbeitsuufdbig gelporbcner
Ingeitellter Der Crane Company; cine
WiIlipn fir Seidaffung bon Seimcn
auf benz 3anbe, nabe bel Chicago, fir
hiilfsbebiirftiac ainber unb beren
0iitter unb 100000 filr Die Warp
Crane 9nrierp. fir Die Siiitina Iiiric
IIlocintipn $4,000 ulb fir pas 2afe
@euepa Sriidcs2uftsSei $4,000.
Scn 5eiuem Seltament iast Crane. fir
feline SDfier unb ieinen Sobn babe CT
i6on iriiber seiorst.
SGtten mir mebr FOLDER io5ials
u%eiiunter Mdnner mic Crane = Der
natiirIid aud, feline Sebler nnp eisens
heiten bate. pie Die Wei'ter bon ms
peu So5ialiiicn ipare balp pns
@oller absesraben. llne chen ans
Siciem 0rullSe icne ip5ialiitiId>e Ser
umtermaherei. etsltaites @e3llht,
sRiHarb :. Crane itarb an etnen'
ser,id,laa beinabe so Sabre alt, Gr
mar i'm Subre 1882 IN Eatter'on,
". l., seborcn uuS 9rilnNetc' cilrd'
Iartiu Hperiou bon Chicago ua'sf'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Wir liefern GudJ Die Muter /:
81 billi9en Dreifen.

40 and AZ inches bust measure.
1t requires 2 1-2 yards of a.
inch material for the 36-inch
size. Yoke and collar will re-
quire 5-S yard of 20-inch ma.
terial.
913S-A Chic Waist Model. This
pleasing model may be embroi-
dered or braided. The fronts
are shaped to simulate a side
closing. The sleeve is a two
piece model. Cashmere, henri.
eta, silk, velvet, wolfe. madras,
linen OF lawn is suitable for this
design. The pattern is cut in s
sizes: 80, "a, 36, 80, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 2 "a yards of 36-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
9146-Ladies' Six Gore Skirt with
Insert. A Stylish Skirt. This
design has the fronts arranged
to simulate a tunic. The back
is finished with an inverted
plat. Serge. panama, wolfe,
wool mixtures, velvet and silk
are all appropriate for the
model. The pattern is cut in s
sizes: %, "a, Is, 20 and 30
inches waist measure. It re-
quires 3 Ia yards of 44-ineh
material for the 24-inch size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

iiiiet, cine &eiiinggieBerei, aiis Der
Die icBigc Sabrif entitanbcn lit.
Cranes Sbilantbrppic rihtete iif
bauptidhli6 paraut S%hulbeborbcn
5u perahniien, 8 IL b Of IL
len - Die mir 10 notbig baben -
c%in5uriftcu. Su bieicm Sluede eriins
betc CT baS Craze Seduical Snititute,
in lpeld)em feline Sheen in Die Yraris
um9eiest tperben.
Sn ieincr Sabrit 9ing's pie fol9t
gu, lperrber Is btca9o Sails
Socialit",:
"Mr. Crane employed 5000 men
in his great iron works and he
regarded every man of the 5000 a
partner in the business. Every year
for sixteen years he distributed 10
per cent. of the earnings of the
company among his employees as a
bonus additional to the high wages
paid them"
Sds lit bod mebr, ais mar pnn
Dem Surhihnitts : @eihdftsmnnn
rehtlid) erlpartcn founte.
+++
Ion hcn beiben S0bucn DEG Ser
itorbcncn bat Der dItcrc, CHARLES
Rifarb Crane. cbcnfails feline boberc
Sdlluna gcnpilen. Sicier tpor es,
Der i'm Sabre 1909 gum 0cianoten in
China crnannt mar, iebod, Dor iciner
Ibrciie bon Nnterifa auf ieine abbez
rufrng bon @aibiustou bin reiiss
nierte. Ser Speite Sobn, Hiharb 3.
Crane, Sr., bage9en ipar auf Der Sc
pcrbcIdulc in Chicago mo Der Sbeis
iielS Scientiiic Sdool Der Gale ltnis
periitGt er5osen unb nimmt cine lei@
tenbe Stelun9 in Der Sabrit ieincs
Iaters ein, nift pesen. ionoern
trob ieiner boberen gr5iebune. ME
iein Batter itets 81 la9en pfleete.
9is fiir6 Dor ieinem Sobe lebte
8i6arp z. Crane ali itetem 8rieess
fuB nit Dem bobereu g~r5iebunssz
lpeieu, bas er fir pollitdnSis iibers
fliiiii9, ia io9ar ihdolih belt. &iir5s
lih bate CT cine llnteriud)uug bar
iiber ein9eleitet. fpie pielc @rabuierte
bon llniperiitdten mno Colleges in Dem
9emiiben, aitbe3nblte SielunSeu al
crbalten, erfolgreih sefpeien ieien. gr
it babel 3u benz Shli6 ecfpmmen.
baB bon Senieniseu, Die OH Snae@
nieuri4uleu S%rasuiert nur Gin 9es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
,ttaWafrirmne BON 10000
ManSistms In Sebenii
bsitdtiet.

Gefina. China, 10. Ssan.-
Der taiierlid,cn Nrmee 0 8aniu iii
es nah pielen a1inpien aelingen, iib
Den @eg bis iet5is Weilen III Die
Babe Der Sauptitaot Der Tropius
Sbenii Sianfn, ST. babnen. Die
9anSe Trouin5 befitOet iid in einem
3uitano uolligen 9llifrubrs. @ieIe
StGote iino gepliinbert unb perlalien.
Die aemelbete Maiiafririutg BON
10000 Mnnbidms orrd) HebeIlen I'M
9esirf Sbenii beltdtigt iid,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address on
receipt OF 10 cents (~silver, wrapped in
paper, or stamps) for each pattern.
excepting embroidery patterns, which
will be sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
plainly and be sure to state numbers
and sizes Of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns allow
ance is made for seams. Address,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Catholic Printing 90,
Dubuque, Iowa,
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Cine atsbiliitermnespanie In
Gn9IanS.

Am leBten Sonntag unb Montug
iuaret in Gu9lano @eriid)te I'M I'm.
lailf, es ieien 10000 Mann ihlcll.
night e%inberuien mproen, rno spar
iolfe, Die Den Nueeils @eit Sltrrep.
gait Surrep, SorIet unb Suif Hegi-
mentern uno Der Gopal @arriion Nr.
tillerte a%ngeboren. Die Sad)e lit ie-
bod auf Die miBperitGnolidlc Nliiiai.
Jung BON nellen Wobiliiierun9sin.
lt%rliftionen ;uriid5uiiibrer. Die pom
a~riegsminiiterium perianot puroeIl
ino 5iemlid) unfair abgefaBt iporcn.
Gas 4riegsminiiterinm bate nellc
Wobiliiierungs Soridriiten on ole
&eieroiiten i'm Sereinigten aonig.
reid entionot, in oereu SGnoen tic
ont 81. Se3. iein ioaten. Chem ieocrl
Shreiben lag cine 8eloanmeiiung
auf brei Shiaing bel, Die sur DC
itreitlng Der mmittelbaren 9ebiiri.
niiie zines ieben @iuberuienen bieuell
iollten. ioruie cine Inweiirna allI
cine Observation-Disclosures. Sn arpBer
9uhitaben itano ieooh ali ieoer ole.
ier Mnweiinngenl baB baS @elb nid,i
iriiber erboben ooer Die Sabrfartc
niht aeloit peroen ionte. bis Der Mo
biliiierln9Sbeiebl tbatiGhlid) aegcbell
meroe. Cine NnSabl bon Heierpiiteu.
Die III ibrer Nuireguug Ole %orihrii.
ten miBperitanoen erboben oaS @eIo.
bolten ibre Sabrit)eine mo melbetell
lih bel ibreu itGbtiihen aontrolliia.
tipnen. Crit ais lie IN Die 8alernel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

SIT bemerfen. aeraoe Dor oieIen. Die
Eferbc tanlen iiGer Die aren5lin9 meg,
nber Der @oaen pllroe bon Dem Gr.
preBiug oireft alli elmer Scitc anee.
rannt. Sapioion nnb Iaues 8orn.
IN, lpelde Die 5lpei porocr'ten Site
cinnabmen, mrrcen oili cine Seitc
oeS Sabngeleiies aeihlertoert. Die
bier anoeren Sraiielt prroen oireft
inter Die Hdber oes 9abnSugs &c.
porien ,lno ihre Seiber oerart SER
malmt. baB lie MIR nod, on BEN alct'
bern aanpscirt peroen fonnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Observation-Disclosures
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

s159-A Pleasing Frock for Moth
without Revers and with Long
or Shorter Sleeve. Plaid suiting
in pretty shades of red and
brown with facings of brown
in plain material made up this
design most effectively. The
style of closing will appeal TO
the home dressmaker and busy
mother as a desirable feature.
The waist portions are cut in
peasant style, with body and
sleeve combined, but with the
outer sleeve seam extending to
the shoulders. The sleeve may
be finished in full or shorter
length. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: 6, 8, 10 and IL years. 1t
requires 3 3-S yards of 36-inch
material for the Swear size.
s1s1-Boy's Russian Blouse Suit
with knickerbockers. This
jaunty Russian model was made
of dark blue serge with stitch
ing for a finish. The special
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 de-
sign is a simple one and is ap-
propriate for all suitings. The
pattern is cut in 3 sizes: 2, 4
and 6 years. II requires 3 3-S
yards of 36-inch material for
the 6-year size.
fi41-A Practical Suggestion for a
Negligee. Ladies' Dressing or
House Sack. Dotted challie in
pink and white is here shown.
The fronts are slightly full and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

ringer Tro5entias in iolde steIIuns
gen allfeeriidt iiuo, Die lie be-
dnipruGen tpnnten, penn bic betref>
ienoen Shlllen cine alisseSeid,uete
Sfulung gu scben imitaubc ieien.
mas er beitreitet. CT icIbit bat fcinc
bnbere Sdulun9 8enuiicu, ionperu
lid pcn fleinen Infdngen 81 Zen,
berauf searbeitet. ais mas er seitors
ben lit, ndmlih als Der 2eiter elmer
in Den gan5eu Sereini9ten Staateu
ilnb barber binallS befanuteu mo be-
rilbmten 8ieBerei. = (G. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

AZ inches bust measure 1t re-
quires 6 yards of 36-inch ma
terial for the 36-inch size.
9111-Ladies' Gored Skirt with In
sert and Panel Back. Serge, pam
ans, wolfe, velvet, corduroy or
silk may be used for this de-
sign. The fronts are cut away
below the knee heighth, and fin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

ished at the edges of the insert
with buttons. The popular panel
back is very effective on this
model. The pattern is cut in 5
sizes: 20, "a, 26, 20 and 30
inches waist measure. II re-
Quires ) yards of 24-inch mater
ial for the 2i-inch size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Nmek Cit aefsrS.

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in Solpit0lem mo mllroc bon etipa
100 aronfcupilcgcrinneu bebamoeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

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