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New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
BOARD OF Public Works.

Notice is hereby given that at q meeting
.,i the Board of Public Works of the City
of New Ulm, M,nn:: to be held IN sn, the tity
Of Nov, 1912 at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ. the said
hoard of Public Works viii MAKE the
Assessments of benefits and damages, II
made in eaid city and authorized by said
Board, hereinafter set out, to owners Of
real property fronting thereon. to Wit: For
sprinkling Minnesota Street from 4th
Street from 4th North st. to 4th South ST.
State Street from 7th North St.io S.h
south St. Washington Street from Ct n
North St. to 5th South st. for the
sDrinkling season of 1912:
Any person interested in said assess
,nents may appear before the Board at
sa Id time.
Dated New Vim, Minn., November nth
ALBERT 7, NEVER, Seal
n AZ Clerk Of tSvaru vi Public Works,
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20

Twinges of rheumatism, backache,
stiff joints and shooting pains all
show your kidneys are not working
right. Urinary Irregularities, loss of
sleep, nervousness, weak back and
sore kidneys tell the need of a good
reliable kidney medicine. Foley Kid
ney Pills are tonic, strengthening and
-pIz sqa dn pIInq AsqL 'eA!le1oass1
xeuL .uoI}os IIeul elBlnSs1 pue Aeu
viii give you quick relief and contain
no habit forming drugs. Safe and
Always sure. Try them. O. M. o.
ben.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
SPANISH PREMIER MURDERED
Assassin Attempts Suicide Before Ar
rival Of Police.

rival Of Police.
Madrid, Nov 13.-Jose Canalejas,
premier of Spain, was assassinated
here. Manuel Pardvinas Zarrate, the
assassin, shot him twice behind the
right ear and then attempted suicide.
It is said he was an anarchist. The
premier was killed instantly.
The shooting occurred in front Of
the Office of the ministry OF the in
terror, fronting on the Puerto del Sol.
or gate of the sun, big square in
the center Of Madrid, the busiest spot
in the city. Stepping up behind and
slightly to the right of his victim
the assassin pointed piston point
blank at the premier's head and dis
charged it twice in rapid succession.
Then he shot himself before the po-
lice had time to seize him. When
taken to hospital he was found to-
be still living.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
Due TO CONTINUAL FRICTION
United States Treasurer Mcclung
Tenders Resignation.

Washington, Nov. 15.-Announce
ment of the resignation of Lee Nc
Chung as treasurer of the United
States was made by President Taft
McClung rendered his resignation to
the president at conference at the
executive mansion~and its acceptance
was later announced by the president
from the executive offices, with the
explanations that Mr.. McClung re-
signed voluntarily.
It is believed that Carmi Thompson,
now private secretary to the president,
will succeed him.
The treasurer declined to discuss
his retirement in any way, but it was
rumored that his resignation came as
the result of continued friction with
Secretary MacVeagh.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
j0HNS0N'S- WOES CONTINUE
Negro Free, Then In and Out Again
a. and Sued.

Chicago, Nov. 1o.-Jack Johnson
the negro fighter who was released on
100000 bonds, was arrested as he left
the courthouse by a detective on a
charge of having attacked news
paper photographer Nov. when he
was entering the county jail. The
pugilist was taken to a police station
and cash bond of $4O0 was given for
his appearance. Later the photo,
grapher filed suit asking for $4,000
damages from Johnson.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
'Bu'garIans Resume GeneTal At.
tack at Tehatava.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS FAIL
indications Are Object Of Bulgaria 10
. Hasten Turkeys Acceptance
Of the Allies Terms.

an armistice have failed and the Bull
garians opened an attack against the
Turks all along the Tchatalja lines.
The heavy artillery duel continued
throughout the day.
It appeared to be Bulgarian prep
aration for an infantry attack. The
Turkish fleet participated vigorously
In the defense at the Marmora end
tines and presumably Turkish war
ships assisted at the Black Sea end
also.
Nazim Pasha, the Turkish COM
mander-in-chief in dispatch claims
to have repulsed the Bulgarian attack
and destroyed three Bulgarian bat.
teries. The dispatch follows:
"The battle which commenced with
an attack by Bulgarian infantry lasted
until one hour after sunset. The en-.
emy, who advanced chiefly facing our
right wing and our center, was re-
pulsed by our infantry and artillery
fire. Three Bulgarian batteries were
destroyed"
All through the day the sound Of
the heavy guns, booming distantly,
was heard in Constantinople. 1t
ceased only with darkness.
In the afternoon the wind shifted
and it seemed for time as though
the battle had ended, but again the
booming was heard and the move
ment Of troops could be observed not
far from the very gates to the capital.
A detachment of several thousand
from the Tchatalja lines was replaced
by fresh troops who had been held in
reserve near the city.
No news of the battle has been re.
ceived as yet from Sofa and no in.
formation as to the strength of the
forces engaged on either side.
Battle Ceased at NishtfaI'.
Nazim Pasha's headquarters are
near the Hademkeui railway station.
According to latest reports the battle
ceased with nightfall.
The resumption Of hostilities is not
regarded as indicating collapse of
peace negotiations, but rather as a
means to hasten Turkeys acceptance
of the allies terms by proving her
complete helplessness, or, as one cor
respondent phrased it, ito establish
an accomplished fact before making
further communications"
The Bulgarian government organ,
Mir, reverts to the subject Of peace
and plainly intimates that the allies
are prepared to consider the question
Of an alliance with Turkey, provided
the latter promptly accepts their
terms, which would give Turkey the
opportunity of welding her territories
into a modern state and making
friends OF her conquerors.
The Balkan states clearly have in
mind the formation of such an ALI.
ance as would be able to defy Euro
pean interference In the disposition
Of the spoils Of war
Every day brings fresh dispatches
recording the terrible spread Of chol'
ora. It now is stated that there are
1000 cases daily, with mortality OF
30 per cent, while the Turkish authori'
ties are impotent to take any meas
ures to prevent its further spread.
This being the case it still is doubted
whether the Bulgarians will risk the
danger of march on Constantinople.
1t is therefore believed that hostilities
have been resumed in order to hurry
the portes acceptance of whatever
terms the allies dictate.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
UNCLE JOE An EASY MARK
Victorious Opponent Did Not Spend a
Cent in Recent Campaign.

Washington, Nov. 15.-Congressman
Elect Frank T. O'Hair Of the Eight
eenth Illinois district did not spend a
cent in the recent campaign in which
he defeated Uncle Joe Cannon, former
speaker of the house.
Mr.. O'Hair filed an affidavit to this
effect with the clerk of the house of
representatives.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
KENTUCKY DUEL IS FATAL
Former Sheriff Killed and Opponent
Fatally Injured. ....

Clay City, Ky, Nov. 1S.-Former
Sheriff William Bowen was shot and
killed and Henry Skidmore shot and
fatally wounded in street duel at FSl-
son, Powell county. Skidmore IS said
to have fired the bullet that killed
Bowen. Rees Bowen, brother of the
former sheriff, was charged with
shooting Skidmore.
The cause Of the shooting II nj
known.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
NOTICE or LIS PENDENs
StA1e OF Min1eSOtd, ss
County of Brown. n,...,c4t.o,,rt
Ninth judicial District.
ple;rtfH
william A. Popp

p (
Ninth judicial District
william A. POpp ........' : - '''''''A i~'A'
Us. -,
Friederich Raquct, Andrew Stcinhaeosor s aLso
ali other persons unknown claiming any rIsnS,
title estate, interest or lien In the real esta
described in the complaint herein. .Deienosnss
Notice is hereby given. that au acnon mas
been commenced in this Court oy the ao2ve %
named Plaintiff against the above named ~.
1endants: That the object OF said acton IS 70
have the Plaintiff adjudged the owner ~ ZEE Zee
simple and entitled to tho possession OF tne
real property in the COMPLAIN ana neteln ,
after described, and to further adludge tnas
the Defendants, Friedrich Raquet ana An'ces E,s
Steinhaeuser and also all other persons un
known, have no right, title, estate. lnterest oI
lien in or to said real property or auy pat'
thereof. s -, ia ,ction ;s
situated in the County Of Brown IN me otate .!
Minnesota. and is described as follows 70 VII:
Lot Seven "a of Block One hundred thir!s r!!s,.
ei1ht 1881, South of Center Str, ct IN the Clty
of New Ulm, Brown County, Minnesota, accord,
ine 10 the plat Of said .ity on fle ana Or r.coro
in the Office of tho Register OF Deeds OF brown
County, Minnesota. ..
0a'o0 Snsas,N. DEMPSEY T. MUELLER,
Plaiutifs Attorneys
g. 40 New Dim, Minnesota.
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
S25.00O PACKAGE IS STOLEN
wells Fargo Office at Lake Charles,
La, Robbed.

Lake Charles La, Nov. 15.-The
Wells-Fargo Express company's office
here was robbed Of package Of cur.
rency that Is said to have contained
e26, 900. t fsft H."s'
New Ulm review., 1912-11-20
COLONEL WINS BY 66 VOTES

Complete California Returns Give
' Progressives State.
San Francisco, Nov. 15.-California
complete gave Roosevelt plurality
over Wilson of sixty-six in considera.
bly, more than half q million votes. y
These figures were Official from all
but three counties-S1n Francisco.
Los Angeles and Yuba. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Der 2lmslanSkanSel IN 2lmtss,
Slmsmaiebincn mnS Mans
Selbil>ers Silias.

&nibiugtpm. ,. &. - 3u
ocu Irtitclu bcs Nualouo &annela Der
Scr. Stantcn g~cicIlcn iid iii ucllcrer
3cit nlrBer Hutpnubilcn nlId md
SIugnnid,iucn ulb Silnlo iiir @unr
bclbilbcr. &Gbrcnb bcS in 80 5uHen
Su Gubc oebeuhcu SisfuIiubrcs mur
pcu ctlpn 30 Sllgmoitincu ciu- bcS.
all@1cfilbrt I'M &erthc bon ctlpa
S230.000. Ser @rpprt muh Support
bon Nutunpbilcn bctruN III gcunnn
TEN 3citrunm ctmu 10000, Die nit
S25 100000 berpcrtbct iinb. Sic
Gin bcS. Nlafuhr bon Silma mag
cine @Gngc bon 10 @tillioncu SUP hoz
ben. geniiSenb, ciutn @ilrtcl ur hic
hnlbc &cltfuacl 81 le9cn. Die orpBtc
InSabl Der genannten Irtitel fdlli
Dem Grpprt 6u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
ptilippincn int Krieesiallc
nict,t ucrtteitiat.

@oi6in0tom 3. G.-Sri.
gooc.0 cllcrul Clarence u. GomorbS
eribicn iiiuglt Dor 0enl SInani-ao.
mite Scs ScuoteS. Gr molte iid)
iiber Die SonoelSperb0lmiiie Der Ghi-
lippincn mlsluiiem lpurbe aber bonn
aomitc eriudt. sic Sade MIR bonn
Stnowlnftc Der militdriifen @ii-
iellhoit 81 beleiiften.
.&enn cine Der @robmGdlte lid
entld)lieBen Ipiirbe, lire Sano nadJ
Den Ebilippinen oilsSuitrecfen." Iagte
Der 3eugc. ,miiroe i'd ibr feline
Sdppierigfeitcn in ben @ca legen,
Iber baS @ciiBrcd)t ser Snicln mare
oonn cine non Den Sragen, meld(
nod) @eenoiamng beS ariegeS ent.
ihIieben weroen miibtcu."
o@ollcn Sic ioaelL, ooG mir oi(
Ehilippiucn I'M Solie zines Srieae;
nid,t pcrtbcioigcn iolltcu?" iroNt,
EQUATOR WcGunbcr, .
.9tcin," untportcte Ger General
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
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 addr ess
plainly and be sure to state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re
member that in thess patterns allow.
ance is made for seams. Address.
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque. Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
psnt italsstarfe Kriese.

Scrim, an Motbcn Wecrc. -
Scr GapitGn beS italieniihcn &rcua
ScrS YSiemonte" bon Dem @cihluu
Der, pcldes lett geginn hes tilrtiihs
itnlieniihen arie9cS nui Dem Npther
Wccr ircll5t. bat cine Slpduhc Del
&uienplGBe Spbcin mn Sulif an Del
Aiiitc hcS Nptbeu MccrcS. protlnz
miert. Bic Sipdube gilt audi fir oil
Solicitation aui Der Sniel aumnrau
pclhc pcrid>iebcnc ornbiidc ailitens
prte nit Tc9ppteu perbinbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
6rebartisss 0eiebenf iiir Sic
1lniperjitGt ~ GSwen.

Gin uneenannt fem no1cubcr
&obltbdter bat Der fatboliihcu Uni
periitdt IN Spipcn Gin @cltcnf bon
elmer balbeu Williou Sranteu 6ur
%eriiiguns geifellt.
Nnd Dem Sabrblld Der fatboliidcn
lIniperiitdt IN Sopcn puIrbe im pcrs
gangenenS tubieninbre 1911-t2 Die
l~lniperiitot bon $3.50 Stubicrcnbcil
beiudt. Sarunter maren 1882 Del
sier unb 29S Iusldnpcr. inter oen
I~usldubern pieberum 20 Seutihe
Z g~nslGuber, 80 Sran8oien. s Seitcrs
reid)er. 3 ShipeiSer, 5 Srlaubcr, II
Staliencr, % Suremburaer H.. /. 10
Illh Iiien. Hprbz uno Siibs Imerifa
Iosar Ifrifa mar inter Den Stubie.
reuben pertreten. Sic llniperlitdI
2Dipen ipeilt mebr bel9iihe Stupentcr
aui alS Die beiben itautliGcu llniper.
iitdten Gent mo Silttih 5uiammen
(@s beltebt nod cine ireic llnipcrlitd
III Srilnel, Ole mlS0ciprod,cn anti.
tatholiih mn einc Shopfung DC,
Sreimullrcrci it, Die 3ubl hcl
bcl9iItcn Stubcntcn an Den bcihcl
itnotlitcn llnipcriitGtcu mciit iii
bcibc 5nianmcu einen Sabrcss Surd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
uriaet,e Ser tstsn KartsHcls
prsiic.

Gbicagp. SQ.-aartoficln ipcrs
Zen 9cgcnpGrtig 81 St.75 Der @uibcl
I'M @roBen pcrfnuit. uno bica lit Der
bndltc. ie pcrScihnctc Yrcia. %ur
cincm Sabre toitctc Der Sllibel 80 Cts.
llmpcgInmc SiraBcn. niht ullarcis
hcubc transport Mtoglihfcitcu rno
oaS l%lnncrnlngcn. bic ao%rtuiicln I'M
lcstcu &crbitc ciu5uarabcu, ionic ras
irarfe Gcrlou9cn iiir Die SiterScit
lucrbcu ais bic llriatcn iiir Die bnbcll
Yrciic augc9cbcu. Die Sausfrancn
limb seseuuartia s%eSrunnsen, baS Bed
init 30 Gents 81 b%e5ablcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

Die wid)ti1iten Ellnfte, n,f lpelhe IN
einem pocifiid,en Sriege oos Sa,tpt-
allgcmmerf su rid,ten mare, limo
Eearl Sarbor nlrf Den Salpaii.Sn
iclu. San SranciSco unb Ilasfu."
,Sie meinen, oab cS nidt fling
mare, groBc Irmee.I btbeilungen 10
melt meg pie oie Gbilippinen- SSnieln
SIT fonSentrireL ionbern baB man lie
ailfgeben uno Damn i'm Srieoensper.
trage 5llriidperlangen lollte?" fragte
Senator sobn Sbarp @iaiums.
nSo, 10 miiBte cs tommen," errpi.
oerte General GOmarhS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Gmitieeiii fir pcrIsnens
perfetr.

Sos IngeIeS, Gol.--Sn Ell.
mem 0cbGuoe, onS mGbrenb Der LETT
ten Mpnate POM groBten 9ebeimniB
.lnlge6en mar, bat EroieIlor 9. =.
Sin, ELM moblbefannter S%nftidiIfer
rno @rbolter bon finn eriolgreiden
ScnfbalonS, lett Monntcn aearbeitet
sllo iest beinobe bnS nab leincr an-
iid)t groBte 2nitid,iif Der &clt filr
Yerioncnperfebr pollenoet.
9as rieiigc suftfabr5eug. beiien
5igorrenformiser @oSbebGltcr iertig-
aeiteat lit, miBt 2OS SUB in Scr
gauge u,o hat eineil llmfaug bon 80
Sub I'M 8iird)meiier. Is bGlt 800
600 &libifiub @ailerItoii-@ Gas unb
beIitt, menu gcfiillt cine Scbcfroit
non 100000 9fnnb. Gin Sbcil Der
YaIiogicrfabime ocS uutcren Soppcl-
beds, melhe 1876 Sub miBt, lit be.
reits iertig.
Sir SiibsGafiiorn
c it mint.
Nad) Den Nllgaben 0eS Crtlll0ere
ioa bieier Sentbullon, melhcr iilr
cine fonmersiellc 2uitlinie IN Siio-
Californian beltimmt lit, elm fliegen-
Der 8aloit iein. Ger StapeGonf ioa
i'm SUM- criolgen.
9os Shiii miro nit Snllihirmen
,tnb oe6eusrettungS . &orridtungen
pcrieben lein; cS miro 20 Fcrlonen
trogen mo iiinf slbtbeilnn9el bobel,
fcrrcr cine MISUNDERSTANDING.
cinen @oihincns nnb aroItmlnaen.
rolrm, Slide mo Spciicilmmer, Ct.
men Shloiromnl mlb ciu orabtloi(
Sclegrapbcuan!o9c, Nnf Dem 5ipel.
ten led 6cfinben lid, bic HGunnc DC;
| aopit1n3 mo hes Stciermonlla. Sei
Neutrality-suspicious. plc'VcDolter tul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Dos critic ~Sramenmrtteil.

9enper, Golo.--Sie erite Ont.
iheiouta eileS meiblihen Tihters
mlrroe Dem Sbergeridte bon Solo.
rooo I'M Serliungsrpege ~poracleet.
Srou 9. 3. Saguc. Gountp.& id,ter
bes eagle Gountp. pernrtbeiite Die
@htller Mercantile So. fiir Den Ser.
fouf bon Siforcn in einem .trofe.
nen" @cjirfe su elmer 0elbltrafe bon
5000 iommt Soften, pogegen ole
@cicaifait Die Mppellation ergriii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
S~ranfjmrt ont Main erkGit
cine neme unipsrjitGt.

Scrliu. - Sic Grrihtun9 elmer
ltniperiitdt IN Srantiurt a. Wf. lit
nlnmebr 9eiihert. Sic Srpfciiorcn
iiir Die ucuc Sohidulc pcrhcu purdl
Ole HcgicrnlN crnnnnt mcrbcn. Us
linp sun6dit iiini 6nfultGteu in NuSs
liht 9cupmmcu: cine juriitiihe. cine
mcbi6iniihe, cine pbiloiopbilhc. cine
Observation-Disclosures uno cine BOLTS
miribihaitli6e. Is bcitebt ole Nllss
iiht. poB Die llnipcriitGt am /. Slpril
1911 crpffnct lucrbcn tuun. Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

terial for the entire dress for a
medium size.
This illustration calls for
TWO separate patterns which
will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 10 cents FOR
EACH pattern.
S76S-A Smart-Looking Suit for the
Boy. A simply made and neat
suit is here shown; it is a good
design for general hard service.
The long blouse fits smoothly
over the shoulders, and is fin
ished with a fiat collar trim
ming and a standing collar that
may be omitted. The knicker-
bockers are of the type pro-
vided for suits of this charac-
ter. Galatea, chambrey, ging-
ham, percale, serge or flannel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

ld)nitt bon 2.145 oui. bic 3nbl Ser
I%llsIonber lit an picieu nod bctrGhts
lid,cr ais in Sppcn. S~cipnoers itus
hieren bort piele Tulcn iinb Hulicn.
Mtan bat icbt bcrednct, bab icbcr
belgiIdc Stubcnt III @ent pher 2iittit
Den Stuut idbrlih 1,300 Sraufcn
toitet. Sie fntboliid)c llniperiitdt in
SDlpen, Die cine iretc Sdopfung lit,
erbdlt feinen StnatSs Seitrog mo err
ipart barrm nit ibrcr sroBcn InSabl
bon Seiuhcrn Dem Stnute piclc
Soften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

The Dutch neck edge is pleasing
and cool for warn days. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: s, 10,
II and Ii years, 1t requires
3 l-2 yards of i4-inch material
for the Swear size.
921l-A Neat and Attractive Gown.
Dress for Misses and Small
Women. White corduroy en-
brOidered in self color is here
shown. Tiny gilt buttons serve
as decoration. The waist has a
dainty closing and the neat coli
lar and cuff form a most pleas.
ing finish. The skirt has the
popular panel back. The pat
tern is cut in ) sizes: IA, Is,
Is, IL and Is years. II requires
4 1-8 yards of 44-inch material
for the 15-year size.
92l7-A Chic and Attractive Design.
Ladies' Afternoon or Home
Gown. White cotton corduroy
was used for this model, which
is also suitable for wolfe, pana-
ma, chambrey, pique, linen and
other wash fabrics. The skirt
has front and back panels, with
plated extensions below knee
heighth. The collar and cuff
finish on the waist, and the re-
yers effect are very pleasing.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes:
"a, So, 80, 40, AZ and A inches
bust measure. 1t requires ) 3-4
yards of 40-inch material for
the 36-inch size.
l792-Napkin Holders. Set of Three.
Size 9x12 inches. Stamped on
pure linen, 40 cents per set;
perforated pattern, including
necessary stamping materials,
% cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

grpBcr ltuteridicb 5luiiden Der Srnutz
furtcr uuo uuhcrcu llniperiitdtcu licat
hnriu, baB c~ritcre nid)t pom Stnnt,
ipnbern bon Sripoten untcrbultcn Nor
Den loll. Surh cine IrSnbl bon
S%tiftnngeu in Sronfiurt lucroeu Die
gciumntcn Iittcl 5nr &crfiiguug
Q~eitcllt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

This design may be developed
in bingham. lawn. dimity or
linen. Cloth in light weights
will also be suitable. As a house
dress or a simple afternoon
gown the model will be very
appropriate. The pattern is cut
in s sizes: 32. "a. SO. 80, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure. II re-
quires Z IL yards of i4-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
9205-A Pleasing Frock for Mothers
Girl. Girls Dress with Chemi-
settle. Brown poplin with fancy
braid for trimming was used for
this design, which is suitable
for cashmere. henrietta, gaiatea,
bingham, chambrey, challie, and
all other wash fabrics. The
pattern is cut in ) sizes: 6, s,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
36-inch material Tor the medium

9221-9l7S-A Simple Effective Dress
for Afternoon or Home Wear.
White cotton corduroy was
used for this model with trim
ming of stitching and buttons.
The waist closes at the side un-
der the plat and may be fin
ished with high or low neck
and long or shorter sleeve. The
skirt has shaped pieces owe the
hips, that are heightened by
short plated sections. The
waist pattern 1921 is cut in 8
sizes: 80, "a, Sc. 3S, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. The skirt
in ) sizes: %, q, 26, % and 30
inches bust measure. The skirt
quires 7 yards of 27-inch ma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

bic WdIfinen unb araitonlageil, 10.
mie Der Sdlnfroum iino bcreitS Ter.
tig 9eiteat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

10, II and Ia years. II requires
4 yards of 4i-inch material for
the 12-year size.
I72S-Smoker's Pillow Top. This de-
sign is to be executed in outline
embroidery.
Tinted on art cloth. ..30c
Perforated pattern..........25c
Transfer pattern.
S93O-A Pleasing Model for Wash or
Wooden Fabrics. Girls Dress
with or without Yoke Facings
and with Full Length or
Shorter Sleeves. Dotted percale
in white and red was used to
develop this model. which is
also we'll adapted to linen, lawn,
dimity, gingham, chambrey,
cashmere or similar materials.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

151O--Shirt Waist Set. The design
here illustrated is one OF the
most popular this season. 1t can
be executed in eyelet and soiid
embroidery or if desired, bead
ing now so popular may be IN
tro6uced.
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards
pure imported whiteo
linen .cH.cu
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards
fine white or ecru linen 2.io
Stamped on > yards of 49,
inch fine white lawn or
nainsook ............. liz
Stamped on 2 IL yards
heavy white butcher
cloth l.Io
Perforated pattern........ 20
1741-l742-TwO Dainty Pillow Case
Designs. Size 36x44 inches. No.
l741 is suitable for Wallachian
embroidery; No. l742 is suit
able for eyelet and French en-
broidery. Either of these two
designs can be secured stamped
on linen, per pair. price, Sl.4O;
stamped on muslin, pair, price,
S5 cents; perforated pattern, in
Guiding necessary stamping ma
teriaIs, price, 20 cents for
either design; transfer pattern,
price, 10 cents for either de-
sign. These two Pillow Case
Designs can also be used for
Towel Ends.
'SSS7-An Easy to Make" Apron.
Ladies' Apron. This apron gives
ample protection to the dress,
and with its deep armhOles and
low neck edge is easy to make
and comfortable to yea Ii
may be developed in gingham,
percale. chambrey, lawn or sim
liar fabrics. The pattern is cut
in 3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. 1t requires 5 yards of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

may be used. The pattern is cut
in 3 sizes: 2, 4 and 6 years. 1t
requires 2 3-4 yards of 36-inch
material for the 4-year size.
9035-A Simple House Dress in
Semi-Princess Style. Deep tucks
over the shoulder i'm front and
back, give the necessary full
ness to this design. The waist
gathers in easily at the back
and is joined to four skirt
cores. that with the panel front
complete the body portions of
this desirable model. The
sleeves are finished at the elbow
with a neat cuff that is mounted
on a straight band cuff which
i'll itself forms a desirable sleeve
finish. The back of the skirt
portion has an inverted plat.
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