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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23
News Notes From the State Capitol

Bismarck, n. D., April 23.-There
normal school board at Minot April
80, and one of the important matters
to be discussed will be of the new
normal school at the magic city. 1t
will be remembered that the press dis
patches of recent date carried a news
item to the effect that the cement us
ed in the foundation had been discOv-
cred to have been defective. The mat
ter OF TO whom the blame for the con-
dition existing should be attached will
probably be taken up at this meeting.
Has Valuable Record.
Curator Fish of the State Historical
society has recently received from
Rev. c. l.. Hall of Elbowoods all of
the vest pocket note books of that
pioneer. Mr., Hall has kept a careful
record of all the events that have
transpired during his residence in the
state and that dates back for thirty
seven years, as he came here on May
3, 1876. The records will be copied
and become a part of the records Of
the historical society. MIR. Hall is
greatly interested in the work Of the
society and has contributed many val
liable records to the state.
Iw Churches Incorporate.
Secretary of State Hall has issued
articles Of incorporation to the Zion
Congregational church of Marvel,
of trustees Is as follows: Charles OIL
son, Alex Stewart and F. NJ. Middle
ton, all of Marvel.
Andreas Hoff, Adolf Krause and J.
p. Wentz. all of McClusky, are named
as the first board of trustees of the
newly incorporated German Evangeli-
cal Jehova church of McClusky. The
articles of incorporation have been fl
ed with the secretary of state.
5usinessIike Band.
Just to be up-to date and show that
they really mean business the mem
bers and hackers of the band at New
Rockford, Eddy county, have incor-
porated under the name of the Mid
way City band. There is no capital
stock and the corporation is not ex-
pected to operate for profit,
New Telephone Line.
The Farmers Mutual Telephone Co.,
Powers Lake, N. D., is the latest to
start in the talk business and they
$25, 900. The first board of directors
consists of John o. Grubb and julius
johnson of Battleview and M. N. Lee
dene, Lauitz Nelson and Martin Sell
lie Of Powers Lake. The lines as
planned are as follows: Powers Lake
to White Earth: Powers Lake to Bat
tleview; Powers Lake to Stanley;
powers Lake to Bowbells and sur
rounding territory.
AmerIand incorporates.
Henry Amerland. who has been en-
gagged in the real estate business in
Fargo for a number of years, has i'm
~corporated the business n the other
members of the company as shown
ia the papers filed with the secretary
1919 are Paul e. simmons and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23
AmerIand Inoorporates.

Henry Amerland, who has been en-
gagged in the real estate business in
Fargo for a number of years, has in-
norporated the business and the other
members of the company as shown
ia the papers filed with the secretary
1875 are Paul e. simmons and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23

positive the quotation was not to be
found in holy writ.
The lawyer heard him in respectful
silence, scratched his head thought
fully and said:
right, but / maintain that it's burned
good doctrine, and if it isn't in the
Bible it ought to bel"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23
ExpeotIno Aeslatanoe.

Judge: Tall Blond-Why do you
wear a tight skirt to skate? You will
never be able to get up IL you fall
down.
Short Brunette-Of course not, you
goose. not by myself.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23
Easy Marks,

New York Press: Some men haven't
got any more caution, when they hap
pen to get a little Nancy, than to show
1T to the family.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23
Moraan's Favorite Hymn.

Boston Post: One afternoon about
three years ago j. Plerpont Morgan
met his cousin and former business
partner, James J.. Goodwin, and eager
~ buttonhoied him.
I've lost page 40! I've lost page
49!" he said in his impetuous way.
Cant you get me another copy from
Mrs. Wilson in Hartford2"
Mr.. Goodwin was puzzled for a mo-
ment until his cousin explained it was
page 40 of the quartet book composed
by the late Henry Wilson, organist of
Christ church, Hartford, that he
meant; the page with his favorite
hymn, Behold the Ark Of God.
Every Sunday evening We sing
from Mr.. Wilson's quartet book" Mrs.
Morgan once told a friend. my hus-
band likes that music better than any
thing else. II has become a family
CUSTOM"
MIR. Goodwin rushed off to Hartford,
and with Mrs. Wilson's aid succeeded
In replacing the song book, which has
long been out of print, in time for Mr..
Morgan's next Sunday evening family
singing,
Here are the words of the hymn OF
which J. Pierpont Morgan was so
fOnd:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23

Members of the militia can get high
grade shoes for $3.50 a pair. This is
another argument for equal rights to
ONE
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23
Behold the Ark Of God.

Behold the Ark of God,
Behold the open door;
Hasten to gain that dear abode,
And rave, my soul. no more,
There, safe thou shalt abide,
There, sweet shall be thy rest,
And every longing satisfied.
With full salvation blest.
And when the waves of ire
Again the earth shall fill,
The Ark shall ride the sea of fire,
Then rest ON lions hill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-23
Big Reductions in Our Sale of Embroideries

If you are in need of embroideries your visit to our
department. will convince YOU of the great saving
made possible by this big sale that is now on.
75c 27 inch Jhouncings. this sale, IN
$1.5O q inch founcings. this sale, mn
$1.19 n inch houncings, this sale, 0O~
$I.S9 27 inch founcings. this sale,
per yard .....................~.... BuOO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
,pintsberft's ,i,itftreiter.

,Nrmcr lihter luirD Die Hcibs bcrs
icniHcn aftipem ScntrumS : Yarlos
m%cntoricr, mclde nod Suiammen init
Dem NroSen ,Siihrer SlIplpi9 &inbborit
ncipirft uno gcltritien bdber. Hhn III
nicpcr eincr ocriclbcn nabingc9augcrL
eer Sbg. Sr. Shacblcr. Der 10 rib
reno az ~rrSGblcu iult6te. luic CT ppr 22
Sabrcn Nbihich BON Dem tohten
@inbtborit ncnomlcn bat. Nlr eiu
tleincr Sbcil Der &irtiamteit Sr.
Sdaccjcr'S i'm NcihstuAe iGIt nod
nit Der gSinotborit'S Scitlid 5niams
men. Senn am 20. Scbrunr 1890
lpur 9r, Shacolcr ais Scrtrctcr BON
Gidltdtt III ben Hcihsta9 eeipGblt
iporocn. unh &iubtborit itarb am Ia.
Wars 1891. Nnr adt Der icsi9eu
GcntrumS> Ibacoroneteu aeborten nod
5ninnmen nit 8inotborit benz Heidss
tngc an, Ser greiie Gentrumspeteran
Sr. Scnecr lit Der cin5i9e IN Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Srnn8iefnucr babcn ons Nedlt. tu9lidl
6lpci title hl. Mciien mo ein Irnt iiber
Dem bl. @rnbe ju feieru. Die 8rieden
mo Irncnicr buben mn auf cine
Wcnc tdgli6 Mniprud.
Scbct heu Srt. 100 Tic i6n bingelcst
bubcn. iprud) Der Gngcl 5u ben bcie
ligcn Srnlieu am Iuieritebungss
morgcn. "a, iper mod}tc bieien Srt
nidjt idIaucn. iper modtc nidt an bic
fem Crtc icinc Siinben, feline @iinid,e.
feline N%nlicGcn uicberlie9en? Sriiber
mar bics buuptiddlih nur poblbnbens
Den Gbriitcn gcgpmt. Best fiibren
bodber5i9e WGnncr 9leih 8unbcrtc
0 Yilgern bortbin in Iolfslpuliabrs
ten unb guar innerbalb brci &oden.
@S lit 8lpar nidt nnbebinst notbfpens
Dig, bu0 bl. Wrab nit leiblid)cn IIgcu
I'll ifuucn, nbcr BON Sencn. Die picies
Wliid babcrL fann man iaseu: Vielc
26nisc babcn %perlanst, sn icben, mas
Sbr icbet, nrto babc1 cs nidu scicbea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
psariiasr!

IN cincn @cridt ans ser mcrifas
niidcn 8auptitart id,ilocrt ms Gin
,Wfitarhciter Der .Gbica9o Sribune"
Gin Sticrgcictt III Der Nrcuo. SaS penn
Wcnidsngeicdt in Den StraBcn mr.
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tnuicnb Wcnidcu botten iidD 81 pcms
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tlaiicn mo nllc @cihlcd.,r mo
St1npc mnrcn ucrtrctcn. obcr mcrts
ipii%rSigcruciie ldcint Der @crihtcr.
latter fcircn tinsigcn Nnlcr tnncr Oh
9cicbcn Su bnbeu. lu~cniNitcna prrrGth
CT cs ms nid)t. Gin S%ticrfnmpi nno
feline Nmcrifancr!? 6rcilih. bodltsnS
an Dem Nbldcu, bcr lid uui ibrcn
-@ciidiern mol!c. mn bcr iittlidcll
Sutriiituug. bic lih in ibrcn 3iiJcll
frnoga6. oic lie ubcr nidlt pcrrnthcn
hnrftcm Nreuctiid geflotiht ipcrbcn
tic nid)t babcla hnrulf iann man
@ift ncbmcu. sbcr Die .GbiccRo Sris
bunc. ~Shc @orIo'S @rcntcit Mems
paper, lpic lie iih lslbcr taatdaiih
nennt. bdlt eS rid)taoeiiopeuiger iiir
ihrc Silidt. Den Nmeritnrcrn in Gbis
caGp, Die nidt nit babel icin tpuns
ten Elm mcbripaltl8es Silh bon bent
Shnuipiel 81 cntpericn oils Sonns
tagSlettiire ~uotabene. bamit iie redt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Sd,wciscrifei,e~ Kraitmenidsei,
II, Slmerifa.

&ic Der nmerifnuiidc .@riitIinner"
mclbct. crrcgt III bcu Der. Staotcn Der
Scrucr Npttirico &iitbrid) aus Den,
Gmuncntbn! hurd ieinc araitii6rnaer
aroBrs Iuiicbcn. Seine neucitc Strait
lciltuns bat CT fiir5lih ub9clegt ourdI
oas Sraacu eines 725 Yiunb iflpcrcu
Yianos. inmmt cinem 1873 Siunh pics
genben Yianiltcn; nod mebr: nab
rerb- Der Siauiit ciucn Iurih ipiclte.
mnridiertc 8iitbrif. Siano nnb Eius
nit trageno. I'M Sntte Der Mtmiif mcbs
rcre @alc int 3immer berum. Gin
anpermal trll9 CT cine aus u Wtits
sliebern bcltcbcnbe Sbauipieler &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
8ereeete GtnpSrmms.

ais Ncip Hortcr @cidmorcne Den
Observation-Disclosures Seon @crarb.
Der i'm p%cr9angenen Npril i'm 3ritanoe
Der Sruntcubcit 6rnu Murp 9th
ridge, cine @aie Ses SiitrittSanipaltcs
&hinnun iiberiabrcu uno setpptet
hattie. fiir nidlts lhulbig erfldrten.
ebcn neil CT be5cdt 9ciueicu mar, iaste
Gidlter Softer boiler @mporun9: Sic
biirfen nad) Sauic gcbcn. cine unoere
&raftbroidfe nebmen. musiabren umo
irgeno einen Nnberen tonten. Sic @es
itporcncu babcn Sbncn bic grlaubs
nib bn5u segeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Hcidstn9ss Srnttion. Ser sic gauge
3eIt o 1871 bis 1891 nit oent
9roBen Siibrer 6uiammenfpirfte. Sicbz
aehn Sabre lang. namlid, bon 1874
an. lpar Der Ibs. 5orn (gteincl Srafz
tiunSs College @inptborit's. Ser Ibs
seorbnetc Sirfenmeper seborte bon
1881 bis 1884 Dem Hei6staae ai.
uiib Damn iuieber lett 1907. Sic
9cntrlms @bseoroneten Or. Spubn
unb Or. 5iee seborcn ieit 1884. Die
Ibgeoroneteiff 8rober rnb &loic lett
1887 obne llnterbrchun9 Dem 3eid,ss
tagc IN. @nblih mar nod Der Slbg.
SperlidL ipcld]er 1890 gum critcn
@ale scipdblt ipurbc, Srattipnsgenoiie
@inotborit'S I'M Hcidsta9e.-r8Dln
@plfs3ta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

be finished with raised waist
line. or normal with a belt.
The lines of the model are
graceful and the pl:its give
sufficient width for comfort in
walking. The pattern is cut in
) sizes: Ia, Is. Is. IL and IS
years. 1t requires 3 yards of
44-inch material for an 49,
year size.
Practical Convenient Gar
ment. Ladies' Princess Slip.
This design is fitted by bust
darts, underarm and shoulder
seams and side back darts. 1t
may be developed with a cir
cular or a straight gathered
fiouace, and without sleeves or
with short or long sleeves. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80,
"a, So, 80, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. 1t requires )
So yards of 36.inch material
with 2 1-8 yards extra for q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

fabrics. The pattern is cut in
s sizes: 32. 81, SO. 3S, 40 and
~ inches bust measure. Ii
requires 6 yards of 40-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
determination Set. This bcauti-
full table set i'm rose design
consists of 1 Tray. l Large
Square and 4 Doilies, all
stamped on S64 square inches of
Good Quality Union Linen .55c
Stamped ON Pure Linen. .90c
1584-COrset Cover. A very dainty
and simple design to be exe-
cuted in eyelet embroidery,
with lace insertion.
Stamped on NninsoOk. go. Csc
Perforated Pattern. Csc
Transfer Pattern. -. ......1 loo
9369-A Simple Popular Model.
Boys Russian Suit with knick-
erbockers. Serge, velvet, linen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Da$ eterrsicte 6rab mnIercs
Serrn.

6orticblng bon Ser B. Settle
Is blieb bemnnh nur nod Die cigcnts
lide @r~nbc5tGmmcr nit Dem Sarfos
pbn9. Sieic &anmlcr beitanb pailS
ans ScllcL rpic audj Der Sartppbcg;
and, Die Ncde mar Selien. Gem 10
iintiertcn @rnbfclicn licb pic hi. Scs
lcile cite fubiidc Weitalt sebcu, per>
5icrte Johann Die Nubcnieitc bis sur
&0br oeS @elimies nit Tfcilcrn, lno
iiber penn @ciimic erbob lidl cine bier
iciti9e, in enc Spite auslauienbc
Ybrnmibe, abnlidl ipie Dns @rabmal
bcs 3adar,aS am Sube bcs Selbcrecs.
Snt III. @rubc ndbm lie. ipic bcincrft.
tGine TerdnberuH0 Dor. nlr Den untca
rem Sbcil bc5 Snrfopbass. in Dem Der
Ser pom Gbarfrcitng bis Slm Sitcrs
llloracn rubtc, bcbedlc lie. nit ciucr
WnrmorpIutte.
Stc arcii6fuhrer crbalteu nicncr
al Sicilc Der ipcn9ca1cibelit1 @prtanlz
MGR cine Norhulic. hic ipacnanutc
Gnnelsfapellc, Scr a%cgcnlpdrtigc GU
ltonb lit f%placnber: Sic bl. @rnbcSs
fnpelle ,tebt BON Der @rnbcefirtc nam
i%ipficrt, inter Der bobcn auppcl. aui
cincr 40 Scntimctcr iibcr ncm NuSz
bcbcn Scr Stride c~rbpbcncn llntcrloHc.
Sic miSt $50 Meter III Der SGnoc.
5,55 Wetcr in hcr Greitc mlth so
Weter in Der 1pbc. eicihmiidt lit liz
bis 5ur Spbc bon ciiun Il @ctcrn nit
circm Sbiirmden. b0S Die ruiiiidc ~
aniiertrpne pcritrllcn iou. Sic
G'uaeISfnpcIle III $40 Mcter brett mo
800 @etcr tief. Die ciacntlid,c Sra
besfammcr lit go Ictcr lang NIB
1893 @cter brett. SnS I'll. Grab
lelber erbcbt iicb G5 Gcntimcter iiber
benz Soocn unb lit t.S9 Ietcr lang
ilnb 98 Gcntimetcr brett. In Der
Olts. Norbs nnb 8citleite bGn9t eS
nit ccm Sclien Sulnmmen. obcn nnb
born lit es nit Warmpr bebcdt. Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
MAILI1j 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. Remem.
her that in these 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, 1913-03-18
Ebisascer alrit OILS Gnbcr'
fnIeiesS srmm,E ntteder.

Ter Gbicagoer Tr5t Or. Better =
Gufet bat cin Scrum crfunoen mel,
dies Ole Sliberfliloie beilen ioll. lin
leire gcbcuot,na 81 herpciIen, g.
ocnft man EN- Soboratorinm in Ser
binOluta nit Dem Senictt NcoicaI
college. Der meSi5iuiid,cu Ibtbci
lung Der SoDo!a.l luiucriiiat 5l er
ridtcn.
SaS llntcrlebnlcll miro BON ollgc
iebencn @eiltlid,en. Nersten N, !. 10
.no ~finanSlca Don gSiQinm Sorimlel
lmtcritiitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

bintcr Dem Sargc ciues idlidlten srs
beiterS, bes ~cbcnlaligeu S%epctpGrtcro
Reilterboilcr, babcr. iucld,er Gin Icus
idlenolter biuburt, in beu fotbolilhcn
Grbeiter : Sr9nuiiationen Der puupts
ltubt an Der Sinr t6dtie gcmcicn mar.
Sn bcibcn Sdllen ebrtc Der Iiindic
ner gr6biitof oas anoenfen BON Mdns
nern, Die iih nm sic fatboliid)e Sndc
pcroicnt qerddt ha6cH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

iellidldft oui cirrr Elattiprm iolunac.
bis Die onn3c @ruppc pbntograpbiert
mar. Gin oubcrcr 8crtuIes idipci
Seriider Scrtuait III Der in 8euhina
lcbcnre @imi &auS. Gr lit imltauce.
Scbn 3entucr Su bcbcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

SaS Ncpraicntantcn6uus bon SO.
lorabp nnbm cine Gill an. bic Is alien
GerSten snr Yflihr mndi, SGle por
Subcrfulnie ihrcn lpfnlcn @clunos
belts 8ebprben 6ur NuSeigc IN brins
Gen. Ser Senat hattie Die %prlagC
bereitS g%utgebeiBeu. Sic gcbt nuu
CUR unterihriit on ocll Wouperncur,
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Sinisc Tadttsgsabclbriefe
nact Gmba.

/. &. @illuper, Der @cihGitsleitcr
Der @citern llniou telegraph Com
PAM fir Die Ser. Staaten, tiinbigtc
bic @;uiiibrung crrndBister @ebiibrcn
filr Hadts SabcIbricfc inn @ertebr nit
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straight founce, or 2 3-S yards
extra for the circular fiounce
for a 36-inch size.

Unique and Comfortable
House Apron. The "body and
sleeve in one" idea has been
carried out in garments of
every sort, hence the busy
sewer and home dressmaker
will welcome this mode in an
apron that is not only simple
but practical in that ii covers
most all of the dress worn
underneath, and is easy to
make because of few seams.
The design is suitable for per-
Gale, alpaca, lawn, gingham,
~seersucker or c%hambrey. The
free edges could be scalloped
and embroidered. Blue and
white checked gingham, with
landings of white would be
neat and would launder well.
The pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
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Gin anntenietlidser Omisier.

Iuf Inprbuun9 bcS Generals
Spantcp, bcS Wenerol : @ouperueiirS
BON &aroffo, iit @cncral Srolld,ct
h'Gipcrep nit 30 tGaiecm slrrcit be-
trait ruorncn. lpcil CT pcrlpunoete
iransciiidle Solbntcn nni Dent Maridl
nod> SanilcuS ibrem SdJidiol prciS
noh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Our Pattern
Department.
{ rider Patterns by n lumber

$500 9491-An Attractive Gown for
Dress or Semi-Dress Occasions.
Composed of Ladies' Waist Pat
tern $500 and Ladies' Skirt pat
tern 9491. Gray charmeuse
with trimming of shadow lace
and white taffeta silk was used
for this model. The waist is
cut with a bib shaped panel
that outlines a deep yoke
formed by the tucker. Friils OF
lace form a pretty finish for
the shorter sleeve. The revers
and deep collar are effective
style features of this design.
The skirt is draped slightly be-
low knee height and the back
is made with a double panel.
The Waist Pattern is cut in )
sizes: "a. SO, 80, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. The skirt
in 5 sizes: %, "a, rs, % and 80
inches waist measure. II re-
quires ) 1-2 yards of 40-inch
material with l 3-4 yard of 81
inch material for the waist
tucker, for a 36-inch size.
This illustration calls for
TWO separate patterns, which
VIII be mailed 10 any address
ON receipt of ID cents FOR
EACH pattern in silver or
stamps.
9493-A Unique and Stylish De-
sign. Skirt for Misses and
Small Women with Plated In
serts. (In Raised or Normal
Waistline.) Blue serge was en-
plOyed to make this model. The
front and back cores meet
plated inserts over the hips.
ButtOned tabs trim the sides
below knee height. This de-
sign will lend itself most ef-
f~ectivelv to silk, cloth, linen
and other wash fabrics. In a
combination of materials it
would also be pleasing. 1t may
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Gin issia'sSsnaenaer ,tlann.

Ser &iin1cncr Gr5biidoi 81, bon
0ettinacr bat an hcm &cidenbegdngs
nilc bes Sbcfs HeoaftciuS Srciberrn
o Der Sann tbeiigenommen. 3lpci
8oAcn BORDER i9ritt Der Gr5biibpf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

icbcn t6nien. iuic br;h ioir Amcrifus
ncr. nic mir lptifenS Snd Sobnion'
i6c EunittGmpfc 6nr Grbolun9 be-
ind)en. iiber hcm Shlnierlopp iteben
Der Die gbrc bat. unicr Tadbar Su
lcin.
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Small, medium and large. 1t
requires 3 ID yards of 36-inch
material for the medium size.

material for the medium size.
9472-A Charming Design. Draped
Waist for Misses and Small
Women. Pale blue charmeusc
was used for this design, with
embroidery for a finish. The
drapery may be omitted. The
model is suitable for wolfe.
messaline, satin, taffeta, cash
mere, lansdowne or poplin.
The pattern is cut in , sizes:
Ia, IL, Is. II and Is years. II
requires 3 yards of 27-inch ma
terial for a l4-year size.
9514-A Practical and Serviceable
Dress for School or General
Wear. Girls Dress with Long
or Shorter Sleeve. This model
consists of a simple waist.
trimmed over the front with
stitched bands or straps. A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Our complete 1913 Spring
! and Summer fashion catalogue
I will be sent to any address
I upon receipt of 10 cents. This
! catalogue contains over 400
/ of the latest designs for gar
I ments for ladies, misses and
children. Also newest embrOi- 1
! derry designs. No home dress 1
maker should be without il.
USE COUPON BELOW.
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fiat collar finishes the neck
edge. The sleeves may be made
in full length with a band
cuff. or shorter, with a neat
turnover cuff. The gored skirt
has tuck stitched plaits. The
closing is at the centre back.
The model is suitable for gala
tea. chambrey, linen, linene,
cordelene, or cloth. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: s. 10.
IL and II years. 1t requires
3-4 yards OF 40-inch material
for an Swear size.
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92OO-A Charming Gown for After
noon Wear. Ladies Costume
with Chemisette and with Six
Gore Skirt. This model was
effectively developed in blue
and white striped taffeta with
black satin for trimming and
filet lace for the yoke. The de-
sign is equally effective for
cashmere, serge, or for wash
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wir liefern GndJ Die sllufter
III biuigen preilea.

flannel, or corduroy are popu.
lar materials for these gar
ments. The blouse is cut on
simple lines, and the trousers
are most comfortable. The pat.
tern is cut in I sizes: 3. 4, 5
and b years. Ii requires 8 IA
yards Of 4i-inch material for
the 6-year size.
1873 = Centerpicce. This design
makes a very handsome cen.
terpiece. The design itself,
which is to be done in solid
embroidery, is, thrown into re-
lief by the background, which
is executed entirely in Punch
Work.
Stamped on Pure Imported
White Linen:
1S incn size. .35c
% inch size. .......... soc
n inch size. Csc
IS inch size. soc
Stamped on Pure Imported
Oyster White or Ecru Linen:
Is inch size. .35c
% inch size. .45c
q inch size. 6Oc
36 inch size. Use
Perforated Pattern, including
necessary stamping materials:
IL inch size. 15c
Fl inch size. Csc
Is inch size. .40e
35 inch size. soc
Punch Work Needle. Sc
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Borticblmg bon Ser 3. Sciic.)
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
CONTRACTOR OFFERS
AID HOMELESS
Edward Darcy, Carpenter, to Receive
Regular Employment to
Keen Family.

big-hearted contractor has come to
the aid of Mrs Edward Darcy and two
little children, who lived for several days
and nights in some Virginia woods across
the Potomac River, by offering her hus-
band a steady job.
The Gospel Mission gave shelter to the
mother and little ones Sunday night. and
succeeded in getting the police to insti-
gate a search for her husband. who left
her Saturday morning. He was found
early yesterday morning at the home of
his father. 3031 Q Street Northwest.
Mrs. Darcy. while Manager Kline, of
the Gospel Mission, was away from the
building yesterday, took her little chill
dren and slipped away. She was found
later at her mothers home in Rosedale
Avenue Northeast. According to Mr..
Kline. the mother of Mrs Darcy ex-
pressed the opinion that through suffer-
ing and want her daughter had become
almost irresponsible. She told the Gospel
leader that had she known Of
her daughters plight her home would
have been opened to her.
A well-known contractor agreed with
Mr.. Kline that he would give Darcy
long enough to enable him
to again establish a home for his wife
and little children.