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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-14
Enral Nrus

T. II. Spell went to Navasota on
business yesterday.
Rev. w. ]. Mead was in today from
Ms home near Tabor.
c. ". Risinger of Holligan Chapel
was IN the city today.
Mrs. J. II. Simpson went to Navasota
n visit relatives yesterday.
r. l.. Spiller was in the city this
morning from Unoh' Hill.
Tom Gloss of Edge. was looking
hitter business matters today.
Louis A. Maury. an old A. and NJ
yy. is in the city on a short visit.
Emmett Cole and Matt Riordan went
' to Navasota yesterday afternoon to
finish some electrical work,
Mrs. Lillian Mae Tidrow arrived
Yesterday from Kansas City,. Mo-, to
take up her class in art at the B. B. A
Joe Nayasod was In the city today
from Edge. and paid the Eagle ouch
appreciated call.
Mrs. r. s. Vandiyer has returned to
| her home In Houston after a short
|visit'to her son Rufus, who Is in school
~ the Allen Academy.
Mrs. Jane Reynolds and daughter
Miss Lois, returned to their home In
Franklin today after pleasant visit
| to Mrs Mamie Rohde.
J. Saper OF Houston returned to his
Nome last night after short visit tc
|Vs son, c. A. Saper, who is in school
| at the A. and NJ. College.
j. l.. Barton. proprietor of the Dia
mond Barber Shop of Giddings, re
turned to his home yesterday after
short stay in the city.
Copies OF that popular song by the
Shenandoah" by Renich Smith of Dai
Has. on sale at Haswell's. Mr. Smiti
is a Senior at Allen Academy this
Fear.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-14
HORSE, JACK AND MULE
BREEDERS TO MEET

The regular annual business meeting
OF the Texas Horse, Jack and Mule
Breeders Association will be held In
the live stock judging building OF the
Dallas State Fair, Thursday. October
Both, at 1870 p. m, according to an
nouncement by Prof. John c. Burns
president, and who also is professor
of animal industry at the A. and NJ
College.
Prof. Burns says that matters Of
vital Importance to the membership
will be discussed and acted on at this
business meeting, and one feature VII
DE the enrolment Of new members.
The regular session OF the associa
ton was held at the A. and NJ. Col
lege last July when papers touching
questions vital to the affairs OF thu
members were read.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-14
WEATHER FORECAST
Bryan. Texas, Oct. IA, 1913,

Bryan and vicinity: Tonight cloudy:
Wednesday unsettled and probably
cooler.
East Texas: Tonight and Wednes-
day increasing cloudiness; colder in
northwest portion.
West Texas: Tonight fair; colder.
Wednesday fair and colder.
Oklahoma: Tonight fair. colder in
west portion; Wednesday generally
cloudy and colder.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-14
KEMPIE

The northbound H. & 7. c. freight
of yesterday brought in full box OF
Kempies. The ladies have been wait
ing for them, as they are dandy. little
novelties for any lady that is handy
with an embroidery needle. At
COULTER'S.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-14
II. & T. c. TRAINS DELAYED

Owing to che derailment of a freight
engine at Satsuma, near Houston,
blocking the track, the northbound ii.
& T. c. trains were thrown several
hours late today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-14

About October Goth, will have a
car of Oklahoma coal on track. Phone
me your order. Geo. Stephan, Phone
2O7.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-14
THE CITY SCHOOLS

In the white schools, the enrolment
to date is as follows:
westsde School First grade, "a;
Second grade. So; Third grade, 2S;
Fourth grade. 81; Fifth grade, 25;
Sixth grade. 6; total, 15S.
Eastside Sehool-First grade, Sc;
Second grade. 4s; Third grade, SO;
Fourth grade, As; Fifth grade. 81:
Sixth grade. A: Seventh grade, So;
total, 1854.
Total in grades. both schools, 522.
High School. eighth, ninth, tenth and
eleventh grade, 1872.
Total High School and grades. ga.
There are rooms in the Bryan
schools where the teaching is so good
that the teacher does not have to call
for order very often.
There are now thirteen in the grad
uating class and nine of them are
boys.
The trustees are planning for new
desks for the schools as soon as the
matter can be arranged.
Open air schools are cheap, popular
and sanitary. Why cant Bryan solve
the problem of an Eastside school
building that way? We would then
be up-to-date and the expense would
| not be so great Many progressive
| places are doing that very thing.
Almost as soon as Mr.. Reese got
here. the State officials passed on his
| qualifications and State aid of $4,000
| for manual training came at once.
Mr.. Bates is back in school again
having recovered from his recent i'll
ness.
| The lack of water at the schools yes
terday was a serious inconvenience
but we know that it will be remedied
just as rapidly as possible.
| House Bill No. 5. which passed on
third reading on the forenoon of Feb
ruary 10, 1911. put many Texas teaclr
ers who had formerly had their certifi
Gates renewed. to standing examina
ton.
Fire escapes for the auditorium are
calling for attention. That is.a belated
proposition as the auditorium has
been without them for perhaps thirty
years or more. Nevertheless, lets
have them.
w. C. LAWSON. Supt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
Gin Dertrster Scr Delfss
intsreWen.

Scm GpusrcBz Nbacorbnetcr Snpio
!. 2epis pom ie9itcu Mnrpldnocr
Gpn9rcBe Silrriti, %orliber oes &nnss
SomitcS Fir Nrbeiters Nngelc9cnbeitcu
ipiro. mic 6, Natri6teu aus Der
@unbcsbauptitnbt 6ufolgc. Den Nns
idcin hat, Onnu miro ibm cine luobIs
perSicutc gbrc unb lpoblpcrbientc Nna
%erfcnuun9 ieiner S~Gbiaiciten 81 Sbeil.
Sr, Sapio !. SciuiS lit elm Wnnu aus
bem &oltc. @r bat i'll leiuer Sugeno
idlpnr6e Sinmnnten III Den bun.lcn
@dn9cn Der Iaeabcnies %geiprbcrt. CIR
lpirfte ais Staatss Senotpr iiir haS
Sntereiie Der @rubcnarbeiter I'M pclts
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Sir bieie 3cituns bearbeitet.)
SHnf,ie Jakre JmeenSpHeee,
Bon 8. o..

Sas betannte Catholic Srotcctorr
in Der Nefp gorfer @oritabt 9rOnr bnr
am 80. Mai in fpiirbi9er Weiie Dns
fiini5isidbrise Subildum icines Be-
Itebens %began9en.
gs lit bieie Initalt bas gr1Bte Sns
ftitut Seiner Irt IN Der Welt. Ss
biirfte Die 2eler intereiiieren mebr
bieriiber 5u b6ren. Im IA. Ipril
1858 beipilliete Die 2csislatlr in
Ilbanp einen Charter, Der BON Den
GbriItliden 9riibern ms Seben &C.
rufenen @eieliidaft gum ShuBe Der
mitteloIen romiids tatboliiden &inber
in Der Stabt Nep Yorf. Sic @es
ielifait fpurpe %ermdftist, Die ibr ans
pertrauten ainber pdiienb 5n beihdftis
gen, linen nilblihe 8emtnine bei5ns
bringen uno lie sbentlieQ nuh eieener
9isfretion auBer6alb bcs Snitituta
pmter5ubrin9en.
Im 8. Suni 1865 talfte Die @eieas
ihaft fiir $4,000 Observation-Disclosures
5ebn Ider Sarmlanb nit Sheunell
nlo @ebdnben in @cltdelter, ilno mai,
pSNuHht WI Suu StHNS BlubCH S0ttyCl~
gebGiioeS fir Die llnterbringuna Dor
600 big 500 8nnben. Sdpn in,
nGdbifen Sabre bautc man Gin eleid
sroBes 8cbdube iiir Idbfcn. SIN
Sabre 1897 ipurSe eine 9robe 3apelr
nno Gin Geriammlun9s Sdal iiir eas
&nabensS Department eebant mil
Gispl1seu fir $500 &nnben. Is
murSe aud Gin sroBes Sabrifsebduhc
crridtet. IN lpsldem Den ainbern Die
peridieSenen 9crufe aelehrt werSeu,
Seit ben eriien Sasen ieines 8eitebenS
bat bnS Catholic YrotectorD iiber 50,s
900 1inber in ieine S6but senoms
men. Sic lanitdren Iabnabmen iinS
por5iiglid uub 6eitdnbig b%efhnben lid
ole ainocr inter Dem %padiamen Iusc
Der @riiber. Sdpeitern mn cines
NorpS BON Ier5ten.
Sie 9inber lueroen nnterridtet I'M
@ndbruden. StereotDpieren, Sdriite
iceen. Shneibern. in Der Shubmahcs
rel. i'm Bidder, Shrcincrs, SdmicSes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

i'm cinen crbdrmlidcn Sei9ling.
@eroe 5pg icinen Se9en rnp pcrieete
@raf abueu mebrere Sic6e iiber Den
aopf. iooaB picicr blutiibcritr0mt 5us
Inmmenbradl.
Bic Iufregulg ipottete iest ieocr
Seihreibum9. Hufe:, .Wiorber" uno
.Sfurfe~ nurbcu laut. unb an 8ube
mar i%lberhalipt nift mebr 6u benfen.
bis cs iih bcrausitcllfc, baB BON
Seperpnrp IL du6erlife Serlcerngen
e~rlitten tutte. Sdnn crit gelang cs
Dem Siibrer Der Sppoiition. Suiius
Suetb. ieine aameraben 5u berlibigen.
Die pprber iuSpenbiertc SiBung puroe
picoer aufgenommcn, unb bon Sntaes
fiiuhigte Die Heiisnation ieines anbiz
ncttS nn, Ole bon Der Sppoiition nit
rieiigem Scifaa nufgcnommen lpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
Gin 9erietteter raSitaler
Sreitmamrer.

Ser rahifale freimaurerii6e Sepuz
tierte Nabicr bon Orleans, Der Die
traSitiouelle Seier Der Slnsfrau bon
SrleanS burd un~srtrdglibe 8eltims
munger fir Den Glerils unmoslib al
MAIDEN lpuBte. miro in einem nit
oielen 0ofnmentcn belesten Irtitel Del
YSibrc Yarolc" ais @itldulpiser bea
SantihlpinplerS Hpd)ette unb zines
nod ihlimmereu getriiaers &ameno
@arbonneau an BEN Stranger seitelt,
juit an Den, Gage. an Dem Habicr Die
Haddifuns Der trabitioneleu 9ercs
monte obne @eiitlidfeit in Orleans
berluhte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

lid,en Iarplanb. Gr lieb icincnt
Seimatbsitaate ieinc acuntniile uno
@rfnbrungen uuo legte Der @eiebe
sebiln9 bon 1912 Die anertonnt bette
Irbeitsebers SaftpflihtsSia por. Die
bas Bette bes beutid]eu unb bes eng
iiiden Spitems in iid pereinte. @r
ipibmete Dem Stnate jeBt ieine Strait
lpieber fir Den 9leid1en 3iped. Gr bat
iiir bas Yolf Der Ser. Staaten bus
Soitpofets8 eieb gcidaffen. 9apib 5.
Qeipis lit elm Mann Der Chat. ihreibt
Der Baltimore Sentidc Gore
ippuOcut".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
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. Remem.
Der 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, 1913-06-10

Gbrpurb q. @ilion's. unb Den srriidz
getcbrten Mitaliebern Der grpeoition
Die BON Der @eieaidoit 9eitifteten Dee
oaiQcn ilberreid)t lpIroen.
Die Serlpanbtcn Der llntsefomme<
men, &npitdn Hobert S. Scott. Or.
Gbmaro Y. 8ilion, Seutnant s.. 81.
8otpers, aopitdn g. e. IS. Sates pno
l%lnteroffi5ier Cigar @uans, batten chs
thinning Den &unif misgeiproden.
bnB fein Seriuh gcmadt iucrben Iolte.
Die Seifen 5ririid5ubrin9cn.
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amtc in, ciiissn 6rab.

NllS Spnopn pcrloutct: @s ipiro
tein %erilid) gemaht perben. Die 9cis
diem bes &apitdus 8ubert j. Scott uno
Der anoeren Seloen, Die nit ibm aui
Der &iidtebr 0 elmer Expedition mad
Dem Siibpol ibr Scben perloren. 81
c~rlnneen.
Cine pnbin9ebenbc Grtl6rung gdb
i'll Der iiln9iten Sabrcsperlammluna
Der .Hopul Geographical Soeietp"
Sorb 9ilr6on ab. ais Der &ittipc &as
pitdn Scott's. ipipic b%erjenisen Sr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

unteritiiet tperSen. Ser critic 8ettor
Scs Srotectorp ipar Srrber Selioip.
ieinc Naffolger iparen Die 8riiber
Stepben Susb, Ibrian unb Ganbious.
Sm Sabre 1895 iibernabm 8ruber
2eontine DaS idtperc Imt. itnb ieinem
gifer unb ieiner 9insebuns eelnns es.
bis 81 i%einent am 2. Gpril 1904 err
iolsten glbleben bas Snititmt an bent
sr6Rten ieiter glrt in Der @elt an
MAIDEN. Sbm fpl9te 8rIber Senrp,
Der ihon brei Sabre Dor Dem Nbleben
icines G%oredneers beileu tiidtiser
Iiiiitent mar, unb inter oeiien eners
glider, umii6tiser unb haratterpolleu
seitnns bas Snititut iif ipeiter
mdhtig entnidelte.
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1t requires 8 yards of 36-inch
material for a 3S-inch size.

9577-Dress for Misses and Small
Women. A Chic and Becoming
Model. Figured wolfe in blue
and white was used for this de-
sign, with ecru lace and inser-
ton, piped with green satin, for
trimming. The design is made
with a yoke having shoulder ex-
tensions that join the sleeve.
The skirt is a two-piece model.
II may be slashed at the sides.
The model is simple to make,
and will develop nicely in repp,
linen, linene, corduroy, eponge,
ratine, serge, cashmere, satin,
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elm Kultmrfampi imt 2sleinen.

Sm Conn Council bon aearnp. ".
g., bat Samcs s. Wcsltecr. bas cins
5ige fatboliide Mitglieb, rciigniert,
neil feline Soleaen ge9en Die Nnz
Ire0uns bon tatboliiden Sebrerinnen
ieien. IlS Dor ciuigcn Wonoten 2ebz
rerinneu iiir Die @olfsldule anees
lfelt imnrben crfldrten einise Der
ncucn @it9licber oeS Comm Councils.
bnB tic proteitantiihe Shipeitern Dor
5oaen. Die .eolumbuss Bitter" uno
ole .Solp Hame" : @eleqidaiteu bns
ben bier9esea Yroteit crboben unb
@npor Srod eriudt. Die fatholifens
fciuplihen Council : @itelieber abSus
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Spamien bethcilist iiss an SEN
emrspGiSdsen aiiftmneem.

Nuh Sponicn ~riiitet. Sn Dem
Budget. bns Der Gprtcs m~nterbrcitet
ipiroc. beiinhen ii6 Epiten fir bic
Grbnuung zines 5~lpeitcn @cldImaoers
mo fir alerbnun 4rmcc @crbcllcs
ulngen. Nber Die S~iuan6laae lit
aiiuitig. mic Sinanss Miniitcr Suore5
Snclan crtldrte. Bic &pranihldge
fir Die Giunabmcu be5ifiern iid nuf
S240. 100000. Sieienigen fir bic
Allssabcn auf $231,000,00
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

% and 80 inches waist measure.
1t requires 4 IA yards of 81
inch material for a 24-inch size.
2O96-Illustrated Embroidery De-
sign. Stamped on 3 yards of
nainsook or lawn, S1.10; perfOr-
ated pattern, including all nec-
essary stamping materials, Is
cents. Paper pattern of this il
lustration, No. 1899. Cut in 3
sizes: Small, medium and large.
Price, 10 cents.
:
9367-Ladies' House or Home Dress.
Dainty and s~erviceable is this
model. The revers and band
trimming, together with the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

and broad collar. The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: g., g., 10 and IL
years. 1t requires 3 1-2 yards of
36-inch material for an Swear
size.
9579-A Popular Stylish Skirt Mod
ell. Ladies' Two : Piece Draped
Skirt. This design is admirably
suited to wolfe, crepe de chine,
silk and other soft fabrics. II
will also develop well in ging-
ham, lawn, challie, or dimity.
The right front is draped below
knee height, and the back
shows gathers at the waistline,
a new style feature. The pat
tern is cut in ) sizes: %, "a, 26,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Our Pattern
Department.
rider Patterns by + lumber

p58O-9579-An Attractive Gown for
Many Occasions. Blue crepe de
chine, trimmed with bands of
Oriental embroidery is here
shown. The waist and skirt
show a pretty effect in 'draping.
The shoulders are long, forming
part of the sleeve, which is in
full length, but may be made in
shorter length. The waist has a
chemisette and standing collar
that may be of lace, net or chif-
fOn. The waist pattern $3.50 is
cut in 5 sizes: 81, SO, 80, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure. The
skirt is cut in ) sizes: ~, "a,
26, 20 and 80 inches waist meas
ure. 1t requires Z yards of &C.
inch material for a 36-inch size,
for the entire dress.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on receipt
of 10 cents FOR EACH pattern
in silver or stamps.
9562-Ladies' Dress, with Long or
Short Sleeve. A Simple Stylish
Dress for Many Occasions. Blue
wolfe with trimming of brocaded
satin was used for this design.
1t will also develop nicely in
white linen. with collar of con-
trasting color, in ratine. or or
duroy, and it suitable for cham
brey, lawn, linene, crepe, serge.
eponge, and other seasOnable
dress materials. The closing is
in front at the left side. The
skirt is slightly gathered over
the back, while at the centre
front an inverted plat supplies
additional fullness. The pattern
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Emeass tritt alb.
Ter pgeleioiser" bes mnsariihen
Iremiers freiseipruhem.

8ubapeit. 3. SUM. -. Sn Dem
Seleioigun9s SrpSeB oes iinaariiGeu
Yremierminiiters Sr. b. 2nfacS oegeil
Den Gbeeorpneten Sem III Die Sreis
iprehuns oes Sefla9ten erfolgt.
Sas 8eri6t bielt nah Dem BEIGE
brahteu Scpeismateria( fir erpieien.
baB Der Sremicr bon beri6iebcnen
Snnfen 8elber su IablSnedeu per-
lanst unb erbalten babe. Nls beions
bers belaitenb ipar oas 3eu9niB oes
DIRECTORS glef bon Der llnaariihcn
Sanf ms @elpiht 9efauen. Der. ipic
9emelbet. iiber Die IIs5abluno bon
100000 aronen on Den Sremicr
aus9eingt bate.
Inter Den phpaltenbcn &erbdlts
niiien fonntc oas @crid)t in Dem pors
5ngsiueiie beunitaupcten bon Scrrn
SeiD IN Sc6ug mi Den Yremier &c
brnudlten Nushrid der grDBtc Yunns
nit Der %elt" cine Selcioiguug niht
erblidcn.
llnmittclbar ilaT Der @ctanntaabe
ecs @erihtSiprldls ipltrec Die @ins
rcidung bcS SemiiiionSseiud)S bcs
%9eloimmtcn Sdbinetta b%cldllpncn.
$50
NlS GrGiiSent Si5sn Suiumnlcu nit
bon 9ufacs pen Sieumgsiaal bcS Slos
Observation-Disclosures bctrat, puroen lie
nit SdImdhrufen 0 Ger Spppiitipn
ilberidiittct. Mad mcbreren pcrscb>
lihcn Gerind,cn. Die Nubc bersuitellcn.
orhnctc ser Srdiipcnt Die Gntfernun9
mcbrerer Nbgeproncten on. aamn
mar Die Yarlaments s@ar0c oui Dem
GloB eridlienen. ais Gin obrcnbetdus
bcnbcr Sdrm lusbrad. Ser Nbacs
orbnete Seber puroe BON Ben Seomtcn
beim &ra9en aepadt mo beldlimpft.
@rai abucn bon Sebcrparu. @r che
mdliee Iiniitcrprdiioent, wanbtc itd
barauf geaen Den SeieblSbaber Der
@arhc. @auptmann @eroc unb uauntc
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JcSt pslfswakIV Ser
Senaterer.

Su @egenipart elmer auscrlciencn
@eielidait. inter Der iid aablreide
8eiebgeber befunbeu, unter5eihnetc
Staatsicfretdr Srpnn am 81. Mai Die
formelle Intiinhiguug bes II. Imen~
Dement'S 81 Der Understanding, oas
Die &plfsiunbl Der Sunpesienatoreu
poriiebt.
-s-+-$-
8 mlB ihon iebr picl iein,
Der in Der @eielldInft baraui uersihs
ten fam. etipas 5u lein.
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is cut in 6 sizes: 32, "a, SO, 3S,
40 and AZ inches bust measure.
1t requires ) 1-2 yards of 44-inch
material for a 36-inch size.
9593-Ladies' Blouse with Long or
Shorter Sleeve. A Simple and
Popular Style. White ramie linen
was used for this design. The
front is finished with coat clos
ing. Deep Gibson plaits give
breadth to the shoulders, and a
smart collar finishes the neck
edge. The sleeves have a pointed
cuff, and may be made in wrist
or shorter length. The pattern
is cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a, So, 38,
40 and AZ inches bust measure.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

iesen, mas aber nidlt sebt. "a tic ges
tpdblt iinb. Sie Heiisnation DC
Steers purbe nidt a~nscnommen.
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crepe. or silk, The pattern is cut
in 5 sizes: IA, Is, Is, IL and is
years. II requires 4 So yards of
Of 40-inch material for a 16-year
size.
95Se-Girl's Dress with Long or
Shorter Sleeve, and with Broad
or Standing Collar. White lawn
with swiss embroidery is here
shown. The design is also suit
able for linen, dimity, gingham,
chambrey, challie, percale or
cotton crepe or wolfe. 1t may be
developed with a standing col
lar, as a ~serviceable neat school
dress for cool days, or, for more
dressy wear, with short sleeves
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

@eiperbe. I'M Stublflehten. i'll 8aeen@
arbcit, Wtaidinenbail, Nterban mo
8drtierei. Sn Den Sd)lbiperfitdtten
iplrpen Ihon Dor Sabren 500 Yaar
Sdyube tdelih perfertist.
Sdmmtlitc ainber, init Iilsnabme
bon unaefd6r 10 Der dlteiten. beiuhen
an alien Shulto9en Die Shule o
1880 bis $3.50 llbr Wor9ens nno bon
4 bis 8 llbr Nadmittags; diiBeroem
Die Ibcnbihule bon $50 bis 1880
llbr Nbenbs. Sic auobenz aapele be-
ltebt aus 10, bas Srheiter ans 25
unb Der Gbpr aus $50 &naben.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
Wir liefern gndJ Die Mufer :
81 billigen preifen. :

cuffs and belt, are of contrasting
material. The skirt is a five-gore
model. Dotted percale was used
10 make this simple design. The
pattern, suitable for n of this
seasons dress fabrics, is cut in s
sizes: 81, 81, 36, 38, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. 1t requires
D Ii yards OF 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size.
9490-Ladies' Waist with Vest. Cut
in 6 sizes: 80, "a, 36, 80, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure. Ii re-
quires 2 Ia yards OF 40-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size. Price,
10 cents. Illustrated embroidery
design, No. 2073. ~
Stamped on yards of lawns go
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards of \
HHen = LOU
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing all necessary stamp
ing materials. ......... Is
9261-GirIs Dress. Sizes: A, s., 8 and
10 years. 1t requires 3 1-2 yards
of 27-inch material for the 8.
year size. illustrated embroidery
design No. 2GS1.
Stamped on 3 yards of linenS2.0O
Stamped on 3 yards of lawn
or nainsoOk. ........ LAO
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing all necessary stamp
ing materials. ........ Is
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-23
CONTEMPT TRIAL
IS Terminated
UNEXPECTEDLY
JUDGE RESERVES OPINION
Huff Trial at Macon Comes
to Close

Macon, Ga, May 22.-The decision oil
the court in the case of Col w. A Huff
charged with contempt, has been in
definitely reserved by Judge w.
Grub until he has had more oppof-
tunity to study the evidence and the
facts. Before leaving for his home al
Birmingham this afternoon, Judge
Grub stated that he would render the
decision as soon as possible.
The Huff trial terminated unexpect-
eddy, because the defense did not of
fer any witnesses. All testimony and
arguments had been submitted before
I12 o'clock, and then Judge Grub an
nounced his intention of reserving de-
cision.
Judge Grub stated that there was
no doubt as to the improperly of
such letters being sent to a judge. He
said he would grant that the sending
OF the letter to Judge Speer at his
residende was not tantamount to the
delivery of them in the presence of
the court, but that it was a question
whether the act was done so near to
the presence of the court as to OBJ
struct the administration of justice
He said that that might be done at
any time, and that it does not make
and difference whether Judge Speer
was in judicial action when he receiy-
ed the letters.
Judge Grub then declared that the
only question in the case, as undecid
ed by him. hinged on the character of
the letters. He said that he had read
them, but not carefully, and that he
desired to read them once more, in
connection With all of the evidence
and especially in connection with Col.
Huff's testimony