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The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

0nG00nH. 4seguAsy !. INA
ru1xs nsssAf mo v.u.oaY
SwEsf ARE 1U uEs 4 sAv-.sy Ass~ y..u - iss.l ps
pesSas that unla0 w. 1yan 10 yrsvasd
wAss country CeoraAe particular
atsea bow art erax Dat w. and hs were
barisd beneath overwhelming
blow silver mining bat .
pus general agriculture growing raising
Experiments made Agar bsst growing
experiments grown mighty industry Gvsr mining
setback but out Of this for the precious
metals and Cripple Creek rang into existence world
and gold radum
have since been the goal Of those who content eonns their
guest to silver
And instead devong ourselves products
have branched the diversified increased
wealth at rate dreamed Of century ago
The Post believes diversified vocation
person, community people making money
raising sheep who would failure
people make the fruit business every year while
others stick and mako good when woud be lost
the orchard But n the community the better because al Of these
Lines have been These matters that the Post believes
may be considered with profit.
We fully present ay tendency specialization
and while that be all right who has studied and
experimental and educated himself along certain lines maintain
general prosperity community
certain where diversity of industries the rule.
For instance thought that the people
the Grand Junction and Pade sections pinnng their faith
too implicitly fruit Reosnty they rsong to dvsrs
fled culture having that when fails other
viii Lift the nortssg~
Diversity pro.sas farming oonun.s for tn. s.s
vqatoa which in sss lavs o scientific farming il essential the
greatest
And is aas y Il faEss aloag line
bssn led to take a.ssr lima srs until
learning lrxeay demanding
satisfied ~iA ~p bt planting many crops with
Profit -. .a...
few ysass ags tisd tsu govern
BY it, ooasvsEia pV Valg ~ sese1aa e
hasi1sa md heansA ~ gut ~ baa bat ~
sock business ha4 nA profitable since
folks got Pxcot than bs1crs and today the
outlook for the business oo~asag We learned many
past We afford
Denver and Omaha and Kansas City and other distant
points eggs poultry pork people
and the dairy bunsss and Tie hog business and tn.
poultry business have al been givsa impetus.
But why multiply cass7 To sum up have learned from
experience that does put Ill ha We
learned prosper FULLEST oomplstsst
for community rroaos not are bat
the greatest number possible q ths acls which that community
further learned thas eoaditon that has
community with
u lsans int ead ns'As a.A pas n sAr
words when hAvs sssin0 grswl tbes1z,gsd ~
pazsat failures wsa has sad that pstty I'D oenPssy
Sesken have bansd u9 osszagA tasa up a,sther
taok and tie dlve cid apsanrA has fos1d Pag hin
through 1hzs constantly turning dsat
victory Verify h kssp good psspas down
. =
aAsgETY NOTES IN CITY PAPERS
THE city nswsaps great sport country papers
speak famlazly thsr constituents ny ooms again
Joh1 al thing downright
noycodde nlo1s rot and inaffsrahs fay Tie society col
daily IL Init 10 tAs ordinary person thsy about
hashabls reading - Puoa Q sample descriptive fas
Ma osasvisvs 0Aan1r rhpps Il hs s1qsi
sts Dv haA Wy little teat and lsss back
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

4
partially failed the old pusd them safely p
the doors Of the bankruptcy courts
SSSSS
THE EXCUSE Congressman Taylor voting with his party
and against the interests of Colorado very weak IN our NJ
did break with his party last yeR
the tariff the beet sugar industry
papers his did applaud him for u no
turning the interests his home state and besides
criticism does apply the Post and other OF the rpuo
papers the state Taylor not Of the buess OF
feo personally he would have been roasted to fzs ~
republican press Goodness known he is not entitled to ~
because of legislation he has secured either state Of
national The Ed Taylor hard worker for what hs
his stateand Taylor and
had good political to treat the
newspaper boys mighty fine he has perhaps received less criticism
Colorado than the state has sent to
Washington Because the job days the week and
always trying something thinks his people done
e many all parties Even the Post win
mot criticize him for his contemplated on sugar
the people give en- Ed but don't charge
actions to the rspuhNcaa papers.
sssss
0IN1LElAM portion county 0lsa
wood this week md while sitting Il IL vaing
IT have always hksd osnwoad spria think ths nA~9
ths pseps ef aazsA county hs yosr rasA wen
h4s would II then do stAas -. vo.,a svs tAsa
haH ehaaea but people a.PH veat ~ lsvs - ~
sssst ~ s Ct Up aAd bsga sesA wa
lyss speng sgy scandal 4 ~
|s':. ss -. - =. = -. ~ ssg s -. -.
ad and that ye1 fel AGvs leansd - havs ~
up sonaha~u ssaEt 70 making sadful ssaes
then become dsgusd with you again o.s ee ye
town had and you duplicate w.s
abused the day Of his death and panied
Of the most rahd durb did allow The dsaA ~
Ito sh hsir abaavs teagr Uaftsnasy hsrs fsr
such IN ssrsignnsnt - tads.
=
R PosT objection 70 rsal rseesns. aad ~, r,e
bat bshsvss that some reforms srs bsdv
nssdsd and that n ths interest," 4 ~ gssa public NY ss
10 eaaessd It sziy pesb'a WA tAsEs azs sv>
na4D taaa AanAsd hy paAHe Haay .ssl thsy 1sulA
10 PIT into set fr ~ bst 4 ~ psAHa n
Asss tsr hs.ssssps bss ssuaa slh 8 -
sssEass str esetoa tas thsy Esnas 1 ~
besa ~ situation IN os'sade during pa yaz. Ws vs
of fool lawn and lot ot dAa nsit which included =
ts promised refosmA This reform With vagsanes a.A ss
day The people viii Ct than enough he farce
- 800
II RALLY rshing nots that Co.do n - has .v,
who using . mare Asppi.r e.s 70 -
two gabxnasos tGn svy moment Il which tine v,s at n
seasns bow b could make tAs efes gsv,er a.A n -
hg Political machine hs ala ft~s h NJ
at - szsnss Il ~ ass e1 hb pssa, ~
ssah dsas1s a.A as fearful g ssvsasa sse ~ ~
49, sm.,s ,..'. n as.sa - ~ =. Nv ~ iay
Sass Sr - s.aas 70 ~ aas lEssl 81 ss a,1
sesossisaa naa,sr 81 - sa4s - hes1 = Val -
hRss hepin. .r~'--.7 =
pdg ~ sas vas szPsessa a tAss Aay wM lass ian
sos good dtess and dow loe Il wAas
watsFays somewhat uature of mpr,.. 70 us
into suddenly upon moA,
piece Of oonc1sts canal It beginning that
which has been propheed to tho r,de
Whatever may b said against tie progress Of s
lroe Va h' t We bslisvs th. psopls sv,.s
.aN r greatness - taat - nasa vm - - bs.s.
~ y taf = = rse1nA ~ G - - =
l f.sessk Ds d .as ss .s = IS s. - !,
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

~ e-x rarnae - = somrs asanay - ~ ss@nv
n ~ si1srsy hsps ~ - snasssd S~ sAsA .. -
vsy unaA neelsl AsU1 thagA Ve baaksvs ~ sansn' -.
10 4aak.a fhars ~ bsss alAseseh~ great Asee
PIT N ~ egy h hal1nst. 0aaanss A1t peeeassA
Sar ysass aaA kssghs sasnAA UisA nnkAS ~
ths huA Rss.g pei1sa ~ ~ ~ Ssv ysaEs Aa.s S
Iths psspas ~ huk grsstsg b ~ .. aAs'ssssy
patiss M anyvay tAat ~ sssnoy vm - - gen9 -
Iarsvtnr uuuauAsA ~ ssns hns ef inA.sy NJ -
lc.aia Il ~ sssEy @sasesa has hsasA ss ~ fa0
|ecaSsets. Awhg hi ssw ysass bssass szpas.os ~
Isa sn in Dsav ethr faxsway psinS - ~
.uo.,t Of fWHNfY fHouaAND DoLIAlS Now dat n ~
iuY ny that oeaA - boash Denver ana
ehapx could produced in the Grand Junce.
In aAvoeang reany Garfield county We have bssa ~ v
THAT Kind Of argument bat We believe it. We know that ~
Garfield county who have made money he
kept several good milch COWS and wnen
es failed partially failed the old COWS pulled them sa1sy
the doors Of the bankruptcy courts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
t1nterimei,mns Ser Salean'
6ranjanfeiten.
Die Carnegie : 5ricnens Stiftuns
ernennt cine nnparteiiihe
Gpmmiiipn.

Iuf |eraulaiiung Der @r5icbunsSz
Ibtbeiluns Der Carnegie Stiftung fir
interuationaleu Sriehen lit Elm Nus
id)uB crnannt porbcn, Der cine rle
partciiId)c llnteriuhung Der Welbunz
gen ilber auseblidc @rauidmtcitcn
lpdbrcnb bes lebten Sulfanfric9cS uno
Der ipirtbifaftliden Solgeu oes ariez
scs p%orncbmcn ioa. Sie Scrcinigten
Stnateu. @roBbritanuien, IlIBlnnb,
Srunfrcih. Seutihlanb unb Seiterz
rcid,s llngarn iinp IN oieiem IusiduB
pcrtreteu. Sic Ytit9lieocr iinb: Sr.
s.. q. Srailsforb. @roBbritnunien;
Yroi. Samuel Grain Sutton BON Der
Gplumbins lIniperiitdt, Ter. Staateu;
Suitiu @obart. Iit9licb Der Scpu>
ticrteus aammcr. Sranfreih; Yroi.
SAM Wilufolp, Siibrer Der Scrfai>
I%unaspartei in scr 0rma. 8uBlanb;
Eroi. YnsSfpipsti pon Der llnieeriitdt
Berlin. S~elitihlano; Yrof. 8ehli6,
@itsliep oes 8eidsrntbes. Sciterrci6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
SereSte 5iifern.
Srcimillise iuSiale Siiriprse neutifer
g%rbeitscber.

IulGBlid bes iiinait b~esangenen
iilbernen G~e9ierungSs Subildunls bcs
3aiiers bat Der .Sauias9 uno" inter
Dem Sitel Sic ircipiaigen io6ialeu
8oblfabrts Ginri6tlu9cn fir @ez
perbe, Sanbel unb Snbuitrie i'm
Seutidcu Ieihc" ein 9rpBdrtiSeS
@ert bernusgegebeu. Gs eutbdlt cine
5ablemdBige 3uiammenitclun9 Der
Muflpenpunecu. neldDe III Den lebten
iiiuiuub5rpauSig Sahren alf Dem @cs
bietc freiipiuigcr io5ialer Siiriprge
Ieitens Der Nrbcit9ebcr gemad]t NOR
bcn iinb. Sabei linh mntlide Guelen
niht bemlBt.
Sm Sabre 1901 iteute Iid, rah bert
Ingabeu bcs @crfc5, oas @r9cbniB
iiir 1.135 crmittcltc Sdae aui S034
NiQionen Mart; I'M Sabre 1905 fir
1892 ermittclte SGae auf 111H
Iiqionen Iorf; I'M Sabre 1912 fiir
1,649 ermittclte SIllc auf 165 Wtilz
lioneu Warf, Sn Den Sabren 1888
bis 1912 linb beinuhe ia Iiliuroc
Mari bon Den I%rbeitaebern freiipiais
gcItiftet ipproen.
Sas porlieecnbe Wert. 10 miro be-
tont. bilbet einen nelren Sattor Der
Seurtbeiluns Der oeutid)en i~oSialpolis
tii6cn &erbdltniiie unb Der 8ublz
iabrtspile9e. Sie Summen be5engen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Suffrage mnS pslitie.

EQUATOR Gilman belt am 1S.
Mllguit I'M SberbaliS pes Gonsreiies
cine Sebarniihte GeSe geaen Die Ses
"ltrcbuu9en Der Srallenred)tlerinnen.
,Nidts mie Elm Id)Dner Srallm lit
cs". iagte er inter Inberem. rbaB Die
ipcibliden Stimmgeher Den Musiasz
itaa u%ulcrer Yolitif ~idubern lperben,
8aS mir in eriter Sinie IN betraft
5ieben miiiien, lit Die 8irfung, pelde
politiide Sbdti9teit aui uniere Sralen
ausiibcn pirb. 8ir lolten lieber
politiide Corruption crtragen. ais oaB
mir rubig 5uiebcn. lpie Der 8ei5 bolper
@ciblidfcit. Der ms nnlcr gan5eS
2eben lang unlpiperiteblit erid)ienen.
a~llmdbli9 pcrifpinbet.
.%iel belIer fonncn mir lins NIT
Idledteu politiiden TerbdltniHen abs
,finbcm ais NIT idlehten Sraien.
Saben mir crit Seioes, mie es in 8om
CUR 3eii Ieines N~icber9an9es Der Sail
mar, banm piirbeu nah mnb mad
quite Ndnner unb Srauen unb oas.
lpaS mir bellte Civilization nennen.
bon Der @rbe perihlpinocn.
sd ihalocre be: Dem @eodnfen
on Die Solacn, Die baS alsemeine
Stimmred,t fir belize @eiblehter unc
fir ale 3ailen nab iid) 5ieben piro.
llnb bod b%iirfte, mic ih befiirhte,
Die Yrobe auf bas grempel eemadi
merocn."
Senatur Gilman fibrte weiter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
0mtss SeiSpiel.
@.iIpnri'S thntfrdftiae Gampagne fir
before 2anoirrnken.

llntcr'm Satum ROM 20. Iu9ult
iD:ro ans Souia5 Gin, NO. geId)ries
ben: Sauienoc BON Siirgern IN allcu
Sbcilcn ocS Stuatcs lciltctcn bertc
Dem Nlic Dcs @p%upcrucurs Waior, Der
por Sturgeon cine Snnbltrnben sSrotla>
nation e%rlallcll bate, Solge nlb so
gen. bcluaffnct nit Side unb Sd)nlt>
ft(. binai9 ms Srcic. nm burd ibr
Weiipiel unb ibrcn Siier bno &crt
Der &erbeilcrung Scr SnnbitrnBcu 81
fGrbcrn. Die tbatfrGftige I~gitatiou
iuirb 5ruci Gage lang baleru uub be-
Scidnct cincn Warfitciu in Der De
lpcAilng. Elm iibcr Den. gun5cn Staat
Wii'pEri it'd arsbebncnbos Ncs gutter
SanpitrnBcn 6n I6aifcn.
Sic Snrnen uro IGrfte mirb
bicic @cipegung mitcinaroer perciuis
pcn". ricfcn Die NnfIeber ben freipils
Ii1cn Nr6citcrn dis Grmlntcrimg 5u.
.Stuot unb 2oub pirp tie chamber
ndbcrbringcn", luiltete Die Intiport.
Sic @orbcrcitungcu lparen bon Der,
StantsbebDrben nit i~eltener llmiidt
getruiien lpprbcn, 10 raB fcincrlci Ser
S0gerung eintrnt. Scpe Stdot mo
icbe fleine Srtidait bnttcn cine Ibs
prpmng entIanbt, bcrcn Vtit8lieoer
nit ben notbluenbigcu Werf5ciigen
pcrieben lporben ipnren.
InS aullinS battcn iid @oupernenr
SobgeS uulb ieinc Satin ols 8dlte
bcS Wuupcrieur5 D Wfilouri eins
NcIltnoen, 8cibe @ouucrneure le9ten
.Guerulls" on uub arifien wadcr gu
ipGbrcnb lire Sralen buiiir ior8tcn.
bnB Die glrbeiter @rfriidrnscn err
Bielten,
0tit ihlpieli9en Sdnoen. abel
5inoenp, in iroblider Stimmllns uni
rn9cbrohcncr Se8eiiterung 5oaen Die
Srcilpiaigen am Ibcnb lpieber ibrcr
beinliihen Yeuaten 5u, nm morgen IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

and round. This set was made
especially for us, and consists
of 1 large tray, Sx17 inches; 6
dOilies to match, size 5 1-2x5 IL
inches; all stamped on fine
white imported linen. Price of
set, postage prepaid, SO cents.
9569-Girfs Dress. with Dickey, and
with Two Styles of Sleeve. Blue
chambrey with blue and white
striped percale for trimming is
here shown. The design will
also look well in white linen
embroidered in self or contrast
ing color, or in crepe, wolfe, cor
duroy and other seasOnable ma
terials. The closing is at the
side in front, and the waist may
be worn without the dickey.
The long sleeve with band cuff
may be used, while for a cool
summer dress the shorter sleeve
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
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 az
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, 1913-08-26

may be preferred. This design
offers many possibilities in style
and trimming, and is easy to
develop. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: s, 10, IL and IA years. 1t
requires 3 3-S yards of 40-inch
material for a 10-year size.
626 - Ladies' Dressing or House
Sack. Figured japanese crepe
in blue tones, with trimming of
blue is here depicted. The de.
sign is equally appropriate for
lawn, dimity, percale, nainsook,
batiste, or flannel. The fronts
have groups of tucks that may
be stitched to any desired depth.
The back is plain. The neck
edge is finished with a deep col
lar cut in points over the shout
ders and square at the back.
The sleeve in short or full
length has a neat cuff. The pat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
0eesn Sic Krtesskeber.

.gs pdre @abniinn bas Scben
audi MIR zines Solbuten fir Die &a>
pitaliiten unb Spetulanten uui'S Spiel
All ieeen. bic in Rerifo @elb ansele9t
baben." = nit bicien @prten leitetc
Der ebemalise @ices Yrdiibent Charles
8. Sairbanfs cine Iebe elm. Die er
Dor Ser .Snbiana Gepublican Soitoz
rial MI1ociation" i'll SnpianapoliS,
Snb., am is. Mueuit belt. r8enn
Sic amerifaniihen Spefulanten", fubr
er fort. .finan5ieue Serluite eur6 Die
episen @epolutioncn in @erifo err
leiben. 70 lam bieic Sade erlcDi9t
neroen. nahoem Sriebe III Der Mad
barrepublif interchangeable uno cine
fefte Hesieruns, etablirt tit, bof lie9t
feline g%eranlalIlng Dor, amertfnnlld)eS
Slut gu peraieBcn."
Serr SairbdnfS lpbte Die Scs
miibunsen Yrdiibent @ilion's. cine
irieblihe 2oiun9 bes idiuicri9en Sroz
blems al finoen. mn iuarntc Die Yer
einisten Staaten hapor, iih bur6 Die
aelbe Yreiie in eincn arie9 bincins
3ieben 5u lalien. inter SinlpeiS ailI
Die Inaloaie Der 9e9eulpGrti8en Gage
nit Der Dor Dem ipaniih sameritas
niifen arieee. -Iud, pamalS". Ia8te
er. .baben Yerionen ocn arieg pers
anlaBt. Die lid burh Hegicrun9SsS ons
traftc bereihern ober Die NaturIfdee
Guba's fir ii6 auSbeuten moutcn. "
Sic Solse lei 9eipeicu. buB Die Der
einiaten Staatcn Sunberte bon Will
lioncu Collars ausgcben mnBten. Die
selbe SreIie babe bamals cine ielbit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

iii6tige unb 3tpcifclbafte 8ouc seipielt
unb iid ipeoer bon patrioti1Gcn mod
bon n~ationalen Wptipen leiten laiieu.
sd 5peifle feineu Ill9cnblid",
ihlob Serr SairbantS feline Teoc,
vbaB Die llnrubcn. bon beuen Werifo
int Den Ietten Snbreu ~beimgeiud)t
purbe gum grDBtcn Sbeil auf Die lin
triebe bon Idnneru 5uriidSnfiibrcu
iinb, Die cine Snteruention uub ipoz
mDglih Die Nuueriou Ierito's burd)
Die Ser. Staoten e~r5pinsen fpoaen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

elm 9cieBcspuridlas cinecreift lppr>
Den. lbefdcr Bic Ginfiibrilng peS Sibel>
lciens in Der ~Yublic Sd)ool" bc5tpedt.
Sasesen p~pponiereu tatbolii6e Yricz
tier uuo iiihii4e &abbics. Sic eritc
Spalte Der c%ripdbnten NlImmer lit
elmer 9ertbeibigilu9 Deg @eieses gez
tpibntet, eben neil fatbpliihe Yrieitcr
bngesen imb.. Sn Der lcBtcn Spalte
iinben mir cine @crartbeilung. neil
proteitentiide Yaitpren pasesen iino.
Gin Gommentar lit bier ilbcrfliiiiis.
Ser In6ei9etbeil beS Slattes be-
ihrdnft iih alisihlieBlih auf Ins
preiiung BON 9itcratur bon ser cigenen
nnb .Wenace" Sorte. Sabci pcr>
arbcitet ber ri ericau (S. ~
SitiSeu"" audi bon Sru. Sanib
Salomon scliefcrten Stoff,-~&. o."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

aller Sriibc uodmals Elm Seiipiel
hires guten @ilens 6u geben.
.Gs mar elmer Der id)oniten Gage
meines 2cbcrS", erfldrte 9pupernelr
Wnipr. AIS Suuge fannie ih MIR
idlcd)tc StraBcn I'M Staate, unb oas
mails ifon faBte ih ben GntihluB.
in bicier Siniid)t etipns 81 tbun, faas
iid mir Die 8elegenbcit bicr5n bieten
%lolltc."
Scr 8prperneur bon Irfanias bal
fir ben 3. unb 3. September cine
dbnlihe Proclamation e%rlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

for this design. Bingham, in a
cool shade of green, or wash
silk in blue or pink will be
equally effective. Indeed, this
design will lend itself readily to
any of the seasons materials.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
6, 8, 10 and II years. 1t re-
quires 4 So yards of 40-inch
material for an Swear size.
8X-Linen Set. The most beautiful
of all trays and doilies are those
which display a great deal of
eyelet work. There is nothing
more attractive on the dining
room table than white linens
embroidered in open work
through which the polished
wood may show. The pretty set
illustrated above shows a dainty
pattern that should be carried
out wholly in eyelets both oval
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

ans, baF or unb fetnessletden nidt
bic Wad,t batten, Der Seuesnus Gin=
halt So sebieten mttn bak bic WGnner
sm ibrem eisenen Shanen bic Sprbe.
rnnsen Der 6rauen beiuilisen meroen.
sd CLAUDE felt e%aran", meinte er
gum ShluB, ,baf bic Iplitif has
Sbeal Der 5rau, mie mir es beute
lieben mnn fennen, nit Der 3eit SER
it1ren mirD."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

iidtigfeit, fpeuu bieie iih on BEN
Srauenrodeu tuuh9ibt. gr bat Die
nellcu f>Strablen>&leiber nit bent
gunn beleet uno Dem Soli5eihef Sobn
Glart Die &eiiuug ertheilt, ale Sraueu
81 perbaften, Die III unanitduoisent
Nuf5uge in ben StraBeu erideinen.
Nud, a%l6utief a~usseI6nittcne Sailen.
al5n tlir6e Hode uno aasu Ianse
Sdlise in bieien iinp perpont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

charming and cool dress for
warm days. 1t could be devel-
Oped in galatea, h a m,
chambrey, linen, seersucker or
cloth. The sleeve in full length
is finished with a band cuff. In
shorter length a shaped cuff
forms a neat finish. The yoke
trimming may be omitted. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 4, 6, 8
and 10 years. 1t requires 3 IL
yards of 40-inch material for an
Swear size.
9641-GirFs Dress in Bulgarian
Style with or without Bib Por-
tiOns). This charming model
shows some of the style fea-
lures seen in garments for
grown-ups. The long blouse
lines, the vest effect and bib
portions. White linen with EN-.
broidery for a finish was used
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orr Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9634-9607-A Charming Gown for
Many OccasiOns.s This design
will develop nicely for after
noon or home wear, and is also
attractive for outing or general
wear. As here shown lavender
Gingham was used, with striped
Bingham in lavender and white
Tor trimming. Ladies' Waist
Pattern 1884 and Ladies' Skirt
Pattern 9607 furnish the mod
els. The waist is cut in 6 sizes:
80, "a, 36, 3S, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. The skirt is cut
in ) sizes: %, "a, rs, % and 80
inches waist measure. 1t re-
quires 6 3-4 yards of 36-inch
size.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on re-
ccipt of 10 cents FOR EACH
pattern in silver or stamps.
1854 - illustrated Embroidery De-
sign.
Stamped on 3 yards of MAIN
500 ......... Sl.lU
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing all necessary stamp
ing materials. ........ Is
Paper pattern of this illustra-
ton, No. GOAL. Cut in 3 sizes:
Small, medium and large. Price,
10 cents.
9522-Girl's Dress with or without
Separate Yoke, and with Yoke
Band Trimmings, and Long or
Shorter Sleeves. This neat little
model was developed in brown
galatea, with white trimming
and pearl buttons, the white is
piped with red, giving a pretty
contrast. The model is easily
made, and with short sleeves
and low neck will prove a
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Die buhbcr5ise 8ciinuung nub Spiers
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ipaltigen Summcn niiS Der Dffentlide
rcd)tlidcu Sosialpolitit iinb BARN
nidt ein9eIhlpncn.
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tern is cut in s sizes: 81, "a, SO,
80, 40 and AZ inches bust cas-
ure. It requires 3 yards of A.
inch material for a 36-inch size.
20sO - illustrated Embroidery De-
sign.
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. 49,. .15c
Paper pattern of this illustra-
ton, No. OATS. Cut in 4 sizes:
g., s, 10 and II years. Price, loo.
9637-Ladies' Princess Slip with or
without Yoke Facing and
Straight Flounce. For cambria,
nainsook, dimity, lawn or silk
this model will be found very
desirable. 1t may serve as an un-
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Dreieben BET ,11snSieein.

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i'm Selpe bel Gage unmoslih maft.
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bon @ptt bcidenft.
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Srent eeeen - Straklen'.sSsfe,

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lit fem aa6u groBer Sreunb Der Surhs
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&ir lirfern Gud Die Wuiter
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derlay for a dress of net, chiffon
or yelling, or be used as an un-
dergarment if made of lingerie
material. Lace, embroidery, or
edging may serve as trimming.
1t may be finished without the
yoke facing and flOunce. The
pattern is cut in ) sizes: "a, So,
3S, 40 and AZ inches bust meas
ure. II requires s ga yards of
36-inch material for a 36-inch
size.
l59O-A Simple Design for a Corset
Cover. To be worked in French
embroidery.
Stamped on fine ~nainsook
or DO
Stamped on fine linen. 49,. LOO
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing the necessary stamp
ing materials. ......... rs
9649 "A Practical Work BPS
There is always a certain charm
about a dainty white house
apron. This one is easily made
and is very becoming and serv.
iceable as well. The Princess
front adds greatly to the dressy
character of the garment. As
here shown white lawn with
bands of embroidery was used.
1t would also be suitable as a
maids apron. Cressbar muslin,
linen, gingham and percale are
all suitable to the design. The
pattern is cut in 3 sizes: Small,
medium and large. 1t requires
4 IA yards of 36-inch material
for a medium size.