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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

it is absolutely certain that we would
not pay the smallest attention to them
in the event Of their being invoked in
any matter where our interests were
seriously involved; but II would do US
moral harm TO break them, even al
though this were the least evil Of two
evil alternatives. It is discredltaole
thing that at this very moment, with
before our eyes such proof OF the
worthlessness Of the neutrality treaties
affecting Belgium and LuXesnburgs our
nation should be negotiating treaIles
which convince every sensible and Wen
informed observer abroad that we are
either utterly Needless in making prom
ises which cannot be kept or else will
ing to make promises which We have
no intention Of keeping What mas just
happened shows that such treaueS are
worthless except 20 the degree that
them.
Well Meaning, MIsIed-
There are some well meaning people,
misled by mere words, who doubtless
think that treaties Of this kind DO &C
/ cOmplish something. These good ana
well meaning people may feel that
an not jealous in the cause OF peace
| This is the direct reverse OF the case
I abhor war In common with all other
thinking men I am ineLpreSslDly SAD
/ dened by the dreadful contest now
waging in Europe,
I put peace very high as an agent
I for bringing about righteousness But
I If I must choose between righteousness
] and peace I choose righteousness
] Therefore, I hold myself in honor bound
I to do anything in my power TO ad-
vance the cause Of the peace Of right
/ eousness throughout the world be-
lieve We can make substantial advances
Z by international agreement IN the line
/ Of achieving this purpose and little
I later I intend TO state in outline just
l what I think can be done toward this
I end.
Less Than Nothing.
] But I hold that we will DO nothing
I and less than nothing unless, pending
| the accomplishment of this purpose, we
( keep our own beloved country in such
/ down. and furthermore unless We also
. seriously consider what the defects
3 have been in the existing peace, neu-
. trality and arbitration treaties and IN
D the attitude hitherto assumed by the
! professional pacificists. which have
] rendered these treaties such feeble aids
! to peace and the ultra-p acificist atti-
: tude a positive obstacle to peace
The truth is that the advocates Of
Z world wide peace. like all reformers,
! should bear in mind Josh Billing S
B astute remark that lit is much easier
. TO be a harmless dove than wise
! serpent" The worthy pacificists have
! completely forgotten that the biblical
4 Injunction Is two sided and that we
3 are hidden not only TO be harmless as
! doves but also 10 be wise as serpents-
The Ultra PacIfieists-
/ The ultra pacificists have undOubt-
/ edly been an exceedingly harmless body
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
lerica Should Learn From the European War

Belgium has committed no hostile act
Yet this sound declaration Of morallty'
in a treaty that the leading world pow
ers have signed. amounts to preclseIy
and exactly nothing so far as ne
rights Of poor Belgium are conCefnel
because there is no way PROVIDED u
enforcing the treaty America can KEEP
at peace and remain neutral only y
declining to do what, according 70 llS
spirit Of the Hague treaty. she "ollu
be expected to do in securing peace. Lo 70.
Belgium To make verbal pIoteS3L.
unbacked by action, would be mercy
mischievous Yet in practlce me
Hague treaties have proved and wiz
always prove useless while there Is no
sanction Of force behind them
For the United states 10 proIIeI
good services" 10 the various powers
entering such a great conflict as the
present one accOmplishes not one par
ticle Of good; 10 refer them when they
mutually complain Of wrongs done 70
a Hague court which is merely pnah-
tom does less than no good
Hague Treaty Worthless
The Hague rreaues can accomplish
nothing. and ought not 20 have Deen
CONTINUED on Next PaEe9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

complish anything was BY not trying
to accomplish too much
Complicated Problems
The complicated nature Of the prob
Len, is shown by the fact tnal solne
tborouehlv good men believe al me
present time that our duty 70 pee pee
must be fulfilled By protesting asalhs.
the violation Of the rights secured %
Belgium by treaty while otner so01Q
men point out that such course wouLu
exDose rs to the accusations OF aoAn-
doning our neutrality. 49,
In theory IL is supposed 10 oe gu.
duty to uphold the Hague uealles q
which we were among the sl5 So
powers, and the pathetic Delle'e s,s,, ~
the all sufficieucy Of signatures plaCeu
on bits of paper have believed tLl1' .' es
ervthing put in these treaties vas va
forthwith guaranteed to all man Alll u -
In dealing with the rights Of neu ~. -
article 10 Of chapter explcllIy $50 $3.50
that if the territory of neutral "a ion T..
is invaded the repelling or such IN.
vasion bv force shall not be eslseIileu
a hostile act" on the part OF the heu-
/ trail nation
Belgium's Actions
Enthusiastically under this clause
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

so far as obtaining peace is concerned
They have exerted practically no IN
fluence in restraining Wrons. al
though they have sometimes nae a -
me forces of right and preventing them
from dealing with wrong. An appre-
cable amount OF good work mas been
done for peace by genuine 'Vers OF
peace. nut it has not been lone by the
feeble folk Of the peace movement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

loquacious but impotent. who are usu-
ally unfortunately prominent in the
movement and who excite the utter de-
rision OF the great powers Of evil
Sincere lovers OF peace who are wise
have been obliged 10 face the fact
that IL is often a very complicated
thing TO secure peace without the sac
rifice- Of righteousness Furthermore,
they have been obliged 10 face the
fact that generally the only way to &C
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
By Theodore Roosevelt
H-The Difficult Task to Secure Peace Without the Sacrifice
of Righteousness; the Danger Of Unise Peace Treaties

of
peopen the greaEU War.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

=, complish anything was BY not Trying
to accomplish too mucn-
CoupIfcnted Problems
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17
Der GclspsitSicnft.

Surh Die llntcridrift bcS 9ruiibeus
ten murbc Die Gill sur Hegulirung Der
Nus6ublung bon observation-disclosures
gum @cicB. miro aber boh nidt cher
III Strait trctcn. ais bis Der Spitz@cz
neral Surlclpn ole beSiigliheu He9elu
perfiinoch muS nod clnige WonaIe
oullern lam.
Die Gill perii9t, hoB @elopoitz
anipcilun9cn aui hcliebigc Soltdmtcr
~aus9eitellt perhcu t6nuen unb baB Der
G%mpfGnoer. uuh mcnn bie Srocr aIf
Gin bcitimmtcS Epitnmt alIsgeitclt III,
lie poh irgcnbpp auperS eiufaiiircn
tann, 10 baB oieic Euitnnueiiuu9eu Die
Gigenlhait ciuc5 Sauf GbcfS en-
balteu. Us mirh crpartct, oaB raS
@clpanlueiiungsBcidGtl Der Yoit baz
onrd) beoeuteub 6unebmcu miro.
Sm lebten SiSfaliabre pllrben 81
Wilionen Yoitampeiiungcn Siun 81
TRACE bon $50 MiIioneu Collars nm
9eiebt uno Der Neinacluiun bes Ypit>
Separtemeuts ans bieicm @cldGit DC
tru9 iiber $4,000, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17

ous Sagbfoitiim unb ilpB in lauen
Vdd)leiu an Den sSd)uben nieoer her
aus. Sm i%nueriteu Sad mcincs lebers
men 8elblddels mar cine 8nntuote 9cs
bor9cn, Die 10 9endBt nurbc, haB id)
idJmulbi9griine Sropien barall5 preiicn
tonnte. Sic tropiid,e Sintflutb. Die
NIT uniereu ihipciScriihcn @oltens
brilten nid,t 5u pergleiheu lit. belt
an, ais mir ms enblid ciucm 8onfo
nuberten. Die itarfbclaubten brcitcn
Rangos9 Grme ipcnoctcn lpobl treffe
lid|en Sfattcn bel Der SounenbiBe,
balrcn ms uber III unicrer geNenipGre
ti9cn Gage iebr lpenig. @egeniiber.
feline 6ipunSi9 Shrittc cntfernt. iptclz
ten ctnigc nadte aiuber nit ibrcn
Salstbieren, Den Scrteldlen. inter
cinem Niften Ealmbad,. Hcligieri9
trat MN audi Der nltc Snbiuner nit
Icincr Sonu Dor Die Silttc uub betrad@
tete Die Sremhlinge it'll per9niist. Sh
mar nit Der bieiigen Gillette nod nidt
pertruut, bnrum bat id mcinen brulls
men 9olle9en. ciuige NntniipfunsSacs
iprdd,e nit Scm5uusberrn eiuSuleiten.
"Sas gibt es nift; on iiebit hud,. bnB
er inns nid't p%iIlfommen bciBt. uno
lpcnn mir linn nph uaber trcten, miro
or inns mic SinSriuglinac nicbcrs
tndllcn, Scnu Dor micren Shrptilintcl
filrdtct CT nH nidt." &o lit. muBtc
ib mid oannals fraaen, Die inbianiihc
@ultfreuubitlaft ocblichcn. bic @ntt;
friep Seume in ieinem 8ebidt Scr
@ilbe" 10 irermblih ihilpert? Sic
~fortidrcitcnpe Civilization mnR iie NIT
Den anbcren Sugenocn Ser RotbhGutc
ausnemcr6t hnbcn oNcr tic lebtc iibrr;
balipt nur in Der 9buutaiie Der 2eocrz
triumph uub @innetous Stftcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17

Game 5u fenucu, Die Inn cinen 10
idled)tcn Strcit ipielen fonue. Ser
Scfan lpolte iih Suriidjicbcn. ais Der
0crr erfldrte, hnB CT ~:bntiddlih Sprge
UNI lein Seclcnbcil bapc unb linn cine
Seiftc ablegte. SnrnIi bot CT BEN
Sefnu, am folgcnben Gage nit ibm
5uiammcn5utrcffcn. mn ouS rcli9ioie
@eiprdrh f%prt5uieten. eritien aber an
fol9ethen Gage niht III Der beScidmcz
ten Stelle. Ser Sctau begab iih bar
arf lpieberlm III Die @obuuug bcs Be-
trcffenhcu uub crfubr bier 5u ieiucr
aroBten llebcrrnihun9, ba6 Der &crr
am Sa9e porber, Scbn Winuten. ndts
DEM CT i'm pcrlaiicn bate, pcrltnrbcu
mar. Sief erid)iittert bcgnb lid Der
Scfau III ba5 Sterbe6immcr ulb be-
merfte neben Der Seihe Elm Silp Scr
Game, bercn Sciuh or cmpiaugcu
bate. &cr III oicic Same. iragte CT
Den i'm bcglcitcuoen Sicner. Gas
IN Die ppr 10 Sahren pcritorbeuc
Satin mciucs Nerrn, luar Die Amt
mort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17
1nt t. spiistcn ,iIcrife.

User Sen Spu G.uiiote acleicu bat.
ergpBte lid, gelpib an Den liebenslpilr@
biGen, unenpiidJ bDfliden H~ebeusarten
bcr Spauicr.
Nn chem Hernen Dor Der lneritnniz
id1cn Nafenitaot &era GruS. babe id,
einmnl eln Sfcro belpuneert unb Den
Hcitcr befru9t, iucr beiicn 9liidliter
SeiiBcr lei. y@S &c Ill.,, 9aballcro"
- c5 9cbprt Sbnen, mein Serr =
purbe mir Scideib. 8ebe mir aber,
peuu id) 0 Dem u%nperbofften gigeuz
tbum SciiB ergriffeu hattie. Sic Spisc
zines Spld]eS mare mir lid)er i'm
Nateu 8cicneu pbcr 5llm Wiubeltcu
bate ma midi ais gcippbulidlcu
Sferbeoieb ppr DEN Sues 9cit,lcppt.
@fit meincn merttaniIhen Sollcgcn
nur ih oft beS NbenbS Suiommcn bel
eiuem 8lG3hen Seaiiila ilnb bc9leitc.c
lie Damn und) Snuie. Tpr Der &ob>
ming ctucS Sreunbes angclnn9t. prrec
mir itcts mi~cbcrbplt. ruB lie mein
giNentbum lei; bnh ME lit es mir ses
lluAen, aud, nur ais beiheibcncr @air
cin5utretcn. Sh bin tets Gin ciiriz
ger SonntugsiGacr geneicn. ga ih
ubcr inter mcineu belttidlen Srcumz
Den feline Sc9eiitering fiir pieien
Sport cntbedcn fpnntc. ihloB id) midi
ciucm Sagocllb an. DER aus merifn>
niidcn Safennrbcitcrn, Subrleuteu II.
Nn9citcltcu bcitanh. IN bieier braun
uub mciB gemiifteu @cieQihait bape
ih nift mur Ole Sdab9riinbe bes
@olfS tenncn gclcrut. ionberu and, Ole
~ticicrcn unb uncriorihteu @riinoe Der
mcritaniihcn %pltaicelc, Die peit mcbr
Sutcrcnc hotcI.
Chit mar ih piebcr uui Der Sirlf,
bod 81 Eferb I'M tie~iaelpDlbtcn Suttcl.
Sintcr mir. nIf Dem blpBen. fnpd)iaen
Hiiden beS @nulS mad]te Iid mcin
r%citgcpanotcr Sreunh. 9ciarco, Gin
unperfdlidter, uber cioiliiierter Sns
biancr. brett unb belt brap in icincr
Stellrn9 aus, iroB beS lanbesiiblidcn.
iogeuannteu &nl5er9alppps meincs
Meittbieres. SaS Sagbalii6 mar ms
berlte nid)t bplb. Scr Hcecn iiel III
Strpmen; baS @aiier iidertc bllrG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17
Cine isnSerbare 6sIstiebte.

Ser Sonboner .SuiM @rpreB" (22.
Scoember 49, pcrDifcntlidt cine @cs
Ihid,te. fir beren Hiftigfcit CT lid,
perbiir9t unb Die iih in Der b0titen
Sonponer 8ciellihdit nbipicltc. Ser
Sefan elmer Stride I'M Ariitofrutenz
Tiertel bon Bennington erbiclt Dor
eini9en Sa9en Den @eiud elmer pers
ihleierten Same. Die i'm in bohitcr
Ilfreanng bat. on bua Eager cincs
Sterbeneen 81 ellen, Der ibm cine
gcitte able9en ippllc. Ser Setau
be8ab ii6 eiliait iur an9e9ebeuen
abrelle unb befano lid in elmer
e%ieeanten Wilu. 3u ieiner Serlpuns
oerllng fanb CT Den ibm ais iterbenb
6errn bel BOILER @eiurbz
belt por. 9ieier ertlGrte audi, fciue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17
Die perislemre Scr Gsnses
,ftiiiisnGrc Sursp sie bels
aiici,en Sssiaiiitsn.
(spe,ialG Orr,ipumSens oieier scitnus.,

SIMMER miro bic NEaeicgenbeit ocr
fntholild]en WiIlipudrc bes @pu9o III
Der belgiihcn aamnler hcrrmge5errt.
60 bat Der ipsinliitiihc Sbgeorpuete
9rllnnct inter Dem Sciiall Der Sinteu
ipicncr cine Interpolation eingcbruht.
uutcr Dem %ortpunbc Die 8eamten oeS
9pngpItaatcS aegcn Die Ingriffe Der
Wii'iondrc pcrtbeibigcn Su mollcnl @s
tlin9t l%naluublih! Sene tntboliihen
Erieltcr. oeren gauSc2 2ebeu cine 8ette
ton @ntbebrungen uno Cpfern obue
Iu5iidt nuf iroiihe Sclobming lit, Die
ibr Scbcu fiir Die Gingeborencn
binacbcn. pcroen I'M Saterlanbe oils
9efG6rlid)c Scrfplger hingcitelt llno
pcrifrieen; man pirft linen Dor. lie
bcbinberten Die Scumten in Der Ius=
ilbnna hires ImtcS. IS mare iebr
lddDerlih. lpeuu cS ni6t 10 crnit lpdre
unb pcnn Die S~tutinacn niht elm gar
10 c%rbdrmlid,ea Suitrm Der %crz
.rolaunGsIudlt gcAcn bleIC I'M Hcliginn.
Civilization unb &atcrlnuo p~crnicutcu
WtiIliondrc aniocdtcu. Sic Gficntiidlc
Wteinnna III Sclqicn Eat ireil'd, bcreits
sur @eniiGc burtiduuI. eaf eS lid bel
htc'er Scrtuinnng uur nm Elm gans
gc,uDbnliheS SrGen- WtnuEper baneelt;
mir crinncrn an Die &ntlnacu, Die Der
Ibac. Snnbelpelbe dor brei Sabren
9e9cn bie MiiiionGrc ihlcnDcrte. Die
al5 Stlaucnhalter mh Siiitlinae aez
ifilncrt lpurhen mn mic lid Damn Die
ppli9c @rumrloiigtcil oller Nnlpiirie
aui Die cinlpaubfrcicitc &ciie ergab.
@ente nil bic io5ialiiiihe &artei md,
einmal ais Saupinnarrin Der 9rei.
manrerei Sieicn &eriuh ma@en, aber
cas fatbpliihe Selaien piro feline
be'ten Sobne 3n pertbeioiseu wiIen.
is. IS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17

mers 2cn9lic mndt. bic Sabrifen mo
ltnternebmen. peld]e am feline Weiic
ge9eu Die @ruubidse scr aduicrz
moral pcritpBen anf Die Io9enaunte
IN b fit" ite4t, Die bisber
peroifentIid)t nurbe. Nles in Iqem
b"iiritcn 3ipede nnh 2iele bes nerleu
@erbanOe5 ridbiig bnrBcifcllt Iein in
ben bon Der .Gpeniul Yoit" angez
fiibrteu @orten yti9r. Sabclles: n@ir
iperoen inns bemilbeu, cine elite &C.
eigneter Sbeateritiidc fir ben Sc
brnud) bon Sdulen uub GpIeeien 5llz
Iammcnitellen 5u helfer. @ir iperben
cine ,ip b tc Ii it" Der bier in Hetp
9ort 5ur Tuifiibrung 9%elnnsten. eins
p~anbfreien Stiide anierti9en, aubcrz
Dem aber antbplifcn perntlaiieu. bas
Serlpreden 5u 9ebelt, feline Iufiiibs
rlIneen unitattbnfter Glide 5u be-
iiid,en. @ir ner0en feline eisentlide
Seniur betreiben II , feline 9 It c
ID erbotencr Stidc" aus
gcben."
Ian Io9t. Die grDrterlms Der
Yrcllc loiic bclltlih crtcnuen. pie cs
I'M ptc UCorultldl cues SfuqeS pe>
itcQt lei. Bic nellc Sereiniauns min
oieie inmmcln unD intereiiierten Ser
cinen mn Yerionlid,fciten 5usdnglib
MAIDEN. Gin trciilihcr Slau. ltnic.
rer Iniiht naf ipltc man iebuh &C.
rabe ppn New Yprf aus, iup ieber
Shunb 5nerit antgeiiihrt tpiro, the.
nigitens WarnnnssEonale bmrf's
2anb ienben, peru rs and nidt ses
raoc nutbwenbis lit, bel ieoer @elesert.
belt Sturm sm lGnten. 3rbem
lollte man neben DER morolildeu
Scite audi bic a rhetih be-
rildHdtigen. Iuberpcm ifeint es ms
fra9lif,. Oh Der ein1eifla9ene @es
Der rid]tigc. $50 ipllcn mir binfomz
men. lpcnn mir 5ur getGnpiun9 eiuer
ieoen iittli6 bebenflideu gin3elz
crlteiming cine eiaeue Sereinigune
ariinhen lpollen. nit eiuem eiscncn.
Die Witalieber berpilihtenben Sc
lilboe. Neben bieier .Gatbolic Sbeatre
Wopement" miiBte man nlsbalb elm
Catholic Yaper Wopemcut" ms 9es
ben riifen. nno rann cin Catholic
Boot @opemcut". mad)t iib bod I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17
Oas Gsettc'p enfntal in
Gbisaes.

Gin Goloilal Document bon Solfz
gang bon @petbe mirb i'm 2incpInz
Yart 81 Chicago ieinc Nufiteauny
finben. es lit cine Sdentun9 Der
8eutifcn @eielihafteu bon Chicago.
unb bas @crt lpurpe bon Dem Miinz
dctcr 9iIoballcr Srufeilor Sermurn
@abn ber9eitelt.
Der &iinitler ipurbe am IS. Nop.
1929 IN SloiterzS eilspprf (So6icnz
Weiningcn) aehprcn uub lGui biebcr
baS Wpltfcs Sentmdl fir Gbcmnie,
oas Summerz Seufmal fiir Munoliz
itabt. paS SisstzS enfmal iiir 8eimar.
eincn auferItanbcnen SbriltuS.
Sron5esS tahletteu, Bitten. Mcbailc.1
llno Ylantetten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17
,Gatkslie Gtcatre ,lspsment'
ms Geben aermien.

Sn Ncip @orf lit, ipie bprtiee Sldts
ter mclben. bon CARDINAL Sarlep auz
gcrcgt. pn5 lett 2dn9crem bereits 9es
plantc Is Catholic Sbcatre
No men MN OILS beihloIleue
nnD oraaniiierte Scfregung ms Sa@
icin 9ctrcten. @ir lcien barber in
Der gtciu Porter ,Gperins YoIt" BON
3. Scbrllnr: Ais Elm SelpeiS fiir Den
Ginfllb elmer lolfen Sepeguug, be-
ruien lid Scne, Die lie beforbern. allf
Den llmitano, baB lie Sanb in Sano
arbcitcu pcrbeu nit aleu- fntboliihen
%ereini9ungen beS 2arbcs." sort
lid bciBt cs bann in bem gennmtcn
Sldttc:
She Catholic Central @creiu. the
Nmericau federation of Catholic go
cieties. tie anigbts OF Columbus, anb
the Solp 9taine Societp are lpnle OF
the ppiperiul allies lpGid niu leno
their niiiltance TO the fight aguinit
Dcmpralising theatrical PRODUCTIONS"
slb9chaltcu Dnrbe Die bicic Be-
ipealino crpiineuoe Tcriummluna I'M
Ncfturat Der ct. Yatrid ssaatbebrulc
an Neip Yorf inter bem @oriiB Migr.
Sapcacs. ginger Inn ppbntcn Ser
YrGiibent pes &erbaubec, elm 6err
Wc@uirc. Der bas Nmt eines Siiliss
Staatsanlpaltes befleioet, unb pier5ebn
anbere 3erreu, pelhc ben IuSidpuB
bilben. Der 3u'ammenfunft bel. &c
rcitS lit cine Difentlids Srtldrung III
,yor,m cine3 Slu9blnttes erldlicncrt. III
ser 3nede uub 3iele Der Sclpc9una
erldutert perben. @ic cS iheint. ipl
hie Ntiisliebihait on bas Seripreden
gebunben iein: rMan mpllc lid oeS
Seimdes aller 5beatcr unb Srtc ieber
9lrt ~entbalten, ,uu niebris scmeine,
nniittlihe uber Obic0nc SariIellnngen
sebpten werbsu." Iubererieits iollen
pie 9eamten bcs @erbanbeS periidert
bnben, es lei nidt ibre Nbiiht. cine
GeniuraS eborbe 81 biloen. Sm Sc
acntbeil; ma iuil cine elite iener
Glide aniertiseL se9en Die bonn litts
lid1en Stonbpunfte II nidlts ein5us
fpenbeu lit, dbnlih ipic es Die Gonius
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17

new style feature. The closing
is at the left side front. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: %, "a,
26, %, 80 and 80 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 3 rs yards
of 44-inch material for a "a
inch size.
9S63-Dress for Misses and Small
Women. This stylish model was
prettily combined in checked
brown and white wooden for
the skirt and brown crepe for
the waist. A soft and pretty Cir
die of red messaline forms an
attractive finish. If made of one
material, serge, corduroy. velvet,
linen, silk or satin could be used.
The model is also good for other
wash fabrics. The skirt lines are
simple and pleasing. The waist
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-17

wrist length with band cuff is
ideal for cool days, while the
short sleeve with its pretty cuff
will be comfortable in warm
weather. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: 2, 4, 8 and 8 years. 1t re-
quires 2 5-S yards of 40-inch
material for the dress and 5-s
yard of 27-inch material for the
tucker for a 6-year size.
,S4O-GirPs Dress with Shield and
Long or Shorter Sleeve. Red
cashmere with trimming of SOU
tache braid, or brown serge with
facings of green or white would
suit this design nicely. The
model is also good for galatea,
linen, linene, prunella, percale,
velvet or corduroy. The fronts
are crossed below the deep
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80, "a, SO, 80, 40 and ~ inches
bust measure. The skirt in )
sizes: %, "a rs, 20 and 80
inches waist measure. 1t re-
quires 8 1-2 yards of 40-inch ma
terial for a medium size, for the
entire suit.
For a neat and simple waist
style to wear with this suit see
u new Spring and Summer
CatalOg.
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.
'S5O-Ladies' KimonO. A Comfort
able Lounging Robe. Cotton
crepe, lawn, wolfe, batiste, silk,
or flannelette may be used for
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this charming model. The waist
is finished with a deep round
collar, and the short sleeves
show a neat upturned cuff. The
skirt has four cores. The pat
tern is cut in 3 sizes: Small. me-
dunn and large. 1t requires ) 1-S
yards of 36-inch material for the
medium size.
S69-A Simple, Comfortable and At
tractive FrOck for the Little
Miss. Girls Yoke Dress with or
without Tucker Yoke, and with
Long or Shorter Sleeve. Linen,
linene, gingham, chambrey, per-
Gale, challie, serge, crepe, cotton
wolfe or epOnge are all desirable
for this design. 1t has many new
style features, and is simple, and
easy to make. The sleeve in
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address
receipt of 10 cents (%silver.
wrapped in paper. or stanps) 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.
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opening, which is outlined by a
shaped collar. The gored skirt
has plaits in back and front.
The drop shoulder joins. the
sleeve in wrist or elbow length.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 8,
10. IL and Ia years. 1t requires
4 yards of 40-inch material for
a l2-year size.
,S55-A Good Style for a Street or
Home Skirt. Ladies' Skirt with
or without one or Two Folds.
(In Raised or Normal Waist
line.) Plaid wooden mixtures,
shepherd checks, broadcloth.
wolfe, panama, velvet or cOrdu-
roy, linen. serge or silk, are all
suitable for this style. The
back shows a smart belt above
the tuck finish. The folds are a
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