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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

with dart tucks. 1t measures at
the foot in the medium size,
when finished about l "a yard.
The pattern is cut in Z sizes:
80, "a, SO. 3S, 40, AZ, and "A
inches bust measure. II requires
6 IA yards of 36-inch material
for a medium size.
99O5-Girl's Dress, with Shield. and
Three-Piece Skirt. A Comfort
able and Pleasing Model for
School and General Wear. Blue
and white striped galatea is here
combined with facings of white
linene. The fronts are crossed
wide at the closing and finished
with IA nOtched collar, cut square
over the back. The skirt has
plaits at the side seams. The
sleeve is finished with a deep
cuff. The pattern is also suitable
for cashmere, prunella, ging-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
@icScr cir %S'uiihenian.

gan Sic9p, Gal.-Yoimlcitcr
Sranf y. Subnitun III SnmStng Nott
IA. Mara III SccuIc, llnbe Der nlcris
taniihen @ren5e, bon brci mcritus
uiihen Sanbitcn crihoicu morbcu.
Soft unb 3oltamt lpurheu uicNcrgez
hrannt. Gem Scriht 5uiolae lurrrc
Solution erihoiicn, neil or iih lueis
acrtc, ieiucn @elcidrunt 81 Gffucn,
Der nit cinem Combinations Sdlp6
Geipcrrt mar, ScfretIr Srpau mo
@oupcrncur Nirnnn W. Sobuion BON
Californian iinb pm Den &criuoubteu
bcS Grmorbetcn criudt lpprpcn, Die
Nnaclcoenbcit Si mtcr'udcn. -
Sorlduiig bal cine Sbcriiis @tnunz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
&uu Der @ohc.

Sic Smpess Meaicrlr9 ilidt Die
neridtli6c Sreiln0una Der III Sort
Slib. ScraS. intcrnirtcn fliihtigcu
mcrifuuiidcu S%pbcrnliiten Su hintcrs
trcibcu. neil tic teilen Hatb nciB, pn5
tic nit Den SelGtcn thuu Ipll.
Sic TnHciteltcr Der &enrD Siegel's
idcn @aurenbdlIicr. Il. Cir. Stprc
uno Simpipn sGrnwiprb 60, Nclu
9lorf, pcrlicrcn uidlt uur ihrc Stclz
lun0cn. aud, buS @clo. bds tic Der
SicNcl &dnf unpcrtrdlt, iolpic Die i'll
Der NnNcitclltcn liutcritilbpmgsfanc
cingc6nbltcn @clbcr iilo perloren.
~
Nn Baltimore lit INTER Der @fits
nirtuug bcS Cardinals @ibbpns cine
@clucglung einaclcitet mprbcn sur Ser
nnitultug elmer internationalcn Sric>
bcn5s GpufcrenS 81 Baltimore I'M
9tppcmber bicie3 SnhreS.
~
Gin llntcrihicb 5ipiidcn Glcuelauh
uub 8iliou: Der ~eriterc lit I'M @ciBcn
0auic %atcr, Ser lcBterc Sdnpicgers
patcr ncmorncu.
M Sbio bat picner cinmal Gin
M0rpcr sic ilblide IuSrchc pom
.ruiuierteu 0cim" por9cs
brudlt. &cm Iid ipldlc WGnncr
cnpna mebr nm ibr Gcim tiimmerteu,
t0nutc g. nidt 10 lcidt pcroorbeu
lpcrbcn.
Sic oitcrrcidiidc He1ierumQ bat
Sic NlSitclluuo bon IuSmunberuugse
TGiieu an mGnulidc Ycrioncu 5ipiz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

idaft Die %erfolgun9 Der Snnpitcu
aufgcnominen.
Sas &rieNsreht ipllrbc bcutc tntz
lang Der @rcrSc nuf mehrerc MciIcu
ipcit BON ichcr Scitc bon Secntc, Gnl.,
%prptlamirt. lpeil in Der Sumstn9 Nuht
Gin @cncrulz Storc. Ser al,d, oas Soft
amt uuo 3ollnmt entbiclt, BON mcritn>
niIdcu Surpitcn niebergehrannt unn
Der Euitmciiter Sranf Sobnirou cra
morbet nllrhe. Ter Wpro creignctc
Iidl nllf mlcritauilcbcm Wcbiet rmb
iumerbulb Der S%urisbittion Ot5 Stuus
te5 Californian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
@aS meintc tic

Gbica9p. Su.-Sheibun9 pon
ibrem @nttcu, Dem ueailtertcu auui
manu- Neurp Z. STlunb. pcacn WruIs
iomtcit ipllrpc Srau Wnub Morris
Sflpob. Sohtcr bc3 pcritpr6cncu
SleiiHbarnu$ Ncliou Morris. bcipils
list. Scbr bcipc9t fla9tc Srnu Sdnpnb,
Die oar feline Ilinlcntc benniprutbtc.
bn tic iclbcr 0cmua @clb babe. ibrc
Notb nNcine Sran auf Der Mclt
fam nit linn ullafumncn". ia9tc lie,
.cr lit pole Is SATIRE dlter ais id,
rnp bat icin %cr9uil2cu binter iih.
CT ipullte INNER ilur Su &uuic
bIciheu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

gcbcn; Ipn1it mar CT bel Den Suifrnz
Nctteu IN lluguabc gcfallcu.
9iudbcm sic Ycitihcubeloiu al SnIl
gehradJt mar. unbtc ein Ypli5ilr. Der
haftctc tic uno iiihrte tic aui Ole
Tnli5ciitntipu. 81. Seppu crpies lid,
ul3 0encro2 unb crfldrtc, feline Nutlugc
crbcbcn 5G nplicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

idcu DEM II. ulb 80. S~ebcnsidbr
llntcrIngt.
Gin Ittioudr ser LUTON Sacificz
Snbn itrcngt Gin @crittapcrfabrcu
gegcn Die &crfunung5md6igtcit bcs
GintommcnitclIcrz Wcieecs an.
-
Sdpnn triffts Sin Werito Iniralten.
sic in Dem pom Den Gpuititutipuoliitcn
bcherrihten @ebictc anidiiigcn ,Sapos
nern fprt3Ibringcn, Inn 10 3piihcn<
fallen nab Nrt hcs Sentou Sallca
~porSubcllgen.
Irdiibcut &i!ipu mntcrScidnct bic
Gil, muriu S35.0OO.OO filr Den Sdu
elmer Hcgicrun9$ Giicnbuhu in
Nldsfu bclpiQigt pcrbcu.
~
Sa5 Observation-Disclosures ldBt Die
@ctrcibcOnricn hca Horbwcitcn9 nnb
Die iiiblid,eu Sannnuoll @0ricu. cinz
iflieBlid) Der 9iclp PORTER. brrd cinclt
rpu Ncnrr aclcitctcu ~llntcrnusidub
llilSl HuCN.
Ser oitcrrcidIiihc Hcidlsrath lit
mad, DEM Sdlcitern nc2 bcutids tid)cdIis
'hcu Ill3glcido nllf ltnbcItimrntc 3eit
pcrtagt lporoeu.
Iu Der @rcnSe bon Soipcr Soliz
ioruin pirb iniplgc Der @rcucltbnt bon
Secatc bon hcn umcrituuiiten Scbors
bcn Der aricgssuitnnb proflnmirt mn
Gin ihnricr Observation-Disclosures eins
gcrihtct.
Scnator @ects (@:nN.) lc2t Scnt
@rGiibcutcu @iiiou har. haB Gin
@anfcrott Der Nep Hort, Ncip &upcu
4 &drtforhs &dhu rmpcrmciblid) lei,
iallS niht buih cin Suiriepcnirclenbc&
ARRANGEMENT crSiclt miro.
"
Sic Sompicrz Suipcttorcu IN Yhilua
belpbia Scbcn anlGBlid Der ~@onrpc"z
aataitrppbc ipibcriprcdhcnnc Gntihci~
runecn an 80 ssaSr Die cine aopitGn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
of 40-inch material for a 34-inch
size. The skirt measures l 3-4
yard at the foot, in a medium
size

size. The skirt measures / ID
yard at the foot, in a medium
size.
9SS9-Ladies Dress, with or without
c emisette, with Long or
Shorter Sleeve. and with Skirt
in Raised or Normal Waistline.
Crepe wolfe in a new blue shade,
with embroidery i'm self color on
cuffs and collar, was used for
this design. The waist is shaped
in front at the closing, and the
kimOnO sleeve extends over the
shoulders to form a yoke. The
neck is cut in pointed outline in
front and finished with a deep
collar. The sleeve is stylish in
wrist length or with a pointed
cuff in shorter length. The skirt
is cut on prevailing lines, is
graceful and finished at the back
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed 10 any address
OH receipt of 10 cents (~silver,
wrapped i'll 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 stale 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, 1914-03-24

MiuIs on @ebirnrinbc bur1 Elm Ylls
an &orperfraft eriest. j.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9S88-Child's Dress with Yoke and
Long or Shorter Sleeve. In High
or Low Round COllarless Style.
Lawn, nainsOok, dimity, cross
bar muslin, crepe, wolfe, null,
silk, %percale, cashmere, or fan
nelette may be used for this de-
sign. II has simple lines, is easy
to make and pretty. The finish
could be lace or embroidery for
"best" dress. while il made of
nainsoOk, a yoke of 'all over"
would be nice, with a simple
hem finish. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: /, 2, 3 and 4 years. 1t
requires 2 IL yards of 36-inch
material for a 3-year size, with
2 IL yards of 4-inch edging for
ruffle.
9S97-Girl's Dress with Lining
(Waist in Blouse or Regulation
Style). Blue chambrey combined
with blue and brown gingham
was used for this model. The
waist is neat in its simple lines.
1t is cut with body and sleeves
in one, and has shoulder and un-
derarm seams. 1t is blOused over
a lining that may be omitted,
and the waist may be finished
with smooth regulation outline.
A jaunty cuff and collar, to-
gether with the plated skirt,
combine to complete this natty
frOck. Percale, lawn, dimity,
wolfe, challie, tub silk, cashmere
or linen, are all appropriate for
this style. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 and IL years. 1t
requires 3 IL yards of 40-inch
material for an Swear size.
92S9--Child's ROmpers. A Comfort
able "Play" Garment. Garments
of this description are ever pop
ular for little tots, and a boon to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

Sic Sampler Suipcttorcu in Yhilns
relpbia 9cbcn anluBIid Der "@tonrpc"
antultrppbc lpihcriprchcnhc Gutihci>
Nunecn al. ia asaSr Die cine &opitdl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

Sic oiterrcidiide He1iermQ hat
Bic NlSitcllum9 ppu Nuspunberungss
SGlicu az mGnnlihc Ycrioucu 5lpiz
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
EMPRESS WRECK INQUIRY
Is RESUMED AGAIN

Quebec. June io.-Th- Empress ot
ireland wreck inquiry opened today
with the explanation aud ai-oiosi-s
b. q. =. liaishs. counsel for the own
ers ot the Collier St"'.'ai. ~hich
sank the Empress. ii- said that he
had nui meant To imply yesterday
that the Canadian Pacific HALLWAY.
owners II tho Empscss. had tried Ia
spirit the witness away. This VAS
the Impression made by Mr.. iiaishi
yesterday when he placed on the
stand Jane. galway. n mate on the
Empress. who testified that the
steering gear was defective. Galway
had told him. he said. that he Was
about 10 be sent To England.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
GENUINE ECZEMA REMEDY
New Remedy That Heals Eczcma
Ouick1y

VutCklS.
The iI,usman i,rug Go. sold hun.
drc,is of lara Of Iiokara. AMI. al
though they offered to refund II,
purchase price to any dissatisfied
purchaser. no, one jar has been re-
turned.
While this IA surprising in Its tf.
yet the most marvellous thing is the
reports of chronic eases ut eczema
tina, have been cured by this simple
skin food. People who have suffered
with scales. sc,bs and even biccdip ,
itching have found relief in lIokara.
No matter where the eczema. PIN.
pies or other breaking ont occurs.
whether ON the face, hEniH. '.gE or
body. the application OF iiokara
should give quick relief. and even the
wort or most chronic cases should
he cured In = short time.
You can buy a iihcral-sizcd jar TO.
day at the very low price of 25s. and
with every package goes the fiaus-
man Drug Company guarantee to
refund the money " II ia not sa,israc-
tory.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
AVIATOR Will ATrEhUr
10 CROSS ATLANTIC

S.~ York. June i..-Nn a'rS-
plane noN suiiiins for i;oimaa
Wunamsk.r Ia which IN attempt
wiii " made To r.oss III. A,lan'ir
arsan viii carry ,his- riio,s. s'f"'d-
inr 10 announcement todss. Lien
tcnan, J.hn e. Porte "f the iifi,i' a
navy. ~h. las i,-ea selected 10y Nj.
~i,. have Nsia'"F Hal
l.u In the iisins baa, With hiss from
N-s f.uns'lsnJ so tho Nfos-s. ~hrr"
IL. iirs, STOP will be- made. ~ III"
AZORES i, is planned To rick up j-hn
Lansing Cai,an.
Tho distance :r.n, ~. i"''ns. \. -.
Ia the isiaais Is i.i.s miles AMI i.i"-
;rnaa, Porte believes he san d" u In
twenty h-afs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
1xAD1so ur 10 rHE QUESTION

Mr.. Mover ilkcs yoi. father.
said the yoanx lady.
Likes me-" hc exclaimed.
YES: lie thiaks . great deal c'
you."
well. ! have brcu under tho i'm
prcssion for some time that he ilte,
some ono here remarked tho father
''hut I've never sccn any indication
that ! was tho one"
well. Jon will the very next
time you scc Mr.. Mo2cr."
''liow Will he show it!''
"Nc's going 10 ask II YOU will con
sent TO bs his faihce-in-,aw." whoz
pcrcd tho beautiful girl.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
.fRECkiE-FAcE
Sun and Wind Bring 0ut Ugly Spots,
Her 10 Remove Easily.

Here's u chance. Miss Fsatki--fasc.
10 .'E, > t.a,s;i, for fseekles With lh.
guarantee of u reliable dealer that IL
will not cos; ,ou pcnny uai-s. IL
removes the fr-rkies: while II Il do~s
ss,c you = clear eompicaioa the cs.
pcnsc II triflinE.
simply set an o,Hrc os othin-. doa-
BILE strength. fsom tiausmss Dsux Go,
and = fe~ applications shoaid show
soa hos easy Il is 10 std yoars-if ot
the homeiy fseskies aad get . eeau-
tifui complexion. Rarely is 1os~
ii,sn oa- ounce ae~ded for The ~osss
.a.-.
liz sure I. asa the dsukxiss for tho
.'.uh'- strength oihlnc a. tht. IL III"
prescription spid uadcs suasaat-r az
money hack " II fails 10 remove
fsrsLi-s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
'Aalb NerElt,
CHICAGO soAap Of IRAnE

Wheat prices advanced today In
synpathy With sar0assr iAvsspoeS
cables. After opsaiug ! 70 tc higher
the market eontinued to lean 10 the
bull side.
The close was steady At Z to bc ast
sdvaaee. ~
Although corn at first reflertaa
the ktrcssth af whset. . reaction
sooa took place. The opeaiaK ranked
<son . shade of To ! 10 &c advance.
but about aii Of the ssins were wiped
out. aad July went aadcs last nisht's
level.
The close was firm. le Oft TO =
shsd. advance compared With last
aisht.
Crop damaxe reports made the oats
market firm.
Ciose: Wheat. July s3i: septem.
ber SlI.
cosa. July ssI: sspteab~r c7t.
Oats. July asJ: s~pteober ss2.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
cHAMpERLAIN's TABLETS
UHEouslLED

Mrs. Gos- Gr-va. wahash. ihd..
s,ii-s. -i:-c-niiy I need i~a bottle
af Chamberlain. Tablets aHi t"ina
them spi-adii for stomach 'gus,i''~
and constipation. In fact. I have n-s-
ct seen their equal" Sold BY all
slrairfa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

HOGS: Receipts ii. 200: market
siroaE. Sc higher: built Of saies S'ss
tn SEQ: iisht $40 10 x.a7l: mixed
81" To A.S:l: heavy '.ss 10 $50:
rossA 7.ss TO $40: Piss 7.is TO 7.sc.
Cattle: Receipts hoos: market
firm: b-cssa '.as to '.ss: sicsss s.Ao
TO x.is: ssorkess aad s~~d~ss ste
to k.ie: cows ssd hcisrss $50 10
$50. raiSrs : 10 io.SS.
sheep: Receipts 1900: market
sluw: sheep $40 $40: yeasliaes
s.As 10 $50: iambs $50 10 sac:
spstaEx : to S.;:.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
An lxposaBr1lTY!

"what Is the object of your go
cicty?"
ITO prevent gambling among wo-
men"
.Why certainly gambling c,n be
sto,pcd.''
''Oamblins! I thought you said
sabblins.'
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

HOGS: Receipts $500: market
HIGHER: baik ot saiea $50 10 x.aa:
heavy x.3e to SEQ: packsrs aad
huieh.es x.3s tn x.ss: iishs sic 10
sac: piss $50 Ia =.
Cattle: Receipts 3so: market
ssroas: prime Ted sasess x.se 70 D:
Arsssrd hsss ssress 7.ss 10 A.ss;
vesessu slssss s.7s 10 STE: southern
sesass SIS - s.<es cove ass -
1.3s: hsis~rs s.ss 10 >: slorksrs aaS
essdsss $40 10 '.5:: ballA $50 -
II: calves 6 10 10.
aAesp: RerriPis s.ooe: market
steady: laahs x.ss 10 S.as: ysasllass
|G.:s To tbs: weshcsa 80: 70 s.sS:
ewes go to $50: siorksss aas
feeders s.ss TO Z.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
NEW yoek sTock LIST

Close: Amaisamaied Copper 7iA:
American smcitisx asd Refining Ga:
American sugar Rcfininx iOSS: Csn-
adian Pacific 1851 Northern Pacific
iio1: Reading tei3: U. =. steel 60:
u. =. steel prctcsrrd 1881: Atchisos
ssi. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
WAS eu1I OF IT

Ncll-fou can ray what yo,
please about him-his heart II In tho
right place.
Bclic--iIow do you know,
Ecil-iic has intrustcd II 10 my
keeping.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Cattle: Rreei,ts 3oe: market
steady: bccf siecrs use 10 sic: cows
aud hcifcss ESQ to =: cslvcs , 10 ~.
Hogs: Receipts 400: market sc
higher: top S.:s: baik Of salss S.3s
10 mas.
sheep: Receipts aoa~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
ONTO HIS TRICKS

Ragman-'iAny old bottles today.
mum?''
woman-"No. but you might try
Mr.. Soakem's next door: his wifc's
coming back from the scashorc to-
morrow. Transcript.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE Of" ''|
.nAexA1Es n SESSION

New York. Juac is.-Dircciors oe
the National league wcni Into sc"-
sion here shortly b~forc noon to-day
prior to tho mcciiaE OF the National
omuisa,on. nt which tho Fedora,
,casuc iuvasion and plans 10 chcsh
Il we're to be the chief >Subjccis dis
cusscd. .,-.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
HOT ,GoDranLY EQUIPPED

Rsse-You had to eirc Clarence 4
hint before hc'i propose. ehr
Liiy-Y-yes. He didn't seem to bt
squipped with q sslt-starter.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
,NElv YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

No changes OF note occurred In to-
days dull and professional market.
The market closed steady. Trading
became even more insisnificant In
the final hour. the days total ap-
preaching a new low record.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
the MONEY MARKET

New York. June ie.-cali money
steady. II TO , per cent.
Time loans steady; so days "a:
% days - TO -: six mouths 81 TO
81 pcr cent. ..o. 80. 49,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
E1'f''t ''tEE!s.'|s|'':%IE,
lossssssss srs.s ~, ~

(csoseoos1 ssoo OA0s ~
carrsnxs supporters whom he seized
when he f0rcibly t0ok possession OF
the eonstitutioaaiist Affairs in Chi
huahua. This WAS taken ~ added
evidencc thst the differences had
been sasoothcd over.
Mr.. Haoa aad SECRETARY Brysn
took luaeheoa Together privately aud
later the Arscntina minister went 10
the state department for = further
conference. Neither would make .
ststrncat.
I1asasa yhlb, 0nt.. Jass H.
1hs Anerieaa and Hsssta delegates
hold firmly ts1Ay to he opposite
visvs sxyessool by thsa In psblis
stateasa0 sxplainiag ths typ q
ma dslksl b saeh side for pro.
visisaal prssi1sat of Mexico.
1sth sids having goas Oh record.
~ pessps& b that neither viii give
way and Nat there will b cen.
plsts breakdewn ol nsdiatiea.
Word was received today from Mia.
istsr Naoa Of Arxeaiins that he
would not return until tomorrow
from his trip Ia New Haven aud
Cambridge. where he received hoa-
ossry degree.
Tho eoafcrenr~ that was 10 have
bssa held today Vas tho eoafcscaec
l,uss tsoaed uatil Tomorrow.
u may bc aescrminrd thea whether
aad eosamoa gyound SemAins for a.
aGrecasrst.
tho American delegates stiii have
so0e asm~a 10 submit. hut the iia-
ssta delegates have opposed caess-,. J..
rally all psrnoas saxkcsscd thus far
sad there y tittlc likelihood thai any
name smasaiiak from tho Amesi.
eaas viil bs eonsidssrd scslousiS.
TIE Erdiaaoss ~ = last rusest. will
sHbmis = iisa al nsc names. Th~s~
= . fsial hoee that one a thesr viii
b. acceptable. hat esca the media.
tors doa't psof~ss opsimjsa.
Aside sro0 the liability 10 s~icrt
. mas Tor prosisioasl president =
eoasrovcssy has dsvclopesi bet~e-a
the Aasrsicaa aud iiucsts deiesairs
~ TO how the c,eciioas ioe p~sma.
a~nt persidcat Tn be conducted by
the peovisioasi government. shoaid
bc supervised. Likewise. the Am1s-
seaa delegates. In iasissias On = Goa.
ssisutiaaalisl for psovhioaai pscsi-
d~nl. have argued that the eonssiiu-
slosslias pafsy aos oaly domisstes
the eoaatsy trua . military polst
q lvSsv. hst. - spassjcaly ~ The
majority. knilio Rahaaa. the heaA
a the MssDssa ds)se,iios. ~mphsti-
tally aeaiss today that The rosssi.
tulioaaiisis eoalre,lsd the sr~sssr
popsiaiioa. sayia9 that miliioss ot
people hsd beea paa.ivc and had MOI
ladicAsed In any way that they n.
voe~d the revelation. Tic argued
Eslso the imprassseahsisiy ot a bs-t~r-
Slsaa elcetioa hoard. such ~ has t'ccs
proposed BY tho Aacrieaa dclcsa.
ltoN.
"The Am~ssean representatives at.
issly repaaisie aay sasRrssioas that
the Aasricaa rreaidsat has any Ia
lsat oe destroying the electoral lsh.
esty os Mextro." was tho reply made
10 the saRRrsssos Of NJ. Rsi,asa that
puitinE the eoassitulIoaalisia In con.
srol Of the rruvtSsosai soscrnmcn,
was "tsatamoast 10 ab~t,ix. and
even cssrsiax fraud. ~ tho c,c~.
tsoas.''
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
RATES OF ExoHMsee

New York. June is.-Ciosc: Primo
mercantile paper ~ 10 per cent.
Bar silver S61.
Mexican dollars isl.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

rrss,isx a every 1esrssptios oses.
~ sad quickly exscuts1 q the
cAsoaieie-S News ~ soo0a. samples
ssA auasas,oes o. sssssse. w tie
sessphoee. TrtsSaa1 <jo. q
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
NEW yo0k METAL

Copper dull: spot aud August
I1,7S 10 l3.xs.
Tia quiet: spot 7o.!s to 3O.'s.
Iron quiet. unchanged.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
CHICAGO PR!e!yls.91s

Lack OF demand caused provisions
to saE.
Close: Pork. July :o.7c: ssptem.
her :a.i0.
Lard. July 1919: September 1890.
Ribs. July ii.s:: sep,sreer ii.ss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
81. LOUIS METAL

Lead dull. 3.xe.
Hpsllss weak. <.Ssl.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
VIEW YoRK .coTToW

Cotten:s Bpos quist: y,,m'ddiina
1885; gulf 1850. Sales 130 bales.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-23

Florence Lawrence was born in
Hamilton, Can, and the first time she
appeared on the stage was in her
mothers arms, wrapped in a fluffy
blanket, when she was not yet year
old. Her mother, Lolita Lawrence.
was an actress and was compelled
to take Baby Florence with her on
her tours. '-.'~a 80
In 1907 Miss Lawrence applied for
a position as extra" actress at the
Edison company and was engaged to
take part in Daniel Boone" Since
then more than a thousand photo
plays have recorded her delightful
personality, which is unlike that of
any other motion picture player.
From the Edison studio Miss Law.
renee went to the Vitagraph com
. o. s
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-23

pany, and next she joined the Bio
graph forces, where, first as "The
Biograph Girl" and then as Mrs.
,Jonesy'' of a famous Biograph series
Of pictures, Miss Lawrence was
known to millions.
';--O-O-
- - :, A, NEAR GOLDEN TEXT
;#&~#4 3## #E#&# 4
- The Hours You Waste
in Work
for Selfish Ends,
- - Dear Heart,
., Are Stolen from Your
- Wastrel Friends
= Loaf Longer, Then, Today,
= II. =. and ......
- Make Amends!
Sc ALa>-a -. 80 &c &c
The evening world., 1914-03-21
CIRCUS LID OFF;
NEW THRILLS FOR
GARDEN CROWDS
Many Extra Features Mark the
Barnum & Bailey "Big
Top" Up to Date.

The lid IL of at Madison Square
Garden to-day. There Barnum &
Bailey's newest things In the circus
limo arc calling.
And We all might as well admit II,
for we're all grown-up. circus-craxy
kids. Tho call OF the three rings and
the side shows sounds mighty good.
There was . dress rehearsal last
night. with everything In shape from
tho magnificent spectacle. "Ths Wiz
ard Prince Of Arabia" to the latest
joke OF the funniest clowns. Only
tho crowd and tho vendors Of peanuts
and lemonade were missing. But It's
safe bet these Were on hand to-day
when tho circus began Its city stand
The evening world., 1914-03-21

n honor Of Mrs. Pritchard. VINO will
r,move to Chicago on the list, where
Mr. Pritchard has accepted posi-
ton.
The Brighton Heights Reformed
Church has bought Two lots on the
Richmond turnpike, near the Glove
road. on which chapel will he built.
President Ferre ~ the junior class
OF the Curtis High School announces
,hat the junior dance viii be held at
the Curtis Lyceuni. st. George, on
April Il.
The following committee has charge
OF the arrangements for the annua
The evening world., 1914-03-21

dance Of the Loyal Order Of Moose
at the German Club Rooms. on April
10; Charles Harding, chairman: -.
Peterson. Secretary: J. Reiss, Treas
urer; j. &. Smith and A. G. Henry.
A retreat for ladies will be given
at the Academy OF Our Lady of the
Blessed Sacrament, Grymes Hill. be-
ginning March 81 and continuing on
April and .. The retreat will be in
charge OF a Jesuit Father.
4 euchre and dance will be held
by Tottenville Council, No. 1875,
Knights of Columbus. in knights Of
Pythias Hall. Tottenville. on April I q
The evening world., 1914-03-21
OF four weeks before jeurnsyinS out
into the r,sbo bolt,

Of four weeks before 3eurnsyins out
into the rube belt.
You can't help taking on your hat
to smiling All Ringing and his broth
ers for producing this ahead-of-d
show-a combination Of the big Top"
Of old days. the theatre. the Hippo
drome and the wild Wsst ~ invented
by Buffalo Bill.
Meeting All Ringing. strolling
around the Garden with q smilo as
brilliant ~ his gorgeous diamond
scarf pin. you can see he II bursting
With pride over tho circus a. . whole
and '"rho Wizard Prince Of Arabia"
In particular. Ho IL tho author of
that, and II the performers keep UP
the standard set At the dress re-
hearsal his smile should grow broader
all summer.
LIKE A PICTURE FROM THE
ARABIAN NIGHTS.
Tho stage end Of the GARDEN looks
like u gigantic picture stolen from
the Arabian Nights. Over all Is a
long bridge. high up near the ceiling,
hlled with prancing horses. and you
wonder how they built It. Stretching