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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16

bunalo Chamber OF Commerce. He was
a grand trustee Of the Eagles.
In 1881 he married Miss Ottillie Schupp
or Buffalo There are two children, Will
lam II. Kennedy, who was graduated from
Cornell University In 1910 and was ad-
United to the New York State bar In 1911,
and Miss Jane Kennedy.
During his long service AZ an Alder
man OF Buffalo Kennedy was leader Of
that body for ten years before his retire.
ment. when he was elected state Treas
urer. he also served two terms as Presi-
dent OF the Board Of Aldermen and as
such was member Of many city boards.
He was always leader in Democratic
politics. and served a. State committee
man twelve years. He was succeeded In
the State committee eight years ago by
william J. Corners who was serving
a. chairman Of the State committee. but
was not an elected member Of the COM
mittee. Kennedy. however. had for many
years been . political rival Of Corners.
and their forces had many battles for
Buffalo. "Kise" was the title applied to
Kennedy by his political familiars. II
arose from . Joking reference to him az
Kaiser Of an Irish ward.
Up to two years ago Kennedy lived In
the old Nineteenth ward. II grew into
an italian bsiliwick. but Kennedy re-
mained In boss, the beloved OF tho voters
both Irish and italian. whom he always
helped out Of scrapes and fed and as
sisted when they werc In trouble. Before
his nomination ~ State Treasurer Ken
nedy sold out his saloon at Pearl and
Eagle streets. q noted political resort. to
his partner. John H. Cannon. who failed
In business and was taken to Albany
later by Kennedy as cashier OF the State
Treasurer's ONCE Politicians Of all sorts
made Kennedys place, the VEGA their
resort every day.
When the twenty cent lunch was served
at noon. the place was filled with city and
county officers. Kennedy was companion
able with all. but drank only infrequently.
Although Of 4 reticent nature, he was
q good mixer" He had the reputation
among politicians Of being an extremely
safe" man. trustworthy In any Of the
affairs OF politics. Often he was accused
Of being 'gang" Alderman. but no mis-
deed was ever brought to his door In his
him. but his hold on his ward was too
strong to BE- broken.
A an Alderman Kennedy lived In good
style. but not extravaEAntiy. After his
election to State ONCE he removed from
the old Nineteenth TO the Markeen.
fashionable apartment house. Here his
style OF living expanded, but he had al
wayS been reputed n wealthy man and II
excited no comment
He was active in the Eagles more than
In any other social organization. al
though he was member Of many. He
did not mix In higher social circles
No Erie county politician was better
known than Kennedy. For thirty years
he was a delegate to State and national
conventions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16
SWEET URGES INQUIRY.
Speaker Says kennedy's Friends De.
mand FuIl InvestsratiOn,

Speaker Thaddeus &. Sweet Of the As
sembly. in town to confer with District
Attorney Whitman respecting the Assem-
bly, graft investigation. said that Ken
nedy's friends would insist that COM
plete investigation Of his office be made
now.
This was a shocking thing" he said
Kennedy was one OF my best friends. But
since he has taken his life the day be-
fore he was to be questioned concerning
the affairs of his office and his connec-
tiOns with the bonding business. l think
his friends will demand that a full inves-
tigation he made
Il am convinced that everything will
be found in proper shape. The Sullivan
committee. which was named last week
might well undertake such an investiEa-
ton"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16
KElNNEDY'S RISE TO POWER.
Alderman ~ 2s-Wss Ross Of
Italian Ward.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb. l5.-John J. Ken
nedy was born In Buffalo In 1865. and this
city was always his home. After going
through the public schools he studied at
st. Joseph's College. then entered business
with his uncle. James Kennedy. a pioneer
grain and freight broker or Buffalo.
When 2s years old ne was elected
Alderman from the old Eighth ward. The
twenty-six years he served In the lower
house OF the Common Council. until he was
elected State Treasurer In 1910. he served
also as Democratic State committeeman
He was resident vlce-president IN Buffalo
OF the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Company. which place he hold when
elected State Treasurer. lie was ac-
counted well TO do, but the extent OF his
wealth was sstiWated only by his closest
friends.
Mr.. Kennedy was . member Of tho
knights OF Columbus. C. NJ. b. A.. the
-. o. H.. the Elks, the UAsiss ard he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16
WASTE, NOT GRAFT. TO BLAME.
So says Municipal Research bureau
Anent bad Roads.

issued by the Bureau OF Municipal Re-
search. The bulletin lays chief emphasis
on waste, asserting that the bad condi-
tons OF the State highways IL not due
to politics, bribery. blackmall. Tammany
Han -or campaign assessments. but TO
waste.
Waste can be easily located" says
the bureau. Graft II the result OF
waste. Graft will continue TO exist az
long an 'wasteful methods are applied to
highway work and tolerated by the tax
payers and the graft prosecutions will
produce few lasting results except bad
memories. unless efficiency methods are
Installed to stop waste
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16

troll Of all employment agencies doing an
Interstate business had been urged upon
the commission by T.. W. Carpenter. man.
aeer OF the National Employment Ex-
change in New York city. The commits
sion will consider this proposal.
Representative Mann. Republican lead
er. has made series Of speeches in which
he has made tho charge that rs a result
of Democratic laws and administration
men had been thrown out Of employment
and forced to apply for help TO public
and private charitable organisations.
In replying to these speeches the Demo-
Gratis have sought to show that business
10 fairly good and that the future is full
OF promise. Mr.. Mann has depended for
his ammunition almost entirely UP to date
on press reports.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16
Token for sons Of Israel.

The token OF remembrance which Mrs.
Rose Schwartzman of % First street
bequeathed to the Sons OF Israel before
she was killed in a panic In moving
picture theatre on the East Sido a year
ago was dedicated last night at the Nc
Klnley Square Casino Annex, 18sth street
and Boston road. Nearly 500 members of
the society were present.
Samuel Schwartsman. Mrs. schwsrtx-
mans husband, presented the token. which
was = scroll purchased with money OBJ
tsined By the sale Of esse worth Of Mrs.
&chWeytSman's 5ewelry, X
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16
STRICKEN IN THEATRE; DIES.
Carl Fink ssccumbs - Attack Of
ApoDlexy.

Carl Fink. 70 years old. q legal adviser,
Of 22S East Fifteenth street. was stricken
with apoplexy while sitting In box at
Ioew's Theatre at Broadway and Thirty
NTH street yesterday. He WAS taken TO
Bellevue Hospital nj 8 o'clock and died
there two hours later.
HIS son. Carl arrived at Bellevue after
hts fathers death with william q. Devery.
the former police chief. who % M fa&hsr-
tu-lAw. ,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16

TRENTON, Feb. l5,-The Etruris Pat.
terry, which has been In operation sixry
years and employs 800 hands, will be
closed within three weeks. according to a
statement made by Charles II. Cook. heal
OF the Cook Pottery Company
Tne general pottery business has han
SLACK since before tho fiIst Of the yest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16
FREED FRIDAY, 10; IN AGAIN.
Pickpscket says It's Warmer II Jan
AnyhDvv.

Anyhow.
Mrs. Mary Bischoff Of ass Market street,
Brooklyn. was ut Avenue a and First
street yesterday evening. on her way to
call ON her mother. whom che felt . tus
at her pocket. She turned and srappled
with . man and held him until two de-
tectlves arrested him.
In the mans pocket was found . post
card addressed to Sam Levinsky. Cell Co.
Blackweil's island. The man
admitted that he 10 Levinsky. and said he
got out on Friday. the 18th. AFTER having
served thirty days for jostiing. Before
he served that term he did rye months
for pocket picking. being released on
December 1. He said he had no monsy
and no place 70 90. and ~ q was warmer
In jail than out he took q chance BY
going after another pockesbook. He signed
a confession Of guilt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16
New York City Has Not suf.
fered So Much From Move.
ment a. Other Places.
ROUND STEAK HAS DOUBLED
Pork Chops, Bacon and Egg,
Cost Moro Than Twice as
Much as % Years Ago.

Were
Commences r.oort showing tba, ,ho =.
Of living has been soaring since 1890.
Round steak has doubled in n-io.
,o,k choc. hav. r.o,,v ,,.,,., '"', :
49, .s,r, 80, ou' ana
o'"or "I.ic'eS nnsoe S'"l'ar show'ngs
nov FORK CITY mas been more for
tunatc than some of the other citcs
the skyward movements being less n,o
no.,nced comnar,.o, 30 49, ~
,,,.. v,o,.,. -. TOO ,,,,., az, ~ "'
49, 80 .'' H's' nine
"'o"t"s VI IsAs sho"s 'hat there was an
average increase OF from to per cent
In the cost OF food In New York city
The report presents for each of forty
OF the most important industrial, ,s,,o.
In the var,ou. sections ~ Mn. -.
at.tss tina retail nrice. NJ Tho n-, Uu,.er
articles Of food ''''''r"
Taking 100 as n base average nr,r. N,
the fifteen principal articles OF food In al,
the cit1es tho comparisons of GONE arc a,
follows
The price OF sirioin steak increased
over 20 per cent. the figures being
1880. 90; 1910. 1874; 1911, 13i. 1914
1877; 1913. 173.
Hound steak showed an Increase of
over 100 per cent. as shown by tts
toiiowine ngures: ie'o. " lFl'' l4s;
wi, lou: 1917, lbf; 1919 .o5.
p,--.s u.
Rib roast rose from ss In 1880 10 II.
IN lsAo pork Shops from W 10 -. oacon
from 20 10 nam iro'n ~ ~ ~
, ,.o isoin 70 i ~ "ei, ne e'''u " I"
To- nour i,",' Nv " -" '"' '',ieH
AZ, W -,
, 40 s.. 80 Iii. go, ,on ~ "a,
i"s W 80, .. ~. -. 1o..
40. s -. "a go. -, '.
d. snn a. 49, y, ,,ts oo,,,-o.,,..
Wv 90, .,e ~ ~s,,.,.,n -. =, d,anmeS :.
va. .,.sS ,',,,,, c,,o.',1,,o,,s h,,,
=, ~" a'. W" ar 90,
IL not uo"" " % :" r., ..,.s. d.
.,., ~, pa.nho- ~ ,s,o ~
Se" ,o,n . 10, W ~ 49, ''''' '''
oe.oue, Az, , L. .,,.
SH.o'i' S.oN' a. a., ~ '''
"nn 80 .en.a -, ,o,o s q,
$40
cen n IN 90 o,,a, -, 80.
iHo $50 " -
ears A'a ,"u." o"a.' POI 80, ~
So So ". 40 ~, .. aa... ,,o,,nd -,
, os . 80 ns oa,,s 49, "a
c"opH' ~ e.h' , ~ '"'''' Nv
cen.s' am '"'u. 40 ~. -, On .
NheAehs o. 90
pounu vi -' "
pounu !" @.
riour "ecFease" ii'''' ~ ''"'" ""t "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16

After this very thorough examination,
which ! made In a most extensive aid
exhaustive way l. found that Mr.. Ken
nedy had conducted his Office In most
efrcient manner and had compiled strictly
with the statutes relating to that Office
in every particular. and with the rule of
conduct which had governed that office
for many year,. VIZ
''hverythIns done by Mr.. Kennedy In
the discharge Of his duties as State
Treasurer found had been done properly
and In most upright manner and entirely
w accordance with the law applicable to
nat Office.
Mr.. Kennedy was most consci Sntious
man, Of q retiring disposition and I;s;ixs,i
publicity and was keenly sensitive Of
eritcism ffsyinx beeh before the Grand
jury and answered oil questions asked
OF INN aud told .eeerythinK 1t desired 10
know and thanking that flis examination
nsd nseh concluded, he worried constantly
enour the proposed examination on Nom
way nori,ii,g becapsA ~ could not ina CINE
~"st further investigation there could -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
GrlcbniHe eincs Deutieken in
2tIerife.

Charles gema. eiu bcnti6er Inter-
tbau. Der tiir5lid ans Dem m~erifaniz
id,en 8unbesgeidngnis in Man5aniQo.
Icr.. beireit purbe, cr5dbltc bel leiner
Nntunft in Cos InseleS, Gal, am 10.
Wai ipabre Observation-Disclosures bon
ieiner 8efausenidaft. 9emn err
5dblte, or lei an Soro zines Sampfers
i'm Saicn pnn Ian5anilln alS Slilhts
ling seipeien, ale 5luci @eritauer on
Sorb sefnmmen ieicn uno i'm aufgcs
iorbcrt bdtten. an 2ano 5u fommen,
neil bort elm 8elbbrief anf i'm iparte.
@r sing an 2ano unb ipllrbe 1ofort
bon Solbateu i~iberipdltigt, Die i'm
inter Der Inflage. er lei .ein p~erions
iider Srcunb Yralioeut &ilion'S"
ms @efdnaniB paricu. Spdtcr
ipurbe bebauptet, er lei Elm Spiou.
uno er purbe sum Sobc perurtbeilt,
ieboh burd ginsreifeu bes peutiten
Goninls serettct. Sm @efdngniB lei
CT berart 9emartert iuorbeu, bab er
mebrcrc Gage nid)t iprcden fonutc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Der amcrifaniieise Dollar.
MS Der idlimmite lturnbeiiftcr In
Megitu pun eiuem ngSiKenDen"
be5eidnct.

Ta6 IIngerer Yaule fam mon am
10. Mai in Der Se6ntte I'M Sunbesz
ienat einmal picoer auf Die meritns
niid)e Srnge 6uriid, inbem equator
Subn Sharp 8illiams eiu auficbetl>
e~rregenoes Sdrcibcn pcrlus. meld)es,
lpie CT iagte, bon cincm in Scra Gru5
i'm Sienlte Der gnnoesrcgierung
itebcuoeu Serru berriibrt, befeu
llnterlhrift CT aber abgcrineu bate
ltnb beIlen Nunc CT nid)t ocrrietb.
Ser Serfaiier beS SriefeS erfldrt. Der
id,limmltc llurubeitiftcr (tbc ~noiiieit
tbing) in Merifo lei Der ameritauiihe
Solar uno &C propbeScict, eS mcrbe
100000 Wcnihenleben lllo 5 600
Miuionen 9oIlar3 toitcn. INN Mtcrifo
ein5umcbmen mn Die Meritauer in
llnterioduna 6u bulten. .Siel beIier
mare eS", fdbrt Der Sricf fort, .ipenm
Die Ser. Stnoten lid in BEN %crluit
Sericnigen fii9tcn, iuclhc bicrbcr ae>
fommcn iinb, nm luie eiil Spieler ibr
Slid 5u periud)en, uno pcrlpren
babcn, uuo tic 5ugiidbolteu. al3 baB
lie lih allf eineu arieg nit Nerito
slim 3ned Ser @roberuna einlieBen."
Senator Sorab beitanb barauf, Ser
College 8iliamS loue Sen Iamcn bcS
SerfallerS nennen, aber oieIer be-
gnii9te lid nit Der Tcriiherung, CT
ieec III bG3 llrt6eil iciueS @cipdbrSs
mameS baS groBtc Sertraucu. Sea
nntor @uain9er tbeilte nit. CT beiiBe
Srieie, ncidle iih en~taegcngeiebt iibcr
Die %erbdltnine i'll Mcrifo dlBerten
nnb lpeI6c cr 9leidial5 5u Den Sltteu
briuGcn iperse,
Hobcrt 8, aerr, fueldler fllr5c Belt
Gipil9puperncur in %cra Grus 9es
ipclen ut. pcriidltc am 10. Wtai pdbs
rcno oes san6cu Cages pergebIiG, ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Dom ,1etp Hapen's ekm'G rait.

Nus @aIbingtpn, .. G., perlautet
unter'm Satum bonn 10. Mai: g.
Iellen betrnt belte fpiebcrum Den
3elaenitanb in Ser llnterluebung Der
sebeimcu Spcrationen Der ytep 8npeu
@iienba6n. bereu 9rdiibcnt CT sebn
Sabre binpurd mar. Gr brad)te aud
feline eigencn Hecorbs iiber Die Ser
tbcilung beS Neiu Sapen ~gellotp Sog
Sunb" NIT. Melen lagte frei beraus.
baB er feline @onuer oocr 8iinitlinsc
5u beId)iiten babe unb Die Iblid)t begc
Nlles 81 bcridtcn, ipa5 bic Neip Sapeu
Snbn a%nbelaugt, ipie a. .. Der lucrths
loic 6rei6risf i'll &cltdleiter Co.. y. ..
Meller ipirb 9enau anscbcn. lpic CT
Die Sollmndlt 81 Den perIdicocnen
ScridmelSungcn. ipeld)e idlieBlid bic
Nefu Sabeu Sobu in Gin Wonopol perz
ipaubclte, Sa5 in @irflidfcit ale
Sransportineac Heuz Gnglanb's conz
trpllirte. erlanstc. IuS Dem Gcrbor
er9ab iih S~undd)it, baB s. y. @oraan
Die Sireftoren Der Hetp Saneu III iolh'
antofratiio6er uuo tpranniiher @ciic
beberrihtc, baB feiu cinsiser ibm 3l
tpireripreeDeu getpost bate, ielbit
lucnu or ctiuas &eiBcS oils itmar5
bcSeidnet babeu niirSe. @illiam
Hpdefcacr mar Ser eiusiae Sircftor,
Der einigen Ginflub ausii6te. Iacm
Iaideinc nadl. uno pie &eaen audi
Su9icbt. bat bas 0ircttorium ibn gun,
Siinoenbod 9cmaht. Sie 3ubDrers
idlait, III Der grn5 auBersep0bnlid,
itnrf Die SreIie pcrtreten lpar. laui6te
Der @prgGnae nit aeipamuter Gufs
merfiamfeit, GrsYrdiioent 8oolepeit
purbe Ger .3leine @ater IN @aibs
in9ton" 6cnannt, Den bcritprbenen
Z. 8. 9arrimau be5ei6nete' Ieaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Ss;iaItcnsSice i'm 8eictss
IonH.

In8eiidts Der groBcu ltnipGl5ung
in Den interpn Ingelegcnbciten Der
Tcihslanbc III Den lcbtcu Monatcn lit
Den 8emcinberatbs @ablen in GliaBz
Sotbrin9en nit mebr als geipobnlid)em
Snterenc entaegcngcicben norbcn.
SieIe @ablcn bahen uunmebr, belpns
oers in Den Stdbteu, 9roBe %io8ialis
itiide Sortidritte unb cine Nieberlaec
Der Gentrlimss Yartei crseben. gum
Wfittelplnft Der Naitotion iparcn Die
Sorgdn9e bon 3abern gemadlt NOR
Den. so p~erlaiitet per &abelocpelhc
aus StraBblrg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
iinb. acknowledgement
tpcrben.
,2tping uagc" fir 5amilienhanpt.

tpcrben.
.2,pins uage" fir Samilienhampt.
@inen interelianten Iortrag belt ".
S. Mcaelipap BON Waibington. 9. g..
Sefretdr bes Counties Der iiiblihen
Staaten fir &inoerarbeit. Or. Ica
&eltuap bate lid Die &inberer5iebung
gum Tbema genommen. gr fiibrte
aus. bnB iebes Sinh ipGbrenb ieiner
gnttpidlungsiabre Elm norruules Seim
baben ioilte. in Dem Inltanb nnb Site
gepilcgt iperben. Ius hieicm Oruubc
lei es anb enti6ieoen 81 perperieu,
bab &iubcr iiberbaupt our Irbeit aus
sebalten neroen. neil lie baourb 81
firth Der I~bbdnsisfeit bon Den Glteru
ent5ogen nno su friib s"cSipunsen iperz
ben. Wdnner begin. Srauem 5u iperpen.
Gs lei baber unbebingt 81 foroern, bab
Der Samilienuater senug beroient, nm
cine normalc Samilie erndbreu 81
fonnen. Sierin ieien Die iueitliden
Staaten nit sutem Veilpiel poranges
gap9cn. inoem tic cine MinoeItlobns
Sfala feitiettcn. Gin Seiipiel. bas Die
Gltercn Stnaten i'm Often uub Siiben
Der Ser. Staatcn befol9en iolten.
2eiScr liesen Die 0inge BEL Den mos
Sernen inbliitrielen Scrbdltniiien nid)t
10 giinltig. Nlm BORT, no Die Irbciter
itarfc Srsauiiationen babeu. nm lid
gesen alSu sroBc Iusbcutnns ieiteus
oes 8apitals id)ilben 5u fonncn. err
balten bic mdnnlidem criuadieueu Irs
better 9obn senus. nm iih nnS ibre
Samilic anitGnoie erndbren unb err
3ieben an fonnen. boh i'm 9roBen
@anBcn lit Scr 9obn mir 10 bod be-
melien. Dab Die Samilie aeraoe Dor
Dem Terbunaerm bclpabrt bleibt. Sicr
mililc Wanoel seidaffeu iucroen. benn
eS lei beut5utaae ertpieien. baB ainbcrs
arbeit nidt Die Eolse. ionhern piels
mcbr Die 8aupturiad)e Der Irmutb lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26

Sur 6ann sebeibt bic Samilie, bic
OrnnSlase ieber Watiom. - 9as
Sans fir bic 1ram. = 1triahem Der
srmutb. - Gunsrek Der @pbl.
tbatisfeitS= ~lnitalten.
teyesieu iar siefe settans beurbstiei.,

@cmpbis. Tenn.-3ein 2e6cnSs
iinS Mrbeitss Stanearo, Der nibt Die
Notwithstanding bcs normalen Sa>
milienlebens. Die @runblase iebes ges
fnnben politiiben Sgltems nnb allen
fosialen Sorti1ritts, aufrcdt erbdlt.
iOIte elm @emeintpelen Sufriebens
ftcllen. Sizes lit in fur5en 8orten
baS 9eitmotip oeS @erihts beS itdns
bisen Counties fir 2ebenss unb
Slrbeit5s Stauoarb Der Hational Gons
ference on Charities anb Corrections.
Der bon CHARLES y. Neia. cbenlaliecr
MrbeitsS GcmmiilGr Der 8unbesregies
rllna. pcrfabt nnb AM IA. 0iai Dor Der
Gunicrens in @empbiS, Scnn., bon
Sipcn H. 9opcioD bon @aibinston
berlc5eu fpnrhc.
Ser @eriht beriibrt fpciterbin sic
Eramenfraec unb crfldrt. bab. iucnn
aud, bic Gniidten iibcr Die nabre 8ez
thinning bcr Srau I'M Ilgemeinen
auseinanSergeben. ieoer u%crniinitia
bentenbe Ienid auseben miille. baB
bic Gjattin ciues normalen uno 9es
imucem Iannes uno bic @utter flciner
Ainber in baS Sals gebore. I'M ibrc
9flidicm ala 8ausfrau. Satin nno
@utter an periebcn. uno nidt in bic
Sabrif ODER 8ertitatt. Sn bicier @crs
binbuns tpirb baraui bi~n8etpieicn. baB
bic Ybilant6ropen mebr nno mcbr 81
Der Giniibt sclansew. SaB bas Yrins
air. bcbiiritise SamiIien nid)t sn trcns
men, oas eiu5ia ridtise lit. @ei eieier
I0elegcnbeit ipirS anf bic traiuisc
ITbatiade binscpieicm. bab bic moScra
lncn Snbuitrics WcrbGltnihc eS nit lid,
Ibrinsen. Sab Srbeiteriamilien, Ole
IreinespeSS aIf @obltbdtisfcit anse>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26

simple, and the design is easy to
develop. The right front over
laps the left in closing. in both
waist and skirt, and the com
Portable sleeves are finished
with a neat cuff. The pattern is
good for bingham, percale,
crepe, lawn, dimity, wolfe, eer
sucker, kindergarten cloth or
lawn. 1t is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO,
3S, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. and requires 4 "a
yards of 44-inch material for a
36-inch size. The skirt meas
ures about l SIS yard at the foot.
,910-Girrs Apron. A Dainty Little
Model. This simple practical
garment may do duty as a dress
or an apron. 1t has sufi cient
fulness and is cut with body and
sleeve in one. The fulness over
the back is held in place with a
belt. The design is good for per-
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tones, with trimming of biscuit
cOlOred sateen is here shown.

tones, with trimming of biscuit
cOlOred sateen is here shown.
The round neck and tabled
front is neat and pleasing. The
dress has the long shoulder, a
comfortable style feature. The
sleeve is finished with a cuff.
The pattern, suitable for silk,
wash or wooden goods Is cut in
A sizes: 6, s, 10 and IL years. II
requires A So yards of 36-inch
material for a 1O-year size.
'692-Boy's "Knickerbocker" Suit.
This style of garment is most
practical and convenient for lit
tie boys and lends itself readily
to serge, flannel, velvet, cordu-
roy, galatea, kindergarten cloth,
linen or madras. The design
shows a yoke panel effect in
front to which the side fronts
are Joined. The back yoke is
stitched over the back, and may
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the cap 7-S yard of 27-inch net,
all over embroidery or lawn,
percale, dimity, dotted swiss and
silk are suitable.
9642-Girl's One Piece Box Plated
Dress with Long or Shorter
Sleeve and in High or Round
Dutch Neck. Blue linen embrOi-
dered in white is here shown.
The design would also be effec-
tive in brown gingham piped
with white or green. The round
neck and short sleeves are at
tractive for summer. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: 4, 6, s and
10 years. II requires 3 1-Z yards
of 36-inch material for an s.
year size.
9961-Ladies' TUNES. This illus
trates some attractive and pOpu-
lar models all of which are fur
nished in the pattern. The styles
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are suitable for any of this sea-
sons dress materials. They may
be made of material same as the
skirt over which they are to be
:. worn, or of contrasting goods.
No. l is to be cut in straight or
diagonal outline; No. 2 shows
several ways (each equally at
~tractive) of development; No. 3
is finished with the back pOr-
tons crossed and the fronts in
slash effect. The pattern is cut
in ) sizes: %, "a, 26, % and 80
inches waist easur 1t re-
quires 2 IA yards of 24-inch ma
terial for No. l, 2 Is yards for
No. 2 and 2 IA yards for No. 3,
with 1 1-2 yard for ruffles on
No l, for a 24-inch size.
939-Ladies' House Dress. A Prac-
teal Model. Simplicity marks
this style and promises much
for its popularity. The lines are
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