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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
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turn-back cuff. The skirt Is a
siX-piece model with frus.. and
back panels. The pattern is good
for percale, gingham. chambrey,
lawn, linen, ~linene, silk, wolfe or
crepe. 1t is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO.
38, 40, AZ and "A inches bust
measure. 1t requires ) yards of
44-inch material for a 36-inch
size. The skirt measures about 2
yards at the lower edge.
0122-Collar. A very pretty collar
design to be executed in the sim
pie cross stitch, a style of m
broidery that can be done by a
novice.
Stamped on pure imported
White linen .30c
Cotton for working. .15c
Perforated pattern, including
all necessary stamping ma
terlals
0SS A-0SS B-Two Pretty Bibs for
Baby in Outline Embroidery.
0SS A, Stork Design; 0SS B,
Goose Design.
Stamped on buck, size 12x16
inches, each. zoe
Colored cotton for working 15c
Perforated pattern, including
all necessary stamping ma 4
t~erials, each.....-........15 c'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9947- 9946-A Graceful and Charming
Dress for Afternoon or Evening
Wear. White crepe was used to
make this pretty gown, which is
composed of Ladies' Waist Pat
tern 9947, and Ladies' Skirt Pat
tern 9946. White net embroi-
dered with a touch of green
makes a dainty chemisette. The
cuffs are of crepe embroidered
in a delicate shade of green. The
waist is cut low at the chemi-
settle outline, and finished with
rounded tab extensions. The
skirt is caught up in two o
folds in front, and plated at the
back in panel style. The Waist
Pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a, So,
3s, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. The skirt in 5 sizes:
%, "a, rs, % and 80 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 5 IL yards
of 44-inch material for a me-
dunn size, for the entire dress.
The skirt measures about l 1-S
yard at the lower edge.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on receipt
Of 1Oc FOR EACH pattern in sill
Eel or stamps.
9825-Ladies' Skirt with or without
Tunic. In Raised or Normal
Waistline, and with or without
Train. A Suitable and Season
able Style. For YEA with an
evening or theatre gown, mar
quisette or other veilings, crepe
or soft silk could be used, while
for more practical wear, for a
street, home or calling gown
serge, velvet, cashmere, broad
cloth or corduroy are appropri-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

design is cut with sleeve and
body portions in one, and is
made to slip over the head. Its
development is simple, and it is
cut on lines that insure CON-
fort. The pattern is cut in 8
sizes: Small, medium and large.
1t requires 5 yards of 36-inch
material for a large size.
Water Color Outfit. This up-to-
date outfit consists of: s water
colors (the very best for photo
graphs, drawings, leather novel
ties, burnt wood articles), 1
camel hair quilt brush, 2 mixing
cups, ! chart showing the har-
mony of cOlors together with
valuable instructions; perfo-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

ate. The model is pleasing and
has graceful lines. The draped
portion of the tunic gives length
to the figure. The back of the
skirt may be finished with tuck
stitching at the plaits. The pat
tern is cut in 6 sizes: %, "a, 26,
20, 80 and 80 inches waist meas
ure. It requires 6 IA yards of
32-inch material for a medium
size.
9937-Ladies' Corset Cover with
Peplum. A Simple Comfortable
Model. Lawn. n~ainsook, dimity,
crossbar muslin, crepe, cambria
and silk are suitable for this de-
sign. The fulness of the fronts
is drawn up by tape OIL ribboned
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

994O-Ladies' Night Gown with Yoke
Band. A Dainty Lingerie Model.
Batiste, dimity. nainsook, cam
brio, crepe or silk are all attrac-
tive and appropriate for this
style. Allover embroidery, lace
insertion or fine tucking could
be used for the yoke bands. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

beading. The skirt piece or pep
lum lengthens the model below
the waist. 1t may be omitted,
and the fulness at lower edge
finished with a beading or band.
The pattern is cut in Z sizes: 80,
81, SO, 3S, 40, AZ and A inches
bust measure. 1t requires 2 yards
of 27-inch material for a 36-inch
size.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
TO GIVE ENTERTAIN ENT
Benefit for Teachers College at IT.
PauTs Lutheran Hall Thurs
day and Friday.

For the benefit of Concordia
Teachers college. the Walther league
of St. PauTs German Lutheran church
will give an entertainment Thursday
and Friday evening in the school hall
on w. Jefferson blvd. The program
will include recitatiOns. dialogues and
a variety of musical numbers con-
tributed by members OF the league
and pupils of the school.
In full it will be as follows: Fall
Opening" dialogue, Der Baron
Leutnant und Sein Diener Hans; vio-
lin solo, selected, Paul Arndt; dia-
logue. why Men Folks Don't Marry"
dialogue, THE Haunted House; dec
lamatiOn. 'Lallenberger Weisheit. "
Miss Eleanor Gaik: dialogue. Der
Shein- Truegt": vocal solo. Sing Me
TO Sleep" Miss Laura Wirth: dialogue,
'Blumenstein's Hoot- Horn: plane
duet, Beetles Dance" Messrs. Laufer
and Ritzman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18

the hostess. The society will meet
Dec. 8 with Miss Vivian Huntsmah,
Cottage Grove av.
Mrs. David Hurwich. 1872 :. Taylor
St, was hostess to the kaffee Klatch
Tuesday afternoon. Cards were en-
joyed during the afternoon. favOrs go
ing TO Mrs. Sam Unger and Mrs. Sam
uel Fox. The remainder of the time
was passed very pleasantly with social
diversions and at the close of the aft
ernOOn Mrs. Hurwich served a dainty
luncheon. There were % members Of
the klatch with several guests pres
ent Mrs. l.. NJ. Stein w Washington
aV., will entertain Dec. !
Mrs. William Inwood, 5. Main st.
was hostess Tuesday afternoon To the
members OF the Broadway club. The
study of the poet Longfellow occupied
the afternoon, led by Mrs. Henry
SpOhn. Following the program a cur
rent events discussion was partiCi-
pated in by the members Luncheon
was served by the hostess during a
social hour which concluded the aft
ernoon. Mrs. Frank jackson. Portage
road. will entertain the club Dec. /.
Mrs. Lydia Sawyer, 316 W Wayne
St. entertained the members of the
As You Like 1t club Tuesday evening
Following a current events discussion
Mrs. NJ Julian continued n the read
ihC of the book "Queed". The re-
mainder of the evening was spent in
formally and at its close the hostess
served luncheon. Tie club will meet
Nov. "a with Mrs Sawyer
The opening dance of the Married
Folks Dancing club was given Tues
day evening at American hall. Dane
ing was enjoyed till 1880 when sup
per was served and afterward until
midnight. Music was furnished by
Olsen's orchestra. The club viii give
dances regularly throughout the sea-
son every two weeks, tn next to be
gwen Dec at American hall
Miss Clara LUNA. ;, Chaplin ST.. was
hostess to the Cosmopolitan club
Tuesday evening. The time was pass
ed with needlework and musical Sc
lectiOns by Miss Gretchen Muessel
and Miss Louise John, and recitatiOns
by Miss NIella Ringle. Luncheon was
served by the hostess to 10 guests.
The club will meet in two weeks with
Miss Emma Cofing, Witwer av-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
HEARINGS ARE POSTPONED
Broadway Az. Sewer Assessment to
Be Considered Dec. Is.

Postponement Of the hearing on
the assessment roll OF the Broadway
av. sewer until Dec. Is, was made by
the board of public works at the meet
ing held last night. demonstrators
on the assessment roll will be given a
hearing at that time. City Engineer
William Moore filed assessment rolls
for the sheet asphalt improvement on
Cottage Grove av., which extends
from Portage av. TO Michigan av. and
for the macadam resurfacing OF r.
Marion st. Hearings on these assess
ment rolls were set for early in De-
cember
Assessment rolls for the concrete
paving of the first alley west OF Main
st. and the first alley north of La
sale av., were confirmed. other as
sessment rolls approved include that
for the brick pavement on Sherman
av., and the pipe sewer on Paris and
Blaine avenues Petitions for three
electric lights in River Park were al
so filed with the board and referred
to the street commissioner Tor investi
cation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER.

First NJ. r. church. y. Main st.
Thursday. Nov. 18th, to 5. 80 cents
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
Announcements

The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of Trinity NJ. +. church will
meet Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Harry White, 74S Allen st.
The Circle of Mercy will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at
the home of Mrs. j. l.. Turner, 1873
Leland aV.
The meeting of the Opposition CLUB
to have been held this evening has
been postponed to Nov. % when IT
will he held at the home If Mrs. Will
lam Bernhardt. y. St. Joseph st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
Mr.. NOAD'S ADLESS DAY
WILL BE SHOWN HERE
Ad-SeII League Secures Film Depict
ing the Importance of
Advertising.

South Bend will be one of the first
cities of the United States TO see the
initial effort of American advertising
men to boost their product through
the motion picture houses. The first
film of a series Of pictures on adver-
Using, Mr.. Noad's Adless Day, will
be presented in the city on Tuesday,
Nov. "a. The picture has just been
introduced in New York, and was Sc
cured for South Bend while ii is yet
new, through the efforts of the Ad-
Sell league.
Members of the league are all plan
ming to see the picture, which will be
presented at the LaSalle theater In
addition, they are conducting a cam
paign TO induce every person in the
city interested in advertising of any
sort, to do likewise.
The picture was suggested in an adj
dress by one of the leading adver-
Using men of the country at the re-
cent convention of the advertisers in
Toronto. Advertising men saw their
opportunity when the address was
made, and promptly made arrange
ments with the Universal Film Co.
for making film production along
this line. Arrangements were later
made for a series of these pictures
as a means of educating the people
as TO the necessity and benefit of adj
vertising.
Noad Is the Hero.
The hero of the first film is a Mr..
Noad, an irritable old fellow, who has
never had much use for advertising,
and less use for it one morning when
he awakened u find his fence, his
automobile, and various other possess
sions have been plastered with post
ers, bills, and political advertising Of
various kinds Noad goes to his office.
AS he enters even the signs on the
doors make him angry. In his office
ne declares he wished the world
could be rid Of advertising. He falls
asleep there, and has a dream in
which a world without advertising is
depicted TO him.
Noad, without advertising, finds he
can scarcely find his way about Street
names have been removed: cars pass
him by without the customary signs;
he is unable TO tell one product from
another in a visit to a corner grocery
store: his paper IS colorless without
it's usual advertising, and even the
signs on his office are gone, and he
becomes badly mixed up as result.
In short. Noad is completely bewild-
cred and lost. And he awakens from
his dream a convert 10 advertising.
which is the lesson the advertising
men of the United States propose to
place before the people with the as
sistance of the motion picture
theaterS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
DEPENDABLE FURS AT GREAT
REDUCTIONS IN PRICE
ETTSWORTHS

Fur Sale starts Thursday morning.
January prices right now at the be-
ginning of the season. Every piece
guaranteed. The manufacturers loss
is your gain.
AdVt. The Ellsworth store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
PERSONALS

Miss Margaret HOlycross, S37 Ma
rietta St, is spending a few days in
Marietta St, is spending a few days in
Miss Florence Butzbach. 631 S. St
Joseph St, is spending the week III
Benton HarbOr.
Mrs. w. c. Bernhardt. 616 n. st. Jo-
sCph st, has gone to Indianapolis on
business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18

Stated meeting South Bend Chapter.
No. 2 q Z. 3, Thursday evening
OTII.A KUSS. W. NJ.
CLARA WEAVER. Sec'y. Adv,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
PrPuS SAVE S5-34O-

| CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Pupils in the
As city schools which have branch
banks have made savings deposits to-
falling $500 SO far this year, accord
, ing to announcement today. The de-
posHors number $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18

EIsKHART. - a disastrous fire
Tuesday morning resulted In a loss Of
$4,000 TO the Ideal Steel Wheel Co
and $4,000 10 the Sevison Electric
Co. Three-fourths OF the loss-is COW
cred BY insurance. The origin Of the
fire is unknown but II Is believed that
the safe in the wheel company's office
was blown up before the IRE started.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
READY FOR BASKETBALL
First TryOuts Thursday for CONNER
cial League at ~. NJ"

The first tryout for entries into the
Commercial basketball league at the
Y NJ. G. a will be held Thursday
night under the direction OF j. Il.
Miller. Several tryOuts wtll be held
on following Thursday nights 30 pick
members for the various teams. AS
during last year. six teams will be
formed.
The trophy AT stake is a beautiful
silver cup from A. II. Heller. 80 The
trophy was won last year by the
Clauer team.
The first meeting Of the wrestling
class Will be held Wednesday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18

COONLEY FAVORITE CREAM Is
a Wonder and a pleasure for chapped
hands and face and after shaving , sc
at Coonleys. Advt.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19
MICHIGAN COPPER LANDS

TIE copper lands which the Michigan copper
Ia ms established brutal industrial fsAiA-
ism do not beleng the Michigan copper har"hs.
bus to- tie people OF the United states tbs Is
h. >iugle important piece OF evidence Ia
o., f,rr the hOuss committee which cstlgAieA t.
M4.HlEan copper slrikV. Ii Attorney Gthvtal Nj
A., uulds has atom OF CONSISTENCY IN I'm tf'
vii institute suit Tor the recovery ot thuse Ian
ti, sound legal grounds that the Mlthlk Al
copper batons have no legal title thereto
- i'll only have the Calumet AMI lie,la inter
~ been robbing the worhingmen Of thT mi Id
M.as~ which their due. but theS nav" bssh
rublrg the people Of the United states Of the tssh
uaf.itI resources the conservation and rNri Ia
ti.n which by the government would haN sletHt
NOT ,Hl, fewer boston mlllunAltes. but ais -
ul-. and fewer murders done AZ the name a. -"
and order.
T., statement that there exists no LEGAL ttlv -
TN. lie than $1,000 acres Of good copper lands 10
Nn.,r.s Federation Of Labor. by the hou<. con-
.t#s. and by certain well meaning but ttN'r.tss
officials u the government Itself TIL Il s=#' afe
al 4.A4lAble; they the records ana 4 .s.fueHfH
uf . sar'uer congressional committee, al. f#t a.
..4a + Nm \ J. sparks time com taet5#Itr
, 4fY general Land office, as We'll as totH=#f So
f.t#4is# at the Interior Luelus -. { lsa#.sH= IN
" ., slot, is told In these Two quotatlof
i. -. from page IS Of Sparks annual r'part tar
Is>t
! ants which had been designated bv#fh# ittis3
~i4t.- ss mineral prior TO March 3. ~. Wefe
,N....ssi from the grant of lands made bN TIE act
t ,ts.,ss ut that date, for the Portage Ike ani
rAH.t=- exception IN the granting act. u,Nafi ~
- 4.e .iss which had been designate y te
l.H#i,a ~lAies mineral before March iAbA. IN
,lu.itu.s ssme II The most valuable lands N the
caI.p,s rauRe n the upper peninsula OF Michigan.
~ certified and approved by this department for
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19
TO WOMAN ALONE BELONGS
THE RIGHT TO SAY WHERE
HER SPHERE SHALL BE

Woman today faces Two chiet points u orffes-
sion. where man fbe's tut one. " oman fat'- III"
common oppression al labor hN capital. IA e"uia"h
WITH man. iut size fAets oppression AT hh"t"'t
trlnl of viii man knows nothing she faces ~
pt,ssiun BY the Ncrs fat OF Ter scN t.Atti{ IN
a few eN.rpttuul lines she tac,s the etuei degb'e
,Nplotafuu that EtAr- h,r equal W"tk nut IL
pa SIR iae,s the condition purely besa1'e sue
- a wamau. THIS economic lu"autlftS SIR idt's
ven wh.tr She has ohtaiaei political l"thS.
And the WORKING class tfsrf Is almost ~ s'oN 10
., III, sham. ui thi- inequality a. is the 'APiHt''
lass to aCkuoN Lodge ~
The fact l. that ne working class has r"i an
al, auate conception ~ the tuIauity OF ms III
paftty between mrn and women. II renaai> W.
as be,ause ~ are slow Ia discard the es''tes ''
mtdteN slism.
socialists TOO. ~ Individuals have their sh"f =
,,nminys IN their conceptions "t what eohSiia.' :
uomans sphere 80 a.ugh wtitt'n about hH, -. "a
80 lutla# intelnkeuoe. II hf.ng IA" blow mt one
..ut,ure let us SAY ~amr~hat N IL" ""tas VI
olive Sehf,Iu.r. W"mais sphe'e h VII ftNrt W.
man wants L. -. aud ter "ntk i "hateNb ~ne
wants to do AMI as for raa having the Ign "
ct az BARRIERS hrfor, ter rest silhg h. NJ 'u"
th. returns Tor her ttnof. te hfz 20 49, - .'s
.nrt nor viii ~ Ions haN" t. .#'''tf ~ #e
iutIau.tv Waman i tei ct 7H nhHttf'as as ~. =
woman who merely warts The btl"'. 49, NE
wen = At wefk Yen Is II - aUehk II. d. 'id
vh,n the leas.n -. sins - waiN the ~ d. ta"' Il
IA tNt
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19
RESOLUTIONS

=.
The following resolutions We're adopted by Rose
City Local Shop Federation OF the Hartman lines
Portland. ore.
Whereas Kos" city Local shop Federation OF
tn. Hartman lines has sustained a great loss In
the passing away Of a friend and brother c. W
tuni., and
Whereas. brother coote true union man
and was one Of our most faithful pickets. always
actively struggling for better conditions against
tn greed OF the Hartman officials. therefore be- II
Et soN ed. That the members of Res" titl
Local do hereby extend TO the relatives AMI
friends Of our deceased brother our deepest SYM
PATTY The loved has passed away he hi
he bourne n time and space the Voice of our
friend and brother Is stll"d, but his faithfulness
and LOYALTY ar. sill With as MAY those who are
near and dear to him find salace In the thousht
mat when the .xeniide Of life drew near he was
sui striving In thu great OF labor TO make
conditions that will eventually tighten tho cares
and sortows Of those who lett behind May
time soften their sorrow Is the sincere wish Of
the brothers of Rose city Local.
Twilight and evening bell
And after that the dark
And may there he no sadness OF farewell
When | embark.
And II Is further
Resolved. That q copy of thrse resolutions be
sent to The llberator and the Clinton strike BAl-
etn.
stephen TAYLOR,
Z Il. Greathnuse
II. q Budahn.
Committee lose CITY Local $ +. II L
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19
Centralia.

r. ~ htua''oh here Is all that can be expected
~ aef Roy llfn. Of the blacksmiths was here
AZ, o.her dtf 'ni told us of what was accom-
pushed at tn kansas city convention and Of the
an sors dan' there In the interests OF the men
suts ~ "''" ~ eS'
4, cao by thr name Of Henry waymire. who
a ,"shs In he scale department. confiscafti
C.s,,, "o'se "hgahlosd Of pipe belonging to tie
f.s. shth ~as valued at $40. special Of
nm. vas put wa The case and Henry com
To-, =, !" teiafh the pipe. but as yet he has not
ana -, 'op o'r men here are all standing firm
wen that comes
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19

.oa do not realize that true strength lies In wis
s,s-,n a 'hat Ne nations are great only In pos
49, II You n not realize that that which
elamo, ..e gl"iN 81 people 10 not the stupid
saas Of the public places but the august thought
Viii s. ~ som. ATTIC which. one day spread abroad.
p>al,,- IS me tare OF the world, You do not
~. "" ihey honor their country who for the
sutr.,. justice nave suffered prison. exile aud
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19
NOTICE

NJ, charlie. srhoedcI. ~ Worth Fourth street
..,..n u,,AIssa ha. hand on" 'a"n-""d
.o,,,. of ,h. h-ar,ns "e'"r~ the hibernate ""-
m.rrr ,ommi..,"n regarding the .'r'te %" Tue
r.,r Marquette railroad. one cop, viii he '"'-
.,.h.s 10 each p.r.ou. Tree OF rh"'s' a. '""N a.
the, ,.. The pamphlet. may h" oh'"'"'" ."'
=, ,,,,.x Mr. Chas. seAoedst
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19
Railroad Notes.

Railroad Notes.
r,.,#c r.rI.,,4., 49,. n.nlr master boil,
,...s.r - 80. -ts.,, f.. =, t;4l,..f,p IT,.
" g ,,..,.r# ,,.# ,.., at,...r.,I ro,, foreman
-, "a. - :, - 1-,. 49,,
&C.,. .....s
man -, me ,,raf.l r,,l,.,,l a. 1lki..ia "a
- ,@,, =.
=. \ t',i''tt'r ia, ~ a' i,''n,'' mas -,
-
49, ,''.T',i , '" "i3,'' n',''a u,
Inc i'''i '''' '''' '''.'' ny ~ '''i'' 81 ."
t,i'ar,,'r
man OF M H'i.''i'i' Western al f''1oh''ai'.'
q sers hh- t.'n# appointed l'eomoii> i'r'-
"a. ~ IT. "f"a' N'ith''h ~ Al "taha i"iks
y u
+ Gaff,s. has ben appointed division for,
W., W. 81 NE ''''f'f" 10y al "'s'.''''
I = Peg ha~ len IN sle reandAouse t"f.r man
81 IN" - 'A al '''''''' mn '''' ii - '1sa"'
caur."n har bon altalrisl sup rYisor Il 10.
'"ta"' u" ai"ia.''h ~ ''' Ia. H. L. a. 5'fs''
ny y
". Il; lsm'fe ls- ben Appointed ssn'fla for
man 81 -" I''h''f no "taisIe l. u, a SAT
J1h" 't'f' tan
J. Ien1'rsast has !. IN APPOINTED master M
'hanlc "i IN" '".'faio hah'As e" 'N''t''"a Ky
at : 81 nv NJ.
/; / Wool h's ht'h APPOINTED taa1 f'f"ta an Il
''ta4I.ti..ia Il IL th'sak" TX l-ittd a Pacific
- Al liai' Kan
= + Gregory has bon artHlttst natstsf M
,hapic OF th' =. Luis a fal.Ho Il. vita hal
Qthtt,f- 1t = Louis. No
j cot. has ten appointed s..i.te..ar Of loco
motive upetAt.nu rf to Lie j. J.. With #iodi-
quarters al Jsr-' IT. ).
l. I.tgr - h..t si.faif.',.. -.4.rt - for,-
nm - IT, l,ss sa,,i >raost.sk Al Mo J4rcti5a.
Nj. ~, II Mff..h.
" u fr..s.l Ia t.,. l.auitf,4l master M
81 .# a-#5f Ken I.aIraa.i n NaN-
t-,tlst.. -. ,t i...fIat#i. TT,
T i E1,nsfd-sfl Ia. len aiI.9ia1ed general
,,i,f ~ ti= tfI..l t..r.tf4s. f uf tne Boston
E A MAJ, Il, Boston. Mas
,;ar. 1:os. i.s p. n appointed master mechanic
49,, 49,. t,t=,.... "A a.tttvt,t Railroad A NAVIGATION
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19

I'm, man OF the southern Ry. with h.adouarter. At
niarn.m A: vice ]. A. wilkins. Transferred to Bir-
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-05-19

hss' a. 80 low tHf
Ifos'" a., drop. l
ofs Ia T.. lH
us'" ~. bri,iE,
on'o -. 10 Ill
pine ,rrk,r f
Inv lin and
~. ,iybLuf pl
OF W" IN. Ill ,#
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