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Evening star., 1914-10-07
Six Examined for Army Test Ride.

Six deld officers OF the army have been
examined by a medical board at the
Army Medical School, 721 18th street,
preparatory to taking the ninety-mile
test ride at the rate of thirty miles o
day. They arc Col. Richmond p. Davis,
Coast Artillery Corps, and Majs. Walter
A. Bethel. Judge advocate; Edgar Rus
sci. Signal Corps: George B. Duncan.
Edward n. Jones. jr., and William s.
Graves general staff
Evening star., 1914-10-07
Declare for National Prohibition.

BOSTON. October THE progressive
party at its state convention yesterday
declared in favor of national prohibi-
ton. This stand was taken only after
sharp discussion, enlivened by per-
sonalities, during which some of the
speakers hinted that paid representa-
tives of the liquor interests were on
the convention floor.
Evening star., 1914-10-07
MONEY SENT FOR RELIEF
OF ENVOY IN GERMANY
Cuban Minister, Without Funds,
Unable to Aid Son Accused
of Being Russian Agent.

NEW YORK. October IA report
Carlos Garcia Valez, Cuban minister
to Great Britain, arrived in New York
last night, and will sail today on the
steamship Cedric, en- route to Germany
via London and Rotterdam, with funds
for the relief of Gonzalo de Quesada,
Cuban minister to Germany. whose son
is held in a Berlin prison under
charges of being a Russian agent.
Jose Campillo, an attache of the Gu
ban legation in Berlin, was released
after three days in prison under a
similar charge, the report states.
Nothing was known in Cuba of Min
the report, until he himself informed
his government about ten days ago
that he was without funds, and asked
permission to leave Germany and close
the legation.
To Demand Sons Release.
This request was granted, and the
Cuban government, it is said. decided
to take up the case of Minister Que
sada's son and demand his release. and
also to recall all Cuban consuls in the
German empire.
With Minister Quesada in Berlin are
Mrs. Quesada and their young daugh-
ter, Miss Aurora De Quesada. Gonzalo
de Quesada, jr., is about nineteen years
old. He was educated in Washington,
and had been in Berlin only few
months when the war started. His
father has been minister to Germany
about two years.
Evening star., 1914-10-07
Will Discuss Cotton Movement.

At meeting Of the board Of directors
of the Chamber Of Commerce tonight
the "buy-a-bale.of-cotton" movement
will be discussed. A decision will be
reached as to the chambers parttcipa-
ton in the movement.
Evening star., 1914-10-07
Sir Robert Borden's Statement.

While attempting to pitch a ball.
James Forthman, a member of the
Spring Grove State Hospital team, Ca
louisville. Nd, broke his right arm
above the elbow.
Evening star., 1914-10-07
A Good-Payins
Investment.

A Star Want Ad is not a
trial proposition" nor a spec
ulation-it is an investment.
The percentage Of cost is
small and the returns corre-
spondingly large.
It costs less than 10 per cent
to rent your house, apart
ment or room. II costs much
less than 1 per cent to sell
house. The cost of satisfying
your daily wants is infini-
tesimaL.
Call the Classified Department.
Main 244O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Sssial periiebsrunss'Gs
tercn3.
(Son Hep. I. &. Siet.)

Nculid, pnrbe in Chicago Die crite
n~meritnnildIc Guniercu8 iibcr Su5ial
Seriidlcrung %dbgtbultcn. Nuf bicier
@crIummlung b%ciprad)cu emincute
IItoritdtcn bnS Yroblem Der Staatsz
piIidt scgcu Den arbeitsuni0bigeu
arbeiter 'uno beiicn Sanilic. W. z.
@illpu9bbp, Yrdiibcnt Der Nmcrifas
niidlen Niiotiutipn fiir Hrbeitcrs@
%iepgebuna, crpiinetc Die GonicreuS nit
elmer 3erglicbcrlm9 bcS Sroblcms Ger
So6iuls@ erlidcruug. Sic %erbanps
lltigen mcrbcu i'm .Imcricdn Subpr
legislation Hcuielp" pcr6ficntlldt
merbcn.
am IS. September miro cine lpeis
terc eouieren5 iibcr So5ials @criihcs
rllng itnttiinbem Die erite ibrer slrt
i'll Den Der. Stanten. ole GonierenS
tatbpliihcr Observation-Disclosures : Tcreinc.
Inter Den Sr9uniiatipucn, melhc Dor
bereiulngen iilr Ole @etheiliauus
treiicn, b~ciinben iih Die Columbus
8ittcr. bie antboliiteu Sitter pom
Imerifa, Ole antbolii6en Sitter uno
2amen bon Gmerita, bic Catholic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

stbt pod) lpeocr cine 9iteratlrseiditte.
nod cine @ebidltianmIung beraus.
lonoern Der .9ongreIiionnl Recprp"
IN etn3ig uno nllein baSu ba. ous
ameritdniitc Sublitum aui Dem 9uus
fenoen 81 bdIteu iibcr Die @erbanbs
lungcn res Sou9reiies. Sas @ebi6t.
nas Dem Ib%aeOrouetsn Sunpbrep 10
getdllt. mag nod 10 ld1n lein. IS
nirb nuh i6tpsrlih cineu @crgseid,
~ausbdlten founen nit 0etnrib Seines
luunherbnrcm Siebe An mcine Ilits
ter, &as nilroe Scrr Sumpbren
nun paSu la9eu. penu gum 8eiipiel
iein beut der College Rihero
SGrtbnlbt perlnrac. <baB hies herr
ltfe Sieo sutpeoer I'M llrtcrt oher
IN Der enaliiden lIebcriceuma i'm
-Gonar;inonal Rscoro" abgcorudt
lperoe? 0err 6mup6rcn IhtpGrmt
Ilr @cbidtc. Sein Hutbnr 5ur
8cd,tcu iutereiiiert lid pieueiht fir
Gbenie unh ieiu Hadbar Sllr 9iaten
Iilr Suftidiiifabrt. 8oS Dem gineu
rebt III. Ut Dem anoereu bili9, 8as
aber lpiirbe ihlieBIid aus Dem Com
areliionul Hetnrb" perbcn. ipcnn icbem
Ib9eoronetcn unb ieocm EQUATOR &C.
ltottct niirec. lciu S~tedcnpiero III icis
men Spolten 8u rciten?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
UabIen in Ddmeitare.

Sic &abIen fir BEN ~@enbstina Sas
Sbcrbaua hcs edrtihcn TnrlamMtcs
bdpen fplseneeS ersehntB sebabt: 90
eonicrpotipc, tinf MISUNDERSTANDING.
20 Siberale. flint HabtfaIe unb pier
SoSialiiten. Die 6onierpotibar big
ten fiuf SlBe Elm. uuh iest bat Die
Siufe Die Re6rhett. Bon Den stpSlN
WiiaIieheru. Die Der 3onis ernennt.,
unteritiieen nelm Die Ee9ierunasporss
lage. Die cine Nenberuna Der @cr..
faiun9 nah Der beHofratiiden Seits
bin nnitrebt, Die Hegierungsnrebr4
belt be'teht nm aus 80 Ritglieberr.
bic Opppiition aus %. Ser 2annss
ting wurbe Nuiaua sunni auneIoit.
lpcil er Der Re8teruns 81 itart Cppps
lltlpn madlte, =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

Arbeiters, ie9liheu iosioliitii6cn 9ee
%ltrebun9en in ibrcn Unions nufs gnts
ldicocnite cnt9cgeu3rarbeitcn unb Die
hriItliden Sheen unb SriuSipien bort
traftpoQ 81 nertrctcn."
~Ille redtmdBigen uub crlaubten
S~eltrebun9en sur 6ebuns pcs Snrmcr>
Itunbes, bcionpers bciieu G~riiebuug
sur orgnniiierten Sclbitbilfe i'm ip9cs
nannten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, pcroies
ncn nllieiti9e Nnertenmuug. 8ir
bcgen sic 5lperiihtlide 6piimine, buB
Die llnteriIdungcn. nelde sic Meaics
runa III &albingtou nu9eitclt bat, nm
Gin flares GeritduoniB Der Sormcrs
fra9e. bcionhcre Der bcutlhcn Taiiiz
eiIeutaiien fir HeguIicruug ocs ldllos
lidleu arcbitlueicnS. in bicsbc5iiglihcu
ee'eelideu |erorbnungeu nem Sars
merItanoe gu quite tommeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
rMeiitc uJutter."

Der llnfug, Den man in @nibin9s
ton NIT Dem Congregational Hccpro"
treibt, fdngt mrtlih uafgernbe an.
arotcst 81 werben. Neulih lieb Der
9nnarcB I%bgcproncte 8nl. 6. Aums
pbren ans Dem Stoate @aibinaton elm
8cbidt nit Dem Sitel .I cine
W utter" ncrlcieu. pas bon einem
Der t~nIentpoQiten ulb pppuldriten
Shriititcller DER Taciiics 6iiitc pcrfaBt
lrprocn lei. Sizes @cbiht". 10 or
tldrtc CT, lit Gin berrliher Sribut. Der
cin bcaciltcrtcs @do in Dem ScrScu
eilrcS icpcn lpnbren Ianncs iiupcu
luirN. Ss peroieut einen Ylus I'M
~Hccprb"." Suruuf bat er nm ems
itimmigc GrlnubuiB. bas @ebitt in
rGougrciiional 8ccore" nborudcn III
lnicn, Inb icin @linih lpurNc that,
iddllidl c%riiilt. Ser taicntppQc uno
populdrc Shriititellcr bon Der Gacis
fics&illte bat bcreits onS @eranilacn
gcbobt. iciu gr6euGnib in Dem amt
lldlen Organ Der natpnnIen 8eiess
gebung 3u IcIeu.
~Nun ppucn mir Sen @erbaht".
ihrclbt bn3u ~@crmouids Serolo".
~baB es Dem Nbseorpnetcn Sumpbrcp.
DER rod, ieocnfolIS Guuoibdt iiir cineu
mcitcreu Sermin lit, uur Surum Al
thun iein. BEL rcn Miittern icineS
Stontes einen Stciu i'm Brett 81 ges
ipinnen. uid,t in ms uuifommcn laiien.
@ir lpolen pielmebr nruebmen. bag
'cine @caciiterun9 iiber bns @coiht
chrIih unb mel bon allen Nebenees
onnfcn ilt, &ir pplcn ibm aud,
9luubcn, baB rns @cbidt iclbit icbr
ldlou m, Ibcr mas bat iclbit bas
idlonltc @eoift I'M .9pnsrciiiunul
8eeorp" 81 iuhcn? Ser Gonsreb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Sci WaNer anS Srst.

Mem 9ort,-t30 Stunbcn Mos
lterhait. trodenes Srot inb Wdifcr ols
Nobruua unb cine barte 9emcntcicle
ais HlIhcplae battcn CUR Solse. raj,
Der iuu9e S%auncubaum Dem Sbers
ltlieBcr Der Saitiue III 8ladipeIs IS.
lamb oas Seriprehcn cab. iid beliern
Su lpcQen, 2anuenbaum lpar ieiners
6eit an Der Spise etnes Seeres
Irbeitsloier IN cine Stride eingesoaen
nit Der GbiiGt. bort iiir Ole Sbbnhs
Ioicn oorilbcracbenb Gin 9omi5il aufs
6uihIaacn, Sic Solisci perbaiteie
i'm icbph innmt 100 bon Ieiner @e..
iolsidnft une Tic NIle p,gYben bed
8Glier unb grct" ein9eitedt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Sssialiiten oils KirePcnucr,
tteiSieer.

Sic ioSioliitiihc Yartci bon @iss
coniin nnbnu III ihrcr iiingit nbgcs
bultencn Goupcntion cine Slutiprm an,
III peld)cr Die Scltclerun9 bon allen
&ird]encigcntGlm bcfilrlportct miro.
Ninh Imabnlc bieicr Ylnnic brnd1te
Sauiel Soau Den Saa ms Hplen.
iubem or Den Nntrug iteutc, Dem
original : Eara9rapbcn Die iolgcuoe
&laulel bei5ufii9en:
.TornlIsaclcbt icbod. bn6 mir ous
Gusnebmen alcS Gigentbums bciilrs
norten, bns iilr gottcSNienitlidc. err
6icberiide unb mpbltbdtigc 3lucdc
n%crlpcnbet miro; dber niht bua
Gu5ncbmen bon Cigentbum, pnS rclis
Ai0lc &ercinigungcn iilr Spefulns
tiuus 3!ptdc obcr fir Grb0bun9 Ocs
@ert6eS bcs @rlmb6ciibc5 phcr ais
Ginnnbmcouclc ober fir Snbuitries
Slpedc ~beliscn."
@inficlb 81. @aniorb. Siftpr g.
Berger, ,. &pGn uio &. u. Nprnc
leitetcn Den anmpi gcneu Die Crigrs
nalSJielolltion uuo allc nerthcipigtcil
III bcrollhcr Weilc nna Y!i5nebncn
bon Siacnthnm. hds rirctt iiir firds
lidc 3lpedc rsrpenoet miro. unb Die
Stride ais ban Der bcneutcnoltcn Be
cinilniiung nui NaS murnliihc @pbls
ergcben Ses Soifs5 in Der SeBtScit
idileerten.
Nber &crr Hcuiclbt. Der %oier Der
nr%ipriln9IidIcn Hciomtion. ioa feline
Sffice nebcn Der bon Wiftor @cr1cr
baben i'm io5inliliidfu ]1nuptlunrticr
IN Ytillpaufec. IS lit nlr nntilrlid,
anSnnebmen, bnb Die beioeu Serrcn lid,
ilber ibr Yrpgramm n~Gteiuanper be-
rntben - in Der Sbat 1pGre cs ln0es
idlGftSmGBi9, lpenu JIG es nidt tbrn,
mllrocn. N6cr crit ais Stabtauipult
&oan Den crlpGbntcu Nutrng irlte.
entbedten Die Sclcgaten, oub tic iir
Elm ab%iolutes Spitem iiir ScitcIcrlmg
auen airbcns @i8entbums eingctreten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address
on receipt of price mentioned with
description of each pattern. Send
either silver wrapped in paper or
stamps. Write name and address
plainly. Be sure and state numbers
and sizes Of patterns desired. Re.
member that in these patterns allow.
ance is made for seams. Z
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT, :
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque. Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

paren, unb Berger elm @crtbeibiger
Der Stride 9elpurbeu lei.
Sic SreBz N9cntcn Der SoSinliitcn
peridrmtcn ce, Die cripdbnte Hciolus
ton III Die 8clt binurS 6u icnben,
ais tic I'M Sornlls bos Yrpgrnnm
ilbcr Die 0cifdftc Der Convention aus
ihidtcu.
Sn Der Sbut iinb sic Wct6obcu
Der ip3iuliitiifcu Eolitit icbr 9riinbs
lih. Sbnc 3pciiel miro Die Con-
pentiou bon YSisconin im Sabre 1914
in Der @cid)idIte ais Gpnpentipn ser
Observation-Disclosures betannt lucrbcn
llnb bic brilnntcn Suftifcn prpmineuz
ter Silbrcr mic Tittpr Berger lpcrocn
anbalcrno einiac Seutc bctboren.-
(Ecter SicB.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
GtrenSc ,lmsscieemmns.

@ic Die in Ser Staht Som bcrall5a
9e9ebcne cngliih d. %uhenifriit
.Home" in ibrer Summer bonn 20.
Srni bcriftet. baben in bicicm Sabre
5ipei Nnerifnner Dor Der 9ibcls Gumz
miilion oas 9i5eutiats sGrumen iilr
bI. Shriit b%eitanben: Ncp. Splcpb
Hbonc pcu Der ct. Souiicr Hropins
Der Winpritcubrilbcr uuo Ncp. 30
'epb Sinon, pnm SGpitIicbcu Cole
gium Solcpbinum. Columbus. Ohio.
Tah Der Iusla9e Der Ggaminaturen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
41,OO0 fatbuliid)c Snmilicn

leien jcbc Wohc nit SntcrcHe .
nnierc meme S%erlnnst= gn5eigcn=
Spaltc, bic mir in ben Sienit
nncrcr 9eicr scitcllt baben. .
Seine u%nnOtbigen Ebraicn unp
tcilte Misunderstanding. Iac
SHcrten weroen IN fnrScr, :
biinbiacr, leift p%critGnblifcr
SprGhc 1000 tathulijhen
6amilien uOrseleat.
&nbcn Sic nidts, raS Sic
befaitit 6u MAIDEN iuiinihen -
Gtwas, has Sic ucrfancn
ipullen, GtWns, ons Sic taufeu
Wiirben, falls Sic cs 5u cinem .
niinrbmbareu Yreiie babcu t0nn-
ten; ipinihcu Sic cine Nn= :
itelluna irgenonueldjer Nrt? :
Wahen Sic Sbre @iiuihc in
nniercn %crlangt gnSeiscns
Spaltcn befannt. Us lit einfad
UNI bilia. Ireiie sieier Nm
5eiscn iinoet man aui Scite II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

design. The pattern is cut in 8
sizes: Small, medium. and large.
1t requires A 3-S yards of 36-inch
material for a medium size.
Price 10 cents.
l0l3-Ladies' Waist. to be finished
with Shirt Sleeve or with Short
Sleeve and Turnback Cuff. The
pretty soft crepes and voiles.
rice cloth, ~ratine. silk. madras or
lawn are all admirably adapted
to this style. The fronts are
open at the throat, forming mar
row revers faeings, that meet a
deep round collar in notches.
The body and sleeve is cut in
one, and the sleeve may be fin
ished in short or wrist length.
This style in handkerchief linen,
with Just a touch of embroidery,
would make a cool and dainty
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

may be used for this design. 1t
is easy to make, and nay be
trimmed with edging. or the free
edges may be scallOped and EN-
brOidered. The pattern is cut in
3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. II requires 3 ii yards of
36-inch material for a medium
size. Price 10 cents
l005-Girls' Two Piece Dress. A
New and Popular Style. This
model has a waist or guimpe
that may be finished with a long
sleeve having a band cuff, or in
short sleeve style, with turnback
cuff. The waist is cut with body
and short sleeve portion COM
bined. The skirt portion is laid
in deep plaits and is buttOned to
the waist under an inside belt.
Ornamental buttons may be add
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Klapperisblanes int Satntsi.

TbiIabcIp6in, go. an
Sroab Street : gnbnbof scr @euninls
paniae Giicnbabn taudtc iGblinGs cine
aht SUB LANCE alnpperinlangc aui.
Die cine mabrc Yanif inter Den 0llns
oerten bon lpnrtcnbcu S~nhr9diten her
p%orricT. gnn glalbt. oaB 81. Srcmps
Ting NIT elmer Wngcnlabun9 tropiider
Srilhte bier %eintrai, Giicubahns
Seamtc iingeu i'm nit eincm Sad
mn iiberipieieu i'm Dem 5oplogiihcn
8arten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
arbeitsr unS farmer.

Ser 9. N.sa, St~nntsperbanS bon
Yenniplpnnia nabm II. a. Die folaens
Den Spei Seid,liine bc5iiglih Scr
Nrbeiters Unions unb Ser Sarmer an:
Wir ertcnnen cS ais Elm unbcitreits
hares Hcht oeS Irbeitcr5 an, nit bcn
Unions urh i'll nen llripus iiir Ole be-
rnflId,c lnn iosialS Ncbuu9 hires
Stanoes tbqti9 5u lctu, betoncn abcr
6n9leit es ais Sflibt pcS fatbolii6cn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

12,~535,275.96 fir one beihen nidki
ntebr 9dr5 mobcrnen &riesAi6iife
MARINE Setretdr Saniels bon einerrl
m%erifdni'den Agenten Der sriebiifeu
Negicrung periOnlif ilberreiht. (Siir
Die Wer, Staaten lit oas 8eihdft eia
iebr gutes. on lie Den poGen &pitenss
pre,s mir Die 3mei alien &aiten ers
bielten,) s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
@ir lieiern Gu9 Die Muiter
~ biaiseu Yreiien.

waist. The pattern is cut in 81
sizes: "a. So, SO, 10, fa and -,
inches bust measure. Il requiresI
3 IL yards of 27-inch materiaH
for a 36-inch size. Price 10 cents.
2O1-Modern Stamping Outfit. Con.i
sisting of new and up-to-date de-
signs such as shirtwaist, center-i
piece 17x17 inches, eagle pillow
top, collars, baby bootees, bib
baby cap, borders, anchors, starsJ
sprays, two complete alphabets,s
etc. Beautiful full size designs
and necessary materials for
stamping. Price 25 cents.
1017-A Group of Stylish Collars
These models r smart and up.
to-date. They are suitable for
any OF the prevailing dress or
lingerie materials. No. l would
be pretty in cool, dotted net or
in batiste or lawn. No. 2 is very
appropriate for pique, or linen.
No. 3 could be made of CLOTH
silk, or velvet. also of any wash
material, while No. 4 is also good
for such fabrics. The pattern in.
cludes all styles illustrated. and
requires for No. 1. ga yard, for
No. 2. ga yard, for No. 3, 5-8r
yard and for No. 4, 3-4 yard of
24-inch material for a medium
size. Ii is cut in 3 sizes: Small.
medium and large. Price 10 cents.
1796-A Dainty Corset Cover. An
exquisitively pretty and attrac-
tive one piece corset cover ID
here shown to be executed in
solid or eyelet embroidery. B
Stamped on nainsOok. -. .65e
Stamped on lawn. soc
Perforated pattern. .........2 Csc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

40, AZ and "A inches bust meas
ure. The Skirt pattern No. 1908
is cut in ) sizes: %, "a, 26, % and
80 inches waist measure. II re-
quires 9 IL yards of 27-inch ma
terial for a medium size for the
entire dress. The skirt measures
about | 1-2 yard at the lower
edge.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price 10 cents
each.
9992-A New and Practical One Piece
Apron. This model affords pro-
lection and covering to the dress
and is comfortable and neat in
appearance. 1t is fitted by a dart
under the arms. and has ample
pockets in front. Bingham,
chambrey, ~percale, lawn, cam
brio, muslin, alpaca, or denim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
SinS jebt p~srRauit.

Ser Scrfnllf Der bcioen amcrifnnts
idlen Sinicnldriiic ~Shnbo" unb .Ntii.
i%tilippi". Die in Den Belts Scr aricdi.
ifcn Hc9ierung ilbcrscbcn. nlrbc am
Nfittlpph ~poll6o9cn. 8rictcnlonb iii
nomlncl niht an Der Transaction be-
piclmebr purbe Der 9bed bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

ed. For a comfortable play or
school dress, either with or with
out boomers, this style is to be
recommended. 1t is good for gal
atea, drill, linen, chambrey,
Bingham, lawn, crepe, or chal-
lie. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
4, 6, 8 and 10 years. 1t requires
4 3-S yards of 27-inch material
for a Agar size. Price 10 cents.
996-COstume for Girls and Misses.
An Attractive and Easily Made
Dress. White crepe was used to
make this jaunty design, with
trimming of figured cotton wolfe.
The waist fronts close diagOnally
under a vest that is finished with
a broad round collar. A chemi-
settle is added, which may be
omitted. The two piece skirt is
arranged in plaits at front and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Die 6efakren SeS yGanee",

Solicit. SQ,-Sci elmer sod,
5citsfeier brad Der SuBbobcn Der 6ane
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Our Paffeyn
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

101S-1O1O-A Pretty Style for Home
or Afternoon Wear. Figured
wolfe combined with embroidery
is here shown. The design is
composed of Ladies' Waist Pat
tern 1918, and Ladies' Skirt Pat
tern 1910. The skirt is plated
over the hips, and draped in bus
tie style over the back. The waist
closes diagOnally in front, and
may be finished with or without
the collar, and with long sleeve.
or with short sleeve and fancy
cuff. This dress is also suitable
for batiste, ratine, rice cloth,
wolfe, lawn, madras. bingham, or
challie. The Waist Pattern is cut
in 6 sizes: "a, 36, 3S, 40, AZ and
"A inches bust measure. The
skirt in 6 sizes: %, "a, 26, %, 80
and 80 inches waist measure. 1t
requires 7 1-S yards of 40-inch
material TO make the dress for
a 36-inch size. The skirt meas
ures about l 1-2 yard at the
lower edge.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price 10 cents
each.
1006-1003-A Charming and Attrac-
tive Style, Suitable for Many Oc-
casiOns. AS a dancing frOck, or
for other social functions, this
style would develop prettily in
any of the soft crepes, batistes
and silks now SO popular. A
lovely development was shown
in wolfe in a nels rose shade,
with trimming of lace and inser-
ton, tiny bows of satin caught
with small pearl buckles trim
the waist front. For an .inexpen-
sive dress, figured crepe could be
used, with trimming of lace or
embroidery. The waist pattern
for which No. 1905 furnishes the
model, is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, 80,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

Wutual Benefit Niiociation. Die
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Croen Der antboliiden S0rISr. Sic
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

back in panel effect. This model
is good for lawn, wolfe, linen,
chambrey, gingham, silk, per-
Gale, ratine or rice cloth. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: Ia, Is,
IL and Is years. 1t requires 4 Ia
yards of 44-inch material for a
167year size. Price 10 cents.
9994-Ladies' "Over All" Apron. A
Desirable Model. This style COW
ers the dress so well and prac-
tically, it may serve in place of
work Or house dress The waist
and sleeve portion are cut in one.
The skirt has five sections,
slightly gOred, and is joined to
the waist under a belt. The round
neck will be cool and comfort
able. Bingham, percale, drill,
chambrey, gaiatea or lawn are
all equally serviceable for this
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-12
Just Right for 6sekaehe and
Rheumatism

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ly effective for backache. rheuma-
tism, swollen. aching joints. kidney
and bladder ailments that they are
recommended everywhere. 4. A JET
fords. McGrew. Nebr-. says. For the
last few months I was troubled with
pains in my back and the druggist
recommended Foley Kidney Pills for
ny ailment- ! have not yet taken
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has entirely disappeared" Coles
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-12
THREATENS TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Edward Lafolette Dlsheartened Be.
cause Of Appendicitis

Burlington, Mar. 11.-Edward La
gillette, 26 years old, came TO Bur-
ing:on in desperate frame of mind
his afternoon and had the police not
lcted promptly he would probably
iave committed suicide. He has
,een a long time sufferer with appen
licitis and he came to the city to
ave an operation performed at the
'anny Allen hospital.
The man was informed that he
would have to pay for the operation
nd as ne had no money he became
lisheartened He went to the Cen
raj drug store and purchased some
.arbolic a cid for medicinal purposes
,e said when he ordered 1t
AS soon as he obtained the poison
le remarked to the clerk who had
waited on him that the stuff was nor
Nor medicinal purposes but for sui.
ide. The clerk Immediately tele-
honed TO the police office and an
fEicer traced the man TO a boarding
,ouse on College street where the
lndlady said she had just been in
ormed by Lafollette that he was 90
ng down to the union station to take
he acid just as the $40 train south
5as leaving. 1t is claimed that La
gillette had already fortified himself
NTH drink from pint of whiskey
ust purchased.
The man was taken TO the police
flee where he still declared that ne
would end his life II he was liberat-
d.
States Attorney Hopkins was mott
led also Overseer of the Poor De-
aney and lastly Mayor Burke. 1t
vas finally discovered that Lafollette
las a relative living in the city and
ne was sent there for the night. Ar
angements will be made to morrow
morning to have him sent TO the hos
ital.