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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

lifen Snmuc unb Den itiirmiiden
Hufcn: Sot Eapit Yius! Soh Der
Segatl perlieB Cardinal 81 Selmonte
Den 8abnbof 5ur Sabrt III Ole
Bpbmung.
Ser SGbnboi bon 2ourbcS tr,lg
ntdt Den a~erin9itcn Shmud. Der
fran5pIiidc Staat mil ieiue @egnerz
ldlaft aud nlIf einen @nit iibertrogen.
oofilr lpci'cn dber alle itdbtiIfeu unb
faIt ode Sriput9ebduoe in 9purpcs
berrlidren Sdmud nlf. Gin rei5eue
be5 glib. Sn Den Strabeu Der StaNt
berriG)t Ielbit iiir ocn intsrga.:cnulen
@dliabrteort &ourbcs unNslro6ntes
Sreibcr. Nae Nuiionen Der Melt liub
pertreten, a(lc Sbionle iinb Si horen:
Seltihe, SuNldnher. Spnrier. Static
ner, Nnlerifancr, Sel9ier SollGnncr.
Selterreid)er, S%prtneicicn. @rieheu,
Gbincien Snbier. Niritaner. @luitra
lier. tnr6 ein ian tnrmt ie 9cichcncs
SplferNcmiid).
Nm @ittmoh Moraen Dcau6 iid Ser
9arbiunls2 eAnt IN ole Orpttc, nm Die
bl. Wcne 81 lcicn. Cine aroBc
WcuidcnnienNc .crudrtcte ibu beim
NuSann9 rerirlbeu @ic ieGr DER
&nrhinnl bclicbt lit. 6cigtcn Ole ltiirmis
idrtu Spationcn. sic man linn Bar
6rnhic. cine NnSabl NraucG hracbs
ten lire &in0tr. nm liz COM 2cgntcn
Ieanen iu lnneu Nudl cin urmeS
Wiiiterlein reictte Dem Guroihal ibr
truntes 0iGbd'cu hin umh bieier nabm
cs IN Die Arnlc mo gab linn cineu allb
oni Die Stirne : Ser @nsen oes
Cardinal sSe9uteu founte lid faum
borlpGrt3 heirtaer,.
3ur pfiisic(cr Gou0rebs GrGfimung
nn Wittiuoh Nadmittnp pcrinmncls
ten lih auf Dem lpciteu E!np Dor Der
@olentrous Stride 3%cbniauienbc pom
GongrcB Sbeilnebmcrm, SremScn uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Cine Seeidplaeet in embanis
Sctsen 0etrGHcrn mSelicp.

Snuauo. - Sier cingclaufcne
ordbtloic Scridtc ~bciugcn. bab Sipet
britilde Arcll6er iiiblid pon CUBA
trcu6cl. Der iruu6oiiide transports
oampfer .@aronnc" liegt. nit Scl bes
frad,tet. bier; cbcnio Der italicniide
arenScr o9ala6rio". Ser britiid,e
arclSer "Scnnet" liegt fampiiertia
bier. Ser beutidle areuScr raorlss
rrbc" lie9t inuerbnlh elmer 9iituni
BON bier. 100 or brabtlpS errcidt lpers
Den tuuu. Ser norbOeutihc Slopps
oulnpfer nNeddr" b%efinpct iid bier nit
elmer 9roBcn Nn5nbl Eunugierc
Die oNmcricun Sobnccp 60" bon
bier bat ihre Sabriieu 9eidlpNen umo
5000 &rbeiter entlanen. Nnoere
bieligc eignrreniabrifcu neroen in
nddDlter &ohe pabridcinli6 oaSjelbe
tbun, luuourdl mcitcrc 5000 Nrbeiter
bclhdftianngsloS ipcrocn niirbcn.
Sie llriahe Der Shliesuug lit, oas eie
eirpp iiihen Mdrttc fir bic 0aarcu.
wclhc IN ben bieiiaen Giaarrem.
fabrtfen auseiertist meroen, sur 2cii
perihlpiien iiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

Ginbeimiid,en. Sor Dem &irdeneinz
gang. Der cine natiirlide gltrube
biloet, paren Die Tldse fir Die 3ebn
9arbindle. Die 200 Siihoie uno Den
cardinal &cgaten urter9ebraht. Dor
oicIen DEFINITE lid Die ihier unii6ers
lebbarc 0ienge Der 0ldubigen aus.
Wgr. SepIcn. SiIhpi bon
Namnr, erpffnete ais Yrdiibent pes
Counties beS Sutcrnafioualcu gud)uris
Itiihcu SongreIies bicie Hieienperz
larnmlung. Huh Der Se9riiBun9 unb
DEM Sinpcis alf Die 9cbeutung Der
Snternationnlen Guhariiriiheu 9onz
9re'le tbeilte CT NIT. III 5iebe in CIR
lpdgung Die GufariItiid,en 9nngrcilc
ipe8en Der ungebeuereu %orbercituness
arbeit tilnitigbiu allc SIuei Sabre. ltatt
mic bi9hcr ale Sabre, n%b5tbalteu.
Der Siidoi bon Carries unb 2ours
ocs, ytI9r. Sdloepicr, bearilBte bcipr<
perS bsu rdpitlihen 9cgaten mo bat
i'm, Dem 81. Gatsr oeu Sant fiir ole
gelporbenc Nll25eihnumg unp Die Sere
'id,srlng unipnnbelbarsr Sreue an
HpSipittbtH.
Ni9r. Seulel aub 6ieraui pas pGpits
lid)c Sfrciben befnnut, in meId)em Der
0l. Sdtcr ben Cardinal 9cgoten nit
lcincr &crtretui9 betrnut, nit Der
Spenbun9 beS Scgens benuitrast. mb
Dem S%OnGreiic hcitcn @rioig lpiinid)t.
SaS Shreibeu rief iti;rmiihe Details
tltnbgehlinAcn Acroor.
cardinal sSegnt ri Selmonte pcrlns
cinc ldngcrc an Den Gon9rcb geridtctc
Iprcllc. in peld)er CT in e~iugcbenber
9Sciic 6ic ScocItWug Ser Sntcrnatios
nalcn Eudmriitiideu Gon9reHc Der
porhp6 ~mb @ottcS Sc9cn iiir Nuc.
Die Der 81. Gudariitic 6lnctbnu iino.
b%erobrief.
Nndcindnber rihtetcn bicraui
@orte an bic Ieriammluna unb iibers
brahten Die @riiBc Der &~atboliten:
CARDINAL Nctto. friihcr Tatriard BON
Siiinbou; Garbiunl Rogue. @rSbiId,pi
pom Hrmnph. Irimo3 bon SrIunh;
@areinal IlmordS u SuntpS. @rss
biIdof ppu Seriau (Spnnicn) GAR
pinnl 0Grley, Gr5biidri bon Nep
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

9crf; gr3biI6oi Slliia bon Santo
Seperina (Stalicul ; Siihoi Suus
brapa pon aGuig9rdB fir Seiterreih
@cibbiltof S%nuaberg bon aolr
ilberbrad)te Die 0rilBe oes fatbolildelr
Seutld)lanS'5 an Den Sonareb ullp Ole
8~liidipiinIte gum 20. Subclicit. 8el
bte'er eiilSi9artigcn 8ldubensmauifes
'tatton BON beute beilpobnt, filbrtc Der
Siid)pf aus. Dem eriheinc Der Simmel
ndbcr gcrildt. Ils cine Stlic sum
!5imncl fonnc Ser 9ougreB bctrudtet
lpcroen. Srei Sin9e icien ea ppr
Illcm. Ole inns 6lm Siege iiibreu: Sic
Slebe sur @ottcsmutter Maria. Ole
Siebe gu Scius unO Die 2iebe sun
&irhe.
cardinal 9ucpu. @rSbiIdlpf npu
Helme Iprad hcn unipcicnbcn Garoiz
ldlcn unb 8iihDieu Sen SAINT hes
fatbolild,eH Srnufreif's aus unb aab
Der NoffrmHs NuShrud. SronfrcidI
mogc Ieireu 8esuern alnn Srpe trell
futboliih b(eiben.
Naf Der Scriomnluua lam cine
Teierlide 9roSeiiipu itntt, bel bcr Der
Saretnal GrSbiihoi~p SOON Heims 0aS
Sanctinimllm trIg. hirter Dem Der
Cardinals &tgat. $50 bis 200 @iIhDic.
ca. 1000 Yrieitcr uuN pielc Sauienbc
bon 8ldltbigcn id)ritten.
Nnd @iubrud, Ger Snnfclbeit fuurSc
Die Stnot ieitlit bclcihtct. Sic
&irfe mo Die 4apcQe
paren buud) Sauieupc uno Nbcrtaus
'enoe bon @lilblnmpcr hi5 SlIr SpiBc
crbcllt uro Inn Sen ipeitel Slae sp9en
bis III Die ipdtc N~nd)ntmnbc bincin
Sdnlcnoc bon EilAerm fcrum, Mariu
looprerlcnp. Gin mpergeBlidcr Nus
bid
SprtieBuu9 iplgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

pilrfti9c Natridtcn bciieeu, 10 lit
poG buS lcbr Notwithstanding. DaB &C
inter Siotletinn umt bas Sabr 303 in
Nitomcbieu Den Wartprertpb ~erlitten
bar. IQc Shmcid,eleicn perlciteten
Den Sinlgling Su feiner llntreue i'm
~sriegsbienitc fir ieinen 9etreusietcu
SelSberrn. @r duBerte oiien Den
@unid. Sicfletian moGtc aud, Ieis
nem @crrn opferu mn 10 in beiicu
Rcid, gclangeu. Dor ieiner @eians
9~enncbnlun9 CAB or, mas CT bate, ben
Nrtncn linb betete filr Die Nusoauer
Der Gbriiteu. 9tnh @rbulbung pielcr
auSgciu6ten Martcrn ipurbc er ent.
bauptet. Webrere aolirr erbaltten in
S~pnItantinopcl uub uuoersipp aird1en
'cineo Humcns. Walfabrer modteu
i'm I'M Nbcnolnnbe befannt, bus uls>
Damn gItidiol2 airden NIT icincm
Nnmcn crbautc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

CO purbe5, SranfreidL ben %.
7N Sui '14.-%ou Sranfreid lit
~ Die Sbee Der Snternntionalen
Gu6ariItiideu Gongreilc, .. +.
Der beionocren &erebrliug oes bl.
acknowledgements a%usgegangen iub
nnrMm bot MO ipobl aud Den %.
GongteB, Den Subels 9on9reB uud)
Nourhe1 beltimnf. Sic @riiuperiu Der
q Ihariiriiojen Gonarciie. ole 6rans
5oiin Samiiier uno Der Srauspic Ees
lerin. DER Die enHariitiItc 8cpegung
International gcltaltetc. habcu bGr
Speiten internntipnolen SonaceS IN
Solroes leiber niht mebr erIebt. iiGo
nid,t mchr 3euger Deg sIbcls nmb ser
Erommi9teit, ole III bIeien Sageu oen
beriibmten @uabenOr: Sources be-
berri6t. SIR Bert a6er pirb eIris
lcben.
9iah benz berrlihen Gudariltiid)en
@eitcurgreB in Bier 1912 bdt man
geoadt cine abnlihc rieiigc Gno eina
DridSpole Observation-Disclosures ios
pale nift Uieber 5u erlchen. Der
%. @uhariIuidlc @ongre6 in 9purOcs
o6cr tritt Dem @ieuer GongrcB piirriS
6nr Geitc.
81 Mciic ocs @crtrsters oes 81.
%ntcrs IN Scnrbes. ocS pIpitiiAen
Sc4nten Garbirnl @rGuitu 81 BEL
mcr'a ourh Srnutrcih glib eiuem
EriampbSua. Sr alien Stobrer. oie
CT aui ber 8eiie rah &ourScs be-
riibrte, in Saris. 2oulonIc. ilberol elm
NlGn5encer ipnrnler gmpfang. Sn
@nurocs fam Der Garbirals 2eaat am
p. Suli Mahmittaes al. DER @ijd,oi
BON Sarbe3 unb 2uurbe5 6abIreihe
ErGlnten, ser @iIrAcrn,eiiter bon 9ourz
oc& nit Dem @emeinberatb nno unges
jdllte 8ldubi9e besriBten Den @ers
ireter Dee Iapites, ser oafiir 9eriibrt
oantte. Inter Den alan9eu Der pGpits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

geidld9cu. 3pct Seuti6e purpcn
permunbet.
Cine ans a~0nig5berg in CitprcrlBcu
bier eingelaufcuc Sepcide beiogt. ooB
cine ruiliide H%atrouilen Nbtbcilung
in Gpottuhnen %einbraug uno iih Damn
naf Dem Sorf 9iloerpeitiheu manote.
100 ne oaa Spltamt 6eritortc. Sic
Huilen bdben, Oericlbeu Sepcidle Suz
fol9e, Die @ren5c an pcrihiepcucn
Stelleu iiberifritteu.
Cine bcute bier crlaiicue omtlide
Grtldrrn8 fiibrt alt3: .Nu9eiidts Der
rlllliitcn @infdllc aui beutidc5 @cz
bet. hciiubct iid Seutihlano I'M
arle9 ge9cn HuBlano lin algcue
Idlligem &ioerlprudI NIT HuBlano's
f%rieblidlen &eriiherungcu".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

shire cloth, linen, drill, linene,
pique, galatea, seersucker, per-
Gale, serge or Bingham. The
pattern is cut in A sizes: 3, 4, )
and 6 years. 1t requires 3 yards
of 44-inch material for a 5-year
size. Price l0c.
,893-Dress for Maternity or Invalid
Wear. With Body Lining, and
with or without Chemisette.
This design is cut on lines that
are graceful and stylish, ard is
arranged SO as to insure COM
fort and convenience when
worn. The full waist opens over
a neat vest, that is cut low. at
the neck edge and may be worn
with OF without chemisette. A
shaped revers collar forms a
stylish and appropriate finish.
The fitted sleeve is in wrist
length. The skirt is cut on pre-
vailing fashion lines, but with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
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.
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

For s~erviceable wear il would
look well in gray or blue striped
seersucker, with collar, cuffs
and facings in contrasting color.
For afternoon or porch wear,
there r many dainty materials,
also linens and ratines, that will
lend themselves admirably to
this style. The pattern is cut i'm
7 sizes: 80, "a, 36, 80, 40, AZ and
A inches bust measures. 1t re-
quires ) Ia yards of 40-inch
material for a 34-inch size. The
skirt measures l ga yard at the
foot, in a medium size. Price 1Oc.
99S-Ladies kimOno. A Charming
LOunging Robe. This design is
good for crepe, crepe de chine,
challie. batiste. lawn, Organdie,
cashmere, wolfe. dimity, or silk.
The fronts are faced and turned
back to form revers. The sleeve
is cut in one with the body por-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

tons, and finished with a shaped
cuff. The fulness is gathered at
raised waistline, under a full
girdle. As here shown pink
crepe, embroidered with white
dots was used. The trimming is
of pink satin, and the girdle of
black messaline. The pattern is
cut in 3 sizes: Small, medium
and large. 1t reqires 4 "a yards
of 44-inch material for a me-
dunn size. Price 10c.
,892-Boys Russian Suit, with
knickerbOckers. OF all popular
styles, there are none more de-
sirable and suitable than Rus
sian blOuses and "knickers". The
model here shown has the front
finished with a broad panel. The
sleeve has a deep plat over its
entire length, and the extra full
ess at the wrist is disposed of
in several tucks. The knickers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

IDLY or stitched i'm tuck effect.
The drop yoke is heightened by
a sleeve that may be finished at
elbow length with a pretty cuff,
or in close fitting wrist length.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 81,
81, SO, 38, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t requires ) yards of
44-inch material for a 36-inch
size. Price 10 cents.
l001-BOys Suit with Knickerbock-
ers A Natty, Comfortable Style.
This model has raglan sleeve
sections that form a yoke over
the fronts. The blouse is made
with coat closing, and sailor col
lar, the sleeve is finished with a
neat cuff. The KnickerbOckers
are in regulation style, with the
fulness at the leg held in place
by an elastic band. Suits of this
fashion are fine for little boys,
and are appropriate for Devon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

1892 Ladies' Dressing or House
Sack. Blue china silk, with EN-
b%rOidered bands in blue and
white was used for this design.
The fulness of the sack Is gath
cred at its lower edge, and
Joined to a hip belt in Balkan
style. IL preferred this belt may
be omitted, and the sack worn
loose. The shoulder is long and
forms part of the sleeve that is
heightened by a be~ll-shaped pOr-
ton. The pattern is cut in 3
sizes: Small, medium. and large.
1t requires 3 yards of 44-inch
material for a medium size.
Price loo.
0993-Ladies Corset Cover or Body
Lining. In Round, Square or
"V" Neck Edge, and with or
without Shield or Puff Sleeve.
Cambria, batiste, nainsOOk, or
lawn, are all appropriate for this
style. The model may serve as
a waist lining. 1t is close fit
ting, with side front, side back,
back and shoulder seams. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO,
SO, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. 1t requires 2 3-S yards
of 27-inch material for a 36.inch
size. Price 10c.
9S37--Ladies' Costume with Plain or
Full Chemisette, and with Long
or Shorter Sleeve. A Charming
and Popular Design. BrOcade in
pretty brown and green figures
was used for this design. Tan
messaline with chiffon in a
cream tint supplied the trim
ming. The skirt is gracefully
draped over back and front and
the plaits may be tackled invis-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Nsb ein unfenrmi.

@eneralcutnant Hclion u. Milcs
du6crte Iid III elmer Nnlprndlc. ole CT
am Nbeno pom :. Nu9uii inn Cub
bnlle oca "Gouitp GonsreB OF Greater
Ncp Yort", No. 50 @clt 1874. Str..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

sufi cient fulness for freedom of
movement. The back panel is
arranged so as to give added
width at waistline and hips
when required. The skirt and
waist r Joined and the fulness
at the waistline may be con-
tracted or extended as desired.
The pattern is suitable for any
of the materials now in vogue.
1t is cut in . sizes: "a, sc, 80, 40,
AZ and A inches bust easur
1t requires 6 Ia yards of 44-inch
material for a 3S-inch size.
Price Toe.
S86-Ladies House Dress On Raised
or Normal Waistline) with Long
or Shorter Sleeve. Black and
white checked gingham. with
facings of white linene is here
shown. The design would be
pretty in figured lawn or dim
ity, or in a neat percale pattern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Ser p. Sntermtionale Gu4aritjde Gongreb.


CO purbe5, Sronfreid, ben %.
~ Sui '14.-%ou 6raufreid lit
~ Die Sbee Der Snternationalen
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13

While on the Pacific ocean / met
ifc insurance man who told me that
be Travelled constantly and that his
expenses. ahoat and ashore. averaged
81 a day. He kept no expense ac-
count, he said. AT the end OF the year
ne charged the company 81 a day for
expenses, and that was almost exactly
what he spent 1 made a calculation
Ind found that the present trip has
cost us S11 a day each. almost to q
penny.
If you want to know what travelling
costs. here Is an estimate you may de.
pend upon. This means rapid travel
ing, by railroad and steamship, and
sightseeing I'm the towns with the as
sistance Of guide The estimate in.
eludes the purchases a traveller is com
PEELED TO make and cannot be reduced
much unless You travel second class
and deny yourself many things.-Ed
w Howe I'm His Travel Notes.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13
CATHOLIC.

Next Saturday, mass at S O'CLOCK,
Next Sunday mass at 9 O'Clock
Confessions before mass and after
mass Sunday school aud Bible class.
Father Vollebregt.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13
PASTORS LETTER
. my NeIRhbors and frIenda:

To my NeiRhbors and friends:
Last Sunday evening 1 lpresched a
sermon on the "Prodigal Son" 1
took my text from that familiar chap
ter of the"old book" Luke fifteen
In my reading the next day Al was
surprised to hnd paraphrasing OF
that beautiful parable The heading
of the article Was the "Prodigal
Father" In Il the writer puts Il IN
the mouth OF this father TO say "Son
1 have sinned against Heaven and in
thy sight and am no longer worthy
to be called thy father Forgive me
nov and lot us be friends" etc Il
was a new setting OF this beautiful
story to me had never seen Il Ia
that light before II has always been
10 me lesson to tie boy But found
in this vision of the writer new
truth from the old story There must
be iongings unsatisfied Ia the breast
Of the boy Il may be supplied only
by the coming to themselves" of
the fathers What do you think of
il parentsY The reading brought me
lothis conclusion that l would preach
a sermon on ''The Prodigal Father
This / will do next SUNDAY night
This will not be TRADE of parent
hood IL will be an effort OF the heart
70 help bring about that condition
by which 10 the grace and power Of
God every father shall help svrey son
TO be his best aud their relation
shall be reciprocal You are Invited
to come Bring your family aud
friends Yours most kindly
e Harvey
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13
Maddenina caimness.

A New Yorker who had planned a
week end trip with his wife fumed
and fretted without avail on the morn
ing set for their departure because she
made such glow progress In getting
ready for the journey. At last be fairly
dragged her from the house and int
a waiting taxicab. although she kept
protesting tina. there was no occasion
for hurry. as they had plenty Of tine
Arrived at the station, the couple dash
ed for their train and were Just IL
time to see It pulling out There"
said the irate husband. didn't eel
you that we'd never catch that tIair
on account OF your"
YES" said his philosophic Spouse
calmly. "but we didn't miss II b.
much New York Tribune
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13

II p Bope. vice president OF the
Carnegie Steel o. is quoted IN q
Pittsburyg dispatch to the New York
Times as saying:
1--WE are entering upon one Of the
biggest buying movements 10 the his
tory Of steel making 10 the United
States, and a long spell of normal,
sound prosperity for The whole
country Within sixty or ninety days
the steel mills Of all the Plttsbure
district will be running almost and
possibly quite TO their full capacity
The Psychological moment for the
complete resumption OF activity In
all lines seems to have arrived Big
orders are already Rivenor In oontem
plation IN almost every branch OF
the steel business "
Already the effects of the improved
situation are felt in Portland. An
Increased amount Of capital IL offer
ed for loan on mortgage. and lenders
are now willing to aucept rates one
per cent lower than a couple Of
months ago The Union Paoifc's
large contract for freight cars pro-
misses to start a revival demand for
lumber Abundant rain In the wheat
country promises large crops even 10
districts which often suffer from
Drought
A forecast by Philadelphia cor
respondent of the New York Evening
post, commenting on the Presidents
message says:
1.-THE feeling Is that these utter
snoes, coming simultaneously With
world vide relief 10 the monetary cit
nation will lnducs long deferred In
iustral plans to be resumed-not
suddenly, but gradually ana steadily,
and with increasing confidence.
The revival shows that business de
preston Is mainly due to "a state Of
mind" and that a new state Of mind
sxists. where confidence haR replaced
doubt and hope has replaced feai.
The clouds have broken aud are blow
ing away. permitting the bright Sun
of prosperity TO shlue over the land
with steadily growing brilliHnce
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-02-13

METHODIST

The service next Sunday morning
at the Methodist church will DO the
naturalization of the Sacrament of
The Lords Supper This will take
place at the regular hour for preach
ing service and all are Invited to at
tend and take part In the evening
the subject of the PASTORS sermon will
he "The Prodigal Father" This will
he a companion discourse to tue ser
mon of last Sunday night on the
"Prodigsl Son" 1t is hoped the par
, nts of the city will come to this
service and brig their children aud
friends with them The Sunday school
meets at the usual hour ne does also
the Epworth League
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or poetic families. the Coleridges.
like the Tennysons. are hard to beat
The author Of "Chrlstobel" had
daughter and two sons-all poets The
first. sara, wrote lyrics which. ac-
cording to DR.. Garnett. entitle her Ito
rank high among English poetesses."
The eldest son. Hartley. I'm the same
critics opinion. was sonneteer
among the most perfect I'm the Ian
guage." Derwent, the other son, wrote
some very beautiful verses in knights
Quarterly Magazine Of 1922 and else
where. Derwents son. Mr.. Ernest
Hartley Coleridge. Is the author Of a
volume Of poems. The Hon. Stephen
COleridge has several volumes to his
credit as poet, and everybody who is
a verse lover knows of the late Mary
r. COlerldge, whose beautiful gift APP
peared through "A volume of poems In
1907. And there is an e. r. Coleridge.
who has rescued certain TRANSACTIONS
OF the classics from Fidicule.-London
Chronicle
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~ VIA no use TO exDOstuiare; rns
moment you opened your mouth some
body flled 1t with powder. The battle
grew fast and furious. when suddenly
an enormous stream OF water from
Ore engine drenched everybody. The
colored powders became wet and. mix
Cling together. dyed us all in brilliant
~ variegated hues.
after this sort OF thing had gone on
Tor half an hour II ceased by mutual
consent, and we returned to the pri-
vate gardens Of the mahnraja. where
we were most unceremoniously pitch
ed into a tank OF rdnning water
was dyed a deep scarlet all over my
body. and 1t was fully a month before
the color entirely disappeared from my
face and hands"
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MS morning DuSy.

Ministerial duties and increasing dig
nity have not robbed certain minister
II his cherished bOyhOOd accomplish
ment of making fritters. He frequent
" exercises this skill at breakfast time,
much to the delight of the younger
members Of the family. Edith, the
tour-year-oid daughter. recently took
tea with a member OF the congrega-
don. After the silent grace the little
one. looking at her unmarried hostess,
remarked with pity;
"You don't have any one to pray for
TOu. do your
Said one Of the ladies present, smil-
ing:
Il suppose your papa prays for you
three times a day"
"Oh. no, he doesn't" was the in
nOcent and earnest answer. "He fries
In the morning and prays In the after
hoonf'-Philadelphi Ledger.