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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28
CONVERTED.

AS Is we'll known to the reading
public, Golfers Weekly has always
heid a bitter hatred for protectionists
and protective tariff. but in a recent
issue that publication said edftorially:
protective tariff, so to speak,
against the consequences of the Euro.
pean war, is the kind of tariff We be.
iieve IN. incidentally the whole aues-
'ioh OF protective tariff for the Unit.
ed states may stand on a different
oa's "iter this war is over. Europe
VIII De pauperized Its men--such OF
them as are nving-wili work for a
song: its little children and it's women
| Will be put to doing mems work T,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28
IBy Chief Keokuk.l

TBy Chief Keokuk-
The possibilities CT river traffic Al
as compared TO what Il
may be X the Missi
sippi boats are modernized and up-t
date. The river has always bee
here. and will remain for few hui
dred years yet; beyond that Gin
there is no use TO worry. In . publ
address . few days ago = form'
Keokukian at Omaha at the comme
cial club. spoke az follows:
We have been reading about re
storing river traffic for the up
per Missouri from Kansas City
to Sioux City. Speakers on these
subjects should thoroughly In
form themselves.
A proper stage OF water is the
first essential. Light draft boats
next. Then proper appliances for
handling freight so It can be
speedily loaded and untoaded.
Then there should be co-opera-
ton Of the shippers generally to
help build up the business by
diverting a part OF their freight
There will be plenty Of railroad
emissaries throwing cold water
on every proposed attempt to
build up the river business. am
enclosing letter just published
and issued by Captain John Bern
hard OF New Orleans which
speaks for itself and win to some
extent be a guide for Omaha.
saw his barge No. s, with thous-
ands of bags OF sugar and mer-
chandise from New Orleans to
st. Paul last summer, and re-
turn with thousands OF barrels OF
flour from ST. Paul for New Or
leans and southern ports.
Steamships are now making
the run from San Francisco to
New York via the Panama canal
in eighteen days, with cargoes OF
freight. They expect to reduce
the time to fifteen days soon.
They are putting produce into
New York and Boston In less
time than the railroads are get
ting the same freight there now.
When the refrigerator boats are
built, the fruit will be shipped via
Panama canal. The freight rate
is much less than by rail. Can
you wonder why the Canadian Pa
cific railroad and the other trans
continental lines and ENGLAND
wanted to put heavy tax on
coastwise steamship companies.
while all European countries are
subsidizing their ships. Why
should congress not rebate all
freight canal tonnage collected
from coastwise ships to ship own
ers All along the Mississippi rfv-
er the cities are fixing up their
wharves to get the benefit from
the Mississippi river company.
And this is applicable to all cities
long the Mississippi river. Johr
ernhard has the correct idea o
hat Is needed, and the future boat!
" heavy traffic will and should b,
Il propelled barges.
What a splendid chance to develol
le business on the Des Moines rive
18th such barges? BY ripping on
lie old dams" which span the river
nd dredging a channel. There IL NJ
,ason why such barges, built to pas
nder the bridges spanning the De-
Ioines river will not bring life to thu
,wns along the river as far up Al
es Moines.
II will not cost whole lot OF mon
' either. The legislature in Iowa i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28

We feel sorry for Victor Murdoch,
OF the wichita Eagle, says Alex Mil
Ter of the Washington Gowa) Demo
Graf. He is one of the brainiest news
paper men in Kansas. q state full of
bright editors, but politically he isn't
go many editors have no political
sense. He Is down and out as far as
politics goes. But his loss is the
newspaper worlds gain, for he will
undoubtedly get pack into the harness,
and he once told US he never did like
politics half as we'll as newspaper
work
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28
RIVER TRAFFIC

!, about 10 convene and 1t Is TOT the
members OF this body from Lee
county. to bring the matter forth
and let there be commission ap'
pointed to make report and FURNISH
the information The railroad lobby
there will oppose any investigation'
! fearing the result By making
! channel where It should be. ana OIL
sufficient depth, thousands OF acres
az fertile land can be redeemed ana
| utilised for farming purposes some
one has got to move to get results
/ The traffic OF the continent mas
j been east and west. With the COM
! pletion of the Panama canal. the tral-
fic Is going via the Panama, anu
thence up through the rivers OF the
continent. and those rivers when
are naYigable will be traTersed 'oy
the boats. But for the present ON!
those streams on which barges can
navigate. Captain Bernhard. In his
letters to the towns along the Mis-
siss,ppi. has informed them what Is
necessary to be done. When . rail-
road seeks an entrance into town.
land is given, streets vacated. Donas
voted etc All that Bernhard ASKS
from the cfties along the river, 10
share OF the patronage and conveni-
emit places to load and unload freight.
and proper facilities for landing. ana
In return he gives big reduction IN
freight charges.
we are going to attach another.
clipping which shows the great re-
duction already made on one class OF
freight, and for fear OF being misun-
derstood we copy the telegram. pub
lished In the San Francisco Chronicle
OF December A.:
SEATTLE, December 3.-The
American,Iiawa allan Steamship
company announces rate on ap-
pies from Seattle to New York
OF IS cents q hundred pounds by
steamers through the Panama
canal. Compared with the rail-
road rate, the new schedule
makes a reduction OF 80 cents .
hundred pounds. The reduction
is expected to result in great guam
titles of Oregon and Washington
apples now In StOroSo UoaA6 oAF
ped to New York.
II this Is true, then goods from the.
orient can be shipped to New Or
leans and thence inland by water.
Modern facilities for cheap handling
must be installed. and electrically
worked so as to cheaper the cost In
every way. This is not a dream but
a reality. And this Is the traffic the
Bernhard barges are going after TO
bring north and vice versa.
Lake Cooper has been created and
named; but not legaiized. VIII not
the members Of the legislature intro
duce proper hill before the Iowa
ana Illinois legislature 30 1t VIII be
zeographically known In histories.
maps and books Of science AZ Lake
Cooper"
Then there Is the ferry boat which
should ply between Keokuk and
Montrose and Nauvoo and perhaps
Fort Madison, making several trips
datly.s A number of landings can be
made along the shore line and in
Hamilton. 1t will be good thing for
people who want to come TO Keokuk.
a town is known by its boosters.
Have the boats come to Keokuk in
the morning and leave towards even
ing. At present all boat lines are
working to the disadvantage Of Keo-
kuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28
Cut out county,s Charge.

The commentator that the coun-
Ity cease charging cities and towns
Ithree-fourths of one per cent for col
Ilecting city taxes, is OF importance
(by reason OF the large sums paid in
by city property owners. Joseph Wall,
lchief Of the county accounting depart
ment, in reporting to Auditor Bleak
lily asserts that in some counties the
Iamount of comNlissions collected from
1.-THE city for handling city taxes, more
than pays the salary OF the county
ltreasurer's department He declares
that this is unfair to cities.
Supervisors should be elected at
large and there should be but three
| In number, the state auditor says. The
board members should have relief in
the way Of being Tald expenses while
ATTENDING meetings. the report de-
clares.
The practice of scalpers buying UP
witness fee claims Is given consider
able attention. The report says that
| the supervisors now allow the witness
/ fees at the first meeting after they
are earned. This Is too long wait
and some counties, although it is H.
legal, have been paying the claims at
once to avoid the scaipers and money
Lenders, the report says.
Other Suggestions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28
THE HEATHEN's DREAM.

THE HEATHENs DREAM.
tWhy do the heather rage and the
people imagine vain things? Psalms
2:1.)
The Zulu chief sat by his bride
Mid fruits and flowers far;
With birds and game on every side.
And fragrance in the air.
And, turning to his dusky queen
Quoth he, i've had dream.
It's just occurred to me that we
Are undivided"
In dream my vision crosses Ger
The oceans broad domain.
see my paleface brothers there
With new inventions slain.
AS man to man no hatred
Between them ] discern.
To satisfy the greed OF kings
To dust they must return.
They're civilized.
Again cross the broad expanse
To the country OF the free.
And there l see the paleface girls
Not dressed the same as We
They have loop about their feet,
And ruffles round their thighs.
Beauty spots upon their cheeks
And paint around their eyes.
They're civilized.
Again In dream catch glimpse
OF food in buildings piled
And bolted tight where it's secure
From the widow and her child;
And metal discs are boarded high
In letters on which shine
These solemn words. I'm God we
trust"
Which should read: I'VE combine. !"
That's civilized.
Then, turning to his queen he said:
I'VE lead simple life.
With share and share alike we live
Unstirred by greed and strife.
I'VE worship the Great Spirit there, I"
He pointed toward the sky
|And though the paleface knows the
most
We'd rather live and die
-UnciviIized.'.
frank Fl. Rogers. in Los Angeles
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28
w,,.on,. Birthday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.--EresiusIs
Wilson today received few re, .,ens
brsances ana a lot Of congrat''ia'' ~
on the occasion of his 5sth Dir'h'"''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28
County Governrsnt VIII be Affected
for Most part BY These Rec
ommsnd atIons from
RIeakly's Dept.
IRREGULARITIES FOUND
Present Business Affairs Of Counties
and Cities Could be Improved
Report Suggests and
Offers Remedy.

Recommendation for changes in
the laws which viii vitality afYect
ievcry city and county In the state are
contained in the biennial report of
the county accounting department OF
the state. which has been prepared
by John L. Bieakly. auditor Of state.
The FIRST examination OF the business
affairs Of the ninety-nine counties OF
the state has recently been completed.
The examiners found many irregu-
larities, evils and injustices in the
present system Of laws governing the
counties. Mr.. Bleakly says. AS a
remedy for some OF them he suggests
the following laws:
The practice OF the county treasurer
charging three-fourths Of I per cent
for the collection of city taxes, be abb
|olished.
That the number Of county SUI
Ipervisors be reduced to three In all
counties and supervisor districts be
abolished.
That the salaries of all county Of
Ulcers be hxed by law and all fees
collected be paid into the treasury.
That supervisors be paid expenses
instead OF mileage in addition to
salary.
That uniform rate for county print
Ing be fixed. the rate to be based on
the number Of words. all valuless
publications and useless headlines to
be abolished.
That Witness fees be raid I'm
mediately after being earned to pre-
vent witnesses selling claims to scalp
ers.
In addition Mr.. Bleakly calls the
attention Of the legislature to the fact
that the state tax levy as now fixed
will hardly take care OF the states
needs. II the obligations are increas-
led by the legislature, he says the
lawmakers must find a way to In
crease the revenue in the general
fund.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-28

December %, 1914.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

&cihbiifof 2nusberg hanttc bier
ollf Den Nrrnngerren ser beutiden
Settions @eriommluugen iilr ibrc
9roBe Wilhe ulo e~rmuIutertc Nie Nus
%tpeienbeng fir DEN 8nnig i'm Iltars@
latrument ipeiterSuarbeitcn unD al
fdnlpfen lnp neue Segeiiterung bonn
bielisen 8napeuort nit IN Die Seimatb
5u nebnlen.
Rit einem Sof auf ben 6odpip' item
Serrn 8eibbiifof iGloB bieic BENT
fpiirbiae beutide Ssftionss Sisuna unb
pamit Die Reihe Der heutIGen Sonberz
peran'taltun9cn ilberhaltpt.
gm HadmiItag pcriammcltcn lid,
Die Congress : Sbeilnehmer pienerum
auf Der Gsplanaoe Der Hoienfranss
Stride Sllr nIlaer1einen Seriummlung.
Sn perieIbeu iprafen: Der 6elgiihc
Seprtierte Nc. Seiffdnt. Der en0liihe
Nbseprpnete &iumer. Der Spauicr
Saltupua iofuis ole Sran3oien Sacs
quier unb Sr. Sc Sec.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Cine ueripGfcte Gprreipunhens aus
Se%utidhlano.

Sm SuIi.-@ir iino in Scr
Heiieiaiion. Str0mt berbei i'm
@oIterihaaren, 10 beiBt eS nieher an
Hbein uno aus allen &%eltsegeuoell
itr6mt man am 9ibeine 5uianmeu.
Cine bobft anseneGme lIeberraIGuus
erlebte Ser ~lfltramoutamts" gcftsrn.
ais plpsIih Der bo6p'F e Serr Biichoi
bon @aloeiton, Seras. 81. GALLAGHER.
ioipie isiu liebenSlpiirbiser 9seleiter.
SroTe''or Hep. Serou,e Rapp BON
Hrieiters Semiuar in 60 Yorte. Ser.
gum fur3sn Seiuh guus unerpartct
bel ibm abitieaeu. Sic Serrcn pareu
ppl hes aufridti9itcu CODES ijbcr Die
Observation-Disclosures ms parcn bcicnz
ocrs hcgeitert il6cr Sic mcltberiibmte
Stride urb Nnlnae beS Grcubera. Ses
ionbers mar es Hep. Happ. pelder iidh
nur iebr ihiper bon bieiem Stidten
Saraeies trennen fpnnte. Gen 2eIern
ses .aatboIiihsr @ciien" in Scgas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
lie Stimmnns in Selsien

Gnbe Slli aisbt git iolgenee Nits
theiluna aus 8riiiiel pieoer: Sier
9icbt man iid III Se5ug oui bie Gage
6ipilhen Ctltcrreim unb Serbien aage
nlein Dem bon 2puhou ais geprcpistell
GptimismuI$ hin mo hpiit mi cine
frieplide 2oilnA. Sn uu SanHta9er
Die Sriineler S6rle gcihlofen iit, 10
lam al bieier Stele sic @irtuns ser
Sin9c SelIeru 10. b. am %. Suli}
ielbrperitanblih nid,t gum GuSbrud.
9idt iiberIsbeu bari iperoen. pas Die
8riiheIer YreIis, iusbeioubere Sic ean8
III SranSoieIei aufss6enbe libcrale
1rene bel Der ge,utbeilnng Der 2aae
riidbnltslpS in Die 3crbe ser Carrier
Slditcr baut unh nad Dem @or6ilb
beS pScmpS" Guh oeS .Sournal ocs
Stbots" nic Gitcrreitiidle Nptc ais
brutal arrogant mo herauSiorperuo
%bebdnoelt, Die 3rnl GorulIs unons
~nebntbar aeipsien lei; oieIen ruiiiider
Stanepunft MAIDEN iih agtoile
Belize. .Snbepenbance Belize,
.@a5ette", "Soir" nno .g6roniane"
poutommen 81 sisen, bon ben tleis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

der er bic GnipcienSen blr3lid be-
gliidluilnidltc uno JIG 81 tpeiterem
trelen Seitbaiten an Yapit unb Stride
er,nunterte. Ser @iifof bunfte bier
uuf Dem Cardinal 79e9aten fir Die
eroBe @hre, Die er Dem fdtboliIden
Scutihlanb ourh iein grideinen err
luieien unb 9elobte Namens Der
Seutihen. oaB oieie in b~elpdbrter
oentiher Sreue ieit uno einie iteben
rpiiroen in Der 9icbc 3um Sl. Batter
nno 5I ieinem Stellpertreter BEN
cardinal s2egaten Cardinal 8ranito
d Selmontc. Su beitlfer Sreue
'tebc bus pcrtihe Solf 81 ieinem
Snpite, treu III @ehoriam unb lncrz
lfitterlid IN &erchrlng unb 2iebe.
Der Sildoi Bat Den 2egaten. bieIe
@clinnung bes oeutihen tatboliihen
Bottles Dem 6l. Batter gu iibermitteln.
(Stiirmiiher 9eiiaQ.) Spoann lprad,
8eibbiihof Sausberg audi Dem nit
benz 9arbinal eribieuenen 9iihoi
Sepler bon Nnmur. Dem Yrdiibenten
oes Gudnriitiihen gonnsiies ieinen
Oanf fiir Die pen Seutiden aeud6rte
llnteritiieima aus. Gin iubelnoes
oreifad,es God, auf Sen CARDINAL
SeGaten ihloB Die Nniprade,
@nrpiuaI 9egnt 81 @clnlonte nabn
Johann icl6it Gas &pri. nm in Nes
brodenemL uber bod, gut peritGncs
lid)em 2culib folseuoe$ nls3uiii6ren:
.Sh Dante Sbnen i'm &anen peS Sl.
Tdtere uuo ih bite 8ptt nm Ieinen
Se9en, mir Ille, Ole Sic bier aus
tpeIeno iino. fir Sbre Samilien uno
tiir ods gauge Ssu.ihlanp. Sh perz
ltebe leioer beutih iebr fpenia, aber
Sic leien M msinsm Sersen. uno bas
1T senua. Sm Nameu SeS Seilisen
@aters Ipenbe ih S6nen MIN SEN
apotoiiIhcn Se8en."
Hah Der Spsnbun9 Dee Geaens,
Den Die @uiueienbeu .nieeno cntgcaenz
nubmsr, itimmts Ole TerIammluia
Den amhroiinniidcn Soboeiana an.
Seierlih baltic bas Y@roBer @ott, mir
Ioben Gid" burh Den Saal. &c
iparen er8reiieube Gilseublide. Guasus
hlide, bic iiir Seben. Der lie erlebte,
eipis unperseBli1 iein perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

mlrnc se6orcu am %. Septcmber
1862 81 erie, ga; III &iarrer Der
STRIDE jltnr Seiligiten 6crsen, ct.
Soiepb, Yasco 9ountp, 8lurioa,
Nm II. au9uit. Der bodbp, Batter
SoIepb u. Ban Freed, OericIbe
iuurbe se6uren am 7, Sanuar 1851
gu ct. George, Bis.; 1T gteftor Der
ct. Srans faperiuss &ird]e 81 Grps
0Iatns. @is,
GIN Ia, allsuit. Der bpGiu. Slater
Bernard Sulh, Seriersc nurbe ee,
horen am T.. Suni 1885 gu Suutpile.
@iS,; 1T Teftor Der Ct, Ratt6duss
Stride 81 Galnpbensports. @iS.
Nm Is. Auauit. Ser bpdiu. Safer
Soieph %. 8ehrle; lit Sfurrer Ser
ct. Iaricne Stride ~ Columbus, 9.
am "a. Illguit. Der bohu. Sater
gli6oe( Ieger. z. J, Scrielbc tpurbc
gsbprsn nm 10. Sesembcr 1883 al
stamsrieb, Si05eSe Rescns6urg; i'm
2anbe Ieit DEM 81. S,ili 1888; iii
@eiitliher Sireffor M gacreb Searte
Nopitiat Der Sei,iten Al Sos @atos,
GaIifornieu.--G.S, B. @I.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
8erleumnerifhe Setfunaai6retber
peruutheilt,

". NJ, nne g, 6, Rorri'on. @atcr
uno Sobn. peraus8eber pe5 s0taufatc
Nprning Sourunl". In Innfatp.
purpen am 80, Suli i'm @eriht in
@aterpile. Riun., Der friminelen
gerleImbuna i6ulbia seiprphen uno
gu ie 80 5aaen Gefdnpib u~erurtbeiIt,
Sas @ereebcu betanb BARN, hob Die
Serurtheilten G, Qe, 9utpIe6. her Ees
bafteur oes .8aterniue e~eufinel~.
beidulhist bntten. Den 0 Ser .Ren'
ace" fabriBierten .@ip Der Columbus
Bitter" bel elmer ginfiibruna. ubees
leat 81 haheu, Sn Dem SroseB Der,
Sidtcicn Die IorriIou'5 barnuf. ben
Scmci5 nn5ntrcteu urb itsllten lid Ser
Mtilbc ocs Hidter6 anbeim. Sieier
Sro3es bot gum eritcu Wnls .6ierSus
lonbe ocn Columbus 8ittem ole @e,
leaenbcit. ben erbidteten Glib aftens
mGbig ais griimbme fetsunmelu
NIB b%araut6un, bad OIL Der 8eidmlbi.
slins. bfe Columbus Ritter bilSeten
einen eibIieb scrpili6teteH @ebeims
buno, tein pabres Bort III, :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Ser q. Sntermtionale Gndarit1de Gongreb.


Sourbes. Den "a. Suli IL
Seutc %Drmittag ianben ii6 bic
GongreBz Sbeilnebmer nieoer 81 ibrcn
Seftlonss SiBungen %5uinmmen. Die
slpeite SiBung Der beutid)er Seftion
,par lpieoer iebr itart beiuhi.
&ifor Or. Ntergentbetm aus Wtiine
s0labbud cir conperticrier SSraea
lit hielt. lpiehcrtolt bon itiirntilhcm
geifaQ ulierbruhcll. cine" bcAeilttrten
Nrrirug ii5er B q nfras
meut int mcnl d) | / d., cit Sc
beu. Ser 8efsrent peiltanb es onrh
fenIperanlentbole Sortra9Npeilc ios
tpobl ipie blrh tiefes @inaebsu III Die
praftiife Seite Der Srose Die Suborer
su entflamnur. Sein 9pr.ra9 1T
nc6cn benz bes eommerSienrntbs
WilaersScbera am aeitrisen Gage
prL,( Die bebeutenbife aunhoebung
rsiigi0ss prattiid'er Ne;igioiitor. Bee
bducrli6er @,.ie tGrneu i'm Ac5nler
eiiles tir5cu @ecittes icirc auSfiibs
rnulru MIR nroeoeutet pero,n.
WI, 5nci NidiIiuicn ici hetlte ba5
ScbrG oer Y}enihsn cnIseitrnt. iiibr!e
er as. oieic limb: usrbiencn uib ges
nicfeu WeniGentraft reife niht
riclr aus SbeaIe gum Siese gu fiibrcn.
&ie ober ba5 g6riitenibltln airs nelt
Gtiirmen Der Sabr6unberie iiesreid,
Encouragement, 10 tpiro aud in unies
rer Bet Der guhor;fiihe Got I'M
Gdframent ben Siee errinsen iiber
ben InterialisIrus auf alien @ebieten
uuenid1lirheu NeufeuS ruh SnRhslus
Muhre Sreiheit. @leihhcii uno Sriis
hcriid.cit fcn1 niemn!S ans MeRid,ens
trait %entiprinSen Scr 6cilauo nIieiu
lam tic uuS in ieiner Stride gebeu.
Gudl Die io5iale Sru9e pire u,ir nit
@briituS 81 l0ier ieiu. Soren iptr
haber auf Die Stinme oes guhariii,
iten @ottes unb aui Die Stimme bss
Steupertreters @brifi aui grben. aui
unieren Tapit Pius ben 3ebnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

@abre So3iologie mo Sosialpolitif
tann nilr erfolgreih I'M 8eiite 9briIti
letn. Dor Der Sreibeit, @leihbeit urb
Sriiberlifieit I'M beiliseu Nltarss
latrament 6erItieben ale 8olten, ale
otalbcSe mn 8an9unteridiebe per>
idpinben. 8enn aud infer 9eben
ms Shnanten 9erdth, ale Sronurs
i'm Se6en bsa Sin3elneu tpie Der &C.
'amntheit idpincct unb Sreifc al
Die llrSelc mcnidlichcr 8emciulhaft
gelea. miro. lestcr Gnbea miro Gcd,
circs iielcr, nnO bieic5 cine iii
@htiitgs iE hl. Sa.raments bes
al;ars, III Die bl. guhariitic.
Ils 3lpcitsr Reorer iprah Johann
Serr gfatrsr Is aus @anaels
zoo. S:oaaie Yaoerbprn, iiber Die Art,
auf iuelfe mir Dem bl. Mltarsiafras
nlent NnbeImg uno Sreue eripeiieu
tpncen. Gr flbrtc nli5, nie bic bl.
glthariitie beute bereite i'm Sru6ns
lcid'rnnt5fcIt. i'll oen Suhariitiihcn
GorBrciitn. ben iutsruaticnulcr, ioipic
Den uai;pHnlcu unb regioualcn, in
@sbe.3' applrplaten, in 9ruoers unb
Experimentation Il. !. 10. nerebrt
peroe. gs isI nod pisl gu tbun aui
Sieiem 8ebiet. Sic bette Grt Der Sers
ebrlne oes Seilaubes lit uub miro ims
n,er bleiben Die bl. Communion.
Sn Der S~istuiiion tpuroen nod eins
seine grldnterun9en une Mus3iise
oorsebradt. Yl6slit braufte Elm 9eis
i%nllsitur,r ourG Den gaul; Seiae
gmineus cardinal @ronito 81 8cIs
monte. Der gertrcter heS Sl. @aters,
erldlien I'M Sanl.
Ser SeifallSitWrm l0ite 81. icicrs
li6c Stilt as. iebem ~cir5e!uen Ser
ldmnilun9S : %SGeilnehmer reihic Der
SareiuaI sSe9at Die SanS' gum Minss
tu6. Iui ausoriidlifen @unih bes
Seeaten belt Johann 3eibbiidtof
Sansberg bon 8pln cine Nniprabe i'm
Numen oes cardinal assaten, in tpels
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

brown tones. The pattern is cut
in 6 sizes: 81. SO, 80, 40, AZ and
Al inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires s 1-2 yards of 44-inch
material for a 36-inch size. The
skirt measures l 7-S yard at the
lower edge. Price 10 cents.
055-Apron Design. A simple, dain-
ty apron design, to be embroi-
dered in solid stitch.
Stamped on lawn .35c
Stamped on handkerchief
linen .......t..........6 soc
Perforated pattern including
all necessary stamping ma
l021-Ladies' One-Piece APP r o n.
Here is an apron that is not
only simple and practical. but
becoming as well. 1t is fitted
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
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
piainIy. Be sure and state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns above
ance is made for seams.
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Csshohc Printing Co.
Dubuque. Iowa.
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Grieiter.
9oIben.

Gas finI3igjahriss ~eoIben.
SubiIdum tonnten feiern:
Vim s. ausuiI. Der bofp. Slater
Sobann Sominic areS. 9eriel6s
tuurne eeboren am 8. Wdrs 1887 Al
@beelins, &. ga. Or iuar frii6er
Sfarrer ser ct, 8oniiatius saird,e in
GumminSuile. leht aber idon icit
Snbreu nt3 Sutient ir ct. SrunciSe
6oIpitai Itir llnbcilbare. Cincinnati,
S6io.
Nm 10. Iuauit. ser bodu. Safer
Bernard Sos. &ermer$. Serielbe
mrlroe 9eboren am Z. September 1885
az Smsecttcn SiD5eIe Wtiiniter; i'm
Ganec lett Nppember 1865; pobnt
bonn Ftarramte 5uriidss5oseu 151
Intietam Sr., Detroit. Wid,.
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bernie Subilam tonuem umb tonnz
ten feiern:
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lpnrpe 8eboren am II. Suli 1866 ~
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Sanoc ieii Dem 3. Nopcmucr 1888; III
Heftor Der STRIDE gum 81. Nuueu Al
Weeinu. 8an5nta =. g, Seunepin
Gouutp. Ninn.
Vim 6. Iu9uitT Der 6od)p. Tater
Seneottt Hotb. y. e. 9. Serielbe