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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
Heavy Losses in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam has been most severely
mulctcd through the radical declines IN
low priced American shares. Losses
have been simply terrific. Speculation IN
oil shares there has also been ru,nous'
AS regards Vienna II is enough to say
that Austria has suffered through the
Balkan troubles. The increase In taxa
ton has been overpowerins. The Govern
ment debt is formidable. The losses In
Cured by merchants through the failure
OF their various Balkan customers with
outstanding commitments cannot be ex-
aggeratcd. The assassination or Francis
, Ferdinand has unquestionably renewed
! fears as TO the future OF the new heir
/ apparent. whose character is unknown,
but who Is not believed to be very strong
man.
Berlin however. has enjoyed an era OF
comparative prosperity. The errors com
mitted there eighteen months ago are no
longer reflected and abundant money has
had it's effect Business, already pront-
able. shows still greater promise. The
people are well OF, many OF them ex-
ceedingly rich, and the big banks have
the situation well in hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
THE SEAGOERS.
X ronprinsessin Ceciiic In From
Bremen with Many Passenger.

Arrivals by tho North German LLOYD
Iiner Kronprinzessin Cecilie from Bremen.
Southampton and Cherbourg
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
Appointments Have Been Announced
by President Wilson,
yc.,or0 Nowapnnor rolon Vows Service

Tee,orn Nowepnprr rolon Nows Service
Washington, President Wilson has
selected the five men who, together
with the secretary Of the treasury
William G, MoAdoo, and the comptrol,
or Of the currency John Skelton VIII.
llNms, are to compose the federal Re.
serve Board The selections are
Richard Olncy Of Boston, Mass, for.
mer socrol.ry Of state under President
Cleveland, to be governor Of the board
Paul Morlt2 Warburg o. New York,
member Of the banking form Of Kuhn
Loeb a Co.
Harry A. Wheeler Of Chicago, Vice
president Of the Union Trust Company
Of Chicago and former president and
organizer OF the United states Cham,
Der Of Commerce
W, r. q, Harding Of Birmingham
president of the First National bank Of
Birmingham and ono of the leading
bankcrs Of the South,
Or hdolph Cuapor Miller Of san
FrWole'o, now 0saRtnnt 20 Secretary
Lane Of the Interior Department and
an economist and authority on finance
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
SKIN T0RTURES WILL
YIELD TO RESIN0L

II you have ec2oma, ringworm, or
Sthor itching burning, unslghtly skin
cruptions, try reslnol ointment and
Kosinol soap and see how quickly the
itching stops and the trouble dlsap.
pears, oven in tho soyerest, stubborn.
eat cases, Reglnol ointment is also a
wonderful household remedy for PIN.
piles, dandrufr, sores, burns, wounds,
bolts. pilos, and for q score Of other
uBoH whore q soothing, healing appll.
cation is needed
noainol contains nothing OF harsh
or Injurious nature and can be used
with perfect safety on the tonderest
or most irrItatod surface Every drug.
aist sells roBlnol ointment l5Oo and
fIl. and reslnol soap (25c) Avoid
worthless, harmful, lmitotlons-Adv
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
FLOOD SPREAD HAVOC
ALONG THE CIMARRON
THREE LIVES LOST AND PROPER.
TY LOSS WILL REACH HALF
A MILLION.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

NFhNFTu newspaper Union news CPTNlNfs
Oklahoma City.-Three lives lost
Twelve large railroad and one large
wagon bridges over the South Cana
dian and Cimarron rivers in Oklaho
ma gone out.
A property loss which will exceed
S5OO,OOO
Bottom land crops for miles along
the Canadian and 200 miles along the
Cimarron in West Oklahoma destroy.
ed
Train service through Central Okla
homa, east and west, and paralyzed for
two days,
Telegraph and telephone communca,
ton in Il large section between the
two rivers in Western Oklahoma is cut
off.
This is the toll of the floods which
Sunday and Sunday night rushed down
the two most treacherous streams in
Oklahoma,
The reported dead. w. f. Werner,
bridge superintendent Rock Island
railroad, headquarters El Reno; w. f,
holland, Geary Rock Island bridge car
penter Leo Lininger, Geary, assistant
bridge worker
Three lives were lost in the South
Canadian near Bridgeport Six men,
standing on the Rock Island railroad
bridge while a train of box cars was
being pushed onto the bridge to
weight 1t down, were swept into the
river when the waters carried away
the bridge The string Of box cars
was swept away.
Those men saved tell thrilling stories
of their experiences The damage to
tour Rock Island bridges wholly or
partially carried away will exceed
100000 and the damage to the other
railroads will exceed 100000
Along the South Canadian river nine
Of rs bridges were partially or totally
wrecked, Along the Cimarron west Of
Guthrie only two Of six remained
when the waters began to recede.
Hundreds Of thousands Of acres Of
farm land were inundated from two to
Iarm land were inundated from two to
miles along the courses Of the South
Canadian river and the Clmarron river
in western oklahoma, The damage con
not be estimated
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
hln Rlha IN the Arkansas.

Fort smlih-Wlth rain falling In all
of the Arksnaas watersheds In Kan.
sas asd Oklahoma and heavy rains re-.
ported IN this section the Arkansas
river Ia due for big rise, according 10
the Weather Bureau, Monday II was
predicted that n l5foot stage would
be reached here, More than nm inch
and quarter Of rain fell In Fort
Smith IN "a houre The big rise In the
Canadian river reported TO be the
heaviest IN years, s due 10 reach the
Arkansas Wednesday
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
SOME SIDELIGHTS ON THE MEXICAN WAR

the platform, we awaited the execu-
ton.
In a few moments the prisoner
came in, dressed in the usual Japanese
dress of a person Of rank, accompa-
MED by the executioner, who was his
pupil and most intimate friend. He
walked with a steady firm step in
front Of the altar, where he knelt in
prayer. He then arose and went to
the red cloth, where he knelt and
made the confession that he was the
officer that ordered his troops to fire
upon the foreigners and also to fire
upon them when they were trying to.
escape, and that he was sorry for
what he had done
He then disrobed himself to his
waist and reached out for knife that
was near him, which he thrust into
his bowels and drawing 1t toward his
right side, and leaning forward at the
same time the executioner, with one
blow from his sword, severed his head
from his body. This occurred at
about 1890 p. m.
"The Japanese then bowed to the
floor, on which we all did the same.
We were then asked II we were salts
fed with what we had witnessed, when
we replied in the affirmative.
After the lapse Of few moments
we were informed that all was over
when we arose and took our departure
The whole scene was one Of great sol
emnity and very impressive,
Very respectfully,
"Your Obedient servant,
-. BLAKELEY CREIGHTON,
uNnv,rnandor
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
Enlnl nlnrm IN mIInnIn

Chicago Storm which swept woat
orn Illinois and eastern Iowa Monday
night Killed william Filler 20 years
Old OF AloNg Ill., and Norman uuurIl
30 Of Suonghwst lllH At Comancho.
Iowa, Early lurgonaon. 70 young warm,
or was killed by % falling tree ana
John Nader fishing In the Mississippi
river was drowned
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
Mnther and nannhinr alnln.

MOrionylllo Mo,=Mias Ethel Gritfey
~ years old and hor mother, wofo
phol from ambush while they were re-.
turning from church last sunday night
The girl died within few minutes
and physicians say her mother cannot
recover A posse early the next day
started IN pursuit Of the slayer, be-.
,ioyod to be n former admIror Of Tho
gIrl Marion nronutotlor aged No. was
arrested al Aurora Mo, Monday and
charged with the crime and Ia held
for investigation
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
AMERICAN INTERVENTION
10 WHAT MEXICO NEEDS

American Intervention ID what Mex,
leo most needs 10 fully develop her
wonderful mineral and agricultural re'
sources, In the declaration Of scores
" tho most prominent Foreigners who
have arrived IN Vera Cfus from In
terlor points to hhd safety with the
American troops, The entire country,
they declare, Ia parelyhed es a result
Of the inactivity In mining and asri'
culture caused By the three years war,
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
Throat CARRIED no Alarm.

WASHINGTON The ConstlWt.onollst
threat to hrook the oil reservoir above
TumpIoo and destroy the town II
American warBhIpB entered the pauoo
river caused no stir at the navy do.
partment Officials said the United
states has no intention Of sending lts
vessels into the river at this tImo.
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
Laughter Aids Digestion.

Laughter Is a most healthful exer'
ton; Il Is one Of the greatest helps to
tigestion with which am acquainted;
and tha custom prevalent among our
fDrefathors, of exciting II at table by
testers and buftoons, was founded on
true medical principles, ,--Hufeland,
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

witch has deyasteo all parts Of the re.
public,
Mexico, the greatest producer Of all
yer IN the world, IA rich IN all kinds Of
minerals, and mining expafta believe
that fadlum will be found IN the noun
talna Of tho Pacific coast and tho state
OF Coahulla
"All that Ia required 10 deyt'pp the
wonderful resources OF this eouftry
peace, and peace will never eohe un.
III the United States has established
II and made Investments and lu,ustry
safe" II was declared
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
Dancer Of Too Much Talk,

Don't talk too much, Just after you
have talked q man into buying, II you
bncp on talking YOU viii talk him out
~ buying =Atchsou Globe
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
No. SlX.SlXTY.SlX

This Is a prescription prepared os'
Decially for Malaria or chllls and
Fever. Five or six doses viii break
any case, and " lokon then no q tonic
lhe fever will not return 2Jo-Ady
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

Putnam FOdoloas Dyos guarantee
satisfaction, Adv
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

Uaa Roman Bye Bhlnam for pcaldlnR sen
aalion IN uyua ana Inflammation OF vyol or
oyuIids, Adv
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

The man whose credit IL good need
not trust 10 luck
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

Any woman can hold a mans inter
eHt,=by getting first mortgage on hia
vrstf,Hftv
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

We must either give up our groueheB
or our friends
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

one drop Of guile may mako a quart
Of goodness fermont
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

Be happy Use Red Croa Ball Blue,
much better than liquid blue. Delights
tho hundross, All groeers, ADV,
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

There Is nothing IN the theory OF the
survival Of the AttoBt, TaIlors aver
that the msfts stay with them longest,
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09

Lots Of things and men seem easy
until one tries to do thom,
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
ARE You ooNsrlPATEp2

WrIghts Indian Vegetable Pulls have
proved thor worth for 20 years, Test lhom
yourself now, Send for sample 10 5'9 Pearl
sLn New York Adv
The Harrison times., 1914-05-09
why Suffer From eadaches,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism

Hunts Lightning OIL quickly relieves
rtIne pain. The Hurting and Aching stop
almost instantly A truly wonderful remedy
for those who suffer It is astonishing how
dho pain fades away the moment Hunts
EIahtning Oil comes in contact with it
So many people are praising it, that you
can no longer doubt For Cuts, Burns,
Bruises and Sprains il is simply fine All
dealers sell Hunts Lightning OIL in
as and so cent bottles or by mail from
A. D. Richards Medicine Co.
Sherman Texas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Ssla GaSsnette.
(speSiea fir pisie Ssitnna.)

Splo 9nSpllette c, Die i~lllIitrc
Spdbtcr u~niercS Sunbesienators Ga
Solette, bat gegcn Gnbc Sebruar mic
Der BON id, rebcu 9cmad,t. Scfaunts
lid, lit tic perrndblt nit cinem Wdnuc,
ipcldcr ben proIdiidcu Hanen George
Ntiobletpn fiibrt. SaB I tic mad,
~altseipobnter &eiie Nrs. s.. Tibble>
ton Su nclnen belicbt. lit sdrl5 uno
gar nidt mad ibrem @eId,madc. Sci
elmer sroBen feminiitiid)en @eriamms
flung in Nelp 9urf iaste tic. es lei niht
notbig. baB ale 9eifipiiter Den
9lcid)eu Samiliemramen trilgen. Die
gltern fonnten iiir iebes Sinh ciuen
anbern 3unamen ipdbleu, pie lie Die
@prnamen nuSiuden, ober, mas nod,
por5u5iebcn mare. Die &inber iolltcn
ben Namen Der Wutter tragen. Ser
ner iolte feline Srau nit Mrs. anz
9erebet perben, ionberu einfa6 MiS.
Iit Dem Iorihlage. ale ainoer
iollteu ben Hamen Der Wutter iiibreu.
bat Tie baS Hihtise ~setroffcn. Sann
fonntc CO niht nlebr porfommeu. oa6
cine &ududsbrut eiuen Namen triige.
Der ibr niht 9ebilbrt. Iber baB Tie
niht @rs. @ibbletpu. ipnbern NfiS
9aSolette senannt iein mill. lit ldhers
lid. Sbgleif ibr Batter iih sroBcil
8ubm errrorben bat. lit es Sebem. Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Srietriek BON Ssbiusr iibcr
Sic pGpite.

Sfilcr beurtbciltc bas Yapittbum
in ieincr %Nbbanblumg .ltniperials
biitoriid)e lleberiitt Der merfpilrpiss
item Observation-Disclosures 81 Den 3eiten
Sriebrid'5 beS Griten" folgenoers
maBen:
~Wtan iab aaiicr uno aonise, ers
leilftete SiaatSmGnner unb unbclg>
lame arie9cr i'm Orange Der llmitdnoe
Hedte anfopiern, ibren @runpldben
un9etreu lperben unb Der atotbfpenbigs
teit peidcn; 10 etruaS be9e9nete ielten
ODER nie einem Sapite. Iuh ipenn
er I'M Slenbe umberirrte. III Stalien
teineu SuS brett SanbeS, feline ibnl
bolbe Seele beiab uuo bon Der Sarm>
berSigfeit Der Sremoliuge lebte. belt
er %ltunpbaft felt an Den %orredten
ieines StlbleS unb Der Stride. so
lnaleid iib audi Die YGpite in Eempes
rament. Ssnfnrt mo Sdbi9fciten iein
mpd,tcn, 10 ltuupbait, 10 9lci1iormis.
10 unperanberli6 mar tbre Yolitif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Sslssn Ser prekibitisn.

ans Chicago. gu. bcrlautet: Su
2odport murbc Die YoliScimaurs
ifdft entiniien, Die Splee bes Sicgcs
Der o5rpdeneu". Sie Stabtpcrz
paltun9 begriiubete icnc Ia6nnbme
bamit. buB Die itdbtiiden Ginfiinfte
burh bas SdlieBeu Der @irtbihaftcn
81 iebr becintrddtigt piirpen, oils paB
iernerbin Die Nusgaben iiir Die Ypli6ei
aufreht erbalteu perbeu tonnten. Sie
Sertrcter beS Wirthsperbanbcs, ionic
Der Sralcreien bcratbeu Die Sruge.
pb es angeacigt lei. Die @abl 81 be-
anitanbeu. Gin Observation-Disclosures Nns
tras miro bamit motipiert ipcrben. buB
Ole Sro9e ~troden oper naB2" ben
S~rimmsebcrn uidt auf eiiem Iepns
raten 8abl6ettel u~lterbreitet plrbc.
ga burh Den Sieg. Den Die .Srodcs
men" erranecn, Die 'tdbtilhen gin=
finite cine bebcutenbc @inbu6c err
leiSen mercen, iinb Die Gcrtretsr Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Gine 600 Niuionen,5 6entung at Den Yapt?

$50 g~miiiionsfurs plus 1 Sr. Coos
tare gleif 1850 0tiqioneu Sranten.
Nus bieiem 9ctragc miirben Die
Silgungcn Der Sooie beitritten. ferner
Die $50 IiQioncn @eminne,. Die 900
Winipnen @ibmltn9 an Den Seili9en
Stubl, lppbei lid mad Sere6nung nod
elm Mftipenreit bon runb go Nilionen
ergeben piiroe. Die 9anSe Serehz
nun9 baiicrt nllf Dem 3insertrage Der
cinbe 5dblten Srdmienlopie. Sic BRO
id)iirc ieBt Srogramm unb Serednulz
gen oes IuSfiibrlidcren alseinunoer,
inmcrbin bel @eitem nicbt liidenlpS
nnb %reItloS.
8as 3undhit auffdllt. lit, bab
bieies pprbcreitenbc Spmite niht nit
pollem Namen nufrildt, ais cinsigen
llntcrscifner nm Den Serrn Sugen
Maria @uiio, Sbcreiicns @alle, @ieu.
porid,icbt ula aud teiucrlci Ipprobas
tipn bon elmer muB9cbcnocrcn Stclle
aneibt. G~irgctpcibtcrc beriibrt cs lo@
Damn iouberhar, bier ein Sinan5s
proicft neii ouftnid,cn 5u lcben. bas
ppr beilduiig adt ober ncuu Sabren
idlon bon seipinen, ieitber etluaS ram
ponierten Sreiburscr Sinnn5lelten
~auf9eiteQt nnb nit elmer eetuiiien
gnersic in Die @ese 9~eleitet porben
mar. Sos icsise @icncr Sroiett
9leidt Dem bnnaligeu Sreibur9er faIt
boariharf. 10 bab nan pcrmltbeu
mpd)te, I'M Sintcrarrnbe beslelben
itedtcn pieber Die 9leiden 2eute. Sas
Sreibnr9er Sroieft mar bamals bis
IN ale Details iinan5s tehnild ausges
arbcitet. Mau bate bereitS lebr namz
bate Santen pafiir interciiiert; es
lparen audi @utahten barber einses
bolt mn Die Suhe iiir Yropaganbiiten
in Den peri6iebenen 9Gnbern lpa int
Stub. Die Sadie lheiterte obcr am
Sl. Stubl ielber. Serielbe pciaerte
iih cntldicben. bieie in ir9cnbipclder
Sorm nit ieinem Namen su rcden,
8erapc in Inbctro6t Der Samaligcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

Sorfommniiie fam man Den beutieen
@iener &prltoB ni6t ihlanffpeg
isilorieren.
&ir ipplen cine CUTE unb itnei9enz
niisige Nbiidt Der Snitianten bel benz
ielben bis auf @eiteres nidt in Stpeiz
fel 5iebeu, pbiuobl idun Der llmitaub
niht beIpnbcres @ertrduen eripedt,
pa6 Die Sroifiire iih fiir's 9rite bar@
alti beihrdnft, nm freiipillige Seitrdge
iiir Die lpeiteren %prarbeiten SI bitten
unb fiir Die Safe begeiiterte 2eute 5u
eriud]en, cinem allgemeinen inter-
notionnlcu Gomite bei5utreten. Idn
fonnte bieie Irt beS Sor9ebenS nidt
ais corrett nnerfennen, ielblt tpenn
man nit alem Iubcren eiuperltanheu
mare.
@as Die Snde ielber anscbt. itcdt
nad rein menihlid,en Ma6itdbeu etz
mas @roS8iigiges inl Slane. nobel
man ith an G~baraftcr Der Yrdmienz
Inleibe i;idt ionberli6 81 itoBcn
hrnlidt. Ibcr cine leBtere in hieicm
Setrnse oerinohte faum Elm bloBcs
priuates Sireftorium 5u placicrcu,
ioilpllN ~ plullNpiI SlNC lHlSl !lillpltllC
Santcn9rlppe BON berpprrasenocr
Sebeutung. Gin SrGmicnz Inlcibcu
I'M e%ifeftineu Setrase bon mcbr ais
elmer Riaiarbc untersubringeu, crz
foroert piel. Ian brouft ben Be-
tras Ii nuf Die perihiebenen Staatcn
al pertbeilen. Sir cine IiQiuroe
milBte. q etipa folgenben Sertbeilcr
alifitellen: Srantreih 200 Iilipncn.
Scutlhlnnb $50, Seiterrcid)s "lln0nrn
100, englaub go, Stalien 90. Sclgien
40, Shpeis 20, Solanb 20. Spanicn
so. iibri9eS europa 30. Ser. Staatcn
lno Suuaon 100. Central Imerifa
80, Siib>Ifrifa so. Nuitralien 20.
Iiien unb Iirifa 20. I'm bieie Scs
trdae audi IN nnndberuo placiereu 5u
t%pnnerl. mare critics @ebot, bnB ale in
Setrnht frmmenoen Staaten ser
Sahe feline. aber aud gar feline
STANDARDIZATION bereitetcu. 8iirbe
Gas aeiheben?
Sas gauge Sruiett lit. pem es and
iorgfdltia pcrbereitet mare mn pirfa
lib leripie SnlianScn babinter itdnbcn,
5um @inpeiteu Elm icbr 9cwastcs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

Inter Dem Sitel Cine gSibmung
fir beu 81. Batter ais Gll5brud Der
5ulDi9ung BON ieiteu Def antbpliten
! Der 9on6en @clt" miro in bieIen
| Suaen bon 8ieu aus einc Srolhilre,
gcbrudt in Der bortigen Med)itariItcn@
SrIderei, IN allc Sdnber geleupet.
Surin iebt Elm porbereitenpes eomite.
iiir ipeldes elm &err Gu9cn Maria
%uiio in @ien 8eihnet, Den Sian aus
ycinauber. es lei bent 6l. Stllbl ourd)
cine Mibmung bon 500 Willioncn cine
elpige Hen;e BON idbrlih "a Wtilionen
Sranfeu 6n beihaffen, gum 3tpede Der
pollen finnn6iellen llnnbbdu9igteit ocss
Iclben, ionic nm oelien Salten mir Die
|&eibenmiIiinn. fir d)aritatipe 3lucdc
lulb Die biplomatiid)e Neprdientan5 ips
mic Die pdpitlitc 9pibaltun9 81 crz
leid)tern.
Sic 500 &iqionen lpdren blIrd) eiil
Srdnlicnlp3dnleihen inter Den &dtbps
Iifen 0es Grbbalcs nit iufSciiipcr
&iid3abluug inucrt 80 Snbreu auie
5lbrinaen. Sic 2poic lautetcn auf
cinen Nominal6etrag bon 100 Sr.
unb ipiirben sum aiirIe bon $50 Sr.
n~usaeacben. Sebe5 zoos piirbe I'M
ilert so Sabren nid,t nnr Sl 100 Sr.
lsuriid6e5ablt. lunberu bdtte Inlpartz
idait auf cinen @cipimltreffer bon
minbeItens 200 Sr. Sn6ei ipdrcn
Clpd, Yrdmiengelpimne I'M @ciammt>
bctrogc BON $50 Millioncn Sranten
lpor0eic6cn. mprhnter so 81 elmer
EIilion. Sic 9oole pGren 5ublbar
|innert brei Sabren III Ionatsrenten
bon iiinf Sranfcu Plus einem Sranfeu
lSare bel Der Grlteiu5abluna. Sdbr>
lid idnbe cine Sil9ungs5iebun9 BON
100000 9ooien unb ierner 5lpei 8es
ipinn6iebun9en nit Der IuslooInn9
bon 5uIammen 10000 Spolen init
Sreiiern I'M @eiammtbetrage bon Is
Miqionen Sraufeu itatt. Sic @e@
manufacturing itcatc iif 10: Coos
ertrd9c icd3 Nillipncn Spoic 5u Sr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

General @aior 8oob, Gbef BEG
NrmccitnbeS. bat an Die Shuloirettioz
nen I'M sar5en Sanoc einen Brief aus
seianpt, in ipeld)em CT Die fiir ben
CONNER gcplanteu Eager our militia
ridden Illabilbnus Der Sdiiler bcfiirs
portet. Nad einem 6iupcis barauf.
boB ioipohl Yrdiibeut @ilipu oils aud,
Gr@ErGiircut Gait unb leitcnbe Sdbns
sp9en iid] iiir bieie Eager ertldrt bas
ben, iagt @eneral $4,000 i'm &eients
lifer:
.Sieie Eager Iiub nift nltr iiir bcn
Shillcr Dom pbpiiid)cn unb cr5icberiz
idlcn Stanbruuft pon grocer @ihtias
felt. ~ipnocrn audi iir baS Saub, inbcm
tic ein bcbeutenbeS Mtnb aciunocr
militdriifcr S~niormatipneu untcr Den
Siirgern pcrbrcitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9933-9929- Splendid Three-Piece
Costume. This attractive crea-
ton is composed of Ladies' b.
lero Waist No. 9933 and Ladies'
Skirt No. 1929. For the waist
dotted net, dimity. crepe or silk
would be nice, with wolfe, crepe,
linen, lawn, or taffeta, for the
tolero and skirt. A chemisette
of tucked batiste or net may be
added. Blue linen embroidered
in self color would make a smart
outing suit, with the waist of
sheer batiste embroidered with
blue dots. The skirt is draped in
deep folds Over the back, and
may be finished with or without
the fiounced tunic. The waist
sleeves are pretty either in
wrist or elbow length. The bo-
lerO may be omitted. The waist
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a, So,
38, 40, AZ and "A inches bust
measure, and the skirt in 6
sizes: %, "a, 26, %, 80 and 80
inches waist measure. 1t re-
quires 6 yards of 40-inch mater
ial for skirt and bOlerO, with 3
IA yards of 27-inch material for
the waist for a 36-inch size. The
skirt measures about l 3-8 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
yer or stamps.
9917 - Boys Suit consisting of a
Shirt Waist and Trousers. A
Practical Popular Style. This
model may be made of cloth,
serge, khaki. galatea, or linen
entirely, or the waist may be of
linen. madras, or cambria, and
the trousers of wooden goods or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

sucker, bingham, lawn, cham
brey, wolfe, challis or cashmere.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: g.,
8, 10 and IL years. 1t requires
yards of 36-inch material for a
10-year size.
93S0-Men's and Boys Shirt. with
Two Styles of Collar and with
Regulation or Coat Closing.
Suitable for madras, percale,
linen. cambria, silk, sOisette, or
fianel. The pattern is cut in s
sizes for men,: Sc, SO, 40, AZ, A.,
46, 4S and 80 inches breast
measure. and in 4 sizes for boys:
10, IL, Ia and Is years. 1t re-
quires 4 3-S yards of 27-inch ma
terial for a 36.inch size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

omitted. The long sleeve has a
band cuff, while the short sleeve,
ideal for warm weather, is cool
and comfortable. The pattern is
cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 and IL
years. 1t requires 4 yards of &c.
inch material for a 6-year size.
9921-Girr's Dress with Surplice
Front and Three : Piece Skirt.
This model was attractively de-
velOped in blue linen, embroi-
dered in white. 1t is simple in
outline and easy to make. The
collar is unique in its shaping
and the pretty girdle that may
be of soft silk or poplin, forms
a neat finish. The design is also
suitable for poplin, crepe, seer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

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