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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Sic oeutihen garbareu.

9onbpn, II. Stt.-Ser Sapuss
Igentur miro aus G~balon5siur Iarnc
berihtet. bag Die Seutihea ~ans
eauerrio Die aat9eSrale BON 8bcimS
bombnrbieren".
(gSeSbalb Sics sldeben lit. ers
!dutert Die uahfolgeuoe Suntena
oepeIdje a,Io Verliu.)
&aibiu9tor,S Ms. G., 16. Git.
-Su Der oeutidcn SotiTaft ut beuts
cine Funtenbepelde ans Berlin ems
Gctroffe4. in Der inter Inoerem aud
Der @runh angsaebeu iuirb. ncslalt
Die anthebrnle in @teins nelierlid Be-
itofen perren mIBte. Die Sruns
6oieu batten III nGditcr Ndhc ecs
Giotteshauies slpci Sattcricu uufRc,
ifcut mo Die %Orseribiirmc sur Nbs
9abs bon 2idtii9raten herijst. Die
Gerbiinnsten trageu onher alcin bic
Shulo. penn bas biitoriide 9cbdubs
pirflib 6eidGotst tuurbe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
9oro Gbnrfil wiro BON Der ,0turn=
ing Suit" iharf setaoelt.

9onbbn, 10. Stt.-Sn einem
belltigen Seitnrtitel grciit Die YNorns
ing Yoit" ben eriten 2orb Der Ihmis
ralitGi. @initpn Spencer Churchill,
beftia an, "a er eineu foitipicligen
Ssbler burh Die Nbicnbune elmer
fleinsu Streitmabt noh Nutipsrpeu
be9dngcn babe. Die 3cihnG iii Der
Nrlidt. hab Die britiiden Serluite
grOBer Iinb als eirgcitnubeu miro, uno
bebauptct, bab augeiidlt5 Der .llnmogs
lihfeit. cine 9roBe Streitmad,t uad)
Intperpen au ienbcn, gar feline bate
seiaubt tperpen ipucu. Wun bate
ben 9eIeiern hie llebereo6e obue
9ombarbierllne seitatteu ioqen, pos
su lie ltd peritauben peun Die @riten
linen nidt auberS seratbeu hdtteu,
Elm Hoth. Der uur einen Serlult an
Hcben Nno cine S%ehirberuns heS Nbz
5u9s Der bc!9iitcn Hrnlcc our Soiae
battle"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

fleinen n~eutralen Staaten ertparte.
Sem bieie miiBten begrciien. oas ein
i'll Die 0dnge aesogeuer ariee audi lie
ihdbisen miiiie. Der cinSisc Nes.
iulfe Shabisunseu su p%erbinoern iei
oaber Der llcbertritt bieier neutralen
Staaten sn ben Serbiinoeten (gngz
Lamb. Srarfreih, HuBlnno). Samit
miro bon England iclber un5peipeItis
%5ueeeeben, peldbeu Srud cs auf Die
ilelltrnlen Stanten auSiibt unb nie CO
iiber Die Heutralitdt bicier bentt.--
.H. 3. r.. IA. Sept,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
2anbrntih i'm 1anamas QauaI.

a a. rs. Sft.--gin neiler.
iebr perbdusniBcoQer &anoruh1 bat
lid BET ber als .eulebra 8udJt" be-
fannten aislhadtune bes Yanamas
&urals su9etrdgeu, nnb 5iunr ssitern
ebeuo su ipGter Stuuoe.
Sic Shiiiiobrt i'm 8aual nurNs
biersurd) ploelid uuo gIn3lih unters
br0dcu. glide i'm aaual ;ie9enoc
Sd'iifc ipurben g%enottiGt, MI Orr mo
SteIls 81 pcrhleiteu.
2ie Serid]te laiien erfennen. haB
an 6eioen Seiten Ser Ibbdn9e. Der
Sob Sins" uuO Contractors
Oils" ero6s grrmaiien losseloit mas
rem unb INNER peiter se9en einanoer
~9sronriidten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

AZ and A inches bust measure.
II requires 6 yards of 44-inch
material for a 14-year size, and
6 IL yards for a 36-inch size.
This skirt measures about l IL
yard at its lower edge in the
Misses sizes, and l rs yard in
the Ladies' sizes. Price 10 cents.
.1O6-1O41-A Splendid Outdoor Suit.
Comprising a jaunty coat in Re-
dingOte style, and a new tunic
skirt. Both models show new style
features. As here illustrated,
fine serge in blue was combined
with blue and brown tan
wooden. The costume is also
good for gabardine, duvetyn,
silk and velvet, and cloth COM
binatiOns. The skirt may be fin
ished without the tunic. Pat
tern 1106 furnishes the model
for the coat. II is cut in 6 sizes:
81. 36, 3S, 40, ~ and "A inches
bust measure. The skirt is made
from Pattern 1041 and comes in
6 sizes: %. "a, 26, %, 80 and 80
inches waist measure. Ii will
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

chives or elsewhere can equal the
open confession made by the Ger
man Chancellor in his speech to the
Reichstag. Announcing the purpose
to invade Belgian territory, he said:
Gentlemen, that is a breach of in
ternational law If anything COM
parable to that had been uttered by
Prime Minister Asquith or Sir Ed
ward Grey, public opinion in the
United States would have turned as
swiftly and decisively against Eng
land as it did, in fact, turn against
Germany"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Die Sriiheler Spfumcnte.

@aibinstpn II, .. g., Is. Sft.
-0raf y. Seruiturif CAB bemte fol-
scnbe Grfldrung ab: rGnslanb lit be-
miibt, bic Welt glanben 81 MAIDEN, es
lei einc nidjt b%eneisbare Vebauptuns,
paR icit benz Sabre 1906 Cit engliihs
belaiihcs @iinoniR beitanp. Sine
bcrartige Gehtfcrtisuna lit 5iueflos
unb benefit nidts. Sentihlann lit
i'm Bette wihtiscr, in Sriifel gefnn=
bencr Sufmtente, Die has %eiteben
eines anglp= belsiihen IbfsmmenS
iiber alem Sweifel erbaben feitifellen,
nnb tie iuerben nnnmcbr peroffentliht
Werben.
Nus ben Spfnmenten sebt bentlih
herrsr, baS cin Nbfummcn setruffen
mar betrcffa 9anbuus cinrS ensliidem
Grpebiiionsbeeres bon 100000 Wann
/, bslsifhen SaicuItdbten. Sea mel.
isrra aett ans linen herupr, oaE has
:.ie.icnle Gelairn" bcrcituiniait umf
SIC Cf:e-te Gagfaah'S eirg;na. nnf
Gciieu hcr Scraimbsicm scgen
Srutihluno 81 slmpieu.
.,Gnsioua auerychcte @eIsieu, sesen
Tsuiihianb in hen 4ries 81 5ichen,
aEf eS Is 81 eiiem iUid,en fam.
maets baS unpifilihe fieine aant
bic Gntbe6sng MAIDEN, bas es anf i'd
aleua anse,uteien lei. acnntfafamb
B;nsesca, has Dor bent tie6ersinfum-
men s,utfnen 4aNeu u,h Gnalans
mufte, Dot erifertm ieine. SGnt an
unS erfTarte I'd bereiL fir ale Sfd.
hru nne gerlnife aui3rsomuen. meant
Is rcn Scntihen 9rupptH ben Tnrn.
shG sritattc."
I &ieran 6emerft ole Stem gOri Che,
9>rit" ppnt IA. OHohsr:
The most thai the German apol-
csists asser! Is ,nat Freace or Eng
land was gciny 70 break the freely.
Nut Germany did break II. Nothing
that can be found In the Beldan ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
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, 1914-10-20

work embroidery, l baby dress
design for punch work embrOi-
derry, 1 pin cushion design for
solid embroidery, l towel end
design for solid embroidery, l
belt design, l jabot, 2 bow tie de-
signs, l centerpiece for punch
work embroidery, 2 dolly de-
signs for punch work and solid
embroidery, sprays, l butterfly
design, and others too numerous
to mention. Price 80 cents.
3934-Ladies' House Dress with Long
or Shorter Sleeve. A Most At
tractive though Simple Style.
Checked gingham in black and
white with facings of white are
here combined. The design is
made with a panel on the skirt
front and back. and the right
waist front is crossed over the
left at the closing. The neck Is
cOllarless, but finished with a
shaped facing. The sleeves are
desirable in either wrist or
shorter length. This model may
serve as a working dress, and is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Wir liefern Gud bic Wuter
III biaisen Yreiiea.


equally desirable for porch or
afternoon wear. It will develop
well in lawn, chambrey, sect
sucker, ratine, linen, percaie,
wolfe, pOplin, or tub silk. The
pattern is cut in 7 sizes: 80, "a,
Sc, 80, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. II requires 6 yards of
36-inch material for a medium
size. The skirt measures l ga
yard at the foot, in a medium
size. Price 10 cents.
072-Bag.' Just now when fancy EN-.
brOidered bags are all the rage,
this pretty one in Fleur-de-lis
design, will be much appre-
ciated.
Tinted on Aberdeen crash. .35c
Four skeins of cotton for out
lining, Is cents extra.
O66-Pillow Top. Size 17x21 IL
inches. An exceptionally pretty
pillow, the flowers and leaves of
which are to be embroidered in
long and short stitch, the scrolls
in overlap stitch and filled in, in
seed or running stitch.
Tinted and stamped on tan
art ticking. .35e
Fringe for both ends. Csc
Art cloth back. Use
1OS9--BOys' Blouse Suit with Straight
Trousers. A SeasOnable Model
Easy to Develop. Serge, cheviot,
mixtures, galatea, gingham, drill
or linen, corduroy or velvet may
be used for this style. The blouse
is cut on simple lines with GEN.
ire closing: it has a plated
sleeve. and big comfortable USE
full pockets. The trousers are
straight and cut in regulation
style. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: 3, A. 5, and 6 years. 1t re-
quires 8 yards of 44-inch ma
terial for a 4-year size. Price 10
cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Guifider Sffi5ier preiit Sumanitit
Der Seutihen.

Gin 9eiangener ruiiiider Sifi3ier
Namens Iatid)uten ipriht iid in
eincm 9riei an Die Seituns .Notpoie
8remia" duberit anertenneuo iiber
bic blmanc @ebanoluus aus. uclde
ben ruiiiibeu @crluunbeter in oeu
oeutifen 6uipitdleru 6utbeil miro.
CT preiit Ole unermiiblid,e S!irirr9e
Der Ier5te fir sic ibrer Scbunoluns
ilbergcbcncu Hliilcn.
(Gin 0ulber MIR. Oab Die Sos
ipcie @remid~. baS beriibmte ruiiis
ide Sesblatt, bieicn 9riei i~iberbaupt
p%erofientliGt bat.--D. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
GnsIiider Druid on. bic Rn,tralen.

Sic OepeiHs bss beutiheu @eihs.
faiis;ers mad a~orenbaSen. norin er
bic Srase itent. oh Oeufblanb Die
N~eutral;tdt Der fIeiren Staaten
irabre. beio,nmt Elm sepiNes 8eliei
burt Die Welbuns Der Zines" BON
s. Ssp,embcr. III fpelher nit SeSis
auf hie SerobreoInJ Der triple
sutenfe betr. s%emeiniameu S~riebenss
i&Iub seiagf ipirb, bab man Dor Gaem
cine 8irtlns Der ssneiuiameu grs
Hdruns (fein Sonberfrieoe) aui bk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

Die SeiibergreNun9 Der Sdantungs
Sabn hurh Sapau, entgc9rete @ngz
Lamb, es biirite feincrlci Sdrittc geecn
ieine Sunoes9enoiieu untcruebmen.
gs murbe bin5ugeiiist. Sapau bleibc
ridlts Grberes iibrig, als iid Der Sdbn
81 bemdhti9en, Oa pieie in 8irtlit)ieit
cine b~eutille Balm lei, bn tic fiir
be,itihe ntiIitGriihe Sperationen be-
MUST pcrben iollte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Sn iuabrem eimte.

9erlin. t5. ST. (Erobtlcs iibcr
Sappile. Als Die beutiher Sruppeu
in Mnhperpen sinae5o4en. mar. Hmic
beure nmtlidl Geuelpet murhc. Die
Stride Mptre 9anle III @ciubr. ren
SIammeu gum Cpier 81 iuleu. Sic
EruppcH 5radten inoeiien ituell Die
glentente inter Gontroue, Sm Ser
Iaiie bes gombarosments biiBten MIR
5ipolf Ginilii:en ibr Seben ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
yards of 40-inch material for an
Swear size. Price 10 cents.

lOS4-COstume for Ladies and Misses
with Tunic having a Yoke, or
Gathered at the Waistline, and
with Long or Short Sleeve. A
Popular Stylish Gown. This
stylish model shows a cOmbina-
ton of Roman striped silk and
blue serge. II is unique and at
tractive, and will lend itself ap-
prOpriately to combinations in
other materials. The dress may
be finished without the tunic, or
made with tunic gathered at the
waist. or Joined to the yoke. The
sleeve is new and fashionable,
and good In wrist or elbow
length. The neck finish too Of
fers variety, either in the broad
collar OF the fare, and the chem
isette may be omitted. A soft
crush girdle of silk forms a suit
able waist trimming. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: for Misses,
Il, 16, II and Is years and 6
sizes for Ladies': 81, SO, 3S, 40,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
@ia ialih anisefaRt icin.

@abir9tom. s. g.. IS. Oh.
-Sefretdr @arriion ertldrte. Rag
&apitdn Sepert Coleman bon Der
Sunoesarmee aus freien Stiiden err
tldrt babe. oaB 3situnesleute NIT
ueld,en err mad ieiner Hiid.shr aus
europa iibcr ben &ries iprah. ieine
@eu6erun8en muridtis lpicbersege5en
boben. ipparrh Der Inifeiu e%ntltaus
ZEN lei, ols babe sr in MihohturG
Scr Ncntrniit6tS. Srber hes &rGiiocus
ten 0~elareeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

950-Ladies' One-Piece Suspender
Skirt with Bib Portions. A Sim
pie Practical Style. This model
is easy to develop, and is espe-
cially adapted for wash mater
ials. It will look well in linen,
ratine, or epOnge, and is attrac-
tive for checked or plaid suit
ings, also for MORE and chiffon
taneta. The closing is at the
side. The skirt is dart fitted and
the fitness of the back simu-
lates a panel. The pattern is cut
in 6 sizes: %, "a, 26, %, 80 and
80 inches waist measure. 1t re-
quires 3 yards of 44-inch mater
ial for a 24-inch size, which
measures about ] 1-S yard at the
foot. Price 10 cents.
l013-Ladies' Waist, to be finished
with Shirt Sleeve or with Short
Sleeve and Turn-Back 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 facings 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
waist. The pattern is cut in 6
sizes: "a, So, 3S, 40, AZ and A
inches bust measure. II requires
3 1-2 yards of 27-inch material
for a 36-inch size. Price 10 cents.
lO83-Girls' Dress in Tunic Style,
with TwO-Piece Skirt Attached
to an Underwaist, and with Long
or Short Sleeve. Simplicity and
good style marks the design here
shown. 1t is well adapted to any
of the materials now in vogue.
AS here portrayed, brown
checked wooden was combined
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
TransSfihe SslSseifli6e In Der
Srunt.

Berlin. &c. Sept,-Stulicuiihc
Sldtter t6eiIen nit. baB in Sranfreih
!iber 10000 iransDiiihc Scieiter.
barunter aud Der Siidlof POI Nantes
unb anhere @iidofe einriider muBten
unb 5ipar aIs arieaer in Der Sront.
Sm oeutiben Deere fdmpft tein elm.
aiaer Rrieiter in Der Sront. Sic iino
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Sas GrsebniR Der S~riessfeuer aui
S107 100000 perani6last.

@aibinetnn, 3. G., IA. Oft.
-ShaBamtsietrctdr McSboo bcnats
rihtigtc bcutc Na6mittas Den Senat.
haB Die aricgsiteuer Elm idbrlides Gins
tommen bon $107.400,000 itdere.
Sapon rntiaQcn alii 9icr $43.795.>
600; S%pirituuieu S5.000,0 900; iiibe
uuo onbere 8eiue SS.220,000; i'm
Sanger fir 8etrGnte $57,015,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

ais Seloseiitlide unp I'M Cigarette
tbdtig. Sicie iran50iiide Waplabpe
piberiprid)t Der fatboliiden Iiis
faiiun9 bonn Srieiterberuf, baB Yries
tier uuo logur Siidoie ais 9epDbns
lide Solhaten in Der Srput NIT
tdmpfen miiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

require about s yards of 44-inch
material for the entire suit in a
medium size. For the skirt with
tunic it requires 5 3-4 yards;
without tunic 3 yards of 36-inch
material. The coat requires 8 rs
yards of 44-inch material. The
skirt measures l rs yard at the
lower edge. in a medium size.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price 10 cents
each.
)S2-Ideal Embroidery Outfit. This
outfit contains l pair imported
steel embroidery scissors, 1 pair
plain embroidery hoops. 2 pack
ages needles, l emery bag; l
bone stiletto; l bone bOdkin; l
punch work needle; 1 book of
embroidery stitches by "Mme.
DuParque' in which is shown
every stitch and method of using
the different stitches in embroi-
derry, also two sheets of transfer
patterns. each size 1Sx24 inches,
containing the following de-
signs: | shirt waist for punch
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
GeidSfan5ler IN SriiHcl.

@erIir. Is. Git. (2rabtlos iibcr
SnppiQe.) Hcidbsfnr5lcr Sr. D. Beth
manufactures trqf nit icinen Seraz
tbern an Iittipo9 &itta9 in Sriiilel
elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

iilnf obcr adt aiuocr, ale Iinb itdms
MICE unb trGftise 2eute, Die es nit
Sipei Sran5oien 5u9leid a%uinebmeu
tpnnten i'm 0anbgemenge."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Heueite Hieienfanpnen.

Rem Yort, 10. Sft.-Ser BET
gbiion angeitelte Snaenieur Ioolp5
j. @all, Der beute nit Dem YSeaig
SInu" c%irtrai, er5dblt, baB arupp 8as
npneu baut. in |ergleih 81 bcuen RE
~ Gentimeuter @eid)ilse 3fpcrae iinb.
Gr iiro 5000 ulb 80 Gentimeters
&nnonen. Die 81 uub % Neilen nett
idieBen fonuen. Sic Seutihen ipers
Den iie in Sitenbe unb anSeren Sunfs
ten ocs aanals auipflan5en uno Den
&aual bamit beberrihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

Ser ihiueoiihe SoriHunasrciienbe
Spen Sebin bat in idnebii6en 3eiz
tunscn Die giubriide nieSer9eseben.
Die. er aui ieirer fiirsIih unternoms
mencn 8eiie burh Selsien unb s~eipiiie
Sbeile Srarfreid,'s. Die bon peutiden
5ruppeu 6eieet iiuh. crbielt. Serr
&ebiu mar ppn Ser eeutidDcn Reaiez
ring 6cauitragt morbeu. Die 8eiie An
MAIDEN. Or crfIdrt. in oieien Se,
5irten ieieu Die 2euie in ibre &c.
bnuiunsen 5uriidsefebrt uno riibmteu
Die ausge5eidnete Sis5ipliu Der beuts
lheu Solbaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

with tan serge. Fancy metal but
tons supply the Ornamentation.
This model may be finished
without the revers. II may be
made with a standing collar,
and simulated chemisette. The
tunic may be omitted. The sleeve
is good in wrist or short length,
thus the one pattern offers sug-
gestiOns for several develop
ments. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: 8, 10, IL and IA years. II
requires 4 yards of 40-inch ma
terial for a 10-year size. Price
10 cents.
997-Girls' Dress with Kimono
Yoke. and Long or Short Sleeve.
Checked bingham in pretty
brown tones is here combined
with brown chambrey. The
model is also good for linen,
lawn, crepe, wolfe, rice cloth,
pique, batiste and silk. II is nice
for nainsOok or lawn with skirt
and trimming of embroidery.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6,
8, 10 and IL years. 1t requires 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Gnslano's Nentralitdtsbesriiie.

Setin9, 15. Stt.-Sn Scants
portuns SeS Yroteites gbiua'S sesen
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
FOR SIXTTETH ANNIVERSARY
Celebration is Planned for Sunday
at First Methodist Church.
BISHOP BRISTOL TO ATTEND
G. a. G6ss 90 Review the History Of
the Church and 90 Tell OF the
Hard Struggle of the Early
Congregation.

Special services will be held SUNDAY
morning at the First Methodist church. IN
celebration OF the sixtieth Anniversary
Of the organization Of the church. From
q mere handful Of worshipers in 1854. the
congregation has grown 20 number many
hundred, having kept adequate pace with
the great growth Of the city. from n
trading post 10 the gateway OF tho west.
In Observance OF the Anniversary.
Bishop Frank NJ Bristol. y. D., LII d..
who has been "a. will attend the services
and offer prayer. Rev Charles Bayard
Mitchell. D. D., LII. r.. pastor OF st
James church. Chicago. has been invited
20 come 70 Omaha for the celebration and
preach the sermon.
Charles A. Goss Of the church win re-
view the long history OF the congregation
and tell OF the hard struggle which the
founders had in establishing permanent
and influential church. Rev. L. q.
Brown, district superintendent. viii pro-
nounce the benediction. and the pastor
Rev. Titus Lowe, will preside OF the
services. which arc Get for II O'Clock
Continuing the anniversary Observance
another meeting will be held at the
church at 3 p. m. J. r, Bailey. an officer
of the church and state secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian association. viii
preside. Short addresses will he given by
different Methodist iayinen OF Omaha, re-
garding the church history and It's present
anniversary.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
British Press Not
Satisfied With the
Red Tape of Army

Correspondence by the Associated Press)
LONDON. Sept. 95--signs Of dissatisfac-
ton 81 war office methods are beginning
10 appear in the British press involving
the historic charges of red tape and In
competency. AS an example OF cut-and-
dried regulations standing In the way OF
common sense, one correspondent, who
had read OF the shivering recruits, COM
plains that a gift OF blankets was refused
because the sizo fell few inches short
Of the prescribed But wider discomfort
or mistrust IL caused by the fact that
the war office dcvotes its energies ito
work that. in view Of the crisis. should
properly 70 TO tivilian organizations.
The task OF looking after the forces In
France. transferring colonial troops and
getting up supplies means a heavy tax
on the war office organization. The
training Of territorials, or militia. who
are now in encampments. is an additional
burden. But TO assume on the top Of this
the entire work Of recruiting Lord Kitrh-
ener's new army Of 100000 bllleting and
feeding them besides the inspection OF
supplies. is regarded by some OF the
critics as useless diversion. Of energy.
''The country Is honey combed with ad-
ministrativo machinery public and pri-
vate," says one writer "and II Ia need
less 10 improvisc or expand war office
arrangements 10 do Wor which civilians
can do efficiently. The state does not at
temp; 90 improvise railway or shipping
organization. II simply cp-ordinntes and
uses the civilian machinery and capsci.
ties which exist"
Local administrative officers, the writer
adds could well take charge OF raising
the quota Of troops for each district and
arrange for their camps and provisioning.
Local medical men might also physically
examine applicants who are now sent
from the country on long train Journeys
to military stations. Local doctors, IL is
assumed. ought 20 be capable OF judging
the fitness OF teeth, oyesight and vital
organs
Tho advantage OF cooperation between
the war office and civilians and civil au-
thorities would he the freeing OF a large
force OF officers and men for purely mill
tary work.
Recruits. according TO some OF the cor
respondents, are having an unnecessarily
hard time OF Il In many instances, with
tho result that their patriotism Is likely
to be dampened before they get TO the
front
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-17
Berlin Papers Say
French Pillage Own
Towns They Desert

Correspondence OF The Associated Rress0
BERLIN. Sept. 22--The seml-official
Norddeutsohe Silgemelne zeitung pub
llhhed what purports 20 be a general order
of General Joffre. the French commander
in-chief. supporting. es the newspaper as
serts, the claim OF She Germans that
much OF the piilaking OF French towns
was done by the retiring French soldiers
themselves, and not by the Germans.
Letters from members OF the army OF the
crown prince during the first few weeks
IN French territory declared that the
French were their own plllagers. The
document which the AlIgemelne zeitung
exhibits in proof Of this 10 one which Is
said 70 have fallen Into the hands Of the
German soldiers In France. II reads:
General HEADQUARTERS OF the Eastern
Army, General staff, First Bureau, No.
800. Sept Ill have received n report
according TO which bands OF troops In
our rear have plundered and committed
The legal penalty for this crime II death
The expedited procedure of our military
courts makes Il possible for you 10 punish
the guilty az soon Ak they have been cap
tired and with all the celebrity allowed by
judicial forms.
II. however. the ordinary (mllitary)
courts shorld be unable TO prevent these
stances are equivalent to n murderous
assault upon the very life OF the nation
call your attention to paragraph No. i2a
OF the military code which empowers
commander to punish soldiers under their
command In cases OF self-defense or In
defense OF others. In dealing with desert
ars and In preventing pillaging and de-
struction OF properly.
N Is Important from now on 70 infiict
exemplary punishment and thus put an
end 70 crimes whose continuance would
endanger the welfare OF the army.
In accordance with the foregoing you
will therefore take tho sharpsst meas
ures, whenever necessary and without
delay. TO hunt down soldiers who band
themselves together ami plumber, and to
compel them TO obedience. ]. 5oFFRE.