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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24

Mechanical college as to the fertiliz-
ers for use on the cotton lands. In
discussing the use of fertilizers on
Oklahoma cotton farms, DR.. Charles
X. Francis, of the college, writes as
follows.h tS
"a fairly good fetilizer for cotton
contains s per cent. phosphoric acid,
2 per cent potash and per cent
amonia. II is customary to apply
about four hundred pounds per acre.
I would recommend better fertil-
ize rand to apply less. If you will
purchase a fertilizer containing 3
per cent phosphori cacid 2 per cent
amonia and per cent potash and ap-
ply two hundred pounds per acre
believe the results will be satisfac-
tory. You should not apply this fer
tilizer so it will come In contact
with the seed Place it between the
rows and as deep a spossible.
"If you have had no experience
with fertilizers l would suggest that
you measure off a portion of the
field say one-half an acre. Do moi
put any fertilizer on this and keeI
a careful record of the weights from
both the fertilized and the unfer
tilted Iortion of the field. In this
way. you can, at the end of the
season, determine no wmuch gooc
the fertilizer has done. "T
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24
THIS WEEK in THE
80 COTTON MARKET

New Orleans, July 23.=Goods
manufacturers beard that the wo-
men are to wear more clothes hence
forth, and were made happy there
by. The cotton trade learned that
the fear of the legislation will soon
come to an end, an adjustment OF
differences between Senate and the
House having reached on the Lever
and Smith Bills, e.
And so the talent now looks for
ward to a revival Of market con
ditions predicted upon the problems
of supply and demand. M ~
The Lever bill, as changed in con
ference, is said to have the approva
of the United States Agricultural De
partment, which has been in possess
ion of the comprehensive report OF
future trading, submitted esvera
years ago by Hon. Herbert Knoz
Smith, then United States Commiss
J. Ner 70 Corporations. The amend
ed Lever Bill is not entirely satisfac
tory to all OF the trade.
objection in some quarters is mad'
on the seven-eights inch staple claus
and to the provision limiting tn.
low grade tenders to minimum val
ue equal to that of the good ordin
airy standard. 81
Another provision. however, per
mits the government to so change 1t
standard as to make them conform t
an international type and the passag
of the bill as agreed upon will put al
end to the annual threat of prohib
I've legislation. In any event, tn
hedge value of the American futur
contract will be far more stable i
the future than it ever was in tn
past. consequently the development
of the scientific market for cotto
! should be mere orderly and satisfac
tory than it has ever been. This. 0
course. will mea nan advantage to tn
producer merchant and consumer
MEANWHILE, the progress Of tn
crop holds the attention of the trade
High temperatures in Oklahoma an
drouths in Texas are worrying tn
speculativeshorts no little and tn
market often rallies on small wave
of covering. NA+ u.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24

The boil weevil is active in Miss
ississippi. Georgia and Carolinas have
been getting plenty Of midsummer
rain and the trade, as rule, expects
the crops to show an improvement
during July. But Miss Giles reported
slight deterioration for the first
half Of July, which mixed the talent
a bit. sai. 6efts.,ils .... ..f
Under the terms Of the Lever bill
new conditions OF tender will become
effective after October. For this
reason New York seems to be max
ing October a dumping month. and
Ocotber has declined relatively.
Oklahoma expects arin soon.
Genuine activity IN the contract
market is not looked for for several
weeks yet. ei IA
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24

Vote for Walter j. Turnbull, for
county attorney (re-election). He
has made good and has prosecuted
the violaters of the law without fear
or favor or without regard to race,
creed or clique; but has prosecuted
no one. Advertisement.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24

One of the most unusual things
knpwn in local law violations and
court procedure. happened Friday
me. . ng when DISTRICT Judge Hatch
81 issued a terr"raiy Injunction
against Clint Sharp and Lige Hicks
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24

Vote for Walter j. Turnbull, for
county attorney. (re-election). He
has made good and has prosecuted
the violaters of the law without fear
or favor or without regard to race,
creed or clique; but has prosecuted
to1one. W0NN T'KOOAdyertisement.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24

Vote for Walter ]. Turnbull, for
county attorney. (re-election). He
has made good and has prosecuted
the violaters of the law without fear
or favor or without regard to race,
creed or clique; but has prosecuted
no one. u H aun Advertisement
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24
AGAINST -
9a2a aslln SALE OF LIQUORS

Unusual Action Taken Against the
Violators of the Prohibition Law
in this City. Confiscation of the
Property Would Follow Disregard
of Order. l I1fn af|
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24

Will cure your Hheumatlsm
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
eernally and externally. Price 25c.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24
LODGE fvE gFsgs 7diHs
ifsla 5moFs1 ssBIf ~ 81 sne Fstsss.

John Lorivt II rcyt tsazst5s x sts ss,'Ea
Thursday o Ne Eeek "a. 8 aysHts Il B
to Mr.. Davis 4 y iafir - u
the erection ot Z s,aFf.e r'E~.;.rs. ball
salow on his ~ ea zJs saryes
Ninth avenue iVA - ~ Ffsseix
at price undeiVfsA ~ ~ ! q s4 sesa
of five thousand rye 90
figures of the eoNtE4 fSse MT
en- out. The hout t,ai euUeess ng
six rooms, strictly 4 A. TEy
way, A large baseNe O. . 's.s Is
will be built under e)Sx iaenS
and the interior wOdt ~ 4 xe
of white enamel. ~
sg The house viii be ~ tua4
frescoed.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24
THEaEqIs NO BEST suo

"HH
For several years there has been a
demand in Oklahoma and iother
Southwestern states for silo that
the tenant farmer could faHord 10
invest in. -Four cheap silos" is the
title OF an interesting Bulletin re-
Gently published at the Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical College
by Professors O.. 1. Bray and d. r.
% Forester. ofu tsss adq srolsd +
This bulletin describes four types
of cheap silos and tells how to build
them. According to the authors
there is no "best" siio. OF course
permanent silos are preferred TO the
temporary ones but anything that
will keep silage is worth owning. The
following conditions are set forth in
this bulletin for any satisfactory si-
10: '3aef9 10 HaH di n' Ht
/. The walls of the silo must be
alright. ..., ,,,. ....,.,,..
2. The walls must be perpen-
dicular and smooth iaoiiNMol
8. The walls must be strong and
rigid. y nate upse sgea b1e Hsrn.
n 4. The silo should have a height
Of about two and one-half times its
diameter. s,s ~. u.
q The bulletin also gives a table
showing the capacity in tons of the
round silos The bulletin will be
sent free to anyone who writes to
the college at saltwater and requests
it. 8b7d oy ea3i6an 10 4ap !
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24
Farm Notes Of Interest to- All /
SFrom Farm and Ranch.)

The following advice on finishing
hogs fer showing purposes is taken
from bulletin written by Prof.
Charles l. Bray, of Oklahoma Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College for
the members of the Boys and Girls
Clubs:
within two months from the time
the hog is to be exhibited. he may
be gradually shut away from the pas
ture and from the other hogs and fed
a little more heavily. The amount
of corn. kafir wheat, etc., may be
increased. aeA F1 Horh Not
1t would be better not to feed any
cottonseed meal at this time. The
hog Will take about four pounds of
grain for each one hundred pounds
of weight The fat hog is easily over
heated so he should still have as
cool. a shady place, as possible, and
plenty of water to lie in. The ideal
wa yto feed is to increase the amount
of the ration slight amount each
da yfrom the beginning to the end of
the fattening period. If a hog is get
ting too much feed, reduce the ration
about one pound and increase grad
ually again. Groud wheat and cow
peas will make a firm flesh. If the
hog is made to exercise certain
amount each day he will keep up on
his feet better, though he should not
be allowed to get sore An ideal way
would be to drive him slowly. down
through the pasture a quarter of a
mile or so, for instance. in the cool
of the evening. and let him come back
rs he wishes through the night. Cut a
little green alfalfa or other green
stuff every day for him TO root ov-
er
iOITDo not change the feed suddenly
or the hos may get sick and lose
weight If the feed has 10 be chang
> ed, begin with, little of the new
feed before the old feed runs out, and
increase gradually. ~
-The hog needs mineral matter,
D respectfully when he is not roofing in
the pasture. Wood ashes, charcoal,
soft coal, little Stacked lime with
=. a. small amount Of bone meal, salt
ana cobArss. ARE an good for the, hog,
j Make aImixtHre Of these and put il
in box whore he can get at 1t, and
throw q little fresh mixture in his lot
once in a while. Corncobs make good
& seharedal fer p8ssg Tilese an9tertnls
help to build m the body. especial
ly the bone. The wood ashes and
wilIiihnlDstS getiaid 0f, the
worms which should not be allowed
in the young pigs"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24
COTTON LANDS AND ols ~.

Numerous inquiries are received
at the Oklahoma Agricultural and
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24
FORT WORTH WANTS ga1

81 The Fort Worth club of the Texas
league is making overtures to the
management of the local club for
the purchase of A. Bdens, tDurant's
crack g a second I, p9sSgman, who has been been
markable batting for the past few
weeks. ~
what price has haen offered for
!Edehs' cDAtract Is not given out,
Eeithers isl itl stated whether Durant
will give up the big second sacker
or not. -,,. ~
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-24
FRANK GORDON'S

.smsz1s iEsll ~ ,rsdmsmeN
. The remains of Frank Gordon,
who dWpped dead in the Main Hotel
on hef fSthj of this month were bur
led IA 8EisSlAss fs5Netery Wednes-
day Wfsw ~ seS S1rSss r'ugSt-
lure tlaacIrv. 2Ai 3h+iH yW M
q Bvee7ea - ssarsgcsi sr b a,S a.
atives ~ Lse 5seta ptt a
iaea9iqg &iryvis ~ y sina aisS tss
ing the n aSat fyr rgtE ..s9
weeks, ID 81 ifA ~ s,ui .i.s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Drattlsie Statienen In
panama.

Savanna .-Sur b~eiicrcn Cider
ltcuung Der Neutralitdt bes Saudmus
adnnls hubcu Die Ser. Stuatcn allc
ornbtloien S%elc9rupbeu : Statipncn in
Saunmn ilberuommeu; alc ~pripaten
brubtloien Stationcu iiuo uufgcbpbcn
unb Yrdiibent EorraS bon Banana
bat Gin Setrct untcr5eitnct. ppbrrdl
ullc brabtlplen Stationen fir INNER
Den Der. StGotcn iiberuntlpprtct luers
Den. Sic %cr. Staatcu merocn lpubrz
ld)cinlih ipGter nod bier orahtluic
Stdtioncn i'll Srmeru Der Hcpublif
crridten. Ser Setricb Der brabtioicn
Stutioncn Der ~lluitcb Srilit 60" in
Colon uuo Socas Del Zorro ut bereits
cingeitcQt uno nuc in 0Gicu Dos So
mama saanalS Iieaenbc Snbr6cuac iinb
popor gcipnrnt poroen. ibrc brubtlpicn
Nppuratc unbcrs 6u 9cbrnuhen .nls
ourh Die umcritauiideu Stationen scr
Adlul3pne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Jeimitsnesieb IN DcmtIePIanS
anber Kraft.

Scrlin. ben 10. Stuelit. (YoItz
nadridt.) Die ySrantfurtcr 3eitung"
ifreibt: Y@etreu DEM &prtc bcs auiz
icrs, DAB or feline 6artei uno feinen
9onfeIltonS llnterldieb mcbr fenne,
bat Der ReidStan6ler. Der @r5berger's
Iden Correspondents 6ufplse. angeprpe
net, buB Die betanntc 9unoesratbsz
Terpronung aliBer Strait tritt mo oaS
Die Seluiten 6llr SilfsieelIorgc Sllgcs
lancn lino. Die game bclltifc
Srbcnsprouin5 bat iih idou ppr ad,t
Su9en Dem Seer unb Der Slottc our
&crfigun8 9citcut uhb guar untcr
Stngabe Der Spradcnbcbcrriduna Der
~ein6elnen Wit9liebcr. on belffe MAN
ncr. Die Die poIniide unb Die ruiiilhe
Sprafc pcritcbcn. icbr gut an ges
bralIdlen itno."
Sn8u idrcibt Der .9uoildc Seobs
adter": Sieic Nndriht gcbort in
cine &die9oric nit Der unpcrcn, haS
Die Grsbiid)ofsira9c in @ueiensY oicn
munmebr aeloit pirh. Sic antbulifcn
oeutider unb pplniifcr Nationalitdt
i'm Seutlden Hcih brauhten teinc Or
numbering, Dem Tatcrlano geaens
ilber ibre Yflidt Su tbun. @enn pas
Sutcrluno ruft, lpic bcute, ga 9iebt cs
gar tein 8ciinnen. &ir itelen aber
NIT Srellpcn fcit, baB nm audi in oic<
len, Den &qtbolitcn i'm Scutihcu
Rcihe ionir 10 lcbr am &er5cn liegcns
Den Sragcu. Dem @ebot Der Stunoe
Sol9e se9eben wproen lit. Is ,ipirb
niht gum Nndtbeil ocS beutiten
Watcrlanoca nilSihlngen. llnb unierc
eeutIfen 0titbriibcr, peldle BENT
ySe'uitenureen %ml9ehoren, ireucn lid,
init nle bon NcrScn. bnB IS ihncn
crmo9lid)t luoroen lit. bcm 9cliebtcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Ghils's psriiHt.

@ nihington. >. 6. - Tie
%oifi8icll hicrbcr bcridltet miro. bat bic
Hcgierling . Chill perlhieeene
GaBnahmcn ergriiieu. Inn ben id,Goz
lid)en Hiidlpirtunscn Su beeeenen,
iucldlc Der aricg in europa fir Die
9tcpublit baben tounte. Sic bat burd,
fiir Die Santeu bic grfIdrung
zines Wprutoriums absepcnbet. ben
Salpeteriperfcu, Die nuBer Stanb mas
rem, o europa @clo Sl erlangen.
~beIpiuigt unb baburG perbins
bert, baB Der Setrieb Der Berte einaes
iteat lperpen muBte; ferner bat lie
Spriorse getroifen. piele Arbeitslcie
0ffentliheu Nrbeitcn an beihGftiz
gcn, unb arrangements nit 5pei Nefu
Sdnten gctroifen. mohurdb
amcrifariihe Sirmcu III Chill. mm
ibren Observation-Disclosures nnd,s
fommen 6u iounen. Sob aus Geip
9ort, %nnitntt. ipic bisber, aus 9onoon.
erldngel tonllen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

uno Seele fiir Seltidlano uno Die
iiesreihen oeutihen S%rlippen. sd
babe orci Sriiber I'M beutiden Sccre
nno eineu III Der Marine mo boife,
oaB lie felt mil breinidlagen ,perocn.
Die @n8lduprr utb Sran5oicn 81 pcrs
flopfen", lngte er. lin lie etlpaS
mebr an5uiporneu, babe ih Ben Silben
800 binausgcidift ltnp bofie, baB iie
ous @clb erbulteu iperoeu. Sic
8auptprii9el gcborcu Den eiieriiitz
tl9cn %Gngldnoeru, lpcldc oieieu groBcu
&rtcg an9eSctteIt bn6en Sann unp
mannt bort man ullt Jest nod manhe
Nmcritaner bon Den Dam butdmun"
ipredlcu, nbcr e. nimmt pie adr5c
Welt, nm Die vSutfmcn" 5u bclies
gen. rs aurora Golfsircunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Gar0inal Strrata pdptlider 6taats. 6etretdr.

@ebeimtdmmcrers unb CAB i'm dis
lloitore Dem Wtlgr. S5adi bel, Der ais
Hlntilts nah Turis seIanbt lpurbe.
Noh Tom 5uriid9ctebrt. puroe
Wtigr. Serrutd raid n~ad)eiuanocr
llnteriefretdr in Der Congregation Der
auBerproentlideu firdllifen Inge
legcnbcitem S~nlsprdlat CT. Seili9tcit
uno &ononifer bon Sauta Maria
Wa9aiore. Bier Wtal murbe er nab
Der Sdlpeis seianbt, nm Die Inge>
l~e9enbeiten i'm Seiiin 5u orbuen. Sm
Sabre 1884 lulrbe CT fin fIr6e 3eit
Srdiibent Der 9eiiIliheu IbelssN faz
oemie; ihon~ am 2. Npril 1885 gum
@r6biihof bon Sbeiialonih prdfpniz
liert. muroe or ais Nuntiu5 nab BEL
glen 9cididt. Sci ieiuer Hiidtebr
trqt er in Die Congregation Der auBerz
orocntlidlcn tirdlihcn Ingclcgcnbciteu
als Setrctdr Gin, bis or Johann int
Sabre 1891 oils Hllntius nnh Yaris
9einnbt pllrbe. 'Nm %. Slni 1895
piroe CT gum Cardinal ernannt. gr
III Sitular bon Santa Yrisca.
Sn ser ShlpeiS bate Der Cardinal
aui icineu piplomatiidben Iiliipncu
Die @emiitber peri0bnt mo iolpobl
burh Gonbcntionen nit Seiiin lpie init
Der Snnoesre9ierun9 Den 8ulturtampf
oaielbit becnoet.
als Nuntius in @el9ieu 9eldng CO
ibm, Den ginflub micoer 5u erbaltcn.
Der ourdl Den Ibbrlih Der Diploma
tiihen SeSiebmgcn Slpiihen bcm Sl,
Stlblc unb Der Hcgicruu1 perloren
9c9aneeu mar. Gr peritnnb IS. Die
p%olitiid)eu Seioeuidaften gu oGmpfen
unb Hubc hcr5ultellcn. Nls er BEL
gien perlieB, bate Die tatbolilde
Yartei ipieper eiue alduSenee Stcauns
9eiuonmen,
Dor eincm SabG iiibrtc Cardinal
Ncrrain Den %oriib bel Dem Guharis
itiiheu Gon9reB in Mialta, ST 1T CUR
Seit @italieS htr Gon9regotiplrn bes
eor5iIs. Ses Siii5iums, Def Iiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Batter . prsHmsentie
Ser melt. J,

.Nnrp Hilma" bon Y6ilabelp6in,
ga, lueldle bel ben pom Imericaao
@%uerniep Club I'M 5rubiabr anseitea.-
ten &roben fiir Die sroBte Butter.
Srobn5cnttn Der 8clt crtldrt morocn
mar. purbc am %. Nusuit bel benz
Sertauf Der @blparo .. GaHatt{benT
8inocrbeernc fir 5000,
pertouft. Bic 9au5e Seeroe, bereu'
@ertb nuf 100000 perauI6laat
mar, brdd,tc MIR $4,000 Elm. .Maru
Ntlnta" l~iciertc lestes Subr 1898
Sfuuo Wtiif. in lpeld)cn 1895 Yiuuo
Sutterfett cntbalteu mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
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. nj,
Address: III,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT, ~
Catholic Printing Co., v
Dubuque, lows.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Gin Semtiabsr Sranssis.

llnicr after Sreunb uub 9eicr
SnutbaIepn @uebcl, pclher in pA
Nube pon Sugar @rupe nli ieiner
Sarm ipuhnt nm ais utter Slng9cs
ielle ell beinnbc bcneioenspertbes
SaIctn fibrt. oar bclte pieoer eimmIul
III Der .%oltsfreuuo" Cificc. unl iit
cine 3eitung gu boleu, Die linn Der
Sdnnbrieftrdser nift gebrnft bate.
Sroeoem Der Tantbalcou bidlt an Scr
tran3pnldcu @rensc 9cboren purbe
lno in lciner Sugcub iogar nod in
Die frou3oitlhe Sdulc gegnngen lit.
llnp NIT Sorliebe beute nod .iraus
slid" lpriHt, lqmpatbiiirt er nit Seib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
~ miro uffi5ieq ansefiinbist, baB
liz, Cardinal SominicuS Serrato
3nm papitli1en Staatsletretdr

" . ipllp uIIl0leu ullHelllIplgL puB
III Cardinal Continuous Serrata
W gum papltli1en Staatsletretdr
ernannt lporben lit.
Cardinal Scrrata purbc am A..
Mars 1917 5u @raooli in Der Sio5eie
WtontefinScore gebpren. Sm Sitter
bon 10 Sabren fam er in bas Seiuis
tcnsGolles nah Smieto. Oils ole Sc
iuiten bort i'm Sabre 1860 bon Der
neuen Negierung ausaetrieben mitrs
Den. ltiloierte er I'M Seiniilnr Su Wona
~tciiascone peiter. oanu III Hom an
her liniperiitdt. CT erbiclt bort Den
SoftortiteI sab bonorem" (ebren>
halber) nit idntmtIiden Stimmen Ici>
icr Hrofclioren. Iuh III Der bDberen
&hiloiopbie, Die bamdls ouro) Den
Nbbate &ecci. bent dlteren Srilpcr
Sapir Seo's bcs Srei5ebntcn. aelebrt
ipuroe. erbielt CT bas Spttornt nit alien
Stimmen ionic zen alBcrorbertlio)en
Ereis 3Iueier e%Ulbencn Weoaillen.
3nei Sabre lpdter promppiertc or Damn
nod am Mppollinare in beiben &cd)ten.
Seine gfdn5enb b~eltanbcner Yriifuns
gen perIGafften linn iofort Die @rncnz
nilns Sum Yrofeiior ocs fanoniiden
8cd,ts am rDmiid)en Scmiuar. ipipic
naheinanber Die 9ebritiiblc Scr
observation-disclosures, Der greseIc. Der
9oamntit unb Der SniIitutipncu oes
&irhenrebtes an Der Sropagonna.
IIs er als Abbofat bel Scr Gungrcz
CATION oe3 Coughs prnfti5icrte. per-
faBte er idGbbnre @iltuhten iibcr Seis
iigiprchungen fiir 'bie Congregation
Der Hiten.
Sm Sabre 1877 nurbe er bon Yius
benz Neunten Der CONGREGATION fir
auberorbentlidc fird)lime Insele9enz
better 5uset6cilt, mn lin 10 untcr Der
3eituus bon Misr, @3adi, Santalisem
S1retGr b;eIsr Congregation. in Die
DIPLOMATIC eiu5ufIGrcn.
an t6. Suni 1879 e6rte i'm Geo
Der 2reisebnte nit benz Eitel zines
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
1000 fntbpliihc Samilieu

2 lcien jeDc @Dhe nit SutcrcHc
7 nnierc neue Tcrlangt. In5cisen=
: Spaltc, bic mir In ben Sienit
2 u%nfcrer Scier gcitellt bnben.
= &eine nnn5tbisen Ebraicn unp
: feline Misunderstanding. Nac
SHcrtcu wernen I'm furSer, :
? binoigcr, lciht peritinolifcr
, Sprahe 1000 fatbpliihen
: 6amilien uurselest.
? Saben Sic nibts, fas Sic
? betannt 81 MAIDEN miiuiden
2 Gfpas, oas Sic perfamfcu
? ,upllen. Gtwas, pas Sic fanicn :
: ipiirben, iaaS Sic eS su cinem .
? annehmbaren 3reiie baben f5mns :
7 ten; ipiinihen Sic cine Nms :
? ltcllnng irsennwclder Nrt? :
: Nahcn Sic Sbre gSiinihe in :
: nnicren Gerlaust Anseisens
: Spalten befannt. GS lit einfnb :
7 nnb bilig. 9reiie bieier Nn.
: 5sisen finhet man anf sete II.
- = = y = . Z z Z = 4 4 = L r Z +.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

plush, c~aracul, black MORE, and
brOadclOth or corduroy. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, 81,
SO. 80, 40 and AZ inches bust
s 1t may be finished in
3-4 or shorter length, and re-
quires 4 yards of 44-inch mater
ial for a 34-inch size. For shorter
length SIS yard less. Price 10
cents.
l010-Ladies' Skirt with Foundation.
This stylish model is suitable for
silk, serge, vOile, crepe. linen, ba-
tiste. chiffon taffeta, and other
seasOnable materials. The fronts
are plated over the hips, and at
the left side the f,lness is caught
in upturned plaits. The back has
a puff in hustle effect. The pat
tern is cut in 6 sizes: %, 81, rs,
%, 80 and 81 inches waist meas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Genims Ser Ginsemansertsn.
Sm Sabre 1910 ~beianoeu lid 49,.
515,SS6 IN ben Ser. Staaten.

@a bingtpm 3. 6. - Sas
Genius bureau madJte 6etnnnt, baB
I'M 9%eniii5iabr 1910 Die 3nbl Der
@iugcruaupertcu in Den Ser. Stautcn
13,515,SS6 betrug ober 1917 Sro3cut
Der @ciammts Scp6ltcruug. Wit Iusz
ilabmc bon 170.341 (ucilteuS Saz
pancr unp Gbineieu) gcb0rten Die
Iclbcn Idlnmtlih Der peiBcn Hniic an.
Sic 3ubl Der I'M Nuslano gcbpreucu
@eiBcn ilbcr p Sabre alt betru9 i'm
Sabre 1910 6,646,s17. %ou oicicu
bnttcu it'd 3.034.117 naturnliiircu
lancn unb 570,772 warcn I'M Belts
pcs ~eritcn Supicrs".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

Gintpanoerern. Die ilber 81 Sabre ult
limb, entfallcn auf gn9lnnb uuo Or
lanb 1885; uuf Gauabo ~150.71S;
auf 8uBlanb 41S.42S; aui Srantreih
16,605; nrlf 9clgicu S.69t; auf
Seutidlauo 127103; ouf Selterreits
llnauru 523,S59.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

Der Experimentation fird,lihen Ins
gele9eilbeiien unb Der Stubien, Iplpie
Der @ommiiiiou fir Die Gobifi5ierling
oes -&anoniihen HedteS. IuBerpcm
ut CT Srotcttor elmer 9teibe bon Wes
npiienlhaiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
geSenflid,e 9(emsernuo.

@erid}tsprdiioent (nahoem ole Ma.
men Der 8eldNporclen aus Der llrns
geio9cn moroen iinb); .0ieine Ser.
rerl, Die utae5ogenen Gelhpcreae1
fonllell 9eben!",
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

Nad Dem Genins Bureau betrd9t
Die 3abl Der umnailraliIirten Gin
nanoercr. pelhc iiber 81 Sabre alt
ltno, etip1 y Wtiaionen. %ielc bon
ibnen lnlc nod militGrpilihtig unp
%iele lino nud europa 9ciobren. I'M
IN Die Irlncc hires &nterlanpce ciu;uz
trcten. Spu Den unnatlruliiirteu