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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
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1404--Juuior S~uspender Dress, Wild
Guimpe; in High or Low Neck Outline
and having Two Styles of Sleeve. All
the girls are wearing suspender dress
es, and there certainly is no style so
simple and so effective for outing OF
general wear. The model here por-
trayed was made of striped cotton
wolfe in brown and white, with white
creme de chine for the guimpe. In taft
feta, bingham, ratine, crepe, linen OF
linene this style is equally pleasing.
II preferred the suspenders may be
omitted. The pattern is cut in )
sizes: II, IA and 16 years. 1t requires
. rs yards Of 44-inch material for a
l4-year size. Price Zoe.
I417--Girls Guimpe with Sleeve i'll
style. This model is good for lawn,
hatistc. crepe, crepe de chine, cash
mere. wolfe, challie, linen, rcpp, poplin
or silk. The front has tucks and a box
plat at the centre. The sleeve i'm wrist
length is made in bishop style. with 4
band cuff. In short length a turnback
cuff forms "A smart finish. The pat
tern is cut in 6 sizes: 4, 6. s. 10. l. and
ii wears. II requires SaIu> VI oo-iiicli
material for an Swear size. Price Zoe.
Ii 19-Girls' Dress with Boomers.
and with Sleeve in Either of Two
Lengths. \ comfortable aud practical
dress for mothers girl. This becoming
little model. has raglan sleeves which
may be finished in short length, in
flowing or gathered style, or in wrist
lelgth with a band cuff. The dress
is a one piece model and has q con-
vertible collar and fronts. so that it
may he closed high or rolled open at the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
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~ binissn Yreiiem.
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0206-DresSing Sack. No womau'x
wardrobe is complete without a couple
Of dainty. comfortable dressing sacks.
which are found such a boon during an
o u OF rest. The one here portra we'd.
shows a very neat and simple design.
easily embroidered In solid stitch.
Stamped on good quality lawn, in
Guiding sufficient mercerized elm.
broidery cotton for working ..sOc
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials .....15c
0l7:-Pin Cushion. There is always
a place on the dressing table for a
pretty pin cushion. hat is at the same
time useful. The one here portrayed,
shows Il neat, simple leaf design to he
embroidered in solid stitch. with hut
tonhole edge. A good feature of this
pin cushion. is that it can readily he
taken apart and Numbered. ny simply
removing the ribbon that lsces the top
and bottom together. ,
Stamped on pure imported white
linen. size 12x12 inches Including
nack
White embroidery cotton for work
ing sc
Perforated pattern including all =
necessary stamping materiais.---I5e
OS36-Corset Cover. This effective
and very simple corset cover design
will appeal 10 all lovers of needle
work. To he embroidered in solid eru-
broidery with ~huttonhole edge.
Stamped ON good quality nainsook,
including sufficient embroidery
cotton To- wOrk-..-...-.......N, c
Stamped OH fine linen including suf-
IL embroidery cotton eo
work 10
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials.---l6c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

ihen Heid hurf Gcrnrittluna Der
heinilclen Selcpoits SumnclitcGen bon
Iu9uir 1914 bis Gnbe Sllli 1915
etipa "a Nt%iliurheu Selppoir> 9rieie
hefprbert ipnroen. III uuserpem
etlpn 10 Miliorbcu SeIbpoitbriefc irn
Selh mlf9eliefert ipprben iinb. umiuBt
Die 9ciammte ScforSeruneslciItung
Ser beutidcu Selnppit bis icet etrpd
bier Willinroen rSrieic. Sci bcu %
heinliihcn Spitiammcliteucn III nas
Serionoi icit Mittc Altgrit 1914 bon
3.100 abpfeu uuf $4,000 bis 1900
nll9clpddieu. Sic Mcnsc Ser tGalif
in's SeIb 9ebcnhcu Observation-Disclosures.
Die poriaeu Scjembcr bel Ybbeiorncz
RING Der &cihuad)ts Selbppit nit
10000 Stiid Den Spbepumft CREDIT
bate. ltelt it6 9e9enpartis auf 45.
600. Sizes beoeutct cine Seldirulls
Der SelbpoitsS e iorDeruuasmtttcl. III
bellen II. Il. 500 Selbpoitpogeu &c
borell, nit - Willipucu ailpgronm
S~ricfppit tdslif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Gr5bcrser sescn ben .Gprriere btna
Sera".

Ser MdilGnber ~Gprricrc bella
Scra" brdd,tc an II. Suli. ipubl UNI
oumit duf Die firGlidj getrcnnteu
arciie Stolieu's 6u lpirtcn unb tic
9cgcu Die beutidlcu @utbplitcn lfuri
su mddpcu. bic S%cbauptima. Der be
farutc beutid,e G~cntrmr$s Nbgcoronete
Gr6berser babe fiir Seutld,lunp's
dricgsiiihrllug bic srauidmiren @tetbpz
Den cmpiobleu unD seicrbert. 10 j. ..
ndB ma III SetlSeslanp neDcr airdcn
mob Yripateisentbum. noeh @jreiie.
Srauen. ainner mn Sterbenoe ifpne.
Sba. GrSberscr ,%untlrpriet MN AMI
bieIe TcrlcrmunlInW h6, Mailauecr
S!ntten nit lplaenocr pu,l ser ,aolu.
EpltsSt0," ncr0ficutlihtcu GrflGrnus:
Sic &chuuptlmN hcS ltulicniidcu
pcsb!uttcS it cine ircic Grfinomn1
ma, ircdc %crlcunoma. 3D. hubr
lebiaiih crfldrt, pah triue ialide
SeHiincutaltt6t S%eutihlaun binbcrn
riiris. Sum aduse i1aer risensu Ne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
AID, bait i'd GnRlanS nid,t
griebcn,"

Dtdn idlreibt ms bon idNpei5eriidIcr
Seite: Sicicn IuSIpruh that mir
aeaeniber eiu jnlger ca. 25s jdhrtscr
lrrammer Seutid,cr arie9cr. Elm adltfz
munsIobn aus Der HbcinprppinS. lestc
@pdle All elmer Spur ultf Der Sd,lpdrSs
%tpalbbnhn i'll einem 0ciprddDc iiher ben
arieg. @r trng Sn5 eiieruc ArcuS nlo
nebenon bie iilberuc ScroienItmebaiIlc.
Der lpulpdtbiide. title Splbut trlig
Bic aupaQcries Uniform nit idnperem
SGbcl an Der Seite. Hadh l6n9erem
3ogern tbeilte CT mir anu meine Bite
nit, iuie CT 81 Der Ius6ei1mung 9es
tommen in. Seitber lei CT 5ur Seiz
lung, lrosbem er nidt p%erlprubct
pnrOc. bis olli pcitere5 ami llrlalb in
Der &lrniiou ~. aud babe CT lett Sc
ginu he2 arieges erit in bieicr 3cit
bic Hbeinlaube picbcr gcleheu.
@r cr5dbltc: GS lpnr an cincnt
slbcN0 Der m~ebrtdgigcn Sflad]teu &c.
peien. no gauge Yrmeetprps. Seutid)e
unb Seiterreid)er. acsen Die Hulicn
fGmpiten. S5 odmmerte mo ma
Qloubte. e5 lei MN Huhe eineetreten.
ais ih rWb uteine aamcraocn eineu
Silierui aus Der Sccne h6rten. Tom
CifiSit. neurasri. ritz in in ititbeaDcnt
Unlnpp pGr Stslle 81. M einrm
i~ieicru Gimaruiite pes @cldrncs ucr
jheioiDten liJ iluci helIilhc sAlfautc
riifcu gc2cn ctipu Oht Nuitu, 81
%fcrbc mic Ih lnar. ldlIH Id, inn
Der Stinpc nit iouicuhem SGbel uir
Der. Sic auncru iliihteicn jid nurs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

auf. Cur 8ersune Der Snei pcrnlms
oeteil S%cutid,eu uub eilre3 6uiien. Der
nod lebte. rift ih alriid. nm Silfc
6u bulen."
Sd bcglildpillRdte Den Snpteren Su
0icier Shat lub befultbete meinc
CREME, bnB cr bell rapongctummcn
lei. Writ &cbmItb crpiocric CT:
.IH. bait idl ood, NuBlono uid,t &c
Iebcnl" Sh GllBertc mciu Sefremocn
ilbcr oicle Selnerfun8. Or ingte oar
anf St mir: .&ns idl pdbrcnp bcn
Sdladltcn Sog iiir Gag geiebcu lr,b
lua5 idl bel Oiciem Sluibnbe ielber crz
lchte: mic Der Mtenid, III ipid)en Wipz
melten Der SelbiterhaltunB llnb Hets
tiing bon aumerahen 6ur Bette ipirb.
bds iit ihrcdlid,. Der crlebtc shrcs
den uno Die N%uiregung baben mid,
am ardnfenluger getportcn uuo id
ounte es @ott. iueru id, III meinem
Seben nidlt mebr ieeliid inter bieiem
Sdreden unb @rauen 6u leiben babe.
Us 9cht mir icBt ia lpicbcr bciier. glber
1lniIbcn Gle. mein Scrr. cs brdiid,t
liarfe Ncrpen. pnr bcn Shlud)ten nilr
itil 81 hpifen. nidt %pertpunbet in Die
Sdnpc Der Aoioten 81 fomucn. no 10
picle Der llnicru peritiimnelt merbcn."
Sm l~uciterh @elpr1d, erjdbIte CT mir
oonn nnd,. mic CT pieberbplt ho5 en-
bebeubc Sdouipiel erlebt babe. paB
Der 6dllptntum upr penn Stllrnc Der
Ramidlnft 5uricf: ..&nmcrnbcn. Selm
ob gum 9ebet. &ir mollen nod elm
..Sater rnier" bcten. oanu braui nit
Suttl"-t. ". 3. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Selppuit hat tGslih iiber 10 0tiliDnen
Sriefc.

0iun BAT Die Organization imo Nie
S%eiltnn9en Der peutid)en Selopoir BON
lS70-71 ols muitcrgilti9 beSeihnct.
ihreibt Die ~al. Tr." 104 @iuics
neu Sricfc bot Die Selopo1t bamals
pom 10. Suli 1870 bis @nbc Mars
1871 b%eforoert. 60 ctlpas lpur nod,
nicht bdgeweieu mb bie Sclopoit
ourfte nit Hcdlt lrol5 burduf icin.
lluo pns letter unicre ieRi9c Scloe
pot? Nabe5u 15t3 Wilipnen, Sriefc
iperoeu. lpie mir Der Bon. 3tg." ents
nebnleu. tdslif bon ibr ~perarbeitet.
Sas III oas 35sfahc bciieu. mas Die
Selopolt bon 1S70--T tdglid &c
iduift bat. Samnls 9ab Is $500
Selopprbcnmtc. SeBt iiuo e. $500
dlio -. Mai mchr, gScnu picie
bnbci IN elmer &ud'c ha5 ltiitcu. lun5
irltc i'll 81 Munrtm htyuolfi1l hopcu.
IN bat mnm muhl md inr icRi9cu
Nriegc Nnlnb. nit Der Sr0uniiuiiuI
Ser pculihcu Sclnpnit Hufrirbeu
Sll lciil.
9iuh Der 5rpnl jim aus Gem Sent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
9teue ganmppa =ariie oruht.

Sie I'M Siioen berrIdcnbc bittere
Stimmnrg iiber Die Standardization,
ipcldle @rnbbritannicu Der Saums
mol sAusiuhr nnd europa bereitet, hat
huh cine @rfldrung oeS 2eitcrs Der
Bunbess Gelcrpebdnf in Itlanta. Co.,,
SB. 8. 5cttia, IlsbrId a%efltnbcn,
III Der es hciBt, oaB Der Siloen bent
Snnfcrptt cntgesen9cbc. Iniern Die
9ulumippIlc : Iusiubr meiterbin bon
8rpBbritnnuicn cridhpert unb bcr
Siibcn bnhurch 6chinbert tperbe, lin
fem Sauptprohutt etnen nn9emeIlcncn
Yreis du er5ielen. Shon 9egenlpdrti9
iii perielbe tart gebriidt. ipie aus Der
arItlidlen Iil9dbe S%erporgebt. oSs III
Den nit april beenneien 5ehn 0nnnz
ten Die 9anmluoll s9(msfubr nur einell
Surdihuittspreis bon 81 Gents pro
Yfunb aebrdd)i hat, I'M Serglcid, nit
DEM ppridbri9en BON 1900 Gents.
Snogeinmmt III III Der 3eit fiir 1882
420.7S7 0dumiupllc }ur anefilbr ges
lougt. woaeBen III Der fprreiponnics
reuben poridhri9eu Ycriope Der Or
port cine @ertbbDbc 0 1888 .34O,s
94t erreidt bate. SaS ilt im leBteren
Suue ein IinbererlpS Don SO Sroz
sent, iu1brenp Der SurhidnittS SrciS
biesmGl INN SO Sro3ent gcrin9er lit.
Guch amilideu Grmiitelunaeu lGbt
fiji bon ber uellcu Saunipoll erutc.
infol9t Es0udi:Iuna Der InDnuildde
bon $1,000. 900 AGer in icBtem u,f
3r.60O.00O Ndcr iii oielem Sabr. cin
Grtrag bon etpa 100000 SoIlen
ermarfen. i'm Gersleid) nit Der lesterl
a~sieicnernte bon 1900. 600 9nIlen.
Sodo and Die ueueitc SnGBuns mag
aod 81 bod fem. ba in 'nieier Soiion
Ole iiioliheu GARNER nid)t imItanDc
0eipeien iirb. hent 9pben bie 0ez
iupbric rcidhlidle G;in9ura Suauiilrcu.
Oh ~ A1lptituhlid al Dem acutidlcn
Nuli gefenlt nol, @Dllie ncr &rtuuo
ronurd cine !~pci!cle @innuBc I'M 20
&roScut crfahrtU ~ mag bic uclIc
S'urmWoiis Wrltc mic lt.5O0. 900
&aleu hctrdJeu. Sub ou pom lester
Grlie dc8cripdrii8 lpN l,000,0OO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

extensions at the side seams. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes 81, SO. IS, 40, a.
and "A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires & Ia yards Of 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt meas
ules about 3 yards at the foot. Price
lOc.
1O51-Boys' Suit with Trousers. A
new suit for the little man. This
style m a eS a splendid coat or
jacket suit for the small boy. 1t
may be of velvet, corduroy, serge,
cheviot, %fiannell, galatea, gingham, kim
d~ergarten cloth. drill. or linen. The
trousers are Il in regulation style.
The blouse is made with overlapping
fronts and a broad or small collar. as
preferred. The pattern, cut in 4 sizes:
J, 4, > and 6 years, requires > rs yards
Of 44-inch material for a 4-year size.
Price 10c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

lace. finished with 1 whale bones Oh
the front, arm shields, etc. All that
calls for embroidery are the three
straight strips, showing a simple pretty
daisy design. Including sufficient en-
broidery cotton to work - Price SOC.
Perforated pattern not supplied.
l4O3-LadieS' House or Home
Dress. with Sleeve in Either of Two
Lengths. 4 pleasing and desirable
model. This dress is made in the now
) o popular robe de tailleur" style, in
n piece effect. 1t is good for business
or porch wear. will be splendid as a
morning dress and lends itself nicely
TO wash fabrics, TO silk or cloth. AS
here shown striped bingham was EN-
ployed, in a pretty shade Of blue and
white. with facings of blue. The yoke
is new and has a unique outline. The
skirt is a four gore model with plated
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

percale. drill, lawn, or linene are good
materials for this style. The pattern
is cut in 8 sizes: Small, medium. and
large. 1t requires 4 IA yards of So
inch material for a medium size. Price
10c.
140O-Girls' Dress with or without
Bolero, and with Two Styles of Sleeve.
A charming little frock. Dotted chal-
lie in rose and white is he~re>combined
with rose taffeta. The style is also
pretty for "all over bouncing. batiste,
lawn, dimity. crepe. or crepe de chine.
1t could be made with the bolero at
tached to the skirt in over blouse style
and 70 worn with a guimpe of con
trasting material. The waist is cool
and dainty in low neck outline, and
practical and serviceable with the
wrist length sleeves and collar. . The
skirt is full and gathered. Lace, EN-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

neck edge. in real grown up fashion,.
The boomers are ample and comforta-
BILE, Il splendid substitute for ~petticoats,
and may be made to button to an IN
derwaist. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes /:
4, 8, s and 10 years. Ii is good for
linen, linene, galatea, percale. taffeta
or tub silk, crepe, pique, corduroy,
Bingham. ~seersucker or chambrey. 1t
will require > 3-S yards of 44-inch ma
terial for the dress. and l IA yard for
the boomers, for a 6-year size. Price
Toe.
lO4O-Ladies' Apron. A serviceable
garment. One of the most practical
features of an apron is the protection
it affords. The design here shown has
this good point and some others. II
has deep arm openings, and is cut with
sufficient fulness. 1t is held to posi-
tion at the back with a belt. Bingham,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

broidered edging. frills or rutfies could
be employed as trimming for this style,
while a simple hen finish is also nice.
The pattern is cut in / sizes (, 6. s and
10 years. 1t requires = Sd yards Of
36-inch material for a 6-year size for
the dress. with IL yard for the bolero.
Price Zoe.
O129-Baby Cap. This heat design
for baby's cap is TO be embroidered
in solid and cyelet embroidery, with
b~uttonhOle edge.
Stamped on lawn or nainsook ....-30c
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materialS".~.15c
023O-Ready Made BraSsiere. This
pretty brassiere is furnished i'm sizes
81, SO, 3S, 40, ~ and At inches bust
measure. 1t is ready-made Of good
quality muslin and trimmed with Swiss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
@cit.%irginia Der Erubibitiun miiSc.

Ill Eartersburg itn0 pielen ulioe=
rem StGoten bca StaatcS @eit.Gir-
ginla 5irfillierten Eetitionen. wurin
8oipcrncitr %cnrp :. Satiielo aiti
9eioroert miro. Ole 9egiaiatllr III
elmer Spe5lul.S tbnng eiitiliberltfelt.
nm oos 9oit'idle Erobibitionsgeies
6i mtoerrlieu. Sds @eiet trat crit
I'M lestcn Sabre in Strait. 9ieic ZEE.
gislatur hat bereits 5pei Spc5iols
SiBnnlgelt abaehdltel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Trtroiter ltmiueriitGt crbIlt anisbn
line Sptatiun.

Die lIlipcriitGt Der SciuircnpIler,
bon Setrnit, Mid. hat ~tiirSlid) cin
bodlher3ises @elTelIf crbdltcu bon Scn
oort anidIii9en uub in nciteiteu
arelIen ais ipabrc Standardization he
tallrten Serren Snhn ilnh Ntidael
Stnnn i'll Der 6Dbe bon $4,000. bic
ium sc'ten acs neIcu. in scr Grid
mug Iitl bciilecnrrn engineering
e'cbnlloes pcrlpclhct wcrbcu iplcu.
Sic hcinen 0crrtu hnrteu bcrcita iriihcr
cin @cldlcut y S15.o0O iiir sic ucrc
Iechntiotc SnfnltGt Der pcrrieutcu Sr-
9clipefSiebnns<. %nlroIt Sur Scriiisums
acrclls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Sic Neralcr arieser iunoen bel
eiuem i%taIieniidreu @eiansenen cine it
&on gebrlldtc S%lusifrift. Die untes
Den i%taltcniideu Solbutcl tart hers
breitci iii, Sic bon Sittcr Sattifint.
Der 81 Den SeIrerreid,ern aeilobeu III,
seietdnefc Sdrift cutbGIt heftiac Dor,
icirrfc ac9en Die aricasbeecr. sic ,Stus
lien III Zen Nhqrlmo i~tiirScn. Sicie
lctell htc luirtltchcl Nciunc nc2 italics
uidcu %plfca. hcr N0ui1 hnbc net
Nrlca nid)t 9cmoIlt mo lei nurdl Sc.
mnnNtrotiplcn ba8u %NcSIpunHcr nor.
Ben, Ser Nniruj cutbGlt tic Auiinr.
oerunN aus ocn Ncihcn ~ iliehcn. los
eals ltt sie @eIcaenbcit paSu sirtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
iupbner ben &rics 10 5u fiihren, mic Is
oas oentidbe Snterefe %puridreibt. I'd,

oas oentihe Sutereiie purihreibt. I'D,
ertlorte iportlid fulgenbcs:
"@uGlanb fiibrt i~ibcrbulpt nid,t Ben
Arie9 lilr gcscn Die ariegcr, ionScrn
Gnalnno iiibrt Den artcg 5eacr bos
ocutId'c Nolf in icincr @eiammtbeit.
9cgen SinScr, Srducn lIlN @reiie.
So6u hat c0 oufgebotcu ieiue Scr
bilnpctcn mo Sntrupcn aus alien finn
Srotheilcn. @nalunn uimmt 1000
Stnno aus Den &0nbcn ocs Auiicrnz
holtptltn9* cntgcacrt, mn ocll &riea
I'M Nanlcn Der Nultur" 9cacn
Scutldlmnb 5u filbreu. guolouo
nirnrnt 6ilf3trltppcn ppu lueiscr.
gelbcr, bruituer. rpthcr mn - lpcnn
e mpglid) mare = olld' BON eefleftcr
Hd,'e llno IdItdt tic ulle ecgen Scutid,.
Lamb I'm Manner Der Civilization
Srglaro tcnilt fem polferrehtlid1cs
8cleB. England tenilt fciuc Nbmadmlz
gen, Die g mtetidricbcu bat. Gnalane
mtBdd)ict ollc Spntrnftc. Die inn Sauic
per Sabre jpiidcn bcn Ndtipnen ulli
leine ei9eite Snitidtipc geidloiien NOR
Den ltne. Us bat ulb GuSert mIr eilen
&iQeu: Den &ries nit Der SenfDor
9rpBtcn Hiidiidtsloiiafeit acaeu
Sentldldnb burdSuiubren."
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unnerfauft iinb, 10 fpiirbe bas
Soiions Inaebpt Doh 5luiiben II unb
Is Williorcn Sauen ieiu, ipdhrenb Der
einbcimiihe aoninm iif i'm Sabre mr.
aui ettpn 100000 belduft. Snutcu
bdber Die Grport>G erbdltniiic iid) rid,t
balb beiiern. 10 brobt Dem Siiben aler=
bin9s cine neite ariiis. pie cine iOld]e
ifon im lestcn Sabre crlebt morbcn
lit mrb baS son5e Saub becintrdhtigt
hnt.-GeM. .. Nnnbels6tN."l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Sie lteberipndluns Der Sdwei;er Ypit.

Ser Serner .Suuo" b~eleudiet peu
ltebelirdnb, inter meldlem dud, Der
odipciscr Notwithstanding %cmpfiubIid,
lcibct. huB Die ;rieafiibrcnbcn Stouten
G!it Iciucn Sriciucrfcbr uudl ncu ilbcr-
1celldlcn SIlncrn Der Genilr mltcr
irgIicn, Is Iaticu Bnhlrcihc NluRcu
tiG. Sogdr aeIdllnncle S%riciiddc.
iosclnnltc Nurtcnihliitc. mcrnen III
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

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VIII be mailed to any address ON re-
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OF each pattern. Send either sill
wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name n address plainly. BE sure
ana state numbers and sizes of pat
terms desired. Remember that in these
allowance is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
Warranty Deeds.

Prepared by the Grand Mesa Alb
stract company. Delta, Colo, week
ending January 90. 1915:
Charles j. Lippert to Lottie C.
Place. lots Delta. $3.50.
/. +. Crosby ct al. to Carl A. Noel
Ter. tract Delta. 81.
Edna Schmid to NJ. L. Schmid. lots
Grand Mesa subdivision. Delta $500.
Charles Georgacopoulos to John
Peterson. lots Delta, $1,000.
Marcia Mead to Athanasion X
Paraskevoulon, tract Paonia. 81.
w. w. Sprowls. Jr. to w. B. Sine
thurst. Jr. tract Cedaredge. $1,000.
Olive Ethele Mostiller to Isiah w.
Foster, tract Hotchkiss, $4,000.
William Vogel ct al. to Estelle X.
Sudler. tract Paonia. s1.00.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
SEN. scHERMERHoRN WANTS
LOWER INTEREST RATES

A bill to limit and fix the legal rate
of interest chargeable on any bond,
promise to eight per cent per annup
has been introduced in the senate by
Senator Fred Schermerhorn. He like
wise incorporates in the bill sec
tion to limit attorneys fees to eight
per cent of the amount sued for on
any note, bill of exchange, bond. NOR
gage, or other evidence of indebted
ness.
The section referring to mortgage
suits limits the attorneys fee to s per
cent on mortgage cases involving less
than $3.50 and to per cent over that
amount.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
Judge Logan
Returns Home

Judge r. NJ. Logan, who has been
practically an invalid the past three
years, went to Denver accompanied
by his wife, eight weeks ago last Fri
day. On Wednesday evening the Jud.,e
and his wife arrived home from Den
yer. the former walking almost as
sprightly as he did at thirty, and with
a smile that told all too plainly that
his health had been benefited by
his treatment by Denver specialists.
He was very modest about receiving
newspaper publicity. but was enthu-
siastic in his praises for the physi-
clans who had worked the miracles II
his behalf. He stated that he had
gained 33 pounds during his absence
and had an appetite that would make a
bear ashamed OF himself.
Some western slope newspapers or
several occasions reported his death.
bue the states that he had no such in
tentions. and that the reports. like the
first ones concerning Mark Twain,
were greatly exaggerated" and he
looks as II his hopes would be fulfilled
form many years to come.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-22
SURPRISE ON
FAMILY OF DR.. |. |. HUNTER

Tuesday evening while the Hunter
family were enjoying a visit with
Mrs. l. D. McFadden, of Paonia, who
had been visiting them, company
of twenty friends raided the home,
took temporary possession and an
nounced their intention of taking tenn
porary possession The Hunters were
equal to the occasion, however, and
as soon as they had recovered from
their astonrshment set about making
their unexpected guests welcome.
The party brought well filled lunch
baskets to finish of the evenings en-
tertainment and the occasion was
complete The affair was in the ma
ture of farewell party to Mrs. Nc
Fadden who left Wednesday morning
for Kansas City. Kansas on a two
months visit, after which she and her
family will locate at Boulder where
their son is attending the university.