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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

eingeriidten Meierpiiten 6eran uno
fraete ibn, pie itarf iein Regiment
lei. Der angerebete CAB Dem Srage.
teller cine nliftiee Sbrfeise unb
Iagte oa5n I'M geerlGrber 1ialeft:
,Seeens, 10 itorf lit ooner, Jest fon.
len's Sbna aitsrehna, mia tart bas
ganse Regiment it'll"
y = y
Troiaiif.
rDie ou 10 oaiist, braudit oil bfob
nod einen SeiIigenihein."
.Du irrit ,@litap. sd, braufe
notbDenbissr etnen Sunoertmarf.
ihein."
i3u Helm
Vrofeiior: ,Sebr n~obrbaites Sc.
riht, peIGes Sic ba peraebren; es
enibGlt ali bunoert 51eile--"
aid. eeb'n Sic, Serr Yrofeiior,
bieies feline geefiteaf 6at iiberbalipt
gar feline bunbert 1heile."
&x
Nid5t libel.
Steuerbeamter (su eiuer gauern,
Der iid in Meflamotionsiaf,en einfin.
oet): ga, mas slosen's mid benn
10 an?"
Sea, i'd ntein id,on, baB ih gum
riftisen frmrta bin; Der S~ieielbauer
bat seidgt Der is. Der mas 10 a @eiiht
mie a gullboegen mdft!"
-
Nabre Economic.
Scum, alara, p1blit on oos Sol.
Tier. ooer Die Sbrrirse, ODER bas arm.
bdn6?"
.Rur ptrtbihaitlif, lie6er Sein.
rid! Sd bin iiberseust, DOB, rpenn
bu ale brei @egenitdnbe ~auiamn,en
nebmen rpiiroeft, bu tie sepib biIliser
fa,ifen mofteit."
=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Cine liebepoQe Satin.

sd iammle fir oas rteiie Srinfer.
aipl. @oaen Sic etipas baslt beiitell.
ern, gndoise Srau?"
pslber geplB bod; bier baben Sic
meinen Mann, ben fonnen Sic gleit
m%itnebmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
0emiHenhaff.

&ihter gum antomobilbeiiser:
raonnen lie es beihworen, oaB lie bus
Narnungsiienal saben, ebe Tie bieien
Wann iiberfubren?"
Ingeflagter: .@etpib. Serr &ih.
ter. ih sebe INNER elm 3eihen bepor
i6 jemanben iiberfabre."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
nngere6t.

@emiiiebdnoler: ,Seut' bob |
g~'Ieien, baB Die @rrrfen az fiinfinb.
neitnaig Sro3ent aus @aiier bette.
ben!"
Milf5ouer: rSfalt, nnb oie oarfit
B. rubig perfaafe! Wenn a6er mel
Miai' MIR sebn Yrosent @oiIer bat,
oa BADEN mi gleih beim aragen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
ariessitrampfc

Game Tim aon3ert): .Sagen sic
Dem Sirigenten bod. aellner, er ioa
.nidt INNER 10 traeiife Safen ipie.
len, iornern lieber etrpas Slettes-
man fomtnlt Damn NIT ben Striimpien
etmas idneQer Don. Der Stele!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
StoFieuiser.

Srar: Yaontmit On ihott wieoer
crit nm orei llbr nadl SSuuie, On
Sump, Slt."
Mann: I'D, ba baben es bod irii.
Der Die IGnner gut gcbabt, oils es mr.
Sonnenubren gab."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

nidts als elm SaIa6truf lit. Sen Die
Dentifen gegen uns ausitoBen, fpdh.
reno lie oas Surrat eesen Jranfreih
perpenoen. 1ie ShlGge, Die ibr bon
benz Sinoenburg befommen su baben
glauht. iinb rihts nIs Elm &erenifyub.
9amit tbr iebt, bab bas anes mar aui
Ginbiloung bertbt. Iaiie ih euh iest
fiiniun6apan5is alif bieIelbe SteIe ee.
ben.-So, nno iest irage ih eud:
Sdbt ibr bon 8inoerburg bic Shlage
befommen9 So ODER nein2 Nein!
Niht pabr? Ilio Der Sinbenburs lit
obeetban. God @ennenfampf unb
&aiputtni
1rnffebler.
@mpieble mein Menu: Suppe uno
5mei @Gnie fir MIR cine Marf.--Sl,.
Der. @airpirtb.
Sir ben Sommerauienrbalt bate
lid Der Serr Ipothefer IN Der Rdbe
Der Stabt ein piaenGbnIides Saus
erbai,ert loiien.
- y
Seriftismns.
,Aber, Sreiin5. bu trinfit ia ben
tbeuren Wein berunter ME Waiier."
nStimnt nift 10 sor3 genali, bonn
Waiier brddte i'd nift balls 10 niel
binunter."
gerninifis.
@oIt: ,stber Sic trinfen ia mein
Bier, bieies 8las sebort MIR"
Strorner: .Ias io1 bod BENT Bier
einerlei iein, ner es trirft."
8ait: Dir lit es aber nidt elmer.
lei."
Stouter: rNatiirlif,, rlait fam es
nift allen red)t maten."
r. SIS
Srauenlost.
sd bate nidt sebad,t. oaB mir
uns olf Der Sofaeitsreiie bereits
i~treiten rpiir6en."
.NsatIrIih nift. SIR Ndnner
benft eben ME an ettpas."
y - y
Nb~iuefslnns nnnOtbis.
v0ieier &on,an iiebt aber iebr Be.
nist aus"
ga. miiien Sic. ieoen Sonntas
aebe i'd i'm unierer aodin ais Conn.
fagsleftiire."
ga, oas milB ibr bod iebr lang.
peilis rperben. ieben Sonntas oeniel.
ben Homart gu %Ieien."
Sic irren iif,, es lit ia bei ms ie.
Den Sonntod cine anoere &ndlin"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
= = =
SeSenflidje 8erfifernna.

.lh, aGtbe. if) iftpore sir: id
bleibe Dir 10 lanse trel, bis if bid
beiratbert fann!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gin Sdiua6enitreih.

Sn einem ihpabiihen 9lGttd)en
itano iiingit elm 10 MISREPRESENTATION
8oriflos fiir Die Yil3iammlcr. bab
es rpertb lit, rbr einem eroBen Publi.
fun augdngli1 81 MAIDEN. Man
bore .
Sit ientano i'm Speiiel. oh CT etpa
sifttee GilSe seiammelt bat. 10 lese er
lie suerit elmer Sub Dor. SriBt oas
5bier Die GilSe, bann iino lie 6eitimmt
gut. 9eihulppert es. tie bios, oann
iino es eben @ilitpilae."
y y y
Ginfanf.
Sram Gin einem Spielpaarehlaoen
trctenS): sir sfpei Warf S~ranscien
uno fir 5tpeiiiinfsis 9eutife."
- y -
Gin 9eioenssefGbrte.
lie Wtiitter bGlt ibrem pier5ehn-
iGbrieeu Sobne bel lid cine tiiftise
Straiprebist. neil er init elmer bren.
nenoen Siearre aus Der Sdnlle se.
fommen lit. Nadoem lie seenbet bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
6abt Sbr ,bteic" fcDpn aeb6rt?

(2eber 2eerl-Die Nerste ionen bebaupen, 2aner f0roee bic Werbans
Jung, Gir BADEN es NIT unieren "Misipaltsn" oarauf abgieben. enpas
leihtere mebr erriihenbe un6 erbeiternoe 3eiefof gu beten. On md9r ptes
Ieift nht seraoe 10 lant laden. hie bic bei .sahnidpaden" Altcn anf benz
Siloe bier. aber ~spab mb iein".-Gbefs Rebattenr)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

(2ieber 2eierI-Die Nerate io1er
uns. 8ir baben es NIT unieren /.
leihtere, mebr erfriihenbe unb erbeiter
lei6t nift serabe 10 ldut laden, fpie
Bible bier. aber .Spab mub iein".-(
Gnslanbs 5mcites Mnisebot.
aitdener: r6liiselmann, mas iino
Sic i'm 3inilberuf?"
1ommp: r8eflameagent Der 1ir.
ma Spinoelton & 60" =
,@eQ, mel0en Sic iih beim Gene.
ralitab fir ben Nabrihtenoienlt!"
- y >
G~rmGkist.
aunoe (im 9uflooen): .Bieniel
ioa bieie aarte bon europa foiten?"
,Gigentlif flint Warf; i1 Mil lie
Sbnen aber fir 5pei Marf iuf5ig lai-
ien, neil ba Serbien ulto gelgien nod
oruf iinb."
y y =
Gmpfqng.
Wag Huiie, 5ran5oie uno gnel1n.
Der ifrei'n,-Sie ioQen uns ale nir
fommen!--Wit oiienen Irmeen itnb
ireunolife1 Minen-Wiro Bel uns
ieoer aufsenommen.
- y y
Sftpere bentide 0rdmmatif.
g~nglGmoerin Gin einen slpfeI auf
eine murmige Stele beiBenb): 30,
i6 babe cine @erm gefreiien!"
oslber. Mib, man iast bod nift
freIien?"
% ia-bei Sbieren iast man irci.
ienl"
StoHieufser.
iyruu: yaommit 0ii idiot, mieoer
crit I'm orei ltbr mad, iSnuie, Sii
2ump, Gu."
Mam: Nd, ba baben es bod frii.
Der Die WGnner gut gcbabt, oils es MIR
S%onnenubren gab!"
y - -
@asabnnoemire6beit
Hifter Gum Mngeflasten): Sinh
Sic oerbeiratbet2"
snseflagter: rSaben Sic cine I'M.
p~erbeiratbete SodIter?"
- - y
@Drtlid anfsefaat.
9ienitmGofen: SEER 9roieiicr,
i'd CLAUDE, in nnierer Speiiefanmter
ipuft's!"
Yrofeiior: .Stelen Sic aIio einen
Spudnapf bin!"
y - y
ariessitrimpfe.
Game Tim aon3ert): .Sagen sic
DEM Sirigenten bod. aeaner, er ion
.niht INNER 10 tragiife Safen ipie.
len, iorbern lieber etrpaS Slettes-
man fommt Damn NIT ben Striimpfen
etnas id)neqer Don. Der Stelel"
y - -
Sas 3eitfinb.
.Oie Haie 6obe i'd, BON Ser Mama,
iaaen lie. Die 9(lisen pont Saba. mas
bob if oenn eigentliG, bon mir
lelbit!"
- y y
Ynfridttg.
2ebrer: sd babe eudl iest erfldrt,
.worallS Die aleioeritofie semaht iino.
aartit on mir MN iueen, Eeter,
poralls oein Sosfen iabriSiert iit9"
Ieter: Daus elmer alten Sole bonn
8aterl"
- - -
llnbesreiilid.
Ter Or. 6. lit Elm Menih. Ser iid)
am all~errpeniaiten oes NaftS germ
itorer IGBt. gr perabideut lanse LIN.
terbaltlmgen uno - Die aldnge Der
9ta6tglode. Gines Ibenos, als err iifl
falim i6laien selegt bate, bortc er Die
9lode ertonen.
.@as gibt es benn?" riei er ;ornia.
~Noftor! Sfnell. ifnell = mein
Sobn bat eben cine Maus perif)luft.
- - -
Die cnsliide Antiuort.
Cure arieesflotte lit uniiberpino.
lid. niht mabr, Sobn gul?"
Sobn Buff: % pes!!"
Limb Die oeutid)en &rieasifiiis
fiirftet ibr nift I'M geringiten2"
Sobn Bull: III 81"
- - y
Sbafeipeare ii6er feline 9onbslente
9aroolpb ,eine eneliiher Solbat
SD nollte. ih m1re IN elmer Bier
ldenfe in 9onoon! Sd ipoate nleiner
sanSen Miihm iiir einen arng Bier
unn SiherbeiI geben."
- - -
pat SinSen5nrs ie selebt?
Observation-Disclosures @ortras
beS rniiiider 8adtmeiiters 8autidni
foif al ieine Soloaten.) 4niafen
Ter Sin6enburg eriitiert iiberbaup'
uidf Moh WuSihf neg hpifinpr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Ynfrtdtts.

2ebrer: sd babe eutl iest erfldrt,
poralis Die aleioeritofie semaht limb.
aamtit on mir nun iuger, Setter,
iporaus Oein Sosfen iabriSiert iit?"
9eter: Yaus elmer alten Sole bonn
8ater!T
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
8asabnnoenfre6bei

Hidter Gum slnseflasten): Sinh
Sic oerbeiratbet?"
sngeflaeter: ySoben Sic cine III.
perbeiratbete Sodter?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
- - -
Spsbait.

0ifter: ,@ar bieien CONNER
brei Wonate in einem Sanatorium-
p~onitdnbise Merpenserriittiina -
muBte mid, auf drstlifen Matb ieoer
geiitisen 1batigfeit entbalten!"
AHA. rpabreno Der Seit lit ipobl
Sbr neuer Homun entitanoen?"
- - y
SGserlatein.
Bite. Serr Spriter. rufen Sic
bod %sei1aisit Sbren Suno! Der
min ia gar nift bon meinen Siiben
iort!"
Gin 8epeis meiner norsiisli1en
Sunoeersiebung! Tein gelo lit
ndmlih 10 auf Siibner breiiiert, OaB
er ieoermann itellt, BEL benz er Siib-
neraitgen pittert."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
W6rtlidj anfgefaHt.

9ielritmGb6en: ,Serr Hrofeiior,
i'd CLAUDE, IN u~nierer Speiiefanrmer
ipuft'S!"
Yrofeiior: .Steaen Sic aIlo einen
Spudnapf bin!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
unbesreiilih

Ter Or. 6. lit Elm Menif,. Ser iid)
am allermeniaiten oes Nafts germ
itoren lGBt. Gr perabiheiit Ianse In.
tcrbaltumsen uto - Die aIdnse Der
9tahtglode. Gines Ibenos. als er iifl
folim idlaien selegt bate, bortc er Die
9lode ertonen.
r@as sibt es benn?" riei er ;ornis.
.0oftor! ShnelI., ihnell = mein
Sobn bat eben cine Maus peri1ludt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Sas Sanin6en.

$50 fam oenn bas aaninGen bin.
oas imrner 10 luftig i'm Sol berim
liet Serr @aitseber?"
.3apon baben Sic ia seitern einen
Saienbraten gebabt. lieber Serr!"
rWie? Weinetpegen baben sic
oas Oroaige Sbierd,en g~etootet2"
$50 oenfen Sic bin. Shire @naoen,
es lit ia bon ielbit geltorben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Sas Seitfino.

o0ie Gaie babe id, BON Der Mama,
iagen lie. Die s(usen pont Iapa. mas
bob if oenn eigentlid, bon mir
lelbit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gin l~endjtenber 1runS.

pEen bab' iH boriges Sahr lf|on
nal seiebeu. Sect nennt er iid saus
ebrlih SfymiSt, aber oamals itanb
rod Smith auf Dem 9roaramm."
ia, es iclte eben feiner piiien,
baB bic geutihen 10 gut idieBen fon.
men,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gmpfqng.

Drag 8uiie, 5ran5oie un6 gnsl1n.
Der ihrei'n,-Sie iolen uns ale nur
fommen!--Wit oiienen Irmeen unb
ireunolifen Winen-Wiro Bel uns
ieber oufgenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
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1rndfebler.
SeridtigMng.

Yaber, Jreuto. ou trintit ia ben
tbeiren Wein berunter pie Waiier."
"Stimrpt nidt 10 gang senau, pom
Waiier brdfte i'd nift balls 10 niel
%binunter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Nbmedjslnng mnn0tbis.
a~riessmimiiter aitdjencr

lit aesenlpGrtig Fir niemarhen 6l
ipred1en. Or lit nGmlih NIT Dem
Stuoium Der ihpierieen Srase be.
ihdftiet, rpie MAJ, aus einem Sinbu
einer Sinoenburg madt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gin boshaiter ;S6ritcr.

Sonntagsidscr: ~Seben Sic bort,
Serr Soriter, ELM Saie!"
5oriter: Sea ia, gum 0onnernet.
ter! gr1eben Sic bod, Die Slinte St
Sbrer @ertbeibieung!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Sdiuerc beutIde Brammatif.

Sd)iuerc oeit1d)e UrdmnIdtH.
gnelGnoerin Gin einen slpfeI auf
cine murmige Ste[le beiBenb): 30,
ib babe cine @erm s~efreiien!"
,@ber, Mib, man iagt bod nift
freiieu?"
% ia-bei Sbieren iast man irei.
ien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Die cnsliid)e Antwort.
pat SinScn5nrs ie aelebt?

Observation-Disclosures @ortrag
peS ruiiiid,er @adtmeiiters 8antifu.
foil al ieine Soloaten.) 2niafen!
Ter Sinbenburg eriitiert ~iiberbaupt
uift. Nah gniidt bes beilisen
SmoOs lit er mr. cine Art @aulpaii;
in Serlin beiBt er 6neft Hupre9t. in
Selterreih 4rampus unb in Sitpreu.
Zen Sinbenburs. llnier General
Mennenfampi aber, Der eS better nil.
ien mnB, meint, oab Sinbenblrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Erauenlosif.

+ sd bate riht seoadt. baB mir
nns oiif Der Sohaeitsreiie bereits
itreiteu ~piirSen."
nNatlrIih nift. SIR T1nner
Denft eben ME an ettpas."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

itGbt Der bofinunsspole Sproblins
ieinen gater inter benz Jiih an uub
iast: r@as iasit bu ba3u, 9apu, Der.
bietet Die Mama uns bas &auden2!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gin Sdlauer.

Sater: rals STUDENT Ser Nteoi3in
itno ansehenoer arat rpirit on bofient.
lif ben seeer Ser IlfohoI.G ntbalt.
iamfeit am eigenen 2eibe alisprobie.
ren."
Shtoioii,s: ~gininpeilen. Batter.
den. itioiere id an mir nod Die
Sf,dOlibfeiten oes alfobolsenuiies."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Grfennnugsseid,eu.

Srall (oer ihr Mann Surdgesan.
gen. i'm @aitbaiis): raitte, lit nidt
mein Mann bier seipeien, elm grocer
blon6em Wollbart bier serpeien."
@irtb: .gs iino atpei Serren nit
blon6em 8ollbort bier sepeien."
rWas haben lie oeun segeiien9"
Ser cine elm 8adhubn, Der aroere
@eielhtes init anooel."
Der nit bent 9eieldten uno ano.
bel mars, oas lit ieine 9eibipeii'!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
GrmGkist.

aunoe (im 9uflooen): .Biepiel
ioa bieie aorte BON europa foiten?"
yGisentlif flint Worf; i6 Mil lie
Sbnen aber fir 5pei Warf fuisig lai-
ien. neil ba Serbien uito Yelgien nod
oruf iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Sas Yoitifriptum.

Sic: n0aB man iest grieie unper.
idloiien perienhen mub, 1T ganS dh,-
senebm."
Or: ~9as iiroe id, seraoc nit,t."
Sic: % bof. ba fam man ben
Brief INNER rpieoer berausnebmen
uno nod etrpas barauf itreiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gnalanbs sucites MniaebOt.

aitdJener: r6liiselmann, mas fino
Sic i'm 3inilberuf9"
1ommp: r8eflomeagent Der Sir.
ma Spinoelton & 60" :
.@eQ, melbeu Sic lid beim Gene.
ralitab iiir ben Nahri6tenoienit!"
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
S1.OO Wash
Skirts, 66c

Odd lot Of Women's Wash
Skirts. OF ratine; in the
popular fare and circular
effects: nicely tailored and
finished with patch pockets.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18

Suits fashioned of finest grade ma
terials. including Blue Serges. attrac-
tive Fancy and Dark Mixtures. Neat
English Checks, Overplaids, the latest
green double stripes and other effects.
Every suit hand tailored and finished
in the best manner.
One, two. and three button models
in novelty. English, and conservative
styles. Young men sizes, IS to 81, and
mems sizes "a to 46, including stouts.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
SIS to $1S Suits,
$500

3s women's and Misses
Spring Suits, Of serge,
check. poplins and novelty
mixtures: all newest moi-
els and effects: sizes for
misses and small woTheH
c.rlN
The Washington times., 1915-06-18

=-=vsrr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
Csc Stationery,
1Oc

Gilt edge Linen Corre-
tpondenCe Cards. envelopes
10 match: in attractive cab
inets.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
$1.OO Lingerie
Waists. SOC

200 Lingerie. Wolfe and
Ratine Waists; all new COL
lar and combination effects:
slightly unused and soiled
from handling.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
Children's Csc
Socks. 17c

Children's fancy Lisle
S oCk s, full fashioned,
double sole, high spllced
heel and toe; fancy rolled
or plain tops, checks and
plaids. in all colors; odd
sizes.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
$3.50 Suit
Cases, $l.S9

Good quality Leather suit
Cases. fancy cloth lined;
made on steel frame; SUlid
leather corners. (Mens
Clothing Dept. Fourth
Floor.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
$1.OO Spreads,

Croch het Bed Spreads.
double bed size; Marseilles
designs.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18

Suits of all wool fine twilled pure
wcI sIed serge, guaranteed absolutely
fast color and fac"lcIs. Tailoring, ~.
AMI workmanship fully UP to the stan
dard or Golden ser; j clothing-erciy
garlIert warranted for service and sat
isfacti~n.
,"r'tctly styled In English soft roll.
patch pockets. and cuffcd sleeves, also
conservative models. Coats lined with
cool mohair alpaca.
Sizes for young men Is to 10 years.
and for older men, "a to 49, including
stouts.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
Mems $500
Coats. $2.9S

Mems separate Coats, of
all wool blue serge; un-
lined; light weight.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
Paper Doilies, Sc

Embossed Lace edge
Paper Doilies, in square
and round shapes. Sold
regularly at l0c package.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18

Fountain Syringes. two
quart size: good quality
rubber; fve-foot tubing and
hard ruhber fittings
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
$3.50 Khaki
Pants. $l.49

Mems Best Quality Khaki
Cloth Pants, with cuffed
bottoms; sizes 80 TO q waist
measure
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
$4,000 Silk
Dresses, $6.66

s. Women's Silk Dresses.
Of crepe de chine. crepe
meteor. silk faille, chiffon
taffeta. charmeuse, satin
duchesse and messaline;
odd sizes and incomplete
lines
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
.2 81 !HeIg3BS44Ek !!9[ 49, ||7 :;

Sc Handkerchief,
2 for Sc
Women's Satin stripe and
plain white Hemstitched
border Handkerchiefs, good
quality, soft fnish.
Mems Handker.
chiefs, 3 for 1Oc
Three Mems plain white
Hemsfitched border Hand
kerchiefs. full size. good
quality.
Csc Necklaces, 15c
Pearl Necklaces. single
strand pearl beads. with
gold plated clasp.
Sc Safety Pins,
3 cards, Sc
Nickel Safety Pins, COED
quality. one dozen on card:
assorted sizes.
Sc Pin Cushions, Sc
Large size Tomato Pin
Cushions, well made.
SC Sanitary Napkins,
6 for l5c
wopen's Sanitary Nap
kins. large size; six In
sealed carton. Motion
DeptD
Csc Bathing Caps,
Rubber Bathing Caps, full
popular shapes. (Notion
DeptD
Sc Needles, Sc
Roberts Parabola Gold
Eye Needles: all numbers.
(Notion Dept)
Sc Shaving Soap,
2 for Sc
Two regular SC cakes OF
Williams Shaving Soap.
large round cakes.
29c Absorbent
Cotton, 17c
One-pound rolls OF Anti
septic Absorbent Cotton,
superior grade hospital cot
ton.
10c Cream, &c
Regular l0c tubes OF
Ponds Vanishing Face
Cream.
Csc Tooth Powder,
14c
Regular csc size Sozodont
Tooth Powder or Paste.
1Oc Talcum
| Powder, &c
American Violet Talcum
! POWER, high grade talcum.
1Oc Face Powder,
&c
| Wilhert's Ideal Face Pow
der Tints.
! Csc Tooth
| Brushes, 15c
| Genuine Rubberset Tooth
| Brushes. Sold regularly
at 25c each.
Fountain Syringes,
39c
Fountain Syringes. two
quart size; good quality
rubber; five-foot tubing and
hard rubber fttings.
Children's 59c
Umbrellas, 39c
Children's L m bre las,
good quality raTproof
gloria covers; neat attrac-
tive handles: well made.
$3.50 Khaki
Pants, $1.49
Mems Best Quality Khaki
Cloth Pants, with cuffed
bottoms: sizes 80 TO Il waist
measure.
Mems $500
Coats, $2.9S
II Mems separate Coats, OF
all wool blue serge; un-
lined; light weight.
II $3.50 Suit
Cases, 80
Good quality Leather suit
Cases. fancy cloth lined
made on steel frame, sUlie
III leather corners. (Men 1
Clothing Dept. Fourth
Floor.
The Washington times., 1915-06-18
Children's Soc
Umbrellas, 39c

Children's L M bre las.
good quality raT1proof
gloria covers; neat Attrac-
tive handles. well made.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

ocean to my own dear motherland
men of America who are descendants
of the Irish race, that there is dam
ger in forgetting. All this talk of n.y.
phenated Americanism may have
tendency to cloud the minds of some
of our people; true standards are be-
ing torn down and false ones are
being set up. The thoughtful men of
our race have seen for long time
what was coming; they have, by hercu-
lean efforts kept the country of their
adoption from an entangling alliance
with England. | would that my voice
could reach every man and woman in
this great land in whose veins flow
the blood of Irish exiles, would urge
them to cling close to their Irish
American hyphen. The Irish race
was the greatest factor in helping to
rid this country of the English in the
war of the Revolution; the Father of
our Country had Irish blood in his
veins, history tells us that the Irish
element in the Continental Army at
that time was his greatest solace. An
unanswerable argument to those who
deride us is to be found in the times
out of number in which Washington
honored the Irish Catholics. The
words of Colonel John Parke Custus,
the adopted son of Washington,
should make us for all time, proud of
our hyphen. In speaking of the opera
tons of the war of the Revolution
and the soldiers, he said, "Up to the
coming of the French, Ireland had
furnished in the ratio of one hundred
for one of any other nation whatever.
Let the Shamrock be entwined with
the laurels of the Revolution: and
truth and justice, guiding the pen of
history, inscribe on the tablets of
Americas remembrance: Eternal
gratitude to Irishmen." Such ringing
words of appreciation coming from
the lips of this noble American patriot
at time when our ancestors were
being hunted like wolves from their
own land should indeed make our
Irish hearts proud of our hyphen.
Down through the years from the
time those words were spoken until
the present time, the Irish have been
one of the greatest factors in the ad-
vancement of the young republic.
They are peaceful home-loving peo-
pie VINO nave asked to be let alone
and to be allowed to live their own
lives, and only fighting when the two
things they have loved most and made
the greatest sacrifices for, were at
tacked-their Religion and their
homes: When they found it no longer
possible to stay in their own land,
they came to the land of promise,
and when their ancient enemy pur-
sued them thither, is it to be wondered
at that they turn and fight? Is it to be
wondered that they desire to give
their children not legacy Of hate but
a legacy of remembrance, 'lest thew
forget" Beware of the cocatrice,
trust not the wiles of the serpent"
were the words of warning spoken by
the martyred Bishop of Ross, to his
faithful flock, as he stood in the shad-
ow of eternity awaiting the swing of