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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
CRIMMINS SANTA
FOR AGED WARDS
249 Boys" and Girls" of Long
Ago His Guests at East
Side Feast.

Two hundred and forty-nine aged
men and women, somebody's fathers
and somebody's mothers, were made
happy yesterday by a big Christmas
dinner. John d. Crimmins gave his
usual Christmas feast 70 the inmates
of the Home for the Aged, which is
kept by what Mr.. Crimmins calls That
most wonderful organization" the Lit
tie Sisters of the Poor, st 2l3 East
Seventeen Street.
= For twenty-seven years Mr.. Grim
Minis has been making his own Christ
mas merry by sharing IL with these
aged persons until IL has become such
a custom that il would be a hollow
Christmas indeed in the Home should
their Santa Claus failed TO appear. Mr..
Crimmins and ali the members OF his
family, many of whom come thou
sands of miles each year 20 help,
donned white aprons yesterday ana
with their own hands placed the din
ner before the eager guests.
Only few OF the aged folk could
remember when their now white-haired
Santa served the first meal at the
Home. Three score years and ten
weigh upon his shoulders now, but
morethan 60 per cent Of his guests
Yesterday were his elders, and few
Of them are almost within reach OF
the century mark.
Assisting Mr.. Crimmins as walters
Yesterday were his daughters Mary,
Mercedes and Evelyn Crlmmins-and
Mrs. Frederick Childs; his sons, Cap
tain Martin Crimmins, U. S. A, who
came from FL Psso. Tex, to carry tur-
kew and cake for the aged guests,
Cyril and Clarence: his nieces, Pauline
Haggerty, Maud O'Brien. Mrs. Harry
Childs, and Mrs. Henry James; his
nephews, Thomas Burke, Walter Burke,
jr.. Kenneth O'Brien and Esmond
O'Brien, and his grandsons, Albert g.
Jennings, jr.. Fritz Childs and Judger
Childs. grandson of Judge Edward
Patterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
AMERICAN RELIC OF 100 B. C.
Mexican Statue in Washington Identi.
fed as Oldest Antiquity on Continent.

Washington, Dec. PA small stone
statue found near Vera Cruz. Mexico,
which has been in the possession of the
United States National Museum since
1908, has been identified as the oldest
known dated antiquity in America. Its
ancient Mayaglyphic inscriptions show
that II was made 100 years before
Christ, which Is the oldest date anthem
ticated In the New World.
This unique image was found in 1902
near the Gulf Of Mexico. 100 miles
southeast Of Vera Cruz. and came to
the museum, through K. f. Ulbricht, the
next year. It is of hard grayish-green
stone, carved into rounded conical
form, 61 inches high and 80. inches
in diameter.
The upper part represents a human
head with well defined features. The
lower part Of the face is covered with
a mask, resembling the bill Of a duck,
carved in relief and extending down
over the chest like a beard The bird
like form is further emphasized by the
wings covering the sides of the figure.
Beneath the wings the outlines of a
birds feet and legs are engraved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
WHITMAN PLAYS SANTA
Assists Five-year-old Daughter to En-
terrain Party of Eighty.

Albany, Dec. Ex-Governor Whitman
laid aside the cares Of state to-day and
played Santa Claus for his fye-year old
daughter Olive and his infant son
Charles Seymour Whitman. jr.
He remained at the executive man
sion all day. During the afternoon he
assisted Mrs. Whitman and Miss Olive
in entertaining about eighty OF the lat
ter's Dung friends 70 whom she acted
as hostess al an informal Christmas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
BELLEVUE KRIS USES LADDER
Goes Up Fire Escape Instead OF Down
Chimney With Gifts for Little Cripples.

Unlike the usual Santa Claus. the
Kris Kringle at Bellevue Hospital yes
terday went up the fire escape rather
than down the chimney 20 distribute
his presents 70 the little crippled chill
dren.
Dolls, games and toys were handed
20 each OF the children. Many were
brought in on litters from other de-
pnrtments 20 share in the feast DR..
George ". Perry. In charge OF the ward,
distributed the presents and afterward
OF which had been provided with a
Christmas tree.
when the little boys and girls had
become used 20 their playthings they
enjoyed a Christmas dinner. They were
seated AT the low tables used for chill
dren and partook OF a feast that ranged
from turkey % ice cream.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
NEEDY FED BY VOLUNTEERS
Organization Distributes 1000 Hampers
in City.

The Volunteers OF America gave away
1000 baskets at three points about the
city yesterday. Five hundred were dis
posed Of at Broadway and Thirtleth
Street. and the other 500 divided be
tween station at Third Avenue and
Stuyvesant Street and one in Fulton
Street. Brooklyn.
Colonel J. J. Keppel. in charge OF the
distribution, said that the suffering
from poverty is not so intense TINS
year. due 10 the fact that there is less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
ROCKEFELLER GIVES GOLD
Thousands of Dollars Distributed to
Pocantico Hills Employees.

John D. Rockefeller distributed thou
sands Of dollars in gold to employees on
his estate at Pocantico Hills yester-
day. Besides the telephone and tele-
graph operators and the station en-
ployes, he sent gold gifts to the gate
men at the railroad crossings.
Every chauffeur and the members OF
his Office force got $40 gold pieces, and
the employees holding more important
positions received larger amounts. Mr..
Rockefeller is still at Lakewood, y. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
Friendly Sons Distribute $4,000.

Following an old custom, the Society
Of the Friendly Sons Of 81 Patrick yes
terday distributed $1,000 In cash
Christmas gifts 90 the Sew York Asso..
citation for Improving the Condition OF
tbs Poor. the Presbyterian Hospital, 81.
Johns Guild, 81 Joseph's Hospital, ST
Prsneis's Hospital. 81 VINCENT Hosp
tai, the ST. Vincent De fs9I ooeiety'
thyop,s Homo for IneaTable Cancer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
Brothers Celebrate in Cells.

Norman and Arthur Greene. brothers.
of 439 East l45th Street, spent almost
all Of Christmas Day in cells. Norman
was arrested early in the morning. &C
cused Of acting disorderly in front of
ST. Pius's Catholic Church on Willie
Avenue, and Arthur for interfering
with the patrolman who arrested him.
Magistrate Breen in Morrisanis Court
said he thought the loss OF Christmas
Day was sufficient punishment and sus-
pendsd aentsncA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
SAVED, ENTERTAIN DERELICTS
Winners Club Gives Vaudeville Show
at Bowery Mission.

"The Winners Club" made its first
public appearance last night. Members
appeared at the Bowery Mission. where
many of them, now respected members
of society. only few years ago APP
peared in the bread line.
Superintendent Iiallimond usually
conducts an experience meeting" on
Christmas night after the homeless
men finish their dinner. during which
reclaimed men tell Of their experiences.
Last night. however, the members OF
the Winners Club furnished a fine
vaudeville programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
Prisoners Families Get Gifts.

The Prison Association yesterday
gave Christmas baskets TO fifty families
whose breadwinners are in prison. A
special Christmas fund. maintained by
the organization. made possible the
dinners and also provided toys and
other articles for the children Of pris-
ouarA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
MISS LOIS DON TO WED
Troy Girls Fianoe Is John McF
Clancy. Princeton. '03, Of Louisville.

Troy, y. Y. Dec. 25.--At a tea given
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart VI. Don this
.fternoon Mr.. and Mrs. John Don an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Lois Amelia Don. TO
John Veteran Clancy, Princeton. '03.
Of Louisville. Ky. The date for the
wedding has not been fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
DIVIDENDS.


Office Of The United Gas lmpro'eiiD,'s,.
y ". Corner Broad anf Arch s',If
Philadelphia. Dec ,.,.,ss &
The Directors have this daY '- il .
quarterly dividend OF two p-r ,FY s,ars.
per shsre). payable Jan. 10. 1915 Vg,..rss
holders OF record az the clos" on
Dec. 81, 1915. Checks VII Pc ra'..,,,r
/ W. MORRIS. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

$3.50 REWARD AND 40 QUESTION, -. b.
for return = larse. round pcaf AA-i. ~
rnundet by circle " ven small diam ~
hstsecn Vanderbilt Hp'e ani A'nal f,l,' -
At on wednesday Afternoon. Na.url -
DRFlCER n Co $50 FtIh Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
WORK WANTED.


Femaie q.
wANT~p -By q trained social ro.s', ,,.sf
snos leigs n saiesmalshiq. pnl no =
IN a department store or facof1. .
Tribune On1os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
HELP WANTED.

Male.
RIVER WANTED FOR LINEN AND
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. MUST
BE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED N
RETAIL FIELD MUST BE ABLE TO
HANDLE LARGE PROPOSITION. STATE
EXPERIENCE, PAST AND PREVIOUS
EMPLOYMENT SALARY EXPECTED.
ETC.
ADDRESS. IN FULL CONFIDENCE
FAMOUS BARR CO.
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Sal EsNFS wANrTD. To present standard medi-
cal books 70 physicians only. We have Just Is
sued and hav. nov 81 preparation many nes books
that are meeting with pronounced favor Successful
hooks mean successful salsmen, good income, ard
,greesbls occupation Address with fullest details
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Phil adslphiA- Pennyl1sniL
Female.
WANTED Woman secretary. vel eduesird ss-
roxrapher; experienced IN o1ics mnaseuent
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Orice.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Rotten Ses Kriesess 40 MIL
iarSen!

@srn Ser &ries nur ahtsebn Mps
nate pnuert. bann b%i,rften Die Soften
nah Der Serefuuns bes 1arlamentsz
@iteliehes +. Gnnan Srncc, grubers
ces friiberen britiihen Sptihaitcrs
Sames Srnce. piersis Iiliarpcu Tpls
lars betra9en.
Sic ausaaben Der ariesiilbrnns
BEN, srfldrt Der 8enannte laut YNhps
ciatec YreB" Corresponding, vperoen
III ad,t5ebn Wonaten Die Sobe bon
S25. 900, 600. 600 erreihen. Sie &uis
penomgen Der Teutralen fiieen eiue
peitere balbe Mi1iaree bin5u. Die Ger
itorurg bon gisentbum mini Nininrz
ben; Der 9ieit ergiebt lid, dils Dem auf
cine @eiamnthumme bon 5luolf Mils
lioueu Solbatsn pertheilten Serluir bon
Arbeitspertbeu.
gs miro Die 8clt enc Generation
nebntsn, iih 5u erbolen, uun in Der
unmitteIbaren 3ufunft fpiro tire
anuitroit beeeutenb nadiaiisn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Ninerifaniiebe KrisesHette
3atlte lebtes Jahr $1,000
11ann.

Muf einc Infrage Yrdiipcnt 8ils
ions bin. Oh Die m~eiiten Matroien Der
anlerifaniihcn &riegsflottc tbatidhlid)
pom S%inneulnno tpmrmen, bat SetretGr
Saliels cine Snbelle auiseitcQt unb in
Wnihin9ton peroifentliht. aus pelher
81 eriehen lit. baB Die Mebr8abl DER
Watroien nid,t bon DEN 9roBeh Stdoten
unh 9aienitGSten. ioubern BON ben
fleinsreE Srtidaiten I'M eanSen
9ann .omnen. Mm 80. Suli leeten
Sohres Sdblte Die Safeguarding 52.s
667 Mnnn. BON benen iiini bon NIasfa
unh 2.t02 bon Den Sniulars @eiisuns
gen fcmen. Mem Nort itebt an Der
Spise ailcr Staaten nit 1922 Wann,
Yenniplponia an 8meiter Stelle nit
sob NIB 0taNaduietts oil oritter
nit $500 Wnnn. Nlabamn iicl.te
42S Mnnn; GtiSona. 50; ariarlas.
304; California Ala; Colorado.
b2C; Gomccticlt. 1924; Gelaa
iuare. 212; Siirrict Of Columbia.
679; Slorioa. PSI; Georgia. TIT;
Soabo. 9s; Sairois. 2.4s0; SnSias
ma. 1901; Soma. t.016; 1an'as.
551; &eutudp, 1873; 9ouiiinno. sos;
Waine. 808; MarplanO, 1855; Mais
iahuietts, 1920; Witiean, LIS;
Winueioia. 594; Tiiniiippi, 1927;
Wiiioiiri, LAOS; Wontana, III; Nes
brasfu; $40; Nepnba, 10; Neip Samps
ibirc. 2S0; 9lciu Seriep, 2,65S; Sem
Mcgieo, 95; Acw Yprt, 1922; EprtB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
SaatcnbsitanS befrieSiesnS.

9dut 9erid,t, ben hn3 2~aublpirtb,
ihdftlide Sepurtcment ioebcn rers
Dficntlihte. mar Der Stonb bes &inz
terpei6ens an 1. Npril nit SIS Bro
sent elmer Gormalernte Su beseidnen.
i'm Ser9lcid 81 SS.3 AM 1. Scsember
b. :. unb 95.1 Sroient am |. Npril
1914. Scr Stanb am 1. Ipril ldSt
nnrauf id)lieBen. bnB ein @ciummts
crtrng porC619,000.000 Suibcls err
5iat merocn miro. Sic Inbuuildde
fiir @iuterlpei5eu betrdgt 1925 900
Ider unb iii Die grpBtc, ncld,c ic in
Den Der, Stantcn 81 per5eihnen mar.
Der Grtra9 bes SabreS 1914 an
'SSintcrlpeiscn erreidltc Die nod nid,t
b~u9cneienc Sohe BON 6S4.990.000
Suibels. ndbrenb I'M Sabre 1913
MIR 523, 561,000 SuibelS s~cerntct
luurber.
Ser Stnnb bes @interroeoens mar
am 1. Npril nit S9.5 Yro5ent elmer
Normalernte 81 bc5cihncu, 9c9ens
ilber 91.3 i'm ppri9en Sabre unb 90.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Jeimitenpater ais Hamptmann
Scr 0aribalHianer!

%as Fir iouoerbare Solsen nurh
Den Iilitdr6panB oes Glerus in
6ranfreih berporaerufen iueroeu, 5eiet
lpieoer reht braitiid Elm I'M ct.
@nler @oltsblntt" BON %. Sanuar
1915 gemelpetcs IorfonmniB. Sars
uah lpllrbc Yater Hipet, @rofeilpr bes
airheureftS an Der r%omiiden 8reaos
riona, ebemalieer abiulueut Der tedrnis
idlen IilitdrihuIe, als Stfi3ier an Die
iran5piiihc Srpnt commanoiert unb
wesen ieiner &enntniB DER itolieniihen
Sprade Der erlteu Decentralization 3is
aetbcilt. lpelde Die italieuii6cn Sreis
ipillisen inter Seppiup @oribolSi (per
%befanntlih tilr5lih i'm Iraonnenpalbe
seiallcn in umfoBt. 60 mrl6te Safer
Hipet bcim Sturm auf bic Schileens
ardben commandment. Seit Dem critcu
@cied)t iii er &uuptmann inter Carl
bnlbi dis Sberltleutnant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

im Surd1ifnitt Der lesten 10 Sabre,
Sm Iusemeinen baben Die 3ei5ens
iaaten I'M @~erbdltnib gum Surds
ifnitt in Den Staaten on Der atlantis
ifen aiiite hurd) einen talten. trodes
men. ninbisen Rar5, in Incident Die
Shneebede feblte, mebr eelitten, als
i'll anberen 9eeenben. Sn Den Sens
tralitnnteu. neld,e pitlif pom 0iiiiiiz
Iippi iiesen, bot it'd Der @ei3enitano
lpdbreno bes @inters etfpas oeriGlefs
iert, aber uid,t mebr ais bies serpohns
liG Der Sall iii. 8Iasen iiber bas
Iuftreteu Der 6elieniliese tommen aus
pielen 5heilen hieier @eaenb uno
geben 81 8efiirhtumsen NnlaS. Sm
meirliten Sbeil Der 8etreioes Reeion.
namentlit, in Hebrasfa. aanin5 unp
Sflahoma, bat lid Der Stnnb bes
@ei3ens ndbrenp hcs @intcrS has
segen ioenr ettpas sehoben. 10 bdb
er am 1. Gpril bciier mar ais am 1.
Sesember mo etpas be'Ier oils in,
Surfifnitt Der lesten 6ebu Sabre.
Ser paeiiiite Norppciteu erwartet
cine srobe grnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

Ladies' Shirt Waist with
| Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. A
] chic and desirable model. This model
shows a simple attractive style that
will at once appeal to every woman of
conservative taste, who likes n trim
smart waist. The model is finished
with coat closing and the new high
collar. The fronts may be open at the
throat, the collar being rolled back
with the fronts to form revers. The
regulation shirt sleeve, with straight
cuff. II its short length, a neat turn
back cuffs forms a smart finish. Linen.
ratine. madras, crepe. batiste, alba
tross, satin, taffeta and poplin are all
suitable for this style. The pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, IS, 40, ~ and
"A inches bust measure. 1t requires
Il - yards of 36-inch material for a
36-inch size. Price 10c.
1296-A Charming Summer Gown.
DRESS with or without bolero for
misses and small women with sleeve
in either Of two lengths). This at
|tractive model is lovely for embroi-
dered wolfe or crepe, for lawn and
dimity. for grenadine, challie, batiste.
and other soft fabrics. The skirt is
formed of three fiOunces joined to a
gathered yoke. The waist is cut with
square neck opening, and has gathered
fulness over the bust and at the waist
Zine, mounted on a fitted lining. The
sleeve is quaint and pretty in wrist
length. with the stirring, and equally
} desirable in short length. with the
fitness caught in plaits over the elbow.
The bolero, IA new style feature, may be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
SetanSInne BON Kriessaes
faneenen.

GAMBLER 8 e. Der Die @ereinias
ten Sfaaten bel Der Snipeftion bon
&ricgSgefnnoenenz Bayern in gnalonb.
5ranireid unp Ceitsrreid, ieitens neus
trailer Oedhte uertreten bat, bot am
9. IpriI ieineu ShluBbeiuh int
Staatss 9epartemert ssmadlt unb bas
nit ieine 5hdtisteit in oieier gisens
ltldTt abseitloNen. Or conitdftrte.
oaB nas Terbalten Der perihieoeneu
Ndrtonen. IN Seren 2dnnern er fbdtia
mar. mas Die Sehanbluua &fiessqes
fansener b%etriiit, iih neientIidI se.
beiiert babe. Die Ablteferuns BON
Yafeten in Den Bciansenen s9agern lei
bener ~arransirt norben unb in alien
2dnbern, Die CT beiuoht babe. before
iih I'M Iagemeinen Die Situation
itetis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
mic Sic inSiieten Gruppsn ae'
fiittert tuerScn 'itiif,cn.

Die 9onooncr ,Sinles" per0iient.
lid)t elleit Irtifel, Der Oeutlid, 5eigt,
pie olBerorbentlid ld)pierig ole Ser.
propioutierrng Der engliif.inDiifen
Sruppen allf Dem meitlihen ariegs.
idauplate lit. Gle @urfbas, oie
Tniputs l,nO nnoere Sinoits eiien
! Sieeen: uno 9ummfleiib MIR, menn
0as Sbier IN Der porgeihriebenen
@eiie seihlahtet Doroen lit. Ser
@hideu. ben Die itrengglGlbigen Sin-
bus Dor Hinoileii6 iifbien, lit 10 tart,
baB malld,e beim Inblif oes &ino.
fleiihes iih crbrehen. Oas 8orur.
theil lit 10 tiei e%inseDur5elt, hob Mo.
bammeoaner, bic ron Den hefebrten
Sinons a%bitammen, lid bennoh
nift an ser @eihmad aelpobnert
fonneli. Gin @liit mus es nod ge-
nanltt merben. oab SGmeineileii6,
Das bel oen Wobammebanern Abihell
terporruit, werieitens bon oen SIN.
bus nod, anaelomnien miro. Die
/ GroBtc Shmleriefcit lieet aber niht
nl,r III ser @rt bes Tleiihes, iouoern
I'M Sd!ad,ten uno aohen. Gem
Sifb.S orfheruobner grout es Dor
2ammf!eiid. Dos er ourd) ben nc
hommeOaniiden ShIGhter subereitcn
iiebi, Der Dem Sbier Den Sals blirh.
fhneiSet, genom 10. mie lid ser mo.
Ibc%mmeooner Dor 2nmmileiih efelt,
has Elm Gift nit einem Shnitt III
Ben Naden geiootei bot. Die inbi-
fben Srlppen in Sranfreih eiien
tpcb[ fo~nieroiertes 2ammileiid. aber
gum grobien Sheil miiiien Die Sfaie
rnb Sieeen leberb nit Ger giienbabl,
mad DEM duBeritea Yllnfr bineeid)idt
|ailo bort aenait naf Dem &itus Der
Recommendation Sifbs ODER SIN.
bus seidlaftct meroen. Nit Der
Mforte. SoB bas Sleiidl rein" lei.
tueroer Die seiGlag.eten Sbiere oanr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

GeOrgette crepe and striped silk are
combined. This model will lend itself
to various combinations of materials.
1t is lovely for chantilly lace combined
with satin, for net ana crepe de chine,
or for serge, with plaid silk for the I'M
derwaist. The over blouse may be
Omitted. The sleeve is new and
stylish. with its smart wrist finish.
and equally attractive in short length,
with the jaunty cuff. The pattern
is cut in & sizes: "a, SO, IS, 40 AZ
and Al inches bust measure. 1t re
quires 2 yards of 44-inch material for
the waist and l yard for the over
blouse, for a 36-inch size. Price 10c.
4O-Table Set. A dainty simple de-
sign for eyeiet or French embroidery.
This up-to-date table set consists Of.
l tray cloth and 8 dOiiies stamped on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

nah ben perihieoenen Tunften ser
S6lahtlinie gei6ift. an Ser Sront
lelblt miro nift geihlohtet; benn
ifon Die GGbc eiites mobammeoani.
ihen ShlohtbnuieS miirSe Den
Sinou perilnreinigen. als @etrGnt
miro Den inoiifen Sritppen Gilm ee-
reift; Ole Mobammeoaner, Die fei.
men Mlfobol trinfen oiirfen, erbalten
oaiiir Sbee unb 3uder. Serner be.
fommt ieoer Snoer in Ger ISOLDE Srpei
Tadden 3tgarettN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Die tentpsramentreae Sran'
3eieit.

Soipobl in Der fatboliidlcn ocutiden.
oils nilt Der ue~ltrolen Yreiie iii piez
berbolt aui bas u~naeborige Senebmeu
Der Sran5oien in ben airheu hinge
lpieien lpcroen. Scst Icieu mir in
Der .Semaine reli9ieuie be Yaris":
~Seit einiger 3eit jubelt ma DIT in
DEN airhen ben Yrcbi9eru ipGbrenb
her Yrcbigt laut gu. Dies itcbt in
&iberiprudh nit Der gbriurd)t. ole
mar Dem Snuie unb pem @prte @ottes
idulbie lit. Ser Guroinal mn @r3s
biid)cf eriuht Die @ldubigen ~bringenb
iit bieier Geuberungen 5u euibalteu."
-.St. Soieph'ssS latt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

Nof elmer bon Or. e. Shroebter.
DEM Setrctdr bes bcutiden %ereins
Der @iieniuouitrieQen ouigcitcaten
Statiitit befinbet iih 5ur 3eit ioit Die
Sdlitc Der 0inuufatturmnarens Snbus
itrie Srantrsib'S IN beutiden 6dnpen.
Nid,t peuissr 0ls 42 0rpScnt Der
Sampifrait Srantrcih's iii in Den bon
Den 0eutiden beieBien ScSirfen. Sars
unter nimmt Die Sertil Snouitrie nit
80 Troseut Den eriten Ylas elm; Damn
iol9en Die Ssrsperfss Snhuitrie cius
idlieBlid) Der Stcinbriihe nit COS
Yro5ent, Die 9iieus unb Ietallpcrie
nit beirabe 81 &ro3cnt Iiuo Ole 2es
bensmitiels, GbcmitaIiens Yapicrs II.
@leftri5iidts Snpuitricn nit 20 bis Is
Yrosent ihrer Strait. wdbrenb acrius
gcre Trp3cnic buS Observation-Disclosures
mn pas Sauselperbe ~auiSulpeiieu
Daben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Ksine ~Smneerpreiie.

Ber etpa gIaubt, baB in Seutifs
LAMB 6unserpreiie berriten. fam id,
aus Den Notirunaen Der Serliner Sro>
buftcnborie bcs 8csentbeils iibcr5ellz
gen. gier bringen 3. g., uno bies CUR
Siter5eit. II Yienri9c bas Stiid ober
etlua : Gents; a~artoiieln ireben inr
Yreis lie nod Der Gualitdt 5piihen
10 unb 1912 Nnrf per Soppel5cnts
ner. Sabei bari nid,t pergeiien ner@
beuL bnb Die leste beutihe 6artoiielz
erntc inter Der Siirre bes Spdtjoms
mer5 icbr 81 leiben bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

flebt tperpen mug. @benio mus auf
ieben Srief, Der BON Canada naf
@rpb6riturnien unp britiifcn Be-
iisuneen aeht. ober mad, ienen Sdns
bern fir Die JOINT 2 Gents Sriefporto
erbpben ptrb, cine ariegsmarfe BON
I Gent beteefiiet perben. Sieie
&rieesmarfen miiien itets i'm Ioraus.
nlio b DER Gufeabe Der Yoifiafeu.
aufgctlebt iein. uno iino hurdb. ieoen
@oirmenter mnb Wartenpertauier err
bdltlih.-ySt. Yeter'ss gote."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
will be mailed TO any address on re-
of price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sill
Yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes of pat
terms desired Remember that In these
patterns allowance is made for seams.
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT. !
Catholic Printing Co.
Dubuque, love-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

Carolina, $50; Nortb 9afota, 126;
Sbio, 2,23S; CALEDONIA, 500; Gre
gor, 34S; Tenniplpaniu. sob;
Ibohe Sslunh, 1,063; Soutb Garps
Tina, 397; Soutb Safeta. 1874; Sens
neiiee, 1872; Seras, 1900; lltab. 100
@crmont, 1874; @ir9inia, t.497;
Wuibin9tou, 64S; Weit 8irsinia,
241; @~isconiin, $50; Ipoming, 43;
fein &eimatbSort. 100.
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1880 StuSenten unter Scr
SakncH.

Cine ltmfraec bel Den SoGi6ulen
SeutiGlnno's unb Seiterrcid, I'm
sarn's bradte Sas @reebnib. baS
ifon am 10. 9e3ember porisen Sabs
res o Den Stuocnien SeuHhlano's
ilber Die Sdlite, o Oenen Seiterrei6's
iait Die Sdlfte i'm Selbe itanSem Der
Surtf6nitt' ersiebt. eaB bon ben
reihsoenidlen llniperiitats porsrn Sc