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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-11-05

Extra Specal--Hand Painted JAP China Nut Bowls good
19c values Saturday only - -;
Satin Finish Pure Aluminium Salt, Pepper and Tooth pick
set Set of in pasteboard box Saturday only
Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer-very heavy fine finish
Saturday only this set for
of very fine spnt, Saturday only =
inch Ivory Finish Jardneresreguar l9c seller Saturday
only
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-11-05
CoNCRECATIONAL CHURCH.

J. A. WHARTON, Pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

Egypt has more than 1900 miles of
railways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
Young Girl Selling Buttons Has
Interesting and Unusual
Experience.
PAY 80 CENTS FOR GRUB?
NEVER, SAYS A VETERAN
Then Here Is q Yarn of an Old Sol
der and His fife, Also One,
of a Reunion.

young girl selling buttons and
badges approached a dapper young
man:
Buy a G. A. R. fag?" she cooed at
him.
Sure. How much?"
'"Ten cents"
He put his hand in his pocket, drew
forth twenty -five-cent piece, dropped
it into her hand and said as he did SO:
"And my father was a colonel in the
Confederate army
veteran with a CLEAN in his eye
cast baleful glance upon the colored
waiter.
Fifty cents for this feed. Not much:
what do you think ! ann"
Oats de regular price, sub"
ITS an outrage. I amt a-goin' to be
robbed"
mo, sah."
"A whole half dollar for this meas
ly grub. And all I had was half
chicken and a tomato and some bread
and coffee. l amt even seen no side
dishes. 1 amt even seen no potatoes.
And what's worse, we didn't even offer
me a piece O. pie. Why. I amt sat
down to a meal without pie since the
| war I fit fer my rights then, l did,
| and can fight for my rights again. /
amt goin' ter pay no half dollar for
this measly meal"
And he didn't, either. He left 10 cents
| for the astounded cashier and stamped
out on the street
( Sitting in a wooden swing in yard
at 18th and K streets northwest was a
veteran ofthe blue army. He was deco
rated with enough corps badges. re-
union badges. buttons, epaulets, me-
MORALS, mementos and knick-knacks
to stock souvenir store. 1t was early
in the morning. before breakfast for
most folks, but the veteran was filing
away for dear life.
AS the swing swayed to and fro the
sharp strains of Marching Through
Georgia" stirred the air, and when he
had done with that he played "John
Browns Body" and then went on to
martial airs which were unknown ia
the young chaps who stopped to listen
That's all. There wasn't any particu-
lar beginning or end to this anecdote-
just an old soldier sitting in a swing
playing a fife.
| An aged colored veteran approached
| one of the entrances to Camp Matthew
G. Emery. and when another veteran
made inquiry of him he found he was in
search of the Department of the Gulf
Capt. r. p. Allen Of Syracuse, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
MODERN FIELD HOSPITAL
APPEALS TO VETERANS
No Such Conveniences Available for
Wounded When Present Visitors
Were in Service.

We didn't have this sort of thing
when We were soldiers" said one Of
the veterans as he sat in front of the
Grand Army field hospital south OF the
State, War and Navy building.
The hospital was formed from
complete regular army outfit, sent here
under the orders of the War Depart
ment from Governors Island, n. Y, and
included orderlies and everything that
goes to make up well appointed Red
Cross hospital. Numbers of old vet
Grams were taken to the field hospital
by regular army ambulances for rest
although there were practically no Sc
rious cases at all.
This field hospital constituted but
one of three such outfits in different
places near the line of march, but the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
Castle Goes to Baltimore.

For general repair work, the United
States engineer service steamer Castle
Capt. Bell, has gone to Baltimore. and
will be there for several days. In the
coming week the Castle is scheduled to
leave here on a cruise over the Wash
ineton engineering district with ON
GERS from the engineer office at this cit,
aboard. On the trip she will Visi
points along the Potomac where i'm
proyements are being made. or are con-
templated, and will also visit trfbu'
taries of Chesapeake bay, along us
western shore, as far as the York river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

Upper-sENATOR NATHAN GOFF.
Center-SENATOR KNUTE NELSON.
Lower-REPREsENT ISAAC R
SHERWOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
!, m.mber Of the 10th New York

was a member Of the 10th New York
Volunteer Infantry during the civil
war, was near, and, explaining that he
was a member of the 18th Array. Corps.
which saw service in Florida during
the war, asked: what regiment were
you q member off"
The colored veterans eyes lighted UP
as he answered: The I'd United States
Colored Infantry, which was stationed
at Fort Taylor. Fla"
Then Capt. Allen paused moment p
he answered: Il was in that section OF
the country. too. / was depot quarter
master at Key West. IT.,
The colored yeteran surveyed MN
for a moment and then, with evidently
the greatest Of delight. made inquiry:
"Is you Capt. Alleng
81 is answered the captain, and then
the two rehearsed some of the service
rendered by Federal troops in the Sec
ton Of Key West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
5000 ADDED TO AERO FUND.
Unnamed Donor Aids in New York
National Guard Aviation.

NEW YORK, September 30.-The
governors of the Aero Club OF America
have announced that they have re-
, ceived from an unnamed donor a
check for $1,000 to be added to the
Aero Club fund for training officers Of
the New York National Guard and for
providing for an aviation corps to be
attached to the Massachusetts National
Guard.
This is the second largest sum thus
far contributed to the development OF
aviation in the militia organizations OF
the various states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
Terre Haute Mayor on Trial.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, September CO.
The impeachment trial Of Mayor James
council here Tuesday night. Most Of the
evidence concerned the collection OF
money to aid in the defense Of former
Mayor Don NJ. Roberts. who was con-
victed of election frauds and is now serv-
ing time in Leavenworth prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

by President Lincoln for long and con-
spicuous service.
Representative Ebenezer j. Hill is a
native of Connecticut. In 1868 he Joined
the army as a civilian and remained until
the close of the war.
Representative David A. Hollingsworth
was born in Ohio in 1874. He left school
to enlist as a private in Company B,
25th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

conveniences at all of these attracted a
good deal of attention from veterans
and occasioned comment on the differ
ence between the medical corps of the
civil war and that of the present time.
In one of these field hospitals one of
the nurses had just returned from the
scene of fighting in France and an
other had just returned from Red
Cross work in Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
Episcopal Mission Fund, 81, 067 900.

NEW YORK, September 30.-The re-
ceipts of the Episcopal board of mis-
sions for application to its regular bud
get during the past year, amounted 10
81 OCT 900, an increase of $4,000 over
the previous year according to state
ment lust issued by that board. This
sum does not include some hundreds OF
thousands of dollars appned 70 spe1, a :
raised to meet an emergency. me
hoard announced that 1t Is now out OF
debt for the first time in eight years.
Joseph Hebner of the Arm OF Joseph
Hehner e. Co. of Baltimore died at ms
home, Edgewood, near Catonsvi.e. ne
nsrenta9e. but was born in Baltimore
and spent his whole life there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30
To Address College of Law.

DIR. Charles w. Needham is 70 deliver
an address at the opening of the Wash
ington College of Law. 1917 New York
avenue, tomorrow evening". when that in
stitution opens for it's twentieth year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
SeffieReeiten a,af Scr 2lmsfteI'
lung fir Sen ,,DemtIetsen
Gag" sepIant.

Sem 0entidtbum Gan Sranciseo's
unb oenienisen Seutiden bes 2anoes.
tpelhe in ben iommenben Ionaten Die
8eltausiteiIuness Stabt beiufen tperz
ben. fteben erobe Gage benor. Ser
bortige beutifs amerifanifhe Gtabts
perbanb 1T barauf bebaft, bic beutide
getbeilisung an Der gusifeIuna 10
impoiant als moslid 5u eeitalten, mno
Die bisber porliegenben 8eridte Der
S~uitdnbieen 9omite5 lalien erIebeu.
oab pirtli6 @robes seplant miro.
Gen 8eiseu Der beuiihen Seilid,a
feiten fpiro cine aroB6iieie anseleste
9ismards Seier im Seutiten SSauie
eroifnen. Or. Rag Ragnus, Der
Better Der 8eisr, bat bic Gbfiht. am
81. WdrS sinen ercben gommsrs gu
b~eranitaltsn, benz fi9 am l.. GpuiI cine
9iterurif@e Neisr anihIisbsn iou.
WomOsfi6 tpirb Yrof. eusen @,Iebnes
mann, Der eesenp6rtis in Seras
peiIt, Der Sauptreoner fem. b. b.
ipen' Nciu Wort nift 6uporfommt,
Sic eisertlihc sSeutithc 8ode" be-
ainnt am 1, Susuit unb bauert bis
gum 6. au9uit.
Oe gntbiinuns bes bonn .Netu
Vorier geetbspsn @danerGor" eeStif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Opium, Geeain etc. mar ami
Sirefte dr3tlicke persrn'
nmn9 80 erRalten.

Sas 9unoesgeIes, meld)es Sen
Serfaitf ooer Die @eitergabe setpiiier
0rognet obne Gr3tliae Seroroming
(obne Die oirefte Inmeiluug zines
Gr5tes) perbietet, trot am I. MGrs
III Strait. Die Srogilen umfoiiell
Opium, Gocain. in irgeno melher
Sorm uno Seritelrne, ODER aus iol.
den 4r5neimitteln 6ergeitelte YrG.
parate. Seilmittsl, ole obne Grst.
iihe &erorbniing nibt ~perabfolgi
iperoen fonnen, umfaiieu aIle iolde
Seilmittel, Die mebr als sspei Grain
Sprim ooer mebr als elm Siertel
@rain Morpbillm ober Elm Sldtel
Grain Seroin roer Elm @raiu Gooein
elltbalten.
3lmiberbanoelnNc perOen nit Ell.
ner @eloitraie BON nidt mebr ais
$4,000 ooer nit tiinf Sabren @ef1ns.
uoer gWit heiasm=5ekrait. Cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
unier SanSel.

IS lit alisserednet porben, bas Ser
internationale Sanbel I'M Mlunat Sas
nlar pierSis Yro5ent Suriidgesansen
lit. Benn Der aries elm san3eS Sabr
oauern iolte. tpirb ii6 Der Sanoel auf
riInb "a 9iQioueu Collars Iteaen,
ipGbreno er inter normaler 3erbdlts
niiien 40 Silioneu Sollars betrdet.
sir nnier Sanb betrG9t Der Gerluit 27
YroSent. gs lit penig Iusiift pprz
banben, bab iid) bas @~erbaltnib balb
beiiert, i'm 8egentbeil. man lam am
nebmen, oaB es 3unebmenb iflefter
lnb ihlimmer pirb. benin Die llniifers
belt Der Sdiffe, Die beitGnbise gr6Sbs
ung her Gerfiherunes Staten fir
S1tffe, neue Gusfubrberbote. UeIos
moth. bobe Sinieu II. /. m. iinb niht
ba3u a~nsetbau, before Sultdnbe an
5eitieeu. Su inherent 9ance iiebt es,
Ioipeit Der inldnoiihe SanSe[ in be-
traht tpmmt, 9iiuitincr ans olS Dor
cini9en Mpuateu, Sic Snouitricen
6cigen mebr Seben mn eS gibt mani
derlei ermutbi9eube In3eiden. Sers
ifiebene DISQUALIFICATION baben
,8pobs 3eiteluRssn semaht, mas msbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
4einriek Stensiewie3.

Sm .03iennit Vosnansfi" bonn 5.
Sebruar (sir. 2s) left man: .llnter
Den Yolen in Der S6tpei3 berri6t cine
berehtistc gmp6rung iiber Sic bon
Seit 81 Seit iid pieberbolenben Nns
critic fremplduoiider Sldtter aui
Seinri6 Sienfieipie3. Dor aursem
bat man aus AnlaB Der @rnennina
bon Sientiepica gum Nitslieb Der st.
Hetersbureer Mfabemie Der BiIens
tdaften bic Iuerifie NIT nod srSSsrer
erbitteruns erHeuert. Sientietpics
tpeilt felt brei Wonaten in Der Ghipets,
IN 8ebep. bat bon isinem permeinfs
lifen Gufruf beinabe srit bel ieiner
abreiie aus .@ien aerntniS erfanet,
lein permeintlideS .literariifes
8ert" crit por einieen 8odcn geleIen,
ais er nit Der Ibifrift bieies Saliis
fitats besliidt ipurbe, unb bon Der ct.
Yetsrsburser grnennune crit aus ben
8eitungen srfabrst obne bab er cine
Ra&ri&t bon oisisr gbrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Aiterteansr in GnelanS
iekwer sepreat.

Siele Imerifancr limb perleitet ipors
Den. lid, auf britiifeu Sampfcrn als
Yteroelpdrter antperben an Iaiien.
Nan bate ibuen grten 9obn rno cine
8iidfabrtsfnrte na1 Imcrifa pcriproz
den. Sic befiuben iif MN arm unb
oboahlos in guglanb pper Sranfreif,.
Sol6e Sdiffe fubren bon Imerifas
Sdfen na6 @nslano ooer Srantreid,
init Tferoen fir Die Grmee Der Sers
biinoeten. Die 9eute puroen pertpens
bet, I'M fir bic Sbiere auf benz 8ege
Gorge gu traaen. Sbnen tuar cine
g~eSabling bon Is bis 35 Collars aus
geiihert, unb Tie iolten ipdter cine
8ildfabrtstarte erbalten. ODER es ioute
ibnen @%clegcnbeit 9cgcbcu merben.
ourd) Nrbcit auf cincnt unoern Cant
pier ibrc 8ildfabrt Su erm69lidcu.
Del Der Nntunit erbielten Ole 2eute
Iebr oft ibr periprodeneS @elo nidt
nno iinb nun baufis Hi1t imibunbs.
jus i'd islbit Sn fOreeR. Sbsilpeiie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

%, "a, 26, 2S and 80 inches waist nseas-
ure. 1t requires . "a yards for the
skirt, and 8 "a yards for the tunic
of 44-inch material, for a 26-inch size.
Price 10c.
lila Stylish and Becoming
Frock for the Growing Girl. How
jaunty, up-to-date and becoming this
design is, in all its simplicity. 1t will
require a little by way of decoration.
The right front crosses over the left
in unique shaping. The long shoulder
is comfortable. and a popular style
feature. The sleeve in wrist length
with a band cuff, or In short length
with turn back cuff, is equally good.
Shaped trimming pieces are added over
the fronts, and meet a wide collar. The
skirt joins the waist under a wide belt.
As here shown Burgundy cashmere
with striped silk for belt and trim
ming, was used. In brown galatea,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

friends were altogether mistaken. 1t
was at Pantaf, a little station across
the border, and a good and clean meal
it was, judged by American standards.
Since my arrival l have eaten plenty
of black bread, but this l have had by
choice rather than from necessity. l
can live just as cheaply here in Vienna
as j could in Naples or Rome; yea. l
maintain and that for the same hotel
accommodation n would pay three
times as much in Chicago or New
York. l was here two years ago on
my way to the Balkan States. Though
l have been to the market-places and
have gone into the matter with a GER
tain amount of thoroughness, / can
find no considerable rise in prices"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

1203-f191-A Modish Gown. Com
posed Of ladies over blouse, pattern
1903 and ladies skirt pattern 1191. As
here shown Persian silk in lovely green
tones is combined with changeable chif-
fon taffeta. Pipings of black satin,
fancy buttons and a black satin girdle
give character to this attractive crea-
ton. The newest Of lines are shown in
this style. The skirt with yoke and
tunic portions has ample fulness. The
patterns may be used separately and are
appropriate for any OF the new dress
materials. In soft crepe. batiste, or
in any Of the lovely wash materials
these styles will develop attractively.
The overblouse pattern is cut in 6
sizes: "a, 80, 80, 40 AZ and Al inches
bust measure. The skirt in 9 sizes ::
%, "a, 26, 2S, 80 and 80 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 5 IL yards Of
44-inch material for the skirt, and 2
IA yards of 27-inch material for the
overblouse. The tucker requires 2 3-S
yards, and the sash 2 IL yards of rib
bon, for a medium size. This illustra-
tion calls for TWO separate patterns.
Price 10c each.
1855 Ladies' Tunic Skirt in
Raised or Normal Waistline with
Yoke). Such a variety Of effects are
produced in the new tunic models, that
all figures may be suited. The plated
styles, with yoke in girdle form are
very attractive. The model here shown
is cut on new lines, and is most becom-
ing. The deep yoke brings the fulness
at hip length, where it is gracefully
disposed of in plaits. The foundation
skirt has added fulness, supplied by
plaits at the side seams below knee
heighth. The pattern Is cut in 5 sizes:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

lar. and the sleeve is plated at the
wrist. As here shown blue and white
striped galatea was used. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes: 8. 4. ; and 6 years.
1t requires 2 rs yards of 44-inch ma
terial for a 4-year size. Price 10c.
O12-Corset Cover. A pretty corset
cover design in eyelet embroidery.
Stamped on lawn or nainsook-.~..40c
Stamped on pure fine linen~-----~.-15c
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials---..20c
1059-1062-A Stylish Tunic Eff
feet. Combinations of cloth and vel
vet will be very popular this season.
As here shown checked wooden in
brown and tan and velvet in a pretty
shade of brown are combined. The
yoke tunic is new and stylish, and be-
coming. The waist is cut with a yoke
and raglan sleeve combined. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Oeftsrreids's Aderbam . Der'
erSnmna.

Gem am 16. Sebruar bonn 0iterz
reidiiden Staatsminiiter fir Ifers
bau erlaiienen Ippeu on Die 9anoe
ipirtbe Seiierreid's. in Dem tie aufges
forbert iperoen, tein Stiidlein perfiia>
baren 9obens, unbe6aut an Iaiien. lit
am 20. Sebriar Die HesierunsssI Ser
prbnnns auf benz SuB 9efolst, iofort
IQes bafir pe%rfpenbbnre Saub nit
Sriibiabrsnei5e:. 5u b~eitelen. 80 es
iid als nDtbie ~ertpeiien ioate, tperben
ole betreffenoen Srtsbeborben auses
t~pieIen. fir bic notbi9en IrbeitsfrGfte
gu iorsen. Sbre Guslagen ioIten
linen Damn aus Dem grtraa Der grnte
5nriiferfnttet nerben. Suipioerbanz
belnoe iperoen NIT itrenseu @elbs unb
Saititrafen bebrobt. Su ieinem
Nppeg hattie Der Idcrbaiis Iiniiter ses
iagt: Ser Sriebe bdnst iest mebr als
ie bon Der Grbeit ab, bic in bieiem
Sriibiabr auf uniern Gefern eeleidet
fperoen mirb. Sic St1rfe unierer
Grmee linb bic Stderbeit bes Staates
tperben beoinet blirh ben grtras unies
res Gderbaies."
Ser &euter'fhe gerihteritotter fiiet
bann ieiner ReIbuns nod bin3u. bic
Sraae Der 9ebensmittel sIerioranna
perbe in Seitsrreid INNER brennena
Der. 9ereits babe bic Mesieruna alle
~porbanbenen 8etreibeporrdtbe be-
i6lnsnabmt. 9~eionbers perbe bic
Sage burh ben Wansel ar 8iebfutter
erihipert.
9iesbetreff birfte intsreiiieren. mas
infer Spesials Correspondent Sr. 3.
e. OF d. ans @ien unter'm Sutum
bonn 8. Sebriiar biesbetreff mittbeilt.
gr iast tuortli6:
"In Italy I have been told over and
over that the Austrian people. rs a
Whole, were on the verge of starvation
and that l was running a great risk In
jourl.eying to a country where black
bread was the rule aud where the cost
OF living was almost prohibitive. My
frst meal in Austrian territory, how.
ever, convinced me- that my ftalisa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

iino ibucn $3.50 altssc5ablt porocu,
nnb ibner lit cine Sreifarte fir einen
Sampler i~ibergeben, Der crit mad
einem Monat abfubr. Gs lit eins
leu6tenb. oaB rieie Iduner nidot TO-
lanee marten fonnten unb oft 6oten lie
oesbalb ibre Irbeit Dem einen ooer
anoern Shiff an, mn mieber uuents
geltlit nad Suliie 81 fommen.
Sieie unsliidlihen Weniden bn6en
iiG Damn on amerifauii6e geamte in
Sonbon I'M 5ilfe geipenbct. Seit /.
Nopem6er baben alIi bieic @eiie
mebr Denn 100 ibre Hotb sur &ennts
nib 9ebra9t. Ser ameritaniIdle
SilfsausifuB lam aber MIR Iolden
Imeritanern llnteritiieung sefpdbren,
Die burh ben 8rieg bilisbebiiritig ge>
ipproeu iinb. Or fam aber teiness
lue95 9euten belfen, Die crit nod Be-
ginn bes Samples beriibergefommen
linb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
umfriebe In JtaIieit.

gngliife Sesapoitel beriufen, Dem
italieniiden @olte flar 5u MAIDEN. bat
Die 9eutiden an Dem grbbeben ifuI6
eetpeien ieien. Gin 9euti6er iol TO-
gar ben Seriud semadt babeu, einen
Iusbrn6 bes @eiuns be~rbeisufii6ren
= er tpurbe babel ertappt. ipie er cine
gn5abl 2onboner unb Hem gorfer
8ldttsr in ben &rater tperfen fppute,
Inn bieronr6 ben geiup gum Speien
6I brin9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

erbaltcn bate, unb Dies lit um 10 be-
merfensfpertber, ba er ieit 5ipOlf Sab
rem Witglieb bieier 8orperIfaft lit.
Der Mlitor peilt 5ltr @rbolung in Der
Sfipei5 linb ar6eitet NIT gauSer Seelc
oaran, bas' gleub ieines burh Den
&rieg pertpiiiteten 6eimatblanoes Su
linoern. Irs bieiem @runSe lit feline
Idtung unb Serebrung bel ieinen
Ganosleuten GROCER geiporben. Sie
baBerfiilten Iusfdlle ge9en Sienfiez
mics tperbcn ole elm pr9aniiierter Nnz
sriff auf bas Yolentbum iiber6aupt
aneeieben. ali bas Solentbum, pelfes
bnr6 ieinen beriihmteiten Iutor re-
prdientiert fpirb, ais ein Insriif. ser
bon Denienisen pldnmdbie bctrie6en
pirb. benen Sic 9ofimlneen Der 4olen,
pelhe NIT Den se9entpartisen greiss
niiien p~ertniipft iinp, feline Tube
Iaiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

am Sorabeno ieines los. @es
bnrtstases lit in Seiiemer. ala.. am
1. @GrS Iia @oocpiu an 9uugens
e%nt5iinoung seitorben. Or bate IA
@ntel, 227 llrentel uno Is llrsurs
enfel. Or mar emit ais eifriscr Saser
nnf tpilbe S~rutbdbne befanut rno bat
Ieinen lesten Srutbabn I'M alter bon
101 Sabren erle9t.
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@ir lieiern Gnd bic SHUTTER
IN bilisem Freiien.

sleeve may be in wrist or short length.
sizes: "a, 36, IS, 40, ~ and Al inches
bust measure. The skirt in g sizes /:
%, "a, 20, %, 80 and 81 inches waist
measure 1t requires 8 3-4 yards Of
40,inch material for a medium size.
The skirt measures / rs yard at the
lower edge. This illustration calls for
Two separate patterns. Price 10c each.
11195-Centerpiece. This is an ex-
c~eptiOnally neat and simple design for
eyelet work and makes a very effective
c~enterpiece. Stamped on pure imported
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teten 9%eetbooensS entmals ipirb Den
.Oeutiden Sag" einleiten. 0us
prdhtise. 6ereits in grbeit befinbIi6e
Wonrument ipirb benz Shilers 8oetbcs
Senfmal geeeniiber i'm @oloen Gate
Yarf aufseiteIlt perSen. Ser Yacific
Sdngerbunb betbeilist ii6 in corpore,
unb Burner unb Sbiisen perben
Spdlier biloen.. I'm Dem arpBen
Sdnserfeit fpirb aiih elm Seutider
&iuberdor tbsilnebmen.
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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 above
ance is made for seams.
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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einen falihen Sabn ltatt oes idpner.
ienSen geSosen bot, rno Ger MN
moroeriiden 9ratpal matt): .gair
ftab, wirit aud idon oft Den Sa(lfea
erlpiidyt babenl"
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pie fulness. This design is lovely for
the pretty new linen and cotton ma
terials of the season, and will look
well in poplin. t%affeta, OF faille silk.
The waist pattern is cut in 6 sizes
"a, 36, 3s, 40, ~ and A inches bust
measure. The skirt In 6 sizes %, "a,
%, %, 30 and 81 inches waist measure.
To make the entire dress it win re-
quire o 3-S yards of 27-inch material
for a medium size. This illustration
calls for TWO separate patterns. Price
1Oc each.
122S-Girls' Coat with or without
Belt. A natty little top garment. Com
fort and good style are united in this
attractive design. The comfortable
raglan sleeve and deep yoke, are new
style features. The sleeve may be fin
ished without the cuff, and the fulness
Of the skirt portions may be confined
by a belt, that is furnished in the