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Evening star., 1915-11-13
Feature Program Of First Con-
gregatienaI Church Semi
Centennial Celebration.
PASTORS OF YEARS AGO
BRING CORDIAL GREETINGS
Tribute to DR.. Bischoff, Long Or
ganist of the Church, Is Sched-
uled for Tonight.

Greetings from former pastors, fol-
lowed by an illustrated lecture on Wash
ington City Fifty Years Ago." constituted
last nights program of the celebration of
the f1ftieth anniversary of the founding
of the First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets northwest, to end tomorrow.
The decorated auditorium received much
favorable comment.
DR.. Samuel H. Woodrow, now pastor
of the Pilgrim Congregational Church, st.
Louis, Mo-, and DR.. Jay T. Stocking. now
pastor of the Christian Congregational
Church, Upper Montclair, N. j.. brought
hearty greetings to the church. and let
ter was read from DR.. Stephen NJ. New
man, who was for twenty-one years pastor
of the church. DR.. Newman, now presl-
dent of Howard University, has been at
tending the inaugural ceremonies for DR..
Mckenzie at Fiske University, Nashville,
Tenn. A letter also was read from Rev.
Lorin S. Gates, the missionary of the
church in India.
Evening star., 1915-11-13
Other Phases Discussed.

Two other phases of preparedness"
were touched on by the speaker.
college athletics are in most Sc
rious need of sympathetic but forceful
attention" he said. "They are far more
spectacular and much less general than
is desirable. Even those of us who
participated in them know that they
play but small part in adding to the
physical growth and development of
the student body as a whole. They
have no relation whatever to the mill
tary preparedness which is SO necessary
to us as nation, and yet their possi
bilities in this connection can hardly be
overeStimated
TT is for college men, as they go out
70 participate in the control of scientific
and engineering activities. commerce
and finance, to share in the great indus
trial reorganization which must be
concomitant of our military reorganiza-
ton, if we are to have genuine pre-
patedness. Our country must be in
position to mobilize it's industries as
well as its military arms"
Views Of Alumni President.
William A Redding of New York,
president of the General Alumni So
on the question:
IL " Iilt lIldl II "Oulu De d
patriotic act on the part of the univer-
sity to permit the undergraduates to
receive military training in lieu of the
gymnasium exercises which they are
now obligated to take. I understand
that some of our alumni are deeply in
terested in this subject and that efforts
are being made by them to bring this
about. l realize, of course, that it is
impra to make the military
training compulsory, but there can be
no reasonable objection to permit the
undergraduates to voluntarily receive
such Instructions and to equip them
selves SO that they may serve their
country if there should be any neces-
sity for so doing"
Provost Smith told of the great
growth of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. and stated that this year the
institution had an enrolment of S,OO9
students. He also spoke of the ex-
tension school work being done in the
larger cities of the state.
List of the Diners.
Among those present were Willard
Springer, G. Morris Whiteside and T. H.
Evening star., 1915-11-13
Places of Meeting Shown.

Views of the various places where
the church has held services--namely,
the old Unitarian Church, at 9Th and
D streets: Metzerott Hall. on Pennsyl-
vania avenue; the old Columbian law
building. on 5th street; the House of
Representatives, where services were
held during the pastorate of DIR. Boyn-
ton. who was also chaplain of the
House, and the present ediflce-were
thrown upon the screen. Mr.. Fish
back showed pictures of the church
choir at Easter services nearly twenty
five years ago. and spoke of the work
of DR.. Bischoff as choir director and of
his wonderful ability as leader of
congregational singing.
The evening closed with social, at
which many members and former mem
bers Of the church were present.
Evening star., 1915-11-13

One O tn easiest ways t die is
bein' killed by an unconhrmed re-
port.
Look out fer tn feller who says
II jest thought I'd tell you, cause
I'm your friend"
Evening star., 1915-11-13
Views of Early Washington.

Fred l.: Fishback, who has been a
member of the church for many years.
showed views of places in Washington
as they appeared fifty years ago."
Among these were the Capitol. the
White House, the Avenue. 18th and F
streets, the view east from the Cap
itol, showing the old Carroll row
which was torn down when the LII
brary of Congress was constructed the
Long bridge, the old State Department
where the north end of the Treasury
now is, the old War Department and
the house in which the life of William
H. Seward was attempted the night
that Lincoln was assassinated.
Mr.. Fishback referred to the work of
Gen. o. o. Howard in establishing the
First Congregational Church and
University. Among the con-
tributors to the erection of the First
Congregational Church he mentioned
Gov. Alexander r. Shepherd. Mr.. Fish
back stated that G street, where the
church stands, was formerly on a level
with the present terrace and that the
change in the grade Of G street was
one of the many improvements begun
while Gov. Shepherd was in office.
Evening star., 1915-11-13
PhLMISTRY.
LOST AND FOUND.

CAMEO PIN-Lost Tuesday between Forest Glen
Nd, sad National Theater. Reward. Write to
BOX 2sS Star Office.
Evening star., 1915-11-13

l WILL BE. AT THE OFFICE OF A. T. HoLTZ-
man. 1920 New York ave. NV, on TUESDAY,
Nov 16. to receive taxes due on property in
Alexandria county. Va.
E. w. BALL. County Treasurer.
Evening star., 1915-11-13

GOOD WORK
TELLS IN RESULTS
You invest In good work. when You employ
the experts here for PLUMBING, TIMING. ETC.
JOHN L. SEEDD. 52T 10th PHI. NJ. S14.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Slmerifaniihcs Sppt BON Meritanern
beihpien.

Sas ameritaniihe Siiderboot Hep
LGnconn" traf am 10. Wai in Gan
Diego, Gal., nit mebreren 2Dhern in
einem Humpi elm, melhc bus9oct mad,
7ber; grfldruug bes &opitdns gscolas
nius bel einem Gugriff oes meeitaz
niid)en 8ahtbootes D@rienaba" ous
bongetragen bat. Sein Boot, er3dblte
Der &apitGn, lei am rs. 0tdi etlpa 5lpei
Neilen BON Stranb 5piid,en Gnie@
lnapu, Niepers9 California, unb San
aSieso 9efpeien unb babe Die amerifas
niite Sla9se sefiibrt, ,als Der @n9riif
feitenS bes merifaniifen Sootes err
lfol9te. Seine orei Sclte 3dbleube
Wannidaft babe binter Den auf Sed
auisebduften Siiden Seduns geiudt
unb babe adltsebu SdIiiiic auf Die Ins
greifer abgeseben. %ipprauf bereu Boot
beibrebte uno bon peitereu Ineriiien
abitanb. Sp1teren Hahritten aus
gnienaoa 5uipl9e lit elmer Der aui Dem
@aftboot befinpiifeu S%olbenmten,
Atpelher fiinf GNiiiie bon ben nmerifas
niifen Siihern erbielt, ieiner Der
lesnng balb mad Dem @inlauien bes
gootes in enienaoa erle9en.
3niifen spen Saienbeborben bon
gnienaon linb ben amerifaniiten Sis
ifern beitebt ihon lett einiser Seit be-
trdttlihc Seinbid)aft.
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5lieserfampf iiber Imiens.

&ic Der .Gclnir" 5u berihten peiB.
fam es am 20. Ipril beim Seluh cines
ocutid)en Slie9ers iiber Imiens 5u
einem &f in Den 9iiften. Sas
oeutihe Slug5eus eridieu Dor 6 llbr
am friiben Ioraen, pilroe ioiort be-
merit uuo nit beftigem @eihiisieuer
empfansen. @s mar Gin Ipiatif Oopz
pclpeder. Der iih in betrdhtliber Sobe
belt unb etpa ieds 9omben ialleu
licB. pon pcuen einiee Siemlif beheus
tenpen Safihaben anrihteten. Sa
Der Slie9er iid) nidt periasen licB. bds
Seuer Der aaronen ibn alio anihcis
neuh nid,t erreid,en tpnnte, mod,ten
lid mebrere fran5oiide Slie9er CUR
Geripl9un9 aui. Sor IDem that lid,
elm SarmausS oppelbeder berppr. Der
nit sroBsr 3~artnddisieit DEM nslIts
iden Slieger bei3ufommen iuhte. Or
selanate aud nabe genue an hieieu
heran unb cs eniipunn iif MN Elm
aampi Spiiten Den beiben Sliegcrn.
Die iih seeenieitis a~b5uihieben pers
iuhten. Ter beutife Slieaer pdr
aber ihneller uub lies ben Sarman>
Slie8er, Der i'm eurtaiis i~iberboleu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
@ir Heiern GHd bic Mnter
III biaisen Yreiien.

dainty embroidery, or with embroi-
dered eyelets, or beading. The cap in.
popular Tipperary style may be Of
net, lace, lawn, chiffon or null, or Of
the same material as that selected for
the sack. The pattern comprises all
styles illustrated. and is cut In 3.
sizes: Small, medium and large. Il
requires l SIS yard of 27-fnch material
for the corset cover, 1-2 yard for the
cap, and 2 SIS yards for the sack.
for a medium size. Price 10c.
1324-A Group of New Sleeves.
These styles comprise the latest sleeve
forms. No. 1 and No. 3 shows a good
sleeve. for shirt waists or blouses. No.
2 is excellent for tailored and semi
dressy gowns. while No. 4 gives the
new and popular bell shaped sleeve,
which is coo and comfortable. 1t ~
used for gowns, kimonos, and sepa.
rate waists. The styles are good for
cloth, serge, taffeta. poplin. China silk.
madras, Bingham and linen. The pat
tern is cut in 3 sizes: Small, medium
and large. No. l will require 2 yards
of 40-inch material. No. 21 SO yard
of 27-inch material. No. 81 IA yard
of 40-inch material. No. Al 3.s yard.
of 27-inch material for one pair Of,
sleeves in either size. Price 10c.
0174- Centerpiece. A handsome
centerpiece in grape design that can
be executed entirely in outline stitch
with buttonhole edge, Or If richer eff
feet is desired. the grapes may be
worked solid or in eyelet stitch, the
t~ieavss tipped in Kensington stitch.
| Stamped on imported Irish linen
22x22
| Cotton for working----"--------.-..20e
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials-...-E5e
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self color. 1t is nice for embroidered
voile. for chiffon, Georgette crepe, chal-
lie, batiste, lawn or silk. 1t is cut in
3 sizes: II, II and Is years. A 16-
year size will require 2 IA yards Of
27-inch material for the guimpe or I'M
derwaist, and 4 IL yards of 44-inch
material for the dress. Price 10c.
13301S29-A Stylish Suit. Com
prising ladies' waist with separate
bOlero, pattern 1880, and ladies' skirt
pattern 1929. Several different de-
velopments are possible with the waist.
1t may have the bolero with or with
out the skirt piece, or collar. The
waist may be finished with long sleeve
or in short length. The skirt has a
smooth fitting yoke I'VE the front and
sides, and the back is shaped to form
a panel. Bingham in a pretty plaid or
checked pattern, or ratine in a new
sand shade. would be nice for this,
with the waist of dotted crepe, and
a touch of a contrasting color on the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Nabrungsmittcl Srasc in Der
Shnmeis.

Sie Shpei6 beberberet (nad elmer
ofienbar iibcrtriebenen ShGsung) our
3cit 100000 Imerifancr, @ngldns
Der, fran5oiiihe Idmner. Mulien. Stas
licncr uno Serben. Die iiir hen Sal
zines @intretens Stalieu's in zen
aricg Nnipruf aui Den Shue Der
Sunocsre8icrun9 erbebcn. Sm aricgs
fal perben Die @ren5en nah alien bier
Sciten bin a%bgeiperrt; pblpobl Die Rcs
9ieruns formlide @arantieu erbalten
bat, baB Die NeutrolitGt pcs 2unbes
niht perlest rpirb, 10 bat lie bodo itritte
NaBregeIn setroffen. I'M Die 9renSen
81 id)iisen.
IS III bisber feline aQgemeine
ifpei5eriifc @obiliiieruns porses
icben, Die 6auptirage iii, mic iir
mtebr ais bier Wilioncn Ieniden
Nabrunssmittel 81 beiGaiisn jein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Our Pattern
Department.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Order Patterns by Number.

1305-Dress for Misses and Small
| Women with Body Lining, with Long
or Short Sleeve, and with Raised or
| Normal Waistline). A pretty frock
\ for graduation wear. Light blue silk
grenadine was Used for this design.
The shirrings are corded, and the
added trimming at the neck is Of soft
! dotted chiffon. This model is youth
full and especially becoming, to slight
| girlish figures. The skirt may be fin
ished without the heading. The sleeve,
/ in wrist or elbow length, is stylish
and attractive. The waist fulness is
arranged on a body lining. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: IA, 16, II and Is
years. 1t requires 5 yards of 36-inch
material for a 14-year size. Price 10c.
11S5-Ladies' Yoke Skirt in Raised
or Normal Waistline. Serge. cashmere,
| cheviot, broad cloth, novelty suiting,
velvet or corduroy are good for this
style. 1t is cut on new lines, with a
deep yoke TO which the plated portions
are joined. The closing is at h side
! seam. The skirt is good for wear
with shirt waists or separate blouses,
or it may be used as a model for part
of a gown. The Pattern is cut in g
sizes: %, "a. 26. rs, 80 and 80 inches
waist measure. and requires 8 3-4 yards
| of 44-inch material for a 24-inch size.
The skirt measures about 2 1-3 yards at
lower edge, with plaits drawn out.
Price 10c.
1~322-Girl's Dress. with or without
Yoke Trimming, and Peplum, and with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. This
attractive style is very well suited to
combinations of MATERIALS. As here
shown dotted crepe, and plain crepe
In a pretty shade Of rose and white
are combined. The dress has many
good points. and may be made in sew
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

rately and made for wear over any
dress. Lawn, organize, dimity, repp,
batiste. or linen, grenadine. wolfe. or
gabardine are equally desirable. The
pattern is cut in 8 sizes "a, SO, 80, 40,
~ and Al inches bust measure. 1t Sc
quires Z 5-S yards of 44-inch material
for the entire dress In a 36-inch size.
Bolero and panel trimming in different
material will require . 1-2 yards. The
skirt measures about 2 2-3 yards at
the foot in a 36-inch size. Price 10c.
1309-Ladies' Corset Cover. Cap
and Negligee. A dainty lingerie
combination. For this dainty dress
ing sack. Ii could choose embroidered
crepe, lawn, dimity, batiste, cashmere
or silk. The design is easy to de-
velop, and charmingly simple. 1t will
be found delightfully."- coo and very
becoming. The corset cover is a one
piece model, with gathered fulness at
the neck edge, that may be drawn up
by a casing covered with a band of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

for galatea, linen, linene, percale, ging-
ham or chambrey. 1t is cut with the
waist front and body portion ON
bined, and with back portion in two
sections, waist and body. The garment
may be finished with a rolled collar,
or with facings, and with sleeve in
wrist or short length. The leg portions
may be gathered or finished with straight
lower edge. The pattern is cut ina sizes {:
2, A, 6 and s years. 1t requires 3 IA
yards of 36-inch material for a A.
year size. Price loo.
1333-Ladies' Costume, with or
without Bolero, and Panel Trimming,
and with Two Styles Of Sleeve. En-
broidered poplin was used for this
style, combined with chiffon taffeta.
The waist is simple and lovely with the
cool comfortable square cut neck and
new bell sleeve. The sleeve in wrist
length is equally stylish. The panel
trimming may be attached to the bo-
lero, and thus could be finished sepa-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Grfolsreifle Sprihunsen.

Sprifer, Die nit Der amerifaniihen
arGdolosiidcn Shule in Serbinouna
itcben, unb Die eincn Sbeil pes alten
8orintb ausgcgraben baben. baben
cine aeropolis Der mpccnii6en gpode
entoedt.
Huinen pom Naueru unb cine sroSe
Wenee Steinipaaren aus Der sleihen
Scriobe iinb auf cinem Siieel nabc Der
Seeflllte gefuuoen poroen. Saraus
miro seidllpIien. baB bort cine Staot
e~riitiert bat.
Nuf Der Sniel Sepbalonien, cine Der
ipniifen' Snielu i'm Wittelmcere, Die
nnbe Dem Seitlanoc liesen. linO Nahz
foritnngen nah einem mpceniiten
6riephoi begonnen lporben.
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3uifihes 9beater in eimem &c.
fangenenlaser.

Sou Der 8eitber3igteit, nit Der Die
9ommanbnnten Der 8efan9enenlager
in Seutiflanb baS 2ebeu Der arieess
%geinngenen resclu, 5euet cine Sbeas
ter @oriteuune. Die am s. Ipril i'm
Observation-Disclosures 81 par1im in
Redlenburg itattiinbeu burite, @ers
a~nitaltet murbe Die G~priteaune. mie
bas s9crliuer 5aeeblatt" mittbeilt.
pen ben iubiifen Solratcn inter cen
ruiiiihen arieessefun9enen, unb oas
LAUDER aeorudte Yroeramm entbieli
bauptidtli6 trihiidle Sbeaters uno
Wuiifitiife, Die @oriteluns besann
etatmittags nm SO llbr unb purce
eroiiuet oltrf bic Supsrtiire Ser
Stpnr i'm Sempel", .~ausgciI6rt BON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

Dem &"irtuoien @apentp". Soliit
8letpiBfi lang Damn, bon einem Gbor
besleitet, 5lpei Irien aus Der Sper
vSarfohba" unb idlieBlih puroe aus
oieier Sper aiih nod bas bramutilfe
Bib Ser SrinS Ssmail" barseiteQt.
RAD elmer Sauie folste Der 5peite
Sheil. Siner Der 8efaneenen lang
orei beutihe .tomiife auplets". liant
lid, YSrazlasla", sd fiirhte 5u
ihlafen ulleine" mn .Snbe feline
Surtt. Got lit nit Sir. Cine ges
briidts Stimmuns fann in Dem Eager
faum berrIhen, oenu elm tpmiides
Stiid = ~3wei Sllmpen" = bilbcte
Den W%ittelpuuft aud bes brttten
5heils. 1aS Yrosramm perSeifnct
Spei Hesiiieure. einen Seforatcur.
spuileur, Sirisenten uno Yrogramm>
SernaIter.
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S%uitimmung 5nriifse5psen.

Nad) elmer Welpuug pes Ger
mnnias Scroll" iolen Gorreiponbenscn
5lpiideu Dem b~ritiid)en @eiouoten beim
@atitau unb Dem 4usipdrtigen amt
ergebeu BADEN, bnB Scutiflauo bas
GiuneritdnbniB piberruien bat. dui
@runb oeiieu Der Iustauid bon bril-
tiihen uub beutiden Gipiliiten unb
t~ampiunfdbis eemad,ten @efansenen
criolgeu ipQe. Sieies llcbereintomz
men par auf %oritcIlun9en bes
Sapites crSielt norbeu. Ser prells
Biihe @eianbte beim @atitan bat err
Hart, oaB bieie Stelluu9nabmc cingez
nommen perbe. ba 8roBbritannien
beutihc Saud)boot : 9einngcne nidt
ais reguldre ariessgefansene be-
banoelt.
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eral styles. With or without the pep
lum, and with long or short sleeves,
and also with or without the yoke
trimming. In batiste and embroidery
this style will be nice, and for general
wear, gingham. lawn, galatea, wolfe and
poplin, ~seersucker and percale Is very
desirable. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes 8, s, 10 and u years. 1t requires
3 8-4 yards of 44-inch material for q
12.year size. Price 1Oc.
1323-"Junior' Dress. with Under
Waist, and with Two Styles Of Sleeve
Tin High or Low Neck Outline). This
charmingly pretty model is lovely for
soft summer materials. 1t may be fin
ished with the skirt in raised or
normal waistline, the waist may be
cut low, or finished with a shaped
flare collar. and there are two sleeves,
one long and close fitting, the other
in the new short puff style. The pat
tern as here shown was developed in
white grenadine with embroidery in
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Gin Srrtbum S6nis Ilbert's.

Sic .Norbbeutihe IQgemeinc 8eis
tung" idreibt: Sldttermelbuugen 5uz
fclge bebauptet Die o9teu Yorf @orlS"
auf @runo elmer angeblihen IeuBes
run9 bes aoui9s hilbert, bieier ieIbit
babc'pon Den betauntcu 9eipredungeu
bes Generals Sucarmc nit Sberitz
leutnant Sarnaroiiton aus Dem Sabre
1906 Den fremben Militdruttuhes III
Sriiiiel Mittbcilung MAIDEN laiien.
8egeniiber pieicr Iugabc pes Ntem
9orter Slnttes itelen mir aui @runb
amtliher Grmittluua felt. paS tciuem
DER leit 1905 III Sriiiicl tbdtig 9es
peienen beutid]eu Iilitdrattad)es cine
iolfe Mittbeilun8 genlnd)t porpen lit.
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nSrumore" perieuft.

Ser britiid)c Sampier .Srumorc".
pelder am 16, Wai bon Sarrp obgcs
fabren mar, iii i'm @nsliiheu &anal
torpebiert nprben. Sic Iannihaft
unb Die Yniin9ierc ipuroeu gcrcttct.
Sie .Srumore" murbc auf Der 6pbe
Der 9crniib aiiite tprpebiert. iouf aber
nid)t unh nurbe 0 einem Nprlpeger
ms S%dllepptau genommen. SaS
llnterieeboot nabnt Damn Die Der
iolsung auf. moraui her Nprpcger Den
Sriteu losfuppte uno Elm Slueitcr
Sorpebp bas 8erf poqenbete. Ter
Norpeger febrte 8uriid unh nubm
Ya'iasicre uub Wanni6ait aui.
Der Sampier ~Srumore" mar i'm
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Sentidlano unb Seiterrein batiert
pom 8. December 1914 Der, aIs Der
itulieniiGe Miniitsr Coming et1
Selesramm a DEN Seraos bon
4oarna, DEN itdlieniifen gotifafter
in 8ien, rihtete, bas griuGen ents
baltenb, 8raf bon 8erdubuIbs bent
oIterreidiiden TiniIter bes ausrpdrs
tigen, Dor gugen 81 fiibren. baB
Ceiterreif's ginfaa in Serbieu nidt
nit Dem beitebenbeu Gertras i'm Gin.
Hang ite6e unb Staien 81 elmer goms
pen'dtion bere6tist iei.
9raf Serhtholb entessuete, er tbeile
oieie Iniiht nidlt; am ndditen Gage
ieoof CAB er Die grfldrune ab. er iei
anberen Sinnes eefporbeN.
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Safer Wilbelm Der Speite beS ppr-
iasliden Wurbes ihmlois be.
fuuoen (D.

Cine Goronerss Surp in Hamssate,
England, lam am 10. Mai Safer
@ilbelm bes ~%poridslihen Rorbes"
ihulbis. Die 8eihiporeuen hdtten
lid nit Dem Sal zines seipiiien Sobn
Smith befabt, ber iniolse Der gcrs
leBungen. Die er am Nontas ges
.lesentlid cines Zeppelin" sInerifis
erlitten, 9eitorben iii. Ser Coroner
bate Die 8eifnorenen %inifruiert, feits
3uite[len, men Die @erantportuns iiir
neinen in iolder @eiie s~efiibrten
arie9" treffe.
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nollte. INNER mebr binter lid 6urild.
ShlieBIi6 perihtpauo er ans Dem Sc
lihtsfreis. Gs bauerte gar nidt lange.
ba erihien er pieoer. nm Der Stabt
einen neuen Seiuh ab5uitatten. Siesz
mai belt er lid mebr iiber benz uGro>
lid,en Staoteebiet. has er nit Somhcn
beleste. Ibermals ldpaugen iif
frnn5piiihe Slie9er in Die 2uft, i'm
oeiien cmfam Der oeuti6e @oscl aud
Diesntal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

bolero collar. The waist pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, 3S, 40, ~ and
A inches bust measure. The skirt is
cut In 6 sizes: 90, "A, %, 2S, 80 and 80
inches waist measure. 1t requires 3
yards of 36-inch material for the waist,
and 4 81 yards of 44-inch material for
bolero and skirt for 36-inch size. This
illustration calls for TWO separate pat
terms. Price Zoe each.
O21S-Apron. This neat apron will
be appreciated by all n~eedleworkers,
because of its simplicity of design,
which is easily and quickly embroi-
dered. The apron is already made,
with pocket, lace insertion and strings
and only needs to be embroidered.
Stamped on lawn including suffici-
ent mercerized embroidery cotton
to Soc
No perforated pattern supplied.
13 4-Child's ROmpers. A comfort
able Dlay garment. This STYLE is good
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

teten befinbet, erlitt einen geiubrud.
@ic beridtet piro, 9ing Die ~9briz
itine" innerbalb brei Winuten, nafs
Dem lie 9erammt noroen mar, inter
unb hattie Die Wannihdft oerielben
nift 3eit genlig, Die Rettunesboote
nieDer5uluiien oeer Hettunssgiirtel ans
5ulegen. Die 2eiGen Der grtruntenen
iino nod, aitt aebor9en unb Die Hamen
Der llmgefommenen u~nbcfaunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
GAMBLER nsefreuSist".

@emdB elmer 9ouooner Weloung an
Die 81. .. Staats5ts.~ tbeilte am 10.
Nai Der parlamenturiihe llnteriefrez
tar oes &rieesminiiteriums, Sarolb
s. 5ennant, i'm llnterbaus nit, Die
britiite 8esieruns unteriu6e Die
SeSidtisuu9, baB Die Seutid1en bon
einem sroBen Sorffreu5 Die Gbriituss
fisur entfernten uno cinen ~pertpunoes
ten cauaoiiheu Serseanten on oas
areu5 isitmnften". Sic Inter-
ildrng, iagte Serr Seunant. iei nod
niht absei6IoNen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this page
will be mailed to any address on re-
eeipt Of price mentioned with descrtp-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sfl.
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, Iowa.