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NO CHANGE, SAYS RUSSIA
OmciaI Report Mentions Hard
Fighting, hut No Defeats.

PETRoGRAD, Aug. 1.-THE following
oftic!al statement was given out to-day
BY the War Office:
In the region OF Riga there was
no essential change on Friday Near
Jacobstadt, Dvinsk and Vilkomir the
enemy attempted b. counter attacks
10 arrest our offensive. The fighting
continues.
In the front bstween the Narew AMI
Bug rivers no important change
has occurred.
\ desperate action took place yester-
day in the region southwest OF Gle
chanowice. about eight miles north
east OF Nury.
At Novo Georgievsk during the pas.
two days. besides an artillery due
there have been skirmishes and ac-
tons within the approach offences
On the left bank OF the Bug there
VAS hghting, which increased In Oh
stinacy during Thursday night, In tn"
district north OF Siedlce and In tn
l.how region.
ON the right bank OF the Bug. to-
ward the Zlota Lipa and Dniester
rivers, there Is no change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
KILL REALTY DEALER
IN FIFTH AYE. HOME
Burglars Believed to Have Shot
John Hildcnbrand After
Using Club.

John Hildenbrand, 50 years old. re-
fatally wounded in his home on the top
floor OF a tive story house at lii6 Fifth
avenue. near ll7th street last night,
The fact that SIS In cash and watch
and chain we're missing from his clothes
led the police to believe that he was
killed by burglars, who gained entrance
TO the building by way of an apartment
on the same floor.
Mrs. Hildenbrand and her eighteen
year-old daughter sophie went out for
walk AT : O'Clock, leaving Mr.. Hill
denbrand alone The daughter re-
turned at l0:l5 o'clock and found her
father lying on the floor between the
dining room and parlor with bullet
wound over his heart Some OF his
upper teeth had been knocked out and
there was an abra son on his forehead.
Policeman Michael McGinnis OF the
West 123i street station and Policeman
sullivan of the East l26th street station
were called In and they sent word to
the Harlem Hospital Mr. Hildenbrand
died Just before DIR. Breasted arrived with
an ambulance.
Detective Hawkins found evidences
that burglars had entered the adjoining
apartment and suspected that they had
attacked Mr.. Hildenbrand, striking HIM
In the mouth and on the forehead with
club, and shooting hlm after failing
! to beat him into state OF unconscious
ness II was said that some Of the ten
/ ants heard n shot In the house,
/ The police learned that two or three
I other robberies We're committed in the
same block last night.
Mr.. Hildenbrand's daughter is stu
dent at Barnard College and his son.
John II, Hildenbrand, will soon be sradu-
ated from the Columbia Law School
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
SERBIA STANDS FIRM.
Conquered Territory Must he
Kept, Says Envoy.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Serbian Min
lister in London. NJ. Boskovitch. made
1t clear in a statement to-day tha; Ser
ba will never accede to the demands
of Bulgaria for part of Macedonia
as the price for her entrance into the
war on the side of the Entente Powers.
NJ Boskovitch said that the Bulga-
rian demands for this territory. now
owned by Serbia. based as they are on
the contention that the population is
made up of bulgarian Slavs. Is ridic-
ulous. The Minister points out that
the territory demanded by Bulgaria
was won by conquest and as such can
not be relinquished to the selfish de-
sires of a country which Is hostile.
He says further that Bulgar.a's ten
dency to lean toward the Teutonic
allies is apparently very short sighted,
as II Germany wins the war Macedo-
mia, with Salonica, will go to Aus
tria after Serbia and Bulgaria have
been the victims of the Germans. In
addition Turyey would take back at
least part OF the lost territories in the
vest,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
100000 FORD USERS GET $50.
Profit SharinR Checks Mailed "a
Purchasers Of 1918 Cars.

DETROIT. Aug li.-Proft sharing
checks for $50 each are now being pre-
pared and mailed by the Ford Motor
Company to more than 800 900 pur-
rhlSers of Ford cars in 1919. Miss
G,reyieNe Morrison, 9l4 North Florence
ST eet. El Paso. Tex, will receive checl,
No, !, the company records showing that
sine was the frst TO make a purchase on
August |, 1914.
Each check carries the signatures OF
three assistant cashiers and the most
inveteratc scribber might develop
writer's cramp II some device were not
used to assist him In this case a
method by which all fve checks on a
single sheet can be signed by Q single
operation Is being used,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
BIG WAR ORDER HERE.
SOO. .OOO,OOO Cartridges Contracted
For by Rumnnia.

Npe,,1i '0OR btsbHsH 10 lhk SIN
PARis. Aug. lit is learned here on
excellent authority that Rumania has
contracted In the United States for 500,-
100000 Mannlicher cartridges,
The number was settled on as a COM
promise between 800 900, 900. which the
Rumanian Government wished to order.
and 900. .OO0. 900. which the Massachu-
setts comp,ny handling the contra t
wished to supply,
Delivery OF zoo. 900 900 l. to be made
in December and 800. 100000 on June /.
1916.
1t is also understood that RumaniA 4
is seeking to place a loan OF 400, 1000, 900
francs $50. O.0OO.0 .00O) in the United
States for the purchase OF the ammun'-
ton.
So far as known here Bulgaria has
not sought to place any munition orders
in the United States or elsewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
Lansing and \ B { ENJOYS
Offer to Act as Inter-
mcdiaricS.
REPLIES ASKED or
CHIEFS IN 10 DAYS
Tone of Document Expected
to Bring Result Quicker
inan Harsh Words.

WAsHINGrUN. Aug. 1.-THE text of
the Pan-American appeal To- the Mex
lean leaders To compose their differ
ences and establish government WAS
made public to-day by Secretary
Lansing.
The United States and the six Latin
American diplomats who joined in COM
ference with Secretary Lansing urged
the Mexican leaders to meet i'm amitv
at some "neutralized" pace in Mexico.
far from the sound Of cannon" and
there settle their differences and pro-
coed to the work of rrhibiitatins the
sovereignty and economic life a. the
republic
There is no threat Of intervention or
other drastic action in the event ihut
the Mexican leaders fail Ia respond
No hint even is given as To- the course
which this Government and the re-
publics of Argentina, chile. liraZu.
Bolivia, Uruguay and Guatemala VIII
pursue in that event, but it is known
that the plan Of the comforting nations
Contempiates the support nf such fac
tions as agree to lay down their arms
IL all do not yield and enter the con-
ference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
Tribute or Torch.

Wherever owners refused to pay trib-
ute to anarchy their factories. stores,
mills, power and lighting plants. street
cars and homes were put to the torch,
and their lives hung In the balance.
Many were seized and held for ransom
others, scotched In the flying, barely
managed to escape the country while
hun. were killed for nothing save to
destroy their title to property seized by
their murderers.
To get truthful picture first hand
Sacts must be obtained from actors
in the tragedy. loose ends that may
be picked up among refugees on the
border. For weeks the writer groped
for these loose ends-the loose ends
that ran to individual sorrows; the
loose ends that extended hack to In
dustrfal disasters; the loose ends that
connected up with the political upheaval
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

Every effort was made IN the franz
ing Of the note to avoid th' Suggestion
Of any harsh interference or mcddlue
ON the part of outside governments, ana
to convince the Mexican propl" thar Ia,
United states and the Latin Americans
were actuatod solely 10y a desire lu Sr,
Mexico rchahilitated, Secretary Lansing
and the sN Latin American dlpl"nt.,s
offer to act as Intermediates la ar
ranging time and place tor - confer
ence by the Mexican leaders Il such u
course should be desired.
The entire navor OF the commuuca-
ton to the Mexican leader. IS Latin
American It is IN striking contrast to
President Wilson's recent turccful state
ment on Mexico, IN ~h,'h h" WaIn'd
the Mexican leaders that tAcl mus' con-
pose their differences ~ - Yer! snort
time or this Government w"". 's
Obliged to act.
The note is llkciN H. Ice diStppuiut t.uE
TO Americans, but officials iu NtsnIugjoU
say that as prepared 10y ihr Latin
American diplomats Il = likely t. "r'u-
a quicker and Struuatr response from
the Mexican people iaan a cunuunica-
ton w,,ttcn lu the characteristics style
of American diplomatic correspondence
Everythmg indicates that the note 10
the Mexican ltdl'lS W tS lll'lt''l lIl4N
As mucn for consumption hN the McAiuuu
peoplo az 1t was for the individuals to
whom II was addressed. The original
OF tine note was In spanish.
COMES If the note nave been forwarded
to all the leaders uf prominence IN
Mexico. inc.udiuG Governors of the
States \u effort is tu be- made to give
the appeal the widest possible circulation
h. nf ha
In this way, II is hoped. a force Will
he aroused in Mexico that cannot be
ianored by any lead.r or faction.
with the despatch of the note, officials
here seemed To he more hopeful than
ever that within a comparatively short
time convention will assemble that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

PARIS, Aug. IA despatch from
Bern says that more than 10000
italian citizens have passed through
switzerland on their way from Austria
to Italy They were transported In TWEEN
ty-hve special trains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

The note indicates CitIr'y that the
Governments expect that the work uf
establishing law and order in Mexico
will he undertaken without delay. The
note says that the seven si@udtury
powers will await a reasonable tnue
for replies from the Mexican leaders.
The note adds that such It reasonable
time would be ten days after the COM
munication is delivered, subject to proc
rogations for ,ause,'
The United States nud the siN l.atin
American Governments thus ScrN' no.
tice that they VIII expect definite rr-
plies within ten days. unless there should
appear good cause for cNtrnding tn"
time. At the expiration "f this time
limit the parties to the rau-Amcrlcim
conference will be- prepared to take the
next step in their plan, which. iu IN"
event of TN" fL!lur" of tn" M"Nlcan
leaders To agree, Will consis, ~ Supp"it
ing the peaceful factions in th" "-tth-
lishment of a provisional governments
which the United States and IN" south
and central American Government. Viii
recognize,
The Mexican note OF appeal - 1t Is
officially described. and which ~ a brief
communication, urges the Mexican
chieftains to assemble IN spirit Of
fraternity and to bring to an end the
strife that has 'Steepcd the country IN
blood and visited misery ON millions.
The appeal H. based GA the hlGucsi
grounds of patriotism and Is phras,d
with the intention of aruustug the spirit
of the Mexican people to act IN ih"ir
own interests,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
A HUGE GRAFT
SYSTEM FOUND
ON THEBORDER
Special Investigator Tells
How Villa Wakes
Rich.
FOREIGNERS AND THE
NATIvESPAY TOLL
American Adventures Lin
ing Their POcketS-HOw
Americans Are Bilked.

The toHOUinD article on the
h,ricdn situation is the FIRST OF
series JU Raymond q. Carroll.
which wiH appear daily in THE
SrN. Mr. carroll has made a
thorough investigation Of the situd-
ton az regards the rcUO.ution. its
cause and result thus far. and the
effect Of the policy Of the Wilson
inistration on the cirH Tdr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

British Colony Has COnscripttOn.
SINGAPORE. Aug. 1.-THE straits Set
Elements is the first colony Of the British
Empire to ordain compulsory military
service. by a bill passed by the Legis-
lature here to-day. all men between the
ages Of ~ and % are ordered for train
Ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
1T. and skipper Reported Lost.

Special Cobie Despatch TO TIE ST.
BERLIN. via wireless to London. Aug,
II The Admiralty announces that
Commander Zerch was drowned by the
sinkh,. Of U-i:.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

No mention has yet been made. as
far as known here. regarding the sink
tnG OF the U-1z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

Buugaioe Tee, $50. ID.
Insist upon being supplied.-ldv.
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Continued on Titrd Pdge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

The District Leader
and Votes for Women
Tammany and Republican, they tell their
own and their followers views.
In Mondays SUN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

chambrey, taffeta. serge, percale or
lawn, this style Is very suitable. The
pattern Is cut in 6 sizes "a. SO, IS, 40,
AZ and A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires g yards Of 44-inch material for
a 38-inch size. The skirt measures
about 3 yards at the foot. Price 1Oc.
1344-Ladies' House Dress with or
without Collar, with Sleeve In Wrist
or Elbow Length, and with Skirt I'm
Raised or Normal Waistline. A smart
dress for morning, home, or business
wear. This neat and trim little model
is good for linen, lawn, Bingham. repp.
poplin, wolfe. ~chambrey, ratine or per-
Gale. 1t is also nice Tor tub silk, tat
feta. cotton crepe, corduroy. seersucker,
or galatea. In white pique with pip
ings Of a smart bright color. il will
make a very chic frock. The lines are
new and attractive. The shaped yoke
is a new style feature, and the sleeve
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Dsntiet9e ssssn maMsn'
fetaber.

@IepeInnp. Obio.--Sie G(cpes
LANDER Seutid,en erbielten aopien zines
III Detroit urb Solebo erlaiienen Muis
rilis. Der Iertreter auer beutitcn,
citerrcihiiGeu uuo unsoriihen @ereine
in Den Ger. staaten CUR Sbeiluabmc
an elmer TeriammIune a~uiforbert.
eeren 3ipet in Der Silbune elmer polis
tiid)en (?) @ereinigung beitebt. Surd,
Die bic Sunoesre9ierung seSrpunser
tperben ipl. DEM Waiienbanbel nit
Sentitlanb's Seinhen Elm gnbe 81 bes
reiten. Su Dem Iufrui lpiro unter
Inoerem ertldrt. Die Seutihs amcris
faner iuiiBteu 5ur @eniise. baB Die
Der. Stanten bas iormele 8cdt
bdtten. Die Naiierten nit Waiien unb
Wunition gu periorsen, Mus mora,
liidlen 9riineen aber unb i'm Hamen
Der Sumanitdt ione unper3iislit elm
Waffenulsillbr : Gerbot erlalien
iperneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Danpier ,Armenian"
psrjenft.

Ser britilfe Sampfer .Srmenian"
Der Gomiuipn Clinic, nit elmer Sabune
bon 1,422 @nuleieln bon Nenpurt
9ieips mad @roBbritaunien an @orb.
lpuroe am 20. Suui 4benhs s llbr
20 Reilen peitlid bon Srepoie Ssao.
9orripaa. England, pon Dem oeutiGer
SauHbpnt olls3S" torpeoiert unb perz
ienft. ipobei % Wanu oerlorsu ginger,
uno 10 perlcst nurben.
Die armenian" mar elmer Der
sroBten Sampier Der 9inie, beren Be-
iiser s. 2eplanh < 60. in 9iperpool
iinb. Sas Shiii bate cine 8aiiers
perbrangung BON S.S25 5onnen unb
cine 9angc bon sig Gus. Ser
0ampfer liei i'm Sabre 1895 in 9els
foft BON Stapel uub lpar in liverpool
bebeimdtbet.
Sic .armenian" berlisB am II.
Suni Nepport Relps, unb Die an
gorb peiiublihen iiir ole cngliIhe
arnlee bcitjnmten Ebiere ioIltcu in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

a butterfly shape. 1t will develop ef-
fectively in soft light weight wool ia
brics, or chambrey, lawn, batiste. or
silk, with trimming Of lace or ribbon.
The pattern is cut In 3 sizes Small. me.
dunn and large. and requires 2 IL
Yards Of 24-inch material for a medium
size. Price Zoe.
1S6S-Ladies' Costume, with Sleeve
In Either of Two Lengths, with or
without Over Back, with Two Styles
Of Collar, and Waist Fronts. A unique
and stylish design. This simple but
attractive model, offers several style
variations. 1t may be made with a far,
ing or a low rolled collar, a sleeve In
wrist or short length. The fronts may
be shaped in points or i'm straight out.
line, and closed at the side. or finished
with a revers. The skirt is cut circu-
lar and with four cores. For linen.
pique, corduroy, poplin, repp. Bingham,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Psemspsfms.

@em Gin Wauu. ser lid ais 8ez
uereno be6eldlnet. cine buntfarriertc
Sedc umifldgt, cinen SnbianerieSers
id)muf aus 0aupt iest. Elm Somus
bapt ergreift unb 10 Oiientlih nor
elmer srpBcr Ien9c 3uitauer inter
It>dllerlidem a~rtegSscbeul ciuerl
arie9stan5 aufiiibrt. Damn beSeitnet
Der seiunhe Nenifenpcritane Sas ais
erpbeu llnius uub ih~onobaren Babns
finn. I'm Imsrifa Sibt Is cine eunSe
Wcnge Ienihcn, Die bas Helision
uennen.
~8ep." q. q. Gorbinelcp in Chi
ca9o, .SpirituaIit", umge6en BON
nabe3u 200 .@IGubi9en". meiitens
Sruuen, bot o einisen Sasen aui
einem Sidnidplas bel Chicago bieies
Stauipiel. iiber oas man laut laden
iolte. penn es ni6t elm 10 trauriges
Spmptom Der reliaioien gntartuns
in Gmerifa mare. Ser Wann bes
bauptet, nit benz Ueiit bes groBen
SnoianerbduptlineS Neb Saaet IN
@erbinouns 81 iteben, nit sDttli6er
araft ausseriiitet 3u iein unb iebe
arantbeit beiIen gu tonneu. @ie elm
edter @ilber umihIih une umraite
er lpdbrsnb ieinsS Sphlspofus 80 oIte
6rouen, Die ale franf gu fem bebaups
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
embargo anf 1t,aMen BON Res
pr6ientant Dyer uerlanst.

Gon9reBs Nbgeorbueter g. &. Sper
bonn ~. Wtiliouri : Siitrift ianpte am
%. Suni bon ct. Souis. Mo., aus Gin
Sdreiben an Yrdiibent 8ilion. IN
ipeldem er hieieu eriutt. umpersiiSlid
cine GrtrasS eiiion be3 81. GougrelieS
cin5uberufeu. bamit ein @eiee anses
romumen perben fan, tpelhes Die IuS>
fuhr bon aric9smateriul al i%r9enbeine
Der frie9fiibrenoen IGtte ipdbrenb Der
Saucr bes aeaenpGrtiaen arieges Der
bietet. pcrr Sper madlt beu Sors
ihlag, Die Serireaung unb Der 9erfaui
o @aiien unp Wunition ipQtc inter
Iuiiidt Der He9ierun8 seitellt perncn.
bamit Sanberc Nutionen nidt in ben
Stono gcieBt perbcn nit Inter
itiisrn9 hes dmcritnniiden Bottles ben
arie9 peiter5ufiibren." @leih3eitig
ipciit Serr Sner barauf bin. bnb Der
Sricec in Werifo obne groBc Shniez
risteiten ber9eitelt perben fonnte.
penn eS mpalih iein piirne, BEN @ers
fnlf nmerifaniiher @affen mn ameri,
tnriihcr Ritnition 3i perbinbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
SeteiSnnesseindb Bent -
Gafteaa .e's absepieien.

p m.-Nah fiiuiidbrisem 8ampf
bat @raf Soni De 9aiteuane ieoe Soft,
nuns. feline Che nit Nnna @oulb. hcr
ieeigen Scr8ogiu bon 5~allcpronb. IN.
milliert gu iehen. nifgeben miiiien. uno
3luur infplse Der am rs. Smni abae.
gebcnen ertgiiltigen Glltihcibuns bes
9totn inn Watitun. Soni ipiinidte Die
annuuirune eritens INN fpieper heira.
then in fonneu uub Johann INN Die
Cbbut Der Der Che nit Nnna 8ouIS
cnt'pro'eneu &inber 5I crlanacn.
Zen S~tGdtSaeiesen BON 6ranircit
nab lpurNc boS Yuur I'M Sabre 1907
Ge'tieoeu, mslts Sdstorma bic Strife
iecoh uidt auerfeuut. tro5acm Soni
aIIerIei @riiuoe ms SeIb iijlrtc BON
rencn CT cine fitr i'm ~iiaitisc @ut.
lhcieun8 aI erIanacn bpitc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

%organiiiert perben. Die 9ertreter
Der oraaniiierten Irbeit miiuifen. baS
cine Spedialz Seiiion be5 Gcusrciies
einberufen pcrbe. nm Shritte an tbuu,
luelde auf Die GinfeIun9 Der Sabris
fution bon 8aifen unb Wuuition unb
lonlti9er &rie9sporrdtbe iir Die triegs
iibrenben Hdtioneu ab6ielen. Sic be-
fiirluorten %ferner. oaB ale 8nifenz
unh Illnitious : Sabrifen bon Der
9rnbesre9ieruue ilbernommcu iperreu.
SpngrcBs WitsIieb Buchanan bon Suiz
nois, iriiberer Yrdiibent Der Snterz
national Structural Sron @prters'
Linton, nurbe gum @oriibeuben Ger
Goniercn6 eriudblt. g. =. Strnube BON
Chicago gum Sctretdr. Gruit Sobm,
Neip yorf, aum Shnemeiiter. SeGs
Siccs 0oriisenbe nurben erpdblt, bnrs
inter Nubolf Ytabert. Mem 9orf. unb
!. :. Snplor. Heipnrf. U. ). NlS
iuriiiider 8eratber miro .. Hobert
Soiuler bon Niinois iun9iren. una oils
Sillisunipalt Charles u. S%beripo9cr
bon Neip Yori.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

is good in wrist or elbow length. The
skirt is a four gore model, and may be
joined TO the waist at raised or normal
waistline. The pattern is cut in 9 sizes /:
"a, 36, 80, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. 1t requires 3 yards Of d
inch material for a 36-inch size. The
skirt measures about 2 7-S yards at the
foot. Price 10c.
1346-A S~easonable and Attractive
Trio OF Dress Accessories. S~uspenders,
girdles and vestee for ladies. These
styles are popular, up to date. and easy
to develop. The s~uspenders may be
made with or without the belt or Cir
die, and are suitable for velvet. silk.
cloth, linen, ~taffeta, Bingham, percale
and any other of this seasons popular
dress materials. The vest or vestee
may be OF lawn, linen, pique, batiste.
null. organdie or chiffon. 1t Is also
nice for a combination Of satin and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Cine iran3Siiiepe 1t1inifer.
KriiiS in Slept?

ginnen tllr6er 3eit lit, pie bcreits
9enleloet, ein Wediel I'M fran5Oiiihen
&nbinctt 81 erparten. Ils einen Der
ncucn Wdnncr i'll Der umacitalteten
eiegierlui9 uennt man ZEN cinlti9en
OiiniiterprGiibenteu eco Sourz
gcois. gu ben Winiirern. beren
Gus'heioen %criunrtct miro, 6dblen Der
Wnrincs Wtiniiter u ugagneur mb
Der Nsiniiter oes Snneru. R a [ b y.
Sdon ieit LANCER 3eit mar aus Der
Snriier Yreiie eriidtlih, bab man nit
Gu8a9neur nidt 5ufricren iii. Ian
par erbittert iibcr Die ietlnbdrc 8ollc,
Ole inter ieiner Seitlin9 Die ~fran30s
iiid|e arieesmarine i'm ariesc aeipielt
uno lpurSe insbeionoere itets aii Den
auffallcnben llmitanb b%inseipieien. oaB
Die 3nblreide Slottille Der llnteriees
boote nod feinc berporragenbe 8rieass
that 81 per5cidnen hat. Nalpp. Der
Winiiter bes Snnern, ma elmer Der
unfdbigiten 2cute in Der He9ieruns.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
pique. The pattern including all styles

piQue. The pattern including all styles
illustrated Is cut in 3 sizes: Small,
medium and large. 1t requires for No.
l and for No. ., "a yard Of 36-inch
material and for No. 3, 7-S yard Of 81
inch material, for the medium size.
Price 10c.
1350-1336-Waist 1850. skirt. 1885.
A Charming Summer Dress. Composed
of ladies' waist pattern, 1850, and la
dies skirt pattern, 1886. As here H.
Illustrated. white taffeta was employed
in the making, with plpings OF new
blue OH the free edges. The waist has
new style features. The sleeve in short
length is finished In bell style. and
trimmed with buttons to correspond
with those on the waist front. The
skirt is composed OF double fiounce sec
lions, that may be finished with deep
scalloped or straight lower edges. For
poplin. linen, organdie, lawn, dimity.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

wolfe or crepe, this design Is very at
tractive. The waist is cut in 9 sizes /:
"a. sc, 3S, 40, ~ and A inches bust
measure. The skirt in 8 sizes: -, "a,
20, IS, 30 and 80 inches waist measure.
1t requires Z II yards Of 38-inch ma
terial with l IA yard Of lining for the
foundation skirt, for a medium size.
The skirt measures about 3 1-2 yards at
lower edge Of lower fiounce. This H.
l~ustratiOn calls for TWO separate pat
terms. Price 10c each.
l6O7-Designs for Borders. For
tiannell, silk or linen, these patterns
are very appropriate. The two upper
designs are for eyelet or solid en-
broidery. the lower design is for braid
ing or outlining. The upper and lower
design IL 2 inches deep, the other is
l 81 inches deep. Perforated pattern
of the three and stamping materials.
25c.