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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

plated panel. Serge. taffsta. cash.
mere. mixed suiting. seerSucker. chew
lot, bingham or percale are all good
for this style. The pattern is cut in
8 sizes "a. 80, -. 40, ~ and "A inches
bust measure. and requires s yards OF
36-inch material for a 38-inch size. The
skirt measures about 3 Is yards at the
foot. Price 10c.
145sA Neat Dress for the Grow
ing Girl. As here shown white serge
was combined with black and white
checked suiting. The style is nice for
galasea, Bingham, seersucker, linen.
Iinene, OF percale. good for lawn, ba-
tists. popiin, or repp, and also suitable
for ~taffeta. velvet, y%elveteen, corduroy,
iannell, novelty and plaid suitings. The
right front Of the waist is shaped ar
The closing. The skirt is g0red and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
Die ~FelSenmdsd,en Scr ntrais
~niict,sn Gceien.
,ssesiace Drr.ipsHosns si.i.r .ssituna1

Cine Der RECOMMENDATION ser utrai
niid,en Arn,ee lit. 10 ihreibt Die 81.
Sr. YreNe". odB ibusn NIT 9epObn'
lidosn. re9slredlren liniformen belief
Oetc WGocncu d,Igeh0ren, Sic III ieher
Siniidt Den slciheu Sslobisnr leiireu
mic Die Manner. Sic iragen anrds
hiner. BADEN Den Solbateneih ab9elest.
iperben beTorbert unb erbalteu iognr
Ius6eiTnunget. Nud bcnt inter
n~ationalen Hcd)t iiuo JIG cbenip
Splbdtcu mic Die Wdnner; arid, mir
iehen iene ruiiii he = anne II,
Die IN nprntdler Solbnters Uniform
fdnrpfen, fir reaelrehte Splnutcn an.
Seru audi iolde sibt es.
-Seute batte ih NIT einer Der unies
rem. SrI. Sopbie 1dletihfp, Gin ldnaes
res 9eiprdh. SrI. 6oletidtc III Stuz
oentin uno "a Sabre alt; Tic iii bluno.
aiIBerprbentlid, mdhheubafi. bat eii1
feineeIfnittenes Intlie unp III iebr
emit nrb febr idlon. sic rrnat cine
srobe. fart bereenommeile Selb lluis
iprm. auf Der ShuIter ben aarabiner.
am arasen Die AaHssS ininttion eilss
Wudlimeifer6, an bet Sruit Die Sds
pierteitss @epaiIe. 5eit 2rieeSauSs
b.uh ireht lie i'm SelD. ipar pGhrenp
zines SabreS iIl5Beianmt nsnn sust
tranf unn fiibli lid nud, ihrem Nils
! iprild, il6erau9 luohi. Sna iulgc
Mdbdeu lit cine aebilriiac YcmDcr9c
rim, hal ia 0raj pcutid,t uto ilnnuiidc
Vbilplpgic inlbicrt mo III 9lciH uud'
NriesSauabrudl nit Ncu iipri9cu guli
! Siid llfruiniidsu SrcUuilli9cu in Sen
Nrie9 9cinacu. neil g tic Al Guuic
nirrt lii une Wcll lie NnS @cillhl hnttc.
pnB ie ieeI nle nit biuuI3 miineu",
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

verse fashion, and presents a smart and
stylish appearance. The sleeve has a
neat c;Iff finish, and with the high
closing at neck edge, the model will
be fine for opol weather. The pattern
Ia cut in 4 sizes \, 10. 12 and Ia years.
1t requires 3 yards of 44-inch material
for & 10-year size. Price 10c.
1445-Ladies Dress in Semi Prin
cess Style with Sleeve in Wrist or
Short Length. A new and becoming
model. Striped poplin in gray tones
was used in this instance. The style
Ia new and u~p-tO-date, with IFS princess
front and fare skirt portions. The
sleeve in wrist length has a straight
cuff. In elbow length the cuff fnish IL
in turnback style. The skirt portions
are cut in cores and joined TO the
panel front. The back forms a box
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

,Sn ole allie, ats benz rs. Sdhrbllnhett
%Itornnenhe armee Der ll~trdiuer, III hsu
ySiitlG", eiu3utreten. hsiisn Name
ieBt oieic 6ruppsu fiibxeu. rpa frilber
Srareu bel Epbcsitraie ~perbotcu.
Nuro 9pnterfo, cine 9emberaer
Stubentin Euulina giphaiipid)iu. cine
hinge 8ittpc, unh olga Yihnnsodn,
Die II Sabre ait lit unb nlts Dem
College ms 6elo elite. tompicn sleid,z
inls III bieier &egeuo 9emeiniam nit
Den Mdunern.
Die utruiniid,en Stubentsn lun
9ebeil bieie triegertldlen Muodeu nit
riibrenbcr 3drtlidtcit. Sic ipredlen
emit mn irelmbichaitlidI nit ihncn inb
laNen lie teiuen Augenblid fiihien, sdB
Tie Srauen iiuh. Die 8ruppe. nit Der
mir I'M 8alb 3piidpen ben mi SnDid
nsrart 9cDalltcn @igiuamS nuureltcIl
Tie beiteht ans Den Stuoentcn Nclltnt
Hpntan. Sidernpt. Semuro;um unp
Verehulat. Die nleiumult cine bis Slpci
3apferfeitsntebailsu buben). iuSt ole
Noac Der talnpieuoeu Srallcn nit
udtunagebieteuocm grnit aut. Bon
iebem unerniteu @ebanten tonicno
Weileu entfernt. panocIt unfer linen
nit 9eidhultcrtem &acnbiuer bieies
lrGumeriid, blidcnhe BLONDE Ntdndlen.
uls iibte tic mittcl$ Der Strait Der ,Soec.
Die lie pertritt. cine Nrt i%unftcr, ubcr
unfpiberiteblider 6erridatt ilber tic
aus, Sa5 9ilb. eic Stinurung. Ger
9ciit bieier 9an8en fleinen Sruppe iii
bon ether Irf. Die rur peritebt, Der
ibr Aug III Aug 8eeeniiberiiebt. @as
5u 0anle 9cfpiS alS zines Der roman
tiiten @nnper Ses arieges nirtt. III
bier niifierne uno blhttge &irtli6tcit;
bic Srn9er. Die 5u SduIe asrpiB aui
inrld)sn iuiirben. tomnneh eiuem bier
gar nidr III DEN Sinn. Gin pulgtz
pulhtsco uno drserlifes @eflbl en-
greiit eilcn bel erm eiehanteu. eos III
Ser 9tdhe oicisr Miofcu alld uuNtrc
Sruaen dufgclporicu lpcrNCn i0nutcn
ais rein politi'dc phcr m%illtdriidlc
Gin Slid y sri. Suphic rdumt nit
ciucm in 6lpnuiiN %ubrcu nuAciunmcl
ten %orrutb itInIiidcr @iBt unN
; Mlgclelcn alI, ~. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

fitness. 1t may he finished with the
skirtband 81 joined to an underwaist.
The sleeve is To he made in wrist
length. with a band cuff. or finished at
elbow length with a turnback cuff. The
pattern is cut in 1 sizes: s, 10. l. and
IA years. 1t requires 3 81 yards of A.
inch material for 4 1O-year size. Price,
10c.
1455-Ladies' Dress in Raised or
Normal Waistline with sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths. A unique and
pleasing design. AS here shown, black
velvet was used. with dotted net for
the sleeves and insert and white crepe
for the chemisette and collar. The
design may be finished with short
sleeves. The design is nice for t~affeta,
faille. serge, gabardine or pop,in and
lends itself nicely 10 combinations of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

plated. The SdeeSe may he finished i'm
wrist length with a straight cuff. ~ Ia
elbow length with a jaunty turnback
cun. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes /:
6, s, 10 and l. years. II requires , IL
yards OF 40.inch material for a 10.
year size. Price lOc.
1442-Girls' Suit with Gored
Plated Skirt and Norfolk Blouse.
tSleeve in either of two lengths. A
popular, pleasing style. As here shown
checked gtngham in blue and brown
tones. was combined with blue cham
brey. For comfort. style and practical
features, this model has much TO rec.
ommend It The blouse may be fin
ished with or without the back yoke
facing, and the belt may he adjusted
at the Empire or low waiStline. The
skirt is Il 4 gore model, with plated
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

Heeierumg ci~nuiliete, Die geiangenel
cn9liiden Sffisierc Ipic irirhcr 5u be
banoelr. Der pI. Stuhl fieb es iid1
bardlIi nn9eisseu lem. icinc 9cnulh
ltltgen bel her heutidlcn 8c9icrung ulr
ausfiibrulg Oes bsreits abacidlpiie.
nen Tbfonlnlen3 Si erieuern. Scr
preuBiihe @eidllDtc beim Sol. Stuhl
tclcaraphtcrtc ans Ellgonp pom 5.
Nugult Die 6uiagenbc antrpprt icircr
He9ierun9. Hudbem Der enaliidbcr
Mcnieruug burh DEN aarhndlz Stuuias
letrcrdr blerpun @ittheilung gclnddt
porbcu mar. huuftc Ole IeBtere am II.
Iuguir iir Die mirtiumc mcnidcls
i%rcrnNiidc Milton oca Yupites.
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Die SaiierhpdJ SfiiSisre.

Hdpitau =. Z. @alerou uur Gent
nollt .. &. 6arbner bon Ser 90.
aompaenis Ser aiilien = 9lrtiQerit,
Ipeld'e beihuloi9t luurcm in einen,
pffertliteu Meirourunt III &prtlnno.
Oregon. an foaiteu dui Den bclrtid}erl
&aiier mo Die peutidlc Sade 6etbeie
liat gepeieu jill icin, habcn DEM aricgse
amt cine 5ufrishcnitellenoe gr.ldruna
singeianOt. Senator Chamberlain. Der
Dem Sepurtenteut Ole 3cinn89bcritte
llber oisie Iffnirc iiherinuht hattie.
purNc . rieicr Grtldrmna Ocnnd
ridltiut,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns BY Number.

1446-Ladies' Dress in Semi Prn-
cess Style. with Sleeve in Either of
Two Lengths. A new and stylish
model. This style is good for velvet,
corduroy, taffeta. serge, broad cloth,
poplin. voile. bingham, chambrey, linen
or crepe. The panel fronts give length
In the figure. The waist is Joined at
the sides aud back, to gored skirt
pieces, having plaits over the front.
Tab extensions on the panel are Tapped
over the waist belt. The sleeve liz
close fitting in wrist length. In short
length it is finished with a shaped cuff.
The pattern is cut In q sizes: "a, 80.
rs, 40. AZ and A inches bust measure.
1t requires q "a yards of 44-inch ma
terial for a 86-inch size, which meas
ures about 8 3-s yards ut the foot.
Price loo.
143O-Giris and Misses Combina-
tion Corset Cover and Petricoat. An
up.to-date and practical style. Lawn,
cambria. hatiste, crepe. or silk could
he used for this style. If developed
separately the same materials are good
for both. Sateen or fannell could also
be used for the petticoat. The rufle
may be Quilted. The pattern is cut
in 8 sizes: IL, IA 16, Is and 20 years.
1t requires 3 IL yards OF 27-inch ma
terial for the skirt. and / 3-S yards for
the corset cover, with 3 1-2 yards OF
6-inch f10uncing for the rafle, for a
14-year size. Price 19c.
145S-Coat for Girls. A practical,
desirable and serviceable model. This
style is excellent for cbeviot, serge,
tweed, linen, cretonne. silk. liDens, or
repp. The fronts are crossed in re-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
Kirhli6cS.
e3hbcr;iac Shenfnug crmSgiidJt
Efnrrihniban.

Drnoflrn u. y Gin @,ir5e.
tSssar 5tabt Der ieOody 'cinen Namell
saIA 9enau;t boben mia, but enrdj
e;ne 9roBartiqc Shenfrng Sic Grha:,.
.nag eineS neutrality-suspicious. iiir Die
81. Waria Mngooleno. Serleiroe ii,
Springficlo, g. s., ernrcatt6t. CT
hat lid angeboten, Die Salite oieier
apiten ais @eid)enf SIT 3eluabren unh
Ole auoere Salfte ais 5iuSlaieS Car.
lebelt por5uitredeu, baS IN Sbeilsab'
lllngen, pie es ole Ntittel Der Yfarrei
erlmtben, 5urilderituttet iperocu icl.
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~
NV. Nt W" teslIa Sup'ei' oos 'pN'
guy '~'ni9 Io'IeiIe YuIlnt9 e.''e'
80: ,l u'I.u' oe' S"1,li,ns"
WV oNia oet goupo nc" St0s'l"oI
per'aBteh Se'taaielite lrritnf Ger hlifl7
heDr %e~r'tctpene Deli ssltr'n ails,
odb Der ,%se1tern ndrd)nfuh non
c'rier aftleit'@eleii'du>t iIoerlloflltlien
uro me'tefgefubrf lperoe.
r....
y w. -s'p. sth.
onW'l @'Ct ip..g'e uut1eele SOU
ilalllth ee Sd,l'len Der 81. Hltp'
mus, Sf. @torte'I- nm sfo'llen Se'u-
Sefllelnoe.
Saoenport Soipd. - I'M 70.
itiro -. rs. relerte ote 81. Solepns.
0enleinoe Ill Sorf @'doI'ot lDr 'o'
Idprtses SltplldltllI.
@oncorbin. 4arios. - 8iidlpf
cunningham, Der am s. slua. iein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns Illustrated on this page
will be mailed TO any address on re-
csipt OF price mentioned with deScriI.
tion of each pattern. Send either sill.
YER wrapped in paper or stamps. Writs
and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and siles OF pat
terms desired. Remember that in these
patterns allowance is made for seams.
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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Tie Milton neS IupiieS fir DC
iausenens SehanDluns mn Snter
uierten M~usiauid,.

Ser rGnerpdtore 9tomano" melDet
naS Sic ShpieriRteileu. lpeIdc Sic
&c.ptrtiiduI9 Der hntbcriiAcn 9u
rcauma hcS Nl. %nIcr3 hluilhtIidl Nc2
NlStuuidlc* Der Siull8eiuugentn icNtu
Hller@. bic gum 0tiliturbieniI uniIhi0
linN, ucripNcrtc. llucumuocu luurNtu
inn. ~ pic cu9.iiUc HcQitruul
cmNcpiuiNt bat, sic Npmmanouutcu
NM Mtunnidnitcu Ncr otutidltu Inter
iccpoplc mic BIC nnhtrcu NricAHQciau
Bcncu 81 bchuuNcul uuo Nlc btulidc
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Geoaftenr nub Yfurrer Ebefan
~aejfprbem.

: ct. 9onis. - &eo. SupiO z.
Ebelau, lett 1868 Aeftor Der Yfarrei
Cur Saop Of Nount Carmel" in
Woro 81. Bouts, iii 9ieustag Nods
mittag, q. Sept. I'M 81. Sohu'S
Soipitdl, mo er ieit oein =. Sept. an
einem 9tierenleiben barnieberlaa, aes
itorben. Or erreifte elm Ilter bon
"a Snbren.
Hen. Ehelan mar am i6. SSuli 1871
in Hopu Scotia leboren. er fam als
,sllnee nit ieinen eltern nah ct.
Souis. am 20. Nai 1863 wtroe er
5um Yrieiter se1ueiht uno Der antbe.
brol,@ emeinbe als Silisprieiter j1ae.
tbetlt, fpelhe Steae er 5pei Sabre
periah. 1863 ipuroe er aunt Heftpr
Der Viarrei Dur &aop Of Wount
Carmel" beitelt, peld)es lint er bis
Su ieinem Sooe periab. 1865 grim.
oetc er Den o@eitern @atdman" Der
ism Sum ati sin iiini5igjabri9ea Be
iiebel Surudblifeu fonllte uub oel er
pom ara1ltenhetlc ants llom leIletc.
,Ssm goilSen ciaentlIh nic red,t frIItt.
lid,, apolI9 ein Nierenlcioen hal hod,.
milrbiger Scrrl unl }. Sept. md
benz Ct. ,ohn's NoipitoI Ill i%lhcrlic'
oelr. &1hrclb Der HinerlcaniElrns'
Sepealma mot Rcp. Fhrlnn heNon'
: hers heftig ae9eu bnH SeHiRDtbEHI'
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EnpDeu 4lub.

sir Die alciucn,
Huen lieben tleiucu %citrn
bicruit jlrr AuScigt. paB mir
eileu |uppcn Nlub u~tgriinoct
haben.
%,snruphl. ciuen Euppcu Rnjb.
6n henl ale Sicicniaeu gchoreu
merhcn. bic eint Der rNiuma
Yitnpcn" curcrbcn. sic Ser.
Hrnd9er Der Che Gothplic
ErtnttuG 60" ami Sd1er hai.
Us iino pics idpuc Yippnel.
Die iuirtlid, o9iamo" rllicm
tonnen; Die allerIiebiteu tleineu
Ginger!
llr0 pie iiub oitie Tuppcu
5u crlpertcu?
80ni eluiud: Sbr brGuht Gur
eineu Nrsunb oocr Sermunaien
iiint aheniieren ami cine nnierer
Setinnaen "SGtbDitit,er &citcn",
"Snsembnrncr WG j%cttg", Che
\ Gnthpilr SribHtr" uncr Die halo
uad)cntlldIc She Catholic Sri
bnne" ~ b%cucacn.
S0@ III @ul2.
Nliu IlrUc NltiucL c~rlucrlrt
NrnIl2 cine NHpyt mr. wSrrtt
MiitNIlcN mitrc2 %upp,u SHUTS,
g: e =; e "
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4ntcritnniid,e SuupelSilpttc Snr Sen
Die SwcitsrUstc Der &elt.

&ic Dos 6aloelss Separlcmeut piii
Ileu bctauut 9iebt. beGrua am 30.
Sunt Die 3nbl Der 0onoelai9ific III
oen Ser. Stnuten 26,577 nit S.319..
1876 Spnneu. cine 3uunhmc BON
$50. 19s inn 3citrSIm oes psrilpNcz
men Sahrss, utb mirn iontit nur nod,
bon Der britiider SGnhclsilottc nit
21.275.500 Sunnen i]ibcrtroifcu.
Die Scr. Stdnteu inn nnhcr. lpenu
oildl WobI porilbcrQebeub, al
5peite Stelle hlnduiaerildf. unn
in uileroiugs in bicic 3dhl uld1 Der
Nerfshr an Der Slime. uui Sen Sect
uub Sliinen ciu9cidllpncn.
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DIT. &eu. u. i. Sdmler, :. l., vi
Id,pi ppu 81 Yaiu, Scras.

Senper, Golo.--SR @egerTart
bon 10 gr5biihoien be;su. giitoien
miirbe am 81. Sept. ser bodm'ite Il.
). Sdntler. z. s., IN Scr autbcornle
sitr llnbeiledten e%mpfdnguiS sum
giidoi bon 81 Yaio, &eraS, font
iefriert.
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Don bier, ipiuoe oas ai,tonobtl. it
Dem &ep. s. 5. Mc@artbn lttto Schr
Suggan iidl ~befonhea. bel etller 9rels
SING Don einent ;3lIae eriaSt mo ser
itort. Die betoel Sniaiisn ialine,s
oen lofortigen 300.
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&ir lisiera Guh ole Muher
Ut biaisen Yrsiien.
sssssSssssSssss3sfsgS

bon. The pattern is cut Ia 3 sizes:
Small. medium and large. IL requires
6 yards OF 36-tnch material for q me
dium size. Price Toe.
Ol55-Sight Dress. A pretty daisy
design for q night dress. 10 be sn-
oroidered In solid outline apd button
hole sdnbroideSy.
Stamped On 3 l.: Yards Of good
quality nalngc3k.--..... .~-- 81 90
Embroidery cotton for working. 20
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials Is
1I9B--A Dainty Corset Cover. An
exquisitely pretty and attractive one
piece corset cover is here shown To
be executed in solid or eyeiet embroi-
derry.
Stamped OF nainsook .------.-..65c
Stamped on
Perforated
0l41-Centsrpiece. A simple hut
non the less pretty centsrriece in hut
terty design. 10 BE- embroidered In out
line. solid and buttonhole stitch. or the
little daisy medaIlions would be- very
effective carried N in eyelet eai-
broidery.s
Stamped on 1Sxis-inch imported
Irish linen-.--.--..-.-. ...-....--~S0 SOC
Stamped on 22I22.inch imported
Irish linen ...---.......----.-. --.-........-T Oc
Cotton for working ....--.-25c
Perforated pattern of either size
Estate what size you desire, in
.l,nIfnn n1l ~
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5u bereitell. Sros Ser lem rHauniti-
gen @itterltng batter lib groRe
Sfnnreu periolnmelt. NM on scr
Seitlid,feiten tbcil;unebmen.
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Rene fathpliid,e Sdlmie inr
Yprtp Ricp.

baltimore. Mo. - Bon BIER
reiiten cine an5ahl ebrp. Totrg
Games dApeitern nah Son SiIon.
Yorto &ico. I'M aloort ci,e fatlcli'
Idle Sh,le SIT ariinoeu, Die jpeise 0ui
Der Snlel.
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Sdmleimueibuns III Gpipbanu, z. :.

Vim II. Sept. hattie ous St1btd,en
Gpipbum icinen o~llerbeiten Sdlmrld
ailAele9t. gait Is oodL Dem bodu'iten
Ncrrn Siihpi S'Wcrmnn BON Sicur
Sails, Der Qetonnlen lpur, nm Ole 10,
cbet pollcnbctc EiarrIdnIlc cilSll
mcibciL, eIncn gcbiIbrenoen GmpiAug
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Spipifaf fir 9~nnseni

Oapton Sbio.-Sisr ioa DEM.
rodit silnt aoitenpreiie Don clne, tnl.
ben Willion Elm SoipitaI iiir Euber.
fuloie erbaut merben, oeiien Getting
bic ebrp. Sransisfane: Sfreitern
i~ibernebnen nerben. Ias bea6lit,'
tiete Soipith lit Die @abe beg germ
Ieter Stunt, Sr.. zines 9romiueuter
bieiigen fatboliid)en Buraers.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20

other In quite an inspiring way. Both cele.
brate the successful completion Of the Pan
anna Canal. which is of worldwide signif.
canoe. and both reflect special credit and
honor on the State of California.
San Diego enjoys an exposition climate"
which lasts the year round, its annual tenn
perature averaging "a degrees, with SO de.
grees the average for the Winter months It
Is the metropolis Of Southern California, where
centres wealth OF romance and traditions
which hardly any other part of this country
possesses. It's architecture and the customs
of many Of its inhabitants, too. are perpetual
reminders OF the old Spanish civilization
which fourished here when the United States
were In their Colonial cradle.
As Is made plain by the photographs re.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20

1.-TWO great International e1posit1ons in
one year, now attracting visitors
from all over the world, is an
achievement which distinguishes
California among her sister States of the
Union. So much attention has been concen.
trated on the Panama Pacific Exposition at
San Francisco that doubtless many persons
are only dtmly aware Of the existence OF an.
other world fair at San Diego The latter.
called the Panama.California Exposition. has
been open to the public since January l. AS
1t will not close until December 81, 1t will
enjoy the unique record among international
expositions Of an uninterrupted career Of 3sS
days.
There Is no rivalry between these two great
fairs. On the contrary. they supplement each
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-07
DAVE WALSH IS
 FOUND DEAD OF
 SKULL FRACTURE
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Water street and Fairfield avenue, has been identified with the approach to the railroad station for a half dog en years.
 He slipped from a. position one of the most brilliant speakers of the common council chamber, to that of vendor the last score of years. During the term of Mayor Robert E. DeF'or- est in 1889 and 1890 ana later of Mayor William H. Marigold. h was elected to the common iouncil as rep resentative from the Fourth ward. Mayor DeForest later appointed him a member of the police commission.
 In the common council chamber he was most forcefua speaker, and some important matter was to be de- bated. He was known as one of the greatest stump speakers in the city.
 He was member of the police commission when the enbrog1io over the Rylands-Pinlxern1a removal was the center of interest. Two police city hall and the other in the home Of William B. Grant. It was with the latter board that Walsh was iden- tif1ed.
 Tn private life. Walsh was a striper at the Htncks & Johnson Carriage shop. He was known as one of the best in the profession After leaving that position when the shop went out of business, he never resumed work at his trade
 In the later 90's, Walsh gradually slipped from the public view and he had no regular occupation until seven years ago when he was employed by Robert Graham as a. vendor. He has been working for Graham and living sri 1Taf fIn Cld o%x Cannon street
 Walsh is survived by two sons, Da- v1d and Edward, and Ia daughter Mrs. Mary Rockefeller of South avenue. He has a brother Edward living on Myr- tie avenue.
 have long been considered part of the old building at n Cannon street, which is used by "squatters." For more than half a dozen years now, Graham, Walsh and one or two others have held the building against all oth- CT invaders, simply by keeping a vii cious dog on the lower floor and lock ing the upstairs door
 Fifteen years ago when the post office was being built at Cannon and Broad streets, the Federal rule that no building may be within 25 feet of a Federal building was called into ser vice, and the house at II Cannon St., owned by R. M Judson at that time, was supposed to have been condemn ed. Litigation arose and a commits sion was appointed by the government to appraise the dwelling and settle the matter. The litigation was nev- CT settled. but the owner made a never was acted upon and the claim is still before the Federal court of claims
 As a result o9 the litigation and be-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-07

 cause the building could not be rent ed to anybody, it has been open to any person who chose to enter, legal 1y. Practically it was not however, for seven years ago Graham and oth- CTS usurped the place and with the aid of the dog have never been mo- tested by other would-be rent-free tenants.
 The rear of the house is falling to pieces but is boarded in the worst places. The roof leaks. so much that the top floor may not be used but such rooms as are habitab1e are oc- cupied by Graham and his friends.
 It is 15 years since the claim was made against the government and the house has been a. home for the unique band of vendors for most. of that. The house once was among the best in the neighborhood and was occupied by prominent persons.
 Relatives are arranging to-day to provide a funeral for Walsh. Many of his political acquaintances will turn out to pay their last respects to him.