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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-15
DEFEAT
AT lRAPUATO
Is ADMIT TIED

Washington. u. iii. April l1 The state
department has trlcgraphcd ~ it- consular
agents IA the vicinity ot Cclaya aud Ira
ruutu for more definite information 81 the
military situation III that section. Agents
were instructed Ia keep the American
government promptly advised "i develop
mcut-. Interest III the outcome WI the im
pending battle between General Villa and
Gcnrr.l nhrr.un H. very keen among ut
friul- here. a~ the question "! rrmmuuIra
ton with the City ot Mexico from the hor-
der and the relief 81 many interior towns
where food III short. ~ Ht stake.
Early reports from GEORGE & Carothcr~,
American consular agent N General NiIla'-
hcadruartcr-. stated that thy \iIal forces
had withdrawn after the up"nu. -kirW-
.i-hr~. This was taken ~ mean ~ official
quarters that the CarrauZa claims W. vice
tory IN the opening struggle were con
tirncd.
"a report dated April IL from Ira
puato." the department summary -ay-.
Estates that General Villa wa~ It'll ~ the
front and that the battle would begin
again after the troops had had u good
rest. II J. said that the troops Hrr m good
spirits and that the fightin. M which they
we're engaged lasted thirty-~iN hours. The
engagement took place on the 9th and 9Th.
and il J. stated that General Villas troops
were - exhausted that il wa~ thought al
.vi~ablc to Withdraw Tor rest and reinforce
ment-."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-15
SECRETARY STANTONS MESSAGE TELLING
OF n ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

OF THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The following dispatches regarding the assassination and death Of Ir~i-
dent Abraham Lincoln ere taken from a. "ENr" MI the New York Her
aid. ISSUED al sac A. M April III. lNG5.
War Department. Washington. April -. II" q. m-M'lor General DIX.
New York-Abraham Lincoln died this morning at twenty .tw" mnut- past
! O'Clock. Edwin VI. Stanton. secretary "t War.
War Department. Washington. April -. $50 a. m-MaIor General DIX
New lork-Th~ evening about $50 ~ M, "a Furl~ tht#tr. the president.
while sitting n hi private box with Mr.. Lincoln. Mr. Harris and Major
preached behind the president. The ASSASSIN then Laprl umn the Stage.
brandi~hng 4 large dagger or knife. and made h~ escape ~ tt rear of the
theater. The pistol bali entered the back . the President head and r'u'-
traicd nearly through the head. The wound A. mort. The president ha- been
nScn>iblr eve since Il wa- inflicted. and ~ n"w dying.
About the same hour m ASSASSIN. whether the same or not. entered Mr.
Seward apartments. and under prchn>c ui having 4 prescription WH~
shown to the -errrtary- sick chamber. The assassin immediately rushed
to the bed aud Inflicted two or three -tah> on the throat and two on the .acc.
ii : hoped the w"und- may not hc mortal Ny apprehension N that they will
prove fatal. The nurse alarmed Mr Frhruk Seward. wh" wa iu uu ad-
Joining room. and he FASTENED to the door 81 hi father Room. when hr ut
the ASSASSIN. who Inflicted upon him o, or more dangerous wounds The r-
covry 81 Frederick seward ~ doubtful.
II Il not probable that the President will live through the night.
General Grant and wife were advertised T., Ir ut the thratcr tm~ evening.
but he started to Buhnp NJ u o,hrk this evening. Al " cabinet meeting at
which General Grant Wa present. the subject at the state "t the country and
the prospect Of . speedy peace was disclosed. The president ~a- very
cheerful anl hopeful, and ~l"c yer, Kindly MI General Lee and uhrr~ t tr
Confedcracy. and Of the rt"lI- lurut 81 government vi Virginia. AT the
member, of the cabinet except Nh Seward ere now IN attendance upon the
president. have seen Mr. Seward. hut hr and Frederick were both un.
conscious. Edwin NJ. stanton. Secretary vt War
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-15

a lingering cold, distressing cough.
SlccpleSS nights. a raw, inflamed throat
lead II 4 run down condition IN which
the child l. not able "a resist contagious
diseases. Foley 5 Honey and Tar j. truly
healing and prompt in action. II relic
YES coughs. colds. Group and %whonpIng
cough. Contains no oplates. MARTINEZ
Drug Store. north corner Market
square adv.
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3 RESOLUTIONS
ARE ADOPTED BY
IRRIGATIONISTS
ONE WOULD PETITION GOVERNMENT
TO REESTABlISH POSTS AT OLD
BORDER FORTS.
ANOTHER ASKS Foo ESTABLISH
MENT or DISTRICT OFFICE or
The GEOLOGIC SURVEY.
special wv Th, IlrraldJ

Mission. TcXa~. April mr.. Three m-
,.rt..t ..-nhlti.t- u.r. I.,t.I ,h.
,-,r,-,a ". ~. Gr,,r, Irr..ti.n A--..,,
,,,r M -L. I..v.r nh, Gr-.I. N.u., I.LJ
L-r. Tur-I.% ri.UI nrr r..u.-f- tb..
un,rrrnr \, r-..nmm.rJ au apnr.urYr,,n
,t -,nnu \. N. need N, th. -t.f. y..r.rv.,
engineer ir vurL uu rh, Er. GrHrL.. .r
other r~,iti.u- tlr oar J,uarfm.,t Y, ".
establish arm, r.--- M Fort Brown arJ
Fart En.n,II. .-d tE. rLirI .r.t.- tu rl..
J,uwi,. wv wv. p.,.- ANA bowls myers
The mr,-ir- MIS- rafh v.lI Intended and
enthusiastic throughout. WUIIr confined
WV thc h~u~iuc-~ WV tl. a--uciaiiou. mon,
than usual interest V.- Ir-pln,-d IN both
thr proceeding aul tHu splendid rruer,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-15
Texas Forestry Association Meets.
BY Associated Press

Houston. Texas. April l5.-The first Of
fetal meeting 81 the Texas Forestry az
sociation wa Ia be- held here today when
permanent officers will be elected. The
rnrpose OF the organization viii be The
securing OF a large membership IN the state
/. cooperate with the newly created state
forester IL forest CONSERVATISM woT--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-15

Ihdal.o and Starr. a. the floods ~ said
rivers are stored.
The three above resolutions were en-
Enthusiastically and unanimously endorsed
bv thu meeting. other important matter
were taken up aud di~Pr~rd "a with The
same rapid dispatch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-15
Mrs. Roosevelt is Operated On.

New York. April l5.-Mr~. Theodore
Roosevelt was operated on today. The ma
ture of the operation was not disclosed but
It i said To have been successful.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-15
kOrrect.

htJu NJ tg~l.
\ kolumn conductor on a Kansas koun
III, kalrndar klnim> ~ have kirkrd out
u kulumn while klamuring fer kard> dur
ing 4 k~achiuating kuur>r IT k%rihhagr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
Iir lieiern Gad Die SHUTTER
IN biaissn Yreiiea.

able finish. The pattern is cut in 8
sizes: "a, SO, SO. 40, AZ and A. inches
bust measure. 1t requires 2 1-2 yards
of 44-inch material for 4 36.inch size.
Price 10c.
0170-Table Cover. A handsome
table cover in butterfly and daisy de-
sign. to be embroidered in punch work,
solid and buttonhole embroidery.
Stamped on pure imported white
linen size 36x36 inches---..-S .95
Stamped on pure imported white
linen size 45X45 inches-~-~..-- 1.4o
Perforated pattern (only a sec
ton is given including all nee
essary stamping materials. Is
121S-Ladies' Shirt Waist with
Vest, with or without Cherhisette. AM
with Sleeve in Either Of Two Lengths.
White satin is shown in this model,
with simple stitching for a finish, and
fancy buttons for decoration. Tho
waist is made with a vest front. out
lined by a deep tuck at each side. A
jaunty collar finishes the neck edge,
and may be rolled low, or wired for
flare effect. The sleeve in shirt style ia
very smart but the short length sleeve
is equally popular and effective. The
pattern is cut In 6 sizes: "a. 80, 80, -.
~ and A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires . 5-S yards OF 4O-inch material
for a 36-inch size. Price 10c.
13-Waist Design. A very effective
waist design for eselet embroidery. -
Stamped on 2 yards Of fine lawn
or $1.Oo
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

knickerbockers are in regulation style
and may be of self or contrasting ma
terial. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes /:
3, 4, D and g years. 1t requires 4 IL
yards of 27-inch material for a 8-year
size. Price 10c.
1909 - Ladies' House ~or Home
Dress, in Raised Waistline, and with
Sleeve i'm Either Of Two Lengths. A
simple serviceable model. AS here
shown dotted percale was used. with
pipings in blue for a finish. The de-
sign would be nice in. gray and white
striped seersucker, or in Bingham in
any of the pretty checks or plaids,
likewise in chambrey, poplin. or linen.
White linen seems SO serviceable and
neat for morning dresses, relieved by o
little touch Of colored trimming. For
fiannellette or cashmere. crepe or vOile
this design is also appropriate. it is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

made with the sleeves and back in
one; the back forming a yoke over the
fronts. The simple coat closing made
on a line with the closing of the skirt.
is a practical and good feature Of
this style. The sleeve IS stylish in
wrist finish and comfortable and
equally popular in short length. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 81, SO, 80,
40, AZ and A. inches bust measure. 1t
requires 6 IL yards of 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt measures
2 Sd yards at its lower edge. Price 10c.
1913 Ladies' House Gown or
Lounging Robe with Sleeve in Either
OIL Two Lengths). A comfortable at
tractive negligee. Figured cotton crepe
liz blue tones was used for this design.
The free edges were bound with sateen
in a contrasting shade, and buttons to
match trimmed the shaped front. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

Die 3a1l Ser glntrrorten, sic aui
Den MppeG 6es @befreSnfteurs fir
lInteritiisurg elmer bdlbsponentliden
fcttoIn4er 3sihrry in Der 9artbes-
fprrAe burA Announcement eirgeIat.
fen itlrA, sour iospeit enc 1~rl1srfportet
gfoEe. 9stefes lit befanrnli6 inner
ra.piter Sdritt sl e-nec of.eren inns
fthiieBltat 10 Got. mill, tiglidsn
@assebe Der .SDe @as5olic Srio.
line. salIr,ao Ser porisen ISOLDE
lteiet a5ornenxussDsripreG,ea bon
Gen &ndfotyeroen ctn:
10. Sebruar.
MsddsAdesf Eros, East Dubuque. Ill.
Ms. ysmes Sshwebach. La Crosse, Wis.
IL. Tebsasr.
ksv, il Hanpsrt. Toledo, Ohio.
w. a.. Fsrrie, Cresco, Iowa.
13. SeGrnar.
Rev. Math. Eorfmano. Tintah, MINI.
.pscph Bcrtra N, Detroit, MINI.
\ Ri,.es rempistsn, Iowa.
y y "a 4luuSliu NtluAs
Lauren Mayer, Mt. Puleetl, Ills.
Rev. h. kopecSy, Waterloo, Iowa.
George Scbimck, East0n, MINI.
john j.. Itller, Waterloo, Iowa.
Henry Te. Bpckhers. Washington, Iowa.
CHspar Palser, Mazsppa, MINI.
Max Trent, Appleton, Wis.
Is. Sesruar.
Frank Pepka, Duquoin, III.
e.. o. Sester, Bushton, Kan.
Valentine Roger. Fishery, Mo-.
WIN. V. Noats emery, Pearl. Kan.
A. A. Dysiline, Victoria, Kan.
lev. J.. ]. HaIpt, Coils, MINI.
edward Dorsey, Ottawa, Kan
- j. I'rungarit, Victoria, Kan.
r.. ]. Srn!IGLerg, Grestcille. Wis.
ION IL. braun. J.Cd Bud. Ill.
,iobn G.llcNrl:, FI!cn'l, Sch. 3
j & ,Burgsrt, fcrryVi.le, No,
T.. u. Deblccht. O'Sallrn, Mo.
l.. j. Mucnz, Eow;ile, 5. d..
sAntsn Iieymans, Maakato. M:nn.
JOIN c. Gibson, Ianssvilie. MINI,
Phfnp J. wsidnsr, L~iptonvjlb, MINI.
AuR Rsvsring, Dent Nlan.
:. B. Frey, st LoIis, No.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

style is neat and pretty. 1t will lend
itself nicely for developing in f~iannell,
tiannellette, silk, lawn, wolfe or cash
mere. The sleeve is comfortable and
may be finished in wrist or shorter
length. This design could be used for
a bath robe in flannell b~lanketing,
eiderdowu or towelling. The pattern is
cut in 3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. 1t requires 5 IA yards of 36-inch
material for a medium size. Price Toe.
1207-Girls' Dress in Russian Style
with Separate Skirt attached to an
Underwaist. A becoming frock for the
growing girl. Brown and white striped
Bingham is here combined with brown
chambrey. The style would also be eff
fective in galatea, in linen, cashmere,
wolfe. crepe, ~ratine, figured and checked
wooden or in soft challie, batiste. or
lawn. The dress is made with a long
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

blouse in tunic style, and finished with
an added panel over the front, under
which the sash is fastened. The sleeve
is becoming either in wrist length or
short, and the neck edge may be high
with a standing collar, or finished with
Il broad rolled collar. The plated
skirt Is Joined to an underwaist that
may be of lining. The pattern is u
in 4 sizes: s, 10, Il and IA years. 1t
requires 4 "a yards of 40-inch material
for a 12-year size. Price 10c.
1119-Ladies' Basque Waist. As
here shown black velvet and Duchess
lace was used. The model is also good
for messaline, charmeuse, satin, velvet
cen, corduroy, crepe Or crepe de chine.
The right front oyerlaps the left in
closing, and the slight fulness below
the bust is gathered under shaped tabs.
A. stylish collar and cuffs form a suit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
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 Oh
stamps. Write name and address
plainly. Be sure and state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns allow.
ance is made for seams.
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, love.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
Our Pattern
Department.
-
Order Patterns by Number.

1204-A Simple Apron Model. For
easy development, practical features
and convenience this model may be
recommended. 1t is adjusted on the
shoulders, and the neck is cut in round
low outline. The armseyes are deep
and comfortable and a convenient
pocket is added on the front. This
style Is good for lawn, p~ercale, ging-
ham, alpaca. drill, or sateen. The free
edges may be bound with tape, hemmed
or finished with a stitched underfac-
ing. A pretty effect may be obtained
by finishing the free edges with EN-
broidered scallops. The pattern is u
in 8 sizes: Small, medium and large.
1t requires 3 "a yards of 36-inch ma
terial for a medium size. Price 10c.
3OO-Stamping Outfit. This beauti-
full stamping outfit consists of about 36
up-to-date fsll size designs in all the
modern styles of embroidery. The fol-
lowing is only a brief summary of the
contents. / shirt waist set (front, col
lar and cuff, l centerpiece, 16X16
inches, / corset cover, 1 lingerie hat
(the large piece of the hat can also be
used for a centerpiece, the small piece
for a dolly, / belt, , doilies, / large
border for %petticoat, l medium border
for baby wear. l complete alphabet
2 IA inches high, l complete alphabet
! inch high, l large floral branch suit
able for sofa pillows, scarfs, table
covers, etc. 2 anchors for sailor suit
and many additional designs suitable
for children's wear, underwear, center
pieces, etc, making a grand total Of
about SO splendid designs, all perfor-
ated on a good quality of linen bond
paper enabling the pattern to be used
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
(sppisa fir sitie Ssituns bsarbeit,i.)
merk,uiirnipes.
Staatsbirserlides, Eatnrfunbe,
Sehnif, Griinbnnsen.

8roBbritanitien fat Die Stispen.
oierlng ieiner MarineIiiten periiiat,
I'M Slottenperluite 5lt perbetmlifen.
+++
SaS ,Irntp amo gtapp ss%oilrnal"
90. Seb.) meilt auf Die @efabr bin,
meltle Oieiem Sunbe bon Sapan
9rpon aibt al, Dab Der Gerfani
non 1t%rterieebooterr an &riegfiibrertbe
cine ,tlrreiltrole Sanolung iei. Iber
Den Serfnif nnoerer moroeriider
@affen nernt er neutral.
49,
Die Sdiffe, ipelhe sic amerifani.
ihe S~iiliSfommiiiion fir 9elgien &c.
fartert bat, fontlen tire iiblihe
8outc orrd, ben Saual einbalten,
obne BON oeutid,en llnterieebooten BE-
lGitist sl Ueroet. SoIdes meloet
SonOon.
CARDINAL Sourite BON England bai
Ole Seeresfront in Sronfreid beiitti
mo Ole eltgiiifen fatboliifen Col.
ooten nlo &opldnc ailigemuntert unS
g~ctr0ltet.
$50
Sn Son0on ii Ser tbGtigite fatbp.
liidle Srgnniintor IN ser Yerion oeS
Jteu. Snnnin gcitor5en. @r bali sic
vGotbclic aiiociation" griinoen; er
ipar SiSe.IrGiioent Der r@atbolic
Federation" unb er mar elmer Ser
Saitptperioneh Die oas erlie farboli.
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g@ren(ile fit 6a(6m6dMui6e ,,uri6une".

Rev. r, J; F~assbender, Superior. Wis.
Rev. y. Ruhmanu, Barton, wis.
Edw. Koselke. Lansing. III.
Theodore vantken, st. Charles. Ill.
r: J. Virnich, Sainte Marie, Ill.
Il soii h9ef Slssf, a6iaR%s sas M Mn !
Paul Manhart, Panama, Iowa.
=. j. Nillmes.. Panama. Iowa.
Gertrude Rauner. Gileed. Neb.
Geo. Groesch, Jr.. SPIRIT gheld, III.
Frank Sauer, Spencer, :. ID. 81
.Alois Rauner, Sr.. Gilead, Neb.
Anthony S%chnabcl, Clayton, Kan.
Chas. DGttlingcr. Ottawa. III.
Fred van Aese;en, Cedar Rapids, Neb.
Julius Huppert, Prescott, Wis.
Frank ]. Kirchhor, Carmi, Ill.
j. Fl. Baudrean, Upland, Neb.
Rev: NJ. Wernerus, Roze,lville, Wis.
IL. b. Steinman. Nets, MO.
y. W. Eppish, Zimmer man, MINI.
Mrs. Frances Clock, Tennsy, MINI.
L. j. Harbeke, Chatswoftb, Ill.
16. Sebrunr.
Mrs. John Osterholt, Gs,ena, Ill.
!; 4; 3ui9TH au 0sIahSms City, Okla:
J. w. Rohan, New London, Wis.
w. j. Schueller. Dedham. Iowa.
II. j. Eipp, Gainesville, Texas.
Simon Xembsch. Cherokee, Iowa,
Herm. Esholzer, Postvillc, Iowa.
John 6uss, Prescott. Wis.
II. j. Wcnncr, Antelope, y. OAK.
Iy. i;ppiuS, Sanborn, Iowa.
Rev. Il. Victor, Hartford, S. d..
Louise Richtsmeier, Acklcy, Iowa.
Christ. Walter. -Ackley, Iowa.
Mr.. jos. Stremlau, Mendoza, Ill,
John Hertses, Ossian, Iowa.
John Efsrs, Kimberly, Wis.
Joe LamsnSxy, Kimberly, Wis.
NJ. Jensen, F%airibault, MINI.
IL. A. Schollmeier, Fountain City, Wis.
7. W. Gunner, Meriden, Iowa.
Ludwig Miller, Mallard, Iowa.
Geo. j. Grimm, Lamberton, MINI.
John A. Stef1, sleepy Eye, Mini
Chas. Parr. GAINESVILLE, Wis.
j. j. Ryan, Greeley, Neb.
Leo Nj. Ryan, Greeley. Neb.
Rev. J. A. Geissler. Two Rivers, Wis.
Joseph Reich. A!shic0tt. Wis.
Rev. los. Fraling, stephen. Mimi.
Meth. Kramer, ST. Marys, Kan.
Peer ilavtgcnbush, IDA Grove, Iowa,
IL. Tebrnar.
W. UerliGgs, IndianOla. Neb.
otto Tschoepe, Scotland, Texas,
Mr.. lily. 1harnish, Creighton, Neb.
Mrs. Cyril Gotta, Hwingle, Iowa.
h. j. kluthe, Cedar Rapids, Neb.
X Stockipger, Manitowac, Wis.
Henry Bittmann, Big Falls, Minn.
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id)e SoteI 9oiroon's g%riinoeten. Son
ieiner Stride aus entnidelte iid Die
erite oifentlife fatboliife Yro5eifion
ieit BEN Sagen Seinrid,'s oeS Itten.
Sus fran5oiiife aabe[ S,uiiden
Sranfreib uro ben Der. Staaten lit
mad, Insdben Der frmn5oitihen Sea-
bel. @eiellifaft unterbrodett, es miro
aber nj Abreoe CD geitellt, oaB es
ourflfnttteu lit. Die ltnterbrefuug
oes aabelSienite3 miro aui cine1l
grib SltriidseiIbrt, mie er 5iipeilen
porfommt, mo bie 8eieGif1ait bofft,
Den SHaben in f,lr3er 3eit repariren
;u fonner.
Sim 10. Seo. tpurSe I'M 8epr1Ien.
tantenHaarie Sit @Gibinetor lra6 leb'
batter Oebdtte Die Yalmer.gia Die
Die Hrooatffe Ser 8inberarbeit pom
swiidenitaatliden Smbel ausIhlieBt,
init 232 gesen Al Stimmen onge-
tonlrler.
Ger @ntidlliB oes amerifuniiden
~@ongreiies, Die Sbiifsanfmlfsbia fal.
len si lnIien, miro pom Ser .areuS.
5eitung" ais ein 3eihen Ser anglo.
pbilen Stimmung III oen Sereinisten
Staoten geoeutet.
Die itaatsspeite Yrobibition IN Ore.
eon bonn 1. San. 1916 on rpuroe am
1S. Seb. si1r 8eies, als @oupermi,r
SameS Wbitcombe Die BON Ger 9egis,
lotir angenommene 9il nnterseidr
netc, Ole oen IN Der 2opemberpobI
ouSeciprod)eltcn SolfSmiQen 3llr
NnSfilbrune brilngt.
+ +
sd bin eit Seutiher ulr0 bod i'll
iii es mir e%iuerlei, mie bolo ienlanl
Dem auiier tauienp Bomber auf ber
8opf pirit. gS lit mir sleid, Oh EN-
Iirider. r,aitidyer Ooer ensliider Gle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

ger Sic 9omben mirft, 10 lange rs,r
irgeno iemaub ie pirft." 60 pai
SumbeSrih s. N. Silits
non 3oIeoo, Ohio. lit etsern 6f7ettt.
IifetL 9ortrag erfl1rt. (Sob Die 9eut.
iGen Solebo's iih iold,es eefoler naf.
len peroen?D
Sie grfenntniB bes SdieSseerihts
III Der 2obnbepeg,me Der Sngerienre
uno Seiser BON 50 ~peirlifJen Giierl-
babnen (Gbicago) miro nrr 90. IprI
befantt gegeben rreroen INTO ein sSsobr
lang III 3raft bleiben. (Mlio rpieoer
elm @iienbabnitreif Slrrtb Sdfeosse-
ridt oerbiitet.)
@ie Inn 2onboner ,Todet" AT L.
len lrattb, itan1nte eine Der Iebsrois.
item Sbtloerttnset iibsr Die ShIaht
bel ben Salflalto's SnTeln bon benz
fatboliifen Seetooett gsmorbe, Der
als ied5ebniGbrieer S.nrge an
goro oes Ran5erfreu5ers pSnpinci.
Die" 0tenite tbut.
Die bolGnoii6e Gegierllng bot lnrtt
plteberieeiide Nengfeitsa9entnr" Die
Nelorrg beiratigt, ooB S6iffe Der
britiid)en Sampiereeieaifoft, Die
Sipiidyen SoIara unb Sarptd, perfep.
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]. I. Keller. Ste. Marie, Ill.
John Miller. Williston. N. ID.
John II. Nix, Strup, Wis.
Simon u. thinner. Newburg, N. ID.
Louis Blais. WATERFOWL, s. ID.
J.. j.. Schoennoehl. Woonsocket, s. u.
Rev. j. L. Brudsrmanns. Sinsinawa, Wis
George ESsing. David City, Neb.
Matt. Mayer. Green Bay, Wis.
Rev. Leander Roth, New Orleans, La.
=. Fl. Moran. Maurice. Iowa.
CARA Helm, Stratford, Wis.
Geo. p. Bernholz, Constablevilie, y. Y.
U. J. Skupmewitz. Beaver Dam, Wis.
Frank Anglesburg, Thompson. n. II.
j. N Rueshenberc, Frankfort. S. D.
Mrs. J.. p. Orban, Spiritwood, n. d,
/. W. Schell. ST. Elizabeth, Mo.
Joseph Muggli, Ria Cling, Mont.
J. e. NcKenna, Henry, Colo.
Ben II. Kuennen. st. Lucas, Iowa.
Jerry Keller, Lansford. y. Oak.
Bernard Lohaus, Humphrey. Neb.
sylvester Coyne. otto, Iowa.
Emil KAHN. Burchard. Neb.
Il. j. McSeon. Strong City. Kan.
Mich. rhimmes<h, Jr., Mt. Hope, Kan,
VIM. Hof, Seneca, Mo.
Miss Sarah Hlrney. Elkton, s. ID.
Corn. Va~nderwerf, Tower City, n. D..
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for stamping also IA distributor and q
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Special price for this splendid outfit
35c.
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