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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-08
THE GATEWAY TO WAR---EL PASO
Over One Half the Population Of 900 Is Mexican

There are brouxcfaeed Mex.
can ~orkmen, shufflina along
In WORKOUT shoes: monerel
eurn that snap at flies. fleas
ard psster1by; senoritas with
daring eyes that Hash and
flash and flash, little girls
with their mothers mantiiiss
wrapped around and around
their rceks; ancient women
with psrched faces Of a thou
sand wrinkles that speak Of
drudaery: and tortila sellers,
who squat indian fashion and
now ard then count over the
paneake-like tortillan ss
bank teller does t~enty.dollar
hilss
4 "buenas dins teood day. o
smile. q few words OF exaggerated
Spanish politsneEs and ] am sit
ting IN ia Palomn' discussing
the Mexican situation with Pedro
Cortex. who looks aa II he might
be a descendant OF the conqueroi
Ccrtez and daughter OF Monte
yuma
WAR must come" says
Pedro Cor,cx. Mexico Will
have TO fight 10 preserve her
honor. with our independ.
cnee threatened By the United
States, We have little but
honor left. Our people are
starving In Mexico, ard Il is
better 10 die fighting for cur
country than 20 suffer and die
from starvation. There is no
business In Mexico. and here
II is very bad. Few have
money to buy food and drink.
AS soon as a Mexican has two
drinks he is arrested by the
e. Paso police"
Ell PAso rs TRULY THE
GATEWAY TO WAR;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-08
MATS WIFE IS COMING

Edna Goodrich. one OF the wives
OF Nat Goodwin. XIII. series 1912,
and one OF the best looking women
on the stage. is the star in The
Making OF Maddalena." at the Coll.
scum. starting Sunday. She plays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-08
WHISPERING SMITH" RETURNS

Whispering smith," the teu-par,
motion picture that played At the
Coliseum. will play a four.day re-
turn engagement al the Alhambra
for the first half OF next week. end.
ing "Wednesday night Helen
Holmes and J. r MCGOWAN enact
the leading roles. McGosan has
long been known FOR his ability to
do big things in a big way. Risking
life with gay abandon has long been
one OF Miss Holmes fortes There
are few young women. not to men
ton men. who would dare TO under
take the risks that Helen Holmes
has accepted for the motion pic.
furpz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-08
TELLS OF GIRLS RISE

TEILS OF UTNl'S HISE
The Heart OF a Child" the lat.
est Red Feather production. with
Edna F1ugrath. viii be seen az the
Mlsilon for four days. starting sun
day Il portrays the rise OF girl
OF the slums TO musical comedy
honors. with all the temptations.
fluctuations and dangers that lin
gere3 along her path.
The story tells a tale OF the her.
oine's Innocence and her struggle
20 make something OF herself.
A news pictorial VIII conclude the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-08
FILM HAS THRILLS

FILM HAS THRILLS
Charles Ray Will star In The De-
serter." the five-part Triansleince
production. at the Liberty. starting
Sunday
He Is seen as an American army
lieutenant who deserts rather than
face courtmartial for his participa-
ton in a disgraceful brawl. and
then redeems himself later by saw.
Ing band OF settlers from total an.
nihiiation In fight with Indians.
There are bits OF realism. West
ern panorama. thrilling riding and
stirring fights 10 offset the strong
emotionalitm thrown around the
young lieutenant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-08

the part OF an Italian artists
model. and her looks and draperios
add TO the interest OF the fiim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Observation-Disclosures pes Yapitcs
mibperitauocn.

IN einem 8rieie an auroinul b.
0artmanu, Gr5biihoi bon &0ln, mub
anoerc oeutide Gr3biid0ie befldot lid
Eaplt SeueOitt barber. baB ieinc Be-
milbungeu I'M SntereiIe oes Sriebtn5
aIli Der einen Seite @eroadt erreat
ba6en uuo auf Der un0eren pfies
nen 8iberitanb iauOen. Iuitatt 5u
8Iuuben, OaB feline 8emiIbun9en bon
Dem b%rennenben 8uuide bittirt ipas
reu, Dem Strcit alli geredbte unO nm
parteiiIhe Weiie Elm 9noe al MADDEN,
Ieien Ie oabin ~ouS9eIe9t norDcn. Dab
er filr iid) ielbit gortbeile erboifc.
Ser Yontifer io6rt tort, ouB cine
lle6errei6tbcit Der @emiit6er bas
uormale llrtbeil unb Die grtenntniB
Der 8abrbeit berbinbert babe. IobaB
bas, ipaS Sielen tlar eriidtlid,, ber@
i6leiert iperbe, ndmlid), baB Der 8onz
tier, Der Sertpeler bes &0nigS oes
SriebenS uub Der @ater ser G6riitens
belt, gerabe in 4nbetrad)t ieine5 bober
NmtcS MIR 6u einem Sriebcn mabncn,
ilberrebeu uub perbelien fam. an
einem Sriebcu, Der uidt Su 8uniteu
ieiner Fartei, ionbern fir bic gauge
Menidbeit lit"
Ser Srief idlieBt NIT cinem @ebct
fir eincn baIbi8en Srieoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

TrnnciS Sars6c5at bon Ircabia, yS.
Wlttcrer bon &a Groiie uub @ripbp.
Ffarrer Der 8cmcinoc gu Gttrif.
Ne,u yurf, u. Y.-8ep. emanuel
Scuba, g. g., purbe tiir3lid) POM
Yropin5ial Der SeiuitensE ropin5 Neip
Yorfs Wgrplunb bon Seriep Gitp fiir
cinen Soften an Der oieicr Yropin3
ulterltelten aatbeorale gu ain9stou
(Snmaica) ernannt. Sie eolen Gngs
ldnoer, benen San1nicu nod INNER
9ebDrt, ipollen ben IN Nmerifa 9ebores
men Srieiter nit beutid)em (!) Namen
nidt unnebmen; ja nod mebr, lie
ipolen ale bort lpirfenben Sclliten'
patreS, one oeutider Sl6itanmun9 iino.
obipobl lie Iae IN Nmerita oaS Sid,t
DER 8clt erblidten. beportiren. Sic
idcinen alio ldredlide In9it 3u ba'
ben. pab bieie amerifaniid)en Yrieiter
beutifer Sertunit in elmer engliihen
aolonie Stimmln9 fir Seutidlano
MADDEN ipilroeu. Sbcr ipQte eS iid
einfad) Inn Gbicauc Der borti8en tat6o.
lifens ieinbliden Seb0roe banbeln?
gisan, Ybilippiuen.-Sm biidof,
lidcn YaIalt in @igan ltarb Der
ncuti6e Niiiiionor Safer Yaul S6ra9e
aus Der 8eieuihait bes 8ottlihen
8prtes. Gr ipar fnum brci Sabre in
Der Nbras Wiiiiiou tbGtig unb crit %
Sabre aft. SDpbuS nlndte in ipeuiaeu
Sageu ieiuem iungen Se6cu ein Gnoe
unb bamit audi ieiner rett 9~elc9ueteu
8irfiamfeit auf ieiner Station Sau
Sole in g6ra. Na6 einem iebr ppfers
reid)en Seben itorb CT beS C~piertpbcs
ciues Niiiionars. Gr iii bereits Der
finite bon orci3ebu Iiilionuren. Der
iuucrbalb icd)s Sabrcu ms @rab scs
%iunfcn lit.
Serman, Ia.ANeulid ieicrtc Die
ct. Wuriensairde ibr oiamanteneS
Subildum. Ser 6od)p'ite Scrr Siid)oi
Gancpin bon S~ittsburnb cclebrierte
Elm feierlinbes Eoutififals Nmt. Ser
boGip. Yater S9natius. 8. I. Gay..
S%ropin5ial Der aapu5iner Batter. uliis }
iwtierte ais Gr5priciter, friibere Yiarrer
Der Stride fun9icrtcn ais Siafpn unb
! Subbiafon. Spdlp. Yutcr Gn9ene,
8. %. Gap ciu Sobn Der Mnrieua
8cmcinpe, bielt Die bcutidc Seit'
prebigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
! Our Pattern
| Department
order Patterns by Number.

1868 Ladies' One-Piece Dress,
with Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths.
An attractive and popular style.
Checked plaid. striped and mixed suit
Ing are nice for this style. The ful-
ness is confined by a belt at the waist
line. The fronts are cut to form a
panel over. the centre. The sleeve
NAV be finished in waist or short
length. The neck is cut in low out
line and finished with a smart, deep
collar. The pattern is in g sizes: "a,
SO. SO. 40, AZ and A inches bust meas
ure. 1t requires 6 Ia yards of 44-inch
material for q 36-inch size. The dress
measures a little over 3 yards at the
foot. Price 1Oc.
1867 Girls Dress, with Panel
Portions, and Sleeve in Either of Two
Lengths. A smart dress for mothers
little girl. Linen, linene. drill, wolfe,
crepe, mixed suiting, shepherd check,
serge. taffeta, velvet and corduroy are
all attractive for this model. The clos
ing is at the centre of the front panel.
The sleeve may be finished In wrist or
elbow length. The pattern is cut in
s sizes: 4, 6, s, 10 and ~ years. 1t
requires 3 3-S yards of 44-inch ma
terial for an Swear size. Price loo.
184@Ladies' Coat, with or with
out pockets. Cheviot, serge, velour,
corduroy and other coat suitings are
very appropriate for this style. The
coat is loose fitting, with fronts and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

5eitige Sinideioen bieie5 Yapites be-
nilBt, Den lie 81 Ieiten Seb5eiten aufs
0efti9'te 6etanlpft uno beiubelt bate,
ionberu lie beniietc ald inter Der
Silbrung Der .Srt6una" Die @ez
legeubeit, ieiu Nubeufeu Durdl Ser
ein5erren in Die interuatiouale 1arteis
politit mittelit elmer eriunbencn Cut
b%iiQrng" 81 berrnglinlpien, III Der
I6iidt, Yius ben Sebnten gum In@
fld9er 9egen Die SteQung bon Bapit
geneOift Den Silni3cbuten 81 MAIDEN.
Nuh Der "Sribuua" ioQ Tius Der
3ebute fms Dor benz Sooe our Ser
binocrung Dc5 8eltfrieges an aaiier
Sran3 Soiei elm Sonoidreibcn ges
rid)tet bobeu. poriu bieienl nit feiteu
8orteu Der &urmurf gcnlad)t luurbe,
er beiledc Iein bo6e5 Nlter nit Vlut,
inbem CT Den idredltden arie9 cnts
%feliele. Steier angeblid)e Srief, be1ieu
geualeu Snbalt mau nad Der o5riz
buna" jeDod nid)t Dor Gnoe Oe5
arieges ferneu tperbe O., lei burd)
einen SonOergelaubten benz aaiier
perlpnli6 il6erreid)t lporoen. Inbere
erpeitern oieie Senoeu5meloun8 oas
bin, Der an9ebliGc Brief lei Dem
aaiir burd Sutrigucn AM @iencr
Suf nie 3u8ctommen.
@egeniiber Oieier Notwithstanding
lino Die .Neueu 3iirher Nahridtcu"
I'M Sale auf @runb elmer abiolut 8us
perlGiiisen unb aIeip 5uitdnbi8en
Snformation eiu Fir alIemal feit3us
iteQen in Der Gage, oaB Elm FOLDER
grief bonn Yaplt Yius benz 3ebnter
ME geidrieben ipurbe. Nbiolut iuabr
lit bagegen, baB Sius Der 3ebnte bon
ieiner llm9ebuug gebeteu worbcn lunr.
ieinen san5eu ginillB %ali3ubieten,
INN ben proberoen Welttonilift 81 be-
itipDren. Gs mar bieS am Sage Der
lleberreifung bes Diterreidiiden llltis
matums an Ser6ien. Ser TapIi
ira8te baraui, an men er lid bann
penoen IpQc? aein Staaf biete
NuSlid)t. buB er Elm Snterpentions
geiu6 be5 YapiIeS bendlten lpilrbe,
Canals fanlen uur ieuc Staateu IN
9ctradt, bic Serbicn ben Niider
bedten: HuBlanS mlb 6rantrei6,
Ser ein3i9e Staat, an ben cr, Tius
Der Sebnte. nit SOfinun8 aui Griolg
! li9 lpenben tDnnte, mare Oelterreih
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

suit, be the variations as they may. In
this model, the lines are simple, with
a bit of shaping ct the closing. The
trousers in big brother style" are cut
with straight lower edge. The sleeve
is finished with a plain, straight chff,
to which is added a jaunty cuff in
turnback style. The pattern is cut i'll
4 sizes: ., 8. 4 and ) years. 1t re-
quires 2 IL yards of 44-inch material
for a 5-year size. Price Zoe.
18S2-Dress for Misses and Small
Women. A becoming, youthful model.
This style is especially suitable for
soft fabrics, such as wolfe, gabardine,
nuns yelling and satin. 1t is also nice
for %taffeta, velour, crepe and crepe de
chine. The style is simple hut at
tractive. The waist portions are joined
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

measures about 3 "a yards at the lower
edge with the plaits drawn out. Price
10c.
0338-Picture Frame. This pretty
frame will add grace n charm to the
picture Of some dear friend. 1t is very
effective indeed, embroidered In solid
embroidery stitch, hut also very simple
in outline stitch.
Stamped on cream or tan linen, in
Guiding sufficient embroidery cot
ton to
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials~--.15c
1904 Jaunty Style. Fashions
may come and fashions may 90, but
none seems so practical or pleasing for
the little boy as the Russian blouse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

the back portion Of the drawers, which
are finished In knickerbocker style. The
meek outline may be round or square,
as desired. The pattern is cut in 5
sizes: 2, A, g., s and 10 years. 1t re-
quires . IA yards Of 36-inch material
for a 6-year size. Price 1Oc.
153S-Ladies Six Gore Skirt with
Plaits. A new and practical model. AS
here shown checked suiting in gray
tones was used. The front and back
cores form wide Panels with plated
fulness at the seams. The skirt is also
good for velvet. %yelveteen, corduroy,
serge, fable. poplin, voile or gabardine.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: %, "a.
rs, %. 80 and 81 inches waist meas
IRE. 1t requires : yards Of 44-inch
material for a medium size. The skirt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

be made to do twice as long when re-
footed in this way. The upper part
of the old stocking will Ncut the soles
for a pair. The pattern is cut In three
sizes: s., 8 and 10 inches. Price 10c.
sleeve is in bell shape, finished with a
shaped trimming. The pattern is cut
in 6 sizes: "a, sc, 80, 40, ~ and A
inches bust measure. 1t requires 6
yards of 54-inch material for a me-
dunn size. Price Zoe.
1865 - Girls Combination Waist
and Drawers. A comfortable. practical
undergarment. For this serviceable
model one could use cambria, long
cloth, ~nainsook, lawn. crepe flannel
lette, silk or domet flannel. The front
of waist and drawers is cut in one with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
anlanh.
RnnSIhreiben ii6er airdenseiaus.

Su einem 8unbidreiben an Die
Yrieiter Der Si03eie Sort 8apne err
IdBt Der bodip' tic 8iidoi Sermanu
Mlerping ~@erorbnuu9en airden8eIung
unP sWtuiit bctreifenp. Su oieiem
Sdrei6en miro itrcu8 an Den 9boral
gebalten.
Y%bilabelpbia, 9a.-Nm 4. Sftober
~ieierte baS bieii9e ct. Wariens Soipis
tai bas 9ulbene Snbiloum Ieiner
@rilnbung, perbunben nit Der Gin
ipeibung zines neuen Inbaues, ipcld)c
Der bodtp'ite Serr Siihof 0rGprt III
Sertretung bes bodip'ite Serrn Gr5s
biidofs YrenocrgdIt I'M 10 ubr Vtors
gems pornabm.
EariS, Sa.-Ser bodip. .. Snllon,
Yfarrer Der bieiigen ct. Wfartens@e@
meinbe unb Iominiltrator beS Nahs
laiies bes Dor cinigen Wouaten burd)
einen Giienbabu5ug ~eetobteten bod)lp.
8. s. NcGartbp, bat 9egen Die Big
Sour gabn9eieIi6aft cine Sdaocns
eriabfla9e auf $4,000 ein9ereidrt.
Oils 0ater McGartbp IN einem autos
mobil bon einem Se9rdbniB mad
Sauie fubr, purbe iein 8etdbrt bon
Dem Sug 9~etroffeu nno er ielbit anf
Der Stele 9ct0btet.
Duluth, Minu.-9er bodip. Sene@
biftiners Yoter Nnlelm Srtmnnn lett
Den lebten feds Sabren aaplon bon
8iaa Sanctn Sdolnitifa III Sulutb,
lit bon ieinen Sbercn nbberitien lpors
ben. GEM Nafiolger iii Yutcr
@ilbelm. - Sic uelle Siarrihnle
in 8ir9inia lit erofinet iuoroen. Sic
5dule pirb bon $50 aiuoeru beiuht,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

bcltIcben ct. Wid)ael'5 Shule 9es
nirft. Sftpeiter @cronifa lpllrbc i'm
Sabre 1858 81 8oblcn5 9eboren.
Gttrif, @is.-@ier faub Sonntus
Die @runbitcinle9uu9 Der neileu Stride
itatt. Ser bofp. Serr Or. 81. 9.
Gpnopn. Yiarrer Der ct. Marieus8e
meinbc in Ga Groile, nabm Die Gerez
monien Dor. gin Der Seller bethel
ligten iib ferner Die bod)m. Serren
Sos. 8ui6elmanu bon Srempeleau,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

- Die Siliale in Gppf, mo nit Siilfe
Der n9burf @rten1iou Societp" cine
&apeQe erridtet murbe, tpiyp bon 9tep.
9. s. S'@ricn, Sillfsprieiter an Der
tatboliifeu Stride in @ir9inia, pers
leben iperben.
Buffalo, u. D.-@m 8. Sftober
purbc bier bas g~olbeue SrbenS> Subj
ldum Der Shpeiter @eronifa Cont
ruoin, 8. g. s., gcfciert. Die Subj
luriu bat iiber 80 Sabre an Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Ter Yapit ar bic in Sulba per
iammelten Sii66fe.

Sapit 8eueoift betla9t in eiuem
Sdreibcn an Die beuti6eu 8iidoie,
Die III Sulba lire Sabresperiammlung
bultcu, Die Sru6tloiigfeit 0 Sries
bcnsappcIlen CUR gegenluartigen 3eit
uuo ipridt icin 9eoauern barber
ans. baB jeoer Jest mtcruommene
Sdritt sur Gr6iclung bcs SricbeuS
ola eiu 3eihen Der Ynrteiliffeit ieis
tens OcS pGpitlidcu Stubles 9ebeutet
ucrDeu niiroc. Scr Yapit fiiet bins
Al. bab er ais &ertreter ocs Sriebenss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

beiien aaiier Sron5 SpIef lid itcts
Dem &l. Stubl lpabrbaft ergeben 9e@
5ei9t babe. Iber 9erabe an ibn
fonue er lid uift tpefbeu benn ein
3rieg Seiterreit's nit Serbien lei
serecbt, MIR nll5u 9credt! Sies
Neuberurgen Yius' bes 3ebnten am
Gage ser lleberreibung bes llItimaz
trm5 Seiterreih : ~llngnrn's an
Serbien.
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: Illus kirbliben KreiIen.
y (epHisn iE bis Sehmns barb.het)

tllr'ten IebnIidit tpiinId)t. onb ale Der
Segnungen bes Sriebeua ~tbeilbuitig
lperben. @r empiiebIt beionoers, buB
Die ainOcr 81 @ebeten nm ben Sries
ben angebalten lueroen IoIlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this page
viii be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of price mentioned with descrip-
ton of each pattern. Send either sill
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.
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Iapit Bins Der Sebnte uno Der
&riegsauSbrudj.

Sic 8iebertcbr pcS SpoeStaaeS
YiuS beS 3cbnteu pllrOc bon Der
ireimaureriiheu Ereiie Stnlieu'S nift
MIR an Den iibli6en beudlerii6eu
Srauertunc9ebuu9eu I6sr bas pprs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

2O5-Home Sweet Home. Beauti-
full tinted pillow top in natural colors
on ecru art cloth, intended for out
line embroidery. Price 25c. Perfor-
ated pattern including stamping prepa-
ration-25c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
@ir lteiern Sud Die SHUTTER
81 bilisea Yreiien.

to yoke sections, and the right front
overlaps the left ut the closing. The
sleeve may be in wrist length, finishsS
with a band cuff aud frill, or in elbow
length, with a flare cuff extension. The
pattern is i'm 3 sizes: IS, Is and 20
years. 1t requires 6 81 yards of 49,
inch material for Q 16-year size. The
skirt measures 3 yards at the foot.
Price 10c.
Ol9l-Dresser Scarf. 1Sx52 inches.
A most attractive end heat design for
a dresser scarf to be embroidered i'm
solid and outline embroidery, with but
tonhole edge.
Stamped on white art linen-..S so
Stamped on pure imported white
linen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ito
10 skeins of white embroidery cot
ton for working ...-........... 80
perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials. 10
O298-Centerpiece. The accompany
ing illustration portrays an exception
ally pretty centerpiece, unique i'm its
design, TO be embroidered I'm solid
stitch with ~buttonhole edge. 1t Is
also very effective carried out in out
line stitch.
Stamped on Irish linen, 1Sx1S
INCHES -..-.---"--~--".--35c
Stamped on 22x22 inches-m--.-...5Oc
Embroidery cotton to work .~~....2Oo
Perforated pattern, including stamp
ing materials
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
sie internierten N,iiiiunarc in Snbien.

Ser Dor &llr5em aus Der Snteruie :
rlrng in Subieu 3urild9efebrte Yater
Rar5eainus Noi5, Der 20 Sabre alS
DliiIioudr pirfte, p%er0ifentlidt i'm
.9abiIden @eoba6ter", GarlSru6c,
srtitel il6er Die 9ebaublun9 Der inter-
nierteu Wiiitondre. Sic beitGtigen
SnB fir Gab Die in ben oNeuen
3iir6er Ha6rifteu~ friiber erbobeueu
@utla9en uub bilben aud ibrerieits
elm idla9cnoe5 Scmenti Der @egens
tunbgebuug Der faiIerlid britii6eu
Negierung I'M lebt9enanrteu S!atte,
bic il6rigens idou i'm lcstcreu ipiOers
!c0t nllroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

1303-Pattern Cor Rejoicing Stock
ingS. The usefulness Of this pattern
will be apparent at nee to the econom-
zeal woman, as it is well known that
the soles Of stockings wear out long
before the leg portion, and have to be
darned over and over again. This pat
tern gives two different sOleS, both
equally good and shaped so that the
seams will not cause any discomfort to
the wearer, as darned stockings some
times do. Expensive silk stockings may
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Ansian6.
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-01-13
GLENDORADO.

Mrs. Huldah Hubbard has been con-
fined to her bed the past~few days, but
is somewhat better at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hanson went to
Freer Monday to attend the funeral
of the latter's aunt, Mrs. Olson.
The Wise Builders class met at the
Ed Indrehus home Thursday evening
and all report a fine time. 3,
Philip Magnus visited his sister IN
Glendorado Sunday. S.
Those who were entertained at the
Hubbard home Sunday were Misses
Orphia Walker and Maggie Stevens,
Tom Hubbard, Harry Renbeck and
Edwin Indrehus, and Charles Hubbard
of Fargo, N. D. Music was the days
entertainment.
Aldrich Carlson left Thursday FOR
Dallas, Texas, where he will be en-
ployed during the winter.
Geo. Hubbard departed for his work
at Proctor Wednesday,, after months
visit at his home.
A. large crowd attended the tele-
phone meeting at the Glendorado hall
Tuesday.
A jolly crowd of young folks from
this burg attended the Stevens dance
in Santiago, Saturday evening.
Mrs. a. P. Carlson visited friends in
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-01-13
LONG SIDING.

Henry Uglem spent Sunday in Mil.
AGA. '-.-~ ...
One of Lewis Generous horses be-
came suddenly i'll on Saturday after.
noon. DR.. Neumann was called to at
tend it.
Mrs. Henry Uglem will entertain
the Norwegian Ladies' Aid on We'd
nesday, Jan. rs. All are cordially IN
vited. -... -
Pete Olson was called to Rush City
on account of the serious, illness of
his mother. .....
Mrs. John Uglem left for Jordan on
Wednesday to care for her mother
who is quite sick
Two young men from this vicinity
found out what is was to go automo-
billing in the snow. Next time you go
boys, if there is snow take horse
and cutter and then you won't be COM
PEELED to walk part of the way and
carry your friends suit cases.
Clara Larson was brought home on
Monday evening from the Northwest
ern hospital. We are all glad to see
such an improvement in her condition.
Mable and Olga Swanson of Prince
ton visited few days last week at
Carlson's. --, 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carlson left on
Friday morning for their home at
Menomonie, Wisconsin, after short
visit with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Carlson enter
tanned about forty guests on Friday
evening in honor Of their son, Oscar,
and wife. Light refreshments were
served at midnight. All departed at
late hour declaring the Carlsons
royal entertainers. ..-.~
Henry Carlson is back and is pack
ing his goods with the intention of
moving to Warba.