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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-01-12

/ swept 1t back into the drawer, turned
the key and removed it with the bunch
But there was something else on the
1desk-that silver-mounted truncheon
and a mans cap was lying on the
floor. I picked them both up. My
first instinct, I confess it, was to re-
move every sign of manslaughter and
to leave the scene to be reconstructed
into one of accident-seizure-
thing but what it was!"
He paused as If waiting for ques'
4ion. None was asked. Toye's mouth
might have been sewn up, his eyes
were like hatpins driven into his head.
The other two simply stared.
1T was q mad idea, but had gone
mad" continued Cazalet Il had hat
ed tho victim alive, and it couldn't
change me that he was dead or dying;
that didn't make him a white man,
and neither did it necessarily blacken
the poor devil who had probably suf-
1ored from him like the rest of us
and only struck him down in self.
defense. The revolver on the desk
made that pretty plain. It was out
eof the way, but now saw blood all
eover the desk as well; it was soaking
into the blotter, and it knocked the
bottom out of my idea. What was to
he done? had meddled already; how
<eould I give the alarm without giving
myself away to that extent, and God
Knows how much further? The most
awful moment Of the lot came ~ .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Sranfreidl uno Der 9atifan.

Ser unglGubi9c Sbeil Der iranS0s
iiid)en Yrciie pcrurtbeilt aufS
Sddrflte Den neulid bon aarbinal
@asparri 9~emad)ten 8eriuf, Sranfs
reid Den Sel5tpeig bin3ubalteu unb es
inoireft 8ur 8icberauinobmc Der
biplpmntiihen S~e5iebungen nit benz
Sl. Stublc 5l nnimiercu. Gin auz
9eiebcner, in Mom rsiibierenbcr iraus
6oiiidcr Yrdlat 8ibf aber Dcm Ser
treter Der n9atbplic DISQUALIFICATION"
Die @eriidcrung, baB Die Wtebrbcit bes
iran5oliihcn Golfes Die 8iebefbcrz
IteIluug Der biplomatiidcu 9cBicbrns
gen nit Dem Sl. Stuble uno Der CIR
rid,tlrn9 elmer @otifaft bcipl- @atitan
mad SricbensidluB befiirlportct unb
3ipar aus bcuislben @riluben. nie lie
10 bcutlid o aarbinnl 8asparri in
ieincm Snterpielp nit ciuem @ertreter
bcs Barrier, oSournal" auseinanbers
ocicbt morbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

lpie er Yrieiter lit. ~so mlltos
a%nnosl"
Sarge, u. Saf.-9ep. 2ouis Spes
ring ipurbe gum Yfarrer in ct. Gus
tbpnD, Heb. Wm. 2ubipig gum Yfars
rer in Napoleon' ernannt. = Su Ytns
gree iplrbe cine neue 8emeinbe ges
griinoet.
Omaha, Nebr.-Nep. Soiepb Bos
id]ef o Goleribge bat bic @eneinoe
in Grofton unb 8eb. q. Ilberts bon
grofton Die 8emeinbe in GoIeribge
ilbernommen.
Sort Wapne, Snb.-@enerdl z8ifdr
Wfigr. Scattering legte am 10. Sept.
Den @runbitein Der nelien Shule Der
ct. Yaul's @cmeinoe, Die $4,000
foiten fol-. @m ielben Gage fcierte
bieie 8emeinbe aud ibr 5~0sjdbrises
Subildum. - am II. Sept. begging
Die ct. 8onifatiuss 9emeinbe in Ga
Snpette ibr 9oloenes Subildllm.
ct. 2omts, Wp.-9er 6odip. 8m.
6. Ranoau, Hettor Der &iiiinptions
@emcinbe uno Saupt Der 8io5eians
RiiiionGre. liest iftper erfranft i'm
Yfarrbauie, ST. Sibncp Ctr, bars
nicber. Sein Suitanb bietet 5ll
erniten .8efiird)tlngen Inlab.
Conception, Mp.-Ser 6odip' ite
@bt bon Conception, DO, unb @bts
YrGies Der Selbeto Imerifaniiden
geneoiftiner F.: congregation, 1iigr.
Srpfpin Conrad, feiert am IA. Sept.
iein biamantencs Yrieiters Subildiim.
Ser Subilar iii am 2. Ropcmbcr 1888
81 4ufp, 9iD5eie 9aiel, geboren; III
I'M 9anbe felt 20. Ntai 1873. Die
Yrieiterpcibc empfine Der Yrdlat am
Ia. September 1858 gu @i~niiebeln.
8anton Sfipp5, Shtpei5.
Wsilwanfec, Wis.-9er bodp. Sr.
Geo. 9. Mabanbt, bisber Setretdr 6es
botip'it ten Srn. gr5bii6ofs. purbe
gum aiiiitenten an Der ct. Yeter'ss
Stride an 9eaper Gam ernannt, Der
bodbip. Serr q. Nellen. bisber @iiiiteni
an Der a%enannten Stride, gum Niiis
itcntcn an Der bieii9en ct. Wariens
Stride, Der bodp. Serr VI. Rueller.
Z. 6. o, friiber Sefretdr bes p~eritors
' beneu gr3biihois Gui9Iep IN Chicago,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
9nlanh.
7ie ,fatbpliiheu Gerihw6ruusen"

Die ngleip' gprt gpcnins Bot"
idrcibt in ge5ug allf 8arbinal S'Gou<
nel's 8criiderung Der 2anoestreue
Der aatboliten: .@enu mir Die
bi9otteu @c9ner Der rDmiid) sfatboz
liideu Stride ausncbmen. 10 par es
tnlum notbi9, cine &eignrns fathos
liidcr Gomplottc unb SeridlpOrun9eu
8e9eu gmerita ab3ugebcn. IS iii uns
oenfbar. baB irgenb cine Sette ODER
&laiie ober Naiic Elm 6eino Der
Slagge icin ioltc, Die lie beidiist.
Gcrniinitigc Scutc ipred)en nid)t bon
fntbpliiden Gomplotten. ionbern bon
fatboliifcm Giniluiic, mn bas 1T feline
Mnfluec. gs lit iiir Den fatboliider
8iir9er cbenlo natiirlid), oab ieine
aniidtcn iibcr merifaniidc unb philip
pihiite Yolitit bon Der Sbotiadc be.
cinfhbt sperbeu, baB CT eiu aaibolii
iii, pic bab Die aniid)ten zines ameris
taniid)cn 9iirgers bon Der 5batiadc
geitaltet perben, oab er Elm Smperins
lit, Gin Sreibdnbler, ober elm alipfcrs
oocr Sonfs Smportcur iit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

inter benz Shuse religioicr 8emeius
ben iteben, in ben Gu9en Der 8iireers
idaft gu berbddtigen, fld9lih Slash
erlitten. Or bat lid babel Der bers
perflihiten Wetboben bebient, Die
5elepbonbrdbte 8eiitIider unb anbes
rer Rerionen a~n5apfen unb belauiden
laiien nnb ionitiee Espionage eetries
ben, Die bes S~bcrbduptes Der Stabt
boaie unipiirbig lit. llnb III bat
Hitter 8rcenbaum in Der Supreme
Court ben 9au5en. nit 10 picl Irbeit
uno Sineiie aufgebauihten Sail
fur3erbanb aus Dem 8eridt seiporfen.
Die gauge Spioniererei. Der pertperfs
lite @eriud, Die offentlide Weinuug
se9en bic @eripalter Der relieioien uro
Staats >SnititlItc an persiftcn, lit ms
8aier 9~efalcn, benn Die poreebradz
ten ~Setpeiie", ielbit penn lie, iuie
Hid)ter 8rcenbaum alSorildlih be-
merit, ais poQ9iiltig an9cieben nerbeu
fonnten. beipeiieu chen nifts. Die
Sanolun9slpeiie beS Hidters. Der
nebenbei nod bemerft. NbaB Inter
iufungs s%aommiiidr Strpng pcit iiber
feline gefu9niiie binaus9e9an9en iei,
lit Gin boier. aber tpoblberoientcr
Nnienitiiber fir uniere itdbtiihe @ers
naltune.-GN. 3. Staats3tg.")
Wareus, Spma.-(Spe5ials 8orres
iponben5.) am borlesten 9onnerstaa
ipurbc Die bieiige neue Stride feierlid)
eineelpeibt. 8iidof Daniel 5. Sec
ban. bon Gall Niper, Waii., ioipic 81
1rieiter, pobuteu Der Seller bel. Sis
iGoi Seeban belt cine Gniprade an
Die neriamu,elte 8emeinbe.-I. ). Z.
Chicago, SG.-Wcp. Yetcr 8.
Sanier, 2. .. 8, Grinder unb
bisber 8ettor bes Ser5 SeiusW iiiionss
bauies gu @irarb, ga, iii o ieinen
Sberen nah 9ednp,' Sa., periest
tporben.
Yortlano, Srespn.-Ser bodip.
Serr Snoianers 0liiiiondr Selir 8us
der, q. 9. G., in @rano Monbe be-
9ing am 10. september ben %.
Sabrcstag iciuer Yrieiteripeibc. Die er
in Nom empiin9. Serielbe 9ebOrt Der
@eielifait oeS 9ottlid]eu 9eilanbes
an unb nirit beinabe ebenio lange in
ben Snoianermiiiionen bes 8eitens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

gum Sefretdr bes bo6tp' iten Srn. Gr5s
biihofs Rebmer. = Die nere Sdule
Der bonn bo6tp. Srn. Geo. @eber
puitorierten gnsels @emeinbe an Der
often Ctr. uno Nttinfon @be., tpirb
am l.. October, 10 lbr @ormittags,
bonn bodp' item Srn. Gr5biihof Webs
mer feierlib eineetpeibt. gin bieiem
8age ipirb bic @emeinbe audi ibr
Yatronsfeit begeben. Sie neue ShuIe
iprrbe bereits eroffnet Ynb tpirb bon
40 Shlilfinoern beiu6f.
Setrptt, Wid.-Sem 0ernebmer
nah bat 8iihof Solep auf ben erobten
Sbeil bes 1ermdhtniiies beg p~eritors
benen WiH. 9aplis ber5i6tet. Gaplis
binterlieb elm @ermosen bon runS
$1,000, 900. tpeltbes mad Gb3ua nm
bebeutenber 2eeate fir Die Rutter uni
5fpei S6ipeitern bes g%rblaHers, our
@riinoung elmer neren @emeinbe uni
Der grrid,tllng elmer Stride uno Sdnile
pertpenbet iperben iolte. Ser 8ii6oi
tpiro MIR 10 piel annebmen, ais e,
fir ben 3ned fir notbig era6tet.
i~uorauf ben @erlpanbten iiber $780,
900 berbleiben nerben. I,
geaeuiae, M.-Oer bodip. q
aiefer, Iiiiitent an Der ct. 2lfass
8emeinbe 5u 9eGepile, lie9t an
Nerpenfieber erfranft I'M ct. Iariens
SpIpital 81 Gait ct. 2ouis barnieber
i Hep. @ilbelm Slider, Sobu bes
Sr. Slider IN 9nrlple, ipeilt auf Be
iu6 bel benz bohtp. o. Sartung
9ettor Der ct. 9utass @emeinbe al
8eaepille, unb miro fir bic Saiier Ber
Gbpeienbett bes bod)ip. u. &iefer Mllss
billie in Der Seeliorse Ieiiten.
ct. 2uuis, Wu.-9er bottp. gbas
chilling, Giiiitent an Der ct. 9ibo.
rius, 8emeinbe. 1T in sletfer @iaen.
ihait Der 81. 9reifalttgfeits s8e,
meinbe susetuteien tporben. 9e,
bohip. SnbianersW iiitonar Il. 3
8eres, Der our 8eit tn ct. Qiborius
lit, tpirb ~porldufig seittpeiIis ausbilf,
leiiten.
Gait ct. 9ouis, Sa.-9er bod5p
Charles @ilmdrtin, Geftor Der Ser,
Seius 8emeinoe an Gait ct. 9ouis
bat bieier 3aee IN Gait 2~ansboipnt
elm 8r%unbitiid, 800 SUB Sront ar
9aieppiIe Ipe., stpiiden 8S. unb 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

Portable style. Madras, cambria, linen,
linene, silk, s~oisette. flannel and pique
are good for this model. The front is
finished with a box plat. The sleeve
Is in shirt style. A fiat and high col
lar is provided in the pattern, which
is cut in 8 sizes: 9, s, 10, IL and IA
years. 1t requires 3 Is yards of So
inch material for a 12-year size. Price
10c.
166eLadies House or Home
Dress. A dress Of this character Is
good for business as we'll as for home
wear. As here shown dotted percale
in blue and white was used. The waist
Is gathered at the shoulder, and fin
ished with a smart pointed revers. The
skirt is a four gore model. The sleeve
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

tensions and pocket sections The pat
tern is cut in 3 sizes: 16, IS and 20
years. 1t requires 6 IA yards Of 44-inch
material for an 1S-year size. The skirt
measures about 3 yards at the lower
edge. Price 10c.
1680-Dress with Sleeve in Either
Of 1.-TWO Lengths and with or without
Pockets. For misses and small women.
This will make a splendid morning
dress, and Is also nice for business, for
porch. outing or general wear. In linen,
percale. Bingham or s~eersucker, it is an
ideal style for a house dress. In gabar-
dine, vOile, chambrey, crepe, tub silk,
serge or taffetao it may be worn on the
street, for business or shopping, and
with a little establishment, q trimming
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

signs embody comfort and utility, and
as they are simple In construction they
are easy to develop. For the dress, one
could choose batiste, lawn, dimity,
challie, f1annelette, cashmere or soft
silk. The slip could be Of ~nainsook,
white or colored lawn or silk. The
drawers are good for cambria, long.
cloth, canton or domet flannel and
nainsook. The pattern, comprising. all
styles illustrated, is cut ini4 sizes: 1,
2, 4 and 8 years. The dress requires
2 IL yards, the slip 2 yards and the
drawers "a yard Of 36-inch material,
for a 2-year size. Price 10c.
1841-Boys' Blouse, with Yoke "
Square or Pointed Outline, and with
Two STYLES of Collar. A nonular. com
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

Of contrasting material or a bit of en-
broidery, a real chic little gown could
be developed. The pockets are attached
to the belt, and form a practical and
attractive style feature. The collar
and sleeve is new. The fronts are
Tapped at the closing. The skirt Is a
four-gore model cut with ample full
ness. The pattern is in 3 sizes: 16, IS
and 20 years. 1t requires 6 IA yards
Of 44-inch material for an 1S-year size.
The skirt measures a little over 3
yards at the foot. Price 10c.
161fChild's Set, comprising a
Yoke Dress with Sleeve in Wrist or
Elbow Length, a Slip and One-Piece
Drawers. A pleasing, practical and
~serviceable combination. These de-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

gere lid, Yartei gu ergrcifen, neil
belltidc unb 6Itcrreifiife &atbolifen
eriitiereu uno polle lid besbulb nidt
fompromittiereu. Sizes lei Der 8runos
inB alIer ihlpdden He9ierllngen.
Seine Saltung itclle Den ihlimmitcn
Seller oar, neil inn Der 8ierbnnb
perbicten iperbe, selcgeutlid oes 8rie>
oens cine Nple 81 i~pielen. geneoift
mogc lid frageu. OF ieine Yolitit nift
Den abfaQ Der Gafbolifcn, ioipie Die
9iloung elmer n%ntionalen Stride pers
idyulbe. (l) Ser v5cmps" ihliebt ieis
men 8~utbarsbrud, pDrtlih: AQ5u
iflau, al5u 9ei6mci6elt ~perbiirgt
nift INNER griolg. Sic Neutralitdi
bcs Rnpites bebcutet cine Nieoerlaee
bes Ynpittbums.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Our Pattern
Department
Order Patterns by Number.

1S46IGirls' Dress, with or with
out Beforehand with Sleeve in Either
of Two Styles. A pretty dress for
party or best wear. NainSoOk, batiste,
wolfe, crepe, lawn, tub silk, messaline
and taffeta are nice for this model. The
waist may be finished with or without
the bolero. The back extends over the
fronts in yoke effect. The skirt is full
and gathered to the waist. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: 4, &, s and 10
years. 1t requires 3 ID yards of 36-inch
or >wider material, for an Swear size.
Price Zoe.
1894 Popular Twenty Minute
Apron. Just the thing to make "in a
hurry" and to find convenient II COM
Portable ever after. This style is nice
for ginghams, seersucker,. a a,
sateen, lawn, linen, drill and -percale.
The body portion has ample fulness,
and the strap extensions secure the
back over the fronts. In warm weather,
this style will be much appreciated.
for it does away with any superiority
of material, and at the same time Sc
cures ample protection for the dress
beneath. and is comfortable. The pat
tern is cut in 3 sizes: Small, medium
and large. 1t requires 5 IL yards Of
27-inch material for a medium size.
Price Zoe.
1S48-Girls' Coat, with Raglan
Sleeve. A smart new style. This style
is fine for cheviot, serge, velvet, cor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Nnrempeluns bes 81. gaters.

Cine mcrborte @eidimpfuug bes
Yapitcs ~leiItetc lid Der Earlier
.Semps". SeS Yapitce Stonbpuntt
lei Samnlcrn uub 9etcn, nber nidt
llrtbcil. Ser Yapit ipiclc Den Nells
trnlen. ob6luur iciue NsutraIitdt itet5
nui mntcrieleu llrioden berube. Ser
Yapit ipred)e Die @eid,ditsiprade
@ilipn's. or bcge udmlih beimlide
a6Iidt auf Die @elpinming bes einitis
gen airhenitaatcs, Ser Eaplt ipeis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Grnennuns BON gii16ieu.

81 m.--Gruaunt purbcu ipl8cnbc
EiihDfe: Ni9r. 20. g. Solep, Siidoi
bon Sugueearao, 3um 9iiGof bon
Sarp ouf Den Ybilippiueu als Nu6s
folaer bcS naf buffalo, ". g., pers
teeten 8iI6pis 3. 3. 9ou9bertp; Der
bisberiae Yfarrcr alireoo Ser3oin
gum 9ii6of Der Sio8eie Gipu auf Den
@bilippiucn; Wigr. Snuiel Gobalm.
bist;r 6ilis6iidIpf Der SiD5cic Gorl
IN Srlano, gum Siihoi bieicr 9io5cie;
0ti9r. g. z. Rpnn, bisher @etbbilhol
Der 3i03cIe @embrotc in Canada, sum
giiboi Der 9euanntcn Stc6eie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
will 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, lows.
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9apnliher suuberbute mad @icn.
10. q. a..sapclnramm oisisr 3tituna.)

m.--8ic Der ~Mefia9ero" be-
ridtet, befinbet lid Gin Soupcrbotc nit
eincm S%anOidrcibcn bcs Yapites an
aaiicr Sran3 Soiepb u%nterlpcgs. @ie
es bciBt crbictct lid Der 9apit pcrIpns
lid, Neine MISUNDERSTANDING ein6ue
Ieitcn, iucun Der 9oiier cs fir an
eebradt bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
@ir liefern Gnd bic SHUTTER
III biaisen Yreiien.

may be in wrist or shorter length.
Serge, cashmere, mixed or novelty
suiting, gingham, lawn, battste, seer
sucker and linen are also good for
this style. The pattern is cut In 8
sizes: "a, SO, 80, 40, AZ and Al inches
bust measure. 1t requires Z yards OF
98-inch material for a 36-inch size.
The skirt measures ABOUT 3 1-8 yar8-
at the foot. Price 10c.
019ITelephone Pad. This teie-
phone pad will be found a great con
venience. The design is very simple
and easily and quickly embroidered In
outline stitch.
Stamped and tinted on cream linen,
including the pad and necessary
cotton for working .---.----.-35o
Perforated pattern NOT supplied.
O190-Dresser Scarf. Size 1Sx52
inches. This dainty neat design is pro-
duced most effectively, carried out in
eyelet embroidery, with the small
leaves embroidered in solid stitch, and
the edge in buttonRole- stitch. The
flowers could be embroidered in satin
stitch il preferred and the leaves out
lined.
Stamped On white art linens so
Stamped on pure imported white
liner ------------- LOO
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials. .15
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Illus kirbIiben kreilen.
(speaea fir bs S.tuns beabehht)

Nar 9laitt iebod nift OaB er in
Der 3ufurft im Stnnbc iein pirb,
letnc 9io8cic gu %pcrlpalten uub Das
bollonoiidc 8latt ~Siib" rpciB aus
Surcmbur8 81 bcrihten, bab @tigr.
Giri f, Der bcitbefannte lurems
burger Troieiior an Der llnipcriitdt
Srciburg, Sd)luci5, 81 icinem Ha6s
iol9cr crnnnnt ipcrbcu ipiro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
AnsianH.
Ter nene Siihpi pom 0orf.

Ser bodbip' tic Serr Saniel Gobaldn,
S~ilfsbiidJoi bon Sort, SrcIano, III gum
8iidoi bieier Gio6eie crnunnt NOR
BEN ols Nafiolser be5 b]critorbencn
giihofs Sbps. q. S'GaQagbon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Icuer gii6uf fir %9ursmburs?
(spt5irn iar bieie Se.tuns,)

an benz * Y. SiGclc" pom IS.
Guguit lcien mir:
aWRiar. aoppeS. Siidoi bon
Qurembur9. Deiicn @eiunobeits3uitano
Dor GINGER 3eit gu idipercn geoenfen
Gnlab CAB, lit lpieSer ber9eiieat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

Str, gu benz 8etruee bon runo ST.
900 fduflif fir cine neue @emeinbe
eriporben. Die in aiir5e organizers
iperben pirb.
SflabOma Gitp, Nla.-0alit einem
am 20. September einselaufensn
8%dbelsramm bat Der Sapit 8enebtft
Dem bodtp'iten Sbeopbile IeeribdeSt,
giidof bon Oklahoma. tpelder ufts
ldngit bas iilberne giidofss Subildltm
%feierte, Den Sitel ~Ydpitlifer @r&f
unb SbronsGiiiitent" perlieben.
Snlutb, Wfinn.-Rep. Mlois Yirna&
iplirbe gum Yfarrer Der ct. gliiabetba
9emeinbe in Neip 9ulutb ernanrt.
3usleif tpurbe linn bic Seeliorge Der
Hopeniihen, iIobafiiden, froatiifen
uno litbauii6en aatbolifen, iotpie ber>
I%ienieen in @arp iibertragen. - Nep.
u. Yenta fpurbe gum Yfarrer Der @ss
metnoe IN gneletb ernannt, uno Hen.
w. %9ompagni, friiber In gpeletb.
iibernimmt Die SeeIiorse Der italics
niiden &atbolifen in Chisholm; er
lpirb in Sibbtiie tpobnen. Hep. Intpn
Sestobic bon @urora tpuroe an bte
Stride Der iIobeniihen 4atbolifen In
ebeletb perIest. Heb. g. S'8iorban
iibernimmt bic @emeinben in Seer
Niper unb @obaiiet. = Ser botp'ite
Serr Siifof Wc@olrid ipeibte tiirsli8
bic nele Stride in Sturseon 3afe. 9iel
iriibere Stride iplrbe nebit YfarrbaiS
Dor 5fpei Sabren pur4 Seuer serit5rt.
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duroy, velour and taffeta. The sleeve
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and pretty, and has a cuff yer a band.
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with smart pockets. The pattern is
cut in Z sizes 20, 4, 6, s, 10, IL and ID
years. 1t requires 2 3-S yards OF A
inch material for a 6-year size. Price
Zoe.
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feta. nuns yelling, gabardine, novelty
suiting, satin, velvet and corduroy
could he used for this style. The skirt
is heightened by a gored section be-
meath upper portions that are finished
with a deep tuck fold. The sleeve is
unique in its shaping. The waist has
a cape collar, shaped to form tab ex-
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is fine for cheviot, serge, velvet, cor
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gotten the saItl There isn't as much
in the place as would fill q midge's
eye"
II have some," said Mary. "I'll 60
and fetch it."
She was gone - long that Delaney
grew impatient, and yelled for her at
the top Of his voice. She came at
once, but not alone. She was accom-
panied by a good-looking, well-dressed
man Of about thirty-five years Of age.
whose face and manner betokened the
successful artist.
The three young men hailed him
gleefully as "Evan," and invited him to
join in the impromptu meal. He ac-
cepted instantly, and was evidently
more than willing to renew memories
Of his own student days. Mary,
whose eyes were sparkling but whose
demeanor was now somewhat SUBJ
dued, calmly introduced the newcomer
to John as Mr.. Evan Parker, and the
surname revealed an artist whose
work commanded high prices both
from dealers and connoisseurs.
Now, a dramatic thing had hap
pened during Mary Ames' brief alb
sence from her friends, an event des-
tined to shape the whole course of her
life. She had gone into her room
expecting to find 1t empty, and was
surprised, even a trifle indignant, by
discovering that the rich and we'll
known Evan Parker had actually
dared to enter her apartment without
permission. He had even stripped the
wet cloths Off the clay study on which
she was engaged. Nor did he turn
at the sound of her footsteps, but
continued his scrutiny of the clay fig
ure. His attitude was reverent. He
seemed to exude breathless admira-
ton.
"Wonderful - he murmured softly
to himself. II didn't think there was
anyone within thousand miles who
could create anything like that. But
where on earth did she get her model p
Now, Mary Ames was well aware
work was genuine. She knew, too, that
praise from Sir Rupert was praise
indeed" and her heart swelled with
momentary pride. Yet she had to find
commonplace words somehow.
"Have you called on me, Mr.. Park
err" she inquired.
The intruder spun round on his
heels.
"A thousand pardons," he said. bow.
ing gracefully. II am here by mis-.
take. I am horribly hard up for q