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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

cinen geoieeenen 9eihdftlideu Huf er<
lporbcn lnb iid rnb ieinen ainoern
an anaeiebencn lebensitellngen perz
bolfen. Mls Dor ncbreren Sabren iein
dlteiter Coin, Scrr Ooh. @eraro, Der
iesi9e rilbrige Nbgeoronete oeS 9aus
TONS Siefird, bas pdterlidc 0eihdit
iibernabm. g~rilnhcte Serr Socoues
9sroro in gtteIbriid cine 8uhbanbs
lln8 uebit OrudereisS etrieb, ipo Ii. a.
Die bcfonutc Sahseituna .9anbpirtbz
id'oftlider General N~nSciger" georudt
miro.
uIflinBcn, 4. Sttober.-8ez
irltat Der B~ieb5abluu9 uuIerer Bes
meinoe: Yfernc 153 144) /; Stipeine
1.511 1.035); Rinooicb 1915 a.
1885,. bapou ST. 9lildtiibe; Staie
81 49, Sieseu "A (3S) aanin>
6el 934 (16); Siibner 4,40O 81
863). Sic in aIamn,eru itebenoen
Sablcn gcbeu pas Teiultat Der Sdbs
lung o II. Sebrliur 1915 an.
1icfirh d. 4. Sttober. = Serr
Wniieler. bisber Bolt commits bier.
puroe Sur, llnterburcouzGbef an
Vpitamt Siefirh %ernaurt.
Yefurt, 4. Sttober. = Heiultnt
Der @~ieb5dblun9 uuicrer 8clreinbe:
Sieroe 50 (47); Hinbpieh 1923
1922 Shipciue 864 G51) !;
Shafc I; 3iegen 1925 (99) 8duinz
den 244 C191) 5iibner Lie d.
1922. Sic Siffcrn 5uiid,cn Slam
mern eebeu oas Geiultat Der 3dbluns
DOM 8. Sftober 1915 an.
@oIflinscn, 4. Sttober. -
Sir Die neilsegriiuSete WGbteuihuls
in unierm nelieu SduIgebduoe su
8olilinsen puroe lesten Sonnta9
Sri. Srancistus bon Sdnopeilcr eius
thinning ais 2ebrertn %ernannt. Sbre
SdAllc mirb II &inber 5Gblcn. Die
ShuIe unieres 2ebrers. 6erru Soms
mel. miro auf As anaben ~reSu5iert
iein. Seu8csinu Ger Sdulen in
unierer @emeinbe lit feitgeiest auf
Sen 16. Sftober.
Tenninsen, 8. 6ftober.-3um
Nudtbeil bes Nderers ). g. grenbel
tpurben Nahts 80 Siibner iii 8ertbe
bon 200 Sr. g~eitobIen. Sic There
purben bon DEN 9ieben an Srt nnb
SteIle getobtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

Gage. Surf oas Id,led,te 8ettcr
lit man brei Woden biutan9eicst.
Gort obcn iteGt nod Die Sdlfte ocS
Safcrs auf Dem Sclbe - oicIfah uns
semdbt. Ser @rummet lit nod eiuz
3uid)eieru; Die Serbitinat lit nod MD t
in Der groc. 8o ndren Die 6dnlhc,
nm Die aartoffelu ais3unebntcn umo
81 pcrididen? Bic 9iefcruugcn lpcre
Den nit BOILER 8lidt @noc Cttpbcr
cirieseu uub Diitte Ropember miro
man etnicbcn, oaB CO bel Der Ingit
gcblieben lit.
Wie Itebt's nun NIT bent Grcis?
Ter o5liuger Bauer tattc ibn luirfs
lid uidt 10 huh eripartct; er bate
audi bili9cr %Ocrtultft: las itebt M
u%mitoSIid fe,t. CD abcr Die porers
tudbntcn 5000 @ageons bel ciucm
9eringereu Yrciie obgeIiefert porbeu
Ddren? Sns lit, meiuer Gnii6t nab.
3u psrneinen. gines lit iidcr! 8cnn
Der icei8c Sofitpreis beitebcn bleibt,
miro feline @bfartoiiel an bic Shtpeiue
perfiittert, uno ber aoniument tomnlt
pca uno gang uuf feline Rehnuns.
Sas III CUR 3eit Die Sauptiate. @s
it nid,t notbie, gu perIangeu. boB Die
Shtueine dbaeidlnhtet ipcrbsn ioaeu.
9aier, 8unfelrilbeu IL. I. III. limb in
Silae unb SiiIc porbunben. 2aiien
mir babiueeitcut, OBJ ma bel Der 2eits
iesun9 oes pofitpreiies seiebIt ODER
nidt gefcblt bat: 9as sebort Der Der
g%aneenbeit an. Die 8cgeniport itebt
inter benz 9oiunssiporte: rGdrtoffcIn
berbei!" Zen eroBten Seller. DEN
man Iest MAIDEN t0unte, mare, ben
Sohitpreis b~erab3ufesen. Der 0Ss
finger Bauer lit berbrieblid. 8ont
Sbr tpiiien, !uarum? Sbr tperSet ibu
peritebeu. CT tpeib. oab i'm Out
lanbe niht mad benz Soditpreiie ses
i6aut lpirb. oab man unseitrait so.
90, ia 100 Sr. fir bu5 Wialter ioroern
unb empfanaen tann. Sest eine Ser
abiesun8 bes seiesIidhen Sotitpreiics
pornebmen, mare uifts Gnbercs als
cine Observation-Disclosures Wabresel
ipe5icQ fir ben ScsIinser. Us tpdre
cine 8ieberboluns bes i'm bcriIoiienen
Sabre b%sgansenen Seblers. grbittcs
run9 uno natrtbeili9e SoIsen tpGrcn
urausbIeibIid. Die Seslinger limb 10
ipic 10 ihon red. i6Iimm baran, neil
ihneu Die SbomnsIhladen In unaez
niisenoer Utenge unb pieI ga ipdt gez
Iisfert perben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Yhilpfpphie nnb Yhilplpaie.-

Ebilofopbie inb Ybilolpgie.-Scrr
Sos. Berg alis gttelbriid, He3ipienf
fir Die GanSibatur in Der Sbiloiopbis
uub SbiIcloeie ais gorbereituns aui
bas Hehtsitubilm. bat an 8. Sttober
bic entipredenoe Yriifune beitanben.
5bierarSneifunbe. - Serr 3. y.
Reber aus S%berbonnen. He5ipieno fir
Die Ganbibatur in Der Sbierar5nsis
tunoe bat Die porSeifrtebene Nriliuna
b%eisntloeu.
Glaniener griide.-Sie Nrbciten
gum Ban elmer neuen Bride unb
llmbau Der alten Bride iiber Die
Nl5ctte IN Glauien ipurben Den
minoeitforbernoen llnterncbmern so.
9ciar 9lipio II. Sic. bon @uremburs>
gabnbof gum Sreiie bon 1SS,492 Sr.
iibertraaeu. Die Irbeitcn bnben bes
reits ~besDnneu unh iollcn in 5ipei
Sabren pouenoet iein.
Sagbiheine.--Nad benz am 6.
Sftuber ausSegebenen ~0temoriaI"
iiub bis iest 1901 Sogoi6einc 9cIOit
morbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

unt bort Der Soh5eit hires Sobnes
@iI6elm nut SRI. @liic Nes bei5us
lpobnen.-(O. g.
Gidmunb. Mttnn.-9eter 7beiien
,peIdJer ludbrcnb Der Commemorate
5u 2ansforo. q. Sat, feline groBe
Sarm bearbeitete. lit bon ba tpiebe,
bierber 3uriideefebrt. Die Grnte
Iaete Serr Sbeiien, iuar idneu pors
bel, Sasel unb Hoit bat tie gang uers
nit,tet unb oanu purbe iie unterses
pfliiet.-(@.)
ct. Wthplas, Winn. = Gorise
8ofe ipar Seiratbsipohe in ct. Nifos
laus. Wontag itanben opr ben
Sraualtar 0err &orl Sbeis unb SRI,
0foia 8eber unb reifteu iih Die Sanf
gum 8unbe. Gm 9fenstag fniipfter
BEN 8uuo fiir's 2ebcu Serr Sobanr
9. 8rdmer NIT SRI. Barbara Shreis
iels. Im Witttpoh gaben iih Die
6dube gum ebelihen gunbe Serl
Sran3 Chefs bon Chen IaIlep unt
SRI. Waria Stein. Gen iungen Yaas
rem uniere ber3Iihiten @liidtuiinide
-(8.)
ct. 2onis, Wp.-(Spe3ials aorres
iponoens.) Serr Iihael S6ils Dor
CARING, a., elm Stupent Der ct
2ouis llniberIitdt, beihdftist lid
emiig NIT elmer neiteu io5ialen Irbeii
gum 9eiten Der fntboliihen Neeer Der
Staet. Sieie @~etpegrns lit fiir5ltd
bon einisen Der berporragenoiter
&atbolifen Der Stabt. suiammen mi,
benz Yfarrer Der ct. glisabetbs Stride
fir Sarbiee, o~rsaniiiert iporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Aus BEN iihriaeu Thetleu.

Gdternah d, 2. Sftober.-gnbz
lib lit uah p,cieu SsmuanaSeu .t,s
bon unierer Soipit6ls @eripaltuus ges
meiniam NIT Serrn Grhitsft Sroils
ans 2%urembur9 aiiseenrbeitete Sroiett
fir pcu Solpitnl sNcubali bon Der 8cs
gieruns 9encbmiat iporoen. Hdtitcn
Wittrpoh pirb Die Soipital Ser
paItun9 nit 8errn Sraus in elmer
Sisling Die Soo5eintbeilun9 'uno Die
Berpinssabe Der Grbeiten ieiticeen.
Wilp, 4. Sftober. = Seutide
glGtter melpen. baB Die bieiiSe
.Sabrif fir Socallescr G.s8." auf Die
beutihe ~arie9Sanleibe cine Sunme
bon 10000 Narf se5eihnet bat.
Giha. b. samer, =, Ottober,-
Sic Sieb5Gblung in ~unicrcr @cmeiuoc
ersab f~olscnbeS 8ciultnt: Sic 3ifs
fern in alammeru bebeuten Die 3dbs
lnna bonn II. Sebruar 1918.)
Yiercc 10 (i2l; stiueinc l7s(e1);
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
User fanu Mustunit seben?

Sir erbalteu bon Serrn & t.
WtegerS BON 3annett, aanton
Hcbtngen, 9uSembmra, eiu S6rci.
ben, im iuclbem er inns au%ffurnert,
Nahfprfhungen iiber ieincu Subn
Anton a%nsuitelcn. Mntun
WenerS fam int Sabre 1904
mad ben Der. Stnateu uub belt
i'd suerit bel @%erwanoten in
& btcagp, II. q. bet atb a.
rtna @elter auf. Alsoanu
besab er lid, AMI bic Wanoeridaft
unb felt 1907 bot feiu Batter
niGts mebr BON linn gebDrt, bis
er fiir5lif auf inhireftem Wcse
eriubr, Mutton babe iih mad
1907 in 9 a . a, Scotia uto
6 mref a, Gal, aufseGaiten,
non mu or iih mad, Nlasfa
begeben babe.
@enn elm 2eier etmas NdbereS
iiber Nntun McDers meiB, 10 lit
er aebeten, eS Der Wecnftinn Der
90 0a5ctte" mit5utbeileu.
Serr autun WeperS
ptrb IN et>ner 8eloans
seIeseubett geiuht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

in, 2anoe sibt. man ee3tpun9en miro.
in Der aauumer 8eben an3uboren. bic
ii6 MIR burf ibre anfpiberube Stds
bieteit, ibre betriibeube Srioidlitdt
unb tire bostpiuigen Rerbadtisun9cn
unb Senun5iatioucn aus5cifren.
Gin i'll Ser 2intSpreiie iebr be-
Iiebtes 2iiti6on Iautet befunntlit:
Ser erobte Sduft i'm san3cn
Yonb,
~Sas lit unb bleibt ser 9enuus
5iant.
,,Serr Waaer fano natiir!tt bloR
bic Nntmprt, bic man anseihts ieiner
characterization Vergansenbeit er.
Darten fonnte. Gr mart fetn Srirfs
gIaS mad Serrn alt1uieS!
rSas lit Nues. mas bieier Renid,
fertis brinet. Grit itdnfcrn unb
id1iutpien rno perunelinpfen. uuo
onun. ipeun or ocspegen anacfabt
piro: pollfommeneS 8erIa9eu icber
@ciitesthdtistcit unp apabenmdBiges
anfldmn,eru an bic Sauit ais eins
jiges Rettuna5mittel.
YSte liberulc Yurtet bat allo lpte :
Der einen SisuneSidluB ourd) 8es
mnltatt auf ihremt &onto 81 buden.
Wir beucioeu tic uiht barlim. ipreteu
i6r pielmebr inner aufrihtiaes peileio
pa5u aus. bab cine Ytrtei. beren Ser
treter lid iriibcr aui gr3iebung uno
Nnitano mas einbilbeten unb einbilben
puritcu. 10 ticf s~eiuntsn lit. oab
ihIieBIid bic Ipntens ino Bubens
manieren profeiiioueler RaufboIoe
ibr bic Si9natur uuibriiden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
@roRbfpogtbum.
Aus Der ~damptfaSt.
11aehriePten aus f~msembmrs.

Der mertbe 9efer wirb bemerft
babcn, baR bic ,2ug. @a5ette" ieit
eiuigsr 3ett uiebernm ibren resel-
makisen Nadridtenotenit aus Der
Nlten Seimatb erbalt. GS 1T inns
bies mad pielen fruhtlpien gemiib-
nnsen, anf einsm ipesielen Wese &c.
lunsen. Wir 3Wetfeiu ntd,t baran,
bah BITE 2eier Der sur. 0asette" hics
ihdten ,uercen uno bitten iie 81 be.
merfen, baR Nadrihten aus Der Nlten
Seimatb IN feinem anberen amerifa.
niiden glatte 81 finben iinS -. Is
iei benin, bah bieielbeu pDn Der ySmS.
0a5stte" ubseOrudt imp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

Sisunsb o 8. Sfto6er.
Serr General irettur @elter
ersreiit ais grifer bas Wurt unb 9ibt
einsn lleberblid iiber Die Gage Der
Sebensmittel @ericrsuns. Rah beu
@elterffen Darlesuugen itsben 3lpei
eroBe Sinberniiie Der @eriorsung aus
benz n%eutralen Nuslnnbe enteesen:
Der harte Wine Gmglanb's, uus iibers
baupt nidts 5utommen an laiien. unb
bic Shuterigfetten, melde 9entfm.
lamb maht, Die bel ben pom ginfluS
Gngldno's mebr ober lpeniger unabs
bdnei9em Neutraleu fir ms scfauften
@aaren burd iein 9ebiet paiiicren all
laiicn. Serr Relter erfldrtc. Gnes
lamb itcIle alien Intrdsen cine tatcs
goriIde Weiseruna enteessn llnb 5ipar
obne Aneabe bon iraenoipelheh Grim
ben. lleber oieie 8riin0e lieBen iif
BLOB WutbmnSuneen aufitelen.
Ilsoann tommt Serr Bescaz
tore an Bprt unb ifldst Der 3ams
mer I'M Tamen bes 9lpds cine scsen
Die Geeierung. ~beionoers segen Srn.
Welter serihtcte Sasesorhuung Dor.
Serr Setter q T Ii III berilbrt cinise
tpihtise Suntte, namentIi6. bic Re.
gieruns m6se iih nm baS 2pps Der
9u1emburser fiimmern, bic ais poll.
tiife @efangene TIM Nnslanb fetsc.
balter werben, ionic leine beifdIlie
aufgenommenen 6oroerungen mad
ener8iihem SduB Der 8ed,te Der
3urenlburser.
Sm llebrisen ertIGrte Serr Yriim,
lid bel Der Ibitimmuus iiber Die
Sagesoronnns YeSca.ure entbalten ;u
miiiieu. or itimme niht baiiir. % tie
in ibrem Wprtlaut seeen Die &C.
iamn,t' Resicrun8 Scrittet iei; or
itimme niht baSesen, iueil Tic in
einigen Eunften unS namcntlid, inios
melt lie cine Spisc eesen Germ 8es
neral irettpr @clter babe. it'd nit
ieiner guiitt Sede.
Serr groiieur crtlart I'M Nas
men bes SlodS. Die Sasesorbnuns lei
ein5ig unp aIein 9e8en 3errn WeIter
seridtet.
SiSuns POM l.. October.
Mm 4. Sftober mar GirtuStaa in
Der aammer. lleber Die 0orgGnge
in oieier Sisuue iareibt oas Mort"
inter Nnoerem:
.Wenn Serr RiiIIer einen
euten Ginbriid bate MAIDEN ipolen.
10 bGtte CT lid, ,,id,t 10 ic6r iiber bic
Tebrbelainlns Der Srouitrie arsern.
ioubern grobmiitti8 erfldren iollen. en-
nsbme bas &artoiielsS eii3it uui iid,.
Wir ipctten. or fDnnte Sas. lpenn er
nur lpollte; icin Ginfommeu mare
iiferlih bod genu9. INT ben sanseu
luirflit)en Seblbetrae 5u bcdsn.
.Mber Serr 0tiiQer bait harani.
iid Der Nits unb TahipcIt in sans
anberer @eiie 81 c%mpiebIeu. Or bielt
lpiebcr cine 8ebe. Ole bon baltloIcn
|erpdftisunsen. Sniinlatipnen. Sc.
run3iatipnen gegen ictncn frauten
NbseorbnetensGo negeu. Serrn Ieis
uanbp. seeen bic Gcitliten (%natiirs
lihlD uno scgen ale mDsIiten Seute
iDrmlih itrpste. Scrr I~Itlpies
iaste ibm baraui nit ber5eririihenber
Sffenbeit. mas allie a%nftineigsn
9%uSemburser iber Elm Giufubrat
beufen, ,uie 6 bic WRaer'ide 8ebe
bariteht. 0err gittuiss fiuhet ben
Seiial Der er0bten Rsbrbeit bes
luremburscr TpIies, wenn CT bicie
Hebe als 9enrcin uno uiebria abtbat
lno cs seiBcIte. Dab bel benz Glcno
uno Den Sdmicri9icitcu. Die cs icst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Sur kartsifeI' Sraes in
E~msembure.

Ger .9uremburser 3eitune" CSus
rembur9) BON 4. Oftober ertnebmeu
mir folsenoe Suitrift. iponah uniere
9efer lid 70 elm ungefdbres Bib iiber
Die Gage in Der alien Seimatb MAIDEN
fonnen: sd CLAUDE, bdB es an Der
Seit lit, alien 0enieniseu, Die lid lett
@ohen nit gaugeu fragen, Oh lie
aud &~artoffein fir BEN 0intcr be-
fommen fonnen. 81 iasen. oab i6re
.Soreen unbesriinoet limb, uno bab Die
io9enannte
2urtuffeipanif chen mr. cine
Eanif
lit. Sd duBere mid in Den na6s
folgenoen 0arle8unSen i'll boiler
aenntnib Der Sahlase. - Na6 mei'
ner Sfdsune miiiien nod, I'M Den
9ebarf Der &pniumenteu reihIih 81
oedcu. ctpo 5000 @osacns aartofz
ieIn, a 10000 &ls.. auf Den Warti
gebradt perbcn. Sino bieie aui5ns
treiben? Sal Sic perben selisferi
iperben. Sf peib, bab bic a~artoffels
ernie i'm @utlanbs itlett uno I'm
Oeslins an einisen stelsn nift su'
frtebeniteIlenb ausfaueu miro. 90
unterIi.et inbeiien teiuem Speifel -
i6 babe mid ielbit bapon iiber3eusi
=. oaB ser Norbtbeil uuieres 2anoes
cine erobe Iense aartpfirln able
fern pirb. Sasen mir es gleih
Sebes SesIineer 9orf, Sqs in oieisr
Sabre sinisern,abeu pom RortoffeI.
iesen erbalten bat. ipiro 3tptf6en IL
unb 20 8ussous b.riaufen f6rren.
Eieienigen. Die nunmebr felt @oter
an &artofielu ~~eebuneerr" baben. fin
ben Sieie 9~ebauptuns pieIeift uuz
slaublid: es lit aber cine Sbatiafe.
Gas Sesling iiir iid uaein tpirb 2,s
900 Was9onS. cher mebr benn
ipeniger. an bic 9uniun,enten ners
taufen. Wnn piro eintpenoen, bab
in pcriloXeuen Sabre ooppslt 10 piel
8~urtoifeIn i'm 9anoe seipadien iinb,
uno bab i'm Sriibiabre feline mebr gu
faufeu iparen. Sang redt! Wir
tpiIIen inheiien alt. bab Die 8urtofs
fem mebr nls our Sdlfte perfittert
luureen. 3enn Der Yreis in nieieml
Sabre 81 bod 1T. Damn lpar er ebenio
fiber i'm Ieyten Sabre piel sll niebris.
Ser Safer mar rar unb iibsr bic
WaBen tbeuer. 9ie S6petne itans
ben iebr gut i'm Yreiie. unb Der
Bauer i~iitterte chen bas, ipas gut,
bilis unb - reid,Ii6 porbanben mar.
Iau made barob Dem 8aucru feinen
Gortpuri; sr iii eiu lItilitariir pie
Sebermann. Or oiintt lid niGt better
ipie Die anoern 2erte. min aber aud
nid)t. pab q ibn fir itIedtsr
bate. Gem 0eiddit sebt beiler
gut; aber man per8cile nitt. paB es
piele. pisIe Sabre miierabeI sins.
Gs berriht momentum nod srpker
2artotfelmnnsei.
&c tann nift anbers iein. Sic
T6rier. bic in Der llnlsebuns Der
grpBen Gentren liesen uub Die ionit
bis tiei in Den Cftober binein ben
Martt periorSten. baben iait feine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
2thS Sem paterl6ntiiebeit
Gireu<.

General Sireffpr Weltsr ntft mebr
p~eriuua arata. = Sas 8latt bat
lid se,uenoet nno bic glp6leate
peritpFeu ibren friberen 1iftatpr.
lie Jredbeit 1T bes Wiiuers
2ut!
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10
GOOD GRIT SUPPLY
IS MOST ESSENTIAL
Not Only Keeps Fowls in Good
State Of Health, but De.
Creases Feed Bill.

When grit is not supplied some Of
the grain is not reduced sufficiently to
make it available for assimilation, and
it passes through the body as waste.
The supplying of grit regularly then
is real economy not only in keeping
the fowls in a good state of health,
but in the saving of food.
Many farmers supply their hens 10
grit, they believe that hens on range
will find all that is needed. Some
soils cCntain very little grit, and
where the hens have ranged " a
field for, perhaps, 10 or 20 years, the
natural supply Of grit may have be-
come entirely exhausted. Unless one
is certain that the range supplies an
adequate quantity of grit, it will pay
to buy the commercial article ard keep
it before the hers all the time.
Grit can be supplied in q limited
way by breaking up pieces Of broken
pottery, china ard glassware to the
proper size. Walnut and hickory
nut shells are also good. The grit
must be irregular in shape and con
tain sharp edges.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Perhaps you are looking for a coat
which you will enjoy wearing in the
evening and expect to press into serv-
ice for afternoon occasions. In this
case you might turn attention to velvet
with the assurance that your judgment
is directed to the right quarter. Vel
vet stands midway between cloth and
fur, having a restricted following of
its own. At its best it is fur-trimmed
or made so that it can be convenient
ly worn with Il fur set.
It almost goes without saying that
"yelvet' includes yelveteen and that
most Of the coats made Of either ma
terial are intended for evening wear,
They are sumptu0us affairs, in new or
familiar colOrS, including rObin'S-egg
blue, moss and light green's, coffee
color, chartreuse, sapphire, etc. Near
ly all are trimmed with furs in the
usual colors, or undyed, and white fox
poses on coats in the lighter tones
For those who like eccentricities there
are furs dyed in unusual colors.
A coat of velvet, trimmed with skunk
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

fur, is pictured, and one of ~velveteen
trimmed with silk braid, to be worn
with a separate set of furs. In the
fUr-trimmed coat handsome buttons of
dark mother-of-pearl and silver tiligree
accomplish the front fastening; one of
them at the collar and one at the
Waistline. The coat faStens Il little
to one side. Except for a novel man
agement at the shoulders there is moth
iRg unusual in the manner of construct
ing it. Here the back is extended,
overlapping the front in rounded and
corded edges. The skirt portion IS set
to the body with Il heavy cord. The
lining is of 0ld-gold satin, but It's color
| may be left to the discretion of the
| Wearer.
The brief description of the vel
veteen coat is given in the picture.
1t is full and straight hanging and its
| owner may or may not like to add to
| these entirely correct details q men,
ton of plain bands Of silk braid which
would not be missed if they were not
there.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Faille silk and no end of work, with
yarn flowers and kolinsky fur COM
bined to make q hat and muff. With a
narrow scarf, or high collar, OF ko-
linsky about the neck, the wearer may
achieve a very original and elegant
set that no amount of money can ex-
coed for smartness.
There are many such sets, usual!
Of two pieces Ia neckpiece and MUM
made by putting together fur ana
cloth, fur and velvet, or fur and SILK.
A hat is brought into the scheme OF
things by a collar of fur, or, as IN the
set pictured, the hat is made to mateh
the muff and the neckpiece Is adapt
cd to these two pieces. Collars are or
MANY varieties, and muffs are fash
tonable in the pillow and the melon
shapes. None of the latter are very
large, although they may be drapeo
with extra pieces of fur by way OF ADD
ed enrichment.
The cloths used include broadcloth.
ye1ours. Bolivia, and other weaves' ana
color is an important consideration
when one contemplates a matcned SET
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10

Innings are in contrasting colors, and
soft, plain satin Is used for them,
Having disposed Of the matter of cloth
and lining, that Of color must be con-
sidered. 1t will be determined partly
by the kind of fur to be used.
These small sets offer a promising
way to make the best of old style
furs that show signs of wear or are
too antiquated to be worn and too
good to be discarded. And they hold
out enticing possibilities to the clever
woman who would add q smart asset
to her winter wardrobe.
In the set shown here faille silk Is
closely shirred to make a covering for
the hat crown and the muff. It Is In
q saffron shade and the decorative
flowers and foliage are made of yarn
IN the same color. The hat Is faced
with fur and the ends Of the muff fin
isbed with bands of it. The collar Is
the simplest imaginable-merely a
straight, wide band fastened near the
hack of the neck, where two short
tails finish this particular bit of fash
IONS history.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10
pDDY'S EVENING
L4RY TALL % WARY
q Wl|GRAHAM
10 fW BONNER !
WILD FLOWERS TALK.

"A1ong a Country Road" said
Daddy, "were Woods on either side.
They continued for quite a distance
until q little Farm House could be
seen, and in this House there lived q
small Girl named Polly.
"One day Polly took a Walk through
the Wooded Road. She bad been Play
ing hard, and she also had been Work
ing hard in her Garden.
"Tm 50 tired and sleepy she said.
And she thought she would lie
down in a lovely Bed OF Moss she saw
on n side of the Road, ON a bank.
son. moss makes such a lovely Bed"
"And it seemed as though the Moss
were anwering her: Yes, Moss makes
a nice Bed, and a very comfy Pillow
"Soon she feA asleep, and the Flow
ers that before had been growing in
the Woods, and along the Roads, and
Of which she had planned to pick a big
bunch for her Home, seemed to be
coming nearer and nearer to her. And
then they stood all around her. They
seemed to have Faces, too, and Eyes
that blinked and laughed and were
merry.
up from a tall Plant which looked
like a Pulpit which Polly had seen
in Church. came a funny looking Crea-
ture, who b0bbpd his Head all around
and said: Hello, Polly. I'm Jack
"'You're Jack? asked Polly. And
what is your last Name?
"Im called Jack-in-the-Pulpit in
the Flower Books, and my Friends call
me- Jack-in-the-pulpit, too, because l
look out from this leafy Flower which
looks just like a Pulpit
"tAnd who are your friends?' asked
Polly. viii they talk to NEE
"'Indced, yes said Jack. MY
Friends are these Wild Flowers you
see growing about you. They're not
really Wild, you know. They're just
called that because they don't grow In
Gardens. They like places such as the
Woods and the Country Lanes.
They're shy, that's what they are
"'You're right said the bright But
terfy Weed. Jack has told you just
what we think. You see, he has to
Talk a lot because a Pulpit is the
place to Talk from. He has his
Speeches all ready
"Do you often make SpeechesT
asked Polly.
"'Dear me, yes said Jack. Il make
them all the time. Even when you're
picking me, I make Speeches going all
the way Home
"'And I've never heard you,' said
Polly.
"'But you're hearing me now. How
ever, I must stop Talking SO you can
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-11-10
PROBLEM OF WINTER
VEGETABLE STORAGE
Cellar Must Have Some Venti|a-.
ton and Temperature Must
Not Get Too Low.
By E. F. MKUNE, Colorado Agricul-

CBy E. F. M'KUNE, Colorado Agricul-
tural College. Fort CoIIins.)
The problem Of winter storage of
vegetables is one which confronts
nearly every family. OF course, the
ideal place for vegetables is the root
cellag, this may be located under the
;ng or separate from it.
! In making the pit, the following
main items should be arranged for:
Ventilation-There should be Il free
circulation of air at all times.
Heat-The temperature should never
be allowed to fall below the freezing
point. It is best to keep it just above
freezing.
Walls and Floor-The walls are usu'
ally concrete. The floor should be left
uncemented if possible, because the
moisture from the dirt will keep vege,
tables from drying out.
Whenever roots have to be kept in
a cemeatei basement, place them IL
moist SAID.
If vegetables have to be kept in the
furnace room, there is very little tina
can be done to extend their keeping
qualities.
AS a summary, it may be said tina
vegetables should be kept cool, moist
and in a dark place.