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MY HOMES IN NEW JERSEY.

rfod"rich =. Collins has sold for Mar
s,l't j. Murray the residence at 62
,.o,''t'H avenue, North Caldwell. N. j..
W i.tih T. G~reenbcrg.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

BowERy. $50. ALBERT De Roode to wm
4 Kane, West New Brighton. staten
BowERy. ssC.t-wmn a Kane sW 10 LAWYERS
TILL 4 + CO, iso Bway $1,000
a Kane. Yves, New Brighton. Staten
Island atty. l. T co. 1850 Rway...... 81
AUpugoN Ay, - from 18Th 81 to issih
Lowenteld, LOG Z stth st: attys. Lind 4
Arprpoo:SS aT ~ '' from ,,7,b si1S
ano TO Peerless Holding co. - Cedar
-, a,,y; Lind a = ts Cedar s':..;,u
s.. iss.s1AssIPe.rislsS.m i iS,,n .s to co aSSt to
Pincu. Iow.nseld, ios f 6, 81: a,tys.
,o ai1d Pa Cedar r;.m
at: a.tys. Lawrence 4 l.. 80 Pway seq. ooo
'rM Az: :S7;mHuason CITY say, Ins's =
s:p ST. IS w-jac;ob Gordon. committee. to
s2D ST. IS w-ritie GUAR & r Co to jacob
Gordon. 1915 9TH av: atty. T q Go. i5s
PITT ST. 5,s-Lawyer: Title Tco to
Esperanto Mtg Co; atty. Jos c Levi. :!
ii5rH ST. :;i:6 w.Abr Davis and a1o
70 German r Rove. summit. y j.. 81
It'll ST. .7.7 Z saml zuckerman and suo
TO Adolph FortgtuR. az S'uyvcsaut nv,
Hk'yn. atty. Myron krieger. go
r. rM" sr. sos w-chas : Brown aud ars
Ki.ro avs p.rtor n 4 ~ u
Sassau :, 81. ooI
isiTH sr. n :. 200 . :, Nicholas az. sos
Wi - ,,,v. l. 90. $50 pYny s'0
.sTi 81, as We : ,M~i'iendorf "a
.o,h ~, 49, nusrbc- = & y ~,
sy NV" " we ,,5ooo
Rfn.EEcKER sr. is North RIVER say
.':s s s,,y.. 10 B s"cr'''" "'ss. csSiissrr
s.Tu Sr, "a so,'
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. April ?%1.-Thess army
we're issued to-day:
Frs. Lieut.. c. +. Swartz. infantry. N
al vacancy IN signal Corps. vice Frs,
Lieut. J. II. Van Horn. signal Corps. re-
Bowed from detail IN that corps.
col y r. Williams. retired. ~rclicvcd
'rom active duty at Army War COLLEGE
ana to his home.
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THE WEATHER.


moderate temperature; fresh westerI!
winds.
For New England. probably rain to-day;
partly cloudy tomorrow with moderate
iemporatnrc. strong shifting winds. becom-
ing westerly.
FOR Western New York. local rains. and
cooler to-day: unsettled tomorrow; fresh
westerly winds.
NEW YORK. April 2c.--The. western
storm moved slowly northeastward and be-
cainc central over Wisconsin yesterday.
Its rain area spread east and southeast.
ward from the upper Mississippi valley ana
lake regions Into some OF the Atlantic
states.
Rain also fell in Oregon and rain. or
snow In Washington. hut IN other sections
IN. weather was generally fair.
Tho pressure wa Moderately high over
the eastern Rocky Mountain slope. but an
other area OF depression WAS spreading
southwark from "a centre In western Can
ada,
1t was warmer in tho ohio Valley. lower
lake regions and Atlantic states, but cooler
In the central states
Freezing temperatures prevailed In parts
OF the Dakotas. Montana anu the states
southward.
In this city the day va. fair and warmer;
wind, fresh cast to southeast; average
humidity, SO per cent. barometer. cor
rected TO read to sea level. at 8 a. NJ.
.3:s1. 3 l.. NJ, 29:7?.
The temperature IN this city yesterday,
as recorded by tho oficisi thermometer. 10
shown In the anneNed tablA.
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dnurt Of Apncals Calendar.

ALRhNY. April 2l.-The Court OF Ap-
poals calendar tor Monday Is numbers ~.
;r3, I. =, 3, I. ! and 8,
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United States Coast and Ccodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun r,s.. Az pML,.AM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
AM AN AM
oshoyhk Y. lO:j3iGov. Isl. 10 SO Hell Gate. ~ -
Low WATER ms DAY.
AMI AM AM
sandy Hk.. 400 Gov. ISL. . % 30 lioll Gate..7 .OI
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
tWith name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
downtown.

DOWutOWus
South of Fourteenth ST
HENRY 81, ii6. y n, 20. isl00 --MinAker
Independent Old Mems Benevolent Assn
to -. Nincent's Hospital. 1853 " l6th
-. Apr 20, 3 yrs, 8 p c; atty, T.G GO.
caa.aL' SSTr.' sos. n ?7., nway' a.'SsSS
s56; 10TH II, n :. 500 " 9Th av, .25x9a.
y pit, u t-Sarah II Parker TO Clara !
Wuin. at summit, n J, Apr 20. due May
!, 1917. 8 p q; atty. 7 Go. i7s Broad.
Prince sr. VS.. u " sullivan st. sHsxiSo
John L.eibold 10 italian Savings Bank.
q Spring st, .Apl si,,s yrs, 8 p G. at,ys.
SAME PROPERTY--John LcIbold to Geo
i. Rohdcnburg, 90: W ia6 At, and ano,
Api ~ ?. mtg .ia29o, due as per bond;
sn ST, 1872 r, . y 2eh. Az 7, tsss
Tor, - Mt Morris Park ", Apl 20. due
May !. 1917. = . q; atty, Jacob Freeman,
East Side.
H.ast of rinh sy, between Fourteenth
AMI 10th sts,)
I'D Az, q r.. 1855 n <3d St. 26xi00 Sig mund
Berman to jacob Ornstein. asa u 6oth
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These navy orders were Issued:
First Lieut. Il. T. Mossersmith, Marine
corps. from Indian heRd, Nd, to Norfolk,
Va, IN connection with marine detach-
mont for III" Fennsylvania
lAcu' u. |. Dcnis, Marine Corps, from
san Diego barracks 20 Philadelphia bar
racks.
ii'u'-col W. y. Lrmly. assistau quar-
t"'indst'r, Marine Corps, from depot of
supplies, Philadelphia, to headquarters
Marine Corps.
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BOSTON RID. = " cor southern boulevard,
l33 .2xl31.S-roughkc. psic Trust 60 nEt
Adele SturE"S Dudi. tprcclusurr OF mtg
atty. - II Arnold.
TRINITY Az. e. =, .iot q 'Gtth ~, EOS
lOO-Ern"st Hall agt pzias tarp - a.
foreclosure Of mtg. atty, e Freeman.
Lot - block .stJ, section II on tax
map Geo T liauscr. ,>'t. ag' Mcrwin
Realty 90 ct ~, action 10 for"closc
transfer af tax lien, atty, II Swain.
LOTS 1876. i32 ASD 1873. oSisct Map OF
Seneca I'ark-It,ob Jauss AFT Brady
Realty Co foreclosur" Of mtg. attys,
Noldon \ ..
FORDHAM Rp, $40 Frank 6 phclan apt
Leah NJ kos"nhaum ct a., action to
forecloso mechanics lien, attys, Phillips
&
HOE Az, 1851 Hollorlth. eyer, agt
Lyttle Const 90. Inc. ot al. foreclosure"
Of mtg. ATTY, u ~l.o"w"Uthil
LOT 90.. map Of property made under thu
direction Of and belonging to the Metro
poli,an Real Estate Assn, .ith ward -
1emarac Realty torpn agt Anna WI
l!a,ns faction :" "i""r tItl",. atty. y. y
RosHlcr.
HERNANY ST, n y, 3aO " Cast. Uill nv,
50Nlo3, Brown sGt John Brac
coneri ct al ,forcclvp OF mtge), atty, II,
Robitzek.
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lBrOnX.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders at
torrey.)
I'D ST, g rs, 60 c "a Az, ?%oxts.i, rArl
Is, lall-Thcrcsa norfiuann to Tile
Guar and Trust co, lIo Bway. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY and date Same To
Phillip Carroll. atty, T q co. lT6 BROAD
SUFFOLK ST, W s.. 1904 . from = y =
Grand st. 2s2xiOo. sept 5. lsOs-wm
Messer 20 to Abr : Iscrson: atty. Jacob
$ Freedman, ago Bway ......,s . 5000
Sd Az. ah7. g 2, mort On lease. Sc, oct J.,
l9lt-Nito and Nicola Militia rotonda and
ano to Fredk Ecscigno and Jno !
Malta; atty, NJ s Adler. st3 81 So, 900
ESSEN ST. l+s-l50. q =. 100 = stanton ~.
5OXlOO, Apl %, Isl2-Samuel and Barnet
klar and ano to Isidor klar 1890 In
ls,Tm ST. n - 200 e st Nicholas av. COX
0s.ll, Aug 4, ~isl5-.ity CONSTRUCTION co
TO the n y Trust Co: atty. Fr:dk 4
SNOW, 10 wall st. .......:. f0, zoo
t9TH ST. ~ L. II >. las g Mad aN. .ex
100 .. Dec n, ig0s-Royal Phelps and
Marion J. Carroll TO Phillip A Carroll.
GOTH ST. .2e W. u -. 400 " 10th aN. . y
100 9. Jan Is. ieio-Rusgo Realty e. to
Eugcnc w Mcntc. attys. Bowers a S.nda,
SoTH ST, ?3i W, n $. $50 e West End ay,
.5xl00.5, Feb "a. lg0s-Iacob and Mill,c
Cohen To Eugene W Mcnte; atty. Jno
NJ Rider. ~ Cedar ST.. .......... IS, 900
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Houses 70, the Summer
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MAPLEWOOD. WHITE MTS.. ". r.
Several Cottages to Rent 1850 B'way. y. 4.
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~. RJOCks FROM OCEAN.

Pine house, - ro"us amt ! haths, vrrN
nnr ~surroundtrg s. licu', soil or trade,
AINlN \, SEAlN. 4"t BNr', y '
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The temperature IN this city yesterday.
as recorded by tho oficisl Thermometer. 10
shown In thu apneNed tahiA.

Highest temperature. 6i'. At 3A5 y. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 40. At IL IS r. NJ.
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STDBBlNS Az. sc cor Freeman At. entire
second story-Hsmpp Bldg Corpn ~
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ARRIVED FROM NEW yoKK
SAILED FOR NEW yOrx

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Sc Oscar H.. At Christian-sni.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
So Noordam, from Rotterdam
Ss Calamares. from Havana.
IS Mexico. from Nassau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

Ghiebsgeriht icitselesten idbrliden
Sributs bon $43 ,050.99 ais 3iulen
peS bon Den Mcrifanern in Galifors
nien g~eitoblcnen air6en9utes, nitt
eeleiltet.
ct. 9anl, Minu.-Ser bo6tp'ite
Serr gr3biifof CAB befannt, oaB I'M
2auie oielcs SabreS Der 9au elmer
ncucu .aupeIe fir bas ct. Sbomass
College i'll Iu9riif 9enommen iperoen
iuirp. Sic Soften iinc auf $4,000
pernuldllagt.
Sputb @cnb. Snb.-Hep. Sdtber
Or. Gapanaugb. Der Yrdiibent Der be-
riibmten. nab beltid,em Wuiter eins
aeridteten .Hotre Game lluiperiitp",
bat bem @rsTrdiioenten Sbepoore
9touicpelt beipieieu, pab er pen &usz
oru2 ,Snpben", nuf ben Seoop lidI
icbr bel ais cigeues @ahpert eins
bilbet. Dem irilteu Sidter Spbn Spple
S'8eilp 9eitpblen babe. Or. Gapas
naugb crtldrt. ErdiIoent &ilion lei
ielher cin rSppben", bo CT iit nit
Stol3 Gin .Scoth Sriib" senauut
babe. aiBcrocm bat oieier llnipers
iitGts >Yroieilor Die fat u~u8taubIide
ailbnbeit gil bebauptcu: .@eber @r>
Sr1iipent Scbbn Der beriibmte aabne<
fletidenbe 3eituu9ss Iebafteur, nod,
Yroiciior 4rditoert @uobrpm @iIion,
Der lanoe Sabre Stubenten inter
rihtet babe. pcritcben Den NuSbrud
.Supben" ~ Der oSDpben" perbinhe,
aber trcuuc nitt.
Chicago, Sa.-Ser bodp. SbomaS
@ipQpu. Der III Sroptlpn als Setrctdr
bcs bodlu' ten gr5biihois @unbelcin
amticrte, ais hieicr uodD &eibbiifoi
baielbit par, III mir oemielbeu nad,
G6itn9r aefommcn uno miro oItl
iernerbin Der SctrctGr beS GrabiihOis
leim.
Setruit, Wiih.-Ser hpdnu. Sdther
6. s. Snttcr, %inrrcr Der ct. Pluto
| nius s@cmeinbc. III, ipie man beiiirhz
tet, bon eiucr c~rnitcn arnutbeit be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

shown striped Bingham and white per
Gale were combined with good effect.
The trousers may be Of serge, or cloth
and the blouse, Of wash material. Cor
duroy or pique would also be nice for
this suit. The pattern is cut In A
sizes: 3, 4, @ and 8 years. 1t requires
/ IA yard of 36-inch material for the
blouse, and 1 Is yard for the trousers
for a 3-year size. Price 10c.
1603.1602-A Style with Newest
Lines. Comprising ladies' waist pat
tern 1903 and ladies' skirt pattern
1902. Peacock blue serge, with red
and gold embroidery would be nice
for this. The waist Is full at the
shoulders beneath yoke sections of the
back. A smart revers collar and tiny
vest complete a charming effect.
The skirt is novel and chic in its
draped effect. Fawn color and blue
~gabardine could be combined for this
model. Pompadour taffeta with
matched satin facings is also nice.
The sleeve I'm wrist length is close
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
&sir lieierm Sud ole Wuter
III bilisem Yreiien.


fitting below the elbow. In short
length it has a neat turnback cuff.
The waist pattern is cut in 6 sizes:
81, "a, SO, 80, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. The skirt in 6 sizes: 30,
"a, %, %. 80 and 81 inches waist
measure. To make the dress will re-
quire 5 7-S yards of 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size. Linen, voile, crepe,
satin, ~broadcloth and Bingham are
good for this style. The skirt meas
ures about 3 1-3 yards at the foot.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price Zoe each.
O210-Embroidery Outfit. This com
plete embroidery outfit consists of 1
pair ) IL inch steel embroidery scis-
sors, , packages embroidery needles,
n bone stilletto, one bone bodkin,
one bone crochet hook, one punchwork
needle, me silk winder, one embray
bag, one thimble, one pair 5-inch en-
broidery hoops, 1-16-page book Illus
trating the most popular embroidery
Stitches-set-S5c.
1315-Ladies' Dress with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths, and with Eight
Gore Skirt. A simple but becoming
dress in robe de tailleur'' style. As
here shown white taffeta was used,
with black and white striped silk for
trimming. In voile, crepe, lawn, ging-
ham or r~atine, this style would be
equally smart. 1t has simple but
pleasing lines, and may be made with
the sleeve In wrist or elbow length.
The gored skirt flares gracefully at the
| foot, and makes this style especially
suited to materials Of narrow width.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO,
3S, 40, AZ and A inches bust measure.
1t requires 8 yards Of 36-inch material
for a 36-inch size, which measures
about 3 "a yards at lower edge of the
skirt Price 1Qc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

Ladies' Bath or Lounglng
Robe. A comfortable and desirable
garment. As here shown, blanket cloth
in soft gray tones was used, with trim
ming of matched satin bands. rms
style is also good for eiderdown, ian
mel. %fannelette and duckling fleece II
warmth is desired. If to be used as n
kimono or ~lounging robe, lawn, per
Gale. silk or cotton crepe, cashmere,
serge, poplin or rep could be used. The
right front overlaps the left at the
closing. The neck may have the rolled
collar or be finished with the trim
ming. The sleeve is good in wrist or
elbow length. The pattern is cut In
3 sizes: Small, medium and large. 1t
will require for the medium size 8
IL yards of 44-inch material. Price
10c.
16O5-I.adies' Five-Gore Skirt lin
Raised or Normal Waistline). A new
and fashionable design. This attractive
model is good for ~broadcloth, cheyiot.
mixed suiting, plaids, serge, velour n
gabardine. 1t is also nice for velvet,
for wolfe, linene and other wash
fabrics. The front is plated in slot
effect. The back has n plait at the
centre. The skirt may be used as
part of a gown or rs a separate skirt.
1t Is fine for street yea n sports.
The lines are graceful and becoming.
The pattern Is cut In 6 sizes: %, "a,
%. 2S. 80 and 81 inches waist meas
ure. 1t requires 4 ga yards Of 44-inch
material for a 24-inch size, which
measures about 3 "a yards at the foot.
Price 10c.
GLAND Bag. Size 9x1S inches.
What lover of needlework will not at
once recognize the dainty elegance of
this design, to be embroidered in the
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anlanh.
9rieiter %seitprben.

Mep. y. airb, 81 Sabre ali. Yios
nier sYrieiter Der Sio3eie Glebelanb,
Ohio. 9ebiirtis aus @reipelbingeu
3uremburg. = Hep. Gbas. Notbeis.
s. YY. g. Iiarrer Der ct. ~slntoniuss
8cmeinoe gu ct. Gntboup. Ohio. -
Rep. Yeter Sbeebp, Yiarrer III Sairz
burg, 81. - 8ep. .. 3. Brennan, IS
Sabre alt. Su Georgia seboren,
mad)te er oen Siireerfrieg nuf Seiteu
Der apnioberirteu NIT unb etablirte lid
oann nls RedtSannalt. Nad Dem
Sobe Ieiuer Srau ituoiertc er I'M ct.
Warp's Seminnr 81 Baltimore Sbeos
loaie uno purbe bort gum Yrieiter ses
ueiht. gr ipirftc nlS Wtiiiipndr in
Seras, Neip Wcricp, Iri5ona uub
Californian. NuS iciucr Che ipareu
5ipci aiuoer berpprAcgan8en, Elm Sobn
uuo cine Sodlter Nep. SameS 6.
9ubcnbeinL 30 Sabre alt, Yfarrcr
Der 81. Maria M~ngonlena s8emeinSe
i'll buffalo. u. p, ~ Ncp. RouritiuS
@asuer. 8. z. Y, 30 Sabre alt.
@inrrcr bon Maria SiQ. Snh. - Hcp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

ever popular eyelet embroidery.
Stamped on cream or ecru linen, 80
cents. 3 skeins of embroidery floss
to work, 10 cents. Perforated pattern,
including all necessary stamping ma
~terials, 10 cents.
1611-Girls' Dress, with or without
Yoke and Overskirt, and with Sleeve
in either of Two Lengths. Dotted
Swiss with wal" lace and insertion
is here shown. The design is good
for any Of the soft fabrics now in
vogue, batiste, crepe. nuns yelling,
lawn and dimity. 1t Is also nice
for silk and cashmere and other light
weight wooden goods. The waist may
be finished with the yoke portions,
which could be of contrasting ma
terial, or 1t may be cut low as in the
large view, and have the new sleeve
with founce. The long sleeve is nice
IL warmth is desired. 1t Is finished
with a deep cuff, that could be made
of material to match the yoke. The
skirt shows a new and popular form
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

fronts. The neck edge is outlined by
a neat shawl collar. Ample roomy
pockets furnish a smart finish. The
skirt has the popular cuff hem and
a tuck lap at the centre front. The
pattern are cut in 4 sizes: IA. 16,
Is and 20 years. 1t will require 8
yards of 36-inch material to make this
suit for a 16-year size. This illus
tration calls for TWO separate pat
terms. Price 10c each.
1619-Ladies' Yoke Shirt Waist,
with or without Pointed Sections, and
with or without Peplum. A charming
model with new lines. Two styles are
here shown, both developed In the
one model, the waist plain with its smart
square yoke, and again with the pointed
sections. This style is good for linen,
lawn, crepe, satin, taffeta, batiste and
voile. 1t may be finished as part Of
a gown. or as a separate waist The
sleeve is finished with a flare cuff and
the collar with a deep flare turnover.
The pattern is cut in 9 sizes: "a,
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anti .fatboliide Seitunsen iinh
itrafbar.

Sm She Snbiana Gatbolic anS
Hecorb" bonn 25. Sebruar leIeu iuir:
Sic fatboIiihe Yreiie iheint lid Der
8i6tisteit eines firsli6 i'm appelbof
bon California eutibiebenen Srp5eiies
mod nidt flar betpubt 81 fem. @s
banpelt lid Inn Die alase Seurp g.
Surner pS. She Yeople". Ser 8e>
ridtsbof bat cuti6ieoen, baB Semano,
Der cine seIeuidaftlihe 8laiie i6mdbt,
bon iraeno ciuem Iitelieb bieier
alalie periolet peroen fam.
Seattle, @aih.-8iihof S!9ea bat
Hcp. .. q. Sanlp, bisber aau6ler Der
SiD3eie. 81 ieiuem 6eneraIs Yifar err
nannt.
Yrena, Spwa.-9tep. Is. 8. 9uebrss
mann lit i6per ertrnntt. Die Ncr5te
baben ale Soiinlug aui9egeben.-
(S
ct. Gipuo, Winu.-Hcp. @tatb.
Sutala. ipelher in letter Seit in Tans
bail oils Yfarrer angeitelt mar, iii NIT
g%rlanbniB oes Sii6ois Sui6 in Die
Sio5eie Sarge iibergetretcn uno ais
Yiarrcr Der ct. IuielmIse 9emciube
in Sulba ernnnut ipprben. 8anbnll
miro temporGr pont Yiarrer Sos.
Srobet bon 9ittle 6aGs aus periebeu.
Ga Grpiie, EiS.-Ser bod)m. Serr
:. Quinn, Yiarrcr Der ct. Wariens
@emeiuoe 6u Stanlep, nnter5og lid
fiirslih I'M Soipitnl III Can Claire
elmer Operation, CT idreitet icst
rait ieincr e'eneiuns cntsegen.
ct. Iaul, W,inu.-&ie aus Stem
linn 9eihrieben miro, III Hep. aleraus
Der Serabolb. elncr Der betamteiten
Yiouierprielter Wtinnclota's. se9sn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

Of drapery at the sides Of the over
portion. The underskirt has three
cores. The oyerskirt may be omitted.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: g, 8, 10
and II years. 1t requires 2 "a yards
Of 36-inch material for an Swear size,
without overskirtS and 4 yards with
overskirt. Price 10c.
O59-Stencil Outfit. This up-to-date
complete stencil outfit consists Of the
following: 10 cut stencils on good
quality oil board: 6 cups of assorted
best water colors; 5 solid head thumb
tacks: 2 stencil brushes, also full di-
rections for stenciling and mixing the
various colors. Price-65c.
1624-155S-A Jaunty Suit for
Sport, Outing and General Wear. This
style comprises coat pattern 1924, and
skirt pattern 1853, but designed es-
pecially for misses and small women.
The coat has several new style feat
ures. 1t is loose-fitting and is fin
ished with a square yoke over the
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Amsianh.
GnscbliGc gcukermusen bes 9apites,

Sn bcu ,R. 3. 81" pom %. ga
mar lcien mir: .NuS Sonpon miro
ocmcloet:i Scr anscicbcnc uno be-
fannie SeIuitenpatcr Scnunc, ipelher
filrSlid, bonn Sapit 'empfangeu puroe,
aibt folaenoen 8eridt ieiner ftnters
reoune nit benz Sl. Batter, nahoem er
oils beleiiher Grmeefaplan III Den
Sienit in 9elgicu 5uriidgefebrt lit:
Ser 8apit ia9te mir uno beauftragte
MIDI, es III pen Shiiben9rdben ben
Wanuid)oiten mo Sffi5icren 81 ipie
berbplen, uno es ielblt oem 3onig nit
sutbeilen, pnB CT Der Iniiht lei, odB
8elgien paS Nedt babe, bon Seutlhs
LAMB pole g~ntiddbigung 81 perlangcn
uub paB er niemnls ieine ollie 81
elmer 8icberberlteluns bes Srieoens
anbietcn ipilroe, es lei bcnn. baB Dem
a~onigreid gel9ien feline iGmmtlifen
9elibungcn IN europa uno Iirita nit
icinen iGumtlihen iriibcren Hcdten
unb Sreibciten. iuie Tic Dor benz ,ariegc
eriltierten. 3uriideritattet ipiirben, uuo
ouScrpem p~prbebaltlos cine entiprez
d,enbe @ntihdbisuna, iuelde es nod)
~eiuaebenber llnteriudIng uno Snpcus
tursIufnabme idmmtlider pernihtes
ter oiientlider Sentmaler, ua6 Vic
beraufbau iGnlmtlider Sabriten un6
Observation-Disclosures, nnb Jiiid9abe be5
oon3eu neutrality-suspicious. 5uriidcrs
holten babe. (g8ir Gd6cn allen @ruub
Sllr @unabme. buB lid Der Yapit nidDt
IN bieIcr 8eiie 8~c9enilbcr Enter
S,cnuile iiber Die beloilde Sra8e &C.
auBcrt bat, Gin Scurcnti wirb faun1
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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, Iowa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-02

ipGrtig in Woosfirfeu (Seiterrcih)
bort gum Siiritbii6oilihen 8eiitliheu
Iatb ernannt iuorben.
Chicago, Sa.-gr5biid,of Nunces
leiu berllid,te om %. Sebruar beim
gautett Der bieligeu .aniebts Of
Columbus" ben criten Soffel Suppe.
@S iuar baS crite Santett. Dem Der
gr3biidof %bcitpuhnte. 'cit has Ntteutat
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aemaft purbe, Die @dite bel benz an
ieinem @mpfange perunitalteten 8ans
tette 81 peraiftcn. Ser @r5bil6of
taufte ieiuen 9ofiel in Die Suppe urlo
foitetc tic. sic lit Gut unb senieB.
bar, iaste CT. Cine brauieube &unos
gebung iol9te uuo jeocr Scr 9anfetts
Sbeilnebmer nB Die Suppe pbnt
Sosern.
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Grpnes ~perfd,pnnoen.

Ser .@ilipautee SerolS" pom "a.
Sebruar ihreibt: ~Srosoem bon Der
.g.ilipnufee'r 8rimiualpoli5ei Die iosez
nnnntc italieniife 8olorie ipitematild,
burdiud,t purpe. founte bon Dem
@iftmiider Sean Grones feline Spur
entbedt lperOen."
@ie aus @~aibin9tou. 3. 6. ges
melbet ipirS, sins bent Gbci SieIasti,
bonn llntcriudunss : Bureau bes
Sulti3s SepartemeutS, bon elmer Srall
aus Chicago Gin Srief Su. iporin bielc
ertldrt, Tie bate 9enntniB, baB Sean
Groues iid bereits auf Der 6abrt nadl
Stalien befduoe. Sielasfi peripei>
9erte bic Ausabe pes NameuS Der
9rieii6rei6erin. GroneS iol eincn
9riei an s.. @. GIabau9b III Chicago
seididt baben, Der bieie @telcuus be-
itGtist uno Sarin eriudt baben. bieie
Iittbeiluns an Die 9bicagoer Yoli3ci
lp~eiter3u9eben.
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Srocnsleuic scifprbcn.

Sic cbriu. Sdipeitcr ~. Inlbroiin
pom Sruu5istauer Srben. 2ebreriu III
Der Siarrihulc in @ortbin9ton. Sa.
- Sic ebrtp. Stmeiter Iarp Solorcs
Nc8ourt. S~arnber5iSe SGpeiter I'M
Rercps Soipital in Chicago. 81. -
Bic ebrip. Shlpeitcr M Saurcntia. aes
borene @liiabetb ScrreS, AZ Sabre alt.
Sic mar sebilrtig aus Gmmeringcu,
2urembure, uub itarb I'M Ct. Mnriens
8uiicnbaIs III Subnqnc. Conn,
Sau 5rnueisrp, Gai.-gSie idou
lestes Sabr. bat Der pilrbige 8iiuits
ling oc5 Traiibcnteu gSiliou. Car
ran3G, oie Sablln8 bc5 bonn @aa9er
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Ycter 8aiiens, 8. 9. %. Seeliorger
I'M Senebittiuer 8pleee III @thiion,
Sans. - Nen. 90. s. Sean, 81 Sabre
alt, Sfarrer ser ct. Sberclu<8es
meinbe in Siib>9uffalp q. q.