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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

9utcs Nabl biIoet ben 9cldIuB Der
abenoli6en Seier. Nm unbern Wors
gen limb Die ilngen Nitglieber Der
MnlieoIirng, Burden unb WGbfen.
Idon friib auf, unb lie medcu Die
Stldfcr nit DEM urdlten Weibnaftss
Iieo: Gin &inO lit geboren in Beth
Iebenl, Sallelujal" Sel, rein uno err
8reifeno iteist bieier SnmulS empor
81 Dem Strmament, an bcm Die clpige
Naft oeS Yolaripinter5 lire feierli6e,
bon itetem Sterncn9lan5 burhleudtete
SGmmeruug auSbreitet
Sie beibnilheu Stdmme fcieru our
ielben 3eit ibr 8interfeit, ous mebrere
Gage bauert. Sic erbalueu lid, All
bieiem 8ped cine 5iemlit groBe S9lu
ober Shneebiltte. Die ctipa 80 Yeripz
nen umfaBt unb lid, lpie Elm Yalait
iiber Die tleincn 8iitten erbebt, Die in
Der un9ebeuren Sdneelpilitc inter benz
faltcn Monoliht iait 81 peridminbeu
ifeiuen. Sn bieier icitliden SgllI
oerianmcln lid Die Sorfbepobner az
Den Saubcrgebrduten, ben SpieIeu
uno 3dn5eu, aus bcucn ibr Beibs
naft5feit bcitcbt. IN Der Wittc Der
SuJnecbilttc nintnlt Gin 3uuberer Slab
inter einem bon Der Sedc 6~erabbGus
genoen Robbcnfcl. Sic GelIampcn
lperben gcloidt mo in Der if~tpei9cns
ben Suntclbeit heginnt Der 3aubcrcr
ieineu @eiaug. Den er ourd) tiefc
Seui5er untcrbridJt. Gin raiielnpce
Huuifen. oas ser Wcoi8inmann bers
porruft. inoem er oaS Sell ihiittelt,
tiinoet bas @riheiuen beS sroBeu
@eiltcs Sornguriuf an. Der in Der
Siefe Der Groe lpobut uno balb groB
beIhrieben miro pie Gin lugebeurcr
Hieic, balb pin5ig mic Der tleinC
Singer cincs Weuihen. Ser 3nubcs
rer rid)tet Srngen an Den @eilt una
Gin @cnone antluortet ibm nit nm
gefuiB mlrmelnber Stimmc. SiC
Nutporten ipcrbcn oann burd Den
Yrieitcr crtldrt. un0 tuenu eS i'd
ipGter 6ci9t. baB Die %pransIagnn9cr
nid)t eintreffen. 10 blcibt tbnl immcl
nod Die IIsfludt, Dab or Die StimmC
Sprngariut'S falih pcritaubeu babe
Sino Die 3allberGebrduhe bollcubet
10 pcr9nii9t MAJ iid on Spielcn uni
SGn5en. Sa pirit man lid augelr
81 pper Die iungen Scute ilben iif in
&1mpicn. iuoem tic ciuauber mi
Sauitihld9eu truttieren unb Serieni9(
mtcrliegt. ser 5uerit miloe lpiro. 81
pilocn SGn3en rait lid Die 2eibcu.
I6ait aus. Sm &rciie ihlieBen III
lid nm eineu Srpmmlcr 3uianmcn
Der. ourd 9rdulihe Orimaiien mi
@crrentungcn Die aa9emeine Sr0blih.
tcit gu iteisern iih bemiibt. 9cl
2ieblin0stan3. Der bunm uifgeiiibr
lmiro, lit Der Yiugalut. Der National
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

bcr5igcu Sdlpeltern, meint bies Slatt,
gut genllg linb, IN ariegs3cit Die Der
luuuoetcn 81 pilegcn, iinb tic es I'M
10 mebr III Sciten bes Sriebeus. Ton
elmer 9an3eu Ncibe BON Sn1allen Der
Initalt, Die tbeils EroteItanten, tbeils
re~li9ionslo5 iinb, brinat bas glntt
3elgniiie, RAP Die Yermaltun9 ieitcns
Der Sdlpeitern Die bentbar bette lit.
boB ME cin Sniaiie nuf @ruu0 leines
rcligi0icn 8ctcnutuiiies cine auoere
Sebaublung eriGbrt. ais Die u~lerpprs
5iigliditc. RAP in friibereu 3eitcu,
ais bus 6eim bon Saicn geleitct
lpurbe, picl lln3uiriebcnbeit berridtc,
lpGbrcno ieBt ale Sniuobner feline
alagc mcbr gu iiibren babeu, 10 oiel
Die 6auspirtbidait unb Yflc9e an
LANCE. 3uoem icicu ale SfIi8icre.
SubaItcrnbenmtc uuo nuocre Nnge>
iteltc Der Nrmee. mclhe bas Seim
3I lciteu ln0 81 ~ilbcriuad]en baben,
Yrutcitunteu; ihon has ihlieBe aus,
ouB Die tntboIiiden Shlpeltern, aud
meun tic IS ipollten mas iibrigens
~burdnus nid)t Der Sal ieit. Yropas
gunoa 81 @uniteu Dcs &atboli6ismla
MAIDEN t0nnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

tang, Der bon bier Srauen aus9efiibrt
miro. 9ie Snuptfreuoc bcs 8iuters
feites abcr beltebt III itartem Glen.
luohei Die bis Oabin ior9iam 9ebiitcten
Binterpprrdtbe frafti9 anse9riffeu
perben. lin bns lobernbe 6euer,
oas Sampf uno Sunit nit pbanta>
itiiden Shleiern u%mbilaen, geben ges
ihdftig Die alteu Sruieu bin ui,b her.
'hie oas Srnten be5 Sleiidcs iibers
maiden. Sic Ian9en nit ibrcn gcs
ihtpdr5ten &dnben ans Dem brooelus
ben 6leiidtupi Die gar 9%eporoeneu
Stiide, unb bann bDrt ma cine 3eit
lang nur bas ShlnnBen unb &nueu
Der ciirig beihditigtcn &inulaben. IS
iii ein maleriid]e5 Bib, bns bieie 9es
brdunten @ciihter bieteu, pom Slas
dcrid)eiu Oe5 Seuers augegliibt. BON
bid)tem GaIh umipielt, in ibren
pbantaitii6en Sedcn uno &leibern.
Bon 3cit 81 3eit itoBen lie i'll ibrer
geidtti8ten 3ufriebenbcit Den 8uf:
.Setinef, Setiuefl" aus, Der buS
Naben bcs SriiblingS aniilubigt. Sic
ireucn iih bcim 8intcrfeit ouf ole
nod ierne ihonere Sabres6eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
| Our Pattern
. rxussrxarrrszsnSzaasr1nS-
Department
Order Patterns by Number.

1692-Ladies' Shirt Waist with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. a
feta, faille, crepe, crepe de chine, Volle'
linen, batiste, madras or lawn are nice
for this design. The right front is
, shaped at the closing. The sleeve IN
wrist length has a smart new cuff. In
short length, it is cool and comfortable
and is finished with a turnback cum.
The pattern is cut in Z sizes: 81. 80. 3S,
40, AZ. Al and As inches bust measure.
1t requires 8 IL yards of 27-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size. Price 1Oc.
193S-One-piece Overdress, having
an Underwaist in Surplice Style, with
Sleeve in either of Two Lengths. (For
misses and small women.) This style
would be pretty combined in satin for
the u~nderskirt, crepe for the tunic and
lace. net or tulle for the underwaist.
The style is charming in its simplicity
and especially adapted to slender fig
ures. 1t could be made Of gabardine or
serge with contrasting silk for the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

Die @ottbeit Gbriiti in Sra9e 9eiteat."
sd liebe lie, neil lie an Die Notbz
iuenbigfeit Der religioien Gr8iebung Der
ainoer 9laltbt unb iiir bieielbc grpBe
Spfer an 3eit unb 8elo bringt."
sd liebe lie, peii tic fir Die 8cin>
belt bes Samilieulebens unb Die 8eis
ligfeit bes Gbeperipredens einitebt.
Soft lei SAINT fiir ben i%tarten uub
tlaren Troteit, ben lie gegen Die
biqigen GbeIheiouu9smilbIen. welte
uniere amerifaniide Civilization ents
ebren. erbebt. Sd ebre bicie Stride
filr Sns, mas lie ~lciitet burh Den Ban
uno llnterbaIt bon S%oipitdlcrn uno
Niplen. Sd ebre tic fir ibre @ertbeis
bigung Der 8ibcI uub bin beinabc
bereit, lie gu bebauern lpegcn ibrcn,
mDantbaren aampf ge9en Den
.WpSernismls"; bonn tic lit 10 err
idiltternb ernit III ibrem Seitreben,
Die SlutbDelle bes gOttloien Wpoer>
nismlS gu brchen.
.@an5 6eiouoer5 banfe ih Soft iiir
ben Stanb. Den bicIe Stride in pieIenl
Sanoe einnimmt gcgcn Die Nnardie
einerieits unb Den unmDgliden So6ias
lismIs anbererieits. Wenn id an
Die fofenben Waiicu bon Iusldnbern
elmer gepiiicn Sorte in u~nIerer
Stdbten bente. ipcldJe mir Yrutcitans
ten niemnls ~proou3ierten un0 ipipeii
niht nit ibneu in Scriibrung fommcr
tpnnten. baun banie ih Soft fir cine
hriitlihe Stride. luelhe bieie SeutC
erreitt unb ibren mddtigen Giniluf
auf bieielben IN iulder @eiie ausilbt
baB iie abIteben bon ben piloen Sheer
oeS moberueu So3ialismus unb Der
beitruttiben Seuben8eu Der milo.
dugigen GnardJiitcu. SD gebe iebl
Naht ihlafen nit einem ltdrterer
@eiiibl Der Siderbeit. lpeil min
eincu 3ipcig Der 6riitlifeu Stride
bnben. befaunt ais Die r0miid zfatbo.
hide Stride"
9ieie giniddBuug u%n'erer bciIiger
Stride gereidt Dem 0crru Tetbobiitcn:
8iid]oi sur @bre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

mos, fpie lie ms Sprlher uuo Heis
lenoe gcifiloert baben:
Ser Habnleu Der S3ene ut beioe
0tal Gin peite5 6elb o S6uce uno
Gis, aus bent iid armicli9e Steiuz
bitten uocr bunte S~ol6bdu5deu err
bebcn. Nacs lit it'll uro i%dipei8eno;
nllr bic utlo Oh ihla8eu Die Sunoe
tldffenD an. Ser Sinmel poIbt lid
pie Elm m~aieitdtiiter Som III ieinem
tiefen Slull. bon Dem Die Sterne liar
bernieber funfelu. Gbeubs am "a.
Se3embcr belebt ii6 in ben friitliheu
@uiieolungen bns ifipeigenoe Doe
8ilo. Siftlein iladeru auf pnb aus
Den Sdu5dcu uub Siltten buideu
feline @ei60pie beraus, gang pcr>
lnummnt in 8olitoff uuo Seoer. IS
iino Die ainber. beneu lid 3ucrit Die
Yforten bco tleinen &irhlcius ofiuen,
ouS i'm ihipaden SLANG GINGER Yetros
leumlumpcn ldinmcrt. Simmer gro@
ger miro Der 3ug Der aleincu, Die nit
ibren bellcn Stinunen ods Wcibnad)tss
lieo anbcben: ,&lcine5 Ser3. bore
irontm gu: bout lit lpieber Der Mbenb,
an Dem Scius GbriltuS 9cboreu
murbc." Ser Sduar Der &inber
folgen Die @roBen iu Seitgeluanbe.
Sie eleganteite &leioung Der Srauen
!beltebt in elmer rotbgcitidteu Hpbbens
ieltboic uno iuciBluollencn SADIE, Die
iiber elmer Seberlpcite. gctra9en miro,
inter Der ipieber bas ipciBe Semb per-
allSIdaut. Hptbleoernc Stube uuo
cine Sulsfcttc aus @lasperleu perpolls
itdnoigen ben Scitidmud. Die m~eiiten
Wdnner trngen Die Saare tur5 ges
ltnitten; inbeiieu iiuO einige oot nod,
ben olten Stitch treu gcblicbeu mn
lallen ibr Saar lang auf Die Shultern
berabbdugen. Die idJpnr5cn gldn5ens
Den Saariledtcn Der Srauen iinb aui
Dem aopf bod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uno nit cincm Sanoe lumtpunben,
Deiien Sar6e bel ben Srauen blau. be-
ben Wdbd)en roth lit. Nun paller
lie NQe gum @ottcSbienit. bicie De
pobner ocs i%eruiten Horben5. in oercr
Ser3cn bod aud Die Come 8drmC
perbreitet, Die emit lueit i'm Orient
Der Wenidbeit aufgcgaugeu. linz
lie lingcn nit ibren rallbcn Stimmeu
penig ~uoblallteno. nbcr nit 9ldubi.
aem Ser3en. Den 8eibnad)tStor. SiC
tlcine Stride iii bon oem Ni6lics uni
aGltcouuit criiiQt, ben bas an Der
aleioern ldmel5cnbe Gio berporbriu9t
Sit Der @otte5oienit 6u Cube. oany
pereinen lid Die Gpbraim mo Sapib
Die Hutb unb Hebctta. Die ibre beibni.
ihen Namen 9c9en ioldle bibliid)e Der
tauidt babcn. in ibren Siitten, I'M
cincn @eibuadts6aum, Der ireilid
nur aus eiu paar &ol5itedcn bcitebt
Die nit @iuiter umupunbeu linb. Gil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

and wooden goods. 1t makes a very
comfortable school and play suit. Blue
serge with soutache braid, or white
linen with simple stitching for a finish
would be very suitable. The blouse Is
provided with an adjustable shield. The
pattern is cut in 8 sizes: 3, 4, 5, q and
s years. 1t requires 3 81 yards OF
27-inch material for a 4-year size. Price
loo.
1929 - A Charmingly Attractive
Frock for Mothers Girl. Blue serge
and blue and green plaid suiting were
combined to make this natty design.
The closing is effected ut the left side,
under the tuck stitching. Comfortable,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
9nlanh.
Die Sdweitern inn Suloatcnbcim.

Sic @nrmbcr5igcu Sdmeitcru iiuo
natiirlif ben Scltcu bon Shlu9c Der
u. Y. q. s@eiclifaft obcr Der .Srcis
bcitapdhtcr" Elm Soru I'M Iugc. mb
oic Sbotinhe, baB bicicl6cu I'M SoIoas
tenbcim 81 @aibiugton nngcitcllt limo,
COB oicicn Natbolitcufreiicrn luillloms
utcuc @clegcnbcit, 6u bctlu9eu, bag
ba5 6eim in Die &Gubc Der rGmiihcu
aatboliten gcfalcu lei, mn feline
protcitantiihcu Sniniicn uitt mn
pcrnndIdiiigt, ioubcru inttiih miBs
bunOclt pilrbcn." SuS Nrmccs
&ummunoo. Dem bnS 6eim mteritcbt.
bat c5 inter iciucr 8iirbe 9ebaltcn,
uli bieic lGfcrlihcu, Wcuu uitt in
iumcu Scihuloi8unacn ciu3ugebeu.
piel iucniger, cine llutcriutuug an3us
itclen. bu beren Nidtolpiiroigttit gu
oiicu. outage tritt. Sod bat Die in
8aibiu9tou criheiueube .yintiouoI
Sri6une" lid Der geihmdbtcu SGmcs
itcru augeuommeu. @em Die 8arm,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Ansianh.
@ruenuunsen beitati8t.

Sn IeBten @ebeimcn aonIiltoriunt
beItdtigte Der Sl. Batter Die Grnens
ning folsenber tir6lihen &ilrben>
trdeer: bodtp'iten Serrn 8cor9 w.
Rnnbclein, als Gr5biihpf bon Gbts
eoao; boGtu'iten Srn. Seroinano
gruiiart, uls 8ii6of bon G%opin8tpn;
SIT. Rep. Senis s. Sougbcrtp, ais
giIdpf bon Buffalo; St. Ncp. Sobr
2aiplcr, als @iidof bon &eao, g. 3;
Nt. Rep. Seremiab s. Sartp, als St@
fdof bon Smuba; Sit. Hep. Sbil. u.
McSepitt. uls SiIdof bon SarrisburQ
uuo SIT. Gcb. Satrid Gpan al5 StidoI
bon 8embrpte, Ont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

The pattern is cut in 6 sizes %, "a, &c,
2S, 30 and 81 inches waist measure. 1t
requires 4 3-S yards of 44-inch material
for a 24-inch size. The skirt measures
about 3 "a yards at the foot. Price
Zoe.
O279-O2 ! 9A-Bootees for Baby.
Here are two Of the prettiest pairs of
bOotees for baby ever yet shown. No.
0279 to be embroidered in the ever
popular eyelet embroidery and 0279A-
solid embroidery, both with b%uttonhole
edge. O279-stamped on fine pique or
pOplin, including embroidery cotton TO
work-3Oc per pair. Perforated pat
tern including stamping materials,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

price-15c. 0279A-stamped on fine
pique or poplin, including embroidery
cotton to work-30c per pair. Perfor-
ated pattern including stamping ma
t~erials, price-15c.
is a very handy and useful stencil out
fit, cut on brass, making II very dura-
BILE. Consists Of a full, complete al
phabet, set Of figures. border, brush,
cup, a cake Of ink and also complete
directions how TO use-special price
25c.
1764-Boys' MILDLY Suit. This de-
sign Is a popular style, good for wash
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS

The patterns illustrated on his page
Will be mailed to any address on re-
oeipt OF price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each patterp. 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, 1916-12-21
wsiknad,ten bel Sen GsfiMss

Slu6 in Der 8e9iou bes epigeu
Giles pirb @eibnadten geieiett uuo
5ipar in icbr oerihieoenen Sormcu,
bonn Die dIriitlideu Gafinos @rons
lambs be8eben Oas Seit in Den bcis
ligeu &erenDnieu, Ole tic bon ocn
Wiliionaren gelcrnt BADEN, pdbrenb
Die beibniiden gstimoS nod Die obcrs
9lGubil6en @cbrGuhe ibrca alien
8iuterieites auireht crbuOen. Web
men mir tbcil on 6luci i0Ihen uers
idieScnen &cibnadtsieiern per Gstis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Saroinal 8ibbons sesen Sraueu=
i%timmreft.

a%aroinul Gibbons bat cine Bot
idaft mad 8aibiugtou, 9. g.. &C.
iuuot, in rpclder or gegcn Die politiihe
Sbdtigteit Der Srau, luic lie iih III Der
8clpe9unB fiir bas Stimmreft aus
bride, enti6icbeu Stequug nimmt.
Ser Girdeniiirit iagt II. a.: .9as
8citcben aui Dem Hehte Der Sbeils
uabne am attipcn politiiden &eben
Idrit 5peiielos onrauf biuuus, Der
Srau sic @umutb bes Gbaratters gu
ncbmcu uuo ibr uifts peiter oils
Griab an 9ebeu, pie mdnnlid,e 9reis
liigtcit uuo Srehbeit. Sebe geihdftis
gung, lpie nu5iebenb lie aud INNER
criheincu mag, Die Die Nuimerfiams
felt Der Srau bon ibren bo6iten
Yilidtcu Der Wuttcrifait ablenit.
miro Der Nation unb Der 9iaiie gun,
&crNcrbcn Qereidlcu."
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Sine auirihtige Secle.

Inter Den bon Der iiingit ab9ebaltcs
neu Wietbobiitcu @encrnl aonieren5
ucll cruauntcn Siid6fcn befinbct lid,
inter Iuocrcn and Der Rcp. GbaS. y.
MlithcN. @cnige Sage por ieiner
grlpGbluu9 lieB er lid iiber Die tntbns
hide Stride ioIgenbcrmnBcu per-
ncbnlcn:
sd babe Die r0miidDs tatbuliiGe
STRIDE germ. lucil. tic mabdnbcrlih an
Scius GbriituS. ais mabrcm @ott. feits
bGlt. Aeiucr ibrcr Silbrer bat ieralS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

1726-A Splendid Model for House
Wear. Percale, Bingham. seerSucker,
chambrey, lawn, gabardine, wolfe, pop
lin, repp, serge. taffeta and tub silk are
nice for this style. The fronts of the
waist are made with a coat closing, and
are rolled, but in low-neck style. The
skirt is a four-gore model, finished in
lap tuck style at the centre front. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

waist. The pattern is cut in 3 sizes /:
16, IS and 20 years. 1t requires 4 IA
yards of 44-inch material for the I'M
derdress and 3 yards for the overdress,
for an 1S-year size. The underskirt
measures about . Is yards at the foot.
Price 10c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

sleeve may be in wrist length, finished
with a straight cuff, or in short length
with a shaped turnback cuff. The pat
tern is cut in 6 sizes: "a, 36, 80, 40. AZ
and Al inches bust measure. 1t re-
Quires I yards of 36-inch material for
Il 3G-inch size. The skirt measures 3
IA yards at the foot. Price Zoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Die Mittclm1hte unb Der
Sl. Stubl.

Gs lit bo6bebeutiam, ouB Die
Iittelmdhtc mnberipeilt arld Den
Sl. Stubl o Der llebermittlung bon
Grieoensun9e6oteu an Die Iaiicrtcu
in aeuntniB IeBtcu. Su Der 9iotc,
in nelber Der Sl. StIbl o oieiem
Gdritt peritduoigt iuuroe, beiBt ea
mad elmer gerliuer yteloung ponl
10. Se3ember II. a.:
.Sm 8epuBticin u~nIerer Stdrfc
rnb in Der grtenntuiB 10 europa )
~traurioem Sfidial i'm Sale Der
Tortbnucr bc5 &ric9cS erfaBt ms
4eitleio augcii6ts beS uuauslprcdz
Iideu @lenos Der WenIhbcit. Sas
9eutidc 9lci6 pieberbolt in llcberz
einitimmlug nit ieiuen @erbiiubeteu
feierlid Die @rtldrung. Die Der Hcid5z
fnn3ler Dor citcm Sabre ab9nb. bai
SeutidlanO bcreit III, Der 8eIt Ocn
Irieocn 81 gebeu, inbcm eS Der gnn5cu
@elt Die Srage oorlegt. Oh cS nl0glid,
lit, cine @ruublage iiir Die @ciIe9uug
An finoeu. Sic bcutihe Hcgieruup
pertruut barauf, baB Der @orIhIaQ
Seitens Scincr Sciliateit germ begriibt
neroen ipirb, uuo bnut nri Die ncrtbs
ppQe Silie bc5 @atitane."
Ser irlGuoiihc SleruS uuo Der
&rieg.
SAX @nglanO GQeS oorou icet,
Srlan6's &rGfte fir Die aricgiiibrunQ
Su g%eiuinnen. crgiebt iid aus elmer
r5mii6en uuO elmer Yariier gtelbuug,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

1943-LadieS' Skirt with Pockets.
A practical, stylish model. Serge in
any Of the leading shades would be nice
for this model. Velvet, satin, corduroy,
velour, cheviOt and all wash fabrics
are equally attractive. The skirt is
plated over the front and the pockets
extend over the hips in yoke fashion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

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TWO FAMOUS AMERICANS.

This is the centenary of the birth of Philo Remington, to whom the per- fecting of the Remington breech-load- ing rifles and of the Remington type writer was largely due. He was born in Litchfield, N. Y, Oct. 31, 1916, and as boy entered the small arms fac tory of his father. For a quarter of 9 century he superintended the mechan- ica1 department, effecting great inn provement in the product. Later he turned his attention to typewriters, and played an important part in the development of such machines to their present high state of efficiency.
 Another centenary of interest is that of Charles Patrick Daly, long promi- nent as a jurist and geographer. Born in New York city on the last day of October in 1916, he was a sailor be- fore the mast, clerk and a mechanic before he studied law. He was ap- pointed judge of the court of common pleas in 1844, and held the office AZ years. For two-score years prior to his death in IS he was president of the American Geographical Society, and he wrote a number of historical and geographical works.
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birth he was the heir of his uncle. King Humbert. A little later, in 1870, his father. Prince Amedeo. was elected king of Spain, and the infant prince was heir to- the Spanish throne until Amedeo was forced to abdicate in 1873. The Duke mar ried in. 1895, the Princess Elena of Orleans. daughter of the late Comte de Paris, and they have two children, Amedeo, born in 1893, and Aimone, two years younger. Prince Amedeo, who bears the title of Duke of Pouil- les, Is serving with his father at the front. although only eighteen years old. The youngster, like his father, has specialized in rtillery. and was recently commissioned lieutenant in that branch of the service. The warfare between Italy and Austria has been largely waged with big guns, and the Duke of Aosta's knowl- edge of that kind, of warfare has made him one of the most useful and valued of Cadorna's subordinate of ficerS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-31
WHY LABOR IS FOR WILSON

Y TN HE NEW HAVEN Trades Council has sadontd ,.; te ossng rfesldent Wilson which remarkable for
 with which the great of eeisaon ara M sembed by which the government at Washington has i ieW n impetus h to prosperity among the plain people
 rd tne various measures they appeal to labor ra . me Clayton Antitrust Act which takes Oreanzed Tab rom out the purvew of the Laws limiting the
 certain abuses of the writ of injunction in labor granting trial by jury contempt cases and mot heretofore entitled Y o neS were
 The Seamen's Act which abolishes involuntary sitd Detters the conditions of employment seamen as well as providing greater safety travelling public at
 Ine Child Labor Law, which prohibits the employment of children under thus protecting their health advancing ed X cation, and improving citizenship
 The Eght-Hour Law for railroad employees which bas the greatest impetus to the adoption of the time. fi'r'u '' olie
 The enactment of laws beneficial government employees such the Compensation for Injuries Act Anti ton Watch system legislation increasing manufacture and construction of navy many liberal tons of employment thus setting the example private en- poyers to what model employer labor should do
 The enactment of host of other numerous to mention in resolution of this which been primarily interested.
 The Farmer would add to this list others The Rural Credits b and the Currency Reserve bl These aid the whole community but they especially valuable labor these reasons 1 sfl
 shock and prevents the industrial reco which panic Panic results in unemployment Above all things labor requires steady employment for it's well being and happiness frequently occurs that worker especially while he is rearing his family finds it difficult to for rainy day
 The Rnral Credits bill will benefit labor, by making the problem of food supply less difficult Food basic necessity No industrial community progress it should unless ag culture is thrifty and progressive ~
 the which cannot usually be from the place where s It strange many should have before to anybody nish the farmer with cheap capital on long time
 Perhaps excepting the eight hour bl the Credits prove the most productive of happiness can people and especially to the workers,
 Trades Council to be congratulated it's breadth vision upon the generosity approval extends great government headed by great president