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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

ibren 8inbern nod einmal ben Gbriits
baum an uno iingen nit ibnen benz
iheiocnoen Sabr Elm altes, i6ones
2ieb.
Damn leet Die Wutter i6re &leinen
e~i9enbdnoig idlafen, lpridt NIT ibnen
oaS Nadtgebet unb empfieblt Tie ibrem
beili9en Sdusenael unb @ottes
@atersiite ai4 fin bas fommenbe
Sabr.
Na6 benz GbenbeIIeu tperben Die
Na9oe our 9%emeinianeu Inbuht ees
rufen. @uf a%nre9ung Der Sausirau
lit es bci &.s Cite getporben, oaB Der
Sausberr am lesten Ibenb bes alten
Sabres cine SiloeIters Gnoa6t porlieIt.
Siesmal bat er Die aus 8ofiine's
~~Sanopoitiue" ecpdbIt, Die ipobI
manheu Seiern betannt icin biirfte.
Dit mariner Sbeiluabme IauIten audi
ole Md9be ben i60uen, crniten
8orten, unb Die Iabnuns: mNade
beute Ibeub beine 9eiiti9e Sabress
rehnun8l" fGllt auf iruttburen
Soben.
Die Iettcn Stunben bes iheioenoen
Sabres perbringen Die @atten ALIEN
III ernitem, trauiihen 8eiprdh. BE-
icnoerS geoeuteu Tie ibres NeIteltcu,
Der im Srilbiabr feds Sabre alt miro
unb balb in Der Shule Den @rnit oc3
2ebenS fcnucu lerueu Iol. Ser 5Grts
lid,cn Iuttcr lit Der @eoanfe nid,t
leiht. baB JIG ibreu 2iebIiug I'M neucn
Sabre nitt mcbr b~eitdubig inter ben
au8en babcn bari, baB picueid)t in Der
Sdlle idledte @lcmente ibrem uns
peroorbenen aleiuen 9cfdbrlih peroen
fpnneu; bod lie 9ibt ibrc Gorge @ott
aubeim, ndbrenb nod elm beionSeres
8ebet fir bieicS ainb aus Dem treuen
MtItterbcr6cn emporitei8t. 3tpClf
SdlGgc pertiluScu bnS nclle Sabr!
SertrnucuSpol rcidcu bie iuuaen
Sbcleutc iih Die Sdnbs uub .boiis
muu9spoa idauen lie in Die 8utunit;
lie 10 E II. tie iteben in 8ottcs Out.
Io6tem allS mir, aIei1 linen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

AZ and A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 5 IL yards of 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt measures
about 3 yards at the foot. Price 10
cents.
1928ILadies' Skirt. A smart and
practical style. This model is good for
serge, gabardine, broadcloth, corduroy,
satin, velvet, and taffeta. The front
Is trimmed with jaunty pockets. The
skirt Is cut with graceful and becoming
fulness. The pattern Is in 7 sizes: %.
"A, 26. %, 80, 80 and 81 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 5 3-S yards Of
27-tnch material for a 24-inch size. The
skirt measures about 3 IA yards at its
lower edge. Price 10 cents.
1917-Ladies' Dressing or House
Sack. Crepe, lawn, flannel, flannelette,
satin, challie, cashmere, taffeta and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

pattern is cut in 4 sizes "a, 80, AZ and
As inches bust measure. 1t requires
7 Is yards of 36-inch material for a
3S-fnch size. Price 10 cents.
0331-A very neat centerpiece in
conventional leaf design. This design
Is suitable for outline embroidery
stitch. and Is also very effective car
ried out In braiding.
Stamped and tinted In colors on
Aberdeen Crash, 20x20 inches---30c
Oolored embroidery cotton to work-20c
Lace for edge
Perforated pattern. including all
necessary stamping materials ----15c
1941-Girl's Dress, with or without
Peplum. This style will be nice for
checked or plaid suiting and may be
made with or without the peplum, and
with sleeves In wrist or elbow length.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

sock, white n colorsd lawn OF silk.
The drawers are good for cambria,
longcloth, canton or domet flannel and
nainsook. The pattern, comprising all
styles illustrated, Is cut in four sizes /:
1, 2, 4 and 5 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 10 cents.
1920-Ladies' One-Piece Yoke Dress.
with or without Folds. a smart and up
to-date Model. This attractive and pop
ular model may be developed In serge,
taffeta, gabardine, faille, b%roadcloth,
satin or velvet. The sleeve Is fitted to
the arm with two seams below the ell
DOW. The dress has a panel front that
may be Of contrasting material. The
folds may be omitted, or like the panel,
be made Of contrasting material. The
pattern Is cut In 6 sizes: "a, 80, 3S, 40,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28
3rpei Diloer ait Oct gabresluenoe.

iuelde IN frieblihem Shlummer bas
Iiesen. 8arum itebt bic Satin nift
neben inn? &ennt tie fein Iutters
gliid2 @uB lie burdaus ibre Sreuoe
orauBen iihen, III rauifenber Seit>
lihfeit, inter Sremoen?
Gft llbr ihldgt CO pom airhs
tburml San8iameu Sdrittes perldBt
Der 5drtIihe Batter ieiueu 9iebIingss
ralim, nm lid fir ben 9al al riiiteu.
Guf Dem Gprribor tritt ibm Ihon ieine
Srau cr~t8egen, IN einsn tleioiamen
Ibenomantel 9ebiIlt, eineu ~foitbaren
Spisenihal fotett nm baS buntle
8elod aeidlungeu. rGber, Gbuaro.
no bleibit Oh 10 lan9e2 Ser 8asen
bait ihon, mir peridumeu iider ben
erIteu 8al3erl" - Sen @uttcn
ihmer8t bieier &crluit augeuihcinlih
niht. Gubig erluioert er: Sat on
ben Ginocrn .@ute Nadt" 9eiaat?"
- Sci bod nidt ientimental", ruft
iie laGeno, ~alb pb baS ieben Nbeub
uotbi9 ipdre; Die alte 8atb'rin berz
ioret bic ainoer ia 10 quit"
Sort roIte Der 8ageu. Strableuz
ben Iuges tritt Srau y. in Den idils
lerupeu 9aliaaI. um ms neile Sabr
binein8uiual3cu, bas fir Tie MIR ben
Infan9 elmer ncllen %er9niigungstette
beoeutct.
Gin anberes Silb. Srau Senator
n. lit aud nod cine iuuge uno icbr
itone Srau, aber lie mill nidJt mebr
9eieiert uno bepunbert lperbeu. @5
seniigt ibr boutommen, ipenu Der
8atte ibrer 8abl lie 5drtlih liebt uuo
Die prdfti9en &leiuen boil inniger
8erebruns gu Der Wutter auiihauen.
Seute an Der SabreSlpenoe piirbe tie
iid nimmer o ibrem traliten Snmis
lientreiic treunen, uub Der @attc ceutt
ebcuio; ibrem GinfIuiie lit cS an
bantcn, eaB audi CT iein gau3cS Slid
I'M Sauie ilIdlt.
Nah Der irommen Ntuttcr uno ocs
ieli9en @rubmiitterdens Torbilo 5iins
ben Die glteru am Silpeiterabeub nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

~ ilpefterabeno IN Der @robitabtl
- gs lit elm GROCER gaa bel Der
~ Wiliondrs : Saulilie g., Die
~ 6eute Ibenb Die 8cburtsz uub
@eloariitotratie in ibreu eIdu3euben
Rdumen beriammelt. Inn bic elesante
iunge 8elt ms neue Subr tan3en
an laiien.
Die iunee Srau aoniul g., cine
eefeierte Sfonbeit, itebt Dor benz
Soilettenipiesel unb pirit priiienoe
8lide auf ibre funitpolle Saarfriiur.
Die ioeben aus ben Sanoen Der ges
id)idten Saartiinitlerin ~berporges
sangen lit. Gin bcfriebisenbes Sd>
d)eln 9leitet iiber lire reisenben 8iige,
tpdbrenb ibre 2ippen leiie mIrmeln:
sd tperbe sefallen!" - Srau g.
geb0rt gu ienen Beltbamen, Die aud,
IN Der Che nod eincn Sblparm bon
@eipunbereru NM iih baben miiiieu,
benen Die 9efrieoisuns ibrer Gitelfeit
mebr gilt ais bas Slid oeS SnuIe5
unb Der Samlilie.
Ser ernit peranla9te 8atte. Scr NIT
Der GbeihlicBung Elm traiItes Seim
ertrdunlte. bat ldnsit ein9eiebeu. baB
er im Seiie bes ele9anten Salou'
piippden5 nlIi cine bebaglihe SduSs
Iidtcit pcr3idten muB. Cine Sdus
idung nad Der anbcru lit ibm Ses
ihlpunoeu, uub alimdblidJ lit er Der
Soiinun9 auf before Gage miibe 8es
porpen: nm Nube unb Sriebeu an
baben, sibt ct benz Srdnseu iciuer
lei6tferti9en Srau uab. Die eS bon
einem W~ergnii9en gum aubern 5iebt.
uub ludt ieinen Summer i'm ir0blifen
SreunoesfreiS 6u betdllbeu.
Gber Die ainber. Die iiiBen aleincu.
Die mad Der Wutterliebe biiritcn, tic
rciBcn Die nlte 8unbe iuobl uui'S
Ncuc aui. go aud berte an Der
SabreSipcnbc. Seiic bat or iih ms
ainper3immcr 9eihliden uuN ldaut
aui Die licbliheu Slonofopie- in Den
idneeisen aiiieu uno borbt aif Die
ru6isen atbemoiise ieiner aieblinse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28
0eiteres MQerlei.
Weibnahten i'm Sumpr.

o0tein iiibeitcs 9ieb", itammelte
Der Siiu9ling inter DEM Weibnad]tss
ballnL als or nit sitternbcn Sinoeru
Elm tIeiues aditd)en aus bIuuem
Sliiih aus ser 5aite uabm. rSier
lit mein @cibnahtsgeiheut fir Sid.
@euu Su's on Den Singer itedIt, ioQ
cs 9ir eiu Spmbol Der 2icbe uuo bes
Slides iein. IS iol Sir SeiSen. ipie
i'd Sid ihdse, pie ernft Id unisre
8e5iebun9en auifaiie. Rimm "a u,lb
TRACE cS nit Sreuoen uno NIT Stol3
ipiro SclpiB an Seineu Sinsern
pailen."
Sic nabu bnS @liiihtGitfcn, ibr
Slid fannie feline 8ren5en. Sic
oifnetc eS ulo Dor ibren Muaen itrobltc
III leuhteuoem @lau6-ein iilberuer
6ingerbut.
Serr Smith lit Gin @~eistrasen.
ielbit Die sebefrobe StimmIua Der
@eibnaftS5eit lam ieiu faltes Sers
niht erpdrmen. Srau Smith pas
9eaen lit cine mitiiibleube. neite
Natur. Im 8eibnattSabeuS tpnrmt
JIG auiacregt ms 3imnler gerauu.:
.SnmeS, unicrc apd,iu bat eiu 10
Gcntitiid perihludtl g8ir miiiicn rain
nah Dem Nr5t ihiden."
.@arum gar niht, Gage eer
Marie, iie ioa iid bariiber feline
Sorsen MAIDEN - lie lam bas rubis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

dress. The underskirt is composed
Of a ,~long-waisted body to which a
straight skirt is gathered. The draw
ers are simple, with side seams only,
thus insuring ease and comfort in
wearing. The pattern includes all
three garments. 1t is cut in ) sizes:
2, 3, 4, 8 and g years. 1t requires 10
yard for the drawers, l IL yard for
the underskirt, and 2 is yards for the
dress, Of 36-inch material, for a Agar
size. Price 10 cents.
1614-Child's Set, comprising a Yoke
Dress with Sleeve In Wrist or Elbow
Length, a Slip and One-Piece Drawers.
These designs embody comfort and util-
ity. and as they are simple in construc-
ton they are easy to develop. For the
dress, one could choose batiste, lawn,
dimity. challie, flannelette, cashmere
or soft silk. The slip could be Of main
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28
am GiIen ipaf bm ibm erfennen!

Sic Shriititelerin gliie Sautrin
bat iih Die Ihpierige Gufgabe eeitelt.
ben iunseu Rabden GnbaItspuntte
oafiir 81 sebeu. tpie lie bel Der 8abl
ibres 3utiinitiseu AM iorefdltigiteu
pur9eben, unb BEN srDBten 0ertb Iest
lie babel auf feline Seobahtun9 beim
@iicn. "Sieb Dir ior9iam Den iungen
Rann bel Siid an, benz on oetne
sause 3utunft anpertraueu tpinltl" 10
ruth tie ibreu S6tpeitern. n@enn
er iid iiber ieinen Seller biidt. baitis
Die 8abel uno bas WeHer banbbabt
uno bas Sleiih in orei Stiiden bers
unter bat, oann betpabre bid @ott
Dor ibm. Or lit nitt Der Iann. Der
Iid 8GrtIiher Shmpatbie unterfperfen
tpirS. Sbt er obne Sreube iiber bas.
mas Dor linn itcbt. lam CT Dir mad
elmer Wtinute niht n,ebr ia9eu. lpa
er ae9eiieu bat, 10 niiroe Gin Setratb
nit ibnt fir bid cine id)ipere gnts
tduihung beoeuten. NiemaIs tpirb er
beine Siite tpiirbtsen, nod beine &leis
cnns b%eipunoern, uno on 5ieblt bid
fir Riemanoeu gut III. SIT er uus
mdbi9 sieris mad Siibisteiten, bann
lit es nerpoS uno piro bib qlGlen.
3iebt er adie unb Srateu Dor. banm
lit eS mustulos unb frieblih. SIT CT
Elm groBer giicr. bom bat CT Srcube
AM SanoIcben; iii CT ciu Siebbaber
gutter alter @etnc, 10 bat CT cine Secle
iir eiscneu @runb uub Soben. sm
beiteu pirit on aber beineu 3ntiinitieen
@atteu beim Sellert beurtbeilen tons
ueu. S4Iinst er Sas Sbit berunter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28
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.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

bebaIteu - mir bdtten ibr obnebin
cttpas 5u 8eibnahten Henten
miliien.~
.8ir iperSen Sntel Irtbur aud
ettpas gu @eibnatteu Ihcnten
miiiIcn", meinte Srau Scott. ~@s
tommt niht nuf ben @ertb Der 8abe
an, ionoern nuf Die Wiinl6e, bic lie
beeleiten."
~Sm - brummte Serr Scptt -
ih halte cs fir r%atbiamer. ipenu
Snfel Mrtbur bon oen 8iinihen, Die
Tie tf9Ieiteu, nto9Iitit tpeuig merit.
Ser tleine Srantie bat iih iotpeit
beim 8eibnadtsmabI tuoeuoS beupms
men. Ser Nahtiih piro aufeetrasen.
Sranfie blidt auf Die 8Gitc uno frdgt:
.Ranla lit Der Yubbiug Ihdbli6
fir MIDI ober lit genls oa fiir Gae?"
" y y
Ter Serr Yrufeiur.
Rcntier tin Der SpnumeririI6e) /:
Seoen Rprgen, luenn ib aufitebe. lit
mein eriter Sang nab Dem Seniter.
I'M mad, Dem 8etter 8u ieben.
Yrofeilpr: Sas babe i6 bel eins
LADDER; ih CAB Dem SnusfneAt ben
auftrae, meine Stieiel Su ipihien,
penu es ihpueS Retter iii. unb Tie su
ihmiereu, lpenn es re9net; ih brau6e
aIio nur Die Sbiir su oiiuen uuo meiue
Sd)ube bereiu3ubolcu.
~ ~ ~
Nus Der Gnturgcihihte.
Sebrcr: 0nnS = ncnne mir bier
lpilbe Sbicrel
S6iiler: Gin Si9er - elm Bolf -
uno - 5ipei Splpen!
- - =
Die Ififfisen.
Sic 8aiierin gIiiabetb bon SeIters
reid mad)te im Sabre 1884 in De-
9Ieiturg elmer Soibame cine 2anSz
partie nah 2aufeu. Nui Dem 8cee
bnbin be9c9nete Die bobe Srau 3ipci
SdulmGodeu. mcl6e lid ibr an
idloiieu, Sic aaiieriu CAB Den Sim
bern 3uderintcn uno iebem eineu
Silbertbaler. Sic ainber plauoertcn
fort uno bic 3aiIerin ibien iib iebr
gut NIT ibnen gu unter6alten, Vim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28
Our Pattern
Department
Order Patterns by Number.

1926-Ladies' Gymnasium Suit This
design Is good for serge, brilliantlne'
poplin. alpaca. sateen. khaki and CAB
ardiue. In this model the waist may
be smooth fitting, or in blouse style.
The boomers are cut With ample full
ness and may be plated or gathered
at the waistline. The pattern Is cut
In Z sizes: "a, 80, 80, 40, AZ, A and 40
inches bust measure. Size 38 will re-
ouire 8 rs yards Of 44-inch material.
prtcs 10 cents.
O253-Centerpiece. What lover OF
n~eedlework will not at once recognize
tho dainty elegance of this pretty n
terpiece. Embroidered entirely In eyelet
embroidery with b%uttonhole edge this
centerpiece is exceptionally pretty. IL
Is equally effective carried out In solid
work.
Stamped on imitation linen X
inches
Stamped on imported Irish n
22x22 inches
Embroidery cotton to work -~-~--2oc
Perforated pattern including all nee
essary stamping materials -----.l5c
1884 Practical and Easily Devel-
oped Outfit. This combination includes
q simple one piece dress, a comfortable
underskirt or petticoat, and one-piece
drawers. The dress is good for all
wash fabrics, and also for serve and
other woolens. In checked ] ging
ham with bands of white linene or
dotted percale with braid trimming,
It will make a very se~rviceable play
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

portpdrtS bliden uno nit bcn
iprehen:
Gum neuer Sabr Den alien
Tdter,
Sea itarter Mrm Die 8eltsn
bGltl
Or bat ieiu SpIt ieit laneeu
Sa9eu
Iuf Gblersiliiseln treu ses
trl9eu,
Sbm lei Die 3ufunft beims
geitelltl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

3iele an9clangt, Iaete Die bobe Srau
6u ben 8leineu: Sect suteu Gbenp,
gebt nah Sauie." Die ainber riefeu
CUR Gntiport: Y8uteu abeno, Srau
8uiisrin." 9ie Serri6erin fraete
eritaunt: .Sbr tennt mid? 8arum
babt Sbr bas crit iest 9eiaet?" Sas
grDBere Waohen ldhelte ihlau uno
meinte: ~gs beiBt bel uus, man it
better buran, tpenn man iid oumm
Iteut, unb man tricgt aud mebr."
Sic aaiicrin unb lire Seeleiterin
Ia6ten LANCE iiber bieie EpIitit Der
aleiueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28
@ir lieiern Gud bic Mufer
;u biaisen Preiieu.

The closing Is effected at the left side,
where he side fronts join the vest
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 8,
10, II and IA years. It requires 5 10
yards of 36-inch material for the dress
with peplum, and without peplum 4 IL
yards for a 10-year size. Price 10
cents.
O206-Dressing Sack. No woman's
wardrobe Is complete without a couple
OF dainty, comfortable dressinS sacks,
which are found such a boon during
an hour of rest. The one here por-
trayed, shows a very heat and simple
design, easily embroidered in solid
stitch.
Stamped on good quality lawn, IN
Guiding sufficient mercerized en-
broidery cotton for working 500
Perforated pattern including all nee
esSary stamping materials .---.15o
029O-Scarf and Dolly Set. An ex-
ceptionally pretty and simple design
for scarf and dolly set. The flowers In
Lazy Daisy Design are to be embroid-
cred in the simple Thousand Flower
stitch, leaves solid or picot stitch, with
a little introduction of eyelet work and
buttonhole stitch for the edge.
Scarf stamped On 1Sx50 inch linen
and the 2 doilies on SxS inch
linen-Price
The Scarf and 2 doilies stamped on
Union linen
Embroidery cotton for working -....55c
Perforated pattern including all nee
essary stamping materials (only
IL Of scarf pattern is given -.-.-25o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28

5erihneioet er es 5eritreut. Damn lit CT
tein Wann fir bid. aber tpenu er es
ianit unb 5drtlif niumt ais Elm aens
ner, iorsIam ihdlt nit Der Wiene
zines aiinitlers uub es nit gbrfurdt
bebanoelt. bann beirntbe Dill TIN, 10
id]ueu Oh fannitl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-28
GIN mpberner Shnifer.

Sut H'ppSiitt Suultf.
Sr einem Weimarer 9latte brtrat
Iih Elm Shuiter Dem Yiblitum nit
foIgenber Nn5ei9e in G%rinueruue:
\ Sem eeifdsten Sublitum Die er.
gebene RittbeiIung, oab ih nab ipie
Dor beitrebt iein tperbe, Iotpobl idiper,
als lei6tperluunoete Stiefel unb
Sdube inter Sere6uuns biuiaer
&urtoiteu sriiuoIit su bcileu, ferner
burd 9eraoertbten Der abiGee meine
8lienteu Dor einem idiefen 2ebens,
tpanbel 5u betpobren. Sci mir aes
tauftc ODER mad MaB gefertiste StieieI
bn6en piele 0or5iige. Sie Soblen
limb felt tpie Yauserplatteu. Die 3iise
bebnbar pie cine HeihstagssVer,
bauolune, bas Sberleber baltbar fpie
Der LANCE Seinrib, uub babel 3iereu
ie Den SuB tpie bic llnihulb bas 8es
iiht be5 &inbes. Mein Sauptbes
itreben tpirb es ieiu, bte tpert6e &rnos
i6aft bauerRb auf ben 8einen An ers
balten, uuo niinihe ih iebem Elm
flottes 8pbl9eben bon Ser3en."
Wan mo6te Dem talentbplen
Singer SanS Sadiens cine 5ablreihe
Hunoi6aft uno 1einen Soblen Die
StGrte ieiner 8etlame iuiiuiten.
- - ~
Sm 0%aitbauS.
SettIer: Sir eiuen armen 8ltnbeu
bite I'M cine tleine 9abel
9ait: sic iiuo ia gar ni6t bIinbi
Settler: Netu, @ott Tel Santl Ser
@inoe. Der itebt brauBen unb paBt
auf, oaB fein Shusmaun tommtl
~ ~ "
Gin finolih @cmiitb.
Ioma. iiub Die Stpal6eu Die
6raucn bon Den Sperlin9eu?
Nein, mcin Sinh; pie tommit Su
benu baraui2
Ia. bic S3tpaIbsn perreiisa ia. sa,&
ale Sabret
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

miles south of headquarters, while fly
ing in from Namiqmpa.
Facing binding rain, the flying
men narrowly escaped death. FINAL,
they became lost and landed near the
home of a Mexican He proved friend
ly, giving them food, lodging and mus-
cal entertainment. On Saturday he
started with them toward United States
army headquarters, When they arrived
here n horse and wagon was sent back
for their aeroplanes, which were not
damaged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03
HON. SAM GARLAND
MAY Be CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESSMAN
Sage Of Lebanon Since Milt
Miller Left, Is Being Urged
to Enter Race

Honorable Samuel NJ. Garland, or
Sam" is he is called by the furnace
man, will in al probability be a candi
date for congressman of the first dis
trict against W. c. Hawley, the we'll
known present incumbent who mas held
this position since Bryan first ran for
president, or along in that epoch some
time. Honorable Sam Garland is a
Democrat by birth, education and prin-
ciple, lawyer and a gentleman. He
served in the 1915 legislature and is at
present a holdover senator. His home
| is in Lebanon, in Linn county and he
has a clean political and private record
that makes him a strong favorite where
he is known.
A petition, started this morning in
Salem urging Mr., Garland to allow his
name to be put on the ballot, was
signed by about 80 unterrified Demo
Gratis in an nour or two and petitions
are also being circulated in Corvallis
and Eugene.
Mr.. Garland is not seeking the nomi
name forward but he is said to be in a
receptive moo" and should he be
urged by enough of his friends and fel-
low Democrats he will allow his name
to be presented at the primaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03
American AviatOrs
Arrive at Dublan
By II. D. Jacobs.

UNITED Press staff correspondent.)
U. S. Army Headquarters, Dubland
Mexico, (By wireless to Columbus April
9.)-Two American army aviators who
had been missing since Friday arrived
here today. They were caught in rain
and snow storm in Chocolate pass,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

Tonight, the director for the coming
year of the tourist, publicity and con
ventions department of tne Salem
Commercial club win be elected, to sue
ceed f. G. Daekabach. 1t is not known
whether Mr.. Deckabach desires to sue.
ceed himself or not, or whether there
are any announced candidates in the
field. While all members of the club
are welcome, according to the rules of
the club, members can only vote in the
department with which they affiliate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

Sunday on the Salem, Hopewell. Port
land road, just before Yamhill county
is reached, travelling north, On this
hill, which seemed to have no bottom,
ten ears were pulled out yesterday and
Clyde Apperson, a banker of McMinn-
Vile left his Apperson six in the road
over night. With the exception of
this 100 feet of deep mud the roads
were excellent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

Officers of the Salem Elk lodge went
to Independence this afternoon to as.
sist in conducting the funeral services
Of George A. Rich, who was a mem
Der Of the Salem lodge Those attend.
ing were A. J. Anderson, William L..
Patterson, Eugene Slater, A. l.. Wal
lace and Judge P. II. D 'Arcy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

The women's auxiliary of the Span
ish War Veterans will effect a perma-
nent organization at meeting to be
held this evening at the armory All
women who are eligible are invited to
attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

The Southern Pacific carried an ex-
cursion of the Knights of Columbus to
Corvallis yesterday, bringing members
from Mt. Angel, Salem, and Albany for
special work in that city. The attend
ance was about 100.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

ment, Commercial Club,
April A. Recognition services
for Rev. Geo. f. Holt, First
Baptist church.
April 7-Tuskegee Jubilee sing
ers at Congregational church.
Free,
April z 49, Prof. Robert L.
Stauffer lecture at public lib
rary on "0regon Litera-
tuTe.
April 9-Oregon Social Hygiene
Society, open meeting at
Armory, 3 p, m.
April 1S-RegistratiOn for
primary election closes.
April 3.-Election of director
April 22.-Mid.Summer Night IS
Dream, Opera House, auspices
Salem Women's Club.
April 23-Easter Sunday,
April 2S-Dance, benefit Salem
Street Railway band, at the
armory,
April 2S- High school play
"Green Stockings at opera
house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Suvcr of Dal-
las were guests in the city Sunday OF
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, 1892 North
Sixteenth street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

"A tract of land containing - acres,
four miles north of Jefferson has been
purchased by G.. r. Watt of Coburg
Ore. The tract is improved with house,
barn and orchard and bought by Mr.
Watt as an investment. John Steiwer
was the grantor, ana the sale was
handled by w. II. Grabenhorst & Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

The Summer Normal at Salem begins
on April 3, and continues twelve
weeks Address j. j.. Kraps, Salem,
Oregon. Apr3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

Qestion Answered. Question-Where
can l get good Auto Electric Globes ?
Answer-Go to Lockwood's S at PIG N.
Commercial st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03

Regular meeting of Hodson Council
No. l r. & S. NJ. this evening, a full
attendance is requested by order of the
Thrice Ill. Master.