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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

nice for linen, madras, serge, ~taffeta,
crepe, satin, poplin, batiste or flannel.
1t is cut i'll & sizes: "a, SO, IS, 40, II
and A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 3 II yards of 36-inch material
for a 36-inch size. Price Zoe.
10 66-NlenS' and Boys Drawers. In
knee or ankle length and with strap
or laced back closing. Jean. drill. mus
lin, tricot, linen, cambria or flannel may
be used for this design. The pattern
is cut in 5 sizes: II. IL and Is years
for boys-and in { sizes for men: 80.
IS, 40. Al, A, 46 and As inches waist
measure. 1t requires 3 IL wards of ~
inch material for 4 36-inch size. and
= SIS yards of 2T-inch material for Il
14-year size. Price Zoe.
15SS-Girls' Dress in One-Piece
Style with Sleeve in Wrist or Elbow
Length. A good school dress for moth
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

eiderdown with lining of self color is
also attractive. The pattern is cut in
5 sizes: =, 4, q, s and 10 years. 1t re-
quires "a yard for the hood and 3 3-S
yards for the robe of 2T-inch material
for an Swear size. Price Zoe.
6-LadieS' House Dress with
Reversible Fronts and Sleeve in Either
Of Three Lengths. A practical design.
Striped percale in blue and white. with
facings of white linene, is here shown.
This style is also good for gingham,
chambrey, poplin, repp, wolfe, lawn,
crepe, seersucker or tiannelette. The
design is most practical in that its
closing may be reversed. 1t is thus
easy to slip on and easy to launder.
Ample pockets trim the skirt fronts.
The neck edge is low and finished in
reyers style, the revers meeting the
collar in notches. The sleeve in wrist
length is trimmed with a cuff facing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Seutihe SrSen mnp Der arica.

Srof. Oh. 2ieie in Eneerborr pers
DfientIihte cine Statiltit Der Rriegss
arbcit Der tatboliiteu Srben 9entidla
lambs i'm iesigsn T0Ifcrtrieg i'll Der
Belt uum /. Guglit biz 81. Se6em>
Der 1914. Sie Statiitit benefit, oai
bic 4l0iter bon NufnuD att eifriA uno
frcuoig belnilbt paren, lid nad Rrdis
ten in Den 9ie,It hes &atcrlnnoes al
ItcIlcn. Sic mdnuliteu Srber i~te(te,'
aulommcn t,963 Soloutcn 1928 imtrs
BEN p~eripuuoet. 81 fieleu) uub 1907
Gruutenpfleger 1886 i'm Selhe)
nclhe 1920 Han nit 440.523
@ilc0eta9en in Der Seimutb pcrs
ior9ten.
1904 Shtpeitern b~eior9ten ole
arau.cns unb Nrmcnpi!eee iiir ocn
Sicnit I'M Sel0. sir Die 2n3arcttc III
Der SeimalG murocu 1902 SGpcr
tern our SeriilGuuB geitcnt. pethe
5uiummen 270.250 Serlpunoetc
pi(cgten (olio in ben eriten bier
&ricgsmounteu). 8cbutauienoe ron
Yortioleu GilaL ipu1pcn uucut9eltli1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

In 3-S and elbow length a neat cuff
forms a desirable finish. The pattern
is cut in 8 sizes: 81, SO. So, 40. ~ and
A inches bust measure. 1t requires
6 "a yards of 36-inch material for n
36-inch size. The skirt measures about
8 3-S yards at the lower edge. Price 10c.
1569-Ladies' Shirt Waist, with
Fronts in Either of Two Styles and
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. A
smart model. Georgette crepe in a new
shade of tan was used to make this de-
sign. a crimson bow tie and pearl but
tons form an effective trimming. The
fronts are shaped in points and crossed
at the closing. The sleeve in wrist
length has a deep cuff with a shaped
turnover. In short length the sleeve is
finished with a shaped cuff. The col
lar is finished like the cuff. If de-
sired the fronts may be made with one
pointed extension. The pattern is also
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
@ir iieiern Gnd Ole Mnter
,n biaisen Yreiieu.


may be omitted. A deep round collar
finishes the neck edge and the long
sleeve is trimmed with a deep cuff to
correspond. In short length tile sleeve
has u turned back cuff. The skirt is a
three-piece model cut with graceful
flare. This style is also good for cor
duroy. velvet, wool, poplin. silk. nuns
yelling. gabardine and serge. The pat,
tern is cut in 3 sizes: II, II and Is
years. 1t requires A IS yards of A
inch material for a'14-ycar size. Price
Zoe. p
15S1-A Natty Little Suit for Moth
er's Boy. These coat suits are ever
popular and practical. This model is
nice for velvet and corduroy, for serge.
cheviot and for all strong wash fabrics
like linen. galatea OF Bingham. The
coat may be closet in double-breasted
style or turned back over the right.
front in ever fashion. The trousers
are made with straight lower edge. The
pattern is cut in / sizes 3, 4. ) and 6
years. 1t requires > yards Of 44-inch
material for Il 4-year size. Price loo.
O242-Apron Design. What handy
needieworker will net appreciate this
chic, dainty little apron. t be en-
~broidered in eyelet or solid embroidery,
with edge buttonhole stitched and lace
trimmed. Lace on edge NAV be omit
ted if preferred.
Stamped on good quality lawn or
nainsook Estate which is de-
sired
Embroidery cotton to wOrk.-.--.....20c
Nalenciennes lace edging-.--.--.-.o0c
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials-.--.15c
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er's girl. Brown galatea with trimming
Of checked Bingham or blue serge with
red poplin for collar and cuffs would
be nice for this model. The right front
overlaps the left ut the closing. The
fulness of the dress is held by a belt.
The cuff finish of the sleeve il neat
and comfortable in either length. The
pattern is cut in ) sizes 4, 6, :, 10 and
II years. 1t requires ) yards of 4i-inch
material for IA 6-year size. Price Zoe.
11-Baby Set. You cannot imagine
Il more useful baby set than the one
here portrayed. Practical coat collar,
cuffs, etc, bibS, dutch collars, baby
shoes, all stamped on real linen. ready
TO work. Such pieces make thoroughly
practical fancy work which appeals to
every mother. This beautiful set con-
Sists of the following: l coat collar:
l bib 1 pair shoes: = cuffs; l baby
cap: 3 different size anchors; > stars +;
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anlanh.
Gin gmtcs 6ampfmittel fir
Satbulifeu.
t6tuscfanot.l

Su Dem gelpaltigen @eiitcrtampfe.
Der III ge9enipdrtiger 3eit Die eipilis
Iicrte Wenitbeit burdptobt, lit es Dor
Ilem Yflidt oeS fatboliiten Wdnncs
unb Der tatbpliiden SraI, mo nid,t
minocr audi Idou Der futbuliiheu
Sungmannihuit, tbattrdftis nod
Wubgabe Der porbanbencn ardfte uub
giittel ein5u9reiien. Sa5u lit es
abcr notbluenbig, lid fortgeieet 9cs
rilitet 5u balten, uamentlih iest, 100
ounfle Slemente eS lih Sur Nui9abe
9emadt babeu, entgegen ben Erins
6ipieu u~nierer Hepublif bic religipicr
Observation-Disclosures in Die
SpIitit biuein5ltruNen. Sbre inuges
rehtfcrti9ten Tngriife gilt cS surild
3utpciicn. Is lpQte nas Nurdaus
nidt 10 lhlpcr iciu, ocnn ale uuis
rcdItcu unb northumberland 9iirgcr
iinb aui uuicrer Scite. gfcl rno
Gntriiltuu9 iiber Die bon unieren
@c9ueru a~n9elpeubeten Ictboocl
BADEN JIG sur Sertbeioigune bon Ned1t
lalb @abrbeit auf ben Ylan octrieben.
90 bat audi Der ebemolige aonarebs
Hbaeorbnete Y. &. aeubua bon Ilbia,
a., iid um leBten Columbus Sa9
pcrnulnBt gciebcu, gcacn Ole iredc
Sil9c uub Scrlcumoung ms Sclo Sl
5icbcn. Or bat ba3 III elmer olBers
proentlih 9cihidteu uno griinolihen
@ciie getban, Seine treiilihen Nrgus
mentc p%erolencll cs. ipcitcrcn Grcileu
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@ie Der Eapit ieineu Tag uerbrinst

Cine interellante Shiloerlmg pom
8ageipert bes YapitcS, Dem III bieieu
ariegs5eiten elm bpppslt itperes Nmt
nuf Die Sd)ultern gelegt lit, eutpirit
Die nStampn". Su5 Sberbulpt Der
Stride bat feline 3eit aui's 8cuaieite
eingetbeilt. Ser Yapit itebt nm
6 llbr alf unb lieit gleih bauad Die
WeIIe. Sann nimmrt CT Elm etrfndeS
Srilbitild eiu: ein gcouirlte3 ri umo
cine Sai1e Milh. Shon por s llbr
lit er bel Der Nrbeit uno Slpur licit CT
3uerlt Die 3%eitungen, 9cncbift Der
Siinf5ebnte lit elm GROCER 3citung5s
leier. Spm Sefretnrint miro ibm ltct3
cine grpBe Sammlung bciouoer5 fiir
i'm ber9eitellter Iu5Idnitte pprgelegt.
in benen bereits alle Srtifel cntbaltcn
lino, pom oenen man anuimmt, baB tic
i'm iutereiiieren tonnter. Sob 9rcift
er lieber 81 ben 3eituugen iclbit unb
lieit lie burd, am id)ueliten Die fatbo>
lilhen 9ldtter, ndbrcno CT ben anoes
reu 3eitlu9en cine e%in9ebcnberc 2efa
tllrc mibmet. lin 8 lIbr trifft Ole Ypit
ein. Sie Seumteu beS SefretariutS
lebcn lie ourd mub banu lpcrnen ole
pihtigitcu Sricfitniten ioiurt Dem
Yapit ilbcrbraht, Der lid bis 9cgcu
10 llbr, no cr ben StnntsietretGr cms
pidugt, bnmit bcidNftigt. I'm balb
II llbr begirncn Die Sripatz AuDieus
8en uno Die 0iicutlideu gmpfGn9e.
Ser Sapit lit 6ipnr lebr leutielig Su
ieincn Scilheru. a6cr CT biloet beu
gclluueu 8e9eniub 81 YiuS Dem 3cbus
ten Der lid germ SiuangloS nit Sober
mann mterbielt. Gr iaBt lih iebr
tur5, abBeiebcu bnoon, iucnn cS id,
nm cine b~ntitcbenbe Eerioulittcit
bouScIt. Sic Sciudcr. bic MIR ole
Neu9ieroc 81 elmer auoicns tomucn
IieB, TrrtiBt er in mcuigcn Wimutcu
nb Ser Yupit uinmt rum nit
gntem Nppctit ieiu Miitta9Smnbl ciu:
Suppc, cine Slciihipciic, piel @cmilic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

Sb't uno ein 9lltG3 Bier, aus @orbeullr
ltammenb. Nad Dem Giieu bdlt cr
Sicita. &i5 = llbr bat CT Johann
llnterrebuugcu nit Den Scfretdrcn
obcr mad)t einen Sang ourd] ieinc
@emdd)er. Nnnfmal 9ebt er allh III
Den 8arten, ubcr obne @aheu ulo
Segleitung. Su ihnclcm Sdritt
mabt cr ldugere Spo5ierBGugc uub
fommt oft bis 81 Der Mnuer, Die AMI
Die Yia65a Def Hiiorgimentp oebt; bort
bleibt er itebeir. nm bas Seben in Dem
moberneu Stabttbeil Hom'5 Sl be-
pbud]ter. Sdufig lit bas weiBe Yapits
geiuano fiir lnuge 3eit auf Der &0bc
Der Waucr 81 iebcn, Die neugieri9 bon
Den Sepobuern Der nabeu Saldite be-
pbahtct miro. Inn 3 llbr febrt Der
Saplt sur Ir6cit 6uriid, crlebi9t Die
oiplomatiiden Nn9elc9enbeiteu, emf
pfdn9t Die Scridtc unb crthcilt ieiucu
@cInnotcn Scfcblc. Tim 6 llbr bdlt
or uodmals Nubicu5cn ab, Die iebph
eineu gcbcimcu Gbaruttcr babcu uno
nift pffi6ieQ pom 9SHcrpatpre Hpe
mano" gemclbct perben. Su bieicu
Stunbeu pcrbcu Die aurbindlc. Die
Hdtbe oeS YupiteS uuo anocre bcocus
tenbe DISQUALIFICATION empfangen. lin
S llbr nimmt CT ciu einiahcs Nbenos
eIIeu 6u lid; banud Gin Slauperitiiubs
den nit elmer pcrtrauteu YerionlilJs
felt iciucr llmAcbuug. mo Nauu be-
9iunt piebcr sic Irbeit. Wandmal
bleib: Der Yopit icbr LANCE auf. uno
baum lcudtcu oic or,: crbcllten Scnitcr
icineS Embellishments einiam hiuaus
ilbcr buS ihlnieuoe Nom."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

Spriugfielh, mo Sfarrer $. 9. Sep
bon S~pringfieIb nad arlington.
Smabn, Hebr.-Nm ~. Sanllar
erfplgte Die Seerbigung bcS peritorbcs
ncn Siidois Hidurb Scannel BON
Smaba, bon Der Ct. Sobn's College
Stride aus. GrSbiid)pf aeaue bon
Subauuc, Sa., celebrierte bas 9onti.
rtfals 9iealtem nno gr5biihof Srelano
bon ct. Saul. 0tiun.. belt Die Sci.
fenprepigt. Inter Den a%iiiitenten
I'M Santtllarium befunoen lid: Siitof
Ntc&opern 0 Gb%eucnue. @pp.; 8i.
Idol Sibeu 0 SincoIn. Nebr.; Si,
'tcf 0cnnenen bon @ihita. Sans;
Sii6uf Surte BON ct. ,SoIep6, 0tp.;
SlId)of GlaB bon Salt Gate Gitp.
lltab; Siidof Sufip bon aearncp
unp Siidlof @arrisan bon Siuur Gin.
@reen Sap, @is.-Sm iuit poIleu.
petcn 80. 2cbcnsiabrc iturb am l.. bS.
Der bodru. &crr z. u. z. Garou.
Sfarrer Der fruu6oiiitcn ct. Seter's,
@emeinoc i'll Scunto. Sic Seihens
feier lam nm I. b5. itatt, uno Die Sci.
lebung crfolgte am s. ns. in Iuris
nettc. Ser Ierblidene mar in CANADA
III Der Sropin5 Guebec acborcn.
Ser bpdbip. .Serr n. 9ubtaert, bisber
III StiIcs, III nah Coleman pcriebt
lporocn. Gum Hiarrcr i'll Stiles lit
Der hod,ip. 6crr s. N. %crmoat CTS
nnnnt lpurocn. lucldcr mcbrcre Sabre
III Wontnnn gcluirft bat.
ct. Ibilips, Snb.-Sm biciiaen
Sricitcrleminar itarb Der Scntinuriit
&illiam @cicnbaucS I'M Nlter bon %
Sabren. Sas Se9rdbniB iano in
lcincr 0cirnatb in @alfcr, Sans, itatt.
&c
Nep BORT, u. Y.-Sater Sobu \.
&nnnc, z. l., ciner Der Hcbafteure
Der "aatboliitcn gucpclppdpic". Der
lid, an Der @rippc crfrautt. I'M ct.
@inceutSz 6oipitol bciiuoct. iii oui Dem
8cgc DER SciierumN mN uIBcr @eiobr.
Altpn, Sa.-Srei ebrm. llriur
liner Sdiueitern oe3 biciigcn llrius
!iners&loltcrS bc9in9cn am %. Sea.
tbr oolocncS SrofcBs Su6ildum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

> flags, etc, all stamped on 49, square
inches of good quality union linen
price-iOc.
Ol1s-Table Cover. A very neat
table cover in the YER popular daisy
design, to be embroidered in either out
line OF solid embroidery, with button
hole edge.
Stamped on pure imported tan
linen, size :}6x36 inches--.-~.S5c
Stamped on pure imported white
linen, size 36X36 95c
Perforated pattern (only a section
is given including all necessary
stamping materials-.-.---.~...-.-lJc
lJ61-DreSs for Juniors with Sleeve
i'll Either of Two Lengths. a simple,
popular model. Checked Suiting in
green with white repp for collar. cuffs
and belt is here shown. The waist is
made with Il separate peplum which
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

1568-Ladies' Costume. A trim and
stylish model. This design is attractive
for an afternoon or calling gown, and
will also be suitable for street wear
under a 3-4 length coat. The right
waist front overlaps the left at the
closing. The neck has a Smar collar
finish. The sleeve is dart-titted and
finished with a shaped cuff. The skirt
has a plated front panel, and flares
gracefully owe the back and sides. The
waist is heightened by a peplum which
may be omitted. The pattern is Suita-
BILE for serge, wool poplin, crepe, wolfe,
gabardine, velvet, taffeta or corduroy.
Brown serge, with tan faille for trim
ming, or blue gabardine with matched
satin would be nice. The pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, So. 40, ~ and A
inches bust measure. Size SO will re-
quire 6 3-S yards Of 44-inch material.
The skirt measures about 3 Is yards
at its lower edge. Price 1Oc.
~O53-Pillow Top. A good luck
pillow that should be added to the
cosy corner collection of pretty cush-
ions. The design is simple and very
effective in either outline or solid en-
broidery. -,
Tinted on tan art ticking----~-->35c
Cord for same-30c extra.
Art cloth
1584-A Desirable and Comfortable
Garment. This attractive style is nice
for e~iderdown, flannel, fiannelette, silk,
satin or blanket cloth. 1t is ideal for
travelling, as a sleeping garment com
Portable and easy to develop. The hood
may be omitted. Blue and white fan
mel or ~''duckling" fleece, with the lining
of the hood of blue wash silk would
be nice for this model. White or pink
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6~Igunglid) aenludlt 6u lpcrben. Sl(
iollten in Ser Sanb cinc5 icocu aatbo,
Iiteu Iein. Sie GentruliteQe bc5 3,
H.>&. Central %ereiu5 bat cs ocsbalt
l~ntcrnommen, Die Nllsiilbruuacu ocl
0errn acnoull III Sprm ciucS Soppcl.
Scnnpblattes crlfciueu 81 laileu
Snterclcnten fouueu cS bon oieIer 5lln1
Sreiic 0 Sluci Gents bcSieben. War
nbreiiierc: ScutralitclIc bcs Central,
Sercius, POI Semplc Slbg.. ct
Souis, Wto.
Sulutb, Minn.-Su Gpot miro in
Babe cine neue fntbpliife STRIDE err
baut lperbcu. Sic 8emcinoe buielbil
miro 5lpci Mul monatlid, bon Gpelctt
aus periebcu perbcu.
Seonure, Sl.-@icr III ser bpdNp.
Yfarrer Der SS. Ycter uno Saul 3
@cmcinbc. Hep. Carl Stcucr. in
Serrn perihtcpcu. Scr %crblidlcuc
mar am 27. Scptcmbcr 1915 81
@lpttcntbal, Gr5oi05eic Srci6ura
9nben, gebpren. Sic Sciicsuug err
foIgte am s. Sanuar.
9aSaile, Sa.-Hep. SbomaS Slns
breiu Sbaip, iriiber Yiarrer Der ct.
Satrid 5 s8cmcinbe. lit inn Gbicagoel
Ct. Spicpb' 5 5oipital gcitprben.
@ittSbnrsh Ia.-Sm biciigcn alo.
tier Der S~run5isfuner bel Der airtC
II. z. Srau Sclfcriu Scr Gbriitcu III
IN D. Snnuor Sutcr Sorcn3o Ora,
Siani 3. j. NJ, geitorbcu. Ser Der
ltorbcnc mar aus So58auo, Stulicu,
gcbiirtiN.
ct, Saul, Wsium.-@rSbiId,of Sobr
SreIanb bat Die fol9enbcn @criebuns
gen inter Dem alcruS urgcprbuet:
Seppolo SauS, Yiarrer Der SS.
Seter unb SnulS @emeinbe in Glen
coe. lpnroc gum Tiarrer Der Marid
0immelfnbrtSs @cmeinbe in ct. Saul
ernannt; 6ilfspriciter Nnton eos
leben an Der Mnrid 6immeliubrtSs
Stride in ct. saul, Ncbt ais &iarrcr
nad Normopb; Tinrrer Wnr @ppert
in Norlppob pirh Yiarrer bon &c.
Setter nnb Saul in @lcncoc; Yiorrcr
j. e. Gaut bon Irliugtou gebt nab
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
Will be mailed to any address on re-
oeipt 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 Printin: Co..
Dubuque, Iowa.
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Sie papitliden Selesaten fir Siio
Mmerifa.

llcber Die Scri0nlidteit ser brei
neuernanlten Sele9ateu. iilr Sios
Imerita, 0tittels Imerifa unb Saitt
miro bon einem bobeu r0milheu
8iirbentrdger mitgetbeilt: Ser ueue
Selegat fir 9ollmbieu. Mi9r. gnrico
@asparri, ein 9iefie bes Stantsiefrez
tdrs, lit bercits rabc6u 20 Sabre auf
biplpmatiifeu Soften in Siibs Imes
rita tbdti9. 3uerlt begleitete CT als
gano iuu9er Srieltcr iciueu Sbeim.
ben icsigeu aaroiual, uat ECUADOR.
Spdter fam er nuh Seru. Wigr.
Uasparri pertritt III einem &erfe bie
fiibne Sbpotbeie, bag bic alten
Teruauer o ben gespptern abitam.
men, lno iuiIl ioaar eincn u%n9efdbren
2eitpunft oieier Guaranteeing felt
itcllen. Su Den lestcn Snbreu mar
@aspurri ais lloitprc Dem NIntius
Siberia i'll SraiiIieu 5igetbeiIt.
0ie ~grnennln9 bes Wiar. Srpchi
iiir Guba mn %orto Nicp fGuntc in
iufern ilberrnldcn, alS bier elm @ugee
i~tellter Der romiiheu &urie, Der nod,
niht i'm ~oiplomatiidleu 9ienit tbdti0
ipar. anf ben ~icIbitdnoigeu Soften
eiues 9elegateu b"eruieu puroe. SeBt
ipurbe Cuba. itatt ipie> iriibcr nit
Ecuador. nit @prto 9iico an elmer
Delegation perciuigt.
Wigr, Srnnccsco Gberuhini. Der
friibc:c SubsS efrctdr Der a6ngregnz
ton Der SrbcuSlelite muroe gum apps
itoliideu 3cleGntcu uub %auberorbcuts
Iid)en @einnbteu iiir Sic Hcpublif
Sait; cruuunt,
Sic 5rci 9rGlGIcu Wcrbcu, che lie
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Ansian6.
Cine Spaltnns I'M fatbuliiden Eager
Stalien's.
(epsSiaLaorrsippnOenS bieier Seituns.l

Hom.-gon perIdieoeneu Seiten
piro ~beitdtigt, bnB I'M tatboliihen
Eager StaIien'5 ipegeu Der StcIlun9z
nabme gum &rieg cine Spaltuug elm
getreteu it,. Cine @tiuoerbeit BON
adt Seputierten ipia iih ais 6riitlid
io3iale Oppoiitiou gruppiereu. Sic
MrbcitslpGbler bes fatboliihctL SiibrerS
Wcoa iiub nit elmer miuilterieIeu
9icbr nibt Sufrieoen.--(S. 81. 81
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Seiuit erbGlt oas Giierue 3reu5.

Hep. HHpert Maper. 2. s., aoplau
bes baperiiheu 2auoinlrms, purbe
nit bent @iierneu arcu3 critcr uno
5~lueiter &laiie al59e5eidnet pegeu
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-20

of the Quaker church. The town has
shared its property with the school,
has fought for it in adversely. and has
nursed il through many a dark and
dreary period. Less than five years
ago the people of Mahaska county
raised an endowment of $4,000 for
the institution, and has ever been 10y
al TO Ii in the way of patronage
But OSkaloosa's duty to rem Col.
lege has by no means ceased, or even
been relieved by what has been done
in the past. Penn College has grown
to be a great school, and a plant suf-
fiCient to care for its needs would be
a wonderful and most desirable i'm
provement for 0skaloosa. 1t is there.
fore up TO the town. and the college
and the society of Friends to build on
the foundation we already have in Os-
kaloOsa a strong and stable insttu-
ton that will be beyond and above
|any temptation that may be offered it
by any other city. The college needs
the town and the town must keep the
college. Let us turn a deaf ear to the
.temptOr. and of our own virtue and
our own strength build here a college
that will rank with the best of them,
II can be done. a.,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-20
MEXICAN DRINKS.

Although Francisco Villa himself is
said to be a total abstainer from in
ItoXiCating liquors, many of the MeXi-
can border outrages perpetrated by
his men have followed a toofree in
diligence in the Mexican national
drinks. pulque and mesCal.
Both pulque and mescal are prod
ucts of the agave or century plant"
which was of the same utlitarian inn
portance to the aborigines as the date
palm to the Arab. the bamboo to the
Burmese, and the banana to the Cen
trail American. In addition to the
two important beverages, this plant
supplies from its roots a starchy food,
from its fibrous leaves cloth is WOW
en- and rope is made; from its pulp
the AZtecs obtained a sort of papyrus
paper on which have been preserved
some of their most valued writings;
its huge leaves when dried furnished
a roofing for adobe huts; its stems
still supply fuel, and rows of the
sharp-spined plants afforded an i'm
penetrable defense against the at
tacks of wild animals as well as an
effective barricade against hostile
tribes. ..E..
Mescal and pulque are not, as many
believe, different names for the same
drink. Mescal is distilled from the
leaves and roasted roots of the plant,
and is a sort of brandy, containing
from third to half as much alcohol
as the average American whiskey.
Pulque, on the other hand, is the fer
mented sap of the plant, and is OBJ
tanned from the heart of the maguey
or agave, when it has attained a
growth of six or eight years. The
pulque harvester taps this heart,
center of the date palm, and with the
aid of long reed or gourd he sucks
the sap from it, using his tongue as
stopper for the reed. When the
reed is full he blows it into a pig
skin container strapped to his back.
In the coure of four or five months the
maguey will yield ten gallons of sap.
1t then withers and dies. When fresh
pulque is a sweet, innocuous liquid
and is called aqua miel (honey wat
err. 1t soon begins to ferment, how
ever a process often fastened by the
addition of madre, or old, pulque.
Neither mescal nor puique is eX-
pensiye. One can get a drink of the
latter for a cent, while a 14.gallon
cask of the famous tequila brand of
mescal may be had for 10 pesos
$3.50. PulQue cannot be shipped
out of the country because no method
of preserving it has been discovered,
so the vast output of the extensive
plantatiOn-it is the most important
industry of the states Of HidalgO Mex
leo, Puebla and TlaXCala-is cOnsum-
ed at home. Mexico consumes $4,-
600, 900 worth of pulQue annually.