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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

trrppen lnterltiist mllrben. Die bl.
Weiie leIeu. Dor Der aird)eutbur
fam cs 5u Der SdId8erei.
y
3anias Gitp, Wu.-Sohip' tier 9is
id)of ellis bat foleenoe Y~erionnls@ Ser
d%nberungen periii9t: Gn Stele bes i'll
Die @r5oio5eie San Sranciseo iiber9es
tretenen bod)tp. &afurence Weanep
miro Der bohfp. Sbomas Sraop. bis
her in Sierce Gitp aneeitelt, Yfarrer
in S6adlefprb, NO. hpdip. Sobn
Gurrn gebt bon @ebb Gitp nad
Sierce Gitp. bodip. Mid)ael SppnS bon
8arrenburg lpirb oeiien Nadiolgcr in
&anias Sin. Ser bisberige Miiis
itent in 9oonpiac unb 8aplau Der
StaatS Neformanitalt baielbit. bodlip.
Srant 2. Mc9raolc, ipirb Siurrer in
@~arreusburs, ipdbrenb iein Nahs
fol9er in. Soonpile Der bpfip. 4. s..
Sonnpan bon aanIas 9itp lit. Ser
fiir6lid geipeibte bod,lp. Wnl. I. Srabp
miro bcS leBteren Naffolger alS Niiis
itent al Der Stride 0taria POM @uten
Hatbc.
SernaroSuile, u. Y.--Sas. Cor
8rabp bon @labitone, Elm Nitts aos
tbolit. hat gum Inbcnfcu an ieine
perltorbcne Satin. cine Gatbolifiu.
Der bieiieeu fatboliihen @cmeinbe BON
Der Smmcripdbrenoen Silfe $4,000
gum Ban elmer Yfarrihule. cines
.2peeum" uub elmer S6peiterupobs
ming geihenft.
@elepilc, Sn.-Scr bpd]ip. 81. :.
-. Shlarmnnl. &au3lcr Der SioSeic
@ellepilc mo Hcttor Der aatbebruls
@emeinoc, Der Dor Tonnteu I'M
Mercps 8oipitaf. Chicago, iid elmer
ihiperen Operation mnter5ieben muBtc
uub leitocm im 9cnanntcn Soipital
pcriucilte, lit III SeQepiae picoer eius
9ctroffcn.
San gntuuip, SeTnS.-Hcp. e.
Sdinblcr, bis Dor Sturgeon Siarrer
bon Moulton. iii I'M Nltcr BON 81
Snbrcn g%cltprben.
EOS gngclcs, Gal.-Scr bpdhip.
Yater Soiepb u. IcIulifie. 6. d..
@icc sYrdiibcnt Der Sc Yonls llnipcrs
iitdt in Chicago. weldcr Sur Sciics
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

8riiuber uub Yiarrer Der ct.
8eorg's s. 9emeinbe uno iibernabm
ipGter Die Yfarrei ser ct. Yauluss
@emeinoe, mo CT ipieber cine neue
Stride erbaute. Son bier aus periab
or audi bas itdbtiihc Yodcns Soipital.
Seit elmer &etbe bon Sabren pirfte
Der Serepiete als Iiilionspater bes
Sroeus bonn &oitbareu SIut.
SnineD, Sa.-Sm bieii9eu ct.
Sin6entss Soipital lit am 6. Sanuar
Ole ebrip. Sdruelter Iemerto inn glitter
BON Al Sabren geitorbcn. Sic nuroe
am II. Jtopcmber 1874 in TreuBen
8cboren.
Spitun, 0taK.-Su Der bon Shipes
itern our bl. Nnna seleiteten ct.
Annas Nfabemic IN Iurlbpro, Hali.
brah ant s. Sanuar elm Seuer aus.
tpobei icooh BON bcn 100 ainoern unb
IL Shpeiteru Nicmanb perlegt
ipuroe.
S%prinsiielp, WsaH.-Sn benz @es
bduSe Der Siarrihule Der @emeinbc
sur llnbefIedten @mpidueniB in
9olpofe. WtalI., brad am s. Sanuar
elm Scuer aus, ourh baS oas ees
iammte 8ebdube abgcbrannt puroe.
Ser SGaben bctrdst 100000.
0etbiemani, 2D.-Ser ebrlpiirbiae
S~aienbruoer Senebitt 8iQeipic. Gin
Srappiit, it I'M &lpltcr II. Z. Srall
bonn Sersc 9ormel in @ctbiemani i'm
Iltcr o 65 Sabrcn gcitorben.
ct. Eaul, Wtinn.-Nm 8. Sanliar
ipcibte Der bpftp'it tic perr 9rSbiihoi
Srclauo Die ncrc. bon Den itulieniidcr
aatboliten erbaute Grlpierzairde Gin.
Die nere Stride lit Gin 9aditcins Sc
bdilbc uno toitete nit Der innereu
Sinrihtnug $4,000.
philadelphia, Ya.-Sodip. Scrr 4,
u. Solep. Heftpr DER ct. Yuul's s.
Stride. ipurbe norise &phc pIDBlid,
upn cincm Slutitur5e bciallcn. Gem
berbeigcrufeucu Ir3te 9clnna CO, oas
9lut Su itilcn. Ser Yricitcr III idor
felt GINGER 3eit trdntlit. - Spdp.
Serr SbomaS i. 2ennun. SiiIiSprics
tier an Der ct. Inbreass Stride, err
' franite 10 bebcntIiG. pab er aui Yin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

rung ieines acknowledgements bon
Saupile, 81. unh Sos Nngcles
ilbergeiiebelt mar, lit bortielbit 8es
ltorben.
Detroit, Mtih.-Hep. u. 4. W.
Sbarpe. Yfarrer 5u Wiliamston. ut
sum Nahfol8er bes fiir5lih p%eritorbes
men Hep. H. z. Iarter als Yfarrer
IN Dearborn crndnnt morocu.
Nptre Samc, Snb.-Sier pcriturb
am s. Sanuar I'M Ilter pom rs
Sabren Rep. Iuauitin Saulnicr, s.
+. g., Der cine Heibe bon ,Sabren in
Snbiana ais Wiiiionar pirfte.
ct. Sbpmas, Wp.-+Hep. Conrad
Waiiaer, l%an9idbri9er Yfarrer ser bic
Ii9en ct. Sbonass @emeinpe, lit am
~. Samlnr aeitorben. Ser Seritors
bene luor am 3. Wtdr5 1851 III Berg
beim, &eitfalen, geburen.
@auiau, 9Sis.-Sie biciisc ct.
Wariens @cmeinoe miro ndtitcs
Sriibiabr nit Dem 9alle elmer nellen
Sdule beeinncu. Sic Soften merbcrl
aui $4,000 seld)dBt.-(8
Rew Sapen, Mp.-Ser bodip' tic
@r5biidof 5. :. @lennon iiberianbtc
Dem bodnp. Srancis @oefe. Sio5eiuns
Director ocs ainpbeit Seius@ creins.
Gin S6reiben. poriH CT bieics @eri
bcr5lid bcfiirlpprtct.
Yrpuiocncc, u. Seer bod)ip' tic
8err Siilis6iidDoi Sbomas i. Spran,
Siilfobiidof oicier Sio5Ge uub Situs
lnrbiihof bon Salicarnaiius, lit i'm
ct. Soicpb'ss 8oipital BON Yropipcuec
on elmer MISUNDERSTANDING seitorbcn,
Or bate Elm Ilter bon 80 Sobrcn or
rcidt unb ma in harrington seborer
moroen.
Chicago, Sa.-InldBlib bes idor
pprige Wodc ~bcrid]teten SpbeeiaIcs
bon Hcp. s.. 9. Sesomann. perlnutci
peitcr: 8ep. @eors Dominic tSelos
mann mar am 4. Iu9uit 1858 AZ Gbis
ca9o IN Der ct. Yeter'ss@ emeinbe 9cs
boreu ilno empiing AM 20. Suni 1881
an ct. SrouciS. 8is., Die Yricitcra
ipeibe. Gr pirftc oils GnpIan an Der
ct. Sran5istns Stride. nrrbe banr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

DER oamals General 8onIul Srants
reih's in NorfoIt mar. ~beponiert
batten. - Ser bodfp' ite Sitularbiidof
Sbaban, Hcftor Der llniberiitdt,
tpeibte tiir5lid, bas ueue Shipeiterns
beim in Der adbe Der anitaIt feierIid
ein.
S%apenpurt, Sa.-Nu 9rarofpuus
ben. Die lie Iid) am Gage Dor gSeib>
nadlten Suge5ogcn bate, ais lie 8ads
gum Soliereu Der SuBboben beiB
MAIDEN poIlte ltnb norilber mir itpn
friiber berid)tet babeL lit Die cbrip.
Shlpeiter 9oleitine bon Den Silters Of
Sumilitp seitorben. Sic ltammte aus
@rira. Soma.
gelleuile, Sa.-Sm ct. Iincents,
Solpital III SeaepiIe itarb am 10.
Sunuar Die ebrlp. Sc Notre Dame
ShpeIter 9. @crdlb. Sieielbe mar
aus Nep Orleans. Ca, 9ebilrtig.
ct. Iaul, Miun.-3u YuebIo,
Colo, mo er lid seiunbbeitsbalber
aufbiclt. lit am II. Sanunr Hep. Sos.
Sarb. Yfurrer in Iarpstoipn. ees
ltorben. - Am IS. Sanuar itarb Die
ebrp. Sbipeitcr COLUMBIA Nise aus
Dem ct. Soicpb'ssS rben. i'm Alter
bon 10 Sabren.
ct. Soiepb, @sinn.-Sm bieIigen
Wllttcrtloiter Der ebrlp. geneoittines
rinnen ltarb Die ebrp. S6meiter &c.
Sipina YatIboier, .. G. 9.
Sprcttu, ap.-Ytutter @~pauacliitd
SincctuaIo. aiiiitirenbe Sberin I'M
Wuttcrbaiie oes Shipeitcrn : SrbenS
9orettn III 2orctta. &p,. ut in Dem
8loiter I'M Nlter bon 6S Sabren aus
Dem Scbcu geihieben. Bic Seritors
bene mar gcbiirti9 aus louisville. 3p.
Buffalo, ". Y.-Sn Der bieii9cn
anabcu : @erbciiungs : AnltaIt. Ole
bonn bodlu' item General Sitar Wtigr.
Safer 9~clcitet ipiro, brah am 10. Sas
mar Seuer aus. Ser SdbaSen be-
trG9t $4,000. Sic $50 Soglinsc.
Die serare beim Glen iaBcn. als Sas
Ncuer entbedt purbe. fonnteu. ipie
aud, ale iibriecn Suiaiicn, screttct
! tpereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

ratben ieines Ir5tes nab Dem ct.
Soiepb'ssS oipital sebratt ipurpe.
Gruufstun, Winn.-Sie &atbebrale
IN 9rootStun miro sur 3eit elmer
griinoliden 2enobieruua unter5osen.
= Hep. Suiius pirb in Babe ben
Gau elmer neuen Stride in Wiuiams,
10 Yteilen bon geartoette, an Der
Great NortbcrnsS abn, III Ausriff
uebnten.
st. Gluub, Wtinn.-Sa ieet Elm
Central Bureau Der Manuen Seius
@ereine i'll ct. Gloup se9riinbet NOR
Den iii. lperben Sdritte eetban our
9riinbun9 elmer Ionatsifriit. ipelde
Den Sipeden oieies gereins bieuen iol.
Iud tuiro bieielbe Ole aasemeinen
SntereIIen Der Sio3eie pertreten.
Buffalo, ". Y.-Sm I~otbboipitaI
III AM 10. Sanuar Hep. Sobu y.
Woonep, 8upIan Der County Sail unb
bes ct. Srafcis Iltenbeims. I'M Nlter
bon IA Subren seitprben. Gr mar in
Saneor. u. D.. sebpren.
Iortlauo, Sre.-Ger bod)p. &id.
s. Sidep lit i'm ct. Iincentss Soipital
I'M Iltcr bon 10 Sabren geltorben.
or mar ieiner 3eit Seraus9eber bcs
oCccicental %asa5inc".
Fort Waibinstpn, @iS.-Nm 30.
Sannar lpiro III ct. Sraneis bas go.
Slibildum bes bort I'M Sabre 1856
bon Or. Soicpb Sal5manu sesriinocs
ten Yriciters Semiuars 9efeiert ipers
Den. SaS Scminar miro oieics Sabr
bon 2S5 Stlbenten beiiidt.
Waibinstun, .. G.-Surd) Ser
mdhtniS bes fiir5lid peritorbcncn
Sri. Stcpbanie De 9ous Sfiiano BON
Horfolt, Sa.. erbielt Die 9ibIiotbet Der
aatbpliidcn ~llniperiitdt cine Samms
lung bon fat 5000 80nocn, bon
uencn piele p~ertbpoac Satcn aus Dem
Ininn9 bcs leeten Sabrbunoerts.
tcbcnio baS llniperiitdtss 8uieum cine
Hcibe bon Gnbenfen an Hapoleon ben
Srltcu, pelde ieine @arihdlic DC
0iontbolon unb Bertrand nab Nupos
Icons 5obe bon ct. Sclcna acbradt
une bel Dem @ater bon Sri. S6iiano,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

poplin. and rep. The design has new
lines, with plated fulness at the sides
Of back and front The pattern is cut
in @ sizes: %, -. %. %, 80 and 80
inches waist measure. 1t requires 4
7-S yards Of 44-,nch material for a "a
inch size. The skirt measures 4 yards
at the lower edge with plaits drawn
out. Price 10c.
15SO-l555-A Distinctive Style.
This attractive gown was developed
from waist pattern. 1880 and skirt pat
tern, 1917. The model has good lines
and attractive style features. The waist
Is cut with a convertible collar and
may be finished with or without the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

In wrist length with a turnback cuff.
The pattern is cut In 6 sizes: SO, rs, 40,
AZ, Al and 40 inches bust measure. 1t
will require 5 5-S yards Of 44-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size. The skirt
measures a little over : yards at the
lower edge. Price 10c.
1911 Girls Over Blouse Dress
with Guimpe, Having Sleeve in Either
of Two Lengths. An up-to-date and
popular Style. Wool mixture was used
in this instance. in a pretty shade of
red, finished with black nraid. The
guimpe is of cream colored crepe. This
style IS easy to develop and is suitable
for bingham, chambrey, galatea, seer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

collar and fronts may be rolled low,
or closed in choker style. The pattern
Is cut in q sizes: "a, SO. SO, 40, AZ and
A inches bust measure. 1t requires
8 Ii yards of 36-inch material for a
36-inch size. Price Zoe.
1541-Ladies' Dress with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths. becoming
style with simple lines. Striped seer
sucker, figured percale or checked ging-
ham would be nice for this style in u
morning dress. 1t will also develop
nicely in wolfe, poplin, repp, linen, cash
mere or serge for afternoon or business
wear. The peplum is added and may
be omitted. The sleeve Is dart fitted
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

sucker, serge, wolfe, poplin, repp, cordu-
The pattern Is cut in 5 sizes: 4. 8. 8,
10 and IL years. 1t requires . yards of
27-inch material for the guimpe or un-
derwaist, and 4 yards for the dress for
a 10-year size. Price 10c.
1576-Junior Dress with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths and with or
Without Bretelle Trimming. This style
will be nice in charmeuse or taffeta
ana net in batiste and embroidery,
wolfe or crepe. The waist is pretty
indeed with the shaped bretelle trim
ming. The sleeve in either length is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this page
VIII 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, 1916-01-27
" "
9nlana.
glntiser ~3niammenitof.

3piiden ieinblid)cnl Srattioneu
iunerbalb Der Gburd OF the Sacreo
Seart OF Scius in Dupont. nnpeit
S%cranton. ga. fam es am rs. SauIar
81 cinem bluti9en 3uinmmenitoB. bel
lpcldem Gin Manu getobtct. 5pci nns
ocrc pabrideinlih tootIih uub minocs
items 5pDli iueiterc lcitIter perlest
iuurben. Sfon lett @ohcn mar cs
Su Meibereieu 6lpiid,en ben fcinplihen
Sr~aftioneu eetommen. Sic cine
Yartci unterltiietc bcn bon 9iidof
M. s. Soban eiusciebtcu Yricitcr.
lpGbreub bic anbcre i'm nidt in bic
Stride lieB. Nm Sonuta9 MN poIIte
Der Yricitcr inter Dem Shue bon
Sbcriffsbcamtcn Die bon Staatss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

nice and pleasing. The skirt has gath
cred ~fulness, and is finished with tucks
above the hem. The pattern is cut in
3 sizes: II, II and 16 years. 1t re-
quires 2 Is yards for the guimpe and
3 rs yards of 36-inch material for
skirt and bretelle for q 14-year size.
Price 10c.
1516-Ladies' Four Gore Skirt. A
desirable moCel. As here shown, nov
city suiting was used In a new shade
of gray. This style Is good for serge,
broad cloth, %prunella, shepherd check,
cheviot, or mixed suiting. Also for
%taffeta. velvet. and corduroy. 1t may
be used effectively for linen, chambrey,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Ter 81. gatcr ertennt bic Sccliorse
inn preuRii6eu Seer au.

@erIiu.-Ser Yapit bat Den Sc
riht be5 pyeMBiiden Sclbprp6its iibcr
Die Sbdtigfeit Der fatboliidcn Yrieiter
i'm Seer unb IN Der Slotte beants
mortet. Ser Sl. Batter crtldrt III
bieier Intiport. CT lei in iuneritcr
Secle bcrubist, bab Den tatboliiheu
Saloaten in Seer unb Slpttc Die
Seamn9cu Der 8eli9ion gebradDt mir
ben. 8~cionoers e%rireut aber lei er
ilbcr Die Sereitlpiui9fcit Der preubis
idcn Gc9ierung, Die 3abl Der Selos
9ciitlifcn 81 crbobcn. nie audl iiber
bas Sntercic, ipeld]es allsemein Der
reli9iDIcn llc%ber5cugung Ser fatbos
lilhen Solbaten ent8csengebrud)t
tpcrpc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Ansinnh.
aus Der Gwiscn Staot.

m.-Ser ~Gorriere o'Stalia"
C15. Sanuar) idrcibt: Ser Seiligc
Stlbl bat bisber lpcbcr oircft nod
inpircft ctluas mternommeu, nm bon
irsenb elmer @ruppe Der Grie9iiibs
renbeu cine ginlncuna 81 erIangen,
iih an elmer Sricbcnss 8pnferen6 81
betbeili9cn, opcr ben goriie pabei' 81
fiibren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Tie 5ulsen Der cnsliihen aultur.
Observation-Disclosures bteier 3eimns.)

Scr Scncbiftiners Yater Mcinulf
&iiitcrs bon ct. Sttilien belt in
@iindcn cineu Sortrag iibcr ben
&rica umb ole @iiiionsla9e in
Scutihs Citairifa,
Ser arieg bat, pic Der Gcbner aus
fiibrtc. an Der MiiiionStbdtieteit in
ben ocutihen aolonicn Ifrita's @iclcs
0ednoert. Sn Togo pnrccn nah Der
@cicsung burh Die Gn9lGnocr bic bier
tbdtig geiucienen @iiiionare gum
Sbeil in Die @eiangcnidaft abgefiibrt
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Emanuel A. Tower. by deed Of
trust, dated the 23rd day Of March. 1917
Of the records in the office OF the Clerk
and Recorder Of the City and County or
Denver Colorado. duly conveyed to the
Public Trustee In and for the City and
County Of Denver, Colorado. the following
described real estate in the city ana
numbered Fifteen 40, sixteen il6). Seven
teen 40, Eighteen t1s) and Nineteen tlpl.
in Block numbered six 80. in Arlington
thereof. which deed Of trust was made to
secure the payment Of his three promissory
notes of even date with said deed OF trust.
for the aggregate sum of Two Thousand
Five Hundred and Fifty five (S2. .5yO) Dol
Parkhurst. Administrator Of the estate Of
Walter Baker, deceased, on or before one
yenr after the date thereof. with interest
paid, interest payable quarterly. as is
more particularly set forth In said deed OF
trust, reference to which Is hereby made
for greater certainty; and.
Whereas On, to-wit the third day OF
July, 1915 the deed Of trust hereby sought
to be foreclosed was released ns to Lots y
and 10 and the south one third Of Lot II.
Block q, in Arlington Park, and the portion
hereby sought to be foreclosed is as
follows:
Lots numbered Fifteen (15i, Sixteen 90
and the north two-t thirds IN. 2-3l OF Lot
Seventeen 40. Block Six (G), in Arlington
Park. according to the recorded plat
thereof; and.
whereas, The said Emanuel A. Tower
and all persons claiming by, through oi
under him having defnultcd In the pay.
ment of 81 10000 balance OF principal and
all interest on said unpaid balance since
the 23rd day of March. 1915. besides th'
sum of S19i.5S for general and specin
taxes and assessments paid by the legn
holder of said notes, and the legal holder
Of said notes, having elected on account o.
said default to declare said notes unpaid
due and payable;
Now. Therefore. At the written rcques
of william @. Pnrkburst the legal holdel
OF said notes pursuant to law. ], the under
signed. Public Trustee In and for the Cit,
give notice that will. Mt the hour OF II
MONDAY. APRIL 10TH. 1916
at the fremont street front door Of tn
Court House, In the City and County o
Denver. Colorado. sell Mt public auction. 4
the highest and best bidder for cash. tn
said described premises, and all the right
title and interest OF the snid Emanuel a
Tower, his heirs and assigns therein. 70
the purpose Of paving the Indebtedness
secured by said deed OF trust and the cos
and expenses of executing this trust. AM
Will deliver to the purchaser n certificat
Of sale ns provided by law.
Dated at Denver, Colorado, March 9TH
1916.
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee In and for the City AM
County of Denver. Colorado.
first publication March 11th. 191G
Last Publication April Stb, 1916
published In The Denver Labor Bulletin.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas George II. Toby. by deed OF
trust, dated the 10Th day OF January, 1913.
Whieh l. recorded la book 24T5, p@Ec "a.
Of the records In the office OF the Clerk
ana ana hec9rdsr i,a.. 90 the tSliy and S9unty o.
Public Trustee la and for the city and
County Of Denver. Colorado. the following
County OF Denver. Colorado. to-witr ~
A. nye Co., ,S ~ o. r seven So and eisht ~;
addition 10 Montclair. and all Improve
mcntH thereon situate known - 75s Eudora
street, which deed Of trust was made to
secure the payment of his one promissory
note Of even date with said deed OF trust.
for the sum of twelve hundred 0i.:Do)
dollars. payable TO the order Of H. W
IIagc. three years after th. date thereof.
with Interest thereon at per cent per
annum until maturity and at 10 per cent
semi annually. as In more particularly
set forth In said deed OF trust. refer
ence TO which iH hereby made for
greater certainty; and.
Whereas. The said George II. Toby and
ali persons claiming by, through or under
his having defaulted in the payment Of the
principal Of said note and Interest thereon
since January 10th. 1910, aud the legal
holder of said note. having elected on ae-
unpaid due and payable.
Now, Therefore. Al the written request
note. pursuant TO law. /. the undersigned.
Public Trustee In and for the city and
notice that Will. at the hour Of 10 o'clock
In the forenoon Of
MONDAY. MARCH 2oTH. 1916
at the fremont street front door OF the
Court House, In the city and County of
Denver, Colorado. sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder for cash
the said described promises. and all th.
right title and Interest Of the said George
II Toby. his heirs aud assigns therein.
FOR the purpose OF paying the indebtc hess
secured by said deed Of trust and tho Cost
aud expenses OF executing this trust aud
viii deliver to the purchaser a certificate OF
sale nS provided by law
Dated at Denver. Colorado. February
18th, 1910
HENRY A. HICKS
Public Trustee In and for the City and
- County Of Denver. Colorado
ilrst publication February 18th 1916
Last publication March 18th 1916
| tPublishcd In Tho Denver Labor bulletin
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-03-11
P0STOFFICE EMPLOYEES
LEGISLATION APPROVED
Federal Compensation Law Extended to
Include All Civil Service Employees
in the Postal Service.

\ letter from Washington says the
house has passed the postal appropria-
tion bill. 1t contains number of I'm
portant remedial legislative features
which are supported by the postoffice
clerks affiliated to the American Feder-
alton OF Labor.
The bill provides for the restoration OF
the salaries of the letter carriers reduced
from 81 200 to 81 900 because they col.
leeted mail. This sustains the position
OF President Gompcrs. who protested 10
the postmaster general when these re-
ductions were made n year ago.
Tho compensation for injury act is In
tended to apply to all civil service en-
ployes in the postal service and to post
office laborers. This affects thousands Of
workers heretofore unprotected against
injuries received in the performance of
duty.
Postoffice lnborcrs' wages have been
raised from s72O to uniform rate OF
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-03-11

ruary issue OF the international Book
binders and is as follows:
To the Men and Women Employ Of p.
+. Collier & Son:
Friends-As far as | know, this is the
first time there has been a strike in
this house. For nearly forty Years my
father and myself have conducted this
business on terms OF friendship with our
employees. 1t was his pride. as it is
mine, that p i. Collier & Son were the
first publishers to recognize union labor;
the first to raise wages; tho first to
shorten hours; the first to improve con-
ditions OF work. 1t seems stBnge that
our first strike should be no question
OF wages or labor or working conditions,
and that it should affect a mall por-
ton of our working men and women.
But it is stranger still to find that it
is a strike where the employees IRE fight
ing against union labor, and the house
is fighting for union labor. Ii you choose
to desert the cause OF unionism for some
selfish purpose, or because OF ignorant
leadership, that is your own affair.
shall close every department of this
factory, and keep them closed year,
rather than break down this houses ira
dition of fidelity to the cause of union
labor. 1t makes me very sad 10 see the
men and women who have been associ-
ated with this house so long hanging
around the street corners for a mistaken
principle. l want them back, but / want
them back as loyal union men and WON
en-. On that point there can be no com
promise.
You men and women now on strike had
no complaint against your treatment by
this house. But you are willing to set
back the cause of unionism thrIout this
country by rebelling against the delib-
crate rulings of the executive council.
How can you expect employers to re-
spect organizations of labor if you do
not yourself respect theml You have
been warned by a convention of your
own people, that if you did not Join the
international Brotherhood of Bookbind-
ers you would be considered nonunion
men. That decision leaves me no choice
This will be a union shop and every
man who works here must be n union
man.
Upon the large number Of faithful,
employees who are still working, | urg,
that they persuade their striking friends
to come back to work, but / give then
my word that there will be no retreat
from this position.
GOLFERS WILL REMAIN A UNION
SHOP.
tSigned) RoBT. J. COLLIER.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-03-11
Union Wreckers STRAIGHTFORWARD
By Head of Publishing Concern
Robert Collier Ouner of Golfers Weekly, Writes Letter
Strikers in Which He Declares Union Policy of
Forty Years Will Be Maintained

For nearly forty years the P. F. Col
ler & Son Publishing company, publish
ers OF Golfers Weekly, has conducted
union establishment thruout all de-
partments and never had a strike until
a few weeks ago. The strike was in
the bindery, where the seceders from
the international Bookbinders union had
gained control 1t was on a plan with
tactics pursued by the |. W. w. and
sought to disrupt the union. When the
matter was brought to the attention of
Robert j. Collier, present owner, he
wrote a letter to the employees that
ought to be read by every on-unionist
and union disrupter in the country,
whether employed in the printing trades
or not. This letter appeared in the Feb