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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-26


San Antonio, June ga little.
grey. be-spectacled man. whose stu
-dious bearing appears almost incon-
gruous In his army khaki. was the
center OF interest In the Mexican
situation early today.
That man was Captain Lewis s.
Morey. commanding troop X. 10th
cavalry, who. while desperately
wounded and apparently dying. sent
General Pershlng the first oif,cer's re-
port OF the battle at Carrizal, in which
many Of his troopers were slain by
Carranza soldiers.
Morey wrote the letter to Pershing
while hiding In an arroyo 1000 yards
from the scene OF the battle. When
Il was completed. he dispatched II
by three negro troopers who had
taken refuge with him. These men
we're picked up by troop NJ OF the
10th, commanded by Lieut.. r., A.
Meyer. Jr.
The letter was addressed to Morey's
immediate superior. the commanding
officer at Ojo Federico. II Ia be-
iieved Lieutenant Meyer sent II to
Ojo Federico. when II was forwarded
to Pershing. This would explain the
fact that the letter apparently was
not delivered 10 Pershing by Meyer
when the latter returned to the camp
by the stragglers he found at San
Luis ranch.
A wireless addressed to Morey's
wife In Austin, Texas, received last
night, read;
"Am back on line and all we'll"
It was signed sydney" and sent
from "somewhere In Mexico" Cen
eral Funston had received no word
early today OF Morey's rescue, II Is
not known whether Morey really had
been picked up by some OF Pershing's
men or whether the wireless had been
written at the same time as the let
ter to allay Mrs. Morey's fears,
Meyer reported that the three nm
wounded men with Morey carried
him several miles, but that he became
80 weak from the loss OF blood he
could 20 no farther and ordered them
TO leave him, He was shot through
the shoulder. The men thought he
was dying and left him.
Of the 81 officers and men com
.prislng troops G and X, one oiicel
Continued on page q
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-26
PROGRESSIVE NATIONAL
COMMITTEE NEAR RIOT.
Reading Of Roosevets Letter Declining Nomination for
Presidency Followed by Attempt Of Radicals Of Party
to Name Victor Murdoch, Though Majority Of Party
Leaders Support Teddys Endorsement Of Hughes

Chicago, June 26.---The progress
sive national committee late this af-
tcrnoon defeated. 81 to l5. a plan TO
nominate Victor Murdock Of Kansas
for the presidency. Defeat OF Mur-
dock was believed to have eliminated
any possibility OF a progressive
ticket In the 1915 race.
The vote on the nomination OF
Murdoch by states was:
Aye, l5--F'iorida, Idaho. Kentucky,
Massach hnsetts. Mississippi. Montana,
New Jersey, North Carolina, North
Dakota. Oklahoma. South Carolina,
Utah. Washington. West Virginia.
Wisconsin.
No. 3l~-Alabama. Arizona, Ar
kansas. California. Colorado, Con-
necticut. District OF Columbia. Geor-
gia, Illinois. Iowa. Indiana. Kansas.
Louisiana, Maine. Minnesota, Mary
land. Michigan. Missouri. Nebraska,
Nevada. New Hampshire. New York.
Ohio. Oregon. Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island. South Dakota, Texas. Yer
mont. Virginia, Wyoming.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-26

Chicago. June 2s.---Among riotous
scenes at the meeting of the progress
sive national committee this after
noon. Victor Murdock of Kansas was
placed In nomination for the presi-
dency on the progressive ticket by
Bainbridge Colby OF New York.
Colby's action followed the COM
mittee's decision to accept Colonel
Roosevelt's .declination Of the pro-
gressive nomination as final. It was
Colby who nominated Roosevelt at
the progressive convention.
Murdock's nomination was second
ed by Judge Nortoni OF st. Louis.
Raymond Robins. who was chair
man Of the convention. ieaped to his
feet.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-26

Have you Murdock's consent to
run?" he asked.
"No. but l haven't his refusal,
either" said Colby.
Robins then shouted at Colby:
Isn't 1t true that you have pledged
support to Woodrow Wilson,"
Colby said he had not, and that any.
body who said he had was liar.
Il think you have" Robins said.
The committee was In turmoil
James r. Garfield. Of Ohio. got the
floor and sought to convince the com.
mittee against nomination OF Muir.
dock.
Murdoch is either In California ol
en- route to China. Garfield said.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-26
MOREY
RESCUED IN
MEXICO
Wounded Commander Of the
Troop That Was Nearly An
initiated in Carrizal Battle
Is Found by Relief Party

Columbus. N. NJ, June 2s.--Hiding
IN the ranch house Of m American
named Mccabe. nine miles from Car
rirai. Captain Lewis 8. Morey. wound
cd. was found by Major Jenkins and
. cavalry relief column. according TO
ofIiciai adviees received here today.
Morey and the remnants Of his troop
X took refuge In an adobe house
almost within tho Carranzista lines
at Carrlsai. The Americans left In
small groups 10 aid their chances OF
escaping safely. Morcy and four
troopers remained until night. when
they started out 10 reach the Ameri-
can lines. Morey lost 10 much blood
that he was forced TO give up and
ordered his men to leave him. Later
Morey rallied and made his way to
MeCabe's house.
According TO the latest oficial es-
timates. the Americans lost twenty
three killed In the Carrixai hght.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-26

San Antonio. June 26.---Captain
Morey. commander OF troop X. 10th
cavalry. who sent to General PERISH
ing the frst otiicial account OF the
battle at Carrixal. was found today
with four negro troopers at San Luis
ranch. according TO n message from
Pershlng TO General Funston.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-26

Chicago. June 26. - Theodore
Roosevelt today definitely refused the
nomination OF the progressives for
president. and in letter to the bull
moose national committee urged their
support OF. Charles e. Hughes.
In his letter. a lengthy enunciation
Of the Wilson administration, Roose-
welt declared he would actively sup
port Hughes and gave. detailed rea-
SONS. based largely on the necessity
for patriotic Americanism.
The committee was sharply d.
vided when It met. One faction. led
by Captain John NJ. Parker. the pro-
gressive vice-presidential nominee,
advocated continuance Of the party
organization. regardless Of the col
onel's stand. Another, led by
George w. Perkins. sought to win
the committee to Roosevelt's view.
Still another faction demanded the
issue be put up to the progressive
state organizations for individual
action.
A fight in the committee was ex-
pected to begin after the colonel's let
ter was finished.
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+ + +
9nlanS.
&arbimal Gibbons iiber bic
Movies.

Ncp. Or. 8. s. @raitS pom Snters
national Heform Bureau in Saltis
more, Wb., erbielt bon aarbinal Glib
bons. ais Intport auf cine Muiiorbes
run9 Die S%emiibunseu bes Bureaus
6u unteritiibcn nm cineu offi5iclleu
3cnior fir Die Grandchildren 81 err
laneen. iolgenbes S6rciben:
sd itimmc IQem bel, mas lnier
amerifaniiheS @olt bellcr unb 9liid
lihcr madden mirb.
Silmcu mno Wanbclbilbcr baber
cinen eroBen er5icberiid)en @iniliB,
|Sesbalb lplteu bieielben lebrrciG mn
moraliid. 5uglcih a6cr audi inter
balteno unb tiinitleriih iein,
lin Su hieiem Heiultate SI 9clan.
gen. miiiicn mir Die Slutb Der cnt.
pijrpigenben @anoelbilber Die uuie,
9unb iiberidpemmt, einbGmmeu mi
oaS Solt p~eraulaiien quite Silmen 81
p%crlan9en.
Gbeuio luic Die Hegicrrn9 bariibe,
lpud)t. boB Die Nnbrun9Smittcl. Ole
mix III umicrcu &orpcr auiuebmen
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ct. Club, Ninu.-Neulid nurpe
i'll Der ct. Sobauues sNbtei Der so.
@eburtStag bes aqperebrten bodlp' ten
Serrn NbtcS Yetcr Gngcl. =. z. y,
Teicrlid be8an9cn.
S%ubuane, Spma.-SerieBt ipuroen:
Hep. u. s. 9ens, bi5ber Niiiitent Der
bieiigen Sl. @eiits Stride, nab State
Centre, Hep. $. s. Hoonep bon State
9entre naf @eit luton, Hep. Sbos.
Fitzgerald bon @eit linton nad Seiup
uup 8ep. So9au bon Seiup mad, CEDAR
Sails.
Wiliuaufee, @is.-Heu. Giuceu5
SlapinaS lit nit Der Yaitoratiou :.
burh ben Sob oes Heb. .. garna9iris
%perpaiiteu litbauiifeu llnbefledten
~Gmpian9uiB z8emciuoe III Sbebopgun
betraut lporoen.
8rano 8apibS, Wih.-Sie NIT
eiuem aoitennufipano bon 100000
erritDtete nele Yfarrihule Der ct.
Nnprea5 : aatbeoral : 8emeiube lit
iertiS9eitelt.
ct. Suuis, Yiu.-Au Steue bcs
gum YropiuStol Der nelieu Santa
Barbara RropinS bes Sran5istaners
SrbenS eruanuten Yater SueoIimls
Storfi lit Der bohlp. Batter Rartin
Strub bon ieineu Sbern gum 8pms
miiidr oeS Seiligen 2anbeS fir ben
Gentrals Siitrift bon Imerita ernannt
rpprbeu.
Iateripn, y. S.-gin bemertens>
rpertber &oriall ereisnete iid in
Satcriou, 81, s., in ser STRIDE oes
Acknowledgment Satramentes. Pills baS
@ebduoe ben Namen ct. 9utas' lutbes
riitzepangeliihe Stride iiibrtc. mar
Sri. aatbarina Sertner Gin Ritglieb
Der gleihnamisen @emeinSe. Dor
8ur5em trnt tic our iatboliihen Stride
iiber unb bate bas Slid. in oerieIben
Stride bas SetenntniB bes fatboliihen
@laubens ab6ule9en. Die lie iriiber
ais Sutberanin 81 beiud)en pileste.
Selpit, @is.-@ic man Jest ers
idbrt, battcn Die 9cborbeu oeS .9elpit
College" Die tatboliihcn Stuoentcn
Der Initalt bappu %entbuuoen. al bcn
prptcitantiifcu 8cli9ious l~lcburecu
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ing is here shown. The style is nice
for all-wool mixtures, for smooth-faced
cloth, for serge cheviot, gabardine,
voile, linen, gingham and other wash
fabrics. The pattern is cut in 6 sizes:
%, "a, &c, IS, 80 and 30 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 4 IA yards Of
44-inch material for a 24-inch size. The
skirt measures 8 yards at the lower
edge. Price 10c.
O3OS-Table Runner. Size 17x45
inches. An extremely pretty table u n
ner, in conventional design. This run
ner is very handsome embroidered In
satin stitch, and the entire design out
lined in black. 1t is also very pretty
carried out in the simple outline stitch
as the design is tinted in natural colors.
Design stamped and tinted at both ends
on Aberdeen crash, 30 cents. Colored
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Srocnsleute geitprbeu.

Ser ebrtu. Sran5i5taner : Sruber
@entilis Ssuatius 8rauert, 81 Sabre
alt, bon S%loenbur9, Snb. - Sic chr
piirbise Sdpeiter Sbilomena BON,
CT. @liiabetbs Seim i'll philadelphia.
ga. - Sic ebrp. Sd)iueiter Yalline,
IA Sabre alt. I'M @%utterbauie Der
ebrip. Shtueiteru pom llnbefledten
Ser3en WariG. Wouroe. WHh. - Die
ebrtp. Sdipeiter Iaria Saptiit Gar
ilep, int Wutterbauie Der cbrlu. Shlpes
tern pon Der Gbriitlidlen Siebe,
2eapeniportb. Sans. - Sic cbrip.
Shtpeiter 2ambcrtiuc, JIM Sauie Der
aleinen Shpeitcru Der Nrmeu III
Germantown. go. - Sic cbrip.
Mutter Yulderin @ilbelm, .. e. e..
Sberin oeS ct. Gliiabetb saloiters III
Sumbolbt. Canada. - Sic cbrlp.
Sdpciter Ylaciba. scb. SRI. @tatbiloa
Mtod. Shulihlpcitcr III Sbenanpoob.
go. - Ser cbripiirbi9c Sfulbruber
@attbelp bon Der ct. Soiepb'ss Ntas
ocnie i'll @crfclcn. Gal. 60 Sabre alt.
- Sic ebrp. Muttcr Splpcarp @alib.
%pritebcriu peS Samen@ Suitituts bon,
Sleii69clporocnen @orte III San Tus
tonic. Ter. - Sic cbrip. Sdipcitcr
Moria Nu,nbcus, Mit9lieb Der Marpe
piaer Srau5isfanenen in Sflabomu
9itp. ella.
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t%beil3uncbmeu, uadoem I. 3. @r3bi-
id)of MeBnler III eiuen SGreibeu Die
Setbeiliauus Der fatboliiden Stlbens
ten on ioIden HeligionS llebuusen ais
unpertrdslif nit ibrer 8elisiou Der.
boteu hattie. Gin Setau Der anitaIt,
her bon benz yStuoenteuratb" an elmer
-rfldrung bariiber a~ufseforoert tpirs
DC, antiportete. bag oies nir cine 5eits
ipeili9e NaBre9el lei. bic ipabrihcins
lid, I'M uahiten Sduliabre ipieoer aufs
9eboben lpilroe. VIE mar aus bes
be5ii8li6en Nelouns III Saeesbldttern
3iuiiden Den 3eilen Ieien fonnte. mar
hisi~ .Ger9iinitisuus" Der tatboIiiten
StIbenteu ben nitttatboliiden en-.
benton elm 9orn im Nuse.-(.ggc.")
ga GruKe, gSiS.-9ie tatbolijheu
@emeiuben in folseuoeu Stdoten ilno
Srtifaiteu in Der Sio5eie baben be.
ihlolen. nelle Shulen 3u erridteu:
Glrob, Saterpile, Glen Sapen. Semi.
more. Hihlauo Center, H~eeosburg uno
Seneea, loipie Die ct. Iunas@ emeinbe
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i'll allen SGleu I'M Sriibjabr ~besonneu
peroeu.
Senuimure, 9Sis.-Ser bodlip. or.
Sas. Bern III 6um erlteu reiibieren.
ben Sfarrer Der @emeinbe an Soss
cobel, bisber Wtiliion bon Der bieiigem
Yiarrei ernaurt iporoeu. Or piro
ebenfals bic Iiiiion 8au3efa pers
ieben, Die bisber Der bo6p. Serr =.
aleiit, z. s., pou Trairie Oh Gbicu
periab.
Srenton, u. S.-Sie aommiiiiou
fiir 8e9elun9 Der Steucrn in Gambler
bat bas 0cbdllbe ocS tatbolii6en gu.
5eunls Der Yiarrei our llnbeilcdteu
gmpidnsnib, oas bis iest an BENT
@ertbe bon $4,000 belteucrt ipar.
fiteuerfrei 9emadt.
@inOna, Minn.-Ger bodNp. Serr
6. ). San Soenedere BON @taoNia
bot iid ans @eiunobeitSriifiihten
nab California begeben. giS 81 iei-
ner Hiidfebr miro ein MiiiionGr pom
Sottliden SeScn ans sparta. @is..
Ioie @emeinoe in Mooelia perie9eu.
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@ir liefern Gu9 Die Muter
1T biaisen Yreiien.

floss for outlining, % cents. Fringe
for both ends. % cents. Perforated
pattern, including all necessary stamp
ing materials, 10 cents.
162 Girls Dress with Sleeve in
Either Of Two Lengths. A comfortable
and trim little model. This model win
look well In white linen, rep or pop
lin, with the fronts embroidered or
braided. 1t is also good for serge, shep-
herd check, plaid and striped suiting,
for percale, galatea, gingham and lawn.
The closing is effected under the panel.
The collar is new. The sleeve in wrist
length is nice with its shaped cuff,
while in short length it is most COM
Portable and popular. The pattern Is
cut in 4 sizes 6, 8, 10 and IL years.
1t requires 3 IA yards Of 4O-inch ma
terial for an Swear size. Price 10c.
1598-Girls' Dress with or without
Jumper Portions, and with Sleeve in
either of Two Lengths. A new and
popular style. AS here shown, percale
in white with red dots was used. The
free edges of bolero and belt are piped
with red. The guimpe or underwaise
is Of white lawn. This style is also
nice for Bingham, challie, cashmere
and nuns yelling and for crepe and
silk. In shepherd check or plaid 1t
will make a nice school dress. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: 4, 6, s and 10
years. 1t requires 2 IL yards of So
inch material for skirt and jumper and
1 5-S yard of 27-inch material for the
waist, for a 6-year size. Price 10c.
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hold it firmly in position. The design
is good for percale, Bingham, lawn,
chambrey, drill, sateen or alpaca. The
collar may be omitted. The pattern is
cut In 3 sizes: Small. medium and
large. 1t requires 4 rs yards of So
inch material for a medium size. Price
10c.
81 1-Baby's Bootees. Daisy design
In eyelet embroidery. Stamped on linen
-25c per pair. Perforated pattern in
Guiding necessary stamping materials
loo.
1626-A Smart and Trim Style for
the Growing Girl. B~roadcloth, cheviot,
velour, velvet, satin, linen, wolfe, mixed
suiting or shepherd check could be
used for this model. The style is youth
full and becoming. The skirt is made
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Illus kirdbliben Kreifen.
(epebea ihr Sis 5dtuns bsarmta)

CATION bes Sliteu GrIoiers. unter>
breitet: feruer Die Yriiiung Der
Shriften oes Sicners @otteS SortlIs
nat Hcoolii, neutrality-suspicious.. beSs
9lcidyen ocS Seiuiteupaters Yaul Gin
bac luie audi be5 2~oren3o bon ct.
Sran5 3aper, Der Wtnrgberite Hutan
bon ben Gbaritasihipcitcrn Der Waria
Seronica (Gatberina Sio9cr) BON
Srireu Ser5eu Seiu. Su berielben
Sieuug luurbe ser ~frommen Wtiis
iionsgeieIihuft" bns Siiicium uub Die
bl. Ieiic 5u @breu Ger allerielisiten
Sun9fruu uuter benz Sitel He9iua
Npoitolorum seitattct.
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Ter neuc GrSbii6pf BON Slmiit.

@ ic n-aarbinal uno Siiritcr6s
hiidui Geo o StrbcnStp lit ourdl
Slfflamation 6nm Gr5biidoi pon Oh
miie aclpdblt porben. Gr %cntitammt
cincr nlten Noelsfomilie aus Mdbren
uuo aeb0rt ben aon9re9ationcn bcs
SpnsilS peS Snbcr, bcS Geremonieus
unb Der Stubien an.
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silk. The slip could be of nainsook,
white or colored lawn or silk. The
drawers are good for cambria, long
cloth, canton or domet flannel and
nainsook. The pattern, comprising all
styles Illustrated, is cut In 4 sizes: /,
., 4 and ) years. The dress requires
. ID yards, the slip 2 yards and the
drawers 81 yard of 3G-inch material,
for a 2-year size. Price Zoe.
1570-Ladies' Apron. A pretty, use
full and "easy-to-make" garment. The
good points Of this model will readily
appeal to the neat and busy house
keeper. This style Is confined at the
waistline, presenting a neat and trim
appearance. 1t is not cumbersome or
uncomfortable. 1t amply protects the
dress beneath, without waste of ma
terial. The belt and back closing will
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24

lpelder betarutlid BEN Die Sllblits
ihuIe beiuhenben ainoeru 8elcgeus
belt bietct. religioie INTERVIEWING ober
Woralunterridt 6u empiauseu. "a
Die fatbuliid)e Stride ALIEN bieie @es
le9cnbeit benuBt bat. miro lie be-
ihulbigt, iid einer &pntrole iiber bd5
ShnlIpitem fir ibre eiseueu Yldue
bemdfti9sn 81 pollen. Serr Wc4ee
bait es fiir fruglih, Oh Die beia9tc
Se9iiniti9ung iid bon aroBem prattis
iten Nusen ertueiit. HdG perielben
lit es bIpB Dem aiube. bas iid ireis
piaig melbet, seitattet. benz Hcliz
9ionsunterrihte b~ei5uipobueu. Sus
aiub, pas Gr6iebung ont n~otbiglteu
bat. baS p%eripabrloite. miro nidt ges
3luungcn, an bem llnterrid)t tbeil5us
nebnleu, uub 10 p~crliert Die arbeit
einen 9roBcu Sbeil hires Siuedes.
Cher ais lid nit elmer Ginriftuug
Dol 10 6ipeifelbaitem &ertbe ab3us
seben, iolteu Die aatboliten nm 10
mebr lid bemiiben, ibre cigcnen S6us
len AZ baben. no Der lluterridt in
Der 8eIigipn pollitdnhis ertbeilt lpirb
uub 100 gciuubcs %critdnoniB OBJ
paltet.
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with deep plaits and has seams at CEN
tire front and back, and at the sides.
1t is trimmed with a pointed belt which
may be omitted. The pattern is cut in
3 sizes: II, Ia and 10 years. Size
II requires 4 rs yards of 44-inch ma
terial. Price 10c.
11345-Ladies' Coat Collar & Cuff
Set. A conventional daisy design to
be worked in either solid or eyelet en-
broidery.
Stamped on pure ecru linen"-~~~~-55c
Stamped on pure white linen--~-~.65c
Perforated pattern including neces-
sary stamping materials - SPE-
CIAL
1591-Ladies' Night Dress, Perfor
ated for Sack Length and Short Sleeve.
A popular and serviceable model. Mus
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

Tho patterns illustrated on this page
will be mailed to any address on re-
eeipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sill
ser wrapped In paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be surs
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.
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Seligiprchmngcm.

Sic 81. aousrc9ation Der Nitcn bat
in 'arcr SiBuug pom IA, Se3embcr
fru a~crSiuGIeu. Die oieier aoueres
Sutipn %ougcb0ren. ole Nninahme bcs
IclieiptedInuaS ; &ro5elies bes Sies
mcrs @ottcs Subam Saptiit GtoeNcr
aus bcm 2cicritauhc, ton Ser Apnorcs
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rein iiub, ipie tic ouridreibt, bag ith
nidts obicones i'll unieren Yoitiahen
b~cfinoet, 10 ioa Tie audi baiiir ior9en.
baB Die geiitise Nabrung Die unIere
auflpafieuben 8enerationcn td9lih III
.WtopieS~ uufnimmt rein fei.
Su Der S%oifuuua, baB iinier ameriz
faniid)es Solt ielbit oauah perlansen
pirb, perbleibe i6, uip.-3 uro.
Is ibbpuS."
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Our Pattern
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1-Costume for Misses ana
Small Women with Sleeve In Either
of Two Lengths. A very attractive
design. Mixed suiting in green ana
brown tones was used for this style,
with trimmings of brown and braiding
In green. The design is unique In It's
detail and finish. The fronts show a
smart vest, topped by an over-vest or
chemisette. The back and ! fronts
are gathered below yoke portions. The
sleeve is loose, and finished with a
shaped cuff at wrist length. In short
length 1t has %turnback cuff. The skirt
flares with fashionable ~fulness, and is
fitted with plaits at the sides, in front
and back. Pointed tab sections form
a smart finish. This design is lovely
for b~roadcloth or serge. with matched
satin for trimming, and nice for velvet
combined with taffeta. G%abardine.
wolfe, poplin, repp, %taffeta, wooden mix
lures, checked and plaid suitings are
also nice for it. The pattern is cut in
8 sizes: 16, IS and 20 years. Size 16
will require 6 3-S yards Of 36-inch
material. The skirt measures about )
II yards at the foot. Price 10c.
1614LChild's Set, comprising a
Yoke Dress with Sleeve in Wrist or
Elbow Length, a slip and One-Piece
Drawers. A pleasing, practical and
seryiceable combination. These designs
embody comfort and utility, and as
they are simple in construction they
are easy to develop. For the dress,
one could choose batiste, lawn, dimity,
challie, f1annelette, cashmere or soft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Gualann uub Der Sl. Batter.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Die Gbieaso'er ge%rsiitunsS afiGre.

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