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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
Icsieruug fein Sicb.

Sier lit Der @ortlaut Der ertldrung
Der Hesierun9 betrefis Der ncitperz
breiteteu Nelbuus, Die 8esieruns babe
Dor. Die Nobrunssmittcl, Die Die Sauss
~fralieu fiir Den 8inter auiseitapeIt
babeu. gu toniisticrcr, urb woriiber
mir porige ISOLDE in aller aiir3c be-
rid)teten:
.@s III nid]ts 8abrcS an Dem iucits
per6rciteten 8eriift, bdb bic Negies
rung bcabiidtigc, Samilien Nab
%runssmittcl : @orrdtbc pc93unebmeu.
Sic NnbrunssnitteI administration
uno oaS Ndcrbnus Scpartement or
Iaiicu gemeiuiam cine 8e9enertldruna
Al Der ifeinbar ~abiidtlid) ms Rert
aeieeteu Yropaganbn, Die crtldrt, oar
Ole Hcaierupg Die Nbiitt babe. icber
Samilie Die Hunierucn, Die tic ilbel
einbunocrt S.uart cin9emntt babe
lpeg3uncbmeu. SicS lit MIR cine Nri
Der, @erildtc. nie peite &erbreinnl
aeiunbcn hubeu. Gin nnoere5 &c
rild,t iii. bnB Die Negicruug bns Gin.
madeu uub Srodneu bon Sriihtcr
uno @emilicu aus Dem @ruuec cml'
problem babe. namit bieicIbcu iih ii
beauemer Surm lir ocn S%rupSport
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

griibe aebalten perber. Nan ldBt
has @efdB 10 LANCE in iparmem Haum
iteben, big Die @dbrune polenbet III
uno feline glnien mebr aufiteigen
iuenn mani an oas @eidB tlopft.
8abreno Der @abrlIns auiitei9euber
Sdaum nuiB o%b9enonmen pcroen.
Sit Die @abruus porilber. lpiro has
@efdB an einem fiiblen Srt nuibes
pabrt. Bon 3eit 81 8eit millen
Slid, Brett unb Steiu LAUDER abges
ipniGen iperben.
Sillgurfen cin3us
nj q d. c n.
Nadoem man Die 6aiicr ober
Steintopie gut %auseebriibt uno Damn
e%eliiftet bat. tperben bic 9nrfen gut
acipalben uno ipenn notbig nit elmer
neihen 8ilrite gereinist. 0ian fam
lie audi iiber Nnht in faltem 8aiier
itebcn laiicn, bamit iic felt lperoen.
Damn berfdbrt man 9enau 70, iuie
oben iiir CRIME Somaten angcs
Qeben liz.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
Gbcgliid uito Sausansus.

Cine cn9liidlc Sdriititcllcrin tell
tc liIngit IN ctnem Wcrfe Die Sbele
nlf, baB Der 9roBtc Sbcil Der uuglildz
lihen Chen bnrin icincn llripruu9
bat. ouB Die Srnu I'M 0nu'e niht
rid]tig unb oem @eidrmadc bes g3dns
mes cntipretcno getleioet 9ebe. Sic
ielbit bat lid burf Den Nu9enldein
baDon iiber5eugt, ipie Die mcilten
Srauen gefleibet iinb, ebe lie iih io>
5uia8cn .ange5ogen" bnben nro lie
bat gang ilberraidcnbe Gntoedungen
gemadt. Sic Wobc 9cpdbrt ben
Sraucn @~elcgcnbeit, lid 9cid,madpol
unb elegant 5u tleioeu; gum Seios
peiep Der Ntdnnet gcbcn un6dblige
iSrulien 9rpBc Summen fir Soilets
ten aus, Die gu Seiudss mo @elells
iduits3lucden beltimmt iino. oaB aber
cinmal cine Srau >iiir bas Saustleio
cine groBe Sorgiult perlpenoct, tommt
nur in ben i%eltenitcu SdQcn Dor. Weis
items iinben Die Sameu, DAB bieie>
niecn aleiber. Die fir Die StraBe nuo
ben Salon uidt nlebr gut genug iino,
Den Nniorocrungcn cntiprefen, Die
man un ein Suustlcib 'rcllt. llno
geruoe I'M Snuie fam bic Srau be
lpciicn. Oh tic pirflid @cihmad uno
dit6ctiihe5 @mpiinoen bat. llebcrs
| raid,t MAJ bic cine ubcr Die unoerc
| Snusirau hcs Wor9cnS, che tic nod
AMI 9ciud ciu9cridltct III, 10 luirc
man bic cigcutbiin,liditeu llebcrras
| ihituocu crlcbcu
Sic Sd,riititcllcrin, Die ild) Die
Nui9abc aeitclt bate, Nic a%leioun9
Der 6nusirnu ciumnl elmer YriiTunq
al muter3icbcu. muBtc fonitatiereu
oaB ole mciitcu Samen bcs Wor9enI
nm II llhr nod nidlt f%riiicrt iparcn
ionbcru ouS 0anr bodit mfleibinn
mliaeitedt trllacn. Nidtig nngc3oger
ruarcn nur 9an3 iucni9c, mo 3lpol
buuptidhIih %bieierigcm ole I'M Suli(
cincn Scrrli 81 pcriebcu botteu. Nm
ole gun5 jung p%erbeiratbctcn Sruici
lcoicn nod cineu &crtb nui DIT
Sausflcioun9, iebeninlls nbcr ltanl
lie in fcincm T~trboltniB al Der Sc:
iud,S unb Wciclidoitetlciomg. 81,
meiiteu Sroucn iuarcn und ibrcl
Smisoeluanbung in Der @cieaidaits
Spilcttc uidt luieoer 6u crlcnnen, Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

nn9leih bortbeilbafter prdlentierten
lie ii6. nadlbem iie eini9e Soilettens
ailn'te u%n9ctuuubt bdtten.
llne bod lit CO Gin 2cid,tes. I'M
SnuIe 9eitmddoolf nnb entiprchenb
9ctleibet an ieiu, Ielbit p%icienigen
Srnleu, Die lid Den @urmitta9 iiber
nit S~allsarbeit bcidditieen mili'en,
perbcn baSu in Der Xaee icin. Ser
WorSenrod 9ibt Der Srau Die No8e
liffeit, iif oroentlih ilno aprett al
5eieen. Wuu fault III ben eini6ld8is
gen 8eidditen Noreenrodc in alien
Gusiiibrun9en. Sir penises @elo be-
reits befommt ma einen cinfudcn,
o%unflen &preeurod, Der, ourd) einen
8iirtcl gebnlten, burddus Den Gius
brlid zines &leibes madt, bet raid
iiberge5ogen piro unb melt orient
Iid1er aIs Die glouie itno Der Hod lit,
Die meoer ben NnforOerungcn Der
&leibiamfcit. nod Der Iccliruteile euts
ipred]en. Gin heller arngenS Gin
Sidus ODER Gin Stiid Spibc aarnieren
baS SaustIeio iebr raid unb tra9en
sur &lcioiamfeit uigebeuer picl bel.
Sic cn9Iilfe S6riftiteaerin lparnt ole
! Srauen. Die iidl Die Siebc hires Naus
mes erbaltcu luulIen, hapor, Iid benz
@utten uuirtiicrt gu 5cigcn. &iel bon
Den SQuiipnen, Die Der Mnnn i'll ous
Srauen9eiidt bineinlegt, itno nit Den
Saarcn, Der Sriiur, pcrbunoen. Sie
| Sauripellen umidn,eid)elu oas Nntltt
lino laiien 10 mand)e ihur1c Sinie per-
ihipiuben. Nld) nas Saar, bas gluti
getragen nirh. bat fir Den Wfunn fall
etne ipmboliihe 8ebeutun9. @rblidi
cr MN gcraoc I'M eigeuen 0cim Die
Srau iebes Sdnuudcs bcrnubt, bnnr
nruB CT, lpobl ober libel, in ibr cincr
anocreu Wcnid1en lcbcn als oenlcni.
gen, Den CT bnnlals licbtc. nlS CT III
pdbltc. Cine Srau. bic DEM W(nnn(
itct3 gut 9ctlcibct, iriid nno oroent'
lid cut9cgeutritt. miro ibrcn RciS an
ibn bcitinmt LANCER allSilben. ais
einc Srau. Die iid mlr 81 oft Der.
uadldiiiat.
Wit Der torperlid)cu Ncclrdtcl',
9cbt Die 9ciitiae lnlplllfilrlidl Sanl
Yin Sunb. Niht MIR. baB Die Srnl
benz Maune elm nn9cnebmcS Scin
bcreitet. III Die @rrnbln9e 3n cine
glildlidcn che. Die Srnu icIbit bhbe
Die haupti0flidlite StiiPc. IN De
9c3iebuu9 pirb nuglnubIid picl &c
iiiuoi9t uub bic Srdlen lplnen ga
nidt, mas lie lid iclb't ourd Die Ger
nudlGiiigung ibrcr Ycrion nntbun
Sic gnoldnbcriu. hie bicic Scobad)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

tlIus mndte, ertlart. baB bic meilten
Wanner III ibrer etscnen Srau nur
gu fern Die Game Der Belt betplins
bern. SeI6it ipenn lie nidt in Den
beiten Gerbdltuilicn iinb. Cine Sra1
ioQ iid Dor benz Wannc NIT etnem
getpiiicn Nimbus llmecben, CO ut oas
@ebeimniBoole, oa5 oaierno rei3t,
ipGbrenb Die Snusmiitterlihicit 3i
lei6t %bausboden uno altdglid) tpirft.
Otnu fam cine CUTE Sausfral iein.
cine bor8iislife Mutter, cine quite
8irtbi6afteriA unb hnrf beuno6 auf
ieinc Yeriou eiucn 9roBen 8ertb
leseu. Sic Sraucu, Die nit bem be-
riibmteu NusiprudJc tommen: Sd
babe feline 3eit fir MIDI, miiiien balb
einieben. bab iie ben Nann ipitemas
tiif aus Dem Sauie treibeu. 3uer't
I'M 9eiitigen Siune, banu aber figiirs
lid uno perionlih. llnb ut Der critic
3aiiber Damn g%eitiuunocn, bann halt
eS ihtper, i'm pieber 6i briu9en. Sas
@beglild Iteht i'll eiuem lmnttttelS
barren Suiammenban9c nut ocm auBes
rem Mnblidc. Den Die Srau eepdhrt.
Ser elesautc unb raifinicrte Sauss
an3ug. Den Die 9amen Der groBcn
8elt bcpor3uscu, lit nidt obnc llrla6c
ein 10 ipi6tiger Soilettcns @e8enitanc
gefporben. Sn Der Ybantaiie uno 8ors
iteluu9 zines jcbeu Wannes lebt Der
3utunits9ebonfe Der Che, unc Die
| Srnu in ibrer Iieblifen unh anmItbi
gen Grldeinuug uintnlt DARN Den
eritcn Slab ein. Snrrm iollte icoe
Srau eincu bebeutcnbcu Wertb aui
ibrc @rideimrug legeu, benn Gbe9lild
unp Suusau3u9 limb 3lpci Scgriffe.
Die lid mebr oeden, ais man I'M &C.
m0bulihcn 2eben aunimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
@ir liefern Gud Die Wufer
~ biaisen Yreiien.

the neck is finished with a deep COL
lar, forming revers over the front. The
pattern Is cut In 3 sizes 4 g. 8. 10 and
II, years. 1t requires 3 SO yards of
36-inch material for an Swear size.
Price 10c.-(Sehd 1c extra for post
age.)
22O1A Pretty and Practical Set
This comprises a little yoke dress,
suitable for wash or wooden goods. a
petticoat slip, nice for lawn, cambria,
flannel or %flannelette, and comfortable
drawers that may be made of muslin,
longcloth or canton flannel. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: /, 2, 3 and 4
years. The dress requires 2 IL yards
Of 36-inch material. the slip requires
| ID yard, and the drawers require
] is yard, for a 3-year size. Price
1Oc.-(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
22O9-A Popular Style. Good for
Bingham, galatea. Khaki, chambray,
linen, linene, serge, wolfe, checked and
plaid woolens. The coat blouse slips
over the head, but additional opening
may be made at the centre front. The
pattern is cut I'm ) sizes: 6, 8, 10, Il
and IA years. Size II requires 4 IL
yards of 44-inch material. Price 10c.
-(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

beidnoen, ipeun Die Heeierune bereit
lei, iie iue93unehmen. Gin unoeres
@eriidt Iautet, baB bieie Sahen ame.
rifaniIdeu Samilien lpeggenommeu
lueroen niirben, mn lie nod gnaldno
5u ihideu. Gls elm &utomobilfahrer
auf ieiner Snbrt bel einem Sarmbaus
unbielt, I'M icinen Naoiator neu an
filIlen, Itelte CT nebenber Die Sraae,
Oh Die Camille piele Sriidte cinmad)c,
unb crbieIt Die Nntnort, bah lie in
oieier Siniiht gar nidts tbdten, neil
Die Hcsiernug bic Gbiiht babe. bas
Ginsemahte 5u beifla9nabmen unS
MIR 10 pieI 5~uriidsuIaiien, ais fir Den
t9atidhliden @sbrauh Der Samilie
notbtpenois lei. Sic NutoritGten ers
flaren nit Tadbrud, oab Die Gesies
rung niemals einen ioldeu Ylan in
grpdsuns ae5osen babe. SIM @esens
tbeil empfeblen has gderbausSe.
partemeut unb Sie Sebensmittel MSmis
niitration, baB Die Sausirauen, be.
ionoers icst ale iiberidIiiieen Sriidte
einmaden. bamit Die SamiIien einen
biaiaen unb ausreidenben 2ebens.
~mittelborratb fur iid an Sano baben.~
gs lit gut. baB mau in Baib,
ington iest oieien iinnloien @eriiGten
entsesentritt, Die oiienbar bel pielen
Sausfrauen @laubsn sefunben
bdbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

model. The pattern is cut in six sizes:
"a, 80, IS, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. 1t requires for a 38-inch size,
8 yards Of 44-inch material. The skirt
measures 2 3-S yard at the foot. Price
10c.-(Send 1c extra for postage
22O1A Good Dress for School or
General Wear. This style is smart for
Bingham, percale, lawn, chambray,
serge, poplin and voile, also for velvet,
corduroy and linen. 1t Is nice, too,
for combinations of material. The
fronts are Tapped at the closing and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

in I sizes: 81, 80, 3S, 40, AZ. a. and
As inches bust measure. 1t requires
4 yards of 36-inch material for a 49,
inch size. Price 1Oc.-(Send 1c extra
for POSTAGE
2224-A Popular Model. This model
is cut on Moyenage lines and has
smart, inserted pockets at the sides.
The waist fronts are finished In sur
plice style. The sleeve has a deep,
shaped cuff. Serge, Jersey cloth, mixed
and plaid suitings, wolfe, b~r3adcloth,
satin and velvet, are nice for this
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

Size 80 requires 6 IA yards Of 44-inch
material, with ga yard of 27-inch ma
terial for the cap. The skirt meas
ures about . 3-S yards at the foot. Price
10c.-(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
2150-A Simple Negligee. Suitable
for lawn. dimity, batiste, poplin, cam
brio, p~ercale, silk. washable satin,
pique and linen. The garment Is loose
fitting: the fulness Is held at the
waistline by a belt or ribbon girdle.
The sleeve may be finished in wrist
or elbow length. The pattern is cut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this page
Will be mailed to any address on 70
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
tion Of each pattern. Send either sill
yer 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 seamA
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque, Iowa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

Saoc SiQ. barilbcr cine Suuopoa 9es
miidicr @cmilr6c, iuie Yfeficr,
NeItcu, pmlpice. Seuitorucr II. !. ~.
unb lhidtct Die gut gcluoiheucn
ariiucu Sonruten let n%aruuf, bis nas
8ciaB aefiiat III. Sic obcrite Sa9e
muB lpicocr Sill unh @cluilrS lciu.
Sam madyt man eiuc S~ul8brilbc bon
elmer @alonc 8niicr, "a SaNe Sal5
uno - Yiut Giiig; rmp iiilt bon
ioltcr 9rilbc iopicl AMI. bis ole
5pm,ateu namit bcbedt iinb. Snnn
luiro ole Oianc nit cinem Wuneliuz
tld, ober mcbriuder Gage bon Sbceies
cloth bcbcdt. nit Brett mo Stciu 10
bcldpcrt, rap bic Sumaten inter Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
Niht IRE al mo dJen.

8nllder: ~Sas 8auhcn f%onierpicrt.
bait seiuno, nan lebt LANCE -"
'Scrr: .Sbo - Sic miiiieu podb 8us
geben, bab bic alten 9eutiden nidt
9eraudt baben -"
Naufcr (urtsrbrcheno) ia. ia
- mn iiuo MN PILE foot"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
anf nm,peaen.

Meiie; "Seibe mir bod, 10 Dollars.
SuieI; ih modtc einem Sreunoe aus
Der Gerieeenbeit belfen, Der lie isincr
oauspirtbin idmlbet!"
Sutcl: o@ns 9ebt Scnn Si9
bus au?'
Mciic: ga. ueibt 9u, bon Der Bat
CT Tic udmlid) Dor bier @odlcn acs
licbeu mn JIG mir 81 puupcu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

. t"'O
bait on rctht mo bcahnlb hnbcn mir
aud, ouS flcine %crnt0gcu huS ms,
mad, 3luci Sabrcu ~uuicrcr Che. gun5
mpcrmltbct BON elmer c%uticrntcn
@cupunbtcu Suiicl. cingcbrodt bis nui
ocu lcBtcu &ieunig. @icl iii c5 ia
uiht gelueicm mo Oh hcutc Gin icnca
Der &iuncr lnl 200 bis 300 Oturi
mcbr pbcr ncui9cr bat, blcibt lid
! slcidl. @utt bat 9cholteu. cs iiup Nac
pcriorgt cincn NotbpicuniB tam aud
nod Gin Scoc3 bCionmcu, bcm ID
lar8c mir lcbcu. tUnncu mir ia nod
&iclc5 bciitcucrn. Inns nbcr bnbcu bu.
mails bic pocr t~uuicub Ntart luobl acs
than, picllcidlt iuanr mciu Scbcn &c
| rcttct. @%clunObcit III ouh ctu au.
pitol mub 6iuur zines, oas lih an
bcilcu pcr6inlt
: VII oicicm ADcuO III @crr OiiIlcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
R0E 8urSie GpbeS useu6

'llno um brci llbr iuieber bonn &rie8c
IpridTt,
llno nm bier llhr itinrmt filr Gin
Shicb5gcriht,
lluo nm iiinf llbr ba8cgcn proteiticrt,
Imp nm Ich3 llbr ocn Srfoen
prpflamicrt;
Scr I'M @crluuritcIn 10 cin6ig uno
groB iii,
8i5 Nicmano mchr lpciB. mas ci8cntz
lid los in,
BIS ihIicBlid, nud al Zen Wilbcn
uuO Spcieu,
6ii6i6 S0cs 10 blcibt, mics ifon
porbcr gcipcIcn,
llnO CT iclbit frn9t: ~@p5n mar Der
gauge Sulnt?"
Gas. lic6cS ainb, lit Gin
Siplp mut!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

be~irtgegangcu. pbuc ieiu Bier aus5us
trinten. AIio geerbt battcn lie, uno
or bate cs uidt 8ciuuBt ino INNER
rnrnuf Gcpodt. SIgn mIiiic CO eben'o
n1ndlen tonnen! Mrn1e, nrn1e SlQnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

crepe de chine, silk and satin are good
for its development. The pattern is
cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, SO, 40, AZ and IA
inches bust measure. Size SO requires
8 yards of 36-inch material. Price Zoe.
-(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
2226-A Dainty Dress For Moth
er'S Girl. This mode is nice for lawn.
batiste, dimity. wolfe, crepe, silk, serge
and for combinations of materials.
The overblouse or jumper portions may
he omitted. The sleeve may he in
wrist or elbow length. The pattern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
Gatbuliidjcr &irdcnfalcnbcr.
Scr Is d. ii Of c.
Wattb. 9.

(Scptcmbcr.)
80. z. 6icroupmls, 81. Soiia.
(Sttobcr.)
1. NJ. Gcmigius. Gretus. Scucrus.
>. 3. S6ubcngclieit. Sbcopbil.
8. 0t. Gnnlo. Suuitus. 9nnOiOu&.
4. 3. Srnu3 bon NiiiIi. Gbmir.
3. Z. Yla5ious. Slauinua, 8.
6. e. Bruno. Wagnu5. gtart. b. Sr.
Siplumatcu.
Gin Suugc MIDI nm Nuis
t(drung bat:
y8as III bonn ba9, ciu
Siplomat?"
Gin Siplpntat, bo5 lit Gin Mumu
Ser fiirdtcrlih bel rcocu fam,
@oridldgc, &crmittcIlm9cu, Sormcr
brcdielt,
Oiit unbercu &Gn0crn Notcu mcdllclt
Ser bcute cucr9ii6 forocrt nm idrcit
llno morQcu trieit bon Serbinolidtcit,
Ser. bcntc iiir cinInh unmoglid
crtenut, ''.
&as or mpr9eu gang iclbitocrirdnblId
Ilcrllt.
Ser Idou in iiebcu @pdcn pplIbringt
@a5 'ncm Nnocrn in iiinf Mtmtcl
gelin9t,
ser fumpli3icrt madlt lpuS Iociiltd
un0 flnr IN,
lIub mundlmal aud reject, lpd.
mubr ut;
Ser nm Gin llbr aric8 mo %cr
ncrbcu fdudt.
Hub mn 6mci llbr Die SriepcnspIeII
raudyt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

2199-A Charming Negligee. This
model in rose crepe, white or blue
batiSte, in figured crepe or China silk,
will be very attractive. 1t is also nice
for cashmere, iannelette, percal G,
lawn. dimity and dotted Swiss. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: Small, D.
81 inches bust measure: medium, So
IS; large. 40-i2. and extra large, IL
46. Size medium will require I IL
yards of 36-inch material. Price Zoe.
-(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
2204-A Dainty Dress for Mothers
Girl. Crepe. albatross or cashmere,
serge. m~esSaline, poplin or wolfe, and
all wash fabrics Of soft weave, can he
used for this style. The sleeve may
be short with a cuff, or in wrist length.
finished with a heading. The pattern
is cut in ) sizes: T.. q, s, 10 II l.
years. Size S will require 3 IL yards
of 44-inch material. Price 1Oc.-(Send
1c extra for POSTAGE
2213-A Popular Waist Style. This
model has its fronts gathered to yoke
extensions of the back, and has a
smart collar that may be finished
with or without tab trimming portions
The fronts are closed in coat style,
Madras. flannel, batiste. lawn, crepe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-27

is cut in A sizes: s, 10, u and IA years.
1t requires 4 IL yards of 44-inch ma
terial for a 10-year size. Price loo
(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
22O3-A Serviceable Model. This
style makes a splendid work dress. 1t
has simple lines and is easy to de-
velop. The pockets may be omitted.
Linen. khaki, Bingham, chambray,
drill, s~eersucker and percale may be
used for its development. The
pattern Is cut in I sizes: "a, 80, 3S,
40. ~. A and 46 inches bust measure.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-05
WON'T MEET MORRIS
That Is; Not Until Show Season Is
Over, Willard Says.

Chicago, April It'll take another
look at Carl Morris five months hence
and see how he looks then before de-
Gliding whether to give him a chance
at the heavyweight championship.
This was the statement of Jess Viii
lard today, as he made preparations
for trip to Norfolk, Va, where ne
will join wild west show.
Asked whether he believed Morris's
fight with Fulton ar New York We'd
nesday night was sufficient to qualify
him for a crack at the title, Willard
said:
Il don't think Morriss showing
ought to give him a fight with me
at this time. Anyway, my show con-
tract is for about five months and
can't do anything until it expires
After that I'll take another look Al
Morris. He'll probably have a few
more fights in the meantime. Let's
see how he looks them
Willard said he would start east to-
morrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-05
.RAPPS HOLDS ON
"ROaring Bill" With Wichita
Team Again This Season.
ISbeII Thinks His Wolves Have
Pennant Chance.

Wichita, Kan, April 4.-Frank Is
bell, new manager of the Wichita
team of the Western league, expects to
build a pennant-contending machine
from the seven veterans and thirteen
youngsters" who have survived out
of the thirty-two players who opened
the spring training season here two
weeks ago. Isbell has looked them
over carefully and has given it out as
his opinion that his team should finish
with a standing at least as high as
fourth and probably higher.
The Wichita team will have a num-
Der of veterans as it's nucleus. They
are Tex Jones, first baseman, secured
from Des Moines; Gus Helting, third
baseman last year; Bill Rapps, utility
man last season, and Bob Clemens,
Earl Baker, Gil Davis and A. Koest-
ner. pitchers, all of whom have per-
formed previously in the Western cir
cult.
Isbell is pinning his hopes somewhat
one the ability of three other pitchers
to make good. They are Lyons and
Norman, recruits from tho Chicago
White SoX, and Freeman, semi-pro-
Others trying out are Washburn, a
Topeka first sacker; Harvey, an out
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-05
SURE TO BREAK
Big Minors Determined to Quit
National Association.
No Objection Expected on Part
of Major League Men.
BY JACK VEIOCK.

New York, April So. w. Wathen,
president of the Louisville American
Association club and vice~president of
the league, expressed the sentiment or
the three big minor leagues recently
when he said plans are being made
for a withdrawal from the National
Association by Glass IA leagues.
For a number of years the three
big minor leagues-the International,
Pacific Coast and the American Asso-
ciation-haye been the minority fac
ton in the national organization. Last
fall. for the first time, they succeeded
in dominating the annual meeting OF
the minor leagues at New Orleans
They managed to secure a resolution
on the part of the association asking
for a change in the draft rules, and
the support the move received was
real surprise
Are Not Satisfied.
But the three big minors are not
satisfied They feel that they should
be permitted to withdraw as active
members of the National Association
They would like to be recognized as
a third party to the national agree
ment, for they feel that the affairs
of their leagues are of no vital inter-
est to the smaller minors and they
believe they could conduct their bust
ness to a much better advantage on
the outside.
President Edward Barrow of the
International league has admitted that
such a plan is on foot, and he init
mates that it will be brought up al
the next meeting CT the National asso-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-05
MOTIFS Wins From Fulton.

New York, April Carl Morris. of
Oklahoma, was awarded the decision
over Fred Fulton, of Minnesota, in the
fifth round of a bout here, after Ref
cree Bill Brown had announced Full
ton struck Morris d foul blow, sending
him helpless to the floor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-05

citation, which is to be held in Louis
Vile next November.
The plan being worked out by the
Dig minors is expected to receive the
support of the national commission,
Tor IL will in no way interfere with
the smaller minors, and it. v i'll not af-
rect the major leagues in any way.
Class of Their Own.
Glass IA owners feel they should
be set apart from the smaller leagues,
because they are in a distinct class by
themselves. Furthermore, the vast
amount of business in which the many
small leagues are interested has little
Or no interest for IA own~rs, except
in a very few cases where there is a
controversy over players. Many of
these cases are thrashed out between
the owners themselves.
The new move of the big minors is
in no way an attempt to cut loose
from the protecting wing of organized
baseball They merely feel that they,
as q distinct branch of the national
game, should be permitted to form
an organization of their own and oper-
ate under the laws of organized base
ball in the same manner as the Ma
tlonal association does at present.