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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
SUCCESS CROWNS
PRESENT REVIVAL
Calls Are Responded to by
Many at the Services
Held Sunday.

Calls for converts were extended
In several OF the churches at the
beginning OF the second week OF
the simultaneous revival Sunday
night and as a rule the responses
were most gratifying No accurate
figures are obtainable, but it is be-
neved that nearly 80 people either
renewed their vows Of allegiance 20
God or professed for the first time.
Exactly p confessions we're made
ign the Hope Chapel Presbyterian
church when Rev. IT. T. Dunlop
asked that sinners come forward.
Rev. J. A. McIntuin, speaking Of
the First Brethren church. secured
II conversion Music at the sun
DAY evening service was furnished
by a choir of IS. Special music
features viii be outlined through
out the week
"Women's HeadW ear has been
chosen by Rev. J. A. Robinson as
the subject Of his sermon on Mon
day night and on Thursday ne will
talk on the Gates 20 Hell in South
Bend
Services End Friday.
IL was announced last evening by
the pastor. Rev A Christy Brown.
that the services at the Westminster
Presbyterian church would end next
sunday evening. Present attendance
and enthusiasm indicate that many
conversions Will be made during the
coming week The church has beer
very fortunate in having as an add
dition 20 the musical program each
evening the services of Leslie Whit
comb. a student at the Mccormick
Theological seminary in Chicago.
Two converts at the Mizpah Evan
gelical church yesterday morning
are the only ones reported at the
Mizpah. First Baptist. Westminster.
Conference Memorial, Trinity Pres
byterian and. Quincy Street Baptist
churches. Three of the above
churches are holding meetings Un-
der the direction of their pastors.
Several OF the pastors took sin
and unbelief as their subjects last
evening, dwelling upon the awful
ness OF sin and comparing it 10 un-
belief. Rev. Charles r. Watkins
evangelist at the First Baptist
church. corner Wayne and Main
SITS. pointed out the fact that many
people know about God but do not
really know Him.
rs Join Church.
Sixteen converts. the largest num-
church participating in this year,
revival were made by Rev r. J..
champion. who is conducting the
campaign at Lowell Heights NJ. f..
church. Sunday. No services will
be held tonight. this being the only
evening OF the week on which there
viii be no meeting. Rev Cham
pion VIII speak on The Woman Of
Today at a special meeting FOR
women only tuesday afternoon at
ESQ O'Clock
one conversion was made al the
First NJ +. church last night and
four were made at the Trinity NJ T..
church
Rev l.. G.. Elliott. an evangelist
opened the revival AT Epworth NJ.
=. church last night. 1t is prob
able that ne will conduct services
there after the other churches have
closed the revival. He Will be as
sisted 10y ). r McAlpin. singer.
Services during the week at Stull
Memorial NJ T.. church again were
cancelled by the pastor Rev. Ar
thur Y. EabbS. lie preached a ser
mon last night ON "TwiNt Two
Fires The services have been can
celled. owing 20 illness among the
congregation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
Trimmings

Fashion has directed great atten-
ton 10 beads in trimming, not only
for dresses but every outer garment
is embeliished with these beads in
variated colors. The Paisley is spec
tally noted for popularity. Here are
all assortments. Priced at 1Oc, 15c,
20c and csc bunch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12

and receive no
benefit. when so
many have prov
ed that LYDIA F.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
viii make them
elIe For over "a
year I suffered
SO from female
weakness 7 could
hardly stand and
was afraid 20 go
ON the sire G Z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12

wages for male farm workers av-
eraRe S23.71 a month in the north
Atlantic states: S15.01 in the south
Atlantic. S24Ts in the north central
east states; $27.3S IN the north cen
trail west: S16.16 in the south cen
trail. and $3.50 in the far west
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Fulton. y WHY viii womer
by ont their MONEY FOR treatment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-12
Remarkable Assortments Of Silks
New Wasting Silks

FaShion-favored for spring. New shades in
most bewitcbing tones.
40 in. Sheer GeOrgette CrepeS at Sl.65 yd.
The new Paisley Silk WaistingS al S1.1e
yard.
whip O Will''-A new twO-toned silk, al
S1.25 yard.
Attention:-We are pleased 10 announce the
arrival OF a complete assortment OF all the new
Spring Laces, including the much desired Filet,
Venice and Val. laceS in all widths
Petticcat Flouncings-unuSual attractive de-
signs, IL in wide cambria and nainSook-at
Csc and 35c yard.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
aritiihe Gage.
'(Sortieeun9 bon Ser 8. Scitc.)

l(Sortiesung bon Der 3. Seitc.)
beim Gntleiben nuroe lie rubiger, ms
als Tic ettpa5 9cbetet, lcgten iid Der
inuerc Iufrll6r unb Die Wlltbloii9fcit
p~oqltduoig. @citdrft uno mutbig
giu9 tic inter Mnricu's SGus uub
Shirm bon Neuem an ibr Sagciperi.
Nus 9err 6orncn nit Dem 8aite-
e~ritercr etipus beflommeneu Scr3ens
- Die Wobnuug betrat, purbcn tic
trcuubIih bon Der l%dd1eluben. iprgs
idltig gcflcioeten Sausfrau cmpidus
gcu, mn bas Ntitta9ociler, haS lie
linen porlcBtc, mar BON Der Nrt. oaB
CO hcn pcrm0bntcitcn @numeu bcfrics
oiocr fonntc. - limb bn5 an cincm
8aittagc". baGte Der Snfcl, Den ser
Sdusbcrr hlIrtl brric Gr0iinung bate
Gin ipentp uorbercitcr mollcu. Ses
S~dusbrrru 9lifc nbcr briidten nod
ocriuuuocrtcr bic Srnac aus, mic bas
bcutc rodl Sritarec gefo1nmen. Slbcr
Sruu eliinbctb ladlelte IN ucrgnii9t
ppr It'd brr.'-
Im Abcuh crit bcridtctc tic. pic
ibr 6ilic in Der Moth g%clpprocn.
.SrciIid,", bcnlcrttc ibr Marn. nburd1
G~racbuue. Mhlbc unn @cbct iie9t man
in rcn iflpierigiten 61leu; b~cionoers
I'M S%raucuIcben mirh cs lcibcr pit
pereciicn, uno besbaIb eibt cs 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
@tr liefern Gn@ bic Mnfer
~ biaisen Yreiiem.


with ample ~fulness, and will be very
satisfactory as to fit and style. This
design Is fine for Bingham, chambray,
percale, wolfe, linen, galatea. seer
sucker If used as a house dress. For
business wear, tub silk, wolfe. creme.
poplin or taffeta would be nice. The
pattern Is cut In 6 sizes "a, SO. IS, 40.
AZ and A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires yards Of 36inch material
Tor a 36-fnch size. The skirt measures
about 3 yards at the foot. Price 1Oc.
1884 Smart Dress in MILDLY
Style. White linen, with trimming of
black and white striped percale, is here
shown. The blouse may be finished
with shocking, tucking or gathers. 1t
has a broad facing at the lower edge
which may be omitted. The skirt has
five cores. The sleeve may be finished
In wrist or elbow length. The pat
tern Is cut in 4 sizes: s, 10, IL and Il
years 1t requires 6 yards of 36-inch
material for a 12-year size. Price 1Oc.
174ILadies' Dressing Sack. White
challie with blue dots and cluny lace
and insertion is here shown. This
model is fine for batiste, lawn. null.
cashmere and nuns yelling and NAV
also be used for linen and percale. The
pattern is cut in 3 sizes: Small. me-
dunn and large. 1t requires 3 So
yards Of 36-tnch material for a me-
dunn size. Price 1Oc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

onr6 tbre Insrottung Cuba uno iclbit
bic Sumpfgeeenoen bes 9anumas
aanals III seiunoc 2anoitridc pers
lpnnoelt bat. traute mo .allf Der
nbarmloien" Saiisilieee niht mebr.
Sic @iiienidaft beihditietc lid nabcr
nit ibr unb fam 81 Dem GrsebntB,
oaB JIG nift BLOB gu Den nnreinlid)en
2ebeipeien gebDrt. Ioroern oaB lie aud,
fir Die @erbreitllng nler mDglid,cn
&rantbeiten. iosar gun6cr gpioemieen
perant1portlih 3u MAIDEN lit. Seobs
aftet ma Die Sliege aih MIR cine
fur3e 2eit. iiebt ma ibr gu. ipie lie
balb bierbin. balb bortbin flie9t, ibren
Hiiilcl balb tief in Den Shnls, ms
mittelbar barauf in Die Speiieu itedt,
Die Der Wenih genieben ipiq, tpie lie
iiber Iaes binipeetrictt, lid Dem einen
bon ms auf Die Naie ieBt, oann auf
benz @eiifte bes anberen berums
ipa3iert. 10 mub ms ibre 8efdbrlihs
felt aud ohnc tpeitere5 einlelfteu.
@s lit MIR gu peripunbern, baB Der
1enih lid biefe u~nialbcre tleine
iGtpar3e Bette bat berart ii6er ben
aopf ipafien laiien.
Bic Slic9en lieben BEN S1unit.
unb iiblen @erud. Imc Siiite, Die
Der menihlihcn Naie ansenebm
limb, iinb linen perbnbt unb bieneu
ba3u, tie an pertreiben. Sier3u 9es
bort aud Der 9lumenbuit, unb es
lit leiber nur 81 ipenig befannt, bab
| Sinlmer. bic poblriedenbe Slun,en
~entbaltcn pber Die man NIT tiinits
lihem 9lumenouft a%nfiint, peni9er
bon Slie9en bcim9ciuft ipcrScn ais
aubere. 8eniigt Oieicr .@asnns
9riii" niht. 10 nebu,e man icine 3us
ilud,t 81 idipcrcr Irtiacric uno be-
tdmpfc lie nit Slie9enilntid,en uub
Salen obcr aud, NIT Slieeenpapier.
Cine Wiihung bon einem Sbeeloiiel
Subne. eiuem ioldcn seitpbencn
ihipar3en Yiciicrs mn einem hritten
nit brauncm 3udcr aui elmer Inter
taiic ans Senitcr seitelt unb baS
| aun3c 3immcr NIT Nusnabmc icncs
@laecs pcrbnnfeIt. bilbet Die pirfs
iamitc SliegeniaGc, Sic Wcoi3iu III
fir tic tobtlid. fp0brcub tic ionit Bic
manecn ifabet. NrIberbnIb bcs
| 6uuic. in Sof mn @nrten. iplpie in
| St1lcr peripenbe man Sornr pber
Gblorialt, I'M ii6 bon Der 8lie9ens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

fir lid. nit ielbitiiiftig pod)enocn1
Scr5cn, io1bern nit enereiid ents
i~a9enber Iuttcrbanb, um i'm bineins
3nlenfen i'll ule Die iebniiifttg barrett
Den Seclen iener Ienihen, Die feline
8e9e freu3en.
y y
Cob ben Sliesen!
Ser er0Bte GSeino Der Ieni6bcit 1T
bic Sausflieee. Oait benz Serannaben
Der iparmen Sabres3eit ipqten iidJ
oarlim 8eborben unb giireer gu ibrcr
~5ielbetpubteu gefdmpfun9 5uiammens
ihlteben. Sic meiiten Renifen
baben iid leibcr an oielen 9araiitcn
10 tart geipobnt, bab iie iih crit baum
iiber i'm 81 dr9ern %besinnen, lpenn er
III Den beiben Sommcrtagen in WtaIien
auftritt unb gum Slaeegeiit IQer piro.
9ann lit cS au ipdt gum Sample.
8eginnt man nit ieiuer Gusrottuns
nidt i'm Sriibiabr, tptrb man i'm Ypdter
iiberbaupt nidt los. Sic Ronate
Ipril unb Mai. Die 8od)en Dor Dem
ginIeben Der Sliegennese, iinb Die
geei9netite 3eit gum Gernihtungss
fampfe. Sinb Die Sliegcnnese crit
einmal Dor ben Senitcru, 10 balten tic
3tpar Die StraBenflie9en bonn @inz
bringen ms Saus ab, perbiiten uber
aid cbenio %nirfungspoq bas 9innuss
iliesen berer, bic idon i'm Snlie iinb.
Sic 8leif9ilti9ieit uno Nidts
adtung pieler Reni6en ben 9efliis
9elteu Shmaro5ern eeaenilber it
burhaus nift gerehtiertigt. Sic
Slieee bat nermutblid) mehr Wcrz
'henlcben nuf Dem 8eipiiien ais
irgenb Gin nnoercs 5bier, Ole StedJz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

Small, medium and large. 1t requires
6 Is yards Of 36-inch material for a
medium size. Price 10c.
196ELadies' House Dress With
Sleeve In Either Of Two Lengths. A
simple and becoming dress, suitable for
house, porch or business veal This
desirable model has a popular Apiece
skirt, made with a neat lap tuck at
the back seam. The waist shows a
square yoke "a new style feature),
with plated fulness at the fronts. The
sleeve in wrist length is stylish and
quite in keeping with the shirt waist
style Of the waist. In elbow length it
Is attractively cool and comfortable.
The skirt has popular" pockets, is cut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

be of contrasting material and in high
or square low neck. The pattern is
cut in 3 sizes: II. IA and 16 years. 1t
requires 1 IA yards of 27-inch ma
terial for the underwaist and 8 IL
yards for the dress for a 14-year size.
Price 10c.
N1736-A Comfortable Apron. Easy
to Adjust. Bingham. percale, seersuck-
er. lawn, s~ateen, linen, drill and mo-
hair are all desirable for this style.
The fronts are cut to overlap at the
centre. in coat style. making a very con.
venient closing. The sleeve and body
is cut In one. A belt holds the ~fulness,
but the apron may be finished without
this. The pattern is cut in 3 sizes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

silks. The bodice may be omitted,
and a ribbon sash or girdle substi-
tuted. The pattern is cut In 4 sizes:
2, 4, 6 and s years. 1t requires 2 "a
yards Of 36-inch material for a 6-year
size. Price 10c.
1743-Jurior Dress, with Two
Styles Of Sleeve and with Under Waist.
Georgette crepe, ~taffeta. wolfe, dimity,
challie, batiste, organdy. net or mes
saline would be nice for this. 1t is also
appropriate for %f1ouncing and embroi-
dered materials. The over waist is in
surplice style. and the gathered skirt
is Joined TO 1t at slightly raised waist
line. The sleeve may he in puff style
or bell shaped. The under waist could
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this page
VIII be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt OF price mentioned with descrip-
don 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 seamA
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Catholic Printing Co.
Dubuque. Iowa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

17S4-A Neat Blouse Dress For
Mothers Girl. Serge, repp, drill, linen
or poplin could be used for the skirt,
and crepe. batiste or lawn for the
blouse. The entire dress may be of
one material. The skirt is huttoned
to the blouse at the belt. The sleeve
may be in wrist or elbow length. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, s, 10 and
II years. 1t requires 3 IA yards of
44-inch material for a 10year size.
Plaid bingham, in brown and blue
tones. would be nice for this skirt, with
white linen for the blouse, and collar
and cuffs Of the plaid. Khaki cloth is
also good for the skirt, and tub silk
or wolfe for the blouse. Price 10c.
1915 Ladies' Apron. Popular
style. This model Is good for drill,
denim, sateen, lawn, batiste, cambria,
~seersucker, Bingham and muslin. 1t
is cool and comfortable, and its full
ness may be confined at the waistline,
under the belt. The pattern is cut in
8 sizes Small, medium and large. Me-
dunn size requires 4 is yards of So
inch material. Price 10c.
1851 Girls Dress. With Two
Styles Of Sleeve. Figured challie was
used for this style. 1t is also nice
for crepe. embroidered or plain batiste,
organdie and lawn. The bertha may be
omitted. The waist may he finished
in high or low neck outline. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
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Stc gante

Sie Hun3eln in manh' alternoem
8eiitte unb Die berben 2inien nm
Naic uno Wunb er3dblen cine cigene
Sprafe, iagtn, baB 2eben = 2eiben
bcibt, oab abcr cine grobe Seclc uno
cbrlidcr 8inc nit bciben iertie pirb,
bnB und) Scn3cslpcbcn, @cpittcrs
itaucru uno Scrbititiirnlen iid) belle
Come 9nbn briht. unb lucnn Heif
unb S6nce iilberu alli Snupt unb
Snnre gldn5cn, Die rcdtc 3eit getoms
men lit, nm iiingere 6er3cn irpb an
MAIDEN. 8er ielbit nah Slid be-
9c6rt, benft icltcn OIL bns Der anberen;
ncr aber einen iciten Strih inter Ole
ci9cneu ;Soiinunecn gciest bat. lei IS
MN. pub linn bns> Slid nic %bcac9nct.
bnB CO mir iliiftig porbei9cbuid,t, hnB
CT c5 n%crtnunt, nIs cs 9cnnbt obcr bic
Nugcn idon niGt mcbr bell uub idIari
acnilg inbcn. ais Der 6immclsbotc
berunterarilBte, Der miro ipdtcr inmcr
illden. einen Strnhl pom hem Stcrn
bcs Slides aui5ufaneen. Nidt mcbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

pla9c gu befreien. Sie Slieeengefabr
fam burf iplde NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W~dbnabmen ipeientlih perrtngert
fperoen.
y y y
gcihaftisuns iunser 56hter mad Der
ShnlentlaNuns.
Sic Belt riidt ndber, in Der tpieber
piele iunee WdoGen bic Sfule pers
laIIen, UNI in bas tpedieInole 2cben
binnIs5utreten. Hah Der g~ntla11uns
aus Der Sdule tperben piele Mens
ifenfinber Dor Die Rotbtpenbisfeit ges
Itelt, eiuen 9eruf 81 ipdblen. 9ieie
Notbfpenbiefeit lit beutieen Cages
niht MIR fir Die anaben. ionbern audi
fir Die Waohen %borbanoen, uno fem
gltcrnpaar ioQte es p~erabIdilmen, oas
fir 3u ior9en. oab auf Die Sodter
.auf eigeneu Siben iteben lernen".
SeIbit 2eute in euten 8erbdltniien
iouten CO ibren Sohtern CUR Rfliht
MAIDEN. iid in einem 8erlf sriinblid
aus3ubilben, ba lie ME tpiiien fonnen.
Oh Die Sodter ni6t bod emit baraif
a~ngetpieien iein iperben, ibr 8rot an
beroienen. lluo ielbit ipenn bas
bon nbiiebt, bat es bod fir ein @dos
den iebr piel 8ertb, iageu gu tonnen:
sd perItcbe bieS ooer 0as 9riinolit."
Gs 9ibt bics gelpuBtiein benz Wdohen
elm gang onberes @efiibl bon Selba
itdnbigfeit unb 8eranttportlng. aac
gltern aber. Die irsenb ba5u in Der
Gage iinb, iplIten ibreu aus Der S6ile
entlaIienen SDhtern Dor Der @rs
lernung zines Peruies elm Snbr
90nnen, Inn ii6 in Der @irtbid,aft
aus3ubilben, cntipeber I'M ci9enen
Sausbalt ocer. falls bieier ba3u
nidt sceienet eriheint. in einem Der
3a6lreihen Snititute. Ser iueenblihe
aSrper fam iih bel feiner SbGtisfeit
better enttpideln als bel Der Snlis>
arbeit. bic freilih nift auf Stoubs
niifen unS Gbipaifen ii6 beibrdnfen
bari.
y y u
Sus ipabrbaft bcmiitbigc @cib
fraot nidt: .Wie piel empfange i'd
unn mic piel fam ih rergclten?" @s
nimnrt licbenb bin. mas linn licbenb
acbotcu pirb. unb iinbet elm 8liid
bariu, benz Waune, Der linn Gqcs lit.
Incs su perbanfen. gs aibt ibm. 10
! picl cs fann oaiiir unb ihmalert ibm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
y ~ -
Sas Srciialtigfcits Seit.
(SGGlt bicies Sabr aif bcn 3. Sum-.

Sns Srciialtigfeits Seit III CUR
@crberrlidun9 uno gun, Sefenntnib
ocs Sauptbpamns beS d)riitfatboIiihen
@laubcns. bes breiperionliden 8ottes,
eineeiest. gs lit gleifinm bas
Gentralfeit aIlcr Settle bes airtenz
jabres. cs perbinbet ale brei Seit>
freiic unb bilpet ben ipiirbigen SfluB
oericlben. Gs crinnert inns an cinem
Gage on aQes, an aIe @naben urb
8obltbaten. Die mir bem breieini9en
Soft lpe9en u~nierer grifaffun9, grs
loiuug unb Seili9uns gu beroanfen
baben. IS erinnert ms an Die bl.
Yfliht. DEM breieiuisen 8ott uns gu
ipeiben, i'm o ean3em Ser5en gu
liebcn unb ibm bant6ar 5u fem.
llniere 9iebe unb unieren Oanf ioaen
mir abcr. uno fonnen mir nur baburh
betpciicn, bab mir Den Batter. Sobn
unb Sl. @eiit in 8ort unb Chat be-
fenncn unb burh einen bl. 2cbcnsz
moubel perherrlidleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

deep lap tuck at the centre front. The
pattern Is cut I'm g sizes "a, 80, 3s, 40,
~ and a. inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 6 IL yards Of 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt measures
a little over 3 yards at the foot. Price
10c.
1371-Girls' Dress in Empire Style,
with or without Bodice. A pleasing
frock for the little miss. AS here
shown. white batiste. with Swiss "all
over and bands of insertion. were
used. The dress is nice for white or
colored lawns. with or without combi-
nations of other material, lace or en-
broidery. 1t is also good for challie,
crepe. Bingham, organdy, null or wash
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

rirnen Der Nortb 3es Ioines 6od,s
idule b%eidloiieu, auf tbeuere aIeioer
fir Die Commencement Seier am gnbe
bes S6ulja6re5 81 per3idtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
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8. 2. Srinuls Ii. Scli8ian. Solumb
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Sorgcn?
9urumL mos hciltc 'huitcnh
blilht
Sn itol3cr YrndIt, ihnn ipcltct
morgcn?
Iarum? 60 bob iG. MIR
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ME
9cfrngt, lpurlim cs 10 &C.
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@e6en gutes Setipicl.
Ses Ipires, Soma. - al!
&rieesipariamfcit babcn 107 Sdtle'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

- Sm tdslifer. oft au~freibcnoen
@ctricbe Der @erbrieblihfeiten unb
llnannebmlihteiteu better unb rubis
Den ridtisen 8ea seben, unbebinet
unb ioreiam bas I'M Tugenblide
NDtbisc %leiiten, NIT Sanitmitb uno
innerm Sriebeu bns llnpermciblihe
traecn, icbcm licbrcid unb nahiidtis
bc9eenen nnb frnblih iebes barmioie
@ersniigcn fprbcrn ilnb senieben -
bns ut Die ifiperc, abcr itpne uno
iiibe Iuf9abc icbcr ebIen Srauenieels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
1371-Girls' Dress in Empire STYLE,

ptcle un5ufriebene. unliebersipiroigc
SralIen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

mildc riht allsgcupmmcn. Scitbem
mar ppr geraurcr 3eit III Den Nosfi,
tos Die Srd9er Der Seine hcS gelbci
,SteLers unb Der Malaria ertannt llni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

sleeve has a deep cuff. in wrist length
finish, and in puff style it has a wide
heading that forms a rufle. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, S. 10 and II
years. 1t requires 3 IL yards Of Al
inch material for an Swear size. Price
10c.
1912-Ladies' Dress, with or with
out Strap Trimming. A very attractive
and s~easonable style. This design is
ideal for serge. gabardine. duvetyn,
satin. velvet. t~affeta. corduroy and
broadcloth. The trimming may be omit
ted. The collar is new and novel. The
sleeve has a jaunty shaped cuff. fin
ished with a narrow turnback section.
The skirt is made with a panel, and a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

nift Die ebeIiten Sreuben, bic. fir iein
@eib arbeiten unb iorsen su biirien
NIT eieener Sanb. gs trdgt bic Sseiiel
Der M~bbdngiefeit eerne, benn es
empfinoet lie nur als elm gdnb. bas
es I'M 10 feiter nit benz @atten Der.
tniipft. ben es liebt.-(6inern.)
Die 5rau i'm Snmor.
Sausfrdu (3um neuen 9ienitmdb.
dem: rTein lestes NGbfen bate
Die 8etpobnbeit. lid NIT ibrem 2ieb,
baber in bas gmpfansss 3iptmer az
iesen rno NIT ibm bort Die Gbenbe
3u3ubrineen. Saben Sic aud einen
2iebbaber?" = OienitmGbden: .Nein,
sndbise Srau. aber BEL ioldcu Pins
nebmlihfeiten peroe i'd ifon einen
finoen."
.Barum bit on 10 trauris, mein
Sreunb2" I'D. ih babe cine iebr
nnaueenebme Gntbeduns eematt.
meine Srau lam niht iineen." -
management? Gber ba bit On bod
gu beeliidipiinihenl" .ah nein.
sic glaubt ndmlih, pab iic es fam"
-
@6emann (flebenb) !: .Gber. Ima'
lie. penn bu nun einmal nit mir
ibimpfen mlBt. 10 flopfe bod fpeniss
items niht eleif5eitig bas Sofa babel
aus! -. 8as iolen benn bic Na6.
barn benteu?l"
Game: sic tpilIen alio nirflif
fcin Iittel eesen bic Sonrmeriproi,
ien?" - Irst: .Neinl" = Game:
%. ih mohte aus Der Saut fabrenl"
= Gr5t: "Sus mare aaerbinss bas
ein3igc, mas belfen piirbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
~ ~ ~
@eben sutes Seiipiel.

= Des Ipines, Soma. - als
&riessipariamfcit babcn 1o7 SHile@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
MOTOR, Once GREATPULZLE TO
AVERAGE NAN, nov MONASTERY

able more power than one compressed
half that amount
Small Bore Increases Power
When the ch&rge Of gas Is com
pressed as high as 90 pounds IN gas
engine. Il Is seen that the force neces.
sary to do this must overcome 80
pounds pressure on each square inch
Of the piston head that congresses
the charge. When the diameter OF the
piston Is increased. the area III square
inches Of the piston head increases
rapidly and In this respect Il win ba
found that Il would require nearly
twice the power 70 compress chargB
OF gas certain amount with q piston
OF & IA inches diameter. as Il would
were the piston 8 inches IN diameter.
1T Is clear that the small bore
motor. by COMPRISING q small guam.
tity of gas higher, the same power
impulse is obtained as that secured
by the larger bore motor with low
compression using greater amount
OF fuel.
When considering how to apply the
piston thrust to the crank shaft most
effectively. Il Is seen that the longer
stroke motor permits Of the use Of 4
longer crank arm, which win give
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