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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
kasota

From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs G. R. Swenson was business
caller in Mankato between trains
Monday.
Miss Maude Bradshaw of LIE Sueur
Center was a week end visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bradshaw
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Babcock were
twin city visitors the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs George ,Pulver and children OF
Waseca visited her mother, Mrs
Marie Peterson last Saturday.
Miss Ruby Swenson returned to he1
work at the Mankato Commercial Col
Iege last Monday.
J. T. Johnson of Cleveland visited
Kasota friends last Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Turrittin and Mrs
julius Baker of st. Peter were Kasota
visitors last Sunday.
George Eastwood, Jim Randolph and
Bert French were among those from
this vicinity to attend the Auto Show
in Mankato last Friday.
Mrs. Frank Edge and daughter
Rose, were shopping in Mankato, Sat
urday
Miss Bernice Ostrander, who
teaches at Cloquet, is expected Satur-
day to spend the Easter Vacation at
the home of her sister, Mrs. C. R
Anderson and family.
Clifford Swenson of Minneapolis is
spending the week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G: R. Swenson.
Loren Rapp spent several days with
! friends in Mankato last week.
Miss Margaret Johnson of Window
will spend her Easter vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Marie Johnson and
will arrive home Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson leaves the
latter part of the week to visit with
her son William and family in Mime
apolis.
Miss Ruth Buell. of Henderson at
tended the class play, "The Elope-
ment of Ellen" which was given in
the hall last Friday evening.
Miss Cloris Bailey of Adrian is ex-
pected Friday, for weeks visit at
her home.
The following young men left Sat-
urday for Montana in search of work
Henry Johnson.
Owing to the arrangement of the
teachers on the play, vacation in the
Kasota school has been postponed one
week and will begin after Easter
Sunday rather than the week before
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ofenloch spent
few days in Minneapolis.
Lester Davies of Minneapolis was
guest of his brother, J. E. Davies
from Thursday till Friday of last
week.
The school library was opened last
week.
Oscar Gustafson spent last week
with friends at Lake Prairie.
The Kasota Dramatic club have
postponed their play, to have been
given at Cleveland next Saturday
evening on account of the bad condi-
ton of the roads.
The class play given by the seniors
last Friday evening was largely at
tended, the parts were well taken and
the stage decorations and arrange
ments were pretty and attractive. A
tidy sum was realized which the SEN
iors are planning to put to some good
use for the school or town. Paul Bjork
Of Minneapolis, as violinist, delighted
the audience with his services.
Edwin Claus and Clarence Wistrom
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
ANDREW SWANSON DEAD
Was Resident of Mankato Thirty Years
Died at Brainerd.
From SATURDAYS Daily.

Relatives and friends of Andrew Swan
son, who was a resident of Mankato for
thirty years, have received messages an
nouncing his death, which occurred sud
denly in a hospital at Brainerd. Mimi.
The exact cause is unknown. but 1t Is
thought that Mr.. Swanson was injured
and was hurried to the hospital for medi-
cal attention, which proved in vain De-
ceased at one time worked in stone
quarry here, having come to America
from Sweden. At one time he lived near
Bradley Crossing. Two years ago he
went to Pequoit, where he lived on a
farm with his daughter, Mrs Alfred Oh
son. The surviving relatives are the
children, Mrs. Alfred Olson, Pequoit;
Mrs. Oscar Antonson, Mankato; John
Swanson, st. Paul; Peter Swanson. city.
Funeral services win be held at the home
of Mrs. Antonson, on Mulberry street,
and will probabl be held next Monday.
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left Monday for the Dakotas to seek

left Monday for the Dakotas to seek
employment.
E. S. Humble pleasantly enter
tanned a party of friends at six
o'clock dinner at Stockton's hotel
Saturday evening which was followed
by card games at the hall. The guests
reported a fine time.
Mrs. Kate Appert shipped her
stock and household goods to the
northern part of the state, Monday
where she and her children will make
their future home. Herman Beir Jr
accompanied the car to it's destina-
ton.
Leonard Sauro will move his fami-
ly to st. Paul the last of the week
where they will make their home for
the present.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
Mapleton
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
The executive officers of the Old
Settlers association met Wednesday
and named June IL as the date for
the next annual picnic. DR.. A. q. Con-
rad will be asked to give the address.
| DIR. Conrad is a Sterling pioneer,
though at present he is the pastor of
the Park Street church in Boston.
They report $30.12 as the cash on
hand from last years expenditures.
The music committe were given SIS
to use for the music
Miss Amy Morris is expected home
from her school work at Wanda for
her spring vacation, which began Sat
urday.
The Mapleton teachers leave Fri
| day night for their various homes for
their spring vacation.
| The auction at Frank Phelps of the
]. w. Sprague farm south Of town
last Wednesday was well attended.
Ryan was the auctioneer and every
thing sold well. $4,000 were the re-
ceipts.
] Charles Herman and family who
have been visiting relatives in Maple
! ton during the past few months have
gone to DeGraff where Mr.. Herman
has purchased a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Stroebel are
the proud parents of an eight pound
baby girl, born Thursday, March 20.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hen
bricks a son, on Wednesday.
William Muske returned from Wis
iting his parents at Brookings, S. D.,
Wednesday.
! Mr.. H. E. Theis has secured a posi-
| ton in the creamery at Spirit Lake,
Ia, and with his son Herb has al
ready entered upon his duties there.
The family will ship the goods and
remain here until the goods are re-
ceived at Spirit Lake.
]. L. Stevens returned to Rochester
for further treatment.
Miss Ruth Stevens, teacher in the
"Old Mapleton" school, is having a
| two weeks vacation on account of
the Maple river being over its banks,
which prevents many pupils from get
ting to school.
District deputy Minnie Hadley spent
| Wednesday in Mankato where she
attended the Eastern Star lodge and
made arrangements with the worthy
grand matron for a school of instruc-
ton to be held in the near future.
Mrs. w. Keneran and daughter of
,Lakefield were over Sunday visitors
at the j. B. Daley home.
Mapleton now has dressmaking
parlor, Miss Lena Luhring having
opened the same at the C. H. Liefer-
man residence.
Mrs. J. M. Sprague has been laid
up several weeks with rheumatism.
Royal Cooper has entered the train
ing school for BARRIERS in Minne-
apolis.
Mrs. A. Rathstock has been laid
up for several weeks with heart
trouble.
Miss Mary Cardle entertained her
old friend, Mrs. Margaret Herffron OF
Seattle, Wash, this week.
w. j.. Buck has disposed of his
dairy business and home to Mr.. w.
H. Tice of Pillager. Mr.. Buck will
move onto the farm which he took in
trade.
Archie Johnston and Mace Saun-
ders arrived Saturday morning from
Fremont, Nebr.
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Minneopa
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Mr. Henry Herbst was reported to
be very ill Sunday and relatives were
sent for, but at this writing he is re-
covering ...
Miss Ida Lewis returned to her
school duties at Mankato after spend
ing her vacation at home.
A number of Commercial students
enjoyed a hike out to the falls last
Saturday to see the high water.
Miss Doris Heller spent the week
end at home, returning to st. Paul,
Monday morning where she attends
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Peterson are
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lindgren.
Mr.. Herman Seppman, having pur-
chased a new power tanning mill, is
his neighbors.
Miss Esther Lindgren of Rochester
spent few days at her home, re-
turning Saturday by the way of the
cities. Miss Lindgren is employed as
telephone operator in Rochester.
Miss Dorothy Korsell of Mankato
was the guest of Miss Mary Crane
during the spring vacation. Miss Kor-
sell and Miss Crane returned to Man
kato Sunday to resume their studies
Monday.
Minneopa Falls show their most
magnificent grandeur in the spring
time. After the first head of water
falls down over the frozen ice, they
are indeed interesting to behold. In
the early morning the water recedes
somewhat but the nights frosts show
you something interesting. Below the
large fall in the basin, the mist which
is constantly thrown up from the
falls freezes in the nearby trees until
they are icy statues, and in the frosty
mornings many large branches break
from the trees with their weight of ice
Later in the day when the sun comes
out the falls are of constant interest
One minute huge cake Of ice comes
whirling down to be dashed to pieces
below and then huge log takes a
head long plunge. Thus throughout
the day there is an ever changing in
teresting spectacle to an observer.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
RELIC OF THE PAST
Letter Written BY jefferson Davis to
Winnebago City Resident.

From fridays Daily.
Winnebago Enterprise: M. R..
Coffin of this city possesses an in
teresting relic in the form of a photo
graph of a letter written by the late
Jefferson Davis, who was president of
the confederacy, to Judge L. A. Evans,
also now deceased, of st. Cloud, Mimi.
The letter was written at Beauvoir
Miss, under date of June Is, 1888, and
reads as follows: accept my thanks
for your kind letter of the 4th inst.
Your expectations of the coming of
that harmony which is essential to
the peace and prosperity of the Union
may, trust, be fully realized; as the
signs of the time are satisfactory to
SO earnest a democrat as yourself, it
is cheering to one who likes to hear
the cry from the tower AIS Well.
Again thanking you, am, respectfully
and truly yours, Jefferson Davis"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
MANkATO NEWLYWEDS GIVEN
SURPRISE AT ALBERT LEA.

Albert Lea Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Dowry of Mankato who are guests
at the home of the lady's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Sophus Peterson in North
Albert Lea were surprised by a COM
pany of young people Monday evening.
They were married in December but
the matter was kept secret until
about week ago. They were present
ed with a chest of silver
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James p Higgins of Marshall county.
Iowa, to E. Spielman of Hamilton coun-
ty, Iowa, $11, 200. south half of north
west quarter of section 20, Garden City,
so acres.
George Atchison of Blue Earth county
to w. p. Allen of Wright county, Iowa,
81 ETC.. north half of northwest quarter
of section 80, Garden City, so acres.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
Mrs. w. Commick of Lakefield was
shopping in the city today.

Mrs. w. COmmlck Oh LdKepelQ was
shopping in the city today.
Miss C. Billet of Good Thunder
was shopping in the city today.
Architect H. c. Gerlach spent the
afternoon on business in Minnesota
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Warner of
Blue Earth were business callers in
the city today.
Attorney Miles Porter went to
Vernon Center today to attend to
business matters.
Roger Morehart left Wednesday for
Faribault, where he enrolled in the
Shattuck military school.
Mrs Minnie Hubbard arrived home
last evening from the twin cities,
where she attended to business mat
ters.
William Borchert of Mapleton. ex-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
Die Dog Day Celebrated.
Limited Press nisnafnh

Baylor, Mont, March 31-Die Dog
day was celebrated here today. The
entire village took this Saturday aft
ernoon off, and executed the death
penalty pronounced on hobo dogs.
Numerical superiority of CANNES
formed a menace to, peace -.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06
Verdict. Not Guilty.
rI1nited press Disnatch 1

IHSS
Denver, Col, March 30.--After be-
ing out one and one-half minutes, the
jury that tried Mrs. Stella Newton
Moore Smith on the charge of MUIR
dering her husband brought in YER
dict of not guilty.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-06

formed q menace to. peacs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
3ennt feline Eappenbeimer.

gu einem GnipaIt fommt Elm aIicnt
unb trdst ibm cine 9ei6tperoe geser
Ieinen Hahbar Dor, Die er I'M @eridi
gum Gustras brinsen mofte. CT eibt
ibm ollie @in5elbeiten bes Sales an
uno frast i'm ihliebli6:
~@laubeu Sic, bab i1 ben Sal
%getpinnen peroe?"
yBenu ii6 Iaes 10 berbdlt. tpie
Sic eS mir poreetra9eu baben. oann
lit S6r Yro5eb 10 gut tpie seippnnen
= Sbr Nahbar bat nid9t bic 9eringiten
@usii6ten auf grfolg."
Y8as piirbe mid Der SpaB
toiten?"
sir bunbert Solars iibernebme
i'd ben Pro5eb."
Ser Wann greift in bic Saihe.
bolt Elm 9iinbel @onfnoten beraus ,inb
3dblt Die ~perlanste Summe aui ben
Sii6.
~Sier babeu Sic bas @clb - bas
mare aaes. mas Sic bel benz Yro3eb
peroienen piirben. pcnn Sic i'm filr
mid fiibrten. llnb MN Iasen Sic mir
auf Chr uno 0etpiiien. Oh ib nirflif,
auslihten babe. Den Yro5eb gu scs
pinnenl-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
limb a Straub'n lit ia Nod',
limb Ia Cams, bib Dir Elm,
SblIet q SerbStfnf[ feiu "

Sic 9amen fiderten, Die Serrer
ladten laut unb Der 8erliner madtc
elm @e1iht. tpie elm berlpunihenel
Yrind. Or mIbte lid nod Wan6es
ertldren laiieu, bis er san5 oeutid
tpuroe. CT niiblte in Der SfatteI
berum. ba fanb er nod ettpas =
etipas runbes uno lanees. bns mad
elmer Seite bin biinn uro ipib nurbe.
in Papier eineetpideIt unb nit 9inbz
faben umtpunben. CT loite ben
Saben, ba fam Der S6ipeif zines
i,ngen goritentbieres (eines Spans
ferfels) gum 0orihein. Stun bate
ods 8elddter tein gnbe me6r. Selbit
Die IrgIoieiten tpurben ii6 MN iibcr
Die Serfunft bes 8emsbartes flar.
Gini9e 9amen fielen in Sbnma6t.
Ser Serr Weier a6er itiirmte tpie be-
ieiien alf iein 3immer, padte bort
ieine Siebenind)en unb reiite nod in
berielben Stunoe nb., Ser @iener
Profeiior foriftc nah benz @emsbarts
gambler uuo 5ablte am gleihen I6enb
benz Serpeter einen 2iter Special.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

ifla9, Die 8eleuftrngsfoiten gu pers
rtngern" IN ieiucn ~gciummtelten
Shriften; es lpllrbe iebp6 3uerit in
cinem anonpmen Nrtifel elmer Barrier
3eitung beroffentlift.
Ser betreffenbc Iufiab bnt bie
Sorn1 elmer Gucfbote unb berihtct
ein9an9s, nie Ser @erfaiier zines
Cages cine neuerfuubene GcQampe
NIT elmer fir bamalige 3eitcu lncr>
borten 2euhttraft %beipunoert. Sod,
gang bon Setuunberurg fir Die relle
GrrungenIdaft erfiint, i6lummert
Der 8erfaiier IbenbS elm, eripadt
aber gu un9eipobnt friiber Stunoe
ndtltcn Worger burh irgenbein 5uz
fdli9es @erdui6. gu ieinem @rituus
nen finoet or bas 3immer in itrublcns
Deg Si6t getnud,t; 3und6it glall6t or
Die tpnnoer6nre Sampe lei Die llriahc
oicies F%bdnomens, bel ndberem 3uz
ieben itclt lid inbcs bcraus. bab
lein Siener pcrseiien bate, einen Der
ScnIterldben 5u idlieBen. gs tparcn
Die Strablen Der nuf8ebenben Sonne,
Die iein 3immcr erleud)tetenl
Nitn itelt iih Der Irtitelpcrfaiier
IN, ais babe er cine groBe gntbedung
9ema6t, iiber Die er int 2auie beg
CAGES nit einem 9elebrten Nuturfors
ider, icinem Sreuuo, in ciuen SiSs
put gcrdtb, 9ieies ndmlid leugnct
nit Seitimmtbcit Die MDglihteit elmer
CONCENTRATING gu 10 friiber Iors
genitunbc. Na6 ieiucr Nlliiaiiuna
bat Der Seriaiier iiberbaupt gar tcin
Sidt pabr9cnommcu. ipnbcrn es
iih Inn bas Naftounfcl i'm
3immer, oas MIR auf Den seeignetcn
glh9enbIid partete, Inn burG bas
gu peridnirbeul Srantlin
inbcs auf ieiner au9cbIiden
@ntoedun9 nnb fommt gu benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
Was etnem Decentralization paiiierte.

(Sortiesung bon Der 8. Geite.)
Der S9nau5e lit Der Bart bider, Der
godbart lit LANCER; aber ih muh
seben. i4 babe teine Belt. abie!" -
~gbie!"
Sie Seiben trennten iid. Ser
9err Weier itadeIte ben angeblihen
"Sbienfopf" empor, Der Serpeter
a6er Ierfte feline S6ritte Der Sinterz
aim gu. mo Die Sennbiitten lagen.
BORT lieb er bon einem Senuer cine
i6arfe S6eere. = Oumit i6lidy er in
einen Shpeineitau. Sic $hiere,
tpeld)e bort ibr Guartier batten, tparen
bo6Ii6it eritaunt iiber ben fremben
8eiud. Ils Der Seter nun gar ans
fling, an ibnen cine Shur por3us
nebmen. gerietben lie b~ouitGnbia in
Gebelion. = Sic paren nidt aez
trobnt, bel lebenbi9em 2eibe cine oers
arti9e entbaarung iiber iit erse6en
gu laicn. Srotbem gclang es benz
Yeter, na6 pielen &dmpfcn unb llmS
fpal5en ben eblcn 8oritent6ieren
einige gnifel ibrer Iangen. itarren
Hiidenboriten ab5unebmen. CT pers
lieb NIT bicier Seute ben Sdneiues
itua, orbnete bic 8oriten biibid naf
ibrer Sdn9e unb umtpidelte bic eins
5elnen giiihel an einem gnbe nit
rotbem ginbfaben. - Sas ipar Elm
feiner @emsbartI - Ser 9eter lod,te
bell alf. - lin bier llbr Itanb er
ifon orunben auf Dem almbiibel, Der
gerlincr mar cbenfaus iton oa. Ser
Seter er3dblte, tpte or 3fpei 8emIcn
erlegt. aber Die Sbicre nidt beruntcrs
gebraft babe, ipeil Tie 10 ihtper aes
peicn uno Die anbern @emien linn 70
bitter 5u9eieet bdtten; bod biz moraen
tperoe Der Serr Weier bas game
Yfuno in Den Sdnbcn baben - a,id
cinen @cmsiftpeii tonne er b%eileaen,
lpenn Der Serr Weier piinihe, Der
foite nihts. Scr Scrr Wleier niinifte
natiirlih. Gr mar iibcrgliidlih; =
inionoerbeit eefiel i6m Der ipeibe
8emsbart. Iurlduiig legte er benz
Teter orei 8ulbenitiide in bic Sanb
lino itndelte NIT ieiner 9eute triumz
pbiereno gu Sbale. - Sci Der Gable
o'bote am Gbenb. bas beiBt beim 9es
meinifaitlihen Ibenbeiien Der Srems
ben, er8dblte er bonn Slid, baS CT
bente gcbabt. Wie er ben SdIens
fopt beitie8er, pie nm ben Sfientopi
nod anbere &opfe itiinoen, gum 9eis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

ipiel Der &dIbertopf, Der gielstopf unh
Der Shafsfupf. tpie elm Sirt i'm aui
oteie berrlihe 9erefuppeu aufmerfiam
9ematt; mas bic @%emstbiere fir blutz
olritige 9eftieu ieien, unb tpie er troe :
Dem einen 9emsbart errungen babe
II. I. IN Die anberen Srembcu,
namentli6 Die sarten RumIeQen uno
endoigen Srauen, bordJten aeiponnt.
nur Der @iener Brofeiior ladte, baB
ibm Die Sbrdnen iiber bic @aneen
berunterrolten. - Oils Der 8erliner
nun gar ieinen 8emsbnrt bernmz
5eigte, burdiftpirrten Iaute Hufe Der
REMEMBERING aus unterItieolihen
0umenfeblen Die 2uft. tpie: rQb,
auerliebitl" = ~S d. e + NJ a n II" -
-griQantl" ~@ottlid!" II. (. IN.
Ser 8iener GrpfeHor mubte binauss
9eben. I'M ni6t in einen 2a6frampf
gu perfauen.
Im ndditen Sage our Nittugstafel
tam rtdtig cine erobe ShaGtel.
aoreiiiert an Germ Weier; ba brinnen
lagen MN bic S6peins6orIten, .tpeiB
uno idtpard, tunterbunt our6einanoer.
6benorauf lag elm Brief. Ser Serr
Wteier eroffnete benielben. es fielen
brei @uloenitiide beraus. lleberraift
bob er lie auf unb beeann gu le1en.
= Or fonnte aber bic unsefiise
Shrift niht ent3iffern, 3umal Der
grief i'm 9auernbialeft se5trieben
mar. Or eriufte oesbalb ben Prus
feHor. ibm benieIben gu entrdtbieln.
Der Rrofefor itubierte cine @eile unb
luhte; bann fraste er. Oh er ben Brief
laut borleien biirfe. = Ser Serr
Weier fonnte natiirlid nitts bageaen
baben, unb Der Srofeifor las:
81 Berlin in elm Ofen
Sbuen + 2appen baden
(baden):
Can duber, oan' eint,
Dan 5'iammi MAIDEN.
Sie Siruler. 10 boabt's.
@erb'n nit pier5ig Sobr
g'ideibt;
Sic 9erliner abr IaiIen iid
Deit pipe5's Sabr' no Belt.
SEA longs. ia trump's
S6pein
!Sot's @amial auf'n @'tpGnb.
Gb'r a Serfel. fpann's iderit.
SaBt Dir elm 8amsbart in
b Sdnb'.
limb q 9oab lit ia BOD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
SaR lid nifJt perbliiffen!

Cine Gbicaeo'er Seituna ifreibt:
Cine llngariihe Srau iaB por elm paor
Sa8en in eirem @bicaeo'er StraSen.
babnna9en, aIs Elm Wann Dor lie bins
trnt nno ibr befabl, cine bas ungaris
lde Wappen 5eisenbe g~uiennabel. su
e%ntfernen. Die Srau, fpethe Der enas
lt'hen Sprahe mn ipenig mGhtia lit,
tbat anglterfiilt oas aefd6rlihe
Sfmuditiid in bic Suubtaife unb
ltteg beifdmt an Der ndchiten Stra,
Benede ab. Sic bate unterlaien, Al
tra9en. NIT peld1em 8ecbte elm unbes
fainter ibr @ori6riitcn made unb Oh
er elm 8eamter lei, in tpelhem Soue
er leinen Imtsitern bate portpeiien
milIen. Sic Summer bes Gteru5
bate es Der Srall ermDglidbt, cine ge,
lftperoe tpe9en GmtsmiBbrali6s aes
gen i'm einsureifen, ober, falls or Gin
Nntsab5eiden ni6t borsu3eiaen pers
motte. i'm tpegen Smperipnicrung
zines Seanten berbaften unb NIT
iftperer Strafe belesen gu laHen.
" ur Mot b b [ Ii {
Iaiieul
Sbrer &edte iid better betpubt mar
cine oeutIfe Srau, Die nit eiucr
Sreunoin auf Der metropolitan Sodz
babn fnbr. Gin iunger SoIoat in ans
idetneno nod gang neiiem a6ati or,
fldrte ibr NIT lauter Gimme: ,Iufs
gebort NIT Dem 9eutidiprehen, Sic
ltno lcBt IN ben Der. Stauten!"
nSagen sic bas nochmall" e%rtpiberte
tbm Die Ingerebete. Ser tapfere Cans
oespcrtbcibi8er fam bieier Gufforoe.
rling mad uno erbielt als Quittuna
cine Waullhelle bon As Gcntimetern.
IlS or abipebrenb Die Sanb erhob,
ihlus i'm Die Srau nod 5lpei Deal nies
Der. fpobei er sulest 10 ungliidIih nit
Dem aopfe 9egen cine Siblebne ans
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1710-Girls' Apron. A neat apron
hfor work or play. Bingham, percale,
schambray, lawn, drill, jean or sateen
could be used for this style. 1t would
Ebe nice in checked bingham, with pip
sings of white, or in figured percale,
FINISHED with feather edge braid. The
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: 2, 4, 6, s and
40 years. 1t requires . IA yards Of
B6-inch material for a 6-year size.
Price 10c-
2073-Child's Rompers with Sleeve
1n Either of Two Lengths. A practi-
cal play dress. Seersucker, gingham,
~hchambray, linen, drill and percale. also
sserge, flannel and f1annelette are good
for this model. The pattern is cut in
n sizes: 2, 8. 4 and 8 years. 1t re-
quires 2 3-4 yards of 36-inch material
Tor a 4-year size. Price 10c.
2078-A Simple Apron Model.
Seersucker, gingham, percale, lawn.
drill, alpaca, b~rilliantine or sateen
may be used for this style. 1t is
fitted by shoulder and underarm seams
and has deep arm openings for com
fort and ease. The pattern is cut in
a sizes: Small for 80 and "a inches
bust measure; medium for sc and 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

at the closing. The sleeve may be
finished in wrist or elbow length.
The pattern is cut in Z sizes: "a, 36,
3s. 40, AZ, Al and 40 inches bust meas
ure. 1t requires 6 "a yards Of 49,
inch material for a 36-inch size. The
sskirt measures about 3 yards at the
foot Price 10c.
2082-One-P Piece Dress for Misses
and Small Women. A popular, com
Portable and practical style. There
is hardly any style so well adopted to
slender figures as this one. 1t is easy
TO develop and good for any of the ma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
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