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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

aIs elm 8onig ieine arone, tpirb ims
mer mehr oernahldiii9t.
Spart einmal, Sbr IdS6en, =
naturlih 8eht bos pus@ unb gefa1s
IudIttge Nooendrrinnen, nift brape
Sun9fruuen an, - uno bdn9t. tpeuu
Sbr ans Sreien beuft. unb Cure
Si9ur CUR S6au trd9t. ltatt Sitter
uip. Den Wantcl Der ginfahbeit, Be-
Iheioeubeit uno SittIamteit nm, uno
Sbr tueroet auf Die Before &Iafe ber
Observation-Disclosures Sun99eieQeu, fpelf)e
Den &ern bon Spreu INNER gu unters
i6eioeu neiB, better impontereu uito
braudt nift in cine &nnq unb Sdn
6etratb 81 ennen no mad BEN eriteu
Slitteripod)eu ser 8anfteufel guer
6ausgeno1ic miro unb Die, enttpeoer
i'm eipi9en &rieg ober - ipie bies bier
5u 2anbe leiber gar 81 bGrfi9 por>
tou1mt = in S6eibun9 enoen.
limb Sbr Srngse'elen. tpcnn S6r
eiumal elm branes Ntdb6en als Cure
2ebensgefdbrtin beim9efibrt babt.
itebt ab BON gureu Sunsseielens
@riqen. unb 3iebt als iuuge gbez
manner feline anoere 8eieaI6aft Der
gurer Srdu Dor. Sretbet @un an
ben &erttagsz Nahmittagen, no S6r
drbeiteu ioQt, ni6t in Den ,8dieban
GROUNDS" berum, unb meibet 4benos
Die Sbeater, ndbreub Cure CUTE Srdu
ALIEN bel Der 2ampe iist, Sic 9o6er
in Gureu Striimpieu Itopft, ODER Cure
u%ertuabrloite Suug9eieQen : 8eib5euss
rpirtbid,aft in Sronuug bringt. Sleibt
4benbs 6iibit beim @eibhen unb
iuhet ibr burf cine belebrenoe llnters
baltune, Elm gutes BUD II. l.. N. Die
3eit 81 pertrei6er; urb tpenn Sbr
etnmal aus9e6eu poGt, 10 nebnct
@urer sSartner", Dem an 8ottes
beili9er Stdtte Sbr emit etpige 9iebe
geifiporen. alId1 NIT. Sc toitet nidt
mcbr uno matt auf Sreunb unb Seino
eiuen euten giubrud, gu iebcl, penn
Elm Wann ieinem @eibfeu auh cine
Srerbe mnft. Sro9et nift ben groBs
ten She'll Cures 8crbienites in Die
8irtbi6aftcu, ipenn Sbr ie6et, baB
Cure Srau lid Wiibe eibt, Die Saus<
baltung in Orbnuns gu balten, uub,
mo mo9lih, benz @oblitanbe 5u3us
fibreu. Su Summa Summarum, Der
Wann beitre6e lid, 10 6ran 5u iein,
als Die Srau fem Iolte, urp Der @neel
oes Sriebeus pirb iiber guren Sdups
tern rpdlteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Gin ~barmluies RGtbiel.
(gou Sricorih bon Salet.)

0ie 6eibt Ser Raun, ben Pile lieber,
Sic gutter Seutid)en bod 5umeiit.
uno Der rod ME ettpds betrteben.
@as ir9enb 9roB uno tii6ti9 bciBt?
Rir, ih sciteb's, lit er 3utpiber,
Senn iiberaQ brdu9t or iih elm,
2dSt in Den Sorgenitu6[ lid nieoer,
Sn iebem Sausbalt muB er ictn.
Sic &anscl bat CT aid betrcter,
CT erer3iert, iist 81 8eritt,
Or lieit an llniperittdten
limb bat i'm Stdatsratb picl 8etpi9t.
SGfofmiise ncnnt Iid ieine &rone;
CIR babt 9enialeu llebermuth;
Or blin5t unb ldfelt nur gum 2obue.
@enn Sober itets rie Iue tbut. -
@enn giner mafJt nit 6unbert
Sdritter,
1ds ma nit cincm Spruuec fam,
Sas itub linn alte, CUTE Sitten,
Sas iiebt CT ii6 behaglit an.
Sod tpilit Su groBes, eisnes idaffen.
miro Der Stumre plosli6 laut,
CT pirb 9ih ihmdb'n uno Sid
befluffen,
gis alien Ieuiten o Dir eraut.
limb tpiIIit Su fallen i'm beim 8raeen,
8Icih iiber Sid fdut IQes Der,
0u fpirit ~seidJoltcn, ipirit gei6Iasen,
Senn Iac Iiebeu i'm 81 iebr.
Gin &erl. 10 lappig uuo 10 ihmdhti9,
60 gdn5Iif pbue @is unb Wtarfl
limb benuof herrid]t er fait al
mddtig;
8er i'm 6ciiegt, lit lotpenitarf.
9 lag er lieber rod sei6lager,
3eraueti6t dui elmer giienbabn!
y@ie beiBt er benu?" = Sd tpiQ's
guh id9en:
gs lit = Der aIte 9 hIenbridn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Siinslinsen uno Sungfrauen sur
gebersiguug.

Saseitol5e, iogen. vSlo Bachelors"
nebmeu. pie aa9cmein gelagt piro,
BON Sabr 3u Sabr mebr gu. poruebm>
lid in ben 4reiien Der io9eu. Imeris
faner. Wesbalb bteie Griheinuue?
Ter 8rrno lit obne Speifel barin 81
iuhen, bab Den SungeeieQen, tpelhe
ebrlih bleiben tpoQeu. Der Ippetit gum
6eiratben pereebt, tpenn ite ieben, Dap
bic Rabies, bel beuen es beiBt:
SINNER uub eipig in Saus unb
9raus,
Wdnnd)en, ldaff mir mir brap
9clo ms Saus,
ii6 10 sans uuo gar nimmer unh Der
Sede itreden tonneu unb iif an bds
gldnseube glcnb 5u ~9eippbnen iud]en,
bel benen Der Iaun, Der nidt label
bate 8eiftbiimer beiist. ieine 8ldus
bigger betriieen uno Sdimpf unb
StanSc am @uoe iiber iid) ergeben
laiien mug. Sic nIten cbriameu
Sousirauen, 0 oeneu Shiuer ia9t:
Sic mebren Den 8efpiuu
Mit pronenbem CHM,
meroen INNER iclteuer, unb Die Sfle9e
Der bGusli6en Sporiamfeit, bel pelz
der ser Mann lid sIiidlif iiibIte unb
Ieine eiseneu bier Yfdble bober ihdste,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Setet fir lire peritorbene 9amerabin!

8ai6in9ton, 500. - 2ieber
Sntell @ott gum 8rubel Sd babe
nod ME einen Sricf aus @aibineton,
0to., I'M .Sprehiaal" eeieben uno
besbal6 mill j6 ben Infans MAIDEN.
Gielei6t perbeu anbere ainber bon
bier Damn ebenfnQs ifreiber.
Sd bin neun Sabre alt unb se6e in
Die bieiiee Sran3 Sor9ia zSfarri6ule,
pelhe bon Notre Game : Shtpeiterr
geleitet nirb. @ir baben uniere
S6uli6peitern rett lieb. benn Die
ielben iino ie6r gut. auh uniere
Yrieiter iinb iebr eifris unb mir baben
bieielbeu iebr serne. Sd bin I'M 3.
8rao unb lerne en9liif uno oeuti6,
meiitens dber engliih.
Im 21. 0fai baben mir cine unie>
rer Sdulfamerabinnen gu 8rabe ees
trageu. Ro9e Der lie6e 8ott i6r Die
etpige Rlibe eebcu!
8enn bieicr 8rief nift in Den
1apierforb tpanbert. tperoe i9 BAH
tpieberum ifreibeu.
Grit reht ber5lihen 9riiben an ale
Reffen unb Nid)teu, perbleibe id,
0eine Nifte, AMANDA IIts
m c J !.
Sd bin iiher, bab ale Ni6ten unh
Neffen. Die Sieies Ieien. serne meis
uem 8unidDe n%aftommen fperben UNI
Seiuer peritorbereu Sdulfdmerabir
in ibren @ebctcn sebenten. tperben
gereib niht. ms in 9einent ndhiter
9riefe ibreu Namen m~it3utbeilen. =
Ser SnfeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Seift Seitamcnt.
(3um acknowledgements s6eit.)

(Sum Srobnlei6nams sSeit.)
Gls Su 81 iter6er ginseit.
8eliebter Seiu mein,
Sa lieBeit Oh gum Seifcu
Ser 9roben 2tebe 9ein
Gin ll%nterpfnnD 3uriid ms,
Son Ini6ein Srot unb Rcin.
Spra6it gu gu Seincn Siingern,
.Oies lit meiu 2cib. meiu Slut,
11nb mein 9cbdftniB feiert.
60 oft i6r SieIes t6ut."
Sid Ielbit bait Su pcrmdft uns,
Sid ielbit, bas boditc 8ut.
Sum Gag Inn Sag Ser @riciter
Im beil'gen S6reine ite6t,
go er nit Ra6t ben StmmeL
Sn Spfer uno 8e6et.
Sir it6 unb Die 8emeinbe
lin reiden Segen flebt.
&c offnet ii6 Der Simmel
Guf zines Weniden 8ort;
Splt 1elDer ltet9l perrlteper,
Ses etp'9eu 2ebens Sort
Birb pabrbaft gegentpdrtig
Guf benz Ilture bort.
1lnb @ottes gneel ifpebeno
llmseben BEN Iltar;
Sem Weniheniobn tie brin9cr
Sic idulb'ee @bre BAR.
Sic er beim 8ater bate,
g6'bem bas 8eltaq mar.
q tpunberbdr 8ebeimnib,
Sas tdeli9 it6 pol3iebt.
$50 Orb unb Simmel einig
4nbeteno nieoerfnietl
8er ihaut elm GROCER 8unbcr.
GIs Gbriltenauge iiebt?
(8en. q. S. Otto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Seirutben inter glntsperuunbten.

Gin traurises 8eiden u~nierer 8eit
lit. bab Die 3abl Der 9liubeu, 2abmen.
Stumnlen, gpilcptii6en. Sbioteu,
Stripped bon Sabr gu Sabr GROCER
miro. Sizes lit, beionbers Den Chen
inter Slutsberpanbteu 5u5uidreiben.
8, ibr Gltern, ieib bart unb unbeus,
lam, penu ellre ainber elm Ser6dlts
nib nit eiuem 9lutsperfpanoten be-
einnen lIno bic lbiid)t baben, cins
amber su beiratben. Sulbet es nie>
mails, aud, tpenu Die duBeren Scrbdlts
niiie nod 10 sldn5eub iinb. bcntet an
Die i9peren Solsen bieies S6rittes,
burh tpelhe nift bIoB Die @eiunobeit
Der &inber, Ionberu oas Slid Der Saz
Mile auf's SpieI 9ciest lit. Die
Stride (pie audi Der Staat) iiebt Die
Che 3piideu 9lutspertpanbtcn ichr
lluseru unb lie bat Elm tr~enncnocs
gbebinberuiB aufgeitelt uub MIR BEL
Rortieeuu9 uui Der 6. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Sclpbnte Sciheibenbeit.

Gbalbert 8iiiier. Der Dor ca, piersis
Sabrcn aIs Sropit bes Stiites @ps
itcbrab seitorben. mar ais Sobu
armer @ltern in Stalis seboren.
Gines Cages sins Der arabe 8iiiier
nit Dem bamalisen 8anonifus Sitti1
sesen Yras. l~lntcrpegs famen lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Pray for Her Deceased Mother!

Pray for Her Deceased Mother!
West Point, Neb.-Dear Uncle.-I
will tell you some sad news. Our dear
mother was sick for a week and a
half. She died the 26th Of April. We
all are sorry and miss her very much.
The day of the funeral was cold and
rainy. 1t still is cold, rainy, and
showing. l wish the sun would shine,
so it would get warm that the oats and
garden stuff would grow. - Justina
S%endgraff.
The loss Of one so dear to us as a
mother is certainly sorrowful. But
what does sorrow and wall help! They
are a heavy clog obstructing the path
Of our life. Only true Christian spirit,
which utters itself in prayer for the
deceased and in the hope of a heavenly
reunion, is useful, both to ourselves
and to the deceased. Let us therefore
remember the deceased in our prayers.
II. /. P.-Der Onkel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

meadow larks quite a while ago. On
the 9th of May, / saw a big brown
thrush and a big frog. Yesterday at
noon, l saw a robin redbreast and blue
bird. This morning l saw seven blue
birds and a wild canary bird.-We
have some pretty lilacs. Our roses have
big buds and they will soon open. We
planted 100 strawberry plants and &c
cabbage plants. We also planted "a
tomato plants and then came a frost on
the 4th of May and they all froze. Our
peas are about four inches high and our
onions are nice and big. We had let
tuce from Our garden already since
Easter. Our pear trees blossomed the
last of April. The trees are nice and
green now. l think that is a good sign
of spring.-Anna Hahn.
Welcome to the "Sprechsaal'! Call
again soon.-Der Onkel.
y
Calls for the Second Time.
Remsen, IOwa.-Dear Uncle AS l
saw my last letter in the paper, l
thought l would write again. l have
a little garden at home, which i enjoy
very much. l have two brothers whose
m are Peter and Frank. l like 10
60 to school. There are about forty
scholars in my room. My teacher Is
Sister Nj. Ephran. The birds are all
very busy gathering string, sticks,
straw and mud to build their nests.
With best regards to all little nieceS
and ENTHUSIASTICALLY Greten.
Coll ouoin Won a rsa q lurQ yS wnlrOml
Der Onkel.
Is the Coolest of Four Girls.
Max, n. D.-Dear Uncle.-No one
has written from this part Of the coun
try yet, so / thought l would make a
start. I'm eleven years old. There are
four girls in our family. l am the old
est. l would like to write German, hut
| can't. l can read some German which
l have picked up.-Margaret Ulrieh.
Can't you get some Of your sisters TO
write too? IL not, you. at least, be a
frequent caller.-Der Onkel.
-
Is Not As Successful As Buddy.
Philippsburg. Kansas.-Dear Uncle:
AS l did not see my first letter in
print, l thought / would try again.
l have a flower and vegetable garden,
but my beets and carrots are not as big
as Buddy's. / have often tried TO put
the puzzles together, but this Is the
first time that l have Succeeded al
ways like to go to pick daisies and VIC
lets. but now l don't get so much time,
for when 1 play, the weeds begin TO
grow In my garden. Our apple and
cherry trees are blooming nowhere
are MANY birds here and l like to hear
them sing and watch them build their
nests. Some of the birds are: meadow
lark, swallow, hooking bird and corn
bird. With best regards To all the
nieces and nephews.-Anna Marqueling.
Won't you tell us something about
your garden in your next letter?-Der
Onkel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Gas bpfbeilise Srobnleifnams. 5eit
(8um 10. Stunt
4

Su ernit Tino Die Srauertage Der
9artpode, aIs bnB Die tat6oliIGe
Stride uub lire &inber bas @inz
iesupssfeit Deg b~eili9iten M~tarsiafras
mentes. pelhes in iene Belt fallen
tpiirbe. arrf cine 10 feierlihe 8eiie be-
9eben fonnte, ipie es Gin 10 tpidtiees
@reisnib erforbert. Sesbalb bat Die
Stride es fir eeeieneter s%efunbeu, bas
Gnbcnfen an bieie ipuuberbare 2iebess
that beg grloiers an gegentpdrtieen
Sage 3u feiern. limb an oieiem Sage
entfaltet lie al6 pirtli6 ale ibre
Gra6t. I'M benz Seilano i'm Iltarsz
iaframente einen gldu5enben triumph
gu bereiten unb iid fir Die iegenss
rei6e giriesung bieies Saframentes
banfbar gu 5ei9en.
.Srobnleihnam" lit elm altbeltidcs
Wort unb beibt 10 piel oils Seib bes
Germ. Sas Iqerbeili9ite miro BEL
Der Yro3eiiion nit mDglihit GROCER
Seierliffeit burdJ Die Dffentlihen
GtraBen a%etra9en. &e9e uuo Sduier
iinb in manni9faher 8eiie geihmiidt.
Sn Seutihlano lit es geitattct, bnB an
bier nacb ben beri6iebenen SimmeIss
eesenben errifteteu IItdren Der Gns
fang ie zines Der bier gbanselien 9ez
iuneeu unb Der iatramentaliihe Seeeu
ert6eilt ipiro. @s ipirb baourf anae>
beutet, baB Die @olfer aller Simmelsz
s~eeenben an ben Segnuneeu bes alers
b~eiligiteu Saframentes Intbeil ne6z
men Iolen. 8dbrenb Der Sftape
tpirb tGelif bas MerbeiligIte beint
@ottesoienite feierIih our an6etuus
ausgeiest.
Snrtber5isfeit.
Ghon bonn Ienidli6feitsiinn ans
betraftet, lit Sartber3igfeit perabs
ifeuensnertb. llnb es lit freilif aud,
fir Die Gtpi9feit cine iebr cruite
Srase, Oh mir 9egcn uniere Iitmens
ihen elm mitfiblcuocs Ser5 obcr
1drten. ielbitii6eu Sinn 9e5ei9t baben.
Sci Hei6e bate bielleift Dem Irmen
nod mebr belfen fonnen. Iber lpenn
2a5arrs nun 9erabe Dor Der Sbiir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Had a Holy Mission.

Elizabeth, Hl.-Dear Uncle:-I have
not seen any letters from Elizabeth. so
l thought L would write. Papa has
taken the 'Katholischer Weston for
over twenty years and l am reading
the English letters hat are on this
page, because l cannot read German.
We have no Sisters here. l go TO the
public school. l am eleven years old
and in the fifth grade. We have in
structions every Saturday afternoon
from Jul pastor. We have Holy Hour
on Saturday nights. We had a mission
here from the md to the 18th Of
March. Rev. Father Eckart was the
missionary. The mission was we'll at
tended. There are four in our family
and we all joined the Sacred Heart So
ciety; besides, papa joined the Holy
Name Society. This is my first letter.
Veronica Berlage.
1 am glad to have a caller from Eliza
beth in the "~Sprechsaal". Let us hope
that you will call very Offender
Onkel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

BEL eincm Sdderlaoen boriiber, unb
Der 8eiitlihe forberte ben 8nuben auf,
lid, cine Semmel 5u nebmeu. Ser
&rabe itrdubte lid anfaugs, Damn ee>
itauo er aber. baB er fein 8elo babe.
.Nun, 10 tperbe i'd sablcn". ertptoerte
ldhelno Der &~anonifus, tporauf Der
&nabe Die ~fleinite Semmel nabm. Sic
8eiGeibenbeit gefiel DEM 8ciitlifcu,
CT nabm lid oes 8naben an uno iorste
bafiir, baB er itIbieren fonnte. or
iuuroe Yrieiter, itiee raid erlpor, bis
CT i6lieBlih gum Sropite ernannt
purbe. Hiiffer bate Dor Dem Sauie.
lporin iih Der drmlid)e SGderluoen
beiarb. cine ebrfur6tsppIe Sheu.
bcnn BORT traf Der @e%nSepunft fir
feline 3utunit eiu. Oils bas Saus
pertauft purne. crtparb er es uno an
Stele bes balbperfaQenen Sdus6ens
erbob it'd Elm auiebnlites 8ebdube,
oas Der Sropit 8iiiier erbaueu Iieb.
Hahabmensuertb.
Gin iunees Wao6cn mar berrns
9lildt uuo muBtc beinabe elm Sabr
lang bas gett bitten. Sic bate
etli6e inniee Sreunbinnen. Ser @es.
ben bieie cinid)lugcu, I'M ibr Die
LANCE Sait 10 an9enebm ais moelit
81 geitatten, lit tuertb. natseabmt gu
peroen.
Siir's Critic tpGblte icSe cinen be-
itimmtcn Sdu in Der @od1e, nm Die
aranfe 81 beiuhen, uno eS mar cine
ausgemafte Sahe. baB an bielem
Gage fcin anperes 8ci6dit ba3pis
lhen tommeu biirie. Gs mofte
re9ucn ober better icin. Die 8rantc
ourfte beitimmt baraui refueu. gu
irecno elmer Stunbc ScS Cages oas
Iuseiift elmer Srcunbin gu iebeu,
unb 10 ipurbe ibr Die gintDnigfeit
ourf anscncbmc @eiudDc periteuht.
Scbcs Mdbdcn iudtc icinen Gag
fir Die Grantc 10 augenebm uub
u~nterbaltcno als nur mD9lid) 81 sez
italten. Die cine brafte cine Samms
lung o photographer gum Ins
ihauen. cine aubcre las aus cinem
intcrelianten Suhe ppr, nod cine
dnoere hattie Gin neues Spiel ppr8us
bringen. pclhes Die &ranfc niht 10
iebr a~uircgcn piiroc. @cnu ite cinen
4usilIg mad)ten, brddte elm iebcS Elm
Inbcnfeu an ben1clbeh fiir Die Iicbe
Sreunbin nit bcim, ipclf,e ia iolhe
Sreube entbebren muBte. 60 piel ais
ntoeIid lieben lie Die Srcunbin on
ibren Sreuoen uno g~rbolunsen tbeils
nebmen.
Wir piinIfen, a1c ,lniere iunaen
Sreuube pdren ipiQis. bieic Idbz
den n~ad,5unbmer. Sit ein @lieb Der
Sfultlaiie burh arantbeit an haS
Saus 9eieiiclt. mic Ieitt lit cs iiir
Die Nnbcrcu. basieIbc abpcdiclnb 81
bciud)en unb es in ieiner Giuiamtcit
uub ieincn Shmcr5eu aui5umunteru!
Srobicrt es cinmal!
= Sc srpBcr Ser Ianr. bcito
fpeniser tpiro or auf icinen 9orbeereu
ausrubeu.
= @enn man aus bem Hescn in
Die Srauic fomnlt, iist man meiiters
aui Dem 5rodcnen.
= 60 Ranfcr opfert feline Srirs
Sipien Dem griols unb aIaubt, Dap CT
Inn hiU;n rnuft hohs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Her First Letter.

Houston, kanSas.-Dear Uncle This
is my first letter 10 you. l always read
the English letters In the paper. l can
not read nor write German, so l am
writing In English. / am Il years old
and in the 9th grade. l have two
brothers and three sisters, but one was
taken by God ten years ago. One
brother, one sister and l go to school.
Our school was closed on the 18th of
April. 1t is n long time till school will
reopen again.
ON the 18th of April l saw the first
bullsnake. On the 10th of April | saw
the first yellow butterfly. On the 2nd
Of May, l heard a noise and looking up,
/ saw a big flock of wild geese. They
were flying southeast. / heard the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
gubhp unb iein Shweiterlein.

Sier, liebe &inoer, lit Der Slid, ben
Suoop porige 8ohe ~9cfan9en bat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
From a Little Farmer Boy.

IIptOn, hanSaS.-Dear Uncle :-Thls
is my first letter. / am seven years old
and l help with the chores.-Felix
Beck.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Welcome, little farmer boy! Call
again.-Der Onkel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

(6ortiesuus auf Der 6. Scite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Is the Coolest of Four Girls

Can't you get some Of your sisters to
write too? IL not. you. at least, be a
frequent caller.-Der Onkel.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1917-04-07
To PreUent Old Age
Coming Too Soon !

'"Toxic polsons in the blood are thrown
out by the kidneys. The kidneys act us
filters for such products. II we wish to
prevent old age coming too soon and In
crease our chances for long life, we
should drink plenty Of pure water and
take n little Anuric," says the world
famed DIR. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y.
When suffering from backache, fire.
quent or scanty urine, rheumatic pains
here or there, or that constant tired,
worn-out feeling, the simple way to
overcome these disorders is merely to
obtain little Anurlc double strength)
from your nearest druggist and you viii
quickly notice the grand results. You
will find II many times more potent
than llthia, and that It dlssolves uric
acid as hot water does sugar.
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NEW MODELS IN oNe-PIecg FRock.

TO wool fabrics than shirrings are. In
the beautiful frock pictured above they
nre seen ut their best, for the skirt IL
mnde up of a series of panels having
Inverted plnts at the side of each
panel. They are strapped down few
inches below the waistline by narrow
folds Of the material fastened at each
end with small cloth-covered( buttons.
The bodice appears to fasteb In the
back and Is cut with n square opening
at the front of the neck. The over
bodice Of crepe georgette covered with
an all-over pattern, In soutache braid.
probably fastens with snap fasteners,
under the left arm. The sleeves are
full and plain, finished with n deep
cuff Of braided georgette matching the
bodice. A turnover collar Mt the neck
is small and may be either Of plain
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(Ohat'\Jell Dressed =
@I(9Fz2
Women (J11l JeaF$1N

All that is left to designers " one
piece frocks is the discovery Of new
finishing touches in the way Of deco
rations. Every conceivable method Of
making I'm the skirts and bodies has
already been exploited with plaitS and
shirrings utilized where any fulluess
is required and the waistline placed
anywhere from just below the bust to
the line Of the hips.
As skirts grow narrower and
straighter plaits take the lead In pro-
viding the fullness necessary, since at
the same time they insure straight
lines. Besides they are better adapted
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the line of the bust to the waistllne.
There is tiny button at the throat,
fastening with loop OF silk.
Embroidery in heavy silk floss, re-
peats the color In the vest and APP
pears at each side OF the front. The
season has developed leaning toward
color contrasts In blouses. which often
does not stop at two-color cOmbina-
tions. This is very attractive model
for the woman who finds n costume
blouse, to be worn with dressy tai
lored suit. the most convenient of all
things for afternoon wear. Where time
is precious and distances great. as In
the larger cities, blouse Of this kind
and handsome suit, will carry their
wearer through the afternoon and eve.
ming without any henrtburnngs.
For exactly the same purposes. the
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hlouSes are designed without any pro-
vision for their needs.
This blouse is NJ gcorgctte with
vcstce. collar and narrow turncd-hnck
cuffs of satin. In contrasting color.
The body Of the blouse is rather plain.
with little fullncss tsct in at the
shoulder scamS) in the front. The
sleeves are full gathered into deep
cuffs Of crepe and these are finished
nj the wrist with narrow satin cuffs.
All seams are hemstitchcd. The edges
of the satin vest are finished with n
piping Of satin. and It fastcns with
three fancy square buttons set ON from
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But. Where to PUT Il.

A new regulation In certain coal
mine required that each lnan mark
with chalk the number of every car of
coal mined.
One man named Rudolph. having
filled the eleventh car, marked 1t as
No. l, and after ponderlng awhile. let
It go at that.
Another miner, happening to notice
what he thought was mistake, called
Rudolph's attention to the fact that
he had marked the car No. instead Of
No. IL.
"Yes, | know" said Rudolph. "but /
can't think which side the other wan
goes n."-Everybody's Magazine.
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Get Favorite Prescription today
either In liquid or tablet form from
your druggist II you want TO better
your physical condition speedily. II Is
n wonderful prescription prepared only
from natures roots and herbs, no alco-
hol. no narcotic. Ingredients on wrap
per.
Book on Women's Diseases sent free
Write DIR. Pierce, Invallds' Hotel, Buf.
falO, N. Y, for free confidential advice,
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COSTUME BLOUSE OF CREPE AND SATIN.

peplum blouse deserves much consld-
Grafton. II is made of georgette crepe
usually with peplum more or less long,
according to the preference Of It's
wearer, and 1t Is much elaborated with
trimmings. 1t achieves formal dress
and has so much good style that II
may even shine down more pretenrlous
garments.
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When n man finally succeeds in put
ting his past to sleep he is always
afraid someone will come along and
wake II up.
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Not Quite Certain.

Six-year-old Phyllis was lively
youngster who brought II note from
mamma to her grandmother one day.
"Will you come over this afternoon,
denrr asked grandma.
The little one stopped TO think n
moment, then answered:
"Well don't you 'spect me and
don't you inspect me; may turn up
and / may not" And AWAY she flew.
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DEATH LuRKs IN A WEAK HEART

so on first symptoms use "Renovine"
and be cured. Delay and pay the awful
penalty. "Renovine" Is the hearts
remedy. Price S1.OO and 50c.--Ady.