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Evening journal., 1917-10-30

Who is the champion boxer Of AN
the boys now training TO send BIZ
Hohenzollern down FOR the count?
Maybe well know IN the not very
dim nor distant future. II the war de-
partment takes this tip and encourages
the fellows IN contonmenis to settle
the question among themselves. They
don't need encouragement. All they
need is permission.
They're young fellows, young and
fun OF life. and nothing will tickle EN-
more than TO have grand national
boxing contest open TO every lad who
is fitting himself for the big fight
licking the kaiser
They'll like company. regiment, can
torment and inter-canionment boxing
bouts a lot more than twlrling their
thumbs or playing dominoes these
winter evenings.
What say. Secretary Of War Baker
How about IT,. commanders OF can
tonments?
You have or soon will have plenty
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

is going TO pass mp $4,000 bouts 90 in
siruct and entertain soldicrs-to-hc.
There's Kid Mccoy than whom the
ring never saw a better boxer mixing
cm iip In the heavy class. The Kid is
now a sergeant at Camp Dix. Nrlghis-
town. r. I., teaching glove lessons 10
AN the men in camp.
In a few days Benny Leonard. cham
pion lightweight. WI boz boxing In
sirucior at Camp Upton, Naphank. ~
y. Willie nitchlc, former lightweight
champ. will boz with The National
Army men at Camp Lewis, American
Lake. Wash. Joe Mandoi the clever
New Orleans lightweight. has Just been
appointed am army boxing instructor.
Richie Mitchell. lightweight, has been
ordered TO report at Fort Slll Okla.
packey Mcfarland and Johnny XII
| bane win help make training life
more interesting for the boys. So will
Battling Levinsky.
! Before winter comes scores OF other
boxers VIII Doe added 60 the list Of
| army instructors. They may be wear
ing army uniforms, from kwpie Erh
lup 90 big Jess Willard
Oh. hoys Wouldn't 10 be some nigh
when the pride OF Company u meet
the hest boxer Company q can put mp
MILO knows what nuglllsic marvel
might be uncovered by these boNin
] exhibitions?
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
FOR BALL SCORES
CALL
D. & A. 50
DELMARYIA 1903
SMSPOIIE@EG
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OUR BEST TIP.

AllNlAF NAlNANAi Nutt cast
OF, has won eight straight
races.
Why not some baseball instructors
at the cantonmentsl
And there's r whole raft OF rasslers
who'd be willing to so to the war
camp mai-much more willing than
TO the trenches.
BEAR STORIES from football pub
licity experts are more bearish than
they ever were, thereby proving that
there's lots OF first-class material
shaping up for the big games.
SEVERAL THOUSAND fair 10
punk l'ghtweights will be tickled
when Benny Leonard devoies all his
time TO teaching boxing TO soldiers.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
CHICkEN FANCIERs no MEET.

The executive committee Of the
Diamond state Poultry and Pigeon
Association will meet az Felrs Store
No. 100 West Fourth street this
evening All members are urged TO
be present.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

Advertisement
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

OF all the ball games that are great
10 play-baseball. football, basket
ball. handhall, kittenball-the king
pin OF them is the SNOWFALL sport the
little hoy has when the first heavy
fall whitens the earth.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

for Itself as a trapshootlng center ln
the last few years and the tournaments
staged by Mr.. Reynolds club have all
ways been success a large attend
ance on November Is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30
X. G. Z. LEAGUE.

Totals ....... $50 74s 57e-ls7s
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

Real estate transactions arc under
bcnehecnt ruling and change Of loca-
ton, effected through a Want Ad. will
bring happiness and prosperity.
Evening journal., 1917-10-30

The rookie footballist is now busy
telling what a bonehad play the
coach made in not giving him
place on the regular team.
BILL JACK. who ought 10 bo the
city's best checker player. has no
ticed that while We don't like kings
and queens, every player tries his
iarndest 10 get into the kingrow.
George Stalllngs. big chief Of the
once heap big Braves. says he's max
ing a fortune out Of prize bulls down
In Georgia. George always was good
AZ tossing the bull
AMT 1T ROTTEN
To wake up in the morning an
think il is Sunday an you gotta day
of an the wife hollers up: Aren't
you going to get up so we can get an
early start to mothers today?"
TIP 10 composing room. Keep
standing: SOLDIER BARTFIELD
MEETS ITALIAN JOE CANS AGAIN
That'll save trouble setting it up
every few days.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

2096-A Dainty Skirt. This style
Is ideal for soft crepe, novelty SILK,
null, batiste, for iouncing, bordered
goods, Bingham, chambray, shantung,
wolfe or gabardine. The pattern is cut
In 6 sizes: %, "a, 20, %, 80 and 81
inches waist measure. 1t requires 0
IA yards of 36-inch material for a "a
inch size. The skirt measures about
8 Is yards at the hem. Price 10c.
1953-1949-A Dressy Combina-
ton to Wear at Home or When Calling.
Surplice effects are becoming to most
figures. Pattern 1858 illustrates a
pretty style on these lines, with a
smart broad collar and new sleeve. The
skirt that accompanies it is, also in
good style. Both models are good for
any Of the materials now in vogue.
Shaped yoke portions trim the skirt,
which also forms a wide panel over
the front. The waist pattern is in Z
sizes: "a, 36, 3S, 40, AZ, Al and 46
inches bust measure. 1t is nice for
wolfe, Georgette crepe, lawn, batiste,
taffeta and flannel. 1t will require 2
ga yards of 44-inch material for a
36-inch size. The skirt is in Z sizes:
%, "a, 26, %, 80, 81 and "a inches
waist measure. 1t is good for serge,
broadcloth, gabardine, mixed suiting.
taffeta, satin and velvet. Size "a will
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Den ni6ti9iten 8riinben ipiro 9ispers
ertbeilt.
Sod beutli6er uber iprift Die
Statiitit. Gin fran80iii6er ar8t iagt
uno bat feitgeitelt, baB adJt3chn Wal
mebr tuub1hlmme ainoer aus Chen
8ipiiden 8lutsperpanbteu 5lpeitcn
@rabes uno iiebeuunbbrcibig Ial
mebr tauitumme aiuber aus Chen
sfpiiden 8ertpanbten erIten INN
Sritten @ruoes itammen, als aus GEE
pobulifen Chen. Nad Den neuciten
aufItcQungcn itebt es felt. hab bic
Sdlite Der ainber. bic aus perpunoten
Chen itammen, forperlitl ober 9eiiti9
miubermertbig limb. Sc ndber Die
@crpaubtitait. beito GROCER Die Sc
fa6r. Cine 8ereiui9uns america
niIfer Ger8te bat folgcnoe Sablen
aui9eitclt:
~ Bon 100 8inbern, beren gltern
I'M britten @rabe matchmaker bers
nanbt iinb. itno ca. Al ainoer franz
ooer miBscitultet.
p @on 100 ainbern. ocrcn Gltern
I'M afpeiten @rabe m~iteinanoer pers
nanbt limb. iinb So 9inoer frdnflid)
pber m~ib9eitaltet.
81 Don 100 aiubern, beren @Itcrn
J bonn eriten uuo benz oritten 9raoe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

giIp ifiittelte Die SGuite. padte einen
~imaeindren Seuiel NIT beiben
Rrauteu. tpiirete i'm, berbroid ibn,
mari i'm nit einem berben Subtritt
gum Sempel binaus uno fubr fort:
.8enn Sbr nod feline Srau babt,
baun lit Tie ni6t baran i6ulol Sic
israu lit INNER Die S%nipiratiou fir
Die @elt getpeIen. Wan lam ntd)t
in bas speite 8apitel bon irgeno
ettpas 8utem etneeben. obne lie bort
al finben. sic bGlt bic air6en Dor
Ran6attan BIB gum 9olbeneu Sbor
in getrteb. unb trosoem iteut Sbr
aerls gu6 niitbenb auf Die frums
men Sinterbeine, fpenn lie nab feds
Gent frastl
8e6t Der Srau cine runoe Summe,
bamit lie ben SausbaIt fiibren fam,
uno frast ni6t, mas tie NIT ben
3roten maGt. gines i6onen Cages
ieib Sbr aufgei6nitten uno unten
ourh. Damn iist Sbr nuf Dem Srodes
men unb itiilpt Die leeren Saiden I'M
sic aber tpiro in Der Gage fem, @ud
@elb gu feds Yro5ent gu leiben!
8enn cine Srau auf ben Suno ges
tommen lit unb i'm 9red iist, bann
tonnt Chr barauf tpetten, baB ireeno
elm Sauferl Tie beruntereebra6t batl
Gne bic iogenannten @eibenzS tla>
ben6dnbler io1teu eri6oiien peroen.
llnb renn ih auf Der @eibtuorenens
gant iieen uno iol9' elm Gerl mir
porgefiibrt piirbe, Sanu fonnten Die
@meiien. meinen &orpuS our6's
ShliHeIlo6 binaustragen. che i'd
oies 0erbitt dnbern tpiiroe.
gs tperben piel 81 piel @elber fir
Sdree unb Sarena9el uno &er5enz
itdnSer unb Strange ~auseele9t. Die
aan3 entihieben portbei(bafter fir
Sie Gnitenuns zines 9ieuitmdo6ens
bdtten peripenbet tperbeu tonneu.
8iele Rdnner fennen fein eutes
0ort fir ibre Srau. biz iie es in
ben @rabiteiu meiBeln laiIeul Ih,
Die i6eubli6e Sronic Der 8orte
.Sier rubt" ipenn ii6 oas arme
8eib Al Sobe sei6uftet bat. Ber
feds SUP grbe iiber Der Naie bat,
Der brauft nift mebr in Srieoen 5u
ruben. @e6t ben Stlapinnen bes
Sausbalts 9tube unb Srieben ios
LANCE Tie iid nod plasen unb i6ins
ben, auf ben &nieen riltifen, bas
Saus fesen. bic ainber er5ieben,
friib @orsens auf ben geinen iinb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Sn Sranfreib lit bas attibe uno paiiine
@emeinbetpa6lreht Der Srauen bonn
parlamentariihen Stimmre6tss Iusz
i6uB befirtportet tporben.
Cine Stunbe bel giap Sunbap.
Ser 0ptpn giup SUNDAY bdlt
seseupdrtts in Nep 9ort Sefeb'
runes : @eriammlunsen. Sobn 8.
HodeieIler bat oas l1nteruebmen
iinan3iert, Sbeobore 8ooiepelt bea
siinitist es iebr. Srosbem hd9t
giqp Sunbab iiber i6le6te ginnabs
men, es ideint alio bod tpeniger
0umme in Netp 9orf gu seben uls
man geglaubt bat. Sen itdrfiten 3u>
lauf bat er aus Der Srauentpelt. 9ess
balb penbet Der 8efebrer ii9 nit
@orliebe an tie. Rie er 9us madt,
ersiebt lid aus elmer S6iloerung,
Die mir in elmer Netp Yorfer 3eitung
finben. Sier einisc Yroben odruus:
.@enn bic Srauen aqes 9elo In
bic Singer friesen, miro Der Seufel
in iefs @o6en aui &riideu binten
unb beioe Gueeu tperben ibm aus
sei6lasen iein. Sc! Sbr Rdnnerl
@eriuGt ab uno al NAL. Gnren
Srauen elm nettes Sob gu iaeen. Sic
tpirb suerit Dor Shred umfauen.
glber beriudt's bodl Sbr &erle.
tpenn Sbr nidt ieben 8ag Cure
Srau berpriiselt, bann iuiiroe bic
GermIte glauben, baB Sbr franz
pdret unb einen Gr3t bolen laIien.
Sic 3iebe III cine gang grobartige
Safel Sic lit pie Der glis, tpeil
man niemals peib, ipo er eini6ld9t.
SD femme cine alte Sunefer, bic 65
8inter ali benz frummen Sudel bat.
Oils lie sefrast tpuroe, OBJ iie perbei~
rat6et lei, fliiiterte lie periddmt:
.Nein. Sod ni6t." llnb cine @robs
mutter bon att3is a%nttportetc auf bic
Sraee Der gntel, pie alt man iein
miiiie, nm lid perlieben gu tonnen:
ga miiBt Sbr cine frasen. Die alter
lit oils i'd" Dbl 8ie bnnfbar miiien
mir iein. baB @ott fir Seben bon uns
cine Srau eri6affen bat"
Sra. ih banfel" bobntc cine
gtimme aus benz Sintersruno. Sort
no lie erfIane, eutitanb cine fleine
9epeguus. ardftise Sduite padter
All, uno elm Sapierer ilog in bobem
Bogen binaus. = 9as bebinoerts
9iIn Gunbab niht. Sie meiiter
'Staie mertten es gar nidt NAL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

yelling and flannel The pattern Is
cut In 6 sizes: 81, 81. SO, 8S, 40 and
AZ Inches bust measure. 1t requires
2 3-S yards of 44-inch material for
a 36-inch size. Price 10c
2071-A Smart Bathing Dress. This
model may be worn with tights or
boomers. It has new and distinctive
lines and Ia comfortable. Jersey cloth,
washable satin, silk, b%rilliantine, serge,
sateen and silk are suitable for its de-
velopment. The fitness at the waist
may be held by a belt or sash girdle.
The pattern Is cut in Z sizes: "a, SO,
80, 40. AZ. A and 40 inches bust meas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
SanfessruR aus China.

Yuoli. Eune6anefu, S6antung.
Gbind.-Nift pereebens babe i6 an
bieier Steae nod Sreunben mid um<
aeIdaut uno I'M Wiiiionsbilfe 9es
rufen. Inter ben 2eiern Der Seituns
gen Der Catholic Yrintiug SO. bon
9ubuaue. Soma, bat lids 9erest.
gin5elne ianbten mir ibre 2ie6es9uben
unmittelbar, 4nbere burf] Die Rebatz
ton, nel6e mir bic nniebnli6e
Summe bon S71.50 iibermittelte.
@Qen lei on bieier Stelle ber5litit ge>
oantt! limb tpenn aud i'm gerbdltz
nis 'su ben Observation-Disclosures bic
@abe nift peit reidJte, 10 lit lie bod
Die Soft geiegnete 2iebesga6e ierner
Wiiiionsireunbe! Gnbere tperoen benz
geiipiele iolecn, min 81 belfen, bier
in China bic Werfe Der 2iebe unb bes
Sriebens an iibeu. tpdbreno 6einabe
Sic san5e 8elt ii6 in Sab unb Seinos
i6aft nersebrt.
60 lit cine punberbare @oriebung,
bah in elmer Seit, ba Die annonen
itreitenoer Seere sabaoie &irdeu in
Sriimmer Iegcn auf bent althriltlifen
SoSen guropa's. mir Wiiiiondrc bier
in China nit Siilfe unlerer eblen
| Seller meme 8~ottesbduier bauen, aui
SieSem neufrinli6cu @oben unb Tie
iiiler nit G6ri1ten, neren Siinaern
Der hriitlihcn 2iebe uno oes fstbos
IiIhen 8laubens. Sd i6rei6e bieie
9eilen auf elmer meiuer Wiiiionsreiien
in ciner armen fineiiiden 2ebmbitte.
Weine llbr seist 5ebn Rinutcn Dor
acbn llbr Q6enos. Soeben babe i'd
Dor ettpa $50 Neuhriiten cine Rrebiet
aebalteu ii6er SeinbesIiebe e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of price mentioned with descrip-
ton 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 seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.
I'M Dubuque. Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

style much favored for warm weather.
The low neck and short sleeves are
cool and neat and the skirt portions
have sufficient fitness for grace and
comfort. The pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
Small, medium and large. 1t requires
6 IA yards Of 36-inch material for q
medium size. Price 10c.
2O9eThis smart little shirtwaist
is lovely for the new, soft satins, crepes
and pretty printed voiles. The collar
is an attractive feature. The sleeve,
In wrist length, has a deep cuff, on
which is placed a neat trimming. In
short length, the sleeve has a turn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

back cuff The pattern Is cut In Z
sizes! "a, SO, 80, 40, AZ, A and 46
inches bust measure. It requires 8
yards Of 36-inch material for a SS-inch
size. Price 10c.
188ILadies' Waist. A splendid
design. This style has several new
features: a smart revers and broad
collar, a jaunty sleeve and comforta-
BILE closing. 1t may be made with re-
versible fronts and be cut off below
the belt, or worn in peplum effect, out
side Of the skirt. All lingerie fabrics
are suitable for this model, likewise
crepe, gabardine. taffeta, velour, nuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

BILE and easy to develop. The pattern
is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, 3s, 40, AZ and
A inches bust measure. 1t requires 6
yards Of 44-inch material for a 36-inch
size. The skirt measures 3 yards at
its lower edge. Price 10c.
1380-Ladies Apron in Sack or
Belted Style. A neat, convenient and
practical model. Dotted blue and
white percale was used in this in
stance, with facings of white. The
style is good for seersucker, for ging.
ham, lawn, sateen, denim, drill, jean
or alpaca. In belted style it may do
service as a slip on house dress a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Cwat the fly !
\tarve the fly
Dlay the fly ,
*************wxw

Cine meiner S66ter tla9t iiber
Salsi6mer5en", ipra6 Serr Is. tuiis
tbeno. limb Die anbere bat ii6 Die
Sano beritauft." = .9as lit aeniS
elm grobes lln9lild", mar Die tbcils
nebn,enoe Semertung icines Sreunoes.
.Sa", fnurrtc Der @ater peiter.
.Nihts fomnlt 10, tpie es ioQ, Die cine,
Die iif Die Sanb peritail6t bat iin9t,
unb Die nit ben S6mer5eu in Ser
8eble ipielt &lapier."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
'(@on g.. I.)

GIeines Sdusdlen = Elm Baum babor.
@riinenoes Weinlnu6 nm Senlter
unb Sbor,
glisenbe S6ei6en, 8aroinen idli6t,
lIeberaa 9lumeu uno Sonnenliht
limb Gin stpiti6ernbes 8oeelein.
Self = ba mag es eemiitbli6 ietn?
SeGe Gugen i'm 8an5cn SauS,
Qoden uno Sineen, tn9ein. tu9aus,
SrobIihes S6aifen - @otticli9feit,
limb cine 8elt. 10 ionnig, 10 fpeit.
Qo,lter Menifen, bic gut 81 mir limb.
Bin bod Elm gliidlifeS N~enI6enfinol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

m~iteinanber p~ertpanot iinb, limb 81
ainber frdnflih ober ~frilppelbaft.
A. Bon 100 &inbern, oeren Gltern
nabe boppelt pertpanbt iirb, limb SO
&inber ni6t normal.
9a5u lit nod gu bemerten, oaB Die
i6lirmiten Solseu iid oft in Der
eriten 9eueration uitt 5eiecn. ionoern
crit in Der 5fpeiten, bas beibt. inter
ben ainbesfinbern Der blutsper<
panbten gltern.
Sieie 8a6len perfiinben cine ihredz
life @abrbeit. Wel6e 0erunt'
nortung pirb iene gltern t~reffen. Die
nm beg 8elbes unb @utes tpilen lire
&inber 5u berartt9en Seiratbcn
brangcul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
6ene Wuoen inn gan3cn Sou8,
Nrauen fir bic engliihe 2anbs
mirtbihaft.

Teulid ipar I'M 2onooner "Sailp
Npai(" folgenber aufruf 81 leien: Sie
gladfraac na6 peiblifen Ir6eitss
frdftcn ipirb duberit bringenb. 8enn
lie nidt iofort befrieoi8t tpiro, 10 fpiro
nod, mebr auBer aultur geratben lno
es nerSeu nod mebr Milftibe oer>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Gbrunif bes ~Srauenitimmredts.

Sie meritaniide aonititltionss
aommiIiion bcihIob ben unperbeiras
t6eten. beruistbGti9en Srauen Der
b6beren Bernie. ieruer 2ebrcrinnen,
9ufhalterinnen uno tauimdnniif
tbdtieen Srauen inter ausi6lub Der
grbeiterinnen. Der 2a%noirauen unb
Der 0erbeiratbeten bns Sralenitimms
redt All ertbeilen. = Gu6 in Der
canabiihen Yropin5 NeusS hottlano
lit nunmcbr buS Srauenitimmreht in
Der 5peiteu 2eiung burhgcsaneen.
ReusS 6ottlanb lit Die iiebeute Yros
pin3 Der eneIiihen Sominion, Die ios
nit bas Srauenitimmreft einfiibrt.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
@ir liefern Gudj Die SHUTTER
III biaisem Yreiieu.
ure. Size SO requires 5 IA yards Of
27-inch material. Price 10c.

ure. Size 3S requires 5 IA yards Of
27-inch material. Price 10c.
2087-A Smart Coat For the Little
Miss. This model is good for linen,
pique, serge, gabardine, cheviot and
broadcloth. The fronts are Tapped at
the closing. The sleeve is finished with
a smart cuff. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 2, A, 6 and 8 years. 1t re-
quires 2 7-S yards of 44-inch material
for a 4-year size. Price 10c.
20S3IA Practical Under Garment.
This model combines a comfortable
brassiere and drawers. 1t is suitable
for cambria muslin, lawn, satin, silk
and nainsook. The brassiere may be
Of drill or jean and may be boned like
any corset. The pattern is cut in Z
sizes: "a, SO, 3S, 40, AZ, Al and 46
inches bust measure. 1t requires 8
1-2 yards of 36-inch material for a So
inch size. Price 10c.
192@Girl's Slip. This model is
practical and comfortable, and has
added fulness over the back, in the
skirt, which is Joined to the waist
portions. The ruffle may be omitted.
Lawn, nainsoOk, batiste, %flannelette
and crepe are nice for this model. The
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: 2, 4. 6, g
and 10 years. 1t requires for size 6,
2 yards of 36-inch material. Price 10c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Satboliider air6enfalenber.
Sas srobe m q + |.
2uf. ii.

(Suni.)
10. e. Sro6nlci6nom. Rar9aretba.
II. We. gnrnn6as, Up. amabtlis.
~. 9. Sob. Satunbus. Na5arins.
10. 81. Qnt. b.. Saoud. Self. &quil.
IA. 9. 9aiilius. 9ignd. @Iiieus.
IS. s. Ser5 eiusSeit. Situs. WoSelt.
16. g. Ser5 Rarid. 3uit8arois.
- ~ ~
Mein Seim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

1496-Ladies' House Dress with
Reversible Closing. A new and prac-
teal work dress. How very prac-
tical and easy to adjust is this model.
No buttons or hook and eyes over the
fronts; just a simple crossing Of these
parts, and a fastening at the back.
This model is good for percale, ging-
ham. lawn, drill, linene, seersucker,
or galatea. 1t is neat and comforta-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

require 4 "a yards Of 36-inch ma
terial. The skirt measures about 3
1-S yards at the foot. This ~illustra-
ton calls for TWO separate patterns.
Price 10c each.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

unb iiebe ba i6 perbe I'M
Shreiben uuterbroden bur6 einen
mdttisen, sroben @oriteber o 5ebn
Bib 5tpolf Sorfern, Der mir ertldrt.
er tpole iid periobnen NIT einem
anbern. tleineren @oriteher, NIT
tpel6em er in offener Seinbi6aft lebt
unb einen beftigen 9ro5eb fllrt. Gr
ermd6ttst mid, moreen Den Wanbas
rinen babon gu benadrt6tieen nnb
ale @nflaeen 5uriid5u5ieben.
Sriumpb bes gbanseliums Der
9iebe in einem SeitaIter beg SaIiesl
Rit beiten 8riiben unb banfbaren
Seeenstpiini6en. perbleibe ib bis auf
@eiteres. Sbnen aqen, meinen
Sreunben, innig perbunben.
SIR in @6riito crsebener - s 8.
8 o It 6. gpoit. Wiiiionnr.
81. 9.-8abeu weroen ant Cider.
item burd bas Wiiiionsbaus in Sefnp,
g., geidift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

tpenn S6r gu6 nod pie faule Sbiere
I'M 9ett 6erumrefelt, unb Gbenos crit
in Die &lappe friehen. nahoem SIR
aus benz @irtbsbaus 9etommen unb
pieber in bic Sale seiunfen ieib.
S6meibt bas bolii6e 8eeiment in
ben Guf5ussiha6t, bab ii1 Der
Seufel ale &nofen brift unb feline
8robmutter feline Sbeile I'm einen
Cad aufiammeln uno pe9tra9eu
fanu.~
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Weiblihe Sittlihfeits. 9ulisei.
8ie aus 9reslau eemelSet pirb.
baben iif bort Snmeu in ben SienIt
Der iittli6en @eaufii6tieune 9eitelt.
Sic limb als poli5eili6e Selferinneu
nit Qustpeiieu nerieben uno iperbeu
gu beitimmten 8eiten beitimmte Stras
Ben unb Yldse beeeben, I'M auf
iueenbli6e tpeibli6e Ierioueu 5u
atten. bic bur6 ibr @erbalten ober
bur9 aufiaIenoe Sraft ben be9riins
beten, @erba6t ertpeden, baB tie uns
lautereu Spedeu na69eben. g5 ioaen
bur6 bieie Nabnabmeu iittlih 9ee
fGbrbete Su9enbli6e eetparnt uno 9ez
Ihiist perben. Sas Yorseben bieier
Sittli6teits s9umen bat poli5eilifcn
G6arafter, tpie linen audi poli3eiliGer
S6us 9eiiGert 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Sn Sranfrei6 lit bas attibe inb paiiipe
@eneinbetpablreGt Der Srauen bonn
parlamentariifen Stimmre6ts< Guss
i6ub befirtportet tporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Griter peibliher 8rofeRor an Der
Mpsfauer ttniperiitGt.

Sic Wostauer llniperiitdt bat i6ren
eriten ipeibIiten 9roieiior erbalten,
unb 5ipar lit es cine Yolin. bic bieie
Steluug erruusen bat. gs lit oieS
SRI. Narpa S5pltaria. Die i6ren
Sdulunterridt in Iosfau erbalten
uno bann ii6 in 9aris Dem Stubium
Der dlteren romanii6eu 9%iteratur 9e'
tpibmet bat. Spdter ar6eitete SRI.
S5blfaria an Der Sibliotbet bes
9ritiib Iuieums in 2onbon. In Der
Wosfauer lluiperiitdt belt. lie 5fpei
Yrobes 8orleiunsen bcbufs grIansuns
elmer So5entur on Der 9ebrfan5el fir
aQaemeine observation-disclosures.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

fault ncrben. Srauen iperocn
bringcnb benotbist, nm bas 2uno Dor
Dem tneliid elmer Sun9ersnotb 81
betpabren. Sas .National Saub
Council" tpirb 10000 Srauen fir
ldnbli6e 4rbeiter aus6ilben, ibnen
Stelunscn peridaffen uno forbert gu
Ielbunsen auf.
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Seiratben inter glutsuermanoten.
(Sortieeung BON Der 3. Seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
(Sortiesung BON Der 3. Seitc.)

Seiratben inter glutsuerwnnoten
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
BRITAIN PREPARING AIRPLANEs

Rear Admiral Peary, q. S. N, is
responsible for a very remarkable
statement concerning preparations
in Europe for extending the scope
and power of aerial warfare.
Development of the airplane will
mean revolution in travel and COM
.merce as it has meant in "war," Rear
Admiral Peary said. 'In France
there are said to be more men in
the aviation service than are in the
army OF the United States, and in
Great Britain more than in our
navy. Germany is said to have TO-
600 airplanes. Great Britain is pre-
pairing for an aviation army of 16O,-
900 men with a feet of 10000 air
planes. The time is near when the
air service will be more important
than the army and navy combined.
1t is the belief of many statesmen
that the decision in the great war
may come in the air"