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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
Call the Finch Lumber Co. Phone
II for Monarch Coal.-(Adv)
BUTCHER rs HUSTLER.

~ % VJ1In - 0TIEU'
J. J. Sweizer, proprietor of the meat
market attWashburn was renewing ac-
quaintances in the capital city Thurs
day. Mr.. Sweizer formerly lived in
Bismarck. and has always been con-
sidered one of the best business hust-
lers in the business. Since moving
to Washburn he has prospered.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
THE MAsouEsRApE.

The masquerade party given in
Commercial club hall last evening by
Miss Dinnie was one Of the greatest
social successes Of the season. There
were q goodly number present, the
costumes were unique and original,
and all went happily. O'Connor's or
chestra furnishing the music. I'm.
masking occurred at 1890 with its
usual surprises and inirth. The func.
ton was most pleasing in every res.
pect.
#t You can get the good old Carney
coal at Nortz Lumber Co. Phone u,
ADV. II I, y u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
REPRESENTS MAYVlLLE.

Secretary Wanner, OF the board OF
control. is at Mayville, representing
the board at the meeting of the
State Normal board
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05

Carney Coal is the talk of the town
It's a dandy. Sold by Nortz Lumber
Co. Phone 77.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05

Just as wen burn the best coal,
Phone So or call at orr Main street.
ADV, 80 a.. III ,.s,s .5s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
TRIBUNE OVERLANDERS
PUT Up FOB THE SEASON
City News New
ATTORNEY THORPE HERE,

Attorney George w. Thorpe of
jamestown was among the arrivals
Thursday. II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
FARMERS UNION MEETING.

FThere will be. q meeting of Bis
naarck local No. 1, Farmers Educa.
tfonal and Cooperative Union Of
America, on Saturday afternoon, Dec.
E6, in Patterson's hall. Business of
will come before the
meeting, and. q full attendance of
members is requested.
Fl. p. Knappen, Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
VISITORS FROM MANDAN.

DR.. F. l.. Mackey accompanied by
Mrs. Mackey of Mandan, were visitors
in Bismarck Thursday, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs George V. Cunningham.
The doctor was seriously injured in
an automobile accident few weeks
ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
s NOTICE TO RABBIT HUNTERS.

| The party that broke into the Jen-
Enings farm house north of Bismarck
is known and will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law if attempted
again. Mrs. Carrie j. Falck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05
SHOP
EARL Y

We suggest your
early buying for tho
selection from our
complete stocks,
convenience and
comfort in shopping,
and itemize q list Of
suitable
Gift! Goods
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05

Not just advertising but truth
New Salem Coal. Phone 56.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-05

Suitable for arranging your
Xmas list. Remember this
big store is rich in offer
ings, and our tables show
a multitude Of articles that
are especially inviting.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

purifsr GeieIli6aftss
gr5sntri3itGten. Den 4au Der
tauisub unb einsn Rad,t", ben 4pas
den gol unb 6bnIihe Dergniieunesn
babeu bic BARTER Idnsft btnier Ii6,
unb es mar tpir.lid i6psr. Elm Der
enisen gu sriinnen, bas bisf. Jefts in
ben S1atten iteLts. Der rgobsme
bore" ift es absr, ipie Die garilergl6ts
ter mslotn, bod 9sIunssn, elm. neue,
nod nie bageipsfens gy!rdpagans 3u
eriinnen. Siineit bat Der BAL b.sbas
bile" itattsefunben. lleber oreihunber.
Seittbeilnebmer perTdmmslien iiH i'm
papillon b'grmsnoupilIe su bisjem
mer.piirbigen Jeits, bel benz bic 5srs
rem i'm Na6tsspanbs, btm ppiama,
unb bic 0omsn i'm peisnoir uno ais
mono tommsn mubten. Die aIeibuness
Dorfdrift purbs babel aufs Strsngi.s
beadtet. Us mar nitt etpa erlaubt,
unter bieien intimen Gstpdnbern Ges
ieaihoftstleiber gu trasen. Wi. man
ii6 oenten tam, iit es Bel biefsm Jeft.
aienllih Iuiiis berssgansen. unb es
hrrihte eine Bun.beit In Der Hleis
bung, pi. bei einem Roitiimieiie, benn
man fob Rahtgefpdnber In alien mogs
lihen 5arben. Den 1oeel id,ob ber
Jnbabsr elmer sroben 5nneiberfirma
ab. Der iih Elm ppiamo In alIen iisben
Resenbosenfarben bate nnfertieen Iais
fen.
Gs gebt ni4ts aber bt.
Grtunbfhaf!. Jn gnslanb, mo-
ok poftdmtsr als 9oltsiporsaiTen biss
nsn. iDarbt Dor Rursem bieGumme bon
20 Wart b.triigerif fhsupsife auf benz
1goitamt elmer sr5beren Gtabt erhoben.
Die pofit<borbe fbrisb on ben Befiber
Der berf3nunbensn ginIase, tonnte
aber eins 3eiilans feline Hntport auf
fbre Grtunbisuneen beiommen. Gnbs
lid fdrieb Der Mann fOIesnbe Grilds
rung: Sd bate fhon friber qefhries
ben. babe aber cine Wotk aetpartes.
um ben Dieb obne Wuffe6en su ermits
teln. Dos Drdulein am Ghalter faaie
mir. fie fpirh ibn Dieberertennen.
tDenn fie ibn fdbe. sd babs alIe meine
syreunbs nit on ben G9ol.sr oenpms
u,sn4 u s1os sbtt=teinss Ben ihnsu. !,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

Niue crhinanA SO fG6sfei3 3as
" apptogTiirfHp hCf GireufhHM fJr Dffeai'
Iiceu Gebraut betuis Irspei'ergna hsr are1s.
's e ssTsfsne ssn H'sas Ss asss ss s'fs ssr s
Cincinnati, Eieai Chs.
ss,tieu 1. Eab n lisbsrstuft.mHans NIT
st, sss s0rsss @ sSE s4; s5sa ssTIsn Ssiaiisn
appropriation eTt!hgi. has Hatielce7e
beisbriebene tiaeHttam fei nno ba'leIts ii,
bietonrf arpropT'iFi sauI offeniIiten 9ehtGnb
bebn's GuuetteruHe her ttrsiHnna pcu Gaiiera
slpsnne nne aentper raRe, n6m!i6:
Seaes aaHse VigentbaH ssulldeH Der oiiIictsH
eiris eoa sfeu1per Zane une ber HottlInen Ct
mie bon aaiteri, giptnae ecn rinenl gnHiis eer
beicgien rpreit1eu einie bic snr ipesfli6en ais
ne oen rat n Der st Hetpgrfb osrrtien nno
IS. IL. IS NIB 10 bon MeGormi6, Fart uHD
Ane. SatotetRpH ane Ibeiie ben lois rs. 10
nrb 20 hon befdaier gongipcrib, Sarrilcn siHb
garr SuI eteifteH Gao gsnaasr Seftrsebsn ipis
sclat:
HnfansenS ar siuem nrnsts her areusnns
bcH Der aiilt1eH gtn'e bon semget SaHc nno
o,r nArolifeH eire pcr Gn'iern arsnie; nnnR
s'ifuarfs ldngs Der befaeifr HorbI.hen Qjnie
cine oirede bon 5ne.baHceri HHo Slpslnnta&i.
ta t2s2) BuB, Mebr ooer meniQer Die sur ucfi.
iideH eirie ron be'agter Got n bon befcgtes
sonarotts earriion mp garr gaboiUt,i0g
son beoaier SO: d sins eiseds ben ssnSunbsr,
iub brei ti03l eub lrebr cter rerlaer, Eis
snr tiii6'en airte cer tlempet Zane DanH fsb.
p4Nts OFT EtGGitU pfInUgU i9flsf DIS eHg
osfaaiea s,o,eIiRir e0u Ga'iern aSenus. BEN
MnfaTqsplass.
tSem6b oeT oies5tsGgiid bsiacfhasth klu
Ssfiicn 2. 9db Der 5inbis Solietter Nv rnb
oeffsloe ~ bsetoHte beponmatissi une aHse,
tciefsn. fh an tn Deriht ben fompefenifr
JhrisfTrinu GA fren5Ra, Mnr stRs 3url safans.
werSuttelen, ipeIte eiae rHferfaHang bogrsb.
taen nnb bic PereiliuHe nbfd,aaen fun, sreins
seftton 8 Ede tie Qpffsn unp GuSQdber
flr bsfaafe upprorttniion tesatIf tptrben fcusfl
bon Der Efaot 9infiHunfi ans Dem grIEs bes
3stlausf ton asrnts. freIdc bcH nfr Sfatf fls
folte 9spt6e ausgeaebeH srsrhen
Ssftt1n 4: Tle't Erhtnons fcu In Rrusi
treisn uHo yilisg.ei bateu bon ufsh nn6 bers
friibeiten bonn 0efee erIclib!en Seifpuns;s an.
Daf'iri an 2S ap6rs u. .. 1918.
EtMecg WI. Setnfcn,
Ir6Hbens bxe 3tob.rasbs.
Bsolaatiei: Grisar 4Sre. 0ierf.
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Ron 30 gnB Die su einem gunite, Sbnnn fibEia
Idnps uiie parallel All Der suerif befnricbenefi
Qinie uno 30 1iit eItifrrnt baron bis bnr ntrb'
Ilshsn qtrie bon WirgfifInn Efrube. hanH o't'
Ito IanaS Der iirrbIidben pnie bon WslVtudH
yirufe. eine sfrpde bon 90 Stf bic sur iiibiseii'
litheu tGc bon 1R. gnnues Got,
(G5euift hem bietsu bssgeuigten HIou.
essston q Tas btr Efast sciititcr fti ahs en,
itibt IN bterhurh duieriFrt uns unstipisitn, Nd
en- stn @trttt ron tsupsitHtsr sHrissiftoH tu rtHi
esE, um tins Surn suiammtnti;htutn, ntihs ttnt
llnttrfuhnHa eornebnisn HHs bic 9trGafuna eb'
iasSn ioa, ps6t fur tsIats eissHibnH' su st'
labitn IN
sefiion 9. TAB bic sapitcn niib gtilsGabeu
fir bsfdgte Mpprcnriditon tnn oer Etaei VIZ
CtHHnit besabIl iperber iaIIer diss btilt Aripe
hch Berfnufes bon Runbs. ipeIc5e bon Der Giaet
ifig ipide Bipeds naaleaeben ireroef
s,ftsn A. Tisft Ctbinous ipH Ia Rraf' tts,tH
urs eiiihafsii hsbtH rsu ars mad ettn ftatsfr
rem 6tSts efiaubsfH sfiipnrfis en-,
Rnffirt am 2b. midrs ". q. 1913
gimepTt Hl aabnfpu.
4rdFiaeri hrs Eiaeiraihs.
eeaInnbiei: ari1ur espp, Gierf.
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HtBs crstnena no fg7.igis 49, aur
Ii6sH otbraut 'ar bic drbifnnna, Dss6fsits,
Imib nHo ystInnssrGHg eon Na.rtten ApsHae.
Ssl sf ptrogbnei bcH Denl Ztapirdft ter
Ssobt aiurtHnait. Eta0t Otto:
Setfion ]. 1Gt IN Observation-Disclosures nit a.
i,er porbtrs paifIrteH Mefrlufion spsI6s BE %.
itbf arr appropriation srflari. baS nadbfesgsnb
beifriebeHe RigenihGm lei unb naS!elbe tn
hlerourn Grpropriits saM 1ffeniitten Gsbrau4
aeruna bon aairettrp Mbenne. bow Ssrulan
Gtyase his YlrWaIiaH Sfr0be, ndmftd:
aHfanaenh an be. iftfpeftitdben g6e hon ber
ben aR aanne geeignesfI Cot. Der befnete
Hnnff gelegeu In oer h0rbIineH pinIc bcn a)a1.
eiiIian Strese nrb $50 Bub spcftlin bon Ser
nyffltnen piHse bon sientiorp Npeiiue; barn
norbIi6 ldHss eer ueftfi@ @cn rints ben hefaeter
fdafsr efraffcrb gherus ttB Sur flblt4en nsnis
s sJsn n.. s;,ss: sss s. ssss :s:H 'an1s "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

nie mebr ipiehtrieben; Db fie nint bod
ben Wntb bdtte, einual su tbun, nns
rhr 6ers tpr eingdbe, uro bas pers
oamnlte perniinfttgfein fobrsu gu lais
fen! Metb Gctt, bas biHel 9ttrathn
hdtte ih ibr ia auh nod usripr.hea
t0nnen, aber ih ipor eben ouh au perz
niinftis Reir, nein. i6 birfse lie
nur nod I'M Wasen bis gum Saus ib'
rer au'ine brinsen !. alber pie ipas
rem bann nph nod tn einem Neftan.
rant uno in einem aaffeebuus Suian,s
men unb fubrsn enblos tn Der Stabt
| berum.
Wten 1T 10 ipunosrIhDn. Die Sino:n
ouf Der RineitrnBe aparen griin,-uno
Die paldIte haben ettpas 8ornebmes
! unb bod 9eitsres, aus Der 5srns
| ihouen Itirle, CRIME 9erge in ous 9.s
tiimmel berein ;. i6 totte ibre 9lno
in Der meinsn, ite pIduoerte trauri5
unb op6 aliidlih, if babe einen Ius
eenblid, aber mir einen Mugenbsid
aud baran aebaht, ihr bod bic Gte
ansubieten ipeib 9ott, bu brauhit
niht 10 su medern - rno cann iparen
ipir bod auf einmal in Der Warios
| bilfereaiIe Dor benz pe,oamm'en S'ns
| Der auIine grab als Elm Tepes
ihenbote an Der Sousttiir tIineeln
lpollts. SD aus osm Wagsn h.raus.
reb' auf ben Menihsn Elm, Stursboh
BON Worten, 5rtntgsIo ia tp,iB
beute nod niht rett, tpie es gina;
ober Der aerI CAB, mas er ia ipohl
niHt tbun oirfte, rittis bic Dspsite
beruus: es mar unfere Dope de.
Die iebt erit oetommen NOR; in DETER
reid, osbt bas mob! langiomsr. unb
pdnn benz autiher einen Wint, uno
mir fubren ipeixr. Sis NOR 10 osroust,
baB iie trIt aor tetne Worte fono.
llno ih reosts bas 8!aue bonn 3immel
belunisr. 9ds briitemal bot th 3dfor
bic arons on - ater 3aior bltsb feit.
Gs mar buntel gsfpprber, es ting gu
rsgnsn an, it) Iieb o:n Daesn ihliss
ben mir tiibt,n uns bic eou5e
3eit, lie ipsints, its iaets mir, tab iie
mir BON 9ersan gut iei. obsr fie tonne
mir nitt ipilfabren, unb ih ioue lie
gu ibrer Suiins gebn IaHsu. "a iat
ih, DaB ss gu Gnhe mar. ndbm lie
nod einmll in ofe arms uno lisb ben
1aqtn umtebrsn.
nSdreibit bu baIo2" fasts lie IsIfs,
traurig.
rSa, ih idrsibs, msin WOrt bars
auf; bu AUDI"
aSa, ia, ta nsrps bid ui6s Dsrs
gsTsn.
llno 10 tam.n mir in oi. Ularias
hiIfsrgaFe 3uriid. id .ltnssl!. ben
9ausmeiiter ternus, CAB ibr tbrsn
Sbirm, ihre 6anetafdT, ipdhrsnp ter
Softer abgeIaben puroe, prG5ie mir
lbre lisbsn 4usen mob redt Elm, CAB
| ibr CUTE, liebe Hamen - uHp e1nn
! fubr i6 ouein in msinsm Massn fpsis
Ter, irsenuipobin, cine CUTE StuHo.
ourt Die itia oe!rorpenen Strab.H. III
ir9sno Elm 9oteI, sins absr glsi4 pts
Der aus, nabm mir ipiebsr sinsn gDat
| gen
CT itunb ON JenTier, bate Die
! .9dnbs hiuter Gem Radsu psrIh!ungen.
eh oohts, ss piiree nod s.1pos toms
men. aber CT itapiss.
.Ru, uno e"
rRthts mehr. Dos ioa man thun!
Sh fragts Den Guti6sr, oh CT nitt
DuBte. no 5srrsn b:nsius,n j.. Sh.
| freiIich tpubte er mas, @orsF.n in
Wenge, Gnaoigsr; ob:r sr pures mid
Ha5 bsm beitsn Gallon binfatrsn. Was
bams Rpia, pas psib I'd. in Der iH'
nsren Staot irgenepo uHo 10 BIN
ih bait. in orei asufsIs Ramen, 81
Mdoame Rpfo gefdbren -
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WaidmGbhsn .nur" 80. Jrau Mil
liams fslbft erilari. in ibrsm 5aus.
Anlte blisb<n bic Disni.mdbden 70
Iange. bis iie iih perbeiratbeu ober
biz iie oft nno era,i geiporoen ieien.
pei ben fiiilfen. oie ben Neforo ai,f.
geiteilt baben. iit ans Seirntben al.
lsrbinss inum nod sa benien. benn
oos sflnbernlaohen sahlt 70 Sabre.
hns whIhmdbhtn gar 79. bic btiben
Noihniabd,en iinb iiber go. i.lb nlr
Dos erite 3inmernnod,en init ieinen
a. ssnbren fam ben nnberen eegen.
iiber nod nls jung be8eihnet rperben.
Gas GebeiinriB. iuesmegen oieIienii.
n,16d,en 70 Innge nlf elmer Stelle
bIeiben, erfIdrt Grau Biuinms nlu
iinppaiEinbig. rpcYsn file ongibt, bic
Tienitbcte, bdtten ie piersebn Iose
llrIuilb I'M Sonrner ufIb lpeEfeIter
an ben gonntngen nit frren Dor.
unb RuHuittneer nb.
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I d dhtrisimmer 6una IN her RnrftQnt. HtI
Qrcser Get fam ieidht IN stfr fsInbWsb1nhe
tilr stDci Fsantiirn genabi lrstnen. lgcbsu'
fon, Slnt IL. 80. 02s Vim ctr. b--t1'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05
9 o shnft.

gD<inbdnbltr: .Cieie Hnnt iinb mir
bier Grbofs Wein ssitoblen fpcrben.
Die poIs3ei bat ffpn In elmer Hetann.s
mahuns Dor bem 4ntauf gemorni."
Jreunb: ~Wobl bic Sanitd.spoIi,
Iseias
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Gin Dienitm6bhen Re-
fprb. riinf TkuftmGbtkn. bic an

Gin Gitn m d b den Re-
torb. Giinf Disnitmdb1en. bic an
elmer S!elie 5ufammsn 154 SABRE ees
bitnt boben, bns III Der Rttorb, befen
fid eine Grau M. 3. Wi[inms in Der
RGbe Don Gtponien rubmt. Jeber bic.
ftr neuen tpsibIiGkn Dieniibotsn bat
aliO I'm Durhfnnii. foft 81 Sabre an
tinsr Stefle esbient. Die engIifnen
9nstsbldtitr feiern biefeH erItaunli.
den RetOrb audi gtbiibrenb unb gebtn
einige GinssIbeiien iiber bic Dienjss
m6bdkn an. Am ldnslten lit bossfins
bermdbden Bel gran miGioms, ndms
LID AZ SABRE; bann bos Wilhmdbhen
80 Sabre. unb bns Mnfhm6bhen BAT
% ouf 30 Sabre gsbrodt. Dus 6onpt
ber 3immermdn4sn sIs "a Jobre Sci
FRAU Di1iapi5 tt6tia xAl ~ n1vgltl
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qeoi--4o gmt HrrmseE, berss far fsra'i,
$3.50 90: IL isuf paitri6. an4gsi.Giist. fs5o 90
1be Gerier eumber 90. Rb1ns Gin so
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22 cut berbefferte carmen iargs Der
Genital acrih Jotpa GiHls, eIsgan.s Geiui,
fthtteH: HehsHarHpea rndbie; Hurpnins.
0mmsns Rfaanfile Co.. 9mmoHs. GRfnr.
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u usn Il 4 il ma.

.Sase mir nur, pis bas !ommt.
By bait ia ieBt taft ieben Gag sins GlTes
rei uHb Goitt bei bir-
- IA, mir mi!tn baB cusniis.n.
mir bdten ndmlih jsst sin< prpbartioe
Ho6sH, be iritt ubsr In a5t 1uasu
,IAsn Hissss a,u T.
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Inter Grennbinner.
.Mns meinii Tn su ireinemsut2 21
~1Gr fIeibef lid, portreiflih. Wei.
RI ib5n mo6t. q Ti&la~
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Gef Hoiper ggbeeier e. s2iIfon, Ebofitus,
cii5e etc btlia NeHn fceprf bggfaIifl ..
~. earmfnsr, 5i9 Main Su., Cincinnati. 6.
5,4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

Su Derfnnicn-@irtbihnit.
usaanabare Rtutffa'i nit Sags: al.
ser Eienb: arnnfbeiikbdIber sla1safraaea
Bet g.. Q. stiebtmanu. Ice gasi. D. Ztruss.
9cpsngfrn Ab Eo
@erlauat monnlifj.
-%---~~~-
9nnae. Elm aHier nartrr. um Esu',et al re;'
ripsn Hnf TN enten sa ar seiiea. RAT sufra'
Gen BET 30bU q. Aeterif. so7 Tla'H gir
3unpe, 10 oeer II 9cbre nl., nm elu snes
eanhnerf In elmer opitfteH s9srfffdt;t a. Icr.
nen. 1atsatrassn NIT ssaier ceet aauiisr.
Y. alein & Ere, Cpiiier. ass Hau sirobs.
EIadfmtfb aber grlcfer Der i3m,eben
fann. 2ssl eafierH ans, atio, 90
Ssrttsben s55s alasia are, apeneaie. ailaa
nebms Siablane uss. Qers. 5,e'
etn 9unes BET xen.nborH. 30. s2s gsrrs
9ettsr mi. gmetebIanssn IN eiusm Gais.
9erIangt-s3eibIif.
mae6en eur aueemeiue aausaraeii: ers. IN
Der Nam'iis esq 2rne Sir, 25aGnsa stIs.
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buttoned top of cloth or suede in
contrasting color, gunmetal. taupe
and fawn being the most popular
shades. A prune colored lansdowne
frock noted the other afternoon was
accompanied by fetching, French
heeled gaiter boots Of patent leather,
the smoothly fitting buttoned tops be-
ing of prune suede in the shade of the
frock. An adorable little velvet hat
with a graceful shaded yellow feather
completed this charming afternoon
dancing costume.
A great deal of white lace and
white or cream machine embroidery
is incorporated into afternoon frocks
for autumn indoor wear, whole tun-
les of machine embroidered null be-
ing dropped over softly draped skirts
of satin. and broad sashes of colored
silk swathing the embroidery tunic at
the hip. Such frocks, including
deal of white. are often artfully
matched by a note of white in the.
footwear black slippers or buttoned
oxfords being worn with white or
very pale gray silk hose. In Paris
Just now they are wearing, even with
smart tailleurs, sandal slippers with
many buttoned straps which crisis
cross over instep and ankle; white
stockings making the strap arrange
ment all the more conspicuous. Such
fanciful footwear would not, however,
be looked upon with favor by Amer
lean women whose ideas of correct
ness as far as tailored street raiment
Is concerned are more conventional
and conservative than those of French
women.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10
This is the
Hew Rambler
Suit Accompdn
led by & Cane

mohair has a blue ground in rich
tier blue in stripe effect and cross
striped cores of the fabric have been
used to accentuate the seams of the
skirt-for by the way, scanned skirts
are again 'in.'' This good looking
little walking suit has a cutaway coat
thirty inches long, opening over one
of the new mammoth vests of white
plush. A sash of navy blue silk en-
circles the waist over the vest, and
falls gracefully at one side. Note the
closely set buttons and buttonholes
on the swaistcoat which buttons
straight to the throat-or as in this
instance, is left unbuttoned part way
down. The straight lines of the skirt,
simple coat collar and severe coat
sleeves, are in keeping with the now
entering vogue for mannish effects;
a vogue which some French tailors
prophesy will follow the recent craze
for loosely draped Oriental effects.
This blue Bernard suit is accompanied
by an English walking hat of dark
blue plush trimmed with black gros-
grain ribbon.
The New Rambler Suit In Mannish
Style.
Illustrating this idea of mannish
costumes for street wear is new pin
striped worsted suit just from the
hands of an authoritative New York
tailor. This suit, now called the ram
bier type, follows closely the lines of
the masculine lounge suit, with it's
easy-ftting sack coat having mannish
collar and lapels; it's high-cut waist
coat, buttoned like the coat with SIM
pie tailors' buttons. The finely cut
skirt is almost as narrow as mascu-
line trousers and has. If you please,
side pockets into which the hands
may be thrust to extract change for
tips and carfare; and also small hip
pockets at the back, such as man
uses for his handkerchief and his
bankrol. OF course this convenient
skirt-and the sack coat with Its sew
eral mannish pockets, will do away
with the necessity of a feminine
handbag; and the rambler maid will
carry a slender cane in quite jaunty,
masculine fashion. Neckwear and
hat accord with the style of the suit,
of course.
Another new model, not quite so
frankly masculine, but still possess
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10

ing masculine lines, Is the suit with
belt near the edge of the coat. This
tailleur is a French model and is of
hunters green cloth with trimming of
black silk braid. The coat has one
of the deep yoles which lend width
at the shoulder line and below are
three box pleats at either side of front
hips appearing to hold the pleated
coat in trim lines. Similar pleats
are placed in the skirt at either side
of front and back; and this suit, also,
has the new hip and side pockets in
true mannish style. The gay little
hat of felt and pleated tulle, and the
very feminine purse of gold mesh,
rob this suit somewhat of extreme
masculine flavor, but its lines never
theless are much more straight and
severe than anything Paris has
brought out in tailored wear in some
time.
Pockets To The Fore.
In striking contrast to these two
fnannish models is a Paquin suit of
terra Gotta wooden material in a new.
light weight sponge weave which
promises to be very fashionable.
Paquin has not forgotten, however,
that pockets are the sign manual of
the new season and has added them
in good measure to this graceful suit,
The coat might almost be called
tunic, and it falls over skirt caught
up at the front in the new fashion.
Wide trimmings of silk braid and
frogs in self color and a collar and
cuffs of Post Impressionist silk in
shades of blue and rose add to the
attractiveness of the suit. The coat is
lined throughout with the gay Post
Impressionist silk and forms an i'm
portant trimming feature when the