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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
TRIES TO GRAB
MANS WATCH
Thief Works Ruse of Asking
for a Match.

A bold attempt was made to snatch
a watch from Theodore Milllan, a
machinist of 148 Broad street, while
he was on Buckingham avenue short
ly after midnight yesterday morning.
While he was ransacking his trouser
pockets for a match to give to the
robber, the latter grabbed a hold OF
his watch chain and ran away. The
chain parted. The thief secured a
part of the chain and a locket, but
MILAN retained his watch. which
stuck in one corner of his vest poe
ket.
MILAN reported the robbery to Pa
trolman Durham at 1890 o'clock
yesterday morning. The officer made
a vain search for the thief. MILAN
said as he was crossing Buckingham
avenue %enroute to his home, a strang-
er asked him for a match. He placed
both hands In his trouser pockets, at
the same time displaying. his watch
chain. The stranger grabbed the
chain and ran away without waiting
to see what he had taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
SUPT. SKULL IS AGAIN
H0NORED WITH OFFICE

Superintendent S. E. Shull, of the
public schools, was again elected
treasurer Of the State Council OF
Education at their annual meeting
Saturday at Newark. The next meet
ing of the council will be at Rutgers
College Nav Brunswick in November.
"Sex Hygiene and the County
Teachers I~nstitute' were the subjects
of discussion. Mr.. Shull and County
Superintendent II. Brewster Willis were
the only members from Middlesex eoun-
ty present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
ISSUE CALL FOR
EXTRA SESSION
Notica for Congress
to Meet April I.

Washington, March 17-President
Wilson's proclamation calling a spe-
cial session of congress for April Z,
was issued at the White House today.
The proclamation as issued is purely
formal and will be followed by a spe-
cial message later. Because OF the
fact that it does not specifically limit
the extraordinary session to consid-
Grafton of the tariff it will be posi-
BILE for Wilson and the party leaders
to bring before congress any urgent
matter that may require special at
tention. The tariff will be disposed
of early, and the way would then
be open for consideration of curren-
cy reform. The proclamation mere
ly states that congress now convened
in extra session., "to receive such
communications as shall be made by
the Executive"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17

Miss Claire Pfeiffer, of Maurer,
visited at the home of Miss Ruth
Walker, in New Brunswick avenue,
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Hubble, of Metuchen, visited
at the home of her son, R. F. Hub
BILE, of Jefferson street, Saturday
evening.
Miss Hilda Koyen, who has been
visiting her parents in this city, re-
turned to New York Sunday.
Miss A. d'Arveau of Pratt Insti-
tute, spent the week end with his
parents in this city.
Mrs. William Sweet has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Fiigen, of Market street.
Henry loft, of Water street, sailed
for England, Saturday, where he will
make his future home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Confirmation
Party Given

A confirmation party was held yester-
day Afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Petersen in AIS East avenue in
honor of their daughter Nora, who was
confirmed yesterday morning at the
Grace English Lutheran church. After
several games were played refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. Ludwigson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Tollerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L~udv-igson, MIR. and
Mrs. A. Petersen, Mrs. s. Simonsen,
Misses Anna Petersen, Clara Andersen,
Marion Bramer, Julia Petersen, Alma
Petersen, and Gladys Ludwigson, Geo.
Hansen, Edward Anderson and Alfred
TolIersen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
WILSON URGES
JURY REFORM

Special bu United Press Wire.
Washington, March 17.-Presi-
dent Wilson was greatly concerned
today when he learned that the jury
reform bill, one of his pet measures
In the New Jersey legislature, was
likely to receive strenuous opposi-
ton and amendment by his enemies
in the senate after having passed the
assembly. He sem the following
telegram to J.. Warren Davis, Demo
cratic senate leaders and to Gov
ernor Fielder:
Il feel very strongly our party's
unequivocal commitment to jury re-
form and that the terms of referen-
DUN in the present bill are a virtual
notification of the reform. Can we
not give the people what they de-
mand without the qualifications"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Y. w. II. A. Jrs.
Had Social

In conjunction with their regular
meeting held yesterday afternoon, the
Y. w. II. A. Jrs. enjoyed an interesting
social hour. Miss Esther Frankel sang
a selection and was accompanied on the
piano by Miss Dora Fine. Miss Lillian
S%humsky rendered a vocal number and
was accompanied by Miss Selma Sch
wartz on the piano. Miss Mollie Pavo-
lofsky and Bessie Slobodien played a
duet on the violin and piano respective
ly. A humorous reading by Miss Rose
Singer was appreciated greatly. Miss
Elizabeth Doris won applause with an
interesting recitation. Miss Rose Gold
stein ended the program with a humor'
Gus reading. Previous to the entertain
ment, regular business was transacted.
Miss Bessie Brody presided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
SHIPPING NEWS

Steamed from Vineyard Haven tug
Wyoming towing barges Nos 704
(from Perth Amboy) to Boston, and
TAI (from Roosevelt) to Bucksjort.
The Mayaro, from Port Spain, is
due to arrive at the Barber Works
tomorrow via New York.
The Berlin is due to leave the Bar
Der works tomorrow.
The tank steamer Caucasian, over
due t~wenty-four days, has not been
heard from. 1t left Shields, England.
February 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Judge Lyon Member % Years.

Judge Adrian Lyon, who has been
a member of the Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor Society for twenty
five years, lead their meeting in the
SHAPED last evening. Mr.. Lyons
subject was How May Every Sab
bath be the Lords Day?' and also
told of some of the work the society
had done while he was a member.
He was presented last evening with
a bouquet of flowers from the So
ciety.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Received Twelve New Members.

Twelve new members were re-
ceived in full membership by Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church yes
terday and -four were received o Ii
probation. In the morning, of that
number, there were ten, including
four adults and six young people.
There were two received in the even
ing. Six children were baptized at
the morning service, two of them be-
ing infants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
TERRA GOTTA WORKERS
PLAN MASS MEETING

In order to strengthen the organ
ization of the Terra Gotta Workers
Union, a mass meeting will be held
in Washington hall March 26. Ev-
cry union workingman in the city, as
well as al public officials will be well
coined at the meeting, which will be
in charge of an official of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor. Preceding
the meeting, there will be a large pa
rade through the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
MAY Be WHITE
SLAVE VICTIM

The police are investigating the
%mytehious disappearance of Miss
Christina Zatwrcka, a domestic who
had been in this country but four
months. She has not been seen nor
heard from since 8 o'clock, the time
she started for church at Elizabeth
and Huntington streets last night.
1t is believed that she met with foul
play or is victim of white slaves.
She had no relatives or friends here.
The girl worked in the household of
T eopold Labecki at 1874 Pearl place.
She is described as being twenty
three years old, five feet and six
inches tall and weighing 140 pounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Benefit Whist
Well Attended

About ninety people attended the
whist given at the home of Mrs. Max
Wurtzel in Gordon street last night. 1t
was held for the benefit of the Home
For The Aged Hebrews in Newark. A
neat sum was realized. Following were
prize winners: Mrs. Robert ,Blume, Mrs.
Simon Salter, Mrs. Charles Polensky,
Miss Lillian Singer, Mrs. Max Fucker,
Mrs. Stern, Miss Lena Goldman, Mrs.
Sheyer, Mrs, j.. L. Klein, Mrs. MAJ
Leiehtman, Max Gibian, Max Kaufman,
and Edward j. Chuck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
F
JOKE PLAYED ON
WOODBRIDGE FIREMEN
spsoia, to the EVENING NEWS.

sewaren, March 1.-THE huge
fire on Staten Island last evening
caused a great deal of fun and excit-
ment in this place. Some excited In
dividual from Woodbridge seeing the
Staten Island fire decided that it was
the tin works in Sewaren and called
out the fire department by ringing
the Sewaren box number. When the
fire fighters responded to the Sewaren
call they were met by a large crowd
who gave them a good laugh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
HUNTER COPELAND IS
I'LL WITH DiPHTHERIi

Hunter Copeland, sixteen years
old, who was taken Friday with
diphtheria at his apartments at the
Westminster, was removed from that
place by his brother, Joseph Cope
land, and taken to the latter's home
at 129 State street, Saturday night.
DR.. G. w. Fithian is attending him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Gets Patent For Core Box.

Letters of patent have been grant
ed to Frank Hamilton, of 343 Rector
street for a cor box which makes
eye ends of .sashweights. 1t Is said
this improved box makes a perfectly
smooth eye and a sashweight that
will not cut sash cords. Mr.. Ham
ilton Is moving to Lebanon, Pa,
where he has purchased a half in
terest In a foundry and will manu-
facture sashweights washers and
brass castings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
To Give Sketch
Queen Esther

Miss Kate Karkus is arranging a
children's sketch to be presented at
the entertainment of the Beneis
Jacob Society at Washington Hall
Sunday night, entitled Queen
Esther" Miss Karkus has written
a poem relative to the Biblical sub
Jeet which will be recited by the
children during the performance.
Part of the proceeds will go to the
Y. w. H. A, to which Miss Karkus
belongs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Feared He Would Be Shot.

Fearing that Joseph Uhas would
carry out his alleged threat to shoot
him, Joseph Bigamey appealed to
Mounted Patrolman Hartmann Sat
urday afternoon. Both of the men
live in what Is known as the Bud
apest" section of the city and have
often quarreled before
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
John Currie
Entertained

John Currie entertained a number
of friends at his home in Commerce
street last night. Musical selections
were given both uvocal and instr
mental. Those present were Misses
Carrie ELY, Ella Mckay, Gertrude
Mallett, Margaret ELY, Ethel Nc
Kav, Lillian Young and Mamie
Tagree, John Burke. Joseph Dono-
van, NJ. kozub, Edward Pewhaska,
Jack Connors and William Kozub.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Gets His Bride
in Plainfield

Edgar George of High street, and
Miss Marie Woolston, of Plainfield, were
united in marriage at the home of the
latter Saturday. Mr.. George is a mech
anical engineer and has been employed
with the Roessler & Hasslacher Chem
ical Works in this city. The couple
are now ENJOY a honeymoon trip and on
their return will reside in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Tbirtv-Ope Children Confirmed.

"OTC u n TrCVF
Thirty-one children were examined
in Christian doctrine and confirmed
by the Rev. Robert Schlotter, pastor,
at the morning service in Grace
Lutheran church yesterday. Mr..
Schlotter preached tho sermon fol.
lowing the confirmation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Fourth Birthday

Friends of Theodore Miller helped
him celebrate his fourth birthday an
niversary at his home in 50 Fayette
street yesterday afternoon. Games
we're played and musical selections
we're rendered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Dangerous Cave-In Repor ed.

Report Of a dangerous cave-in al
Catherine and Huntington streets
was made by Patrolman Andrew
Jensen to police headquarters, and
later to the street commissioner by
Patrolman Tonnesen Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Spoke on Paterson Strike.

Wilson B. Killenback, state organ
izer of the Socialist party, addressed
a large audience in Union hall yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Killenback
spoke on the subject of the Paterson
strike in which he was a leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
Banns Called

Banns were called In st. Mary's
r. c. church yesterday morning for
the marriage of William Mullins and
Miss Ellen Crosbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17

Miss Bopham calls attention to the display OF or'8nai
Drained Pictures now on at her studio. Soft flmy
Draperies add much to the attractiveness OF bust pictures
and the popularity of the full draped figure has led
Miss Bonham to introduce it here. She furnishes all
the materials and Grapes the entire figure in the latest
models of Greek and French Evening gown effects
Come in and ask about them. Appointments Tor
Easter sittings should be made in advance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17

4 'DOTTINGSr
AT THE ROYAL.

The Royal theatre, the popular
Smith street photo play house, has
arranged to show for Tuesday the
most interesting and wonderful pic
ture ever produced. This picture,
entitled THE Vengeance of Durand,"
was written by Mr.. Rex Beach, the
most popular fiction writer of the
present day. for the Vitagraph Com
pany, and is ably presented by this
competent company. The story deals
with Durand. who becomes insanely
jealous of his beautiful wife and
through his jealousy a duel is
fought in which the wife is MORALLY
injuered. The seed of vengeance
rankles in Durand's heart for years
until its elimination in a fire in his
mansion in which his daughter is in
imminent peril of losing her life.
This fire scene and rescue is I'M
d%oubtedly the greatest spectacle ever
presented in photo plays. The pic
ture is in great demand, having
been shown in all the leading thea
tres of the large cities, and the
Royal is fortunate in having obtain
ed it for tomorrow. Several other
good pictures complete the program
for that day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17
AT II

At the TryoniX theatre tonight
several interesting pictures will be
shown, which will stir the blood of
all, old and young. The Romance"
fornia, will be one of the features.
A reel which will 10 doubt bring
forth laughter from all, will be THE
Sleuth's Last Stand" in which a deaf
burglar figures prominently. THE
Reprobate," a drama, and Jimmie
the Bold Buccaneer," a comedy are
the other subjects of the motion
pictures which will be presented to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-17

NEWS MA

-Bnei Zion Camp No. 20, Order
of Bnei Zion, held a meeting last
night in the rooms of the Y. NJ. H.
A. in Smith street.
Algonquin Lodge No. A,
Knights of Pythias, meets tonight in
Odd Fellows hall.
The international Association of
Machinists, Local No. 367, will meet to-
night at Union hall.
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auerfaltsn anaeuronetem @atif.

Querfalten anseoronetem 8atif.
Das i'm ndfitsn 8ilbe Gig. -
seaeist. abenos.pdnb erbdlt einen
febr biitinsuierten 9lusbrud burd
bic sra5iDfen 2inien Der Sptbeneins
fdBe unb bic sefdidte 8erpenouns
bon i9malem, fdparsem Samtbano
auf 5aiae unb &od. auf Der ii4
freu5enoen Weite aus Spite fino
unten bret gIibernbe 3nopfe anses
bradt. Wdbrenb bas @amtbanb auf
Der Saiue als GinfaFuns Der Wefte
bient, pirb es auf Dem Rod gum
Raffen Der panier : 9raperie aus
Chiffon perpanbt. Die quer ldufens
ben Spibenetnfdbe Der 8Iufe iinb
oben BON einem fla9en, ~rahmfarbisen
Mtlasbanb begrenat.
Cine eisendrtise Sarben : 3ombts
nation puroe bei Dem i'm ndfffen
8ilbe (Sis. ~ bprsefiibrten &leibe
fir iunge MGo9en baour6 er5ielt.
baB Der tpeibe Serseftpff NIT elmer
@6leife unb einem @iirtel aus orars
senfdrbiger Seibe aarniert ipurbe.
Die laBartise Srpnt 1T nit &nDpfen
on einem faItigsn Shulter uebers
purf ober aragen befeitigt. Der tiefe
aermeleiniab lit bur9 einen Streifen
aus Dem &Ieioftoff marfiert, unb elm
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Die annnr.

Der gesriff .Spmmerfoffe" be'
fdrdntt ii9 Idneit ni4t mebr auf ole
ipaf6baren @etpebe. Seit einigen
Sabren fteben ole Seioenftcffs slei9@
bere6tigt nit auf Dem Sommermos
benprogramm. Die Sranspdren5
uno 2ei9tistsit 10 mander feiosner
@elpebe ldBt iie pprbeitimmt eri4sts
men fir beige Sage, unb ibre @le<
gang redtfsrtist cine Defenders sins
fade Ma6art. Boz alien anoersr
a.b6ren Gbarmeuie, 2ibertp uno
Rips iebt gu oenjenisen StOffen. ole
'iid burdaus nit Sanitt uno Stil
Der eleganten StraBentrilette pertras
aen. @eioen>8ro9e 1T Der dlleroinss
{ebr teure Mobeitoff fir Die elegants
Sommertoilette. Mun bat bisie
8rodes in peridieoenen, iiberaus
leihten @epeben. Seioenmuheliit
un6 Chiffon oiirften fir Die Soms
mertpilette aGeemein 9eltung erbals
ten. Crepe De Chine ano Sdans
tunsIeiDe, iptpie Die lei9ten Spmmsrs
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&anfen Dber Strfmteu.

@enrt SIR eine 5urm
fourier tpoIt, IN @asconn6e
@oirntp, IN @iiiouri ODER
in irgeno einetm anoeren
Staat. 6ann tuenbet gudb
ON uri8. @ir bnbe,r int-
mler eine @usabI @ascorl-
obe GorntD Sarrlerr oalf
ainIeren 2iiten ,trpo auber-
Dem tbalienoe BON 4der tn
Sii6oit Wifiouri, arfmHas,
&anins, Slorioa imp6 aalbe-
rem Staateit.
@eni Sbr perfaltfen
apoat, 6anit laBt @ller 2ano
M ltfliere Siiten etttr0geft.
8ir iino iest bereit iiniere
grobe Site 81, orudett In
DeId,er Sdrneit ,trpo Stnot-
@igentFlirl aIler art emit
boIten lit. 9ieie tpe,ie 2ifte
miro IN ndddter 3eit ee-
6rudt tperbeat, 10 Idit gaier
@igentbum eintrogen. @ir
finben imlner &dufer.
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Die nporfi9tisteit gee
laoene ReboIper in unperi4loRenen
9dublaben berumliegen gu lafeu, bat
in paFaic, 81. s, pieber elm Spfer
geferbert. Gs piro barber berids
tet: Mit einem selaoenen RepolDer
fpieleno, entlub ft9 bic Duffe in ben
SGnben oes 10 Sabre alien Stspben
9antes, unb Die &usel traf iein
21aiGbriges S9Deiter6en Wargarea
TIE 70 rneliidli9 in ben llnterIeib,
OaB Die &teine auf Der Stelle cine
2ci9e mar. Der &ndbe bate bic
@affe in elmer Sdublabe in feiner
elterliGen Dobnung sefunben. &lras
lid mar STEPHEN nit feinem 8dter
in einem Grandchildren : Sbeater ge<
peien, tpo oie S~elbentaten bon Som
bops" ge5etgt puroen, uno felt iener
3eit Ipra9 Der &leine BON ni9ts dns
6erem alb bon Den beripegenen Reis
tern. @Gbreno Iid nun feline Gltere
S9peftsr, pel6e duf bic Rinber aufs
pabt, ba Die Mutter %gegeupdrtig
i'm Spfpital franz barnisberliegt, in
einem dnoeren 3immer befdro, ents
6edte Der &nabs bsim 9ur9fuden Ell
neg RommoOetaitens Den 9eoolpsr.
Nidt ptFenO, oaB bic Waffe seIaben,
Ipielte er nit Telbieer, uno i'm nd6s
iten alarnblif ertDnts Elm S9uB.
Die G6meIer, Die idnell berbcttam,
fanb sic tletne Margaretbe dnfdeta
memo bepubtlos am 8oben ltegenb.
Giliqif rief fe etnen arat berbet, bod
tpnnte otsfer MIR Den Sob oes 8ins
DEB tpnItatieren.
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speiter Strsifen bient als 4ermels
aufi9lag, inter tuel9em Der Iermel
Elm ipenig setrGuielt 1T. Der Rod
tpeiit elm breites @prberpanel auf,
iinter tpel9em ole Seitenbabnen bras
piert iinb. auf jeber Seite bes pa
nels lit cine Reibe bon @lastnDpfen
angebrd9t.
Das folgenbe Bib (5ig. 81 aeist
elm &inoertIeib9en mad Dirt Der ruff
f56en 8luien, Bel pel9em Die gauge
Sront nit elmer biibfden 2o9itiderei
b%sr5iert lit. DIS 8eiaB iplroe elm
buntelblausr Stoff peripanbt, ndbs
reno bas &leib islbit aus lpeibem
3ips sefertigt lit. au6 Die Stiderei
1T in Suntelbldu ausgefiibrt. Der
farbige 8iirtel peiit einen f9malen
psiBen R0brenbeias auf.
2pbefarbiger Jai[le : Su6ftpff
pur0e fir bas &Ieio oes lebtsn Bill
oes (Sig. g. bertpanbt, gebo6en ourd
8liEes unb Rui6en aus rabmfdrbis
gem Rebitoff, aus pel9em Die fi4us
artigs @infafung bes Salsaiisi4nitts
unb Der untere Sell Der aermel ges
fertigt purben. Oas 5i4u miro
unten bur9 Srnaments &nOpfe 5ua
fammengebdlten. Der Rod bat Elm
breites Mittelpanel, pelGes fi9 in
Der &niebDbe ieitipdrts ausbreitet, tpo
Die Settenbabn unter oemielben oras
piert lit.
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feibsn: MeFaline, Yuitne unb Pon@
gee, Die bielen bulbieibenen 8epebe,
unter oenen feline uno grObere Grepes,
gplienne, 5rtiee unb einige trdftigsr.
Gipssepebe ais berporraseno MODERN
gu nennen iinb, finben iiderli9 aud
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fan; einise Der senannten Stoffe linb
ni9t telrrer als poaene 9epebe, ans
bere belobnen Die IufDenbung ourd
Iangoduernbe !9altbarfeit. 8etonen
mD9ten mir, Oab aud BET Seioenitofz
fen Die i4on me6rfa4 erpGbnte
Gpmpofe : Mooe QnpenOung finbet:
es Iinb einfurbige unb ba5u pafenoe
gemuiterte Stoffe i'm Sanbel, Die Ipez
5isG bibi4e @irtun9en fir ele9ants
9efudsz uno Observation-Disclosures
erseben. limb stpar in Der BeiIe,
bab man Sen pberen Sell bes &leioes
unb etpd oie @arnitur bes oaau ges
b0rieen Sadetts ooer 8olerOs aus Der
gemufterten Seios, ben gr0Beren Sell
bes 4nsuaes aus e~infarbiger Setoe
berite1t. Sat man 81 etnem porhanz
oenen Stoff teinen gut b%armonierenz
oen GurnituritOff, 10 1T es iiherer,
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perf9ieosnartis semuiterten 8aum'
pollituffe in 8etra9t.
Sin biibfdes ausseb Rleib fir
pdrmere Sage 1T I'M eriten 8iloe
(Sig. y itia5isrt. glls bic spedmds
bisften Stoffe fir biefes @enre fno
Serge uno ponsee gu nenaen, in 8erz
binouns nit einem seftreiften Stpff
als aontrait. go piirbe ii4 matts
braune ponsee : Seioe nit einem
eeitreiften Seibenitoff in benerer
@9attieruns fir Die i4maIe Wcite,
ben arusen unb bic 4ermelaufs
foliage iebr porteilbaft ausnebmer.
Gin fleines fla4es S9leif4en dus
braunem Can't lit ON gnoe Der tleis
men 9epers aus fpeibem atlas ansez
bradt. Die BLUE unb Der Rod itno
nit 8erniteintnDpfen peraiert.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25

Inn ben @ei9mad Der Mobe gu tref'
fen, Dab man .inen gdn8li9 abfpeis
1enben @arnituritoff ndblt. Sc 1T
bur9aus srIaubt, ii6 bierbet zines
etpas auffdqisen Stoffes gu bebiss
nen, bd Die uugenbltdli6e Heigung
fir brnteIte unO itartnirtenbe 9enus
fterte @toffe ioIde 3uiammenitellung
gutbetBt. Wer iiber 5%arbeniinn' pers
fiiat, miro un9armpntfAs 8ombinas
tipnen 3u permeioen ipiHen. Spe3ieI
in Soularo uno in einem let6ten
Mendline : 8epebe eriitiert cine
groBe Qusmabl moberner 8arniturs
ftpffe. Neben oen @%eibenitoffen Iino
es Dor alien bic baumpolenen
Stoffe, Ole sic seiainte Wlppe be-
berrf9en nerOen, Sir elesontt unO
einfa9e &leiOsr, fir &pftiime uro
MGntel unS ppr alien fir @drniturs
atpede tpmtnen Die fsbr 3dbIrei6en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25

lit aus ecru : farbigem Sanf sefers
tiat uno bic untere Settle Der &rempe
nit 5aiGe in oerielben 5arbe iibers
soaen. I'm ole 8rone 1T Elm in
piiKes selegtes Moireebunb in tons
traitierenoer Sarbe gele9t, uno Der
Saiion lit in einem 9trdub idattisrS
ter 8lumen auf Der redtsn Ssite
&ednuns sstrasen. Die BLUE 1T
i'm mobifisierten Sureboitil sei9nit@
ten unb beitebt aus feinem, tpetBem
8atift. Cine Soppelriif9e aus otm'
felben Gtoff bent dls 4ermelautz
idIag, uno cine etnfa4e Riifds ais
einfaFuns oss in 5dltdsn selesten
@oroerteiIs. llsber ben oberen Setl
Der aermel aiebt ii6 elm Panel aus IN