davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-01-25

as dis high cost of Twin worryin'
your" asked Meandering Mike.
its drivin' me desperate" replied
Flooding Pete. I'm almost tempted
70 GO to work"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

Ticicl6cn an @eter Soiep6 Gorf-
lcr, SiiOieitc 9li6lonO-9lpc. nabe Gos
rolinc.Str., IA bel rs.
S5o6n @oca, Sriitee, an S5eo.
S9medc6icr, 9Ir. 2tl9, G6eIico Ger
race.
Sbco, S6nledebicr on Soicpb $.
Socobs, 9fr. ,2i49, Gbelieo Eerrace.
@rneit 8. Goof an s. @. 9ronnon
rno 6rou, 91r. 1902, Oit 20. ctr.
GbaS. 3. g. Gepfin imO Srou an
Wlortin s. 6o6cD, SiiOpcitieite 9ici-
itcrstorpn SoaO, nobe 4. 9lOc, 1879
BEL 100.
&bos. 81. Golein an @Oit6 9owie
S6ooe, @citieite @}ouroc., no6c @lc-
$enrD.Str., 14.S bel 100.
Sorrp s. Craig mo 6rou an 6.
Goriep @dt6ea unO 6rou. Siticite
9oieOoIc-, nobe @rapion.Str, 10 bel
"A.
@bo9. : IlgIre on Somcs s. SEN
fins imO Srou, 8eitieite glppleton-,
no6e 2onnoIe.Str., IA bel so.
Somes aing an 9enianlin 2onco-
itcr unO 6rolL Sitieite Slnn-, na6c
SoDettc-Str., 1915 bel so.
Senrb @ilO6crecr rmo 8rou an
So6n 3. 9loOiiou mo 5rou, 9foro.
icite @oriud-9Ibe., no6e 9oIt-Str,
t6 bel 90.
r6omeeeferS 9ieoItU Co. an Spn-
ncp Q. 9oris umO 6rolt SiiOicite
@omonoion.9loe., no6e @ilmor. Str
1873 6ei 100.
GboS. q. @otb llnO 6rou an @rneit
@orner, @eitieitc @oIie-, nobe W}o-
Oiion-Str., 12 bei 70.
Socob SonOler m0 6rou on Gr.
nett Morner, 5 2otS.
@rneit @orncr an Socob SonOlcr
ilnO 6roll 5 Cots.
Cigar 6. GoOington unO Srou ot
1So6n S. Seuneo unO 6rorL 9IorOoit.
ieite Oordeiter &ooo, no6e GIcpe-
lono.9lbe., GO bel 1853.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
OjrnnOitiids. .ltcbCrtraomnocn.

aot6erine 81. SuO0e II. 81. an &etcr
Nl Soumafer, 9}oromeitieite 30
Ctr, no6e &untington-9loc., 12 bel
1870.
E5ronf 0orilcr lmo 5roI an Ger
orO Gorfler, gior0ieite 9lntbonp., no-
be @oensStry IA bel 80.
$. 9. @ui1cr imO ,Srol an So6n
u. O'0onnea unO 6rou, gloroleite
MoOiionItr., nobe &otepooo.9loe., 10
Eel 6S.
SSronf Eo6olit uno 6rol an &orel
@}a1acef uno 6rou, Oiiieite @oi6-
ineton, nobe NioOiionilr., IA bel 80.
s. 6reo, Sempel II. u. an s. 6reO.
Sempel II. g., 3 Cots.
Somuel VI. Barr an Geol @itotc II.
Snip. So, SIoieite @roion-, no5e
Hoieoaleltr., IA bel 76.6.
Gerielbe an oieiel5e, Sii6ieite Scr
Garswea, nabe Sarriionitr, IA bel
80.
NioDor itno Stootrotb an sic Der.
Stonten bon 9lmerifo, gforOede Sow-
man lno @eoionItr.
@0nor0 Wloeuire uno SSrmt an
Sen WtnDpr uno StoOtrotb, gtoroieite
%. Str. 81 bel n.
Morgoret @i. &etrape an 6rouf
@. Ycarion 900 Mlaoiiou-9luc.
CHARLES 5. 9Qnoparte an oieiel'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
llferpIabe 81 uertamfcn.


9lder-N,r,.. .WItfpInFe 81 OeFINlItH.
tfunre SStinoltiide. beQuen Qeleqcn, fiabe Vdls
ric6fet 0abrenoicnit nab StruBcnbnbn einQes
oeIeoe,, Slpiitbcn Sipei fb6neu breitcn Greefs
@ehsr = outer 9nrien6ooen 8reis $500.
fing ni TSle nit uns nnf cine 1onr 8nr .Suipef'
. moSg,eler Slate an Sreitag ooer Samitdg UNI
. Snun1nt ooer nm SonnfaQ I'M 10 &nrn. ooer
Nog64t 64tpli qut elmer elepanten 120 SUB $4,000
S9r 9pei Shluoen snbrt Wlan fpred6e in
miro doo 100 Sqninble NutlhinQ bor oner ielepbos
2opniosS 81 Eanl S066 meeen gusiunit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
gln Gie 0omcn.


,,,soS PIC eiu5tge Sdnlc in ber etabt.
r,e,. utllere NdbH4lniien icbt often Sunee Hds
ne,c,,m ,,vm 10 mnel@e oie Steiocrmo6criunfi na1 ben
~ ,,uyl,eli Wfet1noen erlernen mo1en lonnen oies
aI ar lHtder Sett ourb oen 9lHibMb an oiefe
S+.iieuen errei9en unterrimt Nioraens, 9lad,
aalIiiaeS nio Abenhs. 9eaueme Shinoen SIN
iM.nterrintes fortoefebt meroen. @rinnlidber
mnterribt i'm @ntpnrf bon Wluiteru crtbeilt
Nngere glnsfunli ichritlib ooer uiiinolcb bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
NicNi5iniiGc 9Iu5ciscu.
@rGntcr- -WlcSi5in.
&abcu Sic ismnIs uerSndjt, &c.
inun 5n werOen, aber Obne
&riOla?

50 mGa fetn, bah @te ut In We.
bonoIngp naren. oab Gle ole SoIt.
mine aih 0eneIuno uuiedbcn.
Gie nriiiien niien, oab In duer
Qebenslagen Spe8inlnrbeit bcrllnai
ipir6 uno bic lpicbtiaftc bon allen III
bic Acbnnnluna boa Nrnuf6eiieu. gSd'
rim confultireli Gic IN Der Grfennt'
nib oieier Tbdtfuhe dicbt cineil Spe
5inIiiien bon gniem 9iui fhr @ClDid
uuo @brIidieii penn sic IN eiiler
Widnnern eiacnibiimlic1cn Nrnnibeu
leioen ooer ban oerielhen bAbinoeri
lperoei; eilten &pe8laliiten. Der hber
10 Sabre prdfiifhe @ria6rlina IN
Widnnertrnnibelien bat einer, ber
9bnen n1G elmer lorqi1ltipen Inter
fudbunq i1qen uirD. Ob er Gle lilripen
fam ober nidDt; enen. Der Sie IN
liir5eIter Belt iiirircn uiro, Uie eS
ib nit beni helten ull0 literlien nc
Iultat bereinbaren ldbt.
9ieIe 9lrt bon Gpe5inliften finbeH
Sie, ipenn Sie Dr. pamrtd OOn Aultl.
Htpre, Mo-, 408 DhsWnltimure.gtrab
conjultiren. Gr bat Oiele aRnnner
inrirt, ole opne @rfolq beriudien. 2lh'
billie ooer Sfur 5u tinoen. g8nS er
Lir @nocre eetbon lam er nu1
iiir Sie tbuit.
seine @ebnbren Inb meoria nro
4ablnngcn perben ben WliticIn bea
BdtisnieH nngepabt nrranoirt.
(S-)
i.-3 4-y-l..s y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

oltc Sd6nc. t2 -tsc.; Gnteu iinac
t6-t7c.; flcinc. t5-16c.; Soubcn
oItc unO iunge Eourc 35c.
9obnen un0 Gr6ien.
5binucu @r6icu 9ui6cl $500
$40; 9lew Sra Grbicn @uidcl
$3OQ-3.t0; 9Iod oOer Gom @rbicn,
9uicbcl, $500 $40; Goimtrp weiBc
9obnen 9uibcI $3.50 800.
Sbit unO @cmiiie. II 9lepieL
gIcip. gorf, SAB, Scr. 1 $3.OO-5.50;
glr. 9, $3.00-3.75; 9o6nen, crime,
aorb. $3.50 2.25; @erl6o6nen, aor6
$3.50 - t.75; @ods6o6nen, 9or6,
$3.50 2.75; Gotbril6cu, iiiOlide,
9itnocl, 4-5c.; aroit, 6loriOo,
Grote, $500 $50; Olorfolf, Sob,
$3.50 500; G6orIeIton, Crate, $3.50
100; SeIIerie, 6Ia., ailic, $t.O0-
t.75; @urfen, 6IoriOo. aor6, 1925
-25O; Sale, 9lorfoIf, Sab, $t.0O
-t5O; GopiloIot, 8loriOo, aorb,
$t0O-t.50; 3picbeIn, neue Eeras,
9iItc, $2.0O-225; @feiier, 6lorioo,
@rotc, $3.50 800; Spinot. 9Ior.
folf, Sob. $t.50-250; Eomoten,
6oncrp, Carrier, $t.75-2.50; G6oicc,
$t.50-t.75; Sporgel Gtoy $t.80-
200; &ooicS6cn, aor6, 25-50c.;
@rbicn, 6la., aor6, $t5O-2.OO
9ortoffeIn-@eiBe 9uidcl,
gS. .gGo. unO &o., $3.25-3.4O; gteW
gorf, 1926 3.4O; @oItcrn Shore,
$500 1926; iiiBe aortoiicIn Goit-
ern Shore, 80, aelbe, Sab. $l.50-
500; @}O. mO Gel, Sob. $3.50
600; yons, SOB, $l.Oo-5.OO;
neue aartoiicln 9Io., SOB, @rimo,
$3.50 1000; Seconds, 500 500,
Slide, &robben uno Ger
ropinS. II 9orpieu. &io., 5-Sc. !;
6hmoern- 8fo., Csc; 9op S6oO,
Stiid. 9Oc.-$1.OO; &od, BIO, IS
2Oc.; wciBer 9Scrd. 12-15c.; me-
oiim Sc; gcI6erBer6. t2-15c;
flcine bis mcOiuM YiunO, Csc !;
@lodrclcn, @iO., 12-15c.; Soilors,
groBe, @flmO, t2-t5c.; medium 9
Sc; 9lole, @hmO, 5-Sc.; Gotiiid,
5-6c.; Clans, bun0crt, 65-75c. !;
Scbte, @fuuO, t5-tsc.; Serinac,
9oi, bunocrt @hmo, $i.50- 200;
SnopperS, GfuuO, sc; 5roide,
DubcnO, $i75- 200; pcibiGoliQe
arobbeu, Gubeno, 6O-75c.; borte
aro6beu, 5oB, $3.50 800; 9orb,
$500 -225.
Sdutc unO 20 Ig.-@eioI5ene,
2ic.; frii6c, 19c.; beI66oigtc, IT,
1Sc.; 3rD Stint, 33c.; 9oIb, &c.;
5dof3 75c. 1925; 2Gmmcr. 10
6Oc.; guGen 16-1Sc.; 3iegch, 10
J-25c.; SoIe, @iuno, 1O-11c.
&in6bieb.- SSinge fette Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 @fnto @emidt,
Efo., 9-10c.; Sticrc mtcr 1000
@fo. @epidbt S-S1ac.; S6ien
@fo.. &c; 9uIen @fO, 6-sc.;
grsBc ilnee &iibc, 8fo., 6-Sc.; mo-
gere. 4--51ac.; aiibe nit 9alb, $40
-65; moaere, 9fO.. S-31ac.
9 6peine. ScrfcI. ie nod
@roBc, Stiid. $4.OO-5.OO; Sboots,
ie uoh @r0Be, $5.00-6.00.
&Gl6er. - G6oice, Efilno, 14c.;
quite, @funo. t3-t315c.; idwerc,
Slid, $tS %; rou6c, Stiid, Sill
t6; fIeine, mo9ere, $50.
21mmer un0 Q hofe. II
Gbocie, fcttc SHoie, @finO. Sc;
quite, 5-6c.; ronbe, Stiid, $500
300; olte 9ode, &fo., &c; 6rii6.
iabrs-Sdmner Iette, 45 bis So @imO
id)pcr, 8fo., 15-iGc.; quite bis mitt.
lere, &funO, t4-15c.
So6of (Wlorplono), 100 @funo.
- Snferior iuns sroIteo, So 8; gu.
ter gem0bnliHp' .lnO 9riiner, $1,000
1900; gutter 5clpGbnliher, $14.00
--1700; mittelmGBi5er, $3.50;
gutter bis rotber, $2t-24; 5oncp,
1856; SeconOs, eep6bnliher
bis mittelm6Bieer, Sill; Se-
COMBS, gutter bis feiner, $1S-22;
gop Sobot, fire.ciireo, $50; lip
per Country, oir-curco, $8-17.
@}onoelbnfte itnO idlcdt eemiidie
Scrpodung, BE. pro Efuuo nie-
origer.
TcrfGnfe nn Der 6iciiecn 9lftien6Oric.
FIRST CALL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24


3lc.; @oltcrn Store Wlo. tno Go,
34c.; meitli6e (S6io), 34c.; @..@a.,
33c.; iiiOlide (9&.G.). 32c.
9ntter. ~ Separator, @ilnO,
39-4ic; 9rintS, u Bfmo. 30
4ic.; @rints. @fmO. 39-4tc.;
9lods, 3 TfinO, 39-4tc.; Coirp
@rints, Mo.. @o. @o., 29-31c.
Storepadeo, 30c.; GollS, @lo. unO
ga. Soc; &ons, 8. 30, soc.
2ebcn6es @eflii0el.-Siib-
ner. ggiuter. 2 Eiuno uno meniaer.
%iO., 35-3Sc.; ,Srii6io6rs-Sii6ucr
%iov 40-42c.; aIte $enuen 22c.;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

lelben, g(or0leitc %. Str, "a bel -.
Momcn'S G6riition Temperance
Union Of MurplanO al oen Mlupor
unO Staotratb.
Sobn 9. @oiYcl Ii. 9l. an Oieielben,
Slinglllff.glpe.
Sobn &. 3onobue an IL. Giitrift
g. II. 6. 81, 1877 @. .Yotontncitr.
@iorriS Glein an Nlorp 8. Simon
@eitieite @aibingtonitr., nabe 6oir'
mount-9lpe., IS bel 70.
ct. @enceSIaus 9. 81. 9tr. I an
2eonarO $. @oIf 9torooit.@de Der
9aortb .9lpe., nobe 4atterion-Farf-
9lpc., 10 bel 80.
9lb6ott 8. 9. Ii. 9. 81. glr. 1 an
Geo. 9. @oee, @eitieite Gurlepitry
nobe 6oit-9(uc., 1913 bel 50.
SEQ. 9. @erbart, iim., lmo Srou
an 3. $. S6meiier uno 6rmt, @eit-
ieite @oit.9loe., nobe Yrottitry 1879
bel 75.
@m. q. &o6rboigb uno Srmi an
Samuel u. Eeregoif uno 6raii, Siio-
wcIleite WcGulobitr., nabe gtort6-
9lue., 1910 bel 90.
@lidobct6 Seinbu6, |erip., oil Gil
5obet6 Seinbu9, @eitieitc Der aen-
MOOD. 9IDe., no6e .StrnBc, 12
bel 70.
6. 8. Seincmoun tnO Srot on q.
s. McGIotAp unO 6rot Otoroieite
Ger Sorlem-, nobe gllbMtrton-9lOe.,
Ia bel 70.
2oui8 8otbc an GboS. 6. 8otbc,
1924 SorforO. .9lbe.
0erleIbe an SOo 90. 2ebr, 81 &C.
SmoIlmooO- Str.
Gericlbc an SenrD s. 9otbc uno
Sroii, 1926 SorforO-&ooo.
&. g8. Sobnion Erilltee, an Ser
man 2osfe m6 6rou, 537 gtorO.
gSoibington-Str.
2puis &. 8lanf uno 8rolt al Ho.
bert 9l. @GIfer uno 6roit Siioieitc
Scr &omieD, nobe Sincent- StruBe,
13 bel S5.
@Itotc @etcr @rogon on Sobn s.
Bids mo Srou, Siioieitc Der Sotf.
mon.Str., nobe 2u5erne.glbe. 1876
bci 7t.6.
Somuol 8. @ribow an SeIig Sri
rom, 2 @runoltiide.
Gop. s. Gallagher imo 6rou on
6ronf Watller, 5 @runoltiide,
0iciel6en an Barbara @cnieer, 2
@runoitldc.
GboS. g. GooOD uno 6rnu on glug.
Gngeibreht uuO 6rml, 2 @uiuoitiide,
9(u9uit @ngelDreNt iln0 6rou oil
Gbos. 9S. GooOD, 2 @runoitidc.
gSm. 6. Souie oil SomorO 8.
Eriplctt imo 5rmt giorolete Der
9fiogemooo-glpc., nobe 6ulosfi.Str.,
12 bel 60.
s. 8. @oncc uno 6roi an S. s.
Nioccubbin uno 6rmL 2 @rllnoItiidc.
g8oIi Goecn al Gbos. GicWeg unO
6rou 0iticite Der Spring, nobe DC
GloerrD.Str, 17.0 bel 80.
glnnie 8. SciligcnitoOt an @baS.
q. Deonc, 1918 9(iSquitb-Str.
'0orrp gS. @uea ino 6rou on @r,
t6ur @. 2omrcncc, Oitcite Der @cn-
taloll-, nabe @rcbtmon-Str, 22.9
bel 100.
Gbos. &. Stcin II. &C., Grllit., al
SSobn g. N1oicr, Siiopeit.Gde Der
NlDrtle. 9(ucp uno 6. Ctr.
2ouiS 0foier uno 6rou on 6ranf
6. g8eIib, iuny 1 @runoitiid.
Gbos. 3. Stcin II. a., Eruit., an
Sobn q. @lnier, 5lpef @runoitiide.
SSoiefn Setelif il. g., @crlu., al
g8ilousbbp Sou, 917 9torO-Gbopcl-
StroBe.
S8m. s. @1ocbin8 an 2orra 8,
SnDocr, Jtorolcltc Der ytortb
nobc @olfc,Str., IA bel 80.
@Oparo q. 6ranf on Solcp6 Or.
def uno 6rou, Oiticite ocr 0uncon.
Ctr, nobe 9liDIono-9lOenue, 10 bel
1873.
Soleipb u. @oloeber on Sobn 6.
aenucOp, s8eitieiite Der 9}olono.9lpe.,
40 bel t50.
3. gS. &oientbol an WlDcr @oIo.
berg rmo 6rolt 5iiOmeIt.@de Scr
Yoriib -9laeD, nobe 4rott-Str., IS bel
76.5.
SenrD q. Groft an 9lnOreip
Stumpi uno 6rorl, Oiticite 5rienos-
6urD Ylocc, nobe 8ofcr.StroBe, 13
bel S3.
s. g. Stieif uno 6rou an Gbos.
&c. Sticff Oiticite Der 2ibcrtp., nobe
@oltimorc.Str. 21.4 bel -.
M SO SSticff n 81 Ted g}on1tr
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Baltimore W1urftberid,t.
W{ittm o d.. 23. W}oi 1911

Wt II I 10 0 d, %. Wtnl IJII.
0i,ebl. ~ 3ufu6r t0435 6Giler,
einldlieBlib 1911 6diier 5u 2ocuit-
Foiut uno 1878 56iier 5u Canton.
0ie 9totirungcn moren pic foggt:
@eraIei9enoe Nreile. 9ellie. Qebies Sabr.
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MDpnncNren, BITE ben ,,DrntfdjrH 0prrsfp ~.
bentcn" mint phHftlid1 Obcr nurcpcImdht0 a
bnlteM. fnb dcbeicn, Der Office onrpn De7 3 d
ptpH pber lwriftliH NlIitneIIuBg ~ wRAFH,
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;yarullnuO ~ Oertuufea,


W a r II | a II D
= 81 oos i0eac Seim oes Sarmcrs, bent
" Gte iiioen bier 6a3 gcinoelte Selma, ole
sbsSeoe ms Ss 5es a4e Sc oseg aes SoS S'a AZ
4, blligeu @reiicii, IN 1nacrcbmer oeuticbcr
y Nadlbaric6nit ggir boben feline Iornas
pos, 5ebleruicu, icine Snielienpla9en
br1nden ieinc fnItlitDe Nclodiierllna. oa
- mir iteis qeniiqenb 6eaenfnIl baben.
" Sir Stntaog, gcldrei6unQ ocs StaaicS
q. NlnrDlano, ichreiben Gle nod 0euie an
" has oclltide galngei6dii.
, 2Sln. cSilDGers 500 Ssllia.rs. Ga S"aIs. SIS.
(gRQi3-l
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g|erlunst i'm 9[lsemcineu.
SteIIeuseindle.
llfcrplate IN Oermietbem.
ilfrrnlahr sn nrrmIrthrn.

e llicrpfabe 81 ncrmictben
iggo@t pInicbensmeribe heuuen qeleqeue
nnfl lnt @rrnbitiide nnbe Baltimore. 3 Gents 61br'
Nnrn, Oerbnbet nit eitGeriDteier 5dbre. Gle
hsrslten IN Baltimore urbeien mo Die Nddie 0a
No,%9rsllQen. mo cs fiibl IN nno IN dngenehner
iras raassloari9nft nit ouidnoqen Nnbbnrn. WIiei0e
Sin6o,a ODER mir Oerinufen iiir 500. ledDfe ges
fihEuilaen. @ie1en Gle nit ms 6u elmer @es
nrodXlillia Spe6ene frcie Snbrten allf ber
&er2inioolcn t20 Sub 100000 9a6t fir 1870
unS 01eil licentirt Nacbt f1Dri ab an Sreitde
10 aSSnmoQ I'm 2 Nnd)m, mn Sonnina nm
495 1estlil. mo gln6m. Sprcc1en Gle IN 9r.
Gt' Sguiloblc 8uiloiua Dor ooer ruien Gle aui
lmnuinall s0G6 pcgen IuSiunit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

ednittmaarens, Gruccrb. nuo Smub-9a6cn
aelauft geoen Nnnr. Wfan gebe @in3ebeiten
an. ,,s1ntbern SObbing 9O.", Dor tO4, Salti.
uOre. Nib (glnr24 lW}D
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@eidafts.@eIeaenAciten


Gine @dderei IL eincm patbicnoen gBeitern
WlnrDlunos sSidoicbcn; auic 2age mo mddDt
anc Gielhdite Spci uIrudS" In Nemibung.
o, s Spe n Es1 eEs geTgsfiS6Slfin 66TsiTc
man ,8aierD', ScutinDcr Correspondent.
(Wdi1S-24
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

I0n IOU FTNll0 Soden.J Fer Sollne,
Spring @9ear 9ran $42.50-43.00;
8eitern NliOOlings, $45.00-46.00.
@euunO Stro b.-Sufubr Sei
256 Sonnen; Strob 10 8onnen.
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Sn Oertnnfeu.


3u bcrtanfen:
@ines Der fb6niien fleinen Sdliier In 9Sals
broof 5uelii1dia; 9roBe 8nner mo 8ao.
G5roBer cementiricr &ellcr, SeiBpaiicrs3e
@rtlIoiiiid 10 bel t50 SUP; born Ierrolic, biIs
tcn Nemein0cs Cdricu. gtcu tupe6ri mn ults
qcIiridcn. IdDercs 9ir. 29O9 2stnoiorglOennc,
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Evening journal., 1917-02-01

center, fell remaining edges over scam.
Adjust trimming bands on waist with
upper edges along crosslines Of small
"o' perforations. Form plaits at
waistline in front and back, placing
IT. on small 500 perforations and
tack. Adjust the trimming pieces on
front and back, bringing the single and
double small 900" perforations in
trimming piece TO corresponding per.
forations in front and back. Leave
openings in trimming pieces to pass
inch wide belt through, between small
"on perforations.
Next, sew collar TO neck edge, notch
es and center-backs even leaving col
lar free forward Of small so" perfora-
tion.
Close sleeve seam as notched 10 the
large "O' perforation. Gather lower
edge between double 'sTTV perfora-
tions and y inch above; gather along
double "Oo' pcrforations. Line sleeve
band II, sew underneath lower edge Of
sleeve as notehed; turn sleeveband
over on outside on large 60" porfora-
tions. Roll upper part over on outside
on small ''O' perforations. Stitch
sleeveband over lower edge Of sleeve.
Form plait in sleeve trimming plac-
ing "TN ON small go" perfOration
and tack Stitch on sleeve with outer
edge Of trimming along indicating line
of single small ''o' perforations; leave
sleeve trimming free (over sleeve-band)
below small 90 perforation in sleeve
Evening journal., 1917-02-01

says that Dreeon viii festurs n IN nj,
spring creations to be shown for the
first time early In February. All OF
the Dreooll frocks VIII have longer Hnes
and there will be several ultra nsw
features.
Fine cotton mstsrials are used for
lovely afternoon frocks, and Il is porti-
nent to state in this connection that
America is taking first rank among
the nations Of the world in the produc.
tion Of cotton fabrics, due TO the fact
that some Of the hardest lines Of the
present war have been drawn through
territory which produced an enormous
proportion OF the fine cottons that were
exported before the war. Many Of the
Alsatian mills are now in ruins and
none Of them are exporting goods, so
that the dimities, voiles, organdies, etc.
which we're produced in such immense
quantities three years ago, ceased with
the Battle OF the Msrne. Now, II ever.
America must arouse herself to the task
OF making fine cottons, combining her
technical skill with her latent artistic
talent, or else cotton will pass from
the realm Of artistic fabrics.
most effective cream colured nov
city cotton is made up for afternoon
wear, trimmed only with machine
stitching and a single embroidered med
allion. The skirt is laid in a continu.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01

Gus series Of side tricks. ana ths blouse
tits Into the waistline rather olosAly.
The sash which u wound arOund the
hgure being dropped at the front 10
show the embroidered motif IN tones Of
ecru, green and cream. The round neck
is finished with a draped collar sur
mounted by a high rundown collar
stitched with green silk. A bakers
dozen Of rows Of stitching ornament
the bottom Of the skirt.
Tho silk industry has derived great
benefit and taken renewed enthusiasm
from the creative work of American
artists. Within the next few weeks
there shall be shown styles especially
created In America that will unques-
tionably meet with artistic success.
Silk Is 30 universally used Just now that
one sees many dresses for general wear
carried out in taffeta, pOngee, shsntung
and new alpaca with satin finish,
which, though not silk, strictly speak
ing, Ia clased with Silken fabrics.
Some Of the spring frocks Of foreign
design are remarkable for their simple
lines and lack Of adornment, especially
when two materials are employed In the
n
trimming gives a very girlish style and
the French dressmakers understand that
the American woman appreciates the
distinction Of simplicity.
Unusually interesting because SC aims
10 be unpretentious In effect is an af-
ternoon costume of all-over design car.
ried out of natural color and striped
shantung silk. The skirt is Of the strip
ed material, and made exceedingly
plain. The bodice Is finished with a
deep gathered peplum and trimmed
with revers OF the skirt material. The
high rundown collar Of shantung il
self-lined.
The overdress idea Is again exploited
in costume Of figured taffeta in a
combination of greens, blues and vel
lows that would do credit 10 Poirot. To
Offset the unusual color scheme, how
ever, there is a skirt Of plain taffeta
while the vest and deep shawl revers
are of the same silk. Crepe Georgette
forms the shirred vest with its draped
collar.
Much silver lace will be used and one
of the frocks designed for a 81. Valen-
/ tine party is in red satin combined
with silver lace. The satin is exquis-
/ itely draped over a skirt and bodice of
lace, the belt being merely a cord Of
silver, while straps of silver beads ex-
tend over the shoulders from front 70
back Of the bodice.
Rose pink chiffon is used for a very
simple dance frock. 10 is embroidered
in the pastel shades and trimmed with
bands Of metal braid. The skirt is
draped at the sides, while the bodice
is shirred at the waistline, the neck
having a round outline and the sleev-
cs consisting of tiny puffs Of net.
Next month will witness number
Of important spring oenings in Paris.
Agnes. jenny. Docuillot and. I.anvin
viii lead the list The tendency Of
the now collections will bc toward
medieval md Empire lines. II is pre-
dictcd. Slcctcs for smart gowns viii
relax considArablv from the plain
appearance to which we have grown
accustcmcd Fhr smart wrqr thew will
be pulled aEd banded with pipings,
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
Home Dressmaker's Corner
An Adorable Blouse in Gray and Tan, Which Lead the
Color List in Fashionable New Silks

- EPARATE blouses Of shantung and
pongee are 70 be among the most
- popular fashions Of spring Gray
and tan are 10 be used extensively in
emtirely unusual combinations. A
Alouse which offers a novelty in both
4esign and trimming is shown here. II
y made without lining and the open
meck IL finished with a deep square
eollar. There are, however, two styles
wf collar and two styles Of sleeves,
while a straight belt Of self-material
Aolds IN the fulness Of the waist under
ewo vertical straps placed on either
side Of the front and back Of the
biouse. Embroidery ornaments the
ENDS Of the straps, being done in tan
Ppon . background Of gray.
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
Designs for Cut-WOrk and Solid Embroidery
A Bedspread That Meets the Demand for Something Novel
TO Adom the Early.C century Beds

misapplied for this purpose. The de-
signs illustrated here are to be com
bined TO make a beautiful spread and
bolster. The large medallion with a
classical subject adapted to cut-worls
in truly artistic manner, meets a de-
mand for the unusual. Although the
design had to be limited to a simple
reproduction, nothing Of the detail has
been sacrificed. The bow-knots are
also of eut@wOrk while the remaining
portions are made in raised satin stitch.
The two smaller motifs are to be placed
in the upper corners Of the spread. Ano-
ther pattern supplies the section for
Evening journal., 1917-02-01
GUIDE TO PATTERNS.

The fashions shown on this page are
Pictorial Review designs Numbers and
sizes are as follows:
Bodice No. 6452; Sizes, "a to 20 in.
ches bust. Price, 90 cents.
Skirt No. 64s7. Sizes, % to 80 in
ches waist. Price, Is cents.
Bodice No. 1880. Sizes, "a to 40 in
ches bust. Price, 20 cents.
Skirt No. 4774. Sizes, 21 TO 80 in.
ehes waist. Price, Is cents.
Embroidery design No. 1884. Trans
fer pattern, 10 cents.
Costume No. 1858. Sizes, "a to AZ in
ches bust. Price, 25 cents.
Embroidery design No. 1913. Trans
fer pattern, 10 cents.
Costume No. 1927. Sizes, "a TO 46 In
ches bust. Price, % cents.
Costume No. 7O44 Sizes, "a 70 "a
inches bust. Price, % cents.
Costume No. 649s. Sizes. "a IN a.
inches bust. Price, 10 cents.
Blouse No. 1882. Sizes, "a to A IN.
ches bust. Price,. 20 cents.
Embroidery No. 1884, containing IN
motifs, 10 cents.
No. 123l4-Medallion and ornament,
suitable for a curtain or beds spread
Transfer pattern, % cents.
No. l23l5-Ornaments and 5 how.
knots suitable for bed-spreads. cpr.
tains and searfs. Transfer pattern. %
cents.
No. 123l6-Design for pillow case.
bolster rolls or towels. Transfer nss'
tern, containing duplicate, 10 eents
Crosby Hill & Co.