davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18
2amrcntc SScrim bccrOist.

Qie iroiihe 0iiae bon 2omrencc
9Scrin Der lib om 5reitug I'M ~gcl-
pcOcrc.Sotel~ cridloB, nurOc scitcrn
mli Dem Nrecunloiut. 8ricObof i'm
6uniliengrab becr0igt SSaitor SSiI-
liam @ogc Dame OoA5og Die Srouer-
Gerenonien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18
rSnrnDcrcin %urwGrts".
-WolOcncs SnbilGum-
@iuutus, ben 49,, gIbcnOs 8,15 llbr.
TOriuGrts-Saac.
(Suni16-tS)
(Suni1 6-18)

g(6Onurntcn, bic Oru u9sntidJcn
GOrreipunOcntcu" uidjt piinftlid uOer
nnregcImdfis erbuItcu, iiuS ac6ctcu,
tcr Office OaOOu per Sclcpbon ubrr
iMriftlid @ittbeiluua az madeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18

SIbOuuenten, bic ben .,Tcntibcn Gorrepon.
benten Hidlt piinftlidj poer nnregemdRig CT
bnltcn, Hnb gebeten, ber Office odUoH per so
Iep0pn ppeE iarsiiIlm @lltnellRHg ~ mareu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18

slbonueuleH, bic ben aEentiheu Onrreipon.
benifu" nidl phultiM uDer Hnrcgrmahig er'
unlfrn, HHb gcbelen, ocr Office baDon per Ees
lgphuu pper lMuiital NlilihetluHa az madleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-18
eri6enfen ibre
Bro0ufte.

Sic Sorlucr in Scr @eeenO bon
Gbeiiertown, Nlo., iinO ii6er Die
@reiic, Die iie iiir i6re 8roouftc cr-
bolten, imge6olten. 60 Bat g8. 6ronf
S,orrell, ser piele 9lder in Sporgel
angepilon5t BAT, Oas Sbueioen oes-
iclbcn eingciicIIt, ols ocr Frcis uti
8 GentS oos 9iinoel iieI. 9tnoere 6or-
mcr lieBen Die Seute ilnionlt itbnci'
oen 10 biel iie moIlten. S5obn 3.
Smit6 bot ieinc Grbien frei fir 0nS
@iliiden an; Soiia6 0laiicO, iein
9iadbar, t6at ooiielbe nit icinen
Gro6ccren. Gie Steuer in Sent lit
olli Die olte 9oiis bon $l.44, Inn .
GeutS ucrriugert, feiteeicbt luoroeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
Grsitnn % Wlara.

Greitag, %. Wtar5-
SSm Ginciitnatisr Siftrttt 1T Der
Sbioilub i'm gallen unb tatte ssltsrn
gbenb BEL bieiissr Stabt eineu Aai'
ieritanb Don AT SUB.
Die fOlsenbsn DepeIden trafen se'
fern bier elm:
pittsburspa.-7.6 SUB, faat.
Dbeelins, 80. Gala SUB, tdlt.
partersburs, %. 8a.-1O.2 SUB
Samantha Sails, W. Bats JuB.
G6arleiton, 70. @a.-9. 7 SUB, ltetgt-
portsmourb, Sbio-37.2 Sub, ftstgt.
2puispille, ,&p.-27J9 Sub, fdllt.
@panspills, Snb.-42.9 SUB, iteigt.
0aiboille, aenn.-39.9 Sub, faaat.
Chattanooga, senu.-23.7 SUP. fdat.
Gatrp, SG.-4Sy6 Sub, ftetst.
MempbiA 9enn.-35.5 SUB, iteist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
gbteago, %. Rdn.

S4tpeine. - 3ufubr $4,000. -
Wsartt i9fpa6, 10 biz 15c untsr bem
seitrisen preif.. Built $14.S5-15.s
05; leidte S14.20 -1496; senii6t,
$14-50-15.05; fapere $14.45-15.,
05; raube $14.45-14.60. GertsI
$10.50-14.0O.
Rinbpisb. = 3ufubr 1000. Wartt
f9pa4; GinbsimiI4e Beef G.i.re &c.,
20-12.65; Stoders unb Jsebers $s.'
1885; aii6e unb 5eifsrs $500
1910; FGlber $10.50-15.25.
S4ufe. - 3ufubr 14,0O0. Martt
ftart. Wetbers $11.20-12.60; gfpes
$9.00-12.35; admmsr $127a-B..
IS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23

W WtnpDtt1. Die Sutu1ren
tparn f4tpa4 unb Der wSari lsblos.
Die 3ufubr tn MiI9tiixn mar leitt
uno prstfe feit. Stoders unb Tsss
bers paren ftetis.
Mittlere unb i9pere Stiere $500
-11.5o; JIeil4er stisre $500
1000; auserleisne bis EXTRA $1,000
-f9575; H;sttiibe $6.06-s.25; aus.rs
leIene bis ertra $8.50-9.00; Gans
ners $4.50-5.75; Tlil9tiibe $45.O0
--115.0O; Stoders unb 5eebers &c.
O0-8.75.
9ulIen.- Die 3ufubren narsn
fpiebsr Iebr lei9t unb bic Ra4frass
lebbaft.
gette gulIen $9Oo-9.5o; sOlogs
na $7.50-8.85; masere uno lei4te
$6.0O-7.5O.
aGtber. = Die 3ufubren pas
rem rei4liA. Der Wbartt er0ffnets ieis
unb bic preiie ftiessn Inn 25 BIB 30
Gents, ipel4e Gteiseruna afxr ipdter
tbeilipeiie tpisber Derloren ging.
Bette lei9te Fdffsr $13.OO-135O;
fair Biz CUTE $11.O0-13.O0; orbindre
unb srobe $6.0O-10.5O.
Sdneine, Die 3ufltbrea
tDdren rei4li6. ba aber rrtipade Ha9s
frase berri4te, iporen bic prsiie isbr
sebriidt.
Cute big auserIsiene @srpadungs'
nHb 5leiI9eriorteu S15.20-15.25;
gsmii6te DerpadunssIorteu $500
1920; lsi9te @sriaubiiorten, 12O big
155 pfuHb, $13.25-14.OO; auser'
lsiene Jeriel, 100 biz no pfunp.
S11.25-11.50; sepobnli4e unb lsi6s
te 5ertel S7.00-10.50; orbinGrs Bis
auserleIsne f9pere fstie Gdue $3.50
-14OO: Stass $8.00-1L5O; EXTRA
S11.75.
G9afe unb 2dmmer. =
Der Nar.t perbIsibt belansIos inioIs
se ihfDaGer 3ufubren.
Sdafe, auserleisne bis ertra So,
25-10.6o; CUTE bis auserlsiene $9.s
50-10.25: orbindre Biz fair 5000
900. - 2Gmmer ,auserleiene bis err
tra 145o-1475; CUTE Bis aussrles
isne S14.00-14.5O; orbindrs bis fair
$10.Oo-135o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
gieIfetttg.

@utsberr gum giirsTmeilttr):
.S6r ppIi3ift i4eillt febr oisIisitis SI
ietn."
girgermeiiter (itOi5): .Oas glaub'
i'd! Der 1T i'm oduptamt: poIi5eis,
@emeinoe= unp S4ulbiener, in gtea
beuamt: 3etTungs@, griefz uno 6dn'
nentrGger, i'm @hrenamt: UiiIitdr',
2lrbeiters uuo 8anarienpOgeI5ahtper'
einsporItdnb, unb BON Seruf: Siir'
itens, &prbs ulIo Ge9tnmoIer."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
8eitbtlb.

vSos S9pierisfte ift ndtiirlih pies
Der BEL Der mursisen SOires Die Pla'
cierungsfroee. Sait Du ibon odrii6er
na9eebadt. Sarl9"
nSa, i'd babe mir aud f4cn ben
&Dpf 5erbrp6en. Sbne Sebeuten fam
man etgentIih nur ben RittmeiIter unb
ietne eei9iebene Satin nebeneinanoer
ieben - benn bag Iinb bic etnaiaen.
bic eindnher leiben tonner."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
gbicaao %. WeGrs.

- -" -'N~c'
Dei5en. - yiir Msai $1.s3a-1.s
s6a, am Sdlub s1.s64; fir Suli ST.
55e-1.57s, am G9lub $1.57a.
Wsli4.orn. - Tir gaai 81. 1Os-
1.12a, an S9lub $1.124; fir SuIi
$1.09s-1.10a, am S6luB S1.10%.
Safer. siir Mai 5sa-59c, am
gdlub 5s9c; fir SuIi 5e-57ac, am
-Sdlub 563c-
Roasm. = go. 2 S1.5o.
@erite. H.05-134.
Simptbp $3.B-5.75.
alee $12.00--1S.00.
BORT. - Siir mai S3365-343O,
ON G9fub $34.30; fir Juli $32.95
-33.45, ON Sf4ub 1884
Sdmal,. = TSir Mai $19.42-
1875, am SdIuB $19.72; fir Sell
$19.4O 1915, am G1iub $19.75.
yfippenieit.n. Sir Wlai S17.72-
1902, am S9lub $1S.02; fir Suli
$17.s5-1S.12, am S4lub $1S.12.
Butter. -Tldrtt unnsrinbat.
Gier. - Msarh t8ber. Gtrfts
274-27sc; crbinGre firffs 2et-27c.
aartpffelt. - Madrtt unberanbert.
GefIastl. - asbeHaes. @srtt una
.pssauhsrt J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
Uiebntarh.

gineinnatt, %. Mdr3.
3ufubr unb DerIanbt ipdbrenb Der
lsbtsn "a Stunben, bersli1en NIT
nerIelben 3eit Der borbersebeifben hrei
Tass paren rie folst,
3ufabr:
RiHbo. S@lpeins G4afe
10. Mdrs /. -. 718 1915 4
90 mdIa 49, 30 80 3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23

Mem gorf, %. Wiars.

Nttp p orf "a. Wfar3.
aupfsr. - Wartt rubig.
glsctrolptie. - Martt nominal. -
3tpeites Quartal $33.O0- $500 rlo'
minial; brittss Quartal $31 1OO-32s
80.
Glen. - Martt fetis anb url'
perdnbsrt.
3inn - Wartt tart; $55.5o-5s..
so.
Blei. - Martt rubig.
Gpslter. - Marit feft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
4dsliAer Marft'Se erid)t.
gineinnuti, %. Wadrs.

gincinndti, %. Wdr3.
Die na6fols.nben Auotirunsen Be,
5iesen fia nur auf Gnsros 5rans'
astionen. gsi slein.r.n GeihdftsH
tperbeu sttpas b5bere preiie bere4nst.
propifionen.
Sdmal3. prima Steam
19.35-19A5; Gamilp 1000
20.5Oe.
2ro den seftIsenes GteiId.
- Sbort clear Seiten 19A-194c;
Gytra Ibort clear Seitsn 19t-19ae;
iurss Rippenieiten 1916; Bellies
22a-23ae.
Susar Gureb Slei{9. -
s4in,eu 22A-23ae; picnie S9nIs
tern 17b-1Se; Brea.faIt Bacon "a
-26e; G9uItern 1Sh -19c; S4uI'
tern, gleD gort Gut, 19-19ac; tro'
den. Beef S4uIiern 31a-32ae.
BaeOn.- - Sbort clear Setten
21a a-214c; ertra fbort clear Seitsn
21t-219e; tur,s Rippeuieitsn 20a-
21Ae; Bellies. 24h -25ac.
Shbsep5tsItes pIeifd. -
Sdintm 20-2oae; picnie Sdulteru
165r17c; Bellies 21-21ae; G4uls
tern 17a-18e; S4ulttrn, Retp gort
Gut 18-18be.
Grif9es Gttif9. .-S9inl.n
20-21e; pienie SduItern 16-16Ae;
S&ultsrn 17a-18e; tur3e Mppens
feiten 18a-19e; fbort clear Rippens
ieiten 18t-18ae; eytra fbort clear
Rippeuistteu 1915; Bellies, Iti4'
te, 24-24ae; Bellies, f@tDere, 212-
22ie; Beef Gareab 15e.
WebI unb gstreibs
WebI. - Minsr patent S9.25-
9.75; Wintsr fanrs $s.75 -9.25;
Wnitsr famiIp $8.25-8.75; Winter
s1tra $7.25-7.75; Wint.r crbindr.r
s6.75-7.25; 5artss Wsis.n patsnt
S9.25-9.75; 6artss M.iben fanep
$8.5o-9.0O; 5artss Weia.n familp
s7.25-7.75: Rosssn. gortbpeitern
stmiidtes $7.75-s.oo: Rose.u. Gitp
sinss S8.W-s.25; Rpgsen, gitp
semiidtes $8.0O-S.25.
Wei5eu. - go. 2 rctber Winter
$2.06; No. 8 bo. 81. 1.98-2O3; Rp.
A DO. $1.S3-193.
Welf1torn. Ho 2 psibes
a.16-1.164; SO. 3 bo. $1.15a-
1.16; go. 4 DO. $1.14-1.14a; Ro. 8
bo. $1.11-113; Ro. 6 DO. $1.15a-
Lie. - go 2. selhs $1.15a-1.16;
Ro. 3 seibes $1.15-115a; No. A bO.
$L14-1.14a;gao. 8 bo. $111-1.1 13;
30. 6 bo. $1.09-1.n. - go. 2 ses
miIdns $115-1.15b; SO. 3 DO.
a.14ar1.15; SO. 4 DO. S114-1.'
14a;Ro. 5 DO. $1-11-113; Ro. 6 DO.
S109-1.11. - W.tbss Eolbsnforn
A.1S-1.2o; selbes aOlbeniOrn 81
1S-l2O; ssmH4tes apIbeniprn ST.
16-1.18.
6afer. - Ro. 2 tpeiber e.
67le; Sianburb iDsibsr 66a SIC;
gso. 3 peiber 66-6sac; Ro. a psiber
64a 65ac; go. 2 semii4tsr 65-
65Ac; 80. 8 semiiatsr, siubeimti4r
64s-65e; Ro. 3 semiidter einteimis
tder 64- 65Ae; gso. 4 s.mii4ter 63a
-64ac.
Roagtn. - Ro. 9 S1.60-1.62;
Rp. 3 $1.55-1.58; gao. 4 $1.45-
1.5O.
WbiBfer,
Dertauft uurben TOO Bbls. Dts
Killers Jiniikb Gooos auf Der Aafis
S1.47 pei GalIone.
Groceries.
aaffse -Sora 23--35e; Wo&a
SO-33e; Guatemala fonep JsAe; %.
gutter 17se.
mis esasss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23

nlrIer ent Eodf S.oo; popoeleo
$3.50; Cubes $8l5; srauuIirter
$8.25; Gorfeettoner -A- $500;
OF .41 $7.O-7.75; petBer EXTRA
T35-7.65; srtra g. $755 per
bunbert plumb.
Wpfaffes. - marii Fetig. -
yletp Orleans Open Bethel 45 Csc;
Centrifugal 25-35e per Gollcns. !,
RetA - ggtra fancp 6eib 62-
TIC; fanep 6t-6c; iecprb Sedb a
&c; scbrof<ntr 3h-4}c; Sapan 4a
OK; Hns R0it 4 &c ,. RfnyA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
Ausmdrtise Wdrfte.
Nen Wort. %. MGra.

RsnYort. %. RGr5.
MeAI. - Murtt feit.
WeiJen. - Warit ieif; go. barter
&,14A; Ro. l gaortbern Dulirtb ST.
253; Ro. 1 Rortkrn Wuntioba 81
23A I. o. B. Rap Yort.
WeIf9torn. - Warti feft; ", 2
sslbes S1.25 {. I. (. Sem yOr,.
Safsr. - Wartt iietis.
Seu. - Wartt feft.
Sopfsn. - Wartt rubis.
6Gute. - Wdrit rubis.
Geber. - Warft felt.
pOrt. - Rartt fart; Meb $1,000
$3.50
Beef. = Rarit feit; wasB $500
$500; fanilp $27. 7.OO-28.OO.
S3mal3. = Martt fart; Mibbk
Meit $20.30-20.40.
9aIs. - Iarft fsii.
Wplle. - Martt feit.
Reis. - Martt f.it.
MplaFes. - Wartt feii.
3uder. - gtober. Wartt fen. -
Centrifugal $3.50; Mplafes S4.52;
raffinirtsr iistis; feirur sraHuIirter
$7.0O-7.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23
x;pni WelbMiarste.
Gtnsinnati. 22. Nars. lslI

WstNH ssS 80 @rNsN s~@o 70
1is 0anien tatttn heuie eine re9t CUTE
0aAirsss nod 5arIeben ~ perteiHnen.
WAb iIt wilis. t5lr Gartben .pn eau
igurbeR BON ben BanfeH 4H--6X berfd'
rst, watSeab @siddftspapiere 5u 5H-eX
pisfoHtirt Iperben Sm oiienen Warite
purben Darleten .cn eau. ju 4-4H% uno
auf Hstt iH 4H-6E plaftri.
GsAla sui Rsip psn.
tsareH isfu unb wurbsn 30 16f Tisiento
yst $1,000 Bpiid3tH Sanfsn psrfautt. Die
1eHBlssSste betrdst b0c Hraiuis per $1,000.
EsAia sul dnrspa.
ei@t. Wsd3id auf Iouboa unrben ju
AT pro Yfb. Stsrltng quotirt. nlr @ed,'
tsi sut Berlin psypen l5Jte pro Mart be-
Es9aet, iiir ISe1isf aui paris iTze prp
ijIaae, aui amjteream 4iXs ySo Uuioea
nnb sui nien l2it proQrons, 4tres 1870,
viuba 81, Stodpolm pro Krone 1850,
JraHes tSdseti) 2o1Ie.
ximbse.cblisatisusH.
ssrsH Tseig uns iteilJ. 9h 0anisH sue.
lireu ste tciaI:
G,uisuL gfstaut.
~ 1subs ie2s Goay. .issH
~ Bombs. 1918 .....1 100 ls2
4,s bpnss. 1850 49,. 30 SSH
IN Benama ......... Wv -
~ 4anania Coupon. W -
Clearing Souif.iiafass.
2ie llmiape I'm tisFsu Glsariuebaus
bslisien iid beute auf st,9cS,s3L
ssiat.edusitAitu.
amsriean SiotIiag Naia eoni.. q. n. & 9.
cont uns Cine Strsst Rp. afltsn wareu
peaie IN AsaiIsge, ionit aber rar Der
gsnri! rubigtr. Eis 8reiie patsn tsit
Yssiauil pufosn:
IN bsy WSrie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-23

81. Mdrs 80. 71o 1914 %
%. Wars 80. SO 1000 1T
Derianbt:
Rinbp. G4peine S@afs
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-15
Printing
Department
Job Printing
Color Work
Cata!logs

The Printing Department of M. f. Shafer 6 Co.
is rapidly becoming one Of the largest commercial
printing plants in the Middle West. It has estab-
ished envable reputation for hghcass color work.
cataogs and direct mail advertising matter of all
kinds.
to new type every job. This insures good work
for customers and considerable distribution
expense In addition to these facilities, our plant is
fully equipped with practically every kind Of labor
saving and effciency-making machinery used in an
upto-date printing plant.
The 1916 Ak-Sar-Ben Souvenir Program and a
number of booklets whose editions ran more than
100000 copies each, among the jobs from this
plant, each job adding evidence to our motto that
"SHAFER SERVICE SATISFIES"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-15
NJ. r. SHAFER
Vice President NJ. F. Shafer & Co.
President American State Bank, Omaha.

M F. Shafer & Co. boasts Of one Of the biggest If
not THE biggest line Of Calendars and Advertising
Specaties there is on the road Their line consists Of
eight big general Ines the most important one being
Calendars in all its forms, including handcolored de
luxe calendars, reproductions from original paintings
and photos Autographed designs four-color process,
half-tones, duotones, offset Subjects etc, etc.
The Specially lines include practically everything
in leather, celluoid aluminium CLOTH felt wood metal,
etc.. and other specalhes too numerous to mention.
In fact it is very seldom indeed that an advertiser
cannot get from them something unique in advertising,
exactly suited to his particular line Of business.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-15

Our new building is architecturally designed to fit
our special needs to the finest detail, facilitating the
manufacture and handling Of goods in every possible
way.
It will be another notch in the development Of our
business and most decided assistance towards still
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-15
In
199155

Additional space
was acquired in
! b Is building,
making 10000
square feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08

Miss Elizabeth Lyman of North Caro-
lima will be a guest of Miss Mary 10 d
Andrews until after the Inauguration,
and will be at home with Mrs. Butler
and Miss Andrews next Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08

Miss Mary Lord Andrews, who was
made chairman of the ladies' riding
division of the Woman's inaugural com
mittee, has found it impossible to carry
on the work and she has therefore re-
signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08

A. Littauer, Mrs. ]. W. wadsworth, jr.;
Mrs. Fahnestock. Mime. Hauge. Mrs.
George Howard, Mrs Reynolds Hit,
Mrs. Epson, Miss Goldman, Mrs. Perry
Belmont, Mrs. Charles Hinkle, Mrs.
Richard Townsend and Mrs. Joseph
Letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08

Count LaszIo Cziraky, second secre-
tary of the Austrian Hungarian en-
bassy, entertained at dinner last even
ing at the Willard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-08

Helpers Is doing a thriving business.
While the enterprising committee in
charge, Of which Mrs. George Howard
is chairman, had not expected to open
until today, finding ready patronage
waiting at their door, they began their
white elephant sale Tuesday, and their
only problem now seems to be to sup
ply the demand for their wares While
they dispose of these with one hand
the other literally is extended for more
curios. jewelry, books, plants, pictures
and other discarded articles. which
constitute their principal stock in
trade. Among those who shopped
early on the opening day were Mrs.
.on Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury.
Blair, the Hon. Mrs. Murrough OBrien,
Mrs. William Slater and Miss Sheriff..
Miss Boardman had a small company
at dinner last evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs s. C. Rowan enter
aimed at large dinner last evening
at the Chevy Chase Club.
Other dinner hosts at the club in
eluded Commander and Mrs. G. L..
Smith. ~-0a
Admiral Luis Gomez-Carrano of the
Chilean navy, accompanied by his aid,
Capt Alberto Gomez, has arrived in
Washington and is at the Willard.
Mr.. and MIS-. N1CtOT were
hosts at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur John Carr, the latter
formerly Miss Edith Koon. The other
guests were Representative c. Bascom
Slemp, Representative William B. Nc
Kinley, Gen. and Mrs. George Richards.
Assistant Solicitor of the State De-
partment and Mrs. Hampson Gary and
their house guest, Mrs. John w. Wright,
of Dallas, Tex: Maj. Robert G.. Pax
ton, Capt and Mrs. Guy Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs William p. Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter S. Penfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. G.,
Thomas Dunlop. Mr.. and Mrs Barry
Mohun. Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Long. Miss
Maths, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs.
Lemly Mrs. Thomas Cleland Dawson,
Mrs William E. Fowler. Mr. John Dom,
Mr.. Edward Dom and Mr.. Kubel
Nine. de Meissner and the Misses Rad
ford will be at home on Tuesdays,
February 10 and 20. at 1924 31st street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leatherbee of
Chicago and Woods Hole. Mass, have
taken the residence of Col. and Mrs
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A. Littauer, Mrs. ]. W. Wadsworth, jr.;
Mrs. Fahnestock, Mime. Hauge. Mrs.
George Howard, Mrs Reynolds Hit,
Mrs. Epson, Miss Goldman. Mrs. Perry
Belmont, Mrs. Charles Hinkle, Mrs.
Richard Townsend and Mrs. Joseph
Letter.
Miss Elizabeth Hyman of North Caro-
lima will be guest of Miss Mary 20 d
Andrews until after the inauguration,
and will be at home with Mrs. Butler
and Miss Andrews next Wednesday.
Mrs. Irving o. Ball has sent out cards
for Friday, February Is, from until
G. at the Hamilton. to meet Mrs. William
Fraser Mcdowell and Mrs. Walter
Everett Burnett Mrs. Mcdowell is the
wife of the resident bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church and Mrs.
Burnett is the wife of the new pastor
of Foundry NJ. L. Church.
Mrs Bates Warren will not be at home
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in compliment to
Miss Mary Browne. The other guests
were Miss Lois Reside. Miss Katherine
Scriyen Miss Pauline Stone, Miss
Josephine Tarble DIR. Daniel Borden,
Dr.. Hall. Mr. Chester Lockwood, Mr..
Robert Nash Mr.. Horton. Mr.. and Mrs.
" alter GlUOTu ana MI anu
Charles Marsh.
Mrs. Horace Macfarland was hostess
at dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club. having as her guests Ad-
miral and Mrs Reginald F. Nicholson
and their house guest Mrs. Knoderer
of New York; Col. and Mrs. George G.
Thorpe, Capt. and Mrs Ralph Cold
thwaite. Pay Inspector and Mrs. u Wells
Reynolds Commander and Mrs. William
T. Conn, Civil Engineer and Mrs.
Archibald Livingstone Parsons, Mrs
Proctor Morton, Miss Dolores Craw-
ford. Lieut.. Conan, DR.. Heller, Mr..
Raymond Richardson and Mr. Flynn.
The fancy dress ball, which was to
have been given by the officers of the
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis, Nd, on February 16, has been
Cancelled.
Count LaszIo Cziraky, second secre-
tary of the Austrian Hungarian en-
bassy, entertained at dinner last even
ing at the Willard.
Miss Mary Lord Andrews, who was
| made chairman of the ladies' riding
division of the Woman's inaugural com
| mittee. has found it impossible to carry
on the work and she has therefore re-
| signed.
! Mrs. Daniels. wife of the Secretary
| of the Navy, had a brilliant reception
| yesterday afternoon. when she had
| with her many of the members of the
! Society of Sponsors, holding their an
! nual meeting here. Among these were
Mrs Reynold 7. Hall, chaplain: Mrs.
Grace Balch, Mrs. Henry Beates, jr-i
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Miss Edith Benham. Miss Lorna Bur-
rows, Miss Helen Carusi. Miss Eliza
beth Davis. Miss Emma Drayton. Miss
Elizabeth Ferguson, Miss Clement
Hebb. Mrs. W. w. Kitchen, Mrs. Albert
w. Marshall, Mrs. John r. Pels, Mrs.
w. F. Quicksall. Miss Esther Ross.
Continued on Ninth Page.)
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The ball to be given Monday night,
February II, at Rauscher's for the ben
eft of the Washington Diet Kitchen
promises to be one of the most sue
cessful of the winter. Mrs. Horace
Westcott will head the reception COM
mittee, and assisting her will be Miss
Gwynn, Mrs. David +. Houston and
Mrs. George Howard.
The boxholders are Mrs. H. c. Graef
Mrs. W. A. Slater. Mrs. Aksel Wichfeld
Mrs Edison Bradley. Mrs. George Van
derbilt. Mrs. Kirke Porter. Mrs. Delos
Blodgett, Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. w.
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Miss Katherine 5Scriven went to New
York this morning to spend the week
end as the guest of Miss Repello.
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Mrs. Thomas F. Richardson. 1912
street. is not receiving this afternoon
An announcement to the contrary was
made through a misunderstanding.
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Continued on Ninth Page.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-12-27
5OArtists Viii! Paint
Pictures Battlefields

LONDON. Dee. 27.-F'fty artists have
been engaged 10 paint pictures of battle
fields roads of France, ruined towns and
various other war scenes for the Canadian
War Memorial Fund. The paintings are N
~ exhibited III London for short time
before being sent ~ Canada. where \
building will be- erected IN which they will
remain a. 4 permanent tribute 10 Cana
dian war heroes.
The artists engaged include Major Au-
gu~tu~ John. ID. u Cameron. George Clau-
sen. William Orpen. Julius Ol>~on. Charles
Shannon. Frank Brangwyn. Wvndhau
Lewis, II. VI. Nevinson. J. W. Morrce thC
dozen If Canadian painters, and Ettor,
Tito. the famous italian painter.
The women chosen are AIr> Swinu>rton
Laura knight. Anna Airy and ClairS'At-
wood. They will do training camp scenes
munition workers and Red CrosS depots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-12-27
CzERN|N STATES CENTRAL POWERS
READY TO SIGN TERMS TOEND WAR
Says Central Powers FAVOR General
Peace Without F0ycibIe Annexation and
Indemnities-Basic Principles Fixed
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

rEihouaD Nedneday-Ihe Central CounCz
oesn minister told the Iitoyk YESTERDAY
on conditions equally all bens powers III sad also m
q
lie sand they could
recognize them ana Tho
BY could u re,c IT.
IN - ~ tne sake
nd
l"se ~ subjects
N deliberate mart ,ye
ol natonahtes who
government ana ~
the
~ essential the . pcIesto ,ef-dennton
nor deprive nations Of their political
expressed Willingness n of "a
- peoples The stated
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