davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
6 ]l(iQionerS 6rano.
6n Sreoieoel al Bangor, Waine,
lagt 2lifc.
Sre Wcnnelfcr omfommen, mango
6nSUlloc.

Bangor, Ofe., 80. 9(pril - gn
GreoieOel al Bangor lagt 9iuin
Guiinoer al V}enneifer biemlsie og
ct @ienOomStab, Der aniloas til &c.
100000 - 0et er 6glgel al en-
SlOles, ionl raieoe / Here elmer
ber 2(ften. 2loen itorteoe / ct
Ssifur paa 8roao ct. og fo'r longs
9roo0 og @rcbange ct. .gennem
Siertet al gpen oa forpanOGeoe Be
boelesbuie, airfer, Sfoler, 6orret
ningsfbartoler og ale ofientligegpg-
ninaer me0 ltnota9eIie al Gitp Sail
til rpgenOe 9tifebobe.
S flere Elmer fpmpe0e 8ranO-
mGnoene, osiiiteret al Nono og
Slufninssopparnter ira anOre al
Dtaines 9per, imoo groa0igc 6lan-
mer. for oe pnnOt Mngt ooer Dem.
glnuenoelien al 0nnomit forilog finn
li0t. 5.anmerne iprong ooer Be
Mellemriint, iom ifobtes oe6SprGn9-
ninger, og oet oor f6rit ga 6en
ItGrfe @in6 iGoa, ON og EN- let
Regn fol0t, at Ger piIte iig 9e9n
til, at gronompnoene ifnlOe ieire.
Opmuntreoe oeo 6iGlpen ira Den.
ne lnenteoe Slide foncentrere6e oe
fGmpenoe oereS arpfter npr Sift-
net al 6nmmono og Central Ct,
omfring to Diil ira set Ste0, beor
Sloen itarte6e, oq ser itanoie6es
5lammernes Marh pes MiAnot8tio,
Mens9le9nens og 8in0ens Omilag
frelite Geiten al 9pen e1eOe Oet
llbpgae ior Suiinoer, bois Stem 81
Sen bab6e fortpret.
Gre Menneifer oioes at bpre om-
fommen font ineen al Oeres Rao-
ne fen0e5 Gn 9ranontono bleo rant
al en- folOen6e Waur og 06Oe fort
eiter poo ct Soipitol. Gn ufen6t
nng Mano bleo fnult, % en- af
airferne fnlbt ianmen, o9 en- qlore
Wono ira 9reiper. iom bar fom
men oner 1Sfo0en for at inottnue
9rnnoenj bIen li9eIeoes 6rp6t al en-
fofSen0e 9nqnin9.
Oct bill blipe en- iuer Opgooe
itrnfs at iinoe Su8lp og 6eoe til
ale 6e bronoliote, On De oIminoe
Iiqe 9ilill9tsiteOer ili9e 8iIial-
0e = airfer. Sfolebrie etc. - oQ-
ina er brpnot, og Der er hGppe ct
aoit6ns, 9aaeri ellrr 0plaas6nS
ior 560euarer til6a9e. Siplp u0en-
fra er aGereoe tilbi0t 9orgmeiteren,
men ben fan life oentes at anfom-
me ioa ti0lig, at 2ioelie fan un0-
qnos.
Gn 6apl Sime eiter at fsrite9lIalm
bar eioet, bar ct Duiin 9Dgnin9er
/ grano 5 oens Sci laa Banter,
aontorbpgninger oe Oen ofientlige
9ogiomline - aft iortareOes. 91en
bar mart afifaaret ira 6orbinoelie
me6 Omoeroenen ioet 9eleion.oa
Selegrafcentrolerne 6rpn0te, og man
fif ioa tilfalot Siplp ira Nabo6pcr
ne pe6, of SeIefonillnftion9rer fla
treoe op as PGIene oe iatte 9lppa
roter paa noele Sooeolinier. 2ig-
nenoe for Sele9rafens geosommen-
0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

gel paa gaoO; De f9n1pe0e tappert,
mens' aommeraters gloo ile0 ON
firing Dem, in0til ser bar fun to til
bage.
We0oeleren Tiger, at oenne geret-
ming, boerfen bene9tes eIler lta0-
fqItes / Sri9s0epartementet, men
Den 6oroirrine og 9@ngItelie, Der
6erifer, er for 5am tilitrpffeIig
Sta6fGIteIie.
Vieoens iligt 6erettes ira oe n9on-
ta Stoter I SDOparten al Werico,
foregoar Observation-Disclosures
mellem 9iegeringen % Sniurqenter-
ne 9orOItaterne G6ibua6ua og
2onora. Om 0isie llnoer6anolinger
ifal reIuItere 6reo, ipnes at bile
ofb9nge al ON Dia5 Dil reiignere
San er oillig til at gere oct, ipneS
oct, 30 Gage eiter, at 6re0en er
lluttet. Qlen ifal ban gsre oct ItrafS
mener ban, at 9anoets SeIpiten-
oi9beo itaar paa Spil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
SliOingen / ]l(eli(o.
DicI6ineer ON Wasiafrerins fraStn
ter S1o.
j 9Oroitaterne fOrtiGttes llnoer.
bnnolin9erne ON 5rro.

lln0er 81 Qpril ifilOrer Stepban
goninI pG6i. Jiec. Ser" Still;n-
gen Nerico, iaaoan iom ban bar
ingttoget ben. San ifrioer:
neiter nooIe Cages Gaosbeo
fommer Der en- 6loo al glpbeOer ira
Stoterne Guerrero % NoreloS,
boilte inaaer al De ben0iife ariee
og er meget neoilaaenoe for 6re0el-
ifere % for aae, iom enifer Meri
cos Qel.
@uoernsrerne / 6isic TO Stater ct
fort iaat ilp9iet fra oeres BoiIcr.
20 FoIiticbeier o9 mango al oetes
oiiiciella 6omilier er bleoen nig
mproet, cen GoIiticbei bleo !igeirem
porteret, mems bans Some % Born
iorgPoes iegte at reoOe bam. Ere
imao is0erale 69rof0elin9er er bic.
pen oDerpunoen, oe = meo llnota-
geIie al Dem, Ser oeiertere0e ooer
I'll Re9eringens Mo0itanoere - er
De ole blepen orPbt 9eretningerne
in0tiI lent oen 26. piier, at 0isie
TO uigtige Stater meo llnotogeIie
al Spen Sguala er Sniurgenter-
mes o9 9on0itternes 0fogt 5or oe
pirfeIige Hepolutioniiters SfDIo er
oct at baabe, at De neOrige San6-
finger iom er blepen n0spet, piI piie
iig al DRre almin6elige gonoitters
8prt.
lSlpgtninge fra oisie opreune
2anosoeIe iom anfom til Stutionen
Der Morges, ifriper ban iorteI.
Ter, at Gegeringstroppernes 8orisg
pao ot boIoe SeuaIo er tilipnela0en-
De 6aabIelt. De ooergao iig life,
men oct oor al oen iimple @rlm6,
at Rebellerne tilbogeoiite en6oer
getingeIie, i9enOe, at De ioreiIog
en- olmlnoelig Masiafrering al De
fsoerale SoI0nter og Oiiicerer.
Faa ct Qiorgentog, iom fom ira
oen aant, oor Der 80 ilpgtenoe 9lme-
ritanere me0 oeres 6amilier. 3a
De Scener, iom Oe beifriper. er bier
teifGren0e, ifal ie9 iorbgaa De me.
re oprerenoe Siitorier, ion Merica-
mere iortGaer og noeluffenoe 6oloe
mig til, bOa0 oisie Qlmerifonere be
retter Gen qlmerifaner, Ell Snge-
nler, beitriOer ior mis- booO ban
iao mco line egne Zine i Mites.
Gaa ct lofalt 1og, Der itanoieoe
/ gl9rbe0en al Sgualn, bar ser %
isoerale 9iefrltter. 9niur9enterne
iDnes ale at 6ape ppret gale al
Crit, og 9iefrutterne, iom ipntes
ll0ante meo 9rugen al oere5 miller,
finOe ingeu pioere NoOitono bpoe,
og De 6leO alle neOilngte0e JON 6aor.
gonoitterne begDnota 6erpoa at plpn.
ore Foslagererne, % en- iremragen-
De gioillngenior 5er ira 9uen, DER
lnorere Bioroe Observation-Disclosures emo
Diooltono, 6lep mproet. 2lnore Bos-
iagerer 6leu irarspet oeres 0qr0i-
geniton6e, og oerpao tiIlo0es Eoget
at eoo pi0ere.
Gebellerne fommnnoere0es al
g@eneral" gra0encio syiguero, iom,
oa 1o9et itonoieOe, ienote ct quo
og iorlangte 3roppernes OpsrgiueI-
ie 6riif fra Sfolen, JON ban bar,
afilog cen uneoommeIige Officer,
Der fommaltOereoe Den life Stprte,
tSorlongenOct. On fort Sio beapno-
tie aanlpen. giebellerne liorme0e
fra beg9e Siber iommen om 9ooet,
og Sfponingen begpnote. gasiaae-
rer, iom boooe 6eoet ben ilnee Of-
ficer ON at eiDe efter, bleu ifrGf.
Hagen. apinoers og gsrns Sfrio
6lan6eOe iig meo aompens Builder.
Zen npbnte Sngenisr, guitnmente,
iom blep 0rpbt, par pnn gej til
gpen for at boloe grplllp. Ge fsoe-
rale oiefrutter piite ineen Mon-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

9oDfotnin9en al graiie 8arer /
SmDrno bIi0er ita6ig ool0icmmete,
ifrioe5 her 10. 9(priI. Set franife
Boitfontor er 6Ieoen operfaloet, go
litiet bar 9re6et ia0. 8alien erfle-
rer Jig ma9tesles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

Sc iranife 9in0oprfere. Gecac6ei-
er, giceiormanO for 5orbunOet al
6uoforeninger Champagne 0iitrif-
tet, er 6leoen arreiteret, iigtet ior at
6aoe oGret 0elagtia Organiationrn
al 9Ipncrin9erne / 9lp. 5 bans So
Zig ifol Ser upre ilinoet graoeren-
oe 9ofrnenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

0e ioenife Socialoemofrater bar
poa oeres Partifon9res / Stocfbolm
Sf9rtorS6ag oe Songfreoag bebano-
let Spgr9smaalet ON SomarbeiOe
mellem oe ifonoinaoiife 8olf oe oeo-
toget en- 9eiolution ON oet snifeli-
qe Samarbeioe benimoo @nsnrtet-
be0 paa forifellige Omraaoer.
3il Bortiets Sorman0 9ennaletes
ifl9. G. g. meo 9lfflonotion 9ieoof-
tyr Sinlmar Granting.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

Stor 9ron0. 8ien 10. 2lpril.
Otter 6oab y9leue freie 9resie"
mel0er ira 9uonpeit u6brso ser /
@aor 5ormi6oag SI0 2dnosbpen
@i5oar i aomitatet Somogp. 81
0en 6re0te Jig burtiat til beIe 2nnos-
bpen. 5 2ebet al 5ormio0a9en ne0-
6rGn0te 20 Gien0omme fitl6Itrn-
oiat. 5lere 9srn omfom 6lnmmer-
ne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

6or 6remtiOen oil oct engelife
Sol life u0iteOe 5n0bpoelien til irn-
ifilte 2GgtefpGer. 0enne 9eItemmyl-
ie boan0b9ue0es / Gronning gic-
torias 8io, men bIep illipenoeret
unoer Song @onaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

9tormanoiets GuiinooarSfeIt @rof.
Or. @eorg 9ranOes bar fig. Q.
6. lt0l. fra 8omiteen for 9uiino-
aarSfeiten / 9fouen facet en- inig-
renoe Opfor0ring til, iom Den enc
ite ll0lGn0ing, at tale officielt oeo
6eiten, Ser oorer TO Gage og fun
bpoer paa to officielIe 3alere: 1
ira gorman0iet og fra ugifin-
aerne" 3. bar iporet Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

DIR. 4rince, en- al De npe QfeOlen-
mer 6eprGientant6uiat 8oiDino-
ton tog 6re0o9S Or6et ino0 Die
ciprocitet meO CANADA. San iniirn-
ere0e, al 0emofraternes 0}ool bar
@anaoa5 9tnertion til De 5orene0e
Stater, o9 9ieciprocitet bar BET fer-
ite efriot 0en 9ietning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
20. Marg.

onL at 9asiagererne og MianOifa6
ira ~2uiitania", i olt 800 4erioner,
er reO0eoe of oen engelife &rpOier
D5orte" og al en- 8ugieroumper
nScotsman."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

ariien / Maroffo. @oris, %.
glpril. : 5ranfrig unOerretteOe /
@aar Oe Magter, iom un0erifreo
algeciros Operensfomiten ON, at
burtig og fraftig SnOeri6en ira
6rnnfri9s Sioe i oe moroffonife
2lffprer par nsooenoia til 8eifpt-
telie al ll0lGnoingerne / 3ea, Op-
ret6oloelien al Oroenen / 2an6et og
9eOarelie al Snltanens Suoereni-
tet.
Den ipanife Yresie i 9llminoelie-
beo tilraaoer Hegeringen at 9oo for-
iigtig til @erfs. Brpmierniniiter
SanaIeios og De andre 0finiltre be-
timber Jig / en- banifelig Stilling.
S9ren bar life 2pit til at 9oo til
W1oroffo, oe Solicit er imo0, at ser
ofres Genge og WeenneifeIio, u0en
at no9en poaoiielig 5or6el er at
opnoa oerbe0.
Den lnternationoIe OperenSfonit
for Geformer Maroffo bleo unoer-
ifreoet 9llgeciras 0en Z glpril
1906 al 9feprpientanter ira Gng-
lano, 6ronfrig, Sponien, Spiflano,
2iterriq, 8eIgien, De 5orene6e Stu
ter, SoIlan0, 8ortlleal, &uSlono og
Maroffo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
Dlanof0e Meo0elel(er.

8ilGiam 5. grpan par al goun9
Dlen'S 99riition 2lsiOciution 0es
0loineS, 5a, inO6u0t til @oor
at neOIa99e @runOitenen til en- nD
90gnins, iOm 5oreningen opf6rer
Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

aineiiif GmbeOsnono orpbt. Son-
fong, aina, 30. 9tpri(. - Gontons
Sootai er m0rOet al 9le6ellerne, iom
MI otter er itprfe. 6roppernes 60
pulitet er toiplom, bpao ser bar
foraoriaeet megen QGngitelie 6lonot
Cartons fre0elige 9efolfning
80 brittle Eorpe0oio9ere er ien6t
beriro til Canton.
9ri9aGegeneral Gbumg er 0e0 al
0e Saar, ban tit aampen meo Op-
r6rerne. 8isie leo ct tort Neoer-
lag en- 9on1p meo Sropperne peo
Gbongpuen 9roen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

u5ram~. guenos 9tires, 10. Qlpr.
9aoolo 9tmunoiens @fSpeoitionsifi6
n5ram", iom bor fsrt 9Gmun6ien
Ip0pna til llogangspunfet for bans
Sp0polsefspe0ition, er gtot anfom-
met 6ertil I goo 9e6olo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
9nrne1t rnnHt.

Gn golO9iitsfonbention mellem
Sperriq o9 Stalien er blepen un0er-
ifrebef / Stocf6olm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

5 9re8lau 6sOe fornplig en- 100
norig StruOoer, Der eiterla1er Jig
145 @itPrfomnere. San peOe til
oct iioIte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

$2,t00 for en- 8oa. 9e02(uftionen
ooer @oes 9ogiamling / 9teip gorf
/ 5reoogS 6ro9te en- 9og OenneBris.
Oct bar ~6elpoS ania6t Of t6e
Smanne1, Ben ferite trpfte engel-
lfe ltO9aoe al 2egen6en om 2o6en-
grin. Gen por trpft 9onoon 1912
6os @Dnfpn & De 8or0e g8alter
% Sill Chicago bar ae6eren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

0ien's G6riitian Q(Siociation 0es
0loine8, Sa., inO6u6t til @oor
at neOl999e @runoltenen til en- M
90gnins, iom 5oreningen opfdrer
Der.
DIR. frince, en- al De nDe nfeOlen-
mer / 9ieprGieutant6uiat / g8oiDin9-
ton tog 6re6o98 Or6et imo0 DE
ciprocitet meO CANADA. &an iniirll-
ere0e, at 0emofraternes Ofool bar
@anuOa5 2lnertion til 0e 5orene0e
Stater, o9 9ieciprocitet bar BET fer-
Ite efriGt Oen 9ietning.
50, for ell BOG. ge62tuftionpn
ooer Foes 9ogiamling 9tep Dorf
/ 5reoogs 6ro9te en- BOG OennePris.
Oct bar ~Selpos anigbt Of tbe
Spanne", Oen ferite trpfte engel-
ife llO9aoe al 2eeen6en ON 9o6en-
grim Zen bar trDft 2onoon 1912
bos @pnfpn & 9e 8or0e g8alter
Q. Sill / Chicago bar as6eren.
8icegnpernsren fer 9te6r. Wtr.
%. u. 9opetpell Gefamo6 ii9es at
opre alOorlig ing al 9un9ebeten0el-
ie. 6nn bar nplig 6eisgt grcel.or
Springs for i'm SeIbreos Sfnlo,
og ban ipntes ogIao be6re, 90 ban
fom til6nge oerfro, men forrioe
Senong tog ban en- nb Sorfslelle,
DIR bar uopiflet Jig til 2ungebe-
tan0eIie.
9fooieOelt 09mningen, omfring 70
Mil ira 9boenir, glri5, beregnes at
ifulle funne banoe 100000 9lcres
9ano o9 eioe $4,000 SeItes araft
til Sn6uItribru9. 0efte @nnoines-
ipItem bil goe 5000 a 10000 8ar.
mere 9tnleOnin9 til oorligt at noIe
li9e iaa me9et, iom 9(nle9et bar
foltet.
Socioliiten 8ictor Bergen ira
@isconiin bar / 9ieprnientant6uIet
/ 8ai6inaton fremla0t 5or lag ON
6aooe at afitaffe Senatet, frotaoe
gr9iioenten bans 8etoret o9 0om-
Itolene oere8 01ogt til at fltrne g6re
2ooe, iom er peoto9et 9ieprpien-
tantbuiet. ugploige. - 2onoet ifnl
foIe, at oct 6ar faaet en- SoeialiIt
aongresen.
Den anmle Senator 6rpqe ira
Raine bar paa@ @rln0 al ooorIi9t
6elbreo reigneret lom Senatets
8rpiioent pro tempore. San er M
ogiaa 81 glar San bar prriiOeret
n9iten 7 Mar, ioet ban opertog
Stillin9en peo 9iceprgiioent Soberts
8eo og igcn, oo 9iooieoelt eiter
Grpiioent W1c ainlens 0eo blep
Rrpiioent.
8inoDrferne 5ronfrig. Opitan-
Den iblanot Dem fortiptter. ltnoer
30. 9lpril beretteS ira 9orSur-
9(ubi: o0pbioiet oe0 Galer, ionl
boIotes un6er en- Denomination af
flere Suiinoe 8inoDrfere | Dag for
isgte 9lrbeiOerne at oonne ell Bro
cesiion o9 angribe 9rogonerne, lom
iogte at ipGrre 8eien. @n Oberit
og flere SoIooter reoes al Seitene
og trooOteS paa. 5lere al Sprsrer-
ne iaareoes, oe Oroen bleu life gem
oprettet for ient 9lften."
ari5ono er efter bnaO @m 6.
Curtis ifriper, 8erbens iterlte mo-
tnrbiitoriife Muieum; oen in0e-
6oIoer flere 9toturunore og W9rf-
ueroigbeoer emo no9et onoet lige-
tort Snraaoe / bele llniberlet. Oct
er heloiqt, at unr notionate Siege
ring iinoer aongresiens Gone tager
prompteSorbol0sregle fcr at belfpt-
te og beuare Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

9fooiepelt- -Q9mningen. omfring 70
Mil ira 9boenir, 9(ri3, beregnes at
ifulle funne oanoe 100000 9cres
oano oo oioe $4,000 SeItes araft
til eSnouitribru9. 0efte gonoings-
ipitem bil eoe 5000 a 10000 8ar-
mere 9(nle0nin9 til oorliet at aoIe
lioe iao meaet, iom 9lnle9et bar
foItet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
9eloie Sfoobrano. @ocb (0fG

geIOie sfoobrano. @ocb (N6in-
prooinien), 10. 2tpril 5 9terbeoen
al 9lr6eioerfolonien YetrnIbeim oe0
@embroic6 uo6reo / Mio0aes en-
pelOie Sfopbrano, ser bar 90eIagt
flere Sunore0e Cor. 2ano @ron-
% @geifobe, Ser ti(berte @repen
al 9oe paa Slottet @isiem. Gn
Men9Oa @il0t er omfommet Slant
merne.
@ee5e, 10. Spril. Senimoo
slften lpffeoes oct at iluffe Sfop-
6ronoen 0'on mener, at Sloen CT
paaiat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

Stroroet Hoit6omper. 9onoon,
10. 9lpril. 8il 2lopos meloes ira
aapitooen | 0aa at 6en portuqi-
life Toitoamper o2uiitonia" poa
9ieiie ira Mo5ambique til 9isia-
bon er lts6t pao @rirno peo Bel
Ions 9iocf oe menes at bliue fulo-
ltenoig 8rao.
Eli Wtarineminiiteriet er Ger ira
Simonstoipn inols6et ct telegram
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON
BY CONsTANC E CARRUTHERs

Washington. January 7.-(Special. )--So- ciety in the national capital has resumed fits gayety since the return of those who spent the holidays away from the city and the past week has been one of the most brilliant of the season. Washing
 ton, noted as it Is for its charming host esses, easily takes rank among the first cities of the country as social center
 Not only are these society matrons to be found among the official household and permanent residences of Washington, but among the foreign diplomatic circles as we'll One of the most charming and successful hostesses in the capitol is Madame Jeserand, wife of the French ambassador. M. Jeserand. Madame Jese- rand Is one of the most accomplished leaders of the diplomatic set. Before her marriage she was Elsie Richards, daughter of a Boston banker. She be- lieves, she says, in wearing harmones rather than contrasts, and her toilet made in hue from the tip of her toque 10 the toe of her boots. Sometimes she is seen in a walking dress of velvet of dark color trimmed with lighter shade of silk embroidery, her hat of the same material as the gown. with bird of paradise on the right side. Her furs of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
HERoINEs OF FASHION
Courage Required of Women Who Car
 ry Canes, Dolls and Dog Muffs

From the New York Times.
 I've been under fire more than once.' said well known veteran of two wars the other day. but I'll take my hat on to our American girls for real heroism. Any young woman who Is brave enough to adopt some freak fad and display 1t up and down Fifth avenue or Broadway on an afternoon. under the Gatling gun fire from the thousands of appraising eyes is to my mind Joan of Arc of the first water"
 Do you refer to the hobble skirt and the din-a-ling hats?" his companion asked.
 No, they're far too common now to count. though when they first came out 1t took nerve to wear them in the broad light of day. Women who could do that wouldn't finch under fire. To be ex- plicit, saw some girls today with dainty, silver-topped canes. twirling them as 1auntily as a London Johnnie. That's one of the seasons fads, my wife tells me, though 1t isn't an altogether novel one. for a few years ago when Miss Alice Poosevelt M was a belle she tried to inau- gurate the fashion in Washington by al- ways carrying a cane when in tailor made costume. But Washington girls are pretty conservative. and the cane never made much of hit with them.
 i've seen any number of them here this last week. and they don't fit in badly with those Alpine hats and the big, rough ulsters the ladies are affecting this sea son. Every one of the women saw carrying canes, however. created almost a blockade of traffic. and once thought one of those rubber-neck wagons was go- ing to como to halt in order to give It's occupants the chance to vindicate the name of the vehicle when one of these csne-b bearing girls parsed. The young woman went along as unconcernedly as you ptease, though che must have besn
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Now the elders claim tribute and the din- ners and dances have only sprinkling of the young. Even debutante functions are planned to please the parents of the guests as well as the buds" Mrs. Crom- wells house has been filled since Thanks giving day with young persons, some times twenty at a time. Miss Louise CromwelPs coming out was deferred from last winter because of her fathers illness and death.
 One of the social events of the season was the Presidents New Year reception on Monday. The reception begun at il a. m., when the Vice President and the members of the cabinet and members of the diplomatic corps were received. The chief justice and associate justices of the supreme court, the judges of the court of commerce. judges of the court of cus- toms appeals, judges of the court of ap- peals of the District of Columbia, judges of the United States court of claims, judges of the supreme court of the Dis trict of Columbia former members of the cabinet, ambassadors and ministers of the United States were received at 11:20 a. m.
 . Senators and representatives and dele gates in Congress were received at 11:30 a. m.
 At 11:45 a. m., officers of the army and navy officers of the marine corps, com manding generals and general staff of the militia of the District of Columbia were received
 Then followed at 215 D. m the recep- ton to the solicitor general, assistant attorneys general, assistant secretaries of departments, assistant postmasters gen. eral, the regents and secretary of the
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sable are the identical shade as the vel vet. and her boots of suede have velvet uppers.
 After the 4th of March official society will experience a change as a result of the election. Senators and representa- t1ves whose families have become identi- fled with the social life of Washington through years of residence here will be missed after their departure. While the round of dinners have been going on for some time the big dances of the season have only fairly begun. The German Am bassador and Baroness Von Bernstoff and the French Ambassador and Madame Jeserand gave their dinner before Christ mas, but at several of the embassies the dinner was not given until after the holi- days.
 Among other winter amusements which are fairly under way Is a big skating club, of which Baroness Eliza beth Rosen daughter of the Russian ambassador and Senor Don Algara of the Mexican embassy are the prime movers. The morning Is dedicated to these affairs. in which the younger set finds much. amuse- ment. The members meet at the Arcade the giant pleasure palace of Washing ton.
 Mrs. Oliver Cromwell, widow, who is prominent in Washington society for her many entertainments, Is very fond of young folks and says social life in America has become colorless and mo- nofpnous because young persons do not ha5e the prominence they should She points to the south in the ante-bellum Sfys which, she asserts, constituted the n}ost famous social era which the west C}n hemisphere has known. Everything
 n those days centered about the belles, and the older folks were content to sit hAck and let the youngsters run things.
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engagement of her daughter, Anna Campbell. to pr. Harvey Washington Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry of the department of agriculture. Miss Kelton is the daughter of the late Brig Gen. John c. Kelton, adjutant general United States army. -
 The National Geographic Society Of Washington will hold its annual banquet at the New Willard on Saturday even irg January IA. The banquet will be given this year in honor of the United States army and the art of aviation. President Taft. who will be present, will make short address, and there will be responses to toasts by Maj Gen. Leon ard Wood, U. s. A., andN MT. Wilbur Wright Brig. Gen. M. wilson. U. S. A., retired, will be the toastmaster for the occasion.
 John W. Dwight, who has spent several weeks with her mother in California, has returned to Washington accompanied by her niece, Miss Elizabeth Hicks of Cali fornia, debutante of this season, who will spend the winter in Washington and be presented to society by Mrs. Dwight later at tea.
 Mrs. Eaton, wife of Captain Eaton. at Fort Mcintosh. Texas, who came to Washington with her son, who under went a surgical operation. spent three weeks, a guest at the Brighton hotel, returning to Texas the latter part of the month.
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aware of the excitement she was creat-
 ing"
 They've taken everything but our hip
 pocket from us. general his companion
 remarked sadly; but what else did you seer" f
 Well. there's this new idea of carrying
 around dolls, which has only one virtue. as far as can see. and that is that 1t isr't as bad as the Teddy bear craze for women of a few years ago. I certainly thought was loony when at the hotel the other day I saw a woman. not such a young one. either, come calmly into the dining room with her escort and seat a big doll she carried in chair between them. Poor thing said to my friend, I suppose her mind Is affected !" Not at all,' he answered. smiling at my ignorance. You see. she probably car- ries the doll as the sandwich man does sign. to attract attention to herself. Our friends of the fair sex are their own press agents, you know
 Another fad" the general went on to say. lis the mun with the pocket in it for the small pet dog-not toy dog. but a real barking. biting sort.''