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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

other in beauty of movement, grace of
body and pose.
One of the differences between our
dancing and the antique lies in the
straight foot of the classic Greek dancer
and the pointed toe of the later French
and Italian schools, which seems to
have come by way of the Far East
The Greeks. who wore the thinnest of
sandals, or none at all. placed the foot
in its natural position, straight on the
ground. The American Indian still does
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
TIME Greeks were the first 20 invent
the now celebrated cabaret show.

- vi 1IthS NCLC tLG III ct " liiN Cit
the now celebrated cabaret show.
No, they did not turkey trot, for
they probably knew that they had a
reputation for art and culture to hand
down to future generations.
But every Greek of fashion or impor-
tance gave dinner parties which were
even more costly than those we read
about today, and the main part Of the
entertainment was the cabaret, the
singing and dancing by paid entertain
ers which went on during the meal.
The Greeks paid an immense amount
of attention to dancing, as they consid-
cred it one of the finest methods OF
physical training and AZ the great edu-
Gators and statesmen of the Golden Age
advocated dancing for the young people
of both sexes.
Plato demanded in his Republic"
that every child should be trained sys-
tematically to the highest physical de-
velopment of which it was capable. and
he considered dancing the best possible
method of attaining this degree of per-
fection which was the ideal of every
Greek youth or maid.
Children were trained from the fifth
year and danced at all great festivals
in public.
The earliest Greek dances were like
our ring around a rosy" girls and boys
dancing together in a big circle to the
music of their own songs. These
dances are often mentioned by Homer,
Later, when the dance became part
of the education of all Greek youths
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
ADVlCE ~ lF1E LOVELORN By Beatrice Fairfax
WRONG TO BEGIN WITH.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
Is II right for young man who
is going with a girl for two months
and is not engaged to her to give
her gold locket and chain?
Also, is 1t right for the girl to re-
turn the present after they had q
quarrel, without the young man
asking for 1t, and should he ask
her to return it? ANXIOUS.
She should not accept a gift so costly
from one to whom she is not engaged
To return 1t after a quarrel does no
wipe out the bad taste of having &C,
cepted 1t.
Under no circumstances should a maj
ask for the return OF presents. That Il
an unpleasant procedure in which tn
girl always takes the initiative.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

the accompaniment was played on the
flute and dancing included q knowledge
of music, poetry and all arts. Greek
dancing, while it looks easy, was not the
simple happy go lucky thing 1t seemed.
professional dancer was trained many
years before he or she appeared in pub
lie. They had to know their own art
thoroughly, and the poetry OF motion
was the embodiment of all that was
beautiful, a thorough musical training
was necessary and the best dancers had
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

to be well up1in all the great poetry OF
the time, as well as the very intricate
symbolism Of the religious ceremonial
There was no occasion when dancing
was not an expression of the Greek per
sonality, and great dancers enjoyed un-
believable popularity
The Flower Festival of Argos was one
OF the most beautiful of the spring
time dances syu1bolizing the awakening
OF nature. 1t was danced by the aristo-
cratic youths. who tried to outdo each
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Up-to-Date
Jokes

The Head of the Firm-Come, James,
confess! It'n make it much easier for
you if you tell the truth. You've been
tampering with the petty cash!
James-Well, sir if you please, sir
l did once take my fare horne.
The Head of the Firm-Your fare!
Once! Good heavens, boy, where do
you live? Somewhere in California?
Youth-You know, there was some-
thing l wanted to say to you, but it has
quite gone out Of my mind I can't re-
member what il was.
Maiden (hopefully)-It wasn't gooAs
night. was it?"
Traveller Gnquiring at feudal castlel
Can l see the antiquities today?
Servant am afraid not, sir. The
mistress and her daughter have gone
to town.
Your honor" said the prisoner. you
don't know how heartrending 1t Is to
have q wife who can cook, but won't
do it,
NO" said his honor. and then added,
feelingly: Thank goodness. man. you
haven't one. that can't cook and will
do it,"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
AS A RULE, NO.
Dear Miss Fairfax

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am nineteen years old and have
been going with a young man one
year my senior eighteen months, to
whom l am secretly engaged. He
will not be in q position to marry
me for five or six years.
Do you approve OF such a long
engagement? ANXIOUS.
Long engagements are so unfair to
the girls that do not. as a rule, ap-
prove of them. The man must be con
stant beyond all dreams to make such a
time of waiting happy time. Does
this describe your lover?
Neither are secret engagements de-
sirable
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

this and so do all aboriginal races. The
pointed too, or foot that points out from
the body, was originally an affectation
of dancing teachers. 1t was unknown
to the Greek dancer, whose physical
poise had to conform to the laws of
nature embodied in the highest forms
of sculpture. which are still the ideals
passed
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
THE WORD is ABUSED.
Dear Miss Fairfax:

Will you kindly inform me IL
flirting is anyway decent.
DOUBTFUL.
There is nothing wrong In flirting in
the original sense bf the word, which
means an innocent coquettishness.
The modern version makes ogling Of
eyes at strangers, winking and waving
of hands come under the head OF fiirt-
ing, and gives the word a vulgar, in
decent meaning. Therefore. in answer
to your question, as flirting anyway
decent?' I must apply the modern in
depreciation, and answer "No!"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
DON'T WORRY OVER TRIPLES.
Dear Miss Fairfax:

am in love with a man one year
my junior. I look eighteen and am
very girlish, and he looks older and
knows more than most men of so.
Should that years difference count
against me? s. E.
My dear, you are making mountain
OF mole hill. II you love each other
it makes no difference If you are his
senior.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
DON'T DO IT.
Dear Miss Fairfax.

Dear Miss Fairfax.
7 have sent a few postal cards to
a friend of mine and he has never
answered them, bat now he is en-
gagged. and | would like TO know
whether ii would be wise for me to
ask him for the cards. ANXIOUS.
To request return of a few posta
cards would be making too much of 6
trifie. | have my doubts if he saved
them and could return them II so dis
posed.
Let the matter drop.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
THAT is IMPOSSIBLE.
Dear Miss FairfaX.

About two months ago a friend OF
mine took a stgnet ring belonging
to me and lost it. Do you not think
it proper for him to return one In
it's place? IRENE
He could not replace the ring he lost.
The second ring would be from him
and It would be improper for you to
accept a ring under any circumstances
other than a marriage engagement.
| am sorry you let him have the ring.
That is 81 folly thatstoo many girls com
nit.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
HIS MANNERs-ARE BAD.

Dear Miss Fairfax
I have been going with = fellow
for the past year, but We had a
few quarrels in the meantime.
Every time ] meet my friends he
never tips his hat or takes notice
Of them. II makes me feel embar-
rassed ] told him several times
about It, but he didn't seem to lis
ten TO me. RERPLFXED
Be assured Of this: His conduct will
not improve after marriage.
Would you enjoy going through life
with man whose rlBdeness is con-
slant embarrassment to you? I think
not
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
ASK HER THE REASON.
Dear Miss Fairfax {:

! am nineteen and / have been
going with a girl for a year, and
every time l ask her out she has
some other place to go. ALFRED.
There is no discouragement for you
in her refusal. Perhaps her parents
object; perhaps she thinks you are too
young to pay girl serious attentions
Ask her her reasons and respect them.
That will be a good beginning IN win
ming her regard.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
MOST DECIDEDLY NOT.

Dear Miss E'airfax:
Is It right for a girl 10 keep
company with . man not living
with his wife, IL he. has no divorce.
but expects one?
CONSTANT READER.
n his Intentions ara honorable. he
will not come courtius7 until he Is free
to court
There is no compromise in such con-
ditionS He must be free, OF stay away.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

Lard soaked pies have caused
a world of indigestion, and pies
therefore have been wonderfully
abused, andin some cases tabooed.
When properly made with CottO-
Iene and eaten at suitable times,
pies are no more indigestible for
a normal person than are many
other foods which so far have
escaped this criticism.
CoWolene makes light and deli
cate crust-rich, but not greasy
wholesome, digestible, nutritious.
THERE'S no hog fat in cottoIeue.
It is a vegetable product-made
from purest and choicest cotton
oil. It is a product of Nature,
and much more
VIII oles ONE
than either but
ter or lard.
Cottolene is M''|Ss'
an economical \ mn as@.,sss 4 sI
fat. Use one isII4.SaS:lss
third less than 81
either lard or n
butter, and OBJ 9
tain better re- -
suits.
THE N. K. FArRBANK COMPANY
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Gn 8anaibelt bso.

Baltimore, Wio., 6. Zee. Oberit-
leitnant 8npir on g'oie @oillaro
oeoe paa Sobn Sopfins Soipital
Der / @oor efter at baoe n9ret Ten.
gelie9enoe iioen Wlioten af 9tigrit.
Son buffeoe unoer for 5elger al
oct oorIonge og anitren9enbe glr-
beioe neo Banand.a .aonalonlpgget.
San ioreitoo naaife bet oonifelig-
ite Snecnisrarbeioe | 5orbinbelie
meo glnlpaget, nelnlia @nlebros
@ennenifGrins. s ipp 9lor fGmpe-
oe ban meo Seoen og lloglioninger-
ne paa bette fritiHe Irnft, ionl
bar noIot SGrens sSn1crisrer lao
meget Sobeobrlo, fsr Slnget fllnoe
pinoes. gn @eo9rt iom trpffeoe
poo Gatientens Siernece1Ier, og ionl
langIomt, men fiffert, biofsrte Ge.
Oen, bar lltpioliomt frenfalot oeo
oette 9trbeioe i aanalspncns tropiifc
aIimn. 0erfor elf pdfna manages
5anfer til Soipitolet / Baltimore,
bpor oGuIebros 9onemnno" laa
oeosipg, oo SiiIoenoelien al apm-
pearbeioet prnftiif talt fonot Steo
/ @oi6inaton / 0ftober meo Bort
iprpneningen al @nmboa'9Gnnin'
Qen. Sans SuItru ioo oo peo Sioen
al bans Seng oq flrIate bans minb'
Ite @epGgeIier; men ban fenote ben.
sc life Ceres Ssn bar ion1tibia
ON @oro paa ct burtiqaooenoC
0ompIfib pon gei til Baltimore.
0berit @oilloro bar isbt ! @inns-
boro. 3. o, / 1859. San too
9(iqanaSefiamen ira ariosifolen
g9eit 9soint / 1880 og bar iioen Den
5i6 uuuoet meqen gersnlmelie for
lin 8ugti9bco iom Sngenisr Son
pil bline lagt til Snile pan airfe-
gooroen / glrlington.
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9lften, bar ira Sunaer og auloe
6or onoen Scat / Ir9f forlloiogoes
Der 9lften SIS paa 9anOet oper en-
treoioe Mil ltor Strpfning omfrine
grpan, bbor 1900 @1enneifer. melt
Geare, er onieipet al 9onO oa bar
finn Iiot at ipiie og brrnoe.
95notrangenoe Opraab ON Eep-
per og 8poeuarer inoIebcr ira De
rdlntc @ane, ira Daiotteras n9lten
til @olfen Gerosbper ipareoe Ii
bcrolt poo 0proobene / Dag 5orm
al genge og 8arer. Souiton bi.
orog $4,000 fontont - Seioeplnf-
tet gro8osilooen menes 9liten at
ppre omfring 30 Mil ira 0iunoiu.
gen, og Sgioepnnftet / Colorado.
ilooen Ieber | 9lften no @olien.
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Yrogresliue 9emstrater.
Dc pmsans meo Examinations.
Ylnncr.

9emofrnter. iom itnor Trpiioent
@ilion nGr. ipsler meo Vloner for
en- Organization af progressive DC.
mofrnter, Der ontogeIia bill nobifGe
fig til at ipirIe en- Iebenoe RoI1e in.
oen for 9emofroternes Ipffer Sib.
inotiT bor man flln enoet forisgspis
til 8prfs; men en- Goniite bGep for.
Ieoen iionpbnt til at formilIere Tln.
ner for en- Organization. Genne
aoniie bcitoar Of esoiepb %. SoIf,
gopofnt for lloenrig rigsoepartementet
iom ssormano, Senator Mobert 6.
Omen of Oklahoma. SeIifobsfom,
misinr Sofepb 6. 9nbies, asiiIteren.
oc csiiititsminiiter 2oiiis s. @ro.
ban, oq osfiiterenoe Mrbeibsminiiter
9oris s. Toit. Seniioten meo 9e.
pGgelien er at nbbifle og fremme
progressive poIitiife gnffuefier | be
forffeuige Gane nf 2anbet. 9ette
bill man fsae opnonet beb at oonnp
progressive aIubber De forifeIIige
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StemmeretsfDinoer beiegtr
Yraiiocnten.

s Uianoogs 6onoe ]srGiioent @il-
ion 9eisG al 60 aninoer. reprpien.
terenoe Nationol glmerieon g9omon
Suffrage glsiociation 8e niloe pao
oeres screenings 8egnc beoe bam ON
at fate fin sSnoflDoelie for, at aon-
gresien mootte iatte 9eilutning ont
at lGgge ct ,5orilog til aonititu.
tionspnoring oerben, at &pinoer
bele 2onbet iaarStemneret, for Sol.
fet til 9lfiteninina.
Yrgiioenten tog nleget bsfligt og
pGnt imoo Gelegntionen, men loo
Dem foritoa, at ban Den Stilling,
6pori ban itoar, onicr iig iom tit
Eortis Talsmono, og oa Yartiet |
fit 8algprogrom intet bapoe iogt
ON ben Gag, iao funoe ban lon
Yreiioent life fate lin perlonIiee
,SnoilDoelle for eller ilnoo ben. San
bopoe giort oct til en- 9iegel life at
llrgere noeen Ting for aongres.
len, iom life bopoe ppret @enitono
ior gorpmic confederation" / Oct
ocmofrotiife Eorti bbis SaIsmono
ban miioa iig for at bore.
Or. slnna Soparb Sbom. Der
bar SoIsmano for aninoerne, uo-
trpfte peo sliloieniens Slutnina fin
SiIfreosbeo meo, at Yr9iioenten
biloe gipe SSoeen ON en- Specielfo.
mite | Suiet for oeres Sae fin
Stette. Srm mente, oct bar aft,
bpoo be meo Siimeliabeo fimoe ben.
te.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-10

9ienpioner, iom ioa Sforen fon.
me neo imoo Oiinoga, tiger, at De
bar ipreote / ell tpno 9inie sSlere
Dtil lang, og Den itsbeoe Soroirring
af itnbrrote Boane, aimpgtigt glr.
tiaeri, bIon0et meo nooialone Col.
batter % nobungreoe chile, iom De
inealebc oiiteO 9ennem Rrfenen, al.
goo ct 9illeoc al nlminoelig Sor.
toiolelia
ga Oct rpgteoes, at DC isoerole
trooper mlilignis oiloe forisge at
oaa ouer 8rGnien. fom II. 9. 9a.
baIeri ira Morfa oG andre @r9n.
iebner g,prbeoen til Greiioio, men
inaen az oe isoeroIe Wericonere er
fommen ODER
Samme 8oe meloes fro ssilore3:
General 5roncisco Qillo, NebeIle.
oeren cg bans glrmes 9eiGttelie of
buohna, Stotsboneoltooen, iom @e.
neral Wercooo bonoe forloot for s
3nae iioen
On officiel Meloing ON 9febelle.
oeren og bans glrmes iPttelie al
gpen mootnqes / oct militPre So
beofnorter fer 9ne, fenot neo en-
Stafet til Sniiie en- 80 W,il Ror6
for G6ibuobuo oa berfrn meo Selc.
arof. General @illn feln bebor bet
aporter. iom General Werenoo bar
forlnot.
Tor 10 9lor iioen iorIoo General
gilfa fem Slpatning ionme 9p, ionl
han hnn MI bolot Seirsin6toe |.
Der por noIteot Orore ON bons gr.
rcIt i6et ban beifpfoteS for at bope
brabt en- Of Sprens Officerer. q.
Den forfuIates ban iom en- gnroit
Gin nGfentIiae 2sbebone iom 81.
rer, eftcr at ban honoe tient Wn.
bcros MeboIution. begnnote ban for
fem Mlooneoer fioen meb en- fndni
seocfpcr. oa foore6cs far ban ar.
beioet fia OBJ til Ell StilIin1 hnor ban
MI fon noIte6e @efaIinoer | iontmt
Stots SobeoIto6. hpor grreitororen
MOB hnm bar uoTtebt.
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9per / 9onoet. boor progressive
Sonforilag % glnifueliet fon bliOe
orsftet.
Oct ifol o9re en- al Organiiotio.
mems 0pgooer at isae at iorpurre
oc prosresiioe glebublifoneres PIan
ON en- Sonmenilntnine af Repu6li.
fanerne og Brogresiipe. Gn anben
al oens Opgooer er at 0anne ell lt9rf
politiif 9ibpagt omfring Brpiioent
@ilion og itstte bom bans 8eitrG.
beIier for at foo fit 2ouginningspro.
gram pennemfsrt
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Stiaingea / Merito.
iSlpstninser ira Gblbnabna naar
til II. z. @renic.
General @illa boloer Snotog /
Gbi6nabna.

Spoo ui beretteoe lioit ion Ell ITO.
ite Nnbeo, at 7 al Suertos @enera.
Ter meo oeres 1ropper itoO reOe til
at opergine fig, bar oi life iioen let
rietip huerfen befrGitet eIler benGg'
ret. Sniioleriio bar Der Dog nGret
noget cm oct. 9e bar iorla0t oereS
StiIlInner / norore Rericico. ioroi
iom mon iiaer, .uocn QiaO oa Grit
fe ouer SeIten life" De bar op-
aipet s@nret, fapihiIeret. men oct
ipnes. iom DC life bar lilbeieligbeo
til at lutte ii9 inmmen meo Rebel.
Ierne. ON oct iaa fonlner al, at oe
life bor funnel fomme operens ON
Grebsbetineelierne. - 5 Here Oage
ipntes BET. iom ben mo0ige 9ebel-
aeneroI 8ino ingen emit bopoe til
at holsc ssnotog / chihuahua; ban
itoleoe life pnn, at oe tsoeraIe 1rop.
Der, Iom bobbe forInot 8pen, life
finoe ioa Sinbe at pen6e tilboae
oe ofifere bnm fra lin Sooebitprfe
| Sunres. Ten unber s. Gee. mel
oes Der mn fro griiioio. Ger, npiten
Iiae OFT fro Ghibunbuo:
Zen fnIbftrnbiae Spriuning of
Trafioent Suertos fsoernIe Spr /
norore Werico, hons @eneralers
pouoittiae ssIiiat for nt nao ct SSri'
iteb pna @rrnfcn % De nbptplte Col
botcrs Generalization aootaiorocs |
Toa. on baooe cipiIe on Solontcr,
'om nor iIn1tet fra gbihnnhuo. on.
fom til Oiinnao. Mero Iiac ober
for Treiioio.
Z oen mnrfeIige 8liiat (begirn).
Der pareoe | otte Gage, 185 Wfil
aenncin en- upeiiom grfen, bnor De
flpaienoe leo of MnnaeI pan sSsbe.
porer oe @nnb. oeItos General Sal.
paoor Norenoo, General Snertos
oiioite RiIit9reupernsr og Som.
monosr oper oe fsocrnle trooper |
nor6re Nerico. General Pascllol
Sro,co. General 9lntonio Goins @e.
neral Sorcelo Goroneo. General
Ones SaIoaar oa en- 3lof al amber.
oroneoe Sfficcrer. De hopoe for.
Toot oeres StiIlina al 5rnnt Tor @e.
neral francisco 8iIlasRebelbnr, oa
be bapbe | 8irfeIiabeoen ooeraioet
CHIHUAHUA, Stotsbopcoitaben. oq oen
ftsrfte Stao | norore Merico.
Weo S9ren fuIgte - ilRben0e
pao eienoele, iom De tlinoe iere
meo iig = W9nb, apinoer og Born,
repr9ienterenoe nogle ai De rigeiie
SomiIier Gepubliffen. 3eres 3lugt
iammen meo S9ren bar benirfet ai
Hpgter omL at De inaen Sfnaniel
finoe pente, om be ifilloe faloe /
Hebeacrnes Spnoer.
9uis 9errn5ns, en- mGgtig 2ano.
eier, iom fiees at eie Salpoelen ai
Stoten gbibnobuo, brogte Ell bel
fontant Sormue meo fla, ioet ban
frpgteoe, ban ffuloe bIipe ben bers.
bet, bits ban bIeb tiIboae / ben for.
Ia6fe gp.
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~. 9larg.

0otlrfreoning. Gen / Bern. .Scb-
meit5, ofboIbte internationole aon-
gres for 9otllrfreoning, Der bar ilut.
let Den %. 9fop., peotog at neoi9t-
te ct raao9ibenoe llOoolg, bbor bner
Stot ifal bope TO Wfeolemmer. no.
ooIget ifnI trp0e ionmen nlin0it cen
Sang boert treble glor 9niol;
bets Opgobe er at ianle oo offent-
Gig9ere Wtoteriale ongnaenoe gatlir-
freonin9 og at qpre @ropagonoo for
0e1ne.
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Rnrt rnut.


Sra Dor 0obobn 8remont meIoes
unoer 4os., at County Sberiffen
iamne 9lften fanot S. u. Butler,
N gnmmel Solont, Der boeoe &c.
South Borf Ct, orebt og neograpet
/ lin aGloer. @on bar Jet IenenOe
Oo9en foruo. San boeoe ianmen
meo en- Ssn, o9 Oe Ieueoe nof /
9ip meo binonoen, ioo Wlistoufen
for Woroet foIot poa Ssnnen, ionl
fanotes Geoor Bluffs, Nebr., oq
orreitereoes, men nGgteoe at bloc
oct minoite ON Moroet.
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Store Sperlppmme fer
/ 5eraS.
$50 Yienneifer omfomnc, mango
lioer gpo.
2iberalc giorns til DC npblioenbe.

llnoer 4. os. lGites ira Dallas,
Eer.: Gentret for Den bsie 8ano.
itono Geros flptteoes | sliten ipo'
poa ben imoo @olfen. Sra Searne
til 9iicbmono peobliper Ssinanoet
ira gro5osflooen at gsre itor Sfo.
oe. Wien / fin 9Ilminoeligbeo begpn.
Der Ssiponosiitnationen Stoten
at beores. 9fegnen, iom bar ltrenl.
met neo | ire Gage, er peo at itano.
Ie, % oe minore 8onolsb / norore
og neitre 9eros begpnoer ion inoot
at ipnfe. Scr 2inorinaen font om-
fotteoe Oneripsmmelierne fem itore
6Ioooale, fra Sobineflooen moro.
sitre til Gan glntonioflooen ipo.
oeitre Del af Stoten.
9lntallet af omfonne iom 3slge
al Sneripsmmelierne iagocs tiolig /
aften at nnre "a. Onerilogene an.
aaaenoe 0Groien nf Gien6omstabet
parierer ira cen til TO Wfillioner
Dollars. Woco og Sm glntonio
bar, blonot 9perne, Iiot melt. Son
glntonios Gienoomstob iGttet til
$250,000. og Rocos Gienoomstab
menes at ppre lige ioo fort.
Sffe ioa mart begpnote 8onoet
at ipnfe, isr rongrioife Weennelter
uiite iig paa Scenen, iaa Wiilitien
maotte COMMANDERS no at boloe
gaet sitre Mato oper @ienoon-
men iorIoote 9utiffer og 8aai
ningsbuie.
3 Seorne orifneOe 7 gfegre | Dag
og Der meloes, at Suie, Seite, Wiil.
Ter og Spfrentlirer fomlner flpoen.
oe neo gellnem gra5osiloeen 6lere
Sunoreoe Wericonere og Reare ilpg.
teoe ira 8ollep sSunction iii Searne,
oo @anSet begpnote at tnaegomulos'
ballerne og fere Dem bort.
Oct or bette 5iliploe life 1ooet,
iom oct ellers ioa ofte ifer, at DC
fsrIte 9eretninger operoriper. Wleo
bner M 9eretning ON Ssinanoet
Seros er antollet al al omfomne
Iteoet timber s. os. beo6er oct fro
Souiton, Ger:
.glntallet of Dem, iom man peo
ON, at De er omtommen Oper.
ioemmelierne, iom bar omfattet et
balpt Duiin Counter Den ipo.
centrale Del al Staten, naaeoe
9iten 100. 3lere Suiinoe 5lpst.
hinge | ballot ooerinsnIneoe .cot.
ton gins" og Baaningsbuie er for
Iioen iifreoe MOB Ssioanoet, men
De lioer af Sunger og bpao oe mao
uoitaa. Sire Semteoele af De ON.
fomne er Geere, iom orbeioeoe pao
Sarm. Monge af Dem, Der er inoe.
ipGrret peo 8ano, er oeiaa Regre,
De fleite al be omfomne boeoe
i 0Grbeoen af 9rpan, bpor en-
treoipe Mil al en- Galnnin9 for
9raiosflooen CAB efter.
SempIteao in 8aIler Co., bpor.
ira @fterretninserne bar pGret ipor.
Iomme iabtil 9Iiten, meloere d
20 er orufnet, og andre iaones
Weloinoer fra ct baIpt Dnfin on
ore minore 8per @aIIer og til
erpnienoe Counter reilte Mntollei
of omfomne til 150 | oft. San
Selipe-gsnen 9Iuitin County moo
tog Dag en- Senoina Motorbaabe
ira Souiton, os flere Sunoreoe In.
oeipGrreoe GIpatninee bIep bragt
Sifferbe6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-10
SSulegaber.

Der aiues inscn bebre eller mere
pasienSc Smleeapc enb en- goo goa.
Dc bill finoe mango iaabanne =
baabe banife % enselife = opfSrt
/ bort Snlefatalog, iom ienbes frit
til enbper paa Sorlanscnbc.
9an. 3ntb. Vmbl. Sonie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-10

Stocfbolr1, 6. Sec. aon beleSoI-
me6oaen uoenao. Grofesior @ooe.
Gius bor / 9(nIeoning al, at mon /
Sperig bor trliffet poa en- un9Mono
meo en- qonife fGnomenoI 6nfom-
meIie, 9jort opm9rfiom pno, at oct
er life noqet ofgerenoe 9epis ior en-
iimo 6ierne og flor 9egooeIie, at
en- bar en- qoo SufonmeIie. Ero.
fcsioren bar trliffet poa Ell iinosipa
gnqIinq, iom finoe belle oen ioenife
Sollneboq lloenoo. Son nar opbra-
get / ct 'front.' Stem, bpor man bag
Zig lpite Ell SoIme. 90 Or0Ipoen Of
oisie hoboe ban pno oen Moobe tif.
egnet fla.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-10

st 6umant arigspaaben. Ores.
oen, Soren, 3. Sec. Sen lariife
ari9srinilter bar / Den ienere Sio
prgnet ct 9ritot, ion npIig er blepen
opfnnoet, o9 iom brin9er 8olf til at
looe ino. Oct paaltaas, at @asien
ira en- eneite @ombe bar braot flere
Srnoreoe 0fono til at iobe fait /
ipn eller otte elmer. Get er Ell &nin.
De, Soo @oebnl, iom bar opfunoet
bette mprfoproiee arubt, og De
prsisiiife miIit9re gllitoriteter bor
onmooet benbe ON at fomme til
Berlin o9 biie, bboo benbes Opfin.
oeIie ouer til. @iier bet fig, at ben
bol0er, bpao oen lober, finoe ssien.
oen beieires uoen ipnoerli9 9loos-
lio9poelie.