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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16
Evening Gowns Will Be Instep Length

When he exploits evening gowns ne coin
cides with Worth, Lanvin, Doucet and Doeuil-
let in introducing the instep length. Evidently,
u,e,re not to dance around the world this next
season in skirts that are half way between the
knees and ankles.
The opinion in France is against the short
skirt for the evening, although there is not any
strong tendency to insist upon the train. What
is known az the Directoire skirt prevails, al
though fulness is also exploited
Beer makes his evening gowns glitter and
plisten. He uses quantities Of colored beads,
wards of silver lace and underslips Of the new
types of metallic cloths which seem to have
been woven at the Creusot works.
He exploits gabardine, corduroy and velvet
for frocks, as do all the other dressmakers in
France. In common with the others, also, he
uses great amount of brilliantly colored wool
len embroidery on his coat suits. Above the
narrow skirts which he produces he has jack
cts that reach to the knees, but they are SHINY
cut and reach to the chin or ears, through the
medium Of collars.
The house of Dreco, presided over by NJ.
Wagner, has gone to the Directoire for inspira-
ton. This is not a startling departure, for
Drecol has already seen the possibilities sug-
gested by the slim, pencil-lke gowns worn by
women when France was fighting for her ulti-
mate freedom.
1t is not easy for any designer in Paris to
get away from Byzantine glory, especially
when so much of this world war brings it up
and reminds the artist Of what is dead and
what was great. So there are sinuous bodices
of Byzantine brocade gittering with metal and
vivid silks
There is the decoetage that follows the line
of the collarbone, which is literally lifted from
the fifteenth century in Italy. There is the
sweeping one-piece frock of Burgundy velvet
made in two divisions, with the juncture at the
hips that goes back to the twelfth century in
England and France; and now there is the
wide, outstanding epaulet that surrounded
the armholes when Sir Walter Raleigh dis
covered tobacco in America and made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16
EVENING GOWNS
THAT SUGGEST
THE DIRECTOIRE

At the left is a dinner
frock of pink silk and
malines lace. The silk
coat has a peplum that
turns into pockets, and
there are lace sleeves.
The skirt, of lace, hangs
in ragged points at tho
ankles. At the right
the gown is of pale lilac
taHcta, embroidered on
the lower sleeves in
pale green, yellow and
pink. The bodice is
finished with a loose
band of colored beads
and fastened with neck
lac. of purple velvet
ribbon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16
Worth at Last Approves Popular Skirt

The really odd fashion in Worth's exhibition
is the skirt which has its hem turned under
and gathered to the lining Jenny has ham
mered on this skirt for four years; Cheruit
insisted upon it as far back rs seven years ago;
and Poiret has used it since the opening of his
house. Now that Worth is using it, it looks
as though it has been elevated to dignifed
rank.
Worth, like all the other designers uses
great quantity of duvetyn and velour, and he
emphasizes purple and a brilliant, royal shade
Of ruby.
Possibly no one expected the house of Jenny
to omit her Algerian skirt, as some call it, with
its slight fitness at the waistline and its
tucked-under hem which gives tho appearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16
lat Weu-Dressed Women Will Wear BY ANNE RITTENH0USE
Autumn Fashions Showing Lines, Colors, Fabrics

Turkey can ever again receive pleasant
greeting from France! She may have been
the sick man of Europe for decades, but she Is
now the dead man of Europe to France
However, there are quite enough Orientai
suggestions to be found in the French colonies,
and enough color and line and originality In
those Algerian cafes along the blue sea, where
sit the gayly CARRIED French soldiers.
Jenny also uses the exceedingly high fur
collar on tailored suits, and the trench muf1ers
and Apache cravats as substitutes for collars
There has never been any disposition on the
mart of the house Of Beer to lengthen skirts,
and this year he makes them shorter than ever
and exceedingly narrow. He evidently be-
lieves in conservation Of material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16

it looks as though the loose blouse in any form
will soon belong to day that is done.
This is not startling news to the American
woman, because the smartly dressed Young
women have been adopting the tight bodice and
the long, tight sleeves in their summer clothes,
even making them Of Bingham and especially
of jersey cloth.
Lanvin also exploits the large waist-coat in
various materials, to be worn under coat suit
and to serve as blouse or jerkin when the
coat is removed.
The hats she produces with these gowns are
often small of brim. She clings to the Russian
effect, but she has introduced a small edition
of the Continental worn by Lafayette and
Washington.
Like Poret, she also uses quantities of bril-
liant black and white jet, highly polished and
facetted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16
Slavic Gowns Keep Wide Skirts in Fashion

The Slavic gowns have wide skirts. The
skirts In coat suits are less than two yards
wide. Like Doeuillet, Lanvin slashes a good
many of her coats and tunics from the waist
to the hem. A novelty suit has a brown velvet
skirt, the jacket of worsted, closely knitted
and seemingly quite solid and strong.
1t was Lanvn who first put out the quilted
satin pockets on one-pece frocks. They were
not successful in this country although we were
a nation of quilters This season, she will in
troduce evening wraps made entirely of quilted
satin, and she will strengthen the effect by
adding capes of deep colored peltry.
Although several of the leading French de-
signers have contributed to the demand for con.
servation of material by eliminating trains,
Worth continues to use These sppendages to
evening gowns. One would feel that Worth
was not himself if he abolished rhnestones or
trains, and it makes one feel quite safe that
he has not done so.
His bodces not only covered with rhine
stones, but glisten with cut jet in different
colors He uses dark blue and beige for the
evening built in satin and velvet. His trains
are sometimes pointed, which is a trick that
Worth has usually left to Cabot
Like Poiret, he uses the low waistline, but
no matter how heavy his skirts, the bodces are
transparent, which is not in sympathy with
Poiret at all.
He tries out bit of First Empire here and
there, and he has taken up that wonderful
hydrangea blue that Calot made so famous
the summer before the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16
Poiret's Genius for Barbaric Splendor

Poiret is always important, therefore, what
he shows is of interest. To begin with, he feat
ures the waistline which is dropped below the
normal. in the Oriental manner. There is very
little that would ever appeal to Polret in the
frs and second empire fashions He is
strongly barbaric in what he does. He has
genius for fabrics. He knows the art of weav-
ing and dyeng better than most artists IN
Paris do, and he has special places that work
out his ideas. Therefore, he has been able to
make frocks in the new kind of plush which
will be very hard to get in this country, but
which will be desired because it has been feat
ured by few of the great French dressmakers
The fabric is difficult to describe, because 1t
owes everything to its manner of weaving.
Poiret uses an unusual amount of black and
white and brings back quantities of black and
white Jet lavishy arranged on frocks with
~lavic or Oriental tendency
His evening gowns feature the high line at
the neck which he has always sponsored. HIS
wife, a beautiful woman who wore his clothes
better than any one else, always adopted the
evening gown which showed only two or more
inches of the neck and dropped in flexible
line to q low belt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16
SCHOOLGIRLS
COAT OF BLUE
CLOTH

The shade is the green
blue of the wild duck,
end tho trimming is OF
bands Of white silk
braided in this same
shade of blue. The
mufher collar, cuffs and
hem of coat are OF
kolinsky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16

many other doors, saying that the place would
be closed until the end Of the war, has been
taken down. France may have foreseen long
war, but her people felt that things would come
to a crisis before the fourth year broke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16

0NE feels like asking who will crack the
nuts of the world if all the squirres
are to be utilized by the milliners an'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16

TRAY is coming in for much attention in
r the new fashions. 1t is a color that
- must be worn with care--but, then,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

'gnife, iom iiffert rerte Jig / man
&c 9ierter UNDER oisie Dage, naar
ri loo 9litfet GLIDE ben ooer Den
.oeilige 4irfe og Den tore opmerf-
iomme Sfore, Der fpl0te Den, o9
oct bar, at to MenO iom bar meo
ira WeHi8beOens ringe 9egpnoelie,
og iom trofait % ielOforne9tenoe
itoo oea hi / 9tp % RG, maatte
BABE ben @le0e at ie, 6oao oi ioa.
(D~fisiionerR B.Ol len, iom MI er
.biemme bos Serren, og Iaa gamle
Sens Serenien, iom bel par meo
peo Soften, men intet, ilet intet
funne ie). Olien fer Oo9 nof roget
Der en- ifonnere END bette, Der boor
ban er, % on, 9amle Sen, fan gl9-
De dig ill., at ON en- fort Tio ifol
ogiao Dine Zine opla0e5 % ifue
Seius o9 al bans Serligbeo Dos
6aoeren.
$500. y. 8ecf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

Oct bill freeze en- Sum pao $685.
100000 til at 6ol0e 5oreningens
Iamle0e arbei0e gaoenoe inotil SIT
nj 1918, o9 Ioo nloa Der onOre
$35, 900, 900 til, for at Dor ..
VI. s. u. fan felge meo %
til 5ranfrig. Sort 2onos
ISenner ifll0e BELT bepares ira Den
Ilibrige Sfraoplan, iom ioa mango
al anore Petitioners SoIooter bar
betraa0t o9 betre0er. @n fronif
Wtaior bar lt0tolt, at ban milteoe
flere Wen0 oeo &snsiDg6omme emo
Deo 8ien0enS 9ugler.
Sao os ggre, booo ri fan. 9 /
Tan allie bieIpe. Og on,
fom er ct SUBS Barn, GLEN life
at be0e for os o9 for Qr6ei0et,
JON Der u0fereS for SieIeS 5relie
og 9eDarelie.
Vfe0 oenlig Silien.
SuuI s. 0ieIien,
Sanitarb Detachment, 355tb Snf.
Scamp 6uniton &anios.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
SOl0aterbrCO

Camp 5uniton, 30. Oft. 1917.
aere 5foo Aielienl
5 6aab ON, at o8aniferen 5
2Giere life allereoe er trptte al at
bore ira Camp 5uniton, oil ieg ger.
ne Germeo eiterfomme 8eres Ops
fororing ON at meooele li0t berlra.
Camp 6uniton lig8er | en- ca. 2
Dell breo Dal, iom gennemltrsm'
mes al aanins 6lo0en. 9aa Dalens
Sp6iioe finoes tcmmelig bsie Bat
fer, nogle meo a~frunoeoe, anore
meo ipi6ie Goppe, men ale iteneoe
og ufrugtbare. gaa Roroii0en itr9f-
fer iig en- Seiilette, buis eneIte
Blanteppfit beitaar al noget Itiot
Brpriegres meo liot Sfoo eller arat
| enfelte Dalienfninger. DisIe Do.
leg Sioepnege er ofte loorette, og
man bar fer 9eiligbeo til at ie
oe forifeIliee 2eier al Sten. o9
Sorolag, bpi1fet er meget interes-
Tnnt. 0enne SIette, iom bpper iig
ca. 1875 Soo oper 0albunben, Dan.
rter @fsercerplabs for Camp Sun.
Itons 10000 Soloater.
Woo 8eit fer man Snstagene |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
Wii SnOtrDf al Clear Greet
YaQeD, WDOmin9.

seq bar / Den ienere 5io Jet liot
omfring eiter bilIigt 2ono, og oa
ie8 laa 9ans 4n0eriens Aoertisie.
ment i Daniferen, ON Glor Greet,
@Do., tog ieg oeru0 % ian0t oct
life iaa Iiot beore, emo bpao ieg
bapoe tenft mig. Strafs oa leg
ltoo al ! 9learmlont. bleo ie9 ooer-
raifet al candidates Sfsn6eo -
en- lille irugtbar Gal imeIlem De
iteopffeOe 8ierge. 90 Iaa er oct
BOG fun oen ringeite Del, man ier
herira. So lGllgere man tommer
neo 40 Buffalo til, 10 bglere BIZ
Der 9jer9ene, % gioer Ell ct Sno.
trDf iom nnppe nogen Sinoe CLIENT
mes. DIT oct er rigt 2ano, ler man
ltrofs, Der itoo enonu en- Del SEQ
paa Wtarfen, % Statfene ltoo t9t.
ioa t9t, at man life toipleoe oct
ringelte oo ser ienere iortaltes, at
Den Utnrf gap 40 gu. al Specie
pr. 9lcre, % Der bar Ell, lom gap
56 9u. pr. 4cre, % Der ell 9aores
mart, Iom gap so 9ltibels, % laa.
Dan pioere. aartoiIerne bar MI gan.
ife eneitaaenoe, % en- Gel Suffer
roer oar Der ogiaa. Men boao
Der er melt al er aliaIia % area-
turer. Der ltaar Den enc Staf I'll
ialia oe0 SiOen al Den anoen, %
ale Steoer gaar Der 6Ioffe a.
iom iult life Ier no til,
at De lioer nogen 1920, men oct
bar 10 ogiaa u9ret Den pgl entliglte
3notegtsfil0e ior De 6Olf, iom bar
boet GER, oa DER 10 life bar oPret
nogen Sernbane ier. Vfen M, oa
gSDo. 3ailmaD so. oar lagt 9anea
igennenl til Buffalo, oil oct blIpe
belt aroerleoeS. Der er Sano not
at pelge imellem; oil man orioe
areatllr eller 8aareaol er ser Sun0
ior Den Slags, og oil man BABE
4QeriorO alene, fan man faa oct,
og GA Betingielerne er iaa uomGr
fet lette, er Der netop Der en- An.
leoning for 6olf meo inaa Vtioler.
Sea blep ooermaaoe Oel mootaget
Al 0e iaa 0onife, iom Dor oernoe,
De par me9et 8laoe oeo ll0iigten til
at ina nogle 9anOSmpno oerllo, o.
oa Der MI er en- balp Snes Stgt
fer til, iom bar fsbt 2ano, og Sir.
te og Brett er iifret, er Der 10
life mere nogen Toiol ON aolonl
ems 8irfeligbeo.
Omar 4nOeren,
@enteroiIle, 2. DAT.
81. Oft, 1917.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
Woball, 30.

Puu lulilllle 0po, IUIl IeB leHOel
liot til bort Samiunos NiSIione1
.oiloe ie9 gerne faa Sop til at Ifrioe
.llot on 6orbol0ene / Den oonIft
aoloni oeO Buffalo, $500. Seq oil
allerierlt iige, at ieg tror, Der Ell
en- goo Blaos at iaa en- 900 oanIt
&olonl. Nan0et er piitnof lt0nter.
let, Der er mango 5or0ele oeo al
Oprfe Sor0en Der, Ioa blot ieg fan
Iorltaa. Seq Iaa en- 9oeoemarf iao
t9t meo itore Sfoffe, iom ieg al
orig bar Jet fer; life iaa utloerligt,
at en- Del Specie gap 90 9u. pr.
Acre, andre as oio. Seq laa be
ltgrlte aartofler Der, iom ieg nogerl
!SinOe bar Jet og oct er llomerfeoe
&artotler. De bar o9iaa iaaet goo
IflettelIe e; i 0e Gage, ie9 par Der,
bleo Der Iolgt 8 SernbaneI9s ira
buffalo til Ell 9D / Soma. De Iolg-
ties for $1.25 per Sunoreo Yuno.
Otter at De oar lolgt tom Der Iele-
gram, at anore oiloe betole 2 Sol
lars per bunoreoeo Bun0. 9taar ser
laa fan aples 10000 Yu. per
Icre, laa fan man nof lorltaa, al
oct betaler zig at aole Dem. Gam.
%Iferne, iom er boiiooenoe DER III, er
go0t tilire0s. Ger er en- l5oer og
2Dlt til at arbeiOe og pirfe og
Oanne 9ien1. Ger er cen Iing,
De enifer, % oct er, at Der mao
fOnme mango Here oertil % blipe
0elagtige / De iamme @o0er, ionl
De, % oct er 0eres Snob ioo pei
ionl nit, at oct maa lpffes, iaa
Der fan 6lioe en- tor 0anif &oloni,
iaa @%uoSfolfet o8iaa fan babe oct
go0t / oanoelig 9enieen0e.
Oct er oct, De l9n9es eiter.
8erior, fore 8enner omfring /
port Samiuno iom bar tpntt al
iIDtte, tag en- Gur til Buffalo og
lie ielD. 90 ieg oil gerne iige: nent
life for len9e, iaa oct Oanife 6olf
blioer ipreOt for Di0t. vi DANTE
er 10 liot iene til at betenfe os,
men Lao oS Dpre liot 5urtige ben
ne Sang. Get ier no til, at Som
pagniet snifer at faa 0anIferne til
at fomme igrlt, ior De bar lert al
@riaring, at onnife 5olf er 0Dg-
tige til at oprfe SorOen. 8og
moa man life i%oritoa. at oct blot
ital iel9e5 til 8onifere. De I9l-
ger til bDem Iom BELT, Der bill
f66e, og ieg ioritaor, at Der er
EN- 6el Del, JON er 6leoen Iolgt
til anOre / 0en ienere Ei0 tpt 0eO
9oen. @enner, oeriom 5 bar tGnft
at reiie % ie paa 2anO Der, iaa
pent life til n9ite aar.
Ga ieg reiite 0erttl, par oct life
min 9enitgt at febe meo oct iom-
me, men GA ieg fom Der no %
ioa, 6oao Der fon aoles, % ia1Ot
no, at alimaet er goOt o9 taltc
meo 6olf, iom par fonmen Der
meo 0aarlig SelbreO, iGrli9 9rDii
og G9ring Spgoom, beilntteoe je9
mig til at f6be.
SenOag Ror9en oar ri iamlet
Dos Scr. 0dbls ior at tale ON,
6oem oi ifuloe oel9e til at oert
Dor Brett og SiGleierger. Sans
.~g(n0erien lpite ct StDffe no al por
fare 9ibel og bolOt 9en. Sar
.ingoe, ri bnrOe nlorig tage oS
no9et ior ltoen at beoe til Dor f9rt
6aoer, og bet par p
ogiaa allie enige l..
9pen Buffalo er en- pen gp mel
alt Tom berer til en- mooerne Vp
Zen bar 3 Sfoler og bDg9er en- til
Ser / 90. 9. bar ri Ell Mosi
Sne, 6ooo nj er me0et feoe al.
@n fprlig Silien til gennern
npr Buffalo og aft @iibs Soft 1t
oper port Samfnno.
Nn2in q tt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
KoB DEM EN FARM NER FERGUS FALLS. MIMI.
DE TAGER ALDRIG FEJL

Vor udmerkede og vel opdyrkede Farm, 8 Mil fra Fergus Falls,
MINI, og 6 Mil fra en- mindre BY, er til Salgs uhyre b1ligt. Farmer
err paa 200 Acres er vel bebygget med godt Beboelseshus, Barn
Hoghouse, Chicken coop, Granery, udm@rket BrSnd og Vindmole.
Denne dejige Farm er nu til Salgs for den uhyre billige Pris af
$500 pr. Acre. Kun 100000 kontant. Resten paa lpngere lids
Afbetaing ON pnskes skriv med Diet samme til Ejerne.
ST0NDALL ToFToY COMPANY, Madison, Wis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07


oeforereoe 8a9ge oigioer ior ms
en- gaggrun0 for bette.
Sra Secret tr9oer oi til 9eire
inc ! oct rummelige 5afriiti meo
Op9ang til YreotfeitoIen o9 ITO
gang til lSioen df Girfen. @ommen
bern6, Lao os gaa neo / RrDpten.
stei ie, boilfen oeiIiet tort Rum
Der er, meo aeffen % alt til ga
get = Den cole Rogefunit = ben
bSrenoe. Wten bbao er oct for noo.
lie unoerlige tore giGlfer Der I'M
Der Soitet? Oct er lite 9ielfer,
min 8en, men l6ie 8egge iom ef-
ter gebo9 fan BRACES neO % Der
oeo inoele 8erellet | minore Hun.
$50 Ga, &pgtet talte ianot, bet
fan life npgtes; men boaO bar alt
bette Dog foitet? Bare 100000
gr oct ioa o9iaa betalt2 Sa, iaa-
Dan noget npr = fun $500 til
bage, % De er nof betalt, naar on
lpier oenne 9eretning.
Gr oct M ogna nS0uenoigt at
bDgge inaonn en- airfe, maa ieg
iperge? so, oct er; tbi for oct
fer'te par Den gan1le for lille, for
oct anoet err oct neooenoigt for at
funne bpoOe Dor Girfes anieelie,
iPrligt / pore llngeS Vepioltbeo
(operior De anore airfer Der / On
en-. Dc uiloe ellers let fomme til
at ifantme iig peo oGbe olo Dame
cburcb" Bort 6olf, banOe i og
uoenior 0tenigbeoen, biorog oa o.
iaa baaoe rigelig og meo gIeoe til
airfens Reisnin9.
Nen NOT ON oct. Oct bar 10 Snos
%uielien, ieg ifuIoe Ifrioe ON.
I'll Steoe Dor Yait. q. 6. e.
SanIen, iom itiiteoe Nenigbeoen /
1895, og, ON ieg buffer ret, lom
ogiao par meo til ben gamle Sir
fes SnooieIie. Boit. 6. P%rsoenlen,
iom BAR MenigbeoenS ierite boiio-
oenOe Brett. Bait. u. Sofgaaro,
9ait. s. 6. W. Sanien og nnoer-
te9neoe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / 9eour Sails
% Gaoenport % Violine par ale
ooot reprpientere0e peo mango be
isgen0e.
"a pore 2on0Smeno paa Ste
oct natnrligpis oeiaa meote mano-
itnrft Senone Utorgen, laa ptlte.
set ia, at airfen ilet life par Tor
itor til at rllnme DEM ale.
Ssn0og Mor9en 0en IA. Otto
Der falote aloffen oa for lsrlte
@ona port 6olf til @u0Stienelte |
set me airfebus. Get par iiftert
neS 9nf til @uo, port 5olf lam.
ie0es. i0et oe minoe0es oct gamle
airfe6iem, meo 9en ior oct me.
Iao iaitiot 8io fom ale 6 Br9.
tier / Ornat meo 8ibelen og De bel.
liae aor % gif mo / airten % op
I'll Glteret, boor Bait. Brsoenleil
toa Qla0s ior AIteret % 5llootel
iesieiten begpnote. Set oil blioe lor
ni0tleitiqt at beifriue oenne / ale
enfelf6eSer. 0esforuoen lit 1eg
iprit at oioe, at ieg lf1loe ltrloe
ON 1eiten, eiter Of Den oar Ioroi.
Bait. 4. =. Is. @onien bolot Slo.
~leoninastalen, og 4ait. &. BreOen'
len ,Snouieliestalen og foreto9 5lo.
pielien, biltoaet al De anore Br9lter.
SsnOag eftermioOn9 preolteoe
Bart. 6oigaaro pua amertfanlf oa
gnens amerifanere par tnoonof.
Sc baooe bioraget oeres Del til
airfens Opierelie. st Bar al De
andre airfers Representatives. Oh.
ife6e Dor Mtenigbeo til 2pffe meo
oens me airfe. 5pnOu8 2titen bleo
Ger talt 6aaoe paa 9lmeritanlt %
CAN'T. Menig6eoen5 eget Saa9tOr
Iaa Del lom Sangtoret ira oaOen'
port biorog lit til, at for9sie %
iorIfeme Soften. 5aaleOes forlsb
benne uelIigneoe DAG, fort Iortalf'
Get BAR en- Mprte. og Ofinoeoag
/ M~eniQbebens SiitOrie. Serren ltal
booe seren os Briien oerfor. STIR
fen er M piet tSerren til sere %
onrefsbte Siele til 5relie. 9hi gel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

Sunction @itD omtrent 8 Mil Dor,
tie. 2f0t n9rmere, men | iamme
Getning, ligger Sort GileD. 30 Otil
moo git liBge Ell alpnge Suie, lom
falOes Armp GitD % liot lengere
borte 9pen O9oen. 1900 SDO les
.@eiren, 6looen iamt De allereoe ON.
talte 9nffeorag.
Wten MI lb0t ON lelpe &eiren: =
0enne er Del ca. 3 0til lang og ca.
/ MiI breo. 9arafferne (0er iin0es
ingen Selte) ligger / 6eIte, iom
paa ct Sfafbreot. 9oert 8ompag-
nj bar lin 9oraf, iom RUNNER 200
$50 Wano, og bpert &egiment bar
tit Self. 6lere al oisie Settle bar
oereS. 9ran0itation, 9utif, Bolt-
fontor % 81. W. IS. III % iaa
bar ie9 en00n 9lemt bet nlIeroigtig-
ti9ite: 8%nrnebuiene. Nllle 8oraffer-
ne bar Oampporme.
6lere bar Ipnrgt mig otgaaenoe
9Grens Stl00cling, og ie9 oil oerior
meo0ele lt0t Oerom, ioet ieg 6egpn.
Der ira ne0en al og opao.
Gen min0ite 2li0eling er Squad,
iom 6eitaar al ipo Vtono o9 Ell
&orporal. Sire til iefS Squads"
u0gsr Ell nBlatoon" bpis 6erer er
EN- 2%eitnant. Sire oBlntoons" Dan.
ner ct Rompngni % COMMANDERS
al Ell &aptain. Sire aompa9nier
lt0Qgr ell Battalion meo en- Dtaior
/ Spioien. 3egimentet beitaor al
ire 9atailloner unoer ell OberI Is
(Golonels) @ommnnoo. Sire Hegi.
menter banner en- Brigade, % to
eder Here 9rigaoer uog6r en- Dioi-
lion.
Sil boert Tegiment bgrer, tors
u0en De allere0e neonte IL 8om-
pognier, ct Supply 60, ct .Wee-
0ical 80" % ct aQtacbine Sun
60"
Oct npite, leg oil bersre, er DO.
re leoige elmer; % Oa oiSie pe.
ientligit tiGbringes i DDoung 0ien'S
Gbriltian 4SIociation," maa ieg og-
iaa fortplle liot ON 0enne 6or-
8irtiombeo. ROgen 5ntro-
BUTTON buroe life ORre %neooenOig.
Iopnet taller 10 ior Jig Ielo. @nbOer,
Der er fommen berooer ira Dan.
mart, bar 10 no9en 6oritaaelie ar,
6uoo e. q. II. 10. uOretter / De
ungeS Gpffer, % fife minolt blanot
Soloaterne. Ou Arbei0et er ior
tort % omfattenOe til, at ieg fan
beifrioe oct u0ferligt, oil leg blot
meo iaa Oro iori68e at gioe Ell
Com allereoe n9pnt bar y. %.
s. q. fine gpgninger eler 6or
IamlingsbuIe ipreot omfring / SeJs
rem, iaa at bper 9pgnIng fan bape
omtrent ianme Antal 9eisgelloe.
Soer 9pgning bar jim 9eltDrer,
men iorll0en 8eitpreren er Der lem
anore Mpn0, Ser bper bar i'm Ipe
cielle @ren al arbeioet. oreligl.
ols@, athletic, educational 0.
/. .. 5 belle @eiren iinOeS IA iaa.
oonne .. NJ. s. rs iorlloen SO
ue0fontoret, % De bar en- ianllet
9(~r6ejOerita6 paa $50 Man0.
: 9. Ot. Is. N. 6oloes buer Ssn-
oaQ 6ormiooag 9ibelflasie SCI. 8.
ga Der er Here 9eltagere,
enc man nteD 9elo tan Doloe I'M
Der Get, bar man Oannet alasier |
De forifelIige aompagnier, iOm iaa
le0es al oertil ififfeoe Meno. Dis
Ie 9i6elflnsier BAR upret % er til
nlegen 9eliignelie. Senere oil Der
blioe 6ol0t Msoer ogiaa en- @ana
miot / ugen.
ri bar ogiaa beaonot paa Op
rettelieu al ct 9i6Iiotef. Der er
9i6liotef paa 9. %. Is. ~, men
oct er enOm fife tilitrpffeIigt ior
Oe mango 2piere. Gerfor oil ri
aerne beOe iaaoonne, iom maatte
6ape Sino % @pne oertil, at ien
Oe os friitelige 8e8er, Blade %
Iiosifrifter. Om man oil, fan De
til min aoresie.
Sgnoag 3ormiooog ST. 10 Dol.