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The Parker post., 1918-04-06

Redeeming mans discarded shirts
and making babies dresses, like those
worn by the kiddies In this photo,
from them, is the novel idea Of Mrs.
A. D. Gilmore, and she is devoting q
great deal of her time to this work.
She has organized a club Of her own,
and has volunteered to act as instruct
or Of similar clubs.
Her plan will put to good use ma
terial ordinarily wasted, and it Is
hoped that hundreds of useful little
dresses for children Of the war zone
will be made. The need is great, and
the ability to meet 1t In part requires
comparatively little.
This Is too good an idea to be con-
fined to one section Of the country.
Clubs should spring up everywhere to
aid in this noble and humanitarian
work Of clothing the little war zone
refugees.
If you haven't the time, but have
the shirts, send them to Mrs. Gilmore
at the Yonkers chapter Of the Red
Cross. This photograph shows Mrs.
Gilmore with her two little children
wearing short dresses, but you'd never
know it, for the little dresses are very
daintily made.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

Italian unity, the dominant preoecu-
patton OF all patriotic Italians the last
500 years, owes it's actual accomplish
ment to the strong hand and daring
initiative OF the royal house, Of Savoy
William Kay Wallace writes In Scrib-
ner's. 1t was the. head of this ruling
house, guided by the wise counsel Of
his able minister, Count Cavour, who
presented the question of Italian unity
to the attention OF Europe. thus secur-
ing the active assistance OF Napoleon
III and the cooperation OF the French
Without which the, task Of driving out
the Austrians would have been fmpos-
sible. This Is the debt that Italy owes
its present ruling dynasty. And though
republican sentiment Is still strong
throughout the peninsula, and the i'm
pelhng force In the creation OF united
Italy. "lOve OF liberty" still remains,
the kings OF the house OF Savoy have
reconciled themselves 30 we'll with this
modern spirit that today they are not
to be considered constitutional mon
arehs In the much diluted form as In
England, but rather what may be just
ly called representatives Of royal re-
publicanism."
The Parker post., 1918-04-06
Women, Clad in Khaki, Work
AS Longshoremen on Docks

Five women dressed In khaki showed
fongshoremen the other day that the!
were not only willing but able to ''d'
their bit" for national service, says tn,
New York Herald. AS the first re
sponse to a call for help the squad
from the National League for Won
ans Service drove two motor cars from
pier to pier to assist in loading $3.50,
600 worth Of groceries, clothing anf
war relief supplies for France. The
goods were being forwarded by the
war relief clearing house for Franc,
and her allies.
"Capt." Edith Field Of the motor caI
division Of the league called oul
Lieut." Helen Bastedo, "Sergt." Heller
STREET. and "Privates" Florence Darrach
Augusta Smith and Edna Tunis. The
young women worked steadily from
nine O'clock in the morning until ter
o'clock at night.
The quintette Of arseryice work
ers wear khaki uniform consisting o.
a short skirt, knickerbockers military
coat and cap.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06
PLEA FOR MORE FUN.

Young life demands. definite work
and definite play. 1t also demands In
its healthier manifestations certain
period of rest MUCH of the delin-
quency Of the day in large cities is
due to the habit Of roaming the streets
at all hours of the night. 1t Is dua
to a restlessness engendered partly In
deed by lack of parents care, but also
to defiance OF orderly life that takes
the place with section Of young peO-
pie of independence. A more conn
plete understanding Of life, at Its best,
gotten by associsting with those who
are broad-minded and sppreciative OF
the need for recreation and rest, Ia
what will prevent delinquency. big
brother" movements have their appeal
and place. The only trouble here being
its probable fathering by overzealonA
dogmatists In religlon.- No boy. wants
to be preached at. He wants to be
amused, by being with worthwhile
comrades. A "big:s brother" who plays
comrade and not preacher is q val
uable asset. Loneliness OF soul is
keenly felt by many a boy, himself un-
conscious that he ts 80 suffering, says
Milwaukee News. 1t Is when he Ia
lapely that he finds occupation with
gang" The natural social instinct
is merely perverted.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

When the allies come to the Anal
stage OF insisting upon the restoration
OF Alsace-Lnrfaine Bismarck himself
may be cited with effect, says London
Chronicle. That. statesman did not
foresee Mr.. Sydney Brooks metallur-
sical arguments, but he became a con-
vert to annexation--ike good Ger
man--because his monarch willed It,
And this was the ground he found for
getting good out of evil: "In the In
terest OF Germany az well as Of all Eu-
rope, cur policy must aim at Anfeeb-
ling France ais much as possible, and
rendering her incapable for a long
time Of breaking the general peace"
Substitute Germany for France, and
you have 1t In q nutshell.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06
ONLY JOB OF KIND
Merchant Marine Has an Official
Chantie Man.
Stanton n, King of Boston, an Old
Salt, Teaches Rockies to Sing
Sea Songs.

Boston.-Stanton H. King Of Boston
has the only war job Of its kind
He is official chantie man for the
American merchant marine.
His work will be to revive chantie
singing among merchant sailors who
will join the country's new cargo ships
through the United States shipping
board recruiting service, national head
quarters Of which are at Boston.
While chant1e singing has declined
on all seas, owing to the change In re-
cent years from sailing vessels to
steamers-there not being much op-
portunity to "heave and haul" on
board a steamer-its revival Is consid-
cred important for two reasons.
Chanties insure team work when a
crew is pulling on ropes, even aboard
steamers while the building Of large
numbers Of American schooners means
an increased demand for men who can
"reef, hand and steer" on sailing YES
sells, where chantie singing used to
flourish.
The shipping board trains men to
serve on steamers, but If certain per-
centage ship on sailing vessels and
carry with them the almost lost knack
Of chantie singing, they will be the bet
ter equipped for their work, according
TO sharps on the seafaring game.
Stanton III. King probably is the
country's best-known chantie singer.
Chantie singing is part of weekly en-
tertainment he gives Jack ashore at a
mission of which he is head.
The program Is usually varied, and
to hear Mr.. King lead his sailor friends
in shenandoah" Bound for the Rio
Grande" or "Blow the Man Down" is
to understand the psychologist punch of
the well-sung chantie.
Mr.. King is an old salt and learned
ehantie. singing on deep water vessels.
He began going to sea 80 years ago,
from the Barbados, in the merchant
service.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

persons In this world are too much
afraid of fresh air, especially If it be
bit cold. AS a rule they would much
rather breathe over the air that some
one else has already breathed. If you
have any doubt about this, just try
to open the ventilators in crowded
street ear on cold day and see what
happens to you. Nutritious food is
harder to get, for price, than it
used to be; but fresh air does not
cost any more now than 1t did before
the war.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

merchant feet building for the govern
ment was launched at Pacific port.
She is ship Of 1900 tons dead weight
300 feet over all, and was constructed
in what is said to be the world-record
time of 120 days. A good beginning !
Now for maintaining the prestige thus
established |!
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

In spite of the many calls made for
contributions to the different war
funds and for a multitude Of local
charities, the money seems to pour
into the treasures OF all worthy Or
ganiSations. The liberality of the
American people was never better
proven than 1t has been since this
country went into the war.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

There is little or no element of the
accidental Ia the automobile killings
which are becoming startlingly fire.
Quent. A sufficient period for reflec-
ton In Jail might help considerably to
convince the speeders Of the errors of
their ways.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

Still, We think 1t Is we'll enough for
the fathers OF the country to abandon
any real hope on account Of the great
knitting craze. They may just as well
proceed TO solve their sock troubles
by trimming their toenails frequently.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

Dsvitalized physique invites pnsu-
monia. Overheated, crowded badly
ventilated rooms, cars; shops or other
places should be avoided. Foo many
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

Wheat farmers in some Of the grain
districts of the northwestern states
are buying advertising In newspapers,
urging consumers to save food
The Parker post., 1918-04-06

1t Is relief to know that a base
ball war Is not to be added to the
worlds troubles next season.
The Parker post., 1918-04-06
EMPLOYEES WEAR
WAR SERVICE BADGES

Portland, Ore.-"War service
badges" are being proudly worn
by employees of the Northwest
Steel company here. The con-
Germ is engaged in building g.
80O-ton freighters for the Emer-
gency Fleet corporation and it's
5000 employees have all been
exempted from the draft. The
war service badge" Is about
three inches long, two inches
wide, and is oval in shape, of
nickel and bears the words
WAR Service-Shipbuilding."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16
! sleat meO enther. gsnIia be

j SlGgt meo Sntber. @eDlig be-
retteOe Ell ariitianpa-Auis ON en-
norif Sle9t, iom gennem Slltber5
8ntter ne0i TANNER ira Den itore
gfeiormator. @n Lot fiernereS lGgt-
forbinoelie gennem 2llt5ers QfoOer
6Ieo Ser ogioa pe9t paa. 8et tlr-
De i oenne 6orbin0elie oere al
aSnteresie at bragg en0nu et gam.
melt 6amilieraun frem, JON oeO
Slpgtbaan0 CT fnDttet til Sutber-
l1aunet, iaa meJet mere JON oct
o9iaa er fnDttet til ielOe 3eIorma-
tions- 9egioenbeoerne. Sacob Dton-
RAD (@fterfommer al Ell gllrIgif
Weller, Der blep @eneruQ pargreit
i 2pttenOal $500 % git meO
2ltt6ers iSgiter, ligelom ban par
meo til at un0ertegne ben 4ugs-
6urgite a~onfesiion og 6orImtla
Gonooroia. Omfring 1000 timber
nj M~onrao'erne ! 0armnauf (5por
iSlegten enom leOer), % noget
ienere i Horge. Zen i 1898 afosOe
groiesior DC. s. Monra0 tifbercr
oenne Sln9t. Oct religieie Clement
bar Dos Ronrao'erre ueret irem-
berifenle; iaa goot 6om boer @ene-
ration fan frempT1e Erpiter. %.
iaa Brof Nonrdo oar cano. t5eoI.
Oct itprfe Saftobeosfrap, iom
frDgtleit gtoer iig ll0trpf, aprlig
lbeo til 0dqif @lnoen peo 5anriIie.
lipet, oct pie og GLADE Sino meo
en- egen 9lotoir9 al 2apor o.
iSfentt er dltiammen aaroftertrpf
iom De, Der feH0te 8rofesior Ron.
RAD, oil baoe aiiroet ogiaa hos
Dam. 9f 5Iegten 0fonrao fiiroes
Der MI life mango / Rorge, men
alle, iom nleo lSlegtfrdo 6prer set.
te Naon, tiD6srer famine Slegt.
,Sltt6."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16

Der leper / Snmfllno meO 9erren,
MAJ bIipe hos 6am % bepareS
imoo oIIe De 6riitelier % 5arer,
iom inrlig SoIOnterlipet fsrer meo
fig, % at ban maa biie mange,
iom Ieper lloen 8u0, ben til 9inets
Slide, Dor Serre Seius 9riitiis.
Chi set er 10 aIGigeoel iaoOan, at
6lonot oct meget, iont er en- Self.
prpits Op9ope. err Bette, at Sir.
lens 9GnaiIer titles hos SeilIs,
oct bigtigite % - bdnifeIiqite.
Oct err Ell @Ie0e, at Di M fan
ien0e Sen ierite; ser er oIlere0e
Opior0ring til at ien0e en- til iom
cipil 5eltprgit til en- o9omp", bpor
Ser er mango at bore ltllge Men0,
iom itaoig Irn9es eiter bom.
8i gnifer BaIt. 9etepien 9Dffe
o9 Serrens 8eIiionelie til bans
.@erning me6 Oroet: oSerren re-
.gerer, 6oIfere beoer; ban iiooer
ooer aeriiber, SorOen rDiter" 0SaI.
90, u. 5. @ertien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16
WiQrfi

lti10er CATO al 20. 9top., 1917
Iel1ote Bait. g. 6. 2arien, Yenr
0on, q. g., ct Oproab til Dor Sir
.fes 4relter % observation-disclosures.
rer meo anmooning ON at opleie
oct for W3enigbeOerne. Opraabet unr
9ielp til Opferelien al Sir
fen i 8enn gan. gaitor 9oriea bar
iooet WeooeIeIie ON, at Opraabet
for nogles geofommenoe bar gaaet
1 8dpirsfuroen, foroi oct life par
ai1befalet al areosiprelien.
9a0 set tiene til Oplpsnin9, at
/ ct al au9uitmumrene al 8nnife-
rem, bar ben Sag onbefalet baaoe
al areOsitprelien for atGontic arebs
og af Dor airfes 5ormauO, Bait.
9. Gbriitianien. 2ao life ben
go0e Gag mnugIe oen Ststte, Ben
trpnger til, og iom ben ogiaa er
oero. paa @ritno al tpnfte mnng.
lenoe Gecfnifaliteter. 5, 8enner,
iom fan, bielp Dem / genn Dan
goers 9. s. 4er, Greosi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16

ioa foriigtie o9ioa at ifripe III.
6erife 9reore, ioo fl1bOe Dap.
litter og 0iet6o0flter oGret iparet.
W1en oct fltnoe De alliaeoeI, for Der
er ingen al os, Der oil 9ioe gIaos
ior Dem / Dor Illtberife 9irfe. Som
iogt, inOtil ieg bsrer bet mooIotte,
bill ie9 tro, at Dem ira goen oonife
&irfe@, Der bar ifre0et ON Sam.
menillttning, er inOe ior, at oenne
ifal pere poa oen llltberife Sir.
fes 9efen0elie meo oennes 9efen-
0eliesifrfiter.
Meget an0et fan tonle at les
f~orifelIigt pao, ga to PerIoner
nGppe Ter ems pan alt. 9i9eiaa
6orifel / 9irfemaaOe, Der ofte Tan
berige, noor aanOen er oen Jam.
me. SoaOon fan oct ogiaa uere
meo 9rligen al Danif % @n9eIf,
iom Ger i~frioes ioo me9et ON, men
iom 9ipet, 9ioen og Sc ite0Iige
6orboIo oil ioore paa i 9roris.
Orb flrioe mndife Der oere
Dpr6 at t9nfe ooer, og oct er o r
tioIi9 og or tent. 6orism.
meier poa beBge OnraoOer er
life onnifelige at poope9e.
Ser. Nnfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16
Nere ON 5reosuOiigler.

SiOen iioit bar pi mootuget Boit
l%6iemmefra, og ri bar SPIT til at
meooele llOorag oeraf tiIlige me0
tloget berfra 9anoet. ltotaIelierne
oer6iemnleira er rigtignof omfring
ct Par Niaane0er gumIe, men til
@eng9I0 bar oere5 5orfnttere Jet
lSihIotionen pan uprmere 9olO,
emo hi Der fer ben.
Ser. Ggbl." ifriuer: ygi mener
/ fulOt Aloor, at @reD 9ertlings
(oen nDe tDIfe 4aniler) ogientligite
Op8aDe enar no pna at milone On.
tentens SnotrDf al tDif 8eien, at
ober6eDiie @ngl9n0erne ON, at man
| oe ~re9erepOe Greoie i 3DiflanO
mener oct prligt meo 5re0genifer-
8iOere: ogf nEagebIntt"s
8enoinger oil oct fremgaa, at gap-
ers StdIoelle TIL Stcetail1ler I Sfes
oct for 9eIffericb) er Sm6oefom-
ober ior 5riIin0eoe og
Socioloemofrater. De iiOite er tia.
big uOen for 9iegeringen II uDiIt al
@run0 men 0e baaber
9ennem bet S~ertIingite @iniiteri-
nm at bringe 6ribeoen og 5reOen
nprmere. 90 Sr. Sdeioemafms
forIifrer, at Der M | 9Dif-
lano uitnnr ct Soft, Der foriOnrer
fig fiernt ira ale pofOelige
6eniigter." gnoeIig: ySaaleoes ip-
nes oa r~SDitemififtet" fulobpr6et
Sra iocialiitiif, frifinoet, national
liberal SIDE erfIpres oct nobent,
at TpIfIano er .oemofrntiferet",
og meIem 2inierne nrlrnooes Mopo.
George, GoinIebe og @ilIon ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16
gGrfebiifup s~pOer6Ium ON Gn.

N6rteb1lfpp SpoerblOm ON Sits
t6er. Soerrigs 9@rfebiifop bar boIOt
JETS 6orelesnfneer ON 2lttber !
gngelbreftstirfen / S~tocf5olm. 9lf
bans i~nteresinntte l1otalelier bioiGt.
les fer feIgen0e efter nSp. MgbI. "
Sen fatoIife airfe bar efter.
.baanOen optaget meget al 2litbers
|9ere. 9lf aetteren ct Ser ioaleOes
|bleoet en- 9eremeIter.
Meoens man i nogle proteitanti-
|ife 9anoe frbgter for Embellishments
S~n0flD6elIe, gaar oenne tifbage /
lime eane 9amIe 9dnoe. SrIen0erne
/ gmerifa 9aar / Masiepis ooer til
9roteitontismen, / 2itrig bor 8e.
ongelien y2es ira Gom" faoet en-
Mpngoe SiI6Gngere."
Men ieorigt troeoe 9grfebiifop-
pen paa en- Concentrating al
Sc pirfeIige 9riitne ira 6e f%orifel-
lige 8efen0elIer. Ser er Ell iaa0nn
lStr96en oppe miot ltnoer 8er0ens-
Ifrigen, og TiGIhttningen til ben er
liza o~lmin0eIig, at man er mot til
at regne meo SEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16

i8oit. arel 9ergb obo. 9oit. arel
gergb, en- Of De 0anIfe 9reiter
paa De Oeitin0Hfe Ger, iom oeo
gernes Ooeroragelie til uniteo
States fit 4Titeo me0 8entepenge,
er ofgonet oeo Dozen 49 Aar gam
mel. Den afosoe, Der iom Ssn al
SDerlerer 8ergb par fsot / 5bors-
bapn, 5erserne, bop0e iom Jung
DRret Semanospreit, fom 6erpoa
til Beterborg peo Sors, in6tiI ban
for fnap 2 4ar ifoen tit gmbeoet
iom S%oenepreit for Ct. 6bomos
og ct. San. Oct par bans 9lgt
inotI uioere at pirfe iom latt6erIf
Jripr9i It pna 9erne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16

8etDonfngsiul6t &irfemgoe i
Stn1oinauien. timber 16. Nop. mel
oes ira Stocfbolm: Den IA. De.
cember oil &eprelertanter ira De
nelttrale 2nnoe for oct firtelige
8eroensforblrrro for mellemfoIfe-
ligt 8enifab boloe ct Msoe i LIP.
iola. Eli bette Msoe bill Der ogIaa
blipe inobltot &eprpientanter ira
De iterre frigsfsrenoe 2an0e. SnO-
bpoelierne ifer oeo Den fpenIfe 9Gr-
febiifop SgoerbIom, giffop Sens
Sdnoberg, &~rfitiania, og SieIlanos
8iifop $. OItenfeIot. = Spergs.
maalet ON arran9ering al en- in.
ternationaI firfeIig &ongres bar
Dnret liOlig oiItuteret UNDER bele
Rrigen, og / @%fteraaret 1915 blep
Der ogiaa 6olot en- minOre aongres
! Bern Scbpeit5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16
gor Ierlte regulGre SeItpreit

gait. Games geterIen, Sarlan,
5a., far beitanet fin Gtsamen %
er al Eegerin9en ontaset ION 5elt-
prqIt. San penter at bliOe anint
meget mart.
Del er ct Taare betponingSfulot
Ir6eioe, 8oit. geterien er faloet
til; men lao os iao itaa bagoeo
meo Dor 5orbsn, at Serren oil
ltoriIte bam meo ben fornsone Sri
mooigbeo, gisoom og 1aa6e til at
binIpe be ltnge Mpnb, fom ban
fommer til at pirfe iblanot, at De,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16

@atoIiffer isger rl i'll. pgpgte-
rem" at fomme til meo 9. DO. 6.
a. at Dele Oe 0ti0Ier, iom inO-
iamIes til oenne 6orening, ioet 0e
poaitaar, at n9iten SalooeIen af
De hinge M9lto I gOeIiesleirene er
&atoliffer. Wten l1rigtigbeoen /
oenne Yaaitano fremgaar al at
belle BEN fatolife airfes MeoIems-
tai omfatter fun en- Seflte10eoeI al
llniteo States gefoIfning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16

gibelifOle. S n2utb.@ IfriDer
s0en nOrIf-Lutberife airfes" 6or-
mano Or. $. u. Stub: Ia Der
ira flere SOLD er fommen Sore.
fpsrgiet, ON Der life oil bIiDe giort
noget for ben Sag, itol ieg meo-
belle, at Der er neoIat en- aomite
bnooe al 9~irferao0et, Sfoleoiref-
tionen og bet t~eologiite 5nfultet,
iom efter grun0ig ODerpeieIIe oil
fomme meO Snoitilling til Stars
meoet til CONNER. Get bgr Der
for beitemt frnroaoes, at man fore
griber 0enne Gag Deo paa f~orifel-
Iige Steoer at begDn6e 9ibelIfoler.
Sfal ri fna en- oirfelig 8i6elIfoIe,
Iom TDorer til 5ornnalet, ber Gam
iuu6et ieIo tage fig al oerne Gag
og fgre ben igennem.~ 81 be-
nDtter 2eiligbeoen til at benleoe
bore 2Gieres Opm9rfiombeb paa
oenne gepRgeIie blanot bore norife
Dreore Der i 2anoet, paa iamme
9io fom pi beretter ON ben itnrfe
Stemnfne, Der bienme 1 bort Gn-
oreIdno gsr fig gnIoen6e for 1i-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16
Mn9aatabe oct tilfnnOtnOc
Narsmg0e.
.6n 6enitillins til OuerUcjeIie.
oil IS. 2. Big.

Seq tpnfer, at oct ganr anere,
.iom BET er goaet mig: SEQ bar Ell
itGrf 6sleIie al, at oi banOe JON
Ration % 9irfeinmfnno itaar ooer.
flor, ia Ieoer / meget oloorlige 81.
ser, at Oct life er gipet nogel1 al
os at fltnne iige, boao oct aar,
hi nplig er gaaet mo ! oil bringe,
li1toen oct leber NO. Qeen at oct
paa mango Omraooer oil Hioe
ct Nigereliens aar, er Der ior mig
life 3piuI ON. Oct fan Oi blan0t
onoet ie ali, boao Der er Ifet / De
Iiaa Qtaaneoer, Der er gaaet, iIoen
oi iom Station fom nle0 iom Ell
Idi 9ooe0iaftorerne i ben mtoGrenoe
I8eroenSfrig. 0i8ie 9ing err nent.
Zig oi iaa umaaOeIi9t Omiang %
Ilaa oiotr9ftenoe 9etDoning, badoe
|ior lltttoen. % mGife elouu mere
Ifor 5renttioeil, - at ben, Der FOR
ct 9(or ii0en oil0e baoe pnaitoaet,
lat De fitlbe fin0e Ste0, oil6e bic.
ben aitiet for en- ubelbreoelig Drsni.
mer, Der iobIeoe ont umulige Sing.
IOg bpn6 angaar 6remtioen, er Der
life ioa aloorlige og beiin6iae
|Meuo, Der ipsrger, og oct meo
9G ngitelle: 9oor teller nj ben, %
|bDor LANDER oi tiIii0it2 Oct, oi
|bar funlet gre, og bar metrt at
|maotte gsre, fan nj n~o8emiinoe gre
oct ON igen2 - @n Iing er gan.
life uiit, og oct er: Iilbage til ben
9io / De 6oreneoe Stater
Ifomnler pi olorig mere, / boorean
Oct emo goar. Oct gsr oi beoit !
at bere6e os poa, laa inart d
Ifaa 9oot Iom muligt.
8or OcIagtigbeO / ben n9roG-
renoe 3rig bar me6fert, %
maatte meofere - ell l%lnlfifatien
.paa ale Omraaoer, iom modffe
life finoe fomme poa nogen an.
ben MaaOe, men iom maatte fomnte,
i Me0fer al ben Stillin9 / Ta.
tionerne Tom De 6oreneoe Stater,
9(merifa, iielge lin Sterrelie, 9e.
liggenbeO og arnfter er ieloifreoet
til. Men oertil err Samitemipin8
/ 5elelie, 5~anfegang % 8irfiom.
SEQ abiollt n~gooenOig, tbi iiOen Dis
Ie fan amerifd life optrGOe iom
gnbe0, national gnbeo. Og oct
er netop oenne Samitenming, Der
mn u0oifles % iremifpnOes iom
in0eiriinOe fer, % ri er ale, maa
ale barre meo / Sen, ON oi life
Ifal toites tilii6e iom n~6rl9eIi8t
0Stof Ser 6ammer llooitGiugen.
9tt oct bIioer life min0it oanIfeli9t
Tor De ira ailore Sdn0e ilooanores
be at Itaa 9rsoe / oenne burti8e
ll0piffing, err 10 nntiirligt, ON De
ems ale, Jnor 6e bif trnfe oem
ON, maa inorsmme, Of Ben cr
fuIot berettiqet, babe fra Ratio.
mems o. Dor SIDE fet.
9t Be airfeiamhrno, 9Uis 8irf-
eoes / ct iremmeO Sproa,
ira anerifanif Stanopnnft 6lioer
iet paa iom Sinoringer ior Sen no.
llOOifling, fan life negtes.
og fan for iaa oiot nof i~oritaaes.
Og at Den lutberife airfc er ian
Ianet fra at oanne nogen llnotn.
gelie | ben Senieen6e, Tan ui taffe
De tpIfe greiter og andre for, iom
bore 9pffere og nDoe ameri.
gorgeres Rettigbeoer poa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16

lbelIfoIe % gibelfurius. starfere
grug at 9ibeIen er nOget, oi be-
66per ooerolt / Den ~lnt6erife 4irte.
Sfriftprincippet beo0es be0it Oe6
ilittig 9rl9 of 9i6eIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-16


a5or ilige Oroninger Og 6or-
6npo4, iagoe Breifoenten, ner nj
.pillige til at fGmpe og oil oeoblioe
at fempe. il1otiI De opnnas; men
fun foroi pi oil, at bpao 3et er ifaI
Iieire, og ri pniter Ell retfer0ie %
parig 6re0.@
9aierne oil fltnne if6nne, at
man boaoe / England og Der / Il.
g. 81. bar foritaaet, at Central
magterne enIfer 6reo, % ioa bar
Storbritm1iens 9remiermiriiter og
.oort 2anos 8rniioent Hart % n
.0eIig billet Iaoe 8pfflanO % bets
|aIliereoe iamt GusIono % 0en 90
|rige ger0en oioe, at o9iaa ri enifer
|6re0, og pi oe6, paa bpilfen 9etin
geIier oi oil iIlttte 5reO.
Gen tpife Staggering bar beitnn-
|0ig billet bno0e, at oens &omp er
en- 5oriparsfrig for 6G0relanoet.
9ai oeo 0en, % MI oeo Gpiferne %
oeres ~oIliereoe, ON Be oilers faar
Con at Iaie, boo0 9lop0 George og
8iIion bar iiotaIt poa boer i'm ga
tions 8egne, at oeres Nooltonoere
/ arigen life snifer Spiflano soc.
la9t, at oct fltn er 9rellsieriet, Dill
litarismen % Smperialismen oe
,pil til 2ios.
Set fan me6 San6beO iiges ON
De AIliere0e, at oe Temper meO
aaben Gonoe, FOR 6oo0 Sc for 9n.
Dor tror."
90 oct itore i 6eres 9rogrom er:
gtbbert Soils 5eIpiten.
I0iobe0 - 6e imaas ina pei iom
De itores - li6en at itaa j 8aial
forboI0 til noget on0et 6oIf eaer
un6er @nfeItfmniIiers 6orm1noer
Ifab.
SerIig bgr set ogiaa noteres,
at 6perfen 2Iop0 @eorge eIer 8d-
ion g6r 5ororing paa grobrin9er,
arneftioner eIIer arigsifa0es @r
.|itatning, finn at al iremmeO 8ulnO
= / Ooerensitemnlelie meo 9atio-
nalprincippet - MAO rsrHmes, %
ben Sfo0e, ser er tiIisiet 9elgen
og 6ranfrig mna ggres goo.
Oct er opr0ige ~arigsnoal, iom
belle 0en cioiIiiere0e 8eroen maa
|og oil reipeftere.
Son6 oil MI Ipiflnno? - Tor
Oct er OeI lnpttigt at ipsrge, booO
0ets olliereoe oil.
SIN ifa4 6ef piie liz,
ON ben tpife Reoerin9 oil
|opre fine arigsmaoI be.
Get er unnili9t for ben
at beoOe, at ben fsrer 6orionrs.
.frig = l6en oct 6a ifal bore for
at foripare, bono ben ier meo 8olo
bar taget ira labofolf.
9ois 3piflano mi oirfeli9 enIfer
|6re6, og oct er nsiet nleO oets eget,
iiaa er Der l10iigt til 5re0. Den -
oct piI foite Domp9eIie.
8u oct oerimoo forti9tte for
.9ri9smaal, iom oct life aabent %
fart tyr atotaIe for 8eroen, ia inn
er Der llofigt til, at oct fan iaa
I9on til at Isbe 9anoen imoO Nhi-
rerl, in0til oct blioer feo al oet.