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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
FOOD ADMINISTRATION 10
CONTINUE TIL PEACE IS SHNE0
FOOD OBLIGATIONS MUST %
kEPT-NEED GREAT-MGAT.
LESS DAYS PhOPHEsigO.

That the United States Food AdAiA-
istrstion u not 70 be abandoned or 70
be absorbed BY the Department Of
Agriculture but TO continue in force
rs \ separate arm OF the government
until the day that peace is finally and
definitely declared BY the President
Is the statement given out BY the
Food Administration.
THE Food Administration will then
automatically dissolve EXCEPT A6
TO OBLIGATIONS ENTERED UPON.
and these must and will b. discharged
either by continuing the Food Ad-
ministration or by assigning them 70
other departments Of the government.
In the meantime the Food Administra,
ton does not intend to relax IL -
forts In any direction" the statemAnt
reads.
1T IL believed at Washington that
at least six months will elapss before
the peace treaty u signed. During
this time the Food Administration will
use it, fullest Influence to check any
tendency on the part Of the people tn
relax their food saving" stated Rob
ert J. Grant, exeeutivs manager Of
the Food Administration for Colorado.
Food must b saved IN greater
quantity and variety than ever bs-
fore. Peace has not lightened bat ad-
ded TO our obligations. II y estimated
that since the armistios IN. 900. 900
additional people are now partially
depandent upon ths unitsd States Tor
food,
Europe 10 nearly hare OF meat end
fats. In these foods Cur greatest sav-
ing and sxporting must be made.
expect to see msatlsss days In he
United states again this winter. We
have barely enough meat and fats for
our own use. yet We must ship min
imum of 1900. 900 tons abroad. 0oms
such stringent rsgslAtiea w Dsek
ably - nscessaFy."
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
W6EAI 6hAAAA <>AsU
fLsiAaTx Sy9xAR NOW
UM COLUx.xADO TABI.ID

Temporary peace has added tve
Injuries TO the American table. The
united States Food Administrstiea
Tor Colorado announced last week
hat pure wheat bread may now b.
.erved ON all tables. The sale and
use Of substitutes n NO longer necss-
sary. 1t II stated, because OF the re-
easing Of large stores Of flour In the
southern Hemisphere which were
iormeliy tied up by the war and war
iemands on shipping. -.
In sugar-producing states. such -
Colorado with its beet. and Louisiana
with its cane sugar. the Food Admin
stration has increased the household
allowance Of sugar to four pounds per
.,erson per month.
Restaurants however, though per.
mittsd to serve wheat bread, are still
limited ~ to quantity served and are
permitted - serve only an extra tea
spoosful ef sugar.
The nssd for keeping strictly with
in the sugar allowance and for vast
ing not . csumb OF the welcomed
wheat broad y reiterated BY the food
board.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
Twenty Years Ago

Gunnison, November 90, 1898
Dear Friend, Mary
Thought l would drop you few
lines so that you would know we got
home all right. We surely had fine
i time while gone.
Got home just in time to attend the
piano recital given by the music pupils
of Miss Katherine Theize. The girls
looked so nice in their lovely dresses
which were made for the occasion.
They did well too. Those who took
part were Hattie Peck, Hazel Hart
man, Clara Surles, Jessie Latimer
and Ethel Ferguson
Wish could play something besides
a washboard, but every time ! take q
notion into my head to learn anything
Jack gets a funny streak and makes
sport of me. We had quite q racket
the other night just because wanted
to be one of the ladies that are plan
ming on taking lessons in pariiamcnta-
ry work. You know Mrs. Mary Jew
EFT Telford of Denver is here and is
preparing to drill those who want to
try their luck in that line. Darn Jack,
I'll get even just the same. am on
the committee that is going to edit
the New Years edition of the Gunni-
son Tribune, and / surely will roast
the male population of this thriving
village. So look out.
heard today that Henry F. Lake
has purchased that w. F.. Hill res
idence on Taylor street, and is going
to move right into it. DIR. Sanford is
going to move his family into the
rooms Just vacated by MIR. Lake.
Winter is here for sure now. The
first sleigh of the season was out this
morning. Holmes e. German were
delivering their groceries from one
and all the kids in town were on be-
hind.
Mrs. w. w. Mckee has been enter
tanning her cousin, q Mrs. Marks from
Princeton, Illinois. She left this week
for her home.
When we were getting off the train
on our return home, we saw two lovely
marble monuments that the local ord
err of the Woodmen of the World re-
ceived from the head camp. They are
to be placed at the graves Of two Of
the members, Jacob r. Hinlxle and
James P. Piper.
Had fine time at the Harmony
Club club yesterday. They met at
Mrs. F. E. Deans and played cards.
Mrs. E. E. Mueller and Irma Brown
beat the whole crowd.
Jack is feeling highly elated over
the election of Theodore Roosevelt for
governor Of the Empire state. He
says he will likely be president one Of
these days.
We have q new business firm here.
E. N. Collins and /. w. Jennings have
bought the Boston Bakery from T. ].
Kane. Mr.. Jennings resigned his po-
sition as deputy treasurer at the coun-
ty court house.
Several schools around the country
are closing for the present. I met
Miss Hattie Teachout on the street.
She is just home from Irwin.
John McEwen is home for . visit
with his wife and her mother, Mrs.
Celia Mullin.
Guess will close for the present.
As ever, AGNES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o &
% LITTLE BITS OF INTEREST
% GATHERED BY THE WAY
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Almost half million women in the
state Of New York registered to vote
|at the recent election.
Miss Ethel Tripp left Tuesday for
her home in Flint. Michigan where she
will remain until the Normal school
opens again.
Miss Inez Huntington, having re-
ceived her appointment, came in from
Doyleville Saturday and went into the
post office as clerk Monday.
Word was received from Miss. AL
berta Rogers q few days ago to the et-
feet that she was then in England,
and expected to go over to France
shortly. Miss Rogerst states that
there is a great need of "Y" workers.,
end does not expect to retutn for q
year or more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29

Chiffon broadcloth with Hudson
seal make Q suit sumcisntly rich Ia
b equal 10 many formal daytime fune-
tions. This combination II found In
suitp with converubls collars and deep
euffs Of the fur and IN others With
aman empaacsments Of fur in the coat
- b the suit pictured. The coat hes
Q vsll-shaped panel at the hack. With
fuf at ths bottom and straight 'front.'
loosely bsated In with Q narrow belt
oe tie broadcloth. Parallel rows of
braid extending from the front 10 the
panel at the back reveal the perfection
ef Workmanship which u the best ~
sst Of al tailored suits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
Corn Soup

Heat one pint of canned corn with
3 cups of sweet milk in double boil
er. Simmer one finely minced onion
in two tablespoons of fat. Cream 1is
tablespoons flour with the butter and
onion and add to the milk and corn in
the double boiler. Cook until thick
ened to the right consistency and serve
at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
HOME TREATMENT FOR

A simple remedy for pneumonia is
handed US by Charles Duree, who
states that it was formulated many
years ago by one Of the best physi-
clans in New England.
Take 6 large onions (or 10 med
ium size) Chop them fine and
place them in q large skillet over
the fire. Add vinegar and rye
meal to make a thick paste. Let
simmer from FIVE to tan minutes.
Put in . cotton bag large enough
to cover lungs and apply to the
chest as hot as the patient can
bear. When this -cools -spply an
other. Heat and apply .poultices
until perspiration starts freely.
In few hours the patient will be
out Of danger.
The "World's Progress" says that Il
la record were made II III athe cases
saved after having bean Riyen mp ~
hopeless, by this method. Il lwouh dll
a volume.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29

from u to 2-3 tablespoons of fat can
be omitted when the following nuts
are used:
12 to Is almonds
Brazil nuts
4 to butternuts
is cup Of prepared cocoanut
Is hickory nuts
20 to "a peanuts
II pecan nuts
8 to 16 English walnuts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
SERVE SOUP OFTEN
THESE COLD DAYS

Chilly night-wind . whistlin'
straight from the North Pole-cold
clear to the marrow of your bones,
just getting home from work-tur.i
in at the familiar gate-room warm
and cozy-table all set-hot bowl of
soup ready waitin' to be "et.---oh,
boy!
Hot soup made Of vegetables raised
II your own war garden and carefully
stored in the cellar, lowers the groce-
ry bills. besides being good for the
family's health. Also it is q BIG step
towards helping save food for the un-
fortunate people across the water who
look to US for food this winter.
The Food Administration SAYS that
vegetable-cream soups are SO nourish-
ing that if larger helping were serv-
ed at q meal, the rest Of the meal
would be lighter. The following are
new and said to be delicious as well
as nourishing:
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
Potato Soup

Potato Soup
Heat quart in which an onion has
been added. When hot add six boiled
potatoes, mashed. Mix well with two
tablespoons of fat creamed with one
tablespoon of -four, one teaspoon salt,
little pepper and some minced pars-
ley. Simmer all for ten o, fifteen
minutes and serve hot.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29

That even the foreign women are
alive 70 the Importance Of the Red
Cross and its work is evident by the
fest fhqt quite recently Japanese wo-
men IN the city Of New York have
rSQDplfd1 their Red Cross chapter with
aeafly 1000 peds, Ibempresses and
ether mHeA ueeded extielee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
FANCY FLOUR AGAIN

Now, that we have licked the Huns
We can again eat bread and buns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
USE PLENTY OF VEGETABLES
ON TABLE DURING WINTER

Everybody needs and should cat
lots of vegetables during the winter
months. They are particularly valu-
able to the human body on account of
the mineral matter contained in them.
Doctors say that the tired-out feel
ing at the end of the winter-"spring
fever"-often comes from a lack Of
fruits and vegetables in the winter
diet. We can keep ourselves in bet
ter health and at the same time live
better and cheaper by using more
vegetables on our table than meat and
pastries. Eat less meat and more
vegetables. The salts or mineral
matter" that vegetables contain is one
Of your chief helps in keeping your
body strong and well.
In every part Of your body there are
salts somewhat like table salt, but Of
many kinds, iron, lime and others.
Your body won't work smoothly un-
less It has plenty Of salts, sand yo1
must get them from pour 1ood. Est
plenty sef vegetables ~ diflersnt knAe
and, Hpu yiI1lhe sure of eet*in9 IN nd
any lind Of alt that the BODY nee3s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
Tomato Soup
! pint canned tomatoes
l quart boiling water
l small minced onion.

pint sweet milk
Salt anil pepper to taste
Little celery
Boil .ke tomatoes, onion, celery and
seasoning together and when almost
ready. to serve, add the milk slowly
and serve Immediately. II liked, two
soda crackers may be crimbled into
the soup before serving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29
Penn State Froth:-

Penn State Froth:-
He (silly with the season)) "I'm
SO foud of strawberries that when my
time comes l want to be straw-buried"
She-'T'm SO crazy about ice cream
that I'd prefer to be ice-cremated."
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-29

Milling rules of the U. s. Food Ad-
ministration have been modified to
permit the placing on the market
again Of "high patent" and "low pa
tent" flour. During the war only
one grade of flour was permitted to
be marketed. Now fancy, high-grade,
high-price -four may all be milled.
Self-rising -four may also be manufac-
tured now without permit. Flour
may also be sold for paste.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
Ballon=lllpffe peo Omaba.
So Wano orebt, atten fommen til
Sfaoe.

5reoag Wioreen iiolte nge le-
ties | Omaba gee:Go lripillige
Wfeno al fiortenoe 8allon.aonl-
pagni bleo brenot libel &l. $50
] Mites, oa en- uPelie" 8allon efs-
plooereoe lit ubangar" paa Wfar-
fen, en- Wlil gaoro for 5ortet
5lorence.
SefS Wiano ira aompagniet l.
oentiiicereoe De oeoe uofiicielt lonl
Jreo. geal, 10 glar, og 49,. Oaois,
% glar gammel og erflereoe, al
oe nplig bar bleoen flpttet til Sort
Dmaba ira en- af De norore gglrmp
Camps. geal's Siem iiges at ne.
re | minneapolis. 20 anore
5ol6ater blep alnorlig forbrenot og
menes life of fitnne fonlme Zig, eff
ter bpao 2egen flyer. goerligere
t6 bleb forbrenot, men man fiinoe
life enonn glftes afgsre, bbor al
oorlig oeres 9ranOinar bar. gn
SGge, iom poslereoe gennem Soipi-
talet / gaot, iagoe, at nlle oe laare-
De iob bel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08

9ags Worgen. = 9fof Ell
Dag er runoet iloen at 3plferne
paa 8eltfronten bar giort Joripg
paa at fornp oeres Oifeniio. Gangs
ben belle Sinie bar Der peret 9lr-
tilleri-Duel, paa oisie Yunfter al
betpoelig s5ntenlitet, og oe gllliere-
oe ligger oeres Stillinger og benz
ter meo Sp9noing, men ogiaa Ell
5slelie af at oere | Stano til at
mgoe, boao Der maa fonne.
SSntet Steo bar Der p9ret Sn-
fanteri.9ln9reb af 9etponing no oper
Gogter. Spopeit for 9lrras5 ner
gfeubille.8itasie uofsrte &anaoier-
ne ct beloigt 3ogt Wtanoag aften,
orGbte ct glntol 8Difere og erobre-
De ire Malfingeberer. Sranifm9no
/ gfniens.Seftoren uofprte lignenoe
Wianeprer meo Selo. Oesuoen af-
Hog De ct tpif 5ori6g paa 9lngreb.
g(ngrebet paa Den italienife 5ront
laoer ogiaa Oente paa iig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
Sitrigife SrOpper spr
Sprer.

en alsI. 9reis. &orreiponoent
ifrioer UNDER 1. Waai fra 2onoon:
D3be DailD Wiail aorreiponoent neo
oct italienife Sooeofparter tiger, at
bsniife Solonter Ilutter fig til DC
italienife 3ropper iHoo gitrig, %
at tlere 0etacbementer allereoe er
paa ben italienife aanplinie og
berer italienif llniiorm. Oenne Op-
lDsning er pasieret igetnem baaoe
De italienife og be brittle Genlo-
rers Sanoer og ipnes oerfor at
maotte p9re autentiif. 9sbmernes
Mangel paa 3roifab fan nogen
Wiaaoe forflare lloiettelien af Den
lGnge omtaIte OffeniiO al gltri.
gerne itnoo 5talienerne.
Oe oeierterenoe Oetacbementer til.
berte Ell G5ecf.Slobaf slrme, Der
oanneS | mango Gentrer af tioligere
llnberloatter af aeiier aarl. 0e
boloer allereoe Stillinger beiat paa
flere pnnfter.
Wton neo, tilfsier aorreiponoen.
ten, at oerss g.aionlt allereoe BAT
gibet slorfae til Sorpirring blanot
De eitrie.lingarife 9ommanoerer,
Der frpeter 8irfningen paa oeres fla.
biife Sropper. gait, oa Sienoens
ilopiife Eropper beo, at oeres feel.
les .SIaper f9nlper unoer oct ita.
lienife Banner I fuloitenoig Sor.
itaaelle meo Stalienerne og meo oct
for Die at binbe abiolut llafben-
siebeo for oeres Seorelano, iaa fan
belle beres Soloning, tilfeier ban
let unoergaa en- pigtig Soranoring
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
9nrneIt ruunt.

Sfuot iom Spion. 9aris, 2.
Dai. @n iOetiiif 9oreer, gsiDergel,
blep peo 9aggrp Dag ifuot
Sincennes iom Spion. 0en ipeit-
fife 0fegering ifreo forgepes ino
for at bielpe bam.
Spiferne llfr9ne. 9onoon, 2.
0iai. Sfelge ell officiel @teboelelie
ira Berlin, bar Splferne etabIeret
militGrt Serreognlme &ieo, llfre-
mes Sooe0ltab, oe bar arreiteretMeo-
lemmer al Hegeril1gen meo oen Mo.
tinering, at u8egeringen bapoe piIt
| iig for ioag til at opretboloe SOB
og Sroen.
@n armenif glppel 9fonl, 6.
Mai. glrmenerne bar, efter bnao Ger
er bragt @rforin9 ira paalioelig
ailoe appeleret inotrengenoe til Ba-
be 9eneoift meo 9on ON at frelie
Dem ira 6plgerne af Ell tprfiif &e-
Offitpation af oeres 2nno. Boben
er oDbt bebeget, og bill gere alt,
iom itaar / bans 0tagt, for at be.
opge SDlferne til at afbol6e Spr'
ferne ira at beeaa flere @ruiombe-
Der.
8aleene til 2ano8tinget 9an-
mart. Sebenbabn, /. Wiai. Sfelge
OptGllin9en efter 8algene til 2anos.
tinget bar Oppoiitionspartierne, Der
leoes af ben tiolieere Gonieilspre.
iibent 5. 6. Gbriitenien, ieiret.
Sppoiitionsportierne balete 45 Meb-
lemmer, meoens Socioliiterne oe De
gtaoifale, ion bar baft 5lertaI be
ii6Ite A 9lar, genbalete 81 2anbs-
tingsm9nb
Stillineen | gitrig. 8uricb, 8.
Mai S teleerafiife Meooelelier Der.
til / Dag beboer Oct, at Sitliatio.
men 9ltrig-ltngarn er 1yaloorlig"
Sc aarole bar beeibet fig til 8ien
for at oreaniiere 9lrbeioerne og
andre moo Baron 8urian og @reo
Eii5a. @ibere beober Oct, at De
tpife gatinaliteter forlanger, of u
oenrigsniniiter, Bremierminilter bon
Sepoler, ifal trpbe tilbaee
Goillaur for Sfetten. Naris, 4.
Maj. Sbp. Bremierniniiter Soiepb
Gailliaiir, fom bar anflaget for
2anosforr9beri Sorbinoelie meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08

2lsiiltance al Statstropper, efter at
bet baooe Dilt Jig, at Wteoet git ober
til en- rs. g8. 49," Oemonltration.
@n bel Del 2itteratur blep fonfilfe-
ret.
0ticbigan og SEEM Samibire
blanot oe oterre" Stater. Detroit,
Diicb., 1. 0iai 0aicbigan traaote
/ Nat ino De tsrre Staters @ef-
fer. Set al 8elgerne for atten Waaa.
neoer iioen neotagne &onltitl1tions-
amenoement traaote Scat / &raft
og iatte Statens 1926 Salooner no
al 8irflombeo.
Concord, %. s., 1. Olai. Oet al
2egislaturen 1917 beotagne Sor-
buoSamenoernent traaote Scat /
&raft, og SEEM Sampibre bleb oen1-
meo 5orbuositat for ferite Gang i
femten 9lar. @oot og bel 500 Salo-
ner luffeoe / Seat oeres Osre for
go6t.
lllopal 2ererinoe. Hep Yorf, l..
Wai. @n GnIfl9rerinoe beo 8aslar
College for Damer, Wtiis glgatbe
8ilbelmina 9ficbratb, er arreiteret
i Bougbfeepiie af De fsoerale 9luto-
riteter. Waiis 9iicbratb ifal babe for
iparet n2niitanios" Senfning meo
oen Motipering, at. Sfibet bar Ia.
Itet meo 9ugler, It'll at etebe bore
tDIfe Se6re meo."
Wtiis 9ficbartb er oen treble of
Yougbfeepiies fenote Berioner, iont
er 6lepet arreIteret al oe fpoerale
9(utoriteter oen iiolte 8ib. 0e fSr-
Ite bor Or. Solepb Stul3 og en- it
riger Seinricb 8ofilcb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
Gfuleraaosmpbe.

Den for. 5. ep lutb. &irfes
9foleraab afboloer @sbe paa 9a-
no College, Blair, Nebr.. ben t6.
Mai gftermiboag ser. 2.
sfnfegninger ON slosang til oct
teologiffe Seninar iarnt anore
Saaer, man maatte pnife bebono-
let af Sfoleraaoct, beoes inogi.
bet til ben Tib.
9aa Sfoleraabets 8eene.
$. Sfob Wielfen Set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
q. Mar9


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golo 8aicbas Sperationer, bleb
@aar 5ormiooag unoerfaitet ct TO.
relebigt 5orber. &aptoin Boucher.
Don baboe 6orieoet / oen n1ilitere
9fet. 9e 8ioner, iom bleb ober.
6ert, bar CHARLES 9four, Der er for.
lte SefretRr be0 oen franife 9(nl-
basiaoe 9tonI og @uItobe Serbe,
iom re0igerer 2a @ictoire
8Difla1o og gitrig. 9tont, 30. glpril
Sfelge Meo0eIelie bertil / Dag peo.
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itrationer gitrig til Soroel for en-
nermere 5orbinoelie meo GDiflono.
8aa ct Wtasien1e6e al 8iener-SD-
ifere er flere0e Serr Battai, at
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Baa Weoet bleb Der peotaget en-
8eiolution moo bbilfe iom belit
&oncesiioner til Slaperne og MOB
en- 5orening af Slabafoiltrifterne.
9olibebiferne oil iege at faa
Observation-Disclosures reoioeret.
Bern, 3. Wai. De arreItereoe Weeo-
lernmer of 4erenifps Miniiterium er
lsslabt fra geitifen Sengiel og bar
nootaget 9fegeringsltillinger, tiger
ct uoarteret Telegram fra Betro-
lgrao.
! 9oliebiferne forieger at fagorga.
niiere De rusiiife 8ollbeoifer meo
0et Wiaal at faa oannet Ell &oalt-
tionsregering, iom bill bore / Stano
til at forlange en- Repiiion at 9reit-
2itooiftraftaten
@r5oren meo fin @emalinoe flpt-
tes. Moiftpa, 6. Mai. sill. en- 60
bietfunogerelie er BEN tioligere G5ar
bans @ernalinoe og ell al Oeres 9e-
ire blebet ooerflpttet fra So6olif
til @faterin16urg. OperflDttellen
fon6t Steb af &enipn til gpgter
ON, at 9onoebefolfningen og Woi.
orfilter 8obolifegnen bapoe for.
fegt at bi9Ipe G5arfanlilien til at
flDgte
4unogerelien nGbner intet ON
oen tioligere 3ronfplger, 9lleris.
Gfoterinburg Iieger ITO @fil iDo-
bit for 8ern, paa ben aiiatiife Si-
oe al llral6iergene
Gen arolige 9iepublif 9roluns-
pille, Ger, 80. 9(pril. @n tilreiien.
oe 3oncber fra EamaulipaS, Oar
rett, fort9ller, at minoIt 500 Wfano
folot / ell &anp mellem mericanife
Gegering5tropper og Sprprere I'LL.
ser Gaballero. &anpen bapoe fln'
oct Steo / gaerbeoen al 8ictoria,
Sopeoltaoen Samaulipas.
2nis goballero, Der aipirerer til
@uoerneritillingen / Samiilipas, be-
lapn6te, efter 6pao Der meooeltes,
Ell Gebolte for ct 8ar Tiger, iioen
oo oet beo, at ban bapoc toget 0fng-
ten 8ictorin.
On frDetelig SeuIpffe 8efing, 6.
Ntai. 0ner 500 &ineiere omfom
oen nDlig lteofunone Gollilion mel.
lem Den 9ineiiife Camper uainag-
8mon" og oen &ineiiife aanon-
baao gbutai loenfor Sanfoip. s@bn-
tai fonnoiereoe Ell anoen aonon-
lbaoo, iom boboe ON 9oro Brenlier-
miniIter Guan Gbi Sui iom ifnloe
6eIege oe militere @befer / gtoro.
gn WeisforItaaelie meo Senipn til
Signalerne nar Sfplo Sammen.
iteoet, boilfet 0amperen iolif.
aanonboaben blep | ben 8rao rant
poneret, at oen maatte iettes paa
2ono. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
aaMpsll paa Gej.=
fgontem.
llgens aampe bar life giDet 9ie.
inltater af 8etDonine.


paa gpern-Gronteh bar life eiort
npe Jorisg llpirtiombeo berIfeoe
Snsoag foran StilIingerne, iom oe
brittle og frantic 8ropper boloer
beiat, lagtet oct bar Spifernes ler.
lige inhibition at inotage Dem, Sri.
terne boloer belat.
Sioen Manoag bar al Den glftipi.
tet Der bar pilt Jig / oenne 9ie.
gion Deret ira britiif og franif
Sioe, bnilfe begge bar beoret oeres
Stillinger = 5ranlfmenoene npr
Socre og griterne neo Mieteren. 9oa
begge Seftores er Der nunoet@runo
og tnget Sanger.
Stanosningen Epifernes Ofien.
fip bsr imioIertio neppe tages ionl
genis for, at De bar opginet Tanfen
ON oioere 5orisg paa at brpoe oe
slliereoes 9inie. Gangs belle oenne
6rout breler oeres ltore aanoner,
og Bomber af alle &alibre faloer
og plsier @runoen bag De gllliere.
oeS 9inie, og tpife 9feiernetropper
feres til 5ronten for at fploe 9lao.
len, De folone bar laot tom.
SnoIertio ienoer brittle og fran.
ife 9Irtilleriiter en- beritabel aegn
al Bomber paa Mont aemmel, oct
p9ientlige itrategiife gunft, iom
8Diferne pallot / Dpern Seftor.
i0iotiI bar De alliereoes aanoner
binoret 5ienoen ira at forti9tte FIN
StilIing paa Seiens Gop, og Der.
iont bette gIrbeioe iortiettes, pil
SeiSens Top rimeliepis mart Oiie
fig al unre Ell Deosfeloe for oens
Grobtere.
Canine Gag meloes, at ct tpif
glngreb bar leneret imoo glmerifa.
nerne | gtprbeoen al gillieres.
gretouneur, men oct blen tilbage.
ilanet meo itort Cab for 5ienoen.
5reoag. - Sntet Dioere fra
ielpe Slagmarfen 9ag. Sra ben
omeriinnife 2eir / 6ranfrig meloes,
at Sol. 9iicbaro S. @riffitbs, Der
fonimanoereoe Ell Battalion Snian.
teri, er blepen orpbt Yifaroiet al
en- 9oni6e, iom iprang lige forall
banl, juit iom ban fom no of Ell
,9ugout". = On amerifanif 5lp.
per bar bragt lin A. tplfe aero.
plan til Sor0en paa ben amerifan.
ife aront Rorobeit for Toul Oct
par 9eitnant Saues a. Wieisner,
ban par ca. $1,000 500 oppe, og
Der ife0 ban en- gIlbatros Speioer,
Iaa ban ialot omgipen af 6lammer.
2oitnant Wieisner er 21 9(ar 81.
og en- graduate" fra Cornell.
9eroag. - glsi. preis Sp.
Iferne, Der bar meot Wioogang IN.
Der oeres Operntioner paa norore
Sioe of 6lanoer.Salienten bpor
Jranifmpnoene oegriterne bar ltan'
ct Sfuloer mob Sfnloer | 5or.
ipar af Dpern og Den bsie @rnno,
Der banner ct Dolperf | 5ronten
al aanal.9apnene, bar eiter bpao
be ieneite Giterretninger tpoer paa,
penot fig moo Spoiioen al 8inte.
len | oe allliereoes Sinie norore
6ranfrig.
9orsoag gat oe 5reoag lpnes
bet tpife artilleri at babe baret
rettet mob 9inien mellem @ipenbD
oa gaeippe Sfoben og maaffe Gien.
Den mart bill rette ct 9lngreb MOB
bette pitnle 9unft | ben brittle
2inie.
Melbineer fra bet brittle SoDeo.
fparter fort9lIer ON frpgtelig aano-
naoe 9ps-Ggnen, bpilfet fan be.
tpbe ben Del af Slagnarfen |
Slanoern npr Merbille, bbor Sp.
iferne gioroe oeres iterite 5renl'
gang efter Mrmentieres Sab.
Sgnbag. = gsi. 9reis. Dit
ria.llneorn iuplerer nogle al Da.
aens pistisite gpbeber, peo at for
telle ON fritiife sfonomiffe oe po.
Iitiife 9ilitanoe, Der officielt tno'
remmes at ubpifle fig biemme, tllf