[11] Bànsh.

[12] Mō-būzh.

[13] May-ze-air.

[14] See map, p. [19].

[15] Shar-leh-rwa´.

[16] Ski (shē) are long, narrow pieces of wood, from 7 to 12 feet in length and from 2½ to 3 inches wide, which are bound to the feet with leather straps, and are used for travelling rapidly over snow. The Chasseurs Alpins—that is, the French soldiers who operate in the Alps—wear ski.

[17] See diagram p. [15]

[18] Leen-ye´.

[19] Katr-bráh.

[20] Dove. A German aeroplane is so called.