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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19
Snyder. Texas.

Editor News
| have moved to this place and
gone into the goods business.
Snyder has a population of
$500 people; good schools, 635
pupils enrolled; 6 churches; no
saloons, nor any near by; a fine
farming country. but pretty dry
right now. Farmers are going
ahead planting corn, cotton milo
maze, kaffir corn, and such crops
as grow in this country. This
county. (Scurry) is now building
a very fine Courthouse of Stone
and brick to cost $4,000. Sever
al very fine brick business houses
are being erected. The town is
laid off like Columbia, KY, with
Courthouse in the middle Of the
sqaure.
We have one rail road now, the
Roscoe Snyder and Pacific. and a
fair chance for two more, one of
them is called the Santa Fee cut
off from Coleman City, Texas, to
Plain View, Texas, the other one
is the Texas Central, coming
from Stanford and Hamilton,
Texs to this place and going on
West.
Since l left Adair county, KY,
| have seen some very fine coun-
try and this part of Texas is no
exception to the rule. The only
trouble here is that the season
for crops are not sure like Ken
lucky.
This county has got 70 men
worth over 81, 100000 and about 10
men worth over SIS, 10000. There
are from 80 to 40 automobiles
owned in this town. | have only
been here about one week; am
doing some business in the dry
goods line. My family is we'll,
except one, my daughter, Rosie,
has the mumps, and we had to
leave her at Quanah, Texas, with
a dear friend, Mrs. Perry, until
she gets well enough to come
here. She could not stay with
her older sister, Mrs. L. G. Do
honey, because none of her folks
have ever had the humps.
L. G. Dohoney, our son-in-law,
is foreman in a drug store in
Quanah where he will remain
with his family. Sorry to read
of the death of our Dear friends
at Gradyville, KY, the Yates
women. Uncle Weeden and I'M
Gle Charly have our sympathy.
We left the Kentucky boys,
j. D. and j. 7. Hughes, w. D.
Taylor and OFT Boston, Garnett
and George Montgomery all we'll
and hearty. My wife hated to
leave Quanah and the friends she
had made, but the best of friends
have to part some times. Please
give this a space in your paper
and oblige, ]. ]. Hunter.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19

been confined to her bed for the
past three weeks with fever, is
able to go about her room.
Mr.. John N. Squires and sister,
Mary, were visiting at Jerico,
last week.
Messrs. Rollin Todd and Ollie
Bault, of Cane Valley, were visit
ing John and Rheu Squires last
Sunday.
Bro. Will Dudgeon filled his
appointment at Hutchinson School
house last Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Squires and wife.
of Little Cake, visited the for
mer's parents, at this place, last
week.
Mr.. Irwin Thomas of Midtown,
visited Will Edd Squires last
Sunday.
DIR. Fulks of Glagow, passed
through this neighborhood SELL
ing electric belts. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. Will Hill of
Gradyville.
Mrs. John T. Banks, of Absher,
is at her mothers, Mrs. John
Cundiffs, with material fever.
Bro. Rice will preach at
Hutchinson school house the Bird,
Sunday at eleven o'clock, and on
the fourth Sunday Bro. Huffaker
will preach at same place.
Mr.. G. H. Gowdy's rock crush
er that is being run by Mr.. j.
P. Todd and son, has moved in
this neighborhood.
Mr.. Luther Murray who has
been quite sick is able to be out
again.
Two of Mr.. Charley Hutchi-
sons children have been sick
with fever, but are better at this
writing.
Mr.. Leslie Mcfarland bought
Mr.. Calvin Baults farm last
week, price unknown.
Mr.. S. E.. Squires has been
dangerously sick for the past
two weeks, but is better at this
writing.
Prof. Rhue Squires was visit
ing Ollie Bault, of Cane Valley,
last Sunday.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19
Mild I. ayaiive
for BABY Free

The child of today is the pare5t Of
the future. and whether it grows Up
healthy and strong, or puny and weak,
depends upon the intelligence OF its
parents, for most children are born
into the world healthy, but thousands
become future weaklings between
birth and the age of ten, when the
parents are still in greatest control
The prime cause of trouble is in the
stomach. A baby that is digesting it's
food seldom cries and always looks cheer.
full; the little child whose stomach is good
rOmpS and plays and never whineS; the
growing child learns well at school and Isl
eager for fun if its head is clear and it's
stomach light, and that means If il has
no constipation.
The best and safest way to cure any
irregularity of the stomach and bowels
in children is by the use Of DR.. Caldwelrs
wonderful in its effect as Mrs. John W.
Dunham, Apple Creek. O., Mrs. III. L.
Cullam, Plainville, Ind, and numerous
others can testify who give it to their
children with extraordinary results.
A bottle only costs so cents or 81 ac-
cording to the size you want, and even
one 50-cent bottle will do wonderful
amount of good in family. II can be
given to any member of the family in
constipation, sour stomach, indigestion,
torpid liver, dyspepsia, heartburn, sick
headache and similar digestive troubles
1t never gripes or strangieS like pills.
tablets, salts and powders, which should
not be given to children, women or old
folks
If you have a child or other member of
the family who needs. but has never used
this grand laxative tonic, send your name
and address to the doctor and free trial
bottle will be sent to your home. In this
way you can find out what 1t will do
without personal expense.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19

For Watkins remedies and extracts
call on ] H. Policy if | should fail to
see you, j. B. Grant. 26-1m
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19

Old age doesn't creep upon
you; if jumps on you.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Wiaionprrbicr | apben6apn. Naar

VfIutunpVIoIeT ! NpufHDuDH. y(nur
man gennemgnar De fremlogte Bitter
oper eienoomsifplo / aebenbapn, bill
mon ifelge q. g. fomme til bet &e.
inItot, at Sopeoitooen RUNNER life
foa g%pgninger oe @runoperoier pao
oper 1 Wiaion aroner. of De ubebpg.
geoe @ritnoe itnar oaongens Sabe"
eperit, ioet ben err aniat til Ell 89roi
Of 8 Miin. SIR. 8erefter fslger 3d.
taniif Sope meo $3.50 900 SIR, 81.
poli meo Az Mia. og gitre anI9g
mco 3R Iia. glf De bebpggeoe
@runoe Itaar SIotsplaoien meo ON.
gipeIier sperit; bette gpens eamIe
Centrum repreienterer gpgnings'
bgroier al oper 40 Mi4ioner ar.,
naar hi meoreener Seibniet, Sbor'
paIoiens Wuienm, WiniIterialbpg.
ninaen, 0erien og one De andre itore
Gienoomme Z bette anarter. Som.
muneboipita.et err buroeret til 6 Wiil'
Iiouer, @~aaobuiet til 512, 8urmei.
Iter & @oins 8prfiteoer til goot 5,
gp Garlsberg til fnapt AZ, @lppo-
tefet til a og BET foneelige Teoter til
3bMiaion aroner. Sctel o'glng'
Ieterre itoor | 8groi enonn eperit al
Sotelerne, nemlig til 3 Wiaioner,
men oct bill biftnof mart blioe itiaet
| Gfpaae al yYalaosbotelet", iom /
fin ufuIofsrte Sfiffelie er opfsrt til
8,275,0OO SIR. 9iIfioit ifal pi fun
income, at aoncertpol9et og 9rigs.
foreningernes 5eaesforenings npe
eienbom err opfert lige oprt, bber til
100000 ar., oe at 3igsoogsfoier'
men er opfert til I Mi0ion Ser.
Cm Soften pna Slagelieegnen fri
Der .Sorp @mtst.", at ielpfelgelig
bar De fioite 0oees IA. Sept.) eooe
geir bioraeet til at irtte Snmeret op
hos QanomGnoene, og Seitorbeloet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Gan Soucoct / 9rpnocn. Gen SO

Ean SoueOct / grpnocn. Zen 49,
aorige Susmnno spren G6riitenien
(Spraa) / 6ltsiino faor for 3ioen
grooet Ell 9reno, iom er 6root neo
I ca. 70 9flens 9pboe. 6reoog 9tften
Sen 10. Sept. piIoe Seren G6riiten-
len, iom 0a par enc biemme, ie ne0
/ 9renoen, men ioet ban beieoe Jig,
fit ban III. oglan6. Obi" OberbaIon.
ce og itprteoe / 9renoen. Seloigbis
bar Ser fun 3 aborter 8ono / 6etne,
oe S6ren Gbriitenien fom life til
Sfooe beo 8aloet. On Some, iom til
f9loigbis fom forbi, berte bans Goob
ON Si9Ip og tiIfaIote ct 8or Iaboer,
iom beo SipGp at 9rGnooroberens
Spon6 og Seiiebprf otter fit Sen
gomle Mano bro9t op til SorOens
OberfInoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

men foinmen inc, inoen ben ~iioite9iegr
fom, og BET lamme bar Silf9loet mel
ben 6.rooeoe 9pg. @n Del 'Soeot
bar oeiao bleoen bierget, men Ell 0eI
er enoalu tilboge.
S De iiolte Gage er oct lprlig goae1
los meo Meiningen, og mango bot
M oimeiet, og meo oenne uges 10.
gang bill ioo goot JON a1e bore fer.
oige. @on bar oeioo iIere Steoer
begpnot pod Snoferielen al Den relte-
renoe Sneoe og 8aoriGoen og boloer
@ciret fig oct meite of nGite ll9e, oil
be ileite bope inObeitet. 8aa efifelte
minore 9rug er man alIereoe III belt
'iGroig.
Gn nnlminbeli9 rio Spit. 5 oSori.
8lfbl." ifribes: SIAN pi blot faa
ben enonu uoeitoaeuoe Spo goot |
Sus. oa blioer oct for Soriensegnens
@~c0fommenoe Ell ualminoelig goo og
rig SOFT / aor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8ormano,
@ro. IS. Soenoien, @gebierg, iom hi
babe en- Samtale meo, mente enoog,
at oct firtoe blibe ben beoite Sgit |
DC 80 gar, ban bor bGret Mano.
Monife = iagoe ban - blioer ben
6oIIan6ife gegt life iaa bei; men Der
bliber mango Senoer no ooer en- nor.
NAL Splt."
Sulontcr pna Spitar6cioc. s DIS.
ie Gage "a. Sept.) gplOer bet for
9onompnoene at foo en- iaa Itor ar.
beiositnrfe iom bel muligt i@on9 me6
at bierae Seoen Lem fra wiarfen.
4. 0rogonreaiment pnr oerfor -
Iigeiom / ti6Iioere 9lor - i'll. oNeit.
peo 3io." itiaet Ell Gel al BET meni9e
Monoifob til 2anom9noeues Noooig.
beo.
ON ,Sonnin abpit. On 9iopIer ifri.
Der til Belle 4mts 8oIfbI. n: Soobei
ON at foo ct go6t uobptte al @ierne
I aar er f~ul0itenoig briitet; boerfen
9inoen, Spiofleperen eler 8ogboe'
Sen gon 0oerifuo. 90 De fleite So
miller bar fun ct ringe 8orraao,
longtfr1 nof til 8interiorraoo.
s 5ior baboe ieg co 200 ar.sSno-
t9et of mine Bier, foruoen bnoo oi
ielo forbruate | egen Susboloning,
CO. 100 go. S%onning; men | aar ifal
ieg foore ale mine 8ifamiIier Oct
te er life iao liae ct Cab | ct GUS
manosbrug.
Oct er gerne Silf9loet, at efter ct
goot Sonningoar fremitaar Der en-
Del ny 9iaplere, og faar pi ioa ct
@ar pefslenoe meIlem msrft, tiinet
8eir o9 it9rf gIeit og Teen iom |
Ior, giber glomiterne life megen
Sonning, % opforores Der life |
Sioe til 6ooring af 8ierne, bIioer
HeiuItatet, at ON Soraaret Iigger De
og er osoe of Cult.
so for at 9ierne fon faa Sorroa-
Def forie9Iet, inoen Nattefroiten be.
gpnoer, er oct paa Sioe at begpnoe
paa 5oorineen. 1 BeGI @ano til ct
To. Snffer imeItes | en- @rpoe oper
en- ipae SIo Delft lift aanbis).
Spis en- gifamiIie life bar
% = 30 guno 5orraao til Gin.
terbrug onbrogt paa So 9obIer,
1912 eQer t2-t2, err Sor.
raooet for life eller anbragt pao for
mango Sabler elIer beege 9eIe. 5or-
roaoet ifoI. omeibe 8ifIpngen baooe
forooen oe poo Sioerne. or oct life
Tilfel6et, 90 ber oct rettes. Oct ret.
tes beo at uoilonge en- Del Sapler og
%eritotte oct meo ~aanoisfooer. en- gi.
familie fan Mediocre ca. Sd Bo.
bber Seat.
Seq bar 8ifomilier, iom ifaI babe
t5-20 $50. | bette gfteraar for at
o%berpintre.
AfflGbt Gjenbum. On 9oeTsmano
| @renbei Der, p9ientIigit poa@runb
at Ombpgnine af fin gienoom bar
fommen til at iiobe baarot I bet, ioIg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

y9aniferen". = 5rebae
oenne ll0l9g | @ienoommen, og pe0
bette ll0l9g ianotesG belt
reniet for 9eiGtning o9 Snoentari.
INN of enbner 9lrt.
Spoif 2anobDpotefforening, Der
baboe III onoen 8rioritet paa 900
SIR. inoeitaaenoe | Gienoommen, og
iom III bleo olarmeret, %annlelote
Sogen for Yolitimeiteren, Der oeref-
ter afbolot 6orber, o9 efter at oct
beo 8non9souftionen baboe biit Jig,
at Der longt ira bleb Defining til
npbnte Sppotefforenilt9, Der mootte
obertage @ienoommen ioin ufDloeit-
aiort 9antbooer, blen 9oelsmonoen
iognt Ell Strof al iimpelt 5pngieI /
II Gage.
Oct bar life elcmt. s 4aret 1890
f%oribonot Ell 8ogboloer pno Ell iterre
5obrif | O6enie, efter at babe qiort
Jig ifDloig | @~einigelier, Ser lsb op
til 1000 SIR. San reilte til Sboames
rifo, og on Ser oen Sang life Dor
lloleneringstroftot me0 BET pon0nl.
6elloe 2ano, flul6e Yolitiet life faa
fat | BAN. 9tu, 10 g(ar efter, er ban
blebet fun6et / Gebenhabn, men 90
8olitiet benoenote Tia til BAN, erflp-
reoe ban at bope tilbagebetolt 5obri-
fen De 1000 Ser. 0ette oiIte iig at bee
re ri9tigt ogSuItitsminiiteriet bar iii.
o6pens Stiftit." oo r%eiolberet, at
ban life ifaI tiItoles. 6on er Iiffert
blehen forbooiet beo at erfare, at go
litiet enonu life bapoe CLIENT oenne
gorIe Sog.
Gt 400 9lar gnmmelt Sitter. s
9ierre6bairfe pdo Sooiinge bar man
finoet ct fra oen fatoIife 8io itom-
menoe me9et mutt Si6eaIter meS
fnnItfGroi1t ~uoifaaret Snitpprf. Oct
foreitiQer ct. @ortin, og TANNER
fra 9e9bnoelien al oet t6. Norbn1-
ore6e.
Rntionolmuieet bar looet oet re-
itaurere al SieurmoIer 6. Gotbe moo
of faa oberloot ct me9et iipIoent og
bel6eboret @Iosoinoue me6 ct. Mor.
tin, fremitiGet / @Ib og meo foroet
@las, og iom fonotes | oen gomle
9ierrebp Strife. @1i er III. yIott."
oct reItaurereoe Si0ealter bleoen 90.
bpnat | Den me Girfe, bnor oct meo
fin rige @uIobeIeening og fine itroo.
lenoe 8arper er en- flor grpo.
st intereSiant Snno. On Wnnqoe
Gnogler at Den forl9ngit uoog0e ltr.
ofie er III. Belle q. ao." funone
ne6 3rGobolle beo Belle. Sormer og
9oelsnono Ssren geterien / Srpo.
bole fonot for en- 9io Iioen oeo@roo.
ming efter &ulfmergel nogle anogler,
lom forefom bam itsrre emo of en-
Set, bporfor ban iamleoe Dem iam-
men og bite bern til andre. Gene.
re blen ser ienot 9uo til @pmnoItif-
l9rer | 8eiIe, ganb. g. SO. Senien,
lom nnoerlegte anoglerne og f%onita.
tereoe, at bette 8rnb bar af flor Sn.
teresie, i6et 8noglerne matte bore
of Den itore, ioosoe llrofie.
Sr. Senien bar itrofs inoberettet
5unoet til commissioner for Gan.
morfs ~geoIoeiife llnoerisgelier.
OgIna en- qualification. 8Ianot
81 Gnisgere til @osberfsbeitprer.
plooien | Npfebing paa Mors er en-
Sobebrugsfonoioat, Der iom apalifi-
fotion opgiber, at ban nnoer ct Op-
bolo | aebenboon bar obeiet flere
@aspprfer".
aron.9 iamnntbrbllnp. Denne iipIo-
ne tSsitioeli9beo, iom fsrIt inotrGoer,
naar 6olf bar beret Gift / 65 @ar,
funoe Den t9. Hopember feires al
ftp. @Ggter Cars @ielien og Snitrr,
9oegraben | 9aIlumoborg.
QorS WieIieu er If .QoII1rn0bnrn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Hrem, 0pnoefarI, freml

5rem, SonoefarI, freml 2ano.
oogsmano $. q. Sonsien.9 grremel.
les nSeimool" bpnoer, leIpfglgelig
melt meo ipnoeripoife 5ormool for
gie, at oct fou MITE at ipare. Oct
%ifriner:
On aarl, iom foruoen Soft oe
2ogi tjener 400 til 500 Worf aorIig,
fan uoen at ipe9e fit 9egeme boloe
200 til $50 Morf ooer, Ell 9ige 100
-f50 Morf. Mpnoene pIeier at
oifte fig / Sbperne. api1oerne miot /
9poerne. Gn a~ifteferoig aarI moa
aItioa iGtte 1000 Mnrf, bans aere-
tie 1000 @1arf | oct fenes go.
5000 Morf er ingen flor Sum,
men mere emo itor iof til at bpgge
5remtioen pao. 8bi Den er en- Dor.
gen for Iejiombeo o9 5lio % oerfor
BET beoite @runola9 for are6it. 9e
fire I9Oer, iom funoe Ipgoe 5000
@arf - eaer Blot 1000 @orf ~ op
| De nitge glor, fon ogina nobe iig /
aoit meo en- Gienoom poo 10000
$1,000 Morf.
9looet bGboer oerefter, at 2ono.
trueet Ipoer life oct itigenoe llobpttes
Con. oct lille grilg fIorer Jig Gioe ioo
eoot Tom oet itore Il aongeriaet iom
befenot beore). o2onoar6eioerflos-
fen er life alasie l9naere emo De ielo
bill. @eien opoo err fri"
0pt M%isiOns6ns. s arnborg inb.
PIECES forleoen eft mt Misiionsbrts.
Get Iigger paa en- life 9rinf lige
oper for @rnborg 9r9itebolie og bar
foitet 5000 SIR.
Oct er bpseet of 1uioe aoIfianOiten
meo root Gementtoe. gooIen no
MOB geien err prpoet meo @urtinoer
oe forife1iee 6%oriiringer miot poo
ben iiooer ct itort aors oa neoen I'M.
Der bette me6 Itore 9ogitoner 0opnet
~oGmmaues".
S~nobcnoie. bpor Slliet er maIet
meo imuffe, Ipie 5oroer, finoes Der
EN- 6oriiue, Ell itor Sopeoiol og en-
minore Gal, Der fan iGttes Sor6in-
oelic meo Sopeoiolen. 2oftet er
g~rpooeIoft. 0oer 3oIeritoIen itaar
Giiciplenes Oro til Serren: pgliO
hos os, oct er moo aften, og 9agen
bploer". 9aa SioeDeggene De to
Orb: .Yuroe life ariitus lioe bette
% inogao til FIN S~erligbeo" og
ngranote life pore Sierter / os, me-
6ens ban talte til os poa 8eien og OPP
loo os Sfrifterne".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Gn ijelOen 5iif. 8iifer g. @oe.
len / Mpfebin9 5oliter bor i'll. ng8pf.
0ogbl." fan9et en- iipfoen Stiff, Der
ligner Ell MafreI, men bar A 8igge
poa &Dg9en omtrent iom en- @borre.
6iifen bleo afleoeret til &eftor Gbri-
Itenien, Der oil iptte ben I Spiritus
iom Den Si9Ioenbeo, oen err. Der
ifaI finn TO @an9e tioIi9ere Der /
2anoet Il greiuno) bore fonoet @fs-
empIarer at oenne 5iif. Gems Noon
er rMoIte".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

loTI DeO SJVlp CT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Spono og Seiiebprf otter fit Ben
gamle Mano brogt op til Sor0ens
OperfIooe.
@amlc Srrnoenins Gcbifn6cr. @eo
@rsfte9robnino | ell Gna, iom tilbe-
rer Gbriiten Beterien / MoItbpf, bar
man if6l9e Solo. gb." funoet flere
Sing, iom I 9Iore 9io Der oeret
brltot til Notwithstanding, oeri.
bIonot Ell It6rre 8eItiderfieoeI og TO
lange Rsr (9iber), oft at 9obber.
@eo nnrmere l1noerisgeIie poa etc.
oct bill ser Ionoibnlignis funne fin.
oes fIere of 6e SinQ, Ser | fin Sio
britgtes til Notwithstanding, (.
@fs. Sot oq 9efieG.
2obeioningen f%nltlotte, lioit pe0
Sob AT IA. Woi 1915, itore @eoer for
Ben ulooli9e Notwithstanding,
iom 0rebes omfring paa 2anoet, og
90 Straffen efter oenne 9on piloe
bline ioemt, blot mar bos @eofom-
menoe fonot Dele Of bet. iom brug.
tes til @renoingen, er oct bel oerfor
De MI funbne Heoffnber / fin Ti6 er
bIepne n~eogropeoe.
ct bDrt Sfnb. Sfopfogeo @ielien,
Softe Sfop UNDER @replfabet 2inoen.
borg, ifsb UNDER en- Soet poa &rpb-
ifptter for nogle Mooneoer iioen paa
en- 4rpbifptte, Grbeiosmano g. Sre-
oerifien, @eooum. Sre6erifien bar
inbtil fornpli9 Iigeet paa Spgebuiet.
Nielien er III peo Sellum.Sinoiteo
Serreoers @fstroret iogmt 40 90.
ges iimpeIt SenaieI, 400 Ser. | SO.
6e og 200 Ser. | gritotnine til Sreoe.
rifien. 0ommen er oppelleret.
Snnbem Mpnt. 8eo @ropnin9 /
Taoobusgaoroen | Slagelie fonotes 3
81. nSors @mtst." forleoen en- mer-
felig og piitnof meget gnnmel Selp-
ment. Eoo ben enc SIDE inas ct
Sfiolo nteo en- Hggle l. og pon ben
anoen Sioe bar en- 5igur lignenoe
Ell giip meo Grumltob. Der bar en-
S%nifription5 iom bar uIeielig.
Silitaact SIbspaaiettelIe. @rreitan-
ten Martin Semen bar iflg. 81. 9.
ben Ia. Sept. for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meren, Serrebsfogeo Shmort3, til
at ban bar poafat S%loebran-
Den paa Sobeo9aoroen n9ouitrup"
Den %. {. 90. ON gftenen al. 1917,
bporpeo llbbpeningernc neobr9nbte
% so 4reaturer inoebr9note. gn6pi.
oere bar ban t%illtnaet at babe paa-
en- Sloebrmo paa 04oiitrup"
Den 7. SiiIi B. g., ben iliiffe6eS oog
gnoeIie bar ban tiIitaoet 2
cct,nar;ot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

te BAN til Ell gienoom og lagoe BAN
op til Y0ermllren, bborefter Sc oGf-
febe bom til meo Saffe. 8orinoen
GpfIiIterne forloO Steoet, unoerret-
teoe De Manoen 1 @ienoommen ON
Sogen. 9a Monoen / Morges gif uo
for at ie til BET nnae @enneife,
bar ban 300, rimeIigbis fpaIt / Sp-
foitning. Gen afogoe bar II @or
aummel oo Sen al en- @ognmono
g. 3roeIien | SfaIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

afflrbt Gjenoum. On 8oeIsmono
| @rsnbsi Der, ppientIieit poa@rnno
af Ombpanine af fin Gienoom bar
fommen til at iiooe baarot I bet, ioIg.
te III. vgibore ct. Slfb." efter6aan.
Den | Goraaret belle fin @eietnine og
enopioere 2 8ogne m. m., og for De
oerpeo inofomne Eenee betaIte fin
Life @pIo.
Ga ban imioIertio lite betaIteglen.
terne til arebitforeningefl, refpirreoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

aron.9 inmantbrbllnp. Denne iipIo.
ne Spitioeli9beo, iom fsrit inotrGoer,
naar 5olf bar ppret Gift | 65 @or,
funoe ben 10. Honember feires al
ftp. gGgter Cars @ielien oe Suitru,
goggraben | aollunobore.
cars NieIien er If. oaoIInnoborg
Dag6lao" lige peo 80 anr, bans Sii.
ltrn S612. 8egge err 6e forbol6sois
ralfe og reri9e.
antumobiInlpffe. Da 3abrifoni
5rioberg og Suitru oen13. Sept. bar
paa en- @utomobiltur, ferte Gutomo-
billet beo goroing Station meo iterf
5ort moo en- SeIegrafp9l, iom fulo-
lt9noig ipIintreoes.
8eo Sammeniteoet iIpngeoes Sru
5rioberg 6 a s gIen | 8eiret og fiji
flere aIporIige 2piioner, 81. a. ct
gruo pao oct enc Ben. 5abrifani
5riobere forbleb uifaot. Den tiIifa.
oefomne Grue braates til Speebniei
/ S%ilfeborg.
9rnffct iis ibjei. Sernine, 10.
Sept. - s Wat peb t2-Sioen fanot
nogle Gpfliiter | Nprbeoen Of Sam
meriim ct unst @enneife Iieeenoe
~oeoorutffen paa 2anoepeien. De brag-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

there is a wide divergence of opinion with regard to the degree of perfection now exhibited in the written language of t1e musician Is a somewhat disconcerting dis covery to some inquiring students. There are musicians who honestly believe that the so-called Great Staff perfectly repre- sents to the eye the facts of the audible world for which 1t stands. If this belief has truth for it's basis, then the student body certainly has the right to expect a demonstration of such truth somewhere among it's pedagogical authorities. If any musician or scientist has presented a de- scription of those tone relationships which are perfectly represented by the staff, bringing out every point where the writ ing accurately corresponds with the musi- cal fact which it embodies, we have been unable to find it. We venture to set forth our intellectual effort to TO this, hoping it may attract enough sympathetic atten- tion to bring us more light on the sub ject.
 Taking for granted there would be no question as to the horizontal lines and spaces being the most appropriate repre- sentation possible, to the eye, of the rise and fall of pitch, we join heartily in uni versal admiration of the simple grandeur of the structure which crowned the efforts of ancient musicians to give visible form
 
 Is one of the greatest achievements of that period of the worlds history. But what of the breaking up into sections of this tone-picture? Does it not suggest a tower of Babel mystery? Doubtless there are many musicians graciously endowed with the gift of eyes, as it were, to whom a page scored for an orchestra Is easy read ing, but what is it to most of us? True, we know the principles of the applca- ton of our common alphabet to the lines and spaces, and given the clef, we may slowly spell our way through, and grad ually grasp the musical idea of the com poser, but is this reading music? Turning from orchestral complications, let us re- strict our investigations for the present to one instrument, speaking, we may surely affirm. one language. We find that its orderly array of ivory and ebony keys unlock for us practically the whole se- ries of tones, and that in the regular grouping of the black keys the most care full consideration has been given to the octave resemblances of the pitches, so