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New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Lucas, -lirrI,E.-
a1nI}les and especially in r1tFsslIior mead of ZeuS
there i nothing reveal i work wrought from
Within fashioned aut perfected - the expression
i y,trSur...I t.. - .--rso:.I vision ,yery-
thing on ths contrary, 1" suggest what The evidence
- oTds namely, g work lah"Fipasiy ana Wr-hani-
ea!ly htiiij "a. from dIffer models AMI different
sources and thus hacking hofunzeneity and the
wt"I' Tie uuI-T U-rt 81 the fuIl-t-@c really
in harmony Mi;t TIE icvor: the rigi.r ami left
sides - the face .rc aut il harmony with each
other. u, tu-tJ,, Th, pretty ftoo pretty >
rrohl" Cter!iy presented in t!l@ repr"sIcrions Is
succS~tUi rIlp,-a. nut t:feco- Roman in character
..lther th.n ie7'nardestHe, the other profile ,the
s1I'f- ii4ecEaIi.aI wholly lacking the tsZif-y Of
Hfc- lu; Leonardo 81 the question. fpr really
II would T." a grlnr ~ teSt-H0JeSt-i h1,t almost
>': ~ is" On .tErt.to disc seriously the cues
ti'n "t MS authorship Of the Berlin Flora.
So H." serious rT"7IHd eN-n Tor ys contention thS,y
-, ir' her, IN lie Irs=s-nc', @f : Eeltre work Of
~ Attl'i.eNr- tie t1eFttl tioT't tells fGT herself
absolutely ias same tale thar IS set forth and
r"""'ai'l ~ the un>hake5I evidence of th@ English
"4-t> ' mos lii''ft<lfl~ Titte % II1ltpeLl-
Int tririS laI & H;.< hs"2 r4bii<hfd Of latr in
thaH Ai"if Iiiiie brand greatest ot living Ger
,e>i'"'.'S - i-h 'ilStLn't ION Ate: making due
allowance, for she I1euv>r,EcSiue charm which
~ . Ny m Ssr.r},vt " ttiS ;,le Tsry latest, est
rI;r'~ his luthliitT TO find ia the Flora any
trace - 2 WorN Of The earIy sixteenth century -
"hich 4; = attrhuted lie calls attention especially
to the UnSLbtle treatment OF the eyes. what
sums up 10y pronouTcins tie WORK to be Il quote
from memory "hiln ietres MaehWeTk'-an empty
piece 81 .n1k"-up.
Matters being = they are. Is II possible that
li-lliH Will 20 ON indefinitely imposing cdthedTG
upon tn" German public and the German Zach
t"H"'F tSl<alINtS) the acceptance as an article
OF faIjn. OF the "tfoyst' = work by Leonardo or
of his schonE Would The universities and scholars
Of Europe look on lndiferenty while forged
fragment OF Pi:ltr Siulcnidss being placed
before students as genuine; while a modern sonnet
t"rEnui>' g Dante w's being Haunted she work
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

roccho ana L4onardo-the great master and The
Gre ster Pnpi 70 Am1 An he SAY als this Wen % r. @ T5aa a
4iicent teTra coItas ~ Nerro"chio now in the
kaiser Friedrich llusearn-th .Deposifi"n and
lime dcnyTT"di Itc ..Visrr,. aux K0chars. Of the
National GALLERY L. ,,tter authentic
example of Lr0uardo's than the Npril-taulnIs
picture or TIE Louvre nov historically - well as
technical grounds proved the and
world work Leonardo tiie sculptor. t:ls
relirfs of bronze in The Church ot ths "armne u
Venice and The University "t tcrusi; respectively
and ancient stucco relief. -pscorf. "f precisely
the same character. in The Victoria aI.I .fIhert
Museum liut her". again, the hotd aitriuu;on Of
works, profoHndlH interesting no doubt 'ut tech
nieaIly net Of merit (" ti.= most
mate Of al The italian masters mas failed Il"
The approval OF thuS. most competent /" pro
nouUce II. tte matter
Al this. however. IS tut in preparation. for
the essential point To MI Philips's criticism
That he develops in passages 50 convincing thar
We must quote tor4 intact The article CON
tinues a. follows:
-'nd nov lct rs approach Flora herself - sf.r
YacuoUsIy smiles sin the "cNn"Sure of neishf~'T-
ing in the little gallery set apart for her III
the Kaiser Friedrich AIUsoum. She is surrounded
by all the gallery contains of MianrS.- paint
leonardo ;es w.,lI ty certain works lent for
occasion inclGdinE IN, la 4nd worst "ftora 81
rashly put forward I"nE-lost work by the
shamcfuIly il-us,h master " nom H"m:nally all de
pete TIE elihorate demonstration in support of the
Wan Bust. WnIcn - crushing. indeed but crushing
not PFerlSrIN IN IN" sense IN NtlH IL was intended
be on lirst locking th!S 'fI"Ta IN the face.
eye one feels inclined 80 tNclainl-rey"rSIne
PmiaPilhIt LttrttlIt "i! IL" Ilth .!htHHttel
word 'S0Htctta<it" in The "FoH'H'S Ndr"Ht'N QUO
then this would be merely tht, record Of an ihdi-
Vdua1 Impressions and the rejoinder might ht- "tc
qlu PUe pour Tan cmbGHHC pour FoHtlC' StiH.
this HrSt look into the great sishtlesN. Grace
Roman eyes. un- Lcona r,ieStue character,
tensions Of The :'fIora Is Herr Dehi" OF Str..ss-
h0rg was ne FIRST to o"iH' 'tut. fheN- eyes t@ not
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Of TN most supI-1l- ol Italian poets. while ttc
YESTERDAY. lab"riuI~lv buiI- up after the
the fE.ras-ofu@y Of the Eliza fl
st.st<, was being placed before tile world
SfIakeSpedT-.v own To say that -he position o.
the Berlin Flora IFS relation tG genuine Is1lnsri-
eSsiuc work pf the early sixteenth century.
much thar IF Macpherson 'ssIan'- poems 20 th+
genuine Gaelic, "- uf t"-nE Chafterlous & Q. tht
genuine --s1Ji4ue'- cas- he called IT,. wolId
somewhat rp Tuisr-pT-Senr th- case. ---I1- t.E1
these works have underlying their archaistil
yeSJure. ~uI,-rrUcrure OF genuine originality and
poetic merit II Is t'-cstu>'. hold This gufsuoE
its present Of Development to- ue -
vital imporance- not only u critics and students
bun t0 thr world. that have deemed it necesst-y
in al good viii and hope too. N al courtesy. Il
record my protest against the persistence II a
trihuring 10 Leonard To his school the "tIcrai
lat cf 'ir-s-t Britain. and now of Berlin
II is good news that ther. is 10 be
haustiy- biography of The late WinsIow Homer.
promised for publication Son.t time next year.
Th@ character of his art. the incidents ot his
professional career and his traits as . man a.
point L. material out OF which a valuable booE
may hr made. Th@ authorized biOgrapher is
Mr. William H Dc0nes. tho arr critic OF ~Ths
Boston Transcript FIr would b. glad 20 heas
form persons who hav- any OF Hom@rs letter
IL th-i. possession Il C.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

to Leonardo II is with this state Of things then
that we have t" deal 80
Mr. Phillips pays warm tribute to In, Pod..,.
high abilities and his many substantial acbiey.
monts but going on 10 speak Of tho felIihiIit,,
of All critics and confessing that in his ,,,-o
country mistakes have been made he ,e,-er-
theless recalls how certain faerantly false an
tiques" deposited in the British Museum were
ultimately Withdrawn, and then says.
We might assume that Il similar fate ,,o,,,1 :;
tho courSe of time. hef:H Dame IL, az
ard False. but that ther" cxaInpIes in h. H.
Kaiser tri"riGh museum Itself to prove that Ijr
Rode is unvividiug i'll his defence Of a 1,cstin,,
taken up. The ugly. second-ratc Ascension Cf
Christ OF the Milanese school which for the
last quarter OF a century, has been heIi tom ~
the world as a leonardo da Vinci. still appcarS
as such. though the united criticism If L-,,rl,r
including that of the most eminent F,latGlJ, brtc
of Gcrmany-haS pronounced against its a,tra,9
CANT pret"nSon& br. ROd". TO speak FRANKLY t,oe
never been quite happy in the judgments I,,.hich
he has formed and promulgated in respect tn V.-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

smile in unison with the smiling lips and In
tn. muscles round them there Is corresponding
nj; over the tower of the face. and they
s,lar. out yoU, sad and solemn. with that ecIl
lar look which was supposed 10 be that
..r.sroratiJn" can be made to account. but only
inspiration - derived from the later and less
.,,I,sir. hlp works pf classical antiquity sucu az
were especially dear 10 the Early Victorian lttdn
wy t-rr:-rptta buStS of the period to when
th. ..FInr:l'' ny br. Bode and his adheTents
h.icyeI tu belong invariably C"lOred, the race
md tb, eyes receiving Il more delicate tntnS than
tho resf ! can detect no signs whatever OF color
int- or tiuting the eyes Of the Berlin Flora
rh.,1,,, n has stated that such exist Let
e,,1. German artist, among those VINO are 50 m
s,clinII9 in restoring and c0lorIuS ancient statues
n,n,Inte he Bust by the addition of eyes coioTed
,,s rhoec of well-duthentictted terra-cotta
,ort-ffe Of the I4GttTOceFtO and early fIHqttcfHtO
i,ra ,1lorcd and whether thu result IS not an
l,9.t-eration or facial expression bordering upon
~, c.rnj,. and fGdcrOuS.
There are asSuredIy some Tgreeat,is passages IN
the work for instance the relatively HeHIhl" hps,
- f9ir1y- IA sIiou.-I neck the hair CharmlnglV-
wrought In imitation Of the coIHuf" or lne BSiidon
Flora" yet after u ias--ioa quite peculiar 10
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
JiR. HEWLETT 10 THE RESCUE
H >peoLz d hn.dIing Word for Hodge as.d
JGlIDIr rGHdicv
From The Pail Mall Gazette-

1GiiDIr fGH6iCv
From Tn. Pail Mall Cazette-
any ont. can e.ectrify an average atudien-, By
t!suoUnCin- a famous work institution for
what il Is not and was obviously never meant
L. he Nor do you render the process any harder
by launching your philippe at an audience Of
ladies' in the intellectual f4ubourS known
Tottenham Court road Yet that Is the simple
problem the romantic Mr. Maurice Hewlett SET
himself Yesterday al a meeting OF the Women's
Labor League in Whiteheli's Tabernacle Need
less 70 say. he won.
He SalId-heroic SouI--that NJ had lately tUileC
through the twelve volumes of the Political
History OF England and had found il fun o.
three and a half million words on kings ans
politics: six stone weight of print and paper.
and never word about Hodge and the land. O.
the price cf ta1IOyv candles. Whereupon the dear
good DANES OF the WomeG's Labor League
who have never. bless your heart. heard OF the
literary enorTniJieS OF lOngTnaES. Green < Cc
befCr~shed their tears and knitting their
laps. and lifted UP their hands with the sagur-
lied ejaculation: Did YOU ever And We Car
see them trotJing today down H0lbOTn iH then
hundreds besieging Nudes counter with wrath
and umbrellas. asking f0- that unfortunate his
tory across the counter, and seeing that y
gets IT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
MADE IN Ell
PASO GOODS
ARE BEST
By Buying Them Ell Pasoans
Keep Money at Home and
Get Reliable Goods.
INSURANCE TO
ADVERTISE CITY

There is large crew of men at work
in FL Paso organizing various compa-
MES of different kinds and just now
Made in FL Paso" investments are be-
coming quite well known.
About April first ]. a. Bordeaux &
Co. began organizing the FL Paso Life
Insurance Co., and this company has
made public the fact that up to the
present time 1t has already sold stock
to over 100 people in Ell PasO and vi
cinity. The fact that the company is
named The Ell Paso Life Insurance
company" insures that FL Paso will be
much talked of not only in the south
west, but wherevey this company does
business. At present this company has
and Ell Paso Life Insurance company
every day.
Mr.. Bordeaux, who is at the head of
this organization, is confident that The
company will be ready to write inSur-
ance by the middle Of September. At
the expiration of the first year, he
expects that the company will be carry
$1,000, 600. He bases his figures upon
what similar companies have done
which did not have the field and condi-
lions that are as favorable as in Ell
Paso. The object of this company is to
dispose of its stock in small blocks to
men who Will either take insurance in
the company or interest their trends
and neighbors.
Mr.. Bordeaux has the chredit of writ
ing over 100000 worth of insurance
in the state of Texas. For some time
he was employed as executive special
of the Equitable Life of New York.
President Hodge of the San Antonio
Life was in the city this week and an
nounces that his company, which began
operations on the 18th of January, has
policies TO the amount Of $1,000 eco To-
day.
BY the organization of a local life in
surance the organizers say that the
vast amount Of money which has been
sent east will be kept at home and
that they expect to bring eastern money
into FL Paso. This money will be kept
and invested in the southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
OROGRANDE MERCHANT RETURNS
TO KANSAS; GENERAL NEWS

Orogrande, n. NJ, July Frank
Dawson, WHO for several years has OPP
Grated the largest general store here,
is preparing to move to Goodland, Kan
sas- Mrs lawson and daughter, Meta
have already gone. Mr.. Dawson is re-
turning to GoOdiand, from which point
he came when locating in Orogrande.
c. K. Hartley, a merchant here, bought
Mr.. Dawson's stock of groceries and
hardware and has enlarged his store ca
pacity TO take care of the increased
stock.
Brice Cawley, connected with the
Three Bear Mining company in the Or
gan mountains, has gone to New York
for visit with his parents and friends
Mr. Cawley states that the main shaft
is now about 40 feet deep.
The Orogrande Social club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates. The program in
Guided the game of 500 and other fea-
lures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
SANTA FE OFFICERS HUNT
FOR MISSING HEALTH SEEKER
New York Man Cuts Label From
Clothes, Leaves Empty Bottle Which
Had Contained Poison.

Santa Fe, n. NJ, July 2-The finding
of an empty bottle marked poison,
which it is known was thrown away by
II. 7. D'Albert. of New York, who dis
appeared mysteriously from the Claire
hotel on June y, leaving his baggage
but carefully cutting out all labels and
names from the clothes he left seems to
be the first intimation of what might
have BECOME Of the yonug man, who
was a health seeker.
DAlbert had asked for a drink of
water at the lodge of the National
cemetery outside of the city limits on
the afternoon of June IL. He poured
the contents of the bottle found today
into the water and after drinking,
struck out for the foothills, where it is
feared that death overlook him. The
mounted police are working on the
mystery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Senator pIatt
and Gov. Fort
On Osteopathy
FrcHi New York Lifc).
History Repeats Itself.

Governor Fort. in refusing to help the
New Jersey Medical society drive out
the osteopaths, said to one of the doc
tors: The gentleman who has just
spoken has himself told me that he
mas mad patients whom he sent to os-
teopaths for treatment His own wife
Is one of them 1 am another When
had broken rib last year DR.. Schauff-
Ter himself advised me to consult an
osteopath."
This recalls senator Platt's reply to
the New York doctors when his aid was
amplored to prevent the osteopaths from
practicing in this state:
why, gentlemen. as osteopathy cured
me when everything else failed and L
sun depend on it, 1 might seem I'M
grateful if 1 drove them out of bust
ness.''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
WILL GIVE EMPLOYEES
HOLIDAY THE FOURTH

The FL Paso Refining Co., which en-
ploys about % people, and the Western
Coffee Co, employing about 80 people,
have announced that at the close of
business this evening they Will not re-
open for business until Tuesday morn
ing in order that all employees may en-
joy days vacation on the Fourth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
1000 TEA SHIP
MENC ARRIVES HERE

The Western Coffee Co. received a
carload of tea this week, which repre-
sents an investment of about $1,000.
1t was purchased In the orient and will
be offered to the jobbing and retail
merchants in the next few days. 1t is
the first carload of tea that ever ar
rived in Ell Paso. The company also
shipped carload of coffee this week
TO Santa Rosa, n. M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
| 6aarIigt Siimsr - ban bIco boTo;
.fait Of to froftiae QonftobIer.

| 6aarIigt Srtnsr - ban bIco bolo;
fat af to froftige aonitobIer.
Warfbam ffrueoe @asieu ncb, log
De iig pna Wancu, aabneoe Den nc.
berite Gem og traf ben op.
Seq troeoe aGSig Ge forn," brum-
mebe en- Stemme fra neben. Oct or
life b~peseeIiet of iio6e inbefIcmt iom
en- Motte | fit SnIl"
Man bsrte 8Iaifen af Banb, oa en-
SfiffeIie reiite fig ~neoenfra. San
ifob | en- gano, og bans Sopeb os
SfuIbre rageoe OBJ ODER a~isffensul.
bet.
Get err forosmt merft berl"
brummeoe Wanben I @aoben. "WeG
Der err nosle 9iamonter fra bet iibiic
anp. @in mig en- rimelie Bris for
Dem = men burtigtl Ser err en-
gram ! SarDanoet, os ieg mtaa bore
bGf, for Den fommer."
Warfbam rnfte S%aanben frem oa
fog imoo Smpfferne. Saa bIpIte
ban / fin 8Ieite. os en- af 2onItabIer.
ne ifrueoe @asien op.
Der LOO ct raienoe Spl fra Wan.
Den ! Sullet, og ban forisgte at for.
ioinbe. Sor tent. Rarfbom bapbe
lat Saanoiern paa bam og traf BAN
op paa @uIpet.
W9rfet efter ~SpsgeIiet" ban6e
inbsibet @arfbam en- Soc. San bap.
De laoet Den funbne BapirIap toto.
grafere; oerbeo bar @erferne eftel
Semen fommet tiIipre, ffisnt glpf.
fet bar ilettet no Of Sustigbeo. Se
paa Sotografiet bapoe ban l9It fol.
eenoe:
Gen be6ite S9Ier | 2onoon er
Soc @rimipid). San bill bebonoie
Dig 9rlig og sipe Ell rimelig 8ris.
San tr9ffes mellem ipb og otte."
Sermeo bar alting opflaret Su.
Jet bar bpgget ober oct Stpffe af 8e.
gents &anal, iom leber UNDER Sor-
Den meIlem Sslineton % CALIFORNIAN
Roab. Spbene bragte fit 9ptte | en-
9aab og blep mobtaget al Grim.
mid giennem 2emmen. Sois Spben
| Barf Silla life bar aaaet op gien.
mem 2eurmen % ipaieret ooer Sui.
bet for at npbe goot af @rimpidS
@iGitepenifab os bapoe ~efterIabt I'll
Sooaftrpf, bapbe Warfbam maaTrc
life fal6t paa at lobe Eapiret toto.
grofere. Men mn berte Spoeriern,
op, Den gemptlige Sr. @rimmi6
montte for nogIe gar tage Spbolb |
9arfmoor SGngiel, % Marfbam
eiftebe fig meb ben imlffe Boap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Oronnineen 90
Pofoamen.

Eaa GarIsberg Slot peo Stocf
bolm Iaa SarI Den @neotes 9ror.
ming, llIriffa gleonora, Sig.
Otter 0atiSens Sfit og 9rug bar
benbes ofiiGIe6e 2egeme, beuitiuet
en- aaben 9igfiite paa en- pragtfuIO
&atafaIf | Ssrgeialeu, % / @emaf.
fet peo Sioen al Solen befanbt JIG
en- 9greSoogt al Ben fongeIise Ora.
bantgor6e.
0ugen bar iaa largt fremitreoen,
at oct omtrent bar blepet W~fiooo95.
tib, ga Ell luffet gogn anfom til
Slottet % boIbt foran Sobebtrappen.
s Goenen iao en- al Sofoomerne,
@reoinbe S~teenbocf, en- al 8ronriu-
gems fortroIigite genin6er.
@agtcnS SeinIingsmono off Greu'
inben imo0e, binIp ben6e no at So9'
ncn og forte benOe ino | Ssrgege'
maffet. bois Ser bum Iuffe0e efter
iig, hoiIfet Sc tilIteoeoGrenoe Office
rer opfotteSc Tom Eegn til, at bum |
FIN Smerte life piloe forItprres al
nooen; Sc ifpnte iig oerfor one at ef-
terfomme Bette meget notlirlige On.
tie % forIoS Salen.
ga @rcptnoen imiSlertio eIter
temmeIig lang Sios SorIsb enbuu
life por fommet tiIboge, beepnSie
man at frrgte, at ser ifulbe bore til
Itsot benoe noget, bporfor en- al 81
ficercrne beItcmte iig til at onbne %
rem; men / famine Sieblit ipraug
ban iorfRr0et tiIbage. gGe sorigc
Sfficerer at sGrespaqteu ilebe MI til
Sen oabue 0sr oe iaa - til beres
uiieeIige Sorbouiclie - ganIfe tpoe.
Iig, bporIe0es Sronuiugeu, itouenoe
cpreiit ! aiiten, fait oa iuoerlis bolot
@rebinOe Steenboef omfapuet.
SiIiunefomiteu ipntes at ioGne o1
opIeite Tia mart | Ell tort 9unit eaer
Gage, % ga oeune eiterboonbeu for.
ipmSt. ioa ole Gronninseris Sig
Tom fsr Iigae nbeppgeIie | Siiten.
men @reoinoe Steeubocf bar borte.
SorgiGpeS ieate mon eiter beuoe
ole t~iIiteSenoe @emoffer, Serpan lie
be man ueooper Sroppen for at ie eff
ter Gogueu. men poiaa Senne iaml
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Qeoas Jnitrur.
Ianben maattc life robe / Sagcrne.

SUN ifulbe reiie bort Ell ll9es Si0,
og iuoen bun %reiite, 9oIot bun en- Ii.
Den 6ormaningstaIe til i'm 0fan0.
Set eneite, leg beoer dig ON, cr,
at on life tiaaber Dig at robe / mine
Sitter og Sfabe, Spl0er og Sfuffer
oltfor meget og letter op neo paa oit
iammen, mems icg er borte. On be.
bsuer life at o9lte ON mine Sagcl
altfor il0e, ON on ifuIoe tontme til
at Ieoe eiter noget, mems ie9 er borte.
On peo, at leg baoer lloroer, oe at
leg bill, bier Sing ifaI Iigge abioIut
pau lin gIaos. Seq logger mine
Sing Zig, of ieg ieIp / Merfe fan
finbe, boao ieg pil ia -"
90 iaa reiite bun. @n Dag ie.
mere fom eft 9repfort iaaIpoenSe:
"&ipre Mauo! = Silma fommer
opom hos % en- Dag for at iaa laane
ct Meuiter. Oct b9nger paa Ell anag
inbom Ssren / Sengefammcret.
SfuIoe BET life fiuoes Der, iaa Iigeer
Oct ! en- al gGferne, iom itaar paa
Spmoifinen / gnens gGreIie. On
oct er / Ben ersnne eller rsoe 9gfc,
peo leg life; men ser er en- bIoa
seife | SomfrupGreliet, os on Tan
title | ben ogiao."-
Gageu efter fom igien ct 9rep'
fort.
"ai9re Msauo! Meniteret Iigeer
beItemt poa euerite SpIoen ! @oroe.
roben eler osiaa | en- at SatGiferns
paa GuIpet noe | S~enaefammeret,
&c scot efter; men roo life ON ! ga,
gerne oItipr meset, iao or on inill~
Gen treble Sag fom Der after e
Sreptor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
INTRY-MINTRY

Willie and Bess, George and May
Once as these children were hard at
play,
An old man, hoary and tottering,
came
And watched them playing their
pretty game
He seemed to wonder, while standing
there,
What the meaning thereof could
be,
Aha, but the old man yearned to
share
OF the little children's innocent
glee,
AS they circled around with laugh and
shout,
And told this rhyme at counting out:
"Intry-mintry, cu~trey-corn,
Apple-seed and ~apple-thorn,
Wire, brier, timber, lock,
Twelve geese in a flock;
Some flew east, some flew west,
Some flew over the cuckoo's
nest"
Willie and Bess, George and May
All. the mirth of that summer dayl
Twas Father Time who had come to
Share
The innocent joy of these children
there,
He learned betimes the game they
played,
And into their sport with them
went he;
How could the children have been
afraid,
Since little they rocked who he
might be1
They laughed to hear old Father
Time
Mumbling hat curious, nonsense
rhyme:
OF intry-mintry, cutrey-corn,
Apple-seed and apple-thorn,
Wire, brier, timber, lock,
Twelve geese in a flock;
Some flew east, some few west.
Some flew over the cuckoo's
nest"
Willie and Bess, George and May.
And Joy of summer-where are they
The grim old man still standeth near
Grooming the song of a far-off year
And into the winter | come alone,
Cheered by that mournful requiem
lSoothed by the dolorous monotone
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
Warf Swatn %
SanoTabSmaIeren

Der fprinlIes, at Warf gfpain en-.
gang pnitebe at blipe befienbt meo ben
beremte 9anbifabsmaler Samss @hiIt.
Ter. @n Ben paatos fig at brinse GU
muriiten iii ben betienote IaIers Stl.
bio % foreitiQe BAN, men ban abparebe
paa Sprbanb Tmain ON, at ban maatte
iase fig pel iast, ba @biiiler bar en-
ufOrbseerlis Spgsefusl ps maaIte bible
bpIoe 9pier msb ben berpmte @iRIt.
Mtart Gnatn ipareoe nteo at f~priifre, at
ban olerebe oeb fit isrite Mpoe meb
Mtaleren, itulbe faa bam til at lsbe
meo ~2imitansen.
% be TO Serrer bar blepne iorcItile'
be ior binanoen % bapoe perlet nusle
iaa Orb, Git 3pain meb fin bummeIte
Wtine ben til ct fort Malerj ium
8biitler neipp bapbe arbeibet meb, %
iaeoe:
"Stfe iaa BERT, SIR. @biHler, -Iet
life ina pGrit fun Bette tilisiebe ban
~eitert0ntipmt, ibet ban liseiOm piloe
pilfe Saanoen ben ouer bet spsrIte al
Maleriet, "bpis jes bar Dig. oilbe jog
iierue ben Gin oer."
"5or al Serbens TIaoer, min Ser.
rel" ifrss @biitler nGiten fra fig ielp.
"IRr foriistie % rsr iffe bette; Mas
lirsen er life tgr enbnu."
"gu, bet sicr life nuset," ipnrebe
Sfpain meb en- ouerleaen Miue, Seq
bar Sauoiter paa."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

ellie Grif bar bGret uFifIeIis os faar
SiiGnS al Yapa.
Ynpa: "@aa Bort 90 fill big / Clans
mefroaen.~
Grit: "giei, ieg biz life"
Sapa: "gten iea bill"
Crit: ga, iaa eisr BET On Sa."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

Seite, &iloif og Eiener bar Iporlsli
foripun6et = ingen bap6e feet boor.
Ieoes.
Ger bIep itror ienSt SIbub til
Stocfbolm meb @eretning ON oenne
operoroentlige GilbrageIie, men Der
fit man at bloc, at @repinbe Steen.
bocf life bapoe forla6t Sope0itooeL
men par bso nsiagtig paa oct Clos.
punft, oa man paa Garlsborg babbe
let beroe | SronningenS Saon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

eilemor (oeS g%iqetIuser): Seq biz
aierre babe ct Barn, bpor meset fofter
oet?~
SiIlemors Mama: "gteu ma ian ga
life tiebe ct Barn, 9ilemor.~
Siuemor: so, ,~uoeufur SuheGnSen
til &eun9criet Der itaar oct 10 "Ssrn
for baIn Sris."