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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
MouNic CITY, Ill.
May IS, 1911.

y
Mrs. w w. Houga was a Cairo
shopper Wednesday
Jno. Dishuger made business TIL
to Mounds Wednesday.
Mrs Robt. Camp, OF Mounts, was
shopping here Wednesday
Mrs. ] M Fucker and daughter
Alice, returned home "Wednesday
from visit with friends at Nil:a
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v Handley ana
little son, were in Cairo "Wednesday
n. G.. Parker ami w W Hough
spent Wednesday fishing IN Kennedy
waters.
Mrs, W. l.. Frigauza and little son,
Charles Gilbert, OF Vienna. arrived
Wednesday to visit relatives here.
Mrs. Jos Layton. OF Cairo, was tie
guest OF Mr. and Mrs G. Johnson On
High street Wednesday
Fred Johnson, who has been az,
tending the Gem City Business Col
lege at Quincy. arrived home We'd
nesday 10 spend his gaca ion with bis
mother, Mrs ]. w Johnson and
family on High street.
Mrs. Jena Cation, of Mound. was
shopping here Wednesday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
Really Hard Luck.

Four men we're sympathizing with
each other at an uptown hotel. accord
ing to the New York Sun. they were
employees pretty well up on the stan
list and two OF them were assistant
managers They had Endorsed, checks
for acquaintances that they supposed
were all right, and. according to the
rule. had to make good. I'm worse
stuck than any Of YOU" sail the chief
engineer. "The check got stuck on
was for SRA and the man who signed
Il ID III jaiL"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

NEWS FROM OUR NEiGHRoRs|


Mrs, rhos Gaunt AM daughter Of
Grand Chain, We're saoppmg nefs
Wednesday.
Capt laistlewood and Postmaster,
Sidney Miller, OF Cairo were in the
city Wednesday on business.
Miss Helen Wilson was in Mcuacs
on business Tuesday
Gus Miclaelisy OF Ashley ILL.,, IS
circulating amoog his frends mere.
Mrs, Henry Farhef and son, were
Cairo visitors Wednesday,
Mrs n. l.. s;arkes all daagne;.
spent Tuesday wish Mounds frien;s.
}. P, Nesbit returned home Tues
day from Springfield. where he had
spen the past week.
Misses Lucille Swisslelm and Ea =,
LAIR were among the Cairo shoppers
rue@dav
Ar. and Mrs Stephen Jacts3n OF
Cairo were in the city Wednesday OF
business.
Misses Kate Conley ARA Nellie
sweeney, we're Cairo visitrs We1ae
day evening
Jno. Travs.s, of Mounds Is on the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

According to special to the Pa
ducah News.D Democrat from Vincen-
mes the opening games of the league
neted the league the following
Melted the league the following
Clarlsville s2s4.95; Cairo $4,000, "a
ducah s2S2.45; Fulton $l50,55 Har-
risburg Slabs; vincennes $1,000:
McLeansboro $685..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
Sign With Letters Hundred Feet Tall.

What Is presumably The largest sign
In the state OF Washington was re-
Gently constructed on the east bank Of
the Columbia river just above the
town OF Beverly. II advertlses the To-
cation Of the Columbia valley orchards.
the new irrigation district being open
ed TO settlement. From the windows
OF passing trains it catches the eye Of
the traveller and may be easily seen
for a distance of several miles. The
sign IL nearly quarter of mile long.
The letters are 40 feet wide and 100
feet high. Inland Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
------------------------T----
rr,urrcucQ 10 DeaIu.

A man died at Hanley. England, IN
der curious circumstances lately.
While boiler was being stocked at
the Deep Pit. two loud explosions
took place. They we're caused by the
automatic opening Of valve. but
Samuel Raybould. one OF the stokers'
exclaimed That's frightened me to
DEATH" and. falling. he Instantly ex'
pired.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

An Albanian youth named BrahimoA
witch. who Is a stranger to the Gus
toms of civilization. arrived in Bel
grade recently and shot new &C
quaintance Immediately after an in
PRODUCTION, having mistaken an at.
tempt to shake hands for an attempt
to snatch the weapons in his belt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
Dickens vsssaIs

or English built vessels named after
Charles Dickens or his characters
there were three built In the seven
ties. the Charles Dickens. the Sam
Weller. both Of which were lost. and
the Gadshil. now the Japanese vessel
kumamoto Maru. A vessel called
Pickwick now fies the Norwegian dag,
AZ does also an iron ship called the
Charles Dickens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
The Charger at che Funeral.

The charger led at the funeral OIL
cavalry officer is elic IF the GUS
tom when a horse was sacrificed AZ
the grave. An officer led the charger
behind the bier to the brink of the
grave and 1t was there slain ana
thrown upon the coffin. The last oc-
currence OF this kind took place at
Treves, Germany. In 1881.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
important Alaskan INDUSTRY.

Alaskas fishing industry, next In Inn
portance to mining, gives employment
to 1858 persons. of whom 2.S23 are
natives. In the last five years the ter
ritory has sent us a wealth OF 43,0o0..
600 in salmon alone The total out
put OF fish In 1910 was worth sl1.-
I81,3SS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
win Inherit At sixty. Five.

The will OF Mrs Mary Olmstead OF
Brooklyn, filed in the surrogate's
office IN Kings county recently. makes
q provision that none OF the legatees
are to receive their share OF the es.
tate until they reach the age OF sixty
five years, except In the case OF the
two grandchildren. who will receive
their share when they become thirty
five years OF age.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
Not 10 Be Iudned hv Size.

An interesting and somewhat curl.
GUS fact Is that some of the tail men
OF genius have had moderate sized
heads. Shelley, the poet, was tall, but
had small head, and some of the
small mon imbued with the divine
spark had large heads, apparently
proving that the size Of the head has
little to do with the quality OF the
brains.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

Cairo's Hoodoo has gone and may
the cat never come back. Umpire
Adams is Fulton now nd Umpire
Beck, spoken very highly OF by the
press and players. will be here for the
McLeansboro-Cairo SERIES
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
Kitchen Convenlerce.

A half dozen thumb-tacks, such a.
are used by artists and architects. will
prevent the oilcloth on kitchen tables
from Slipping. Three along The front
edge Of table and the same number
Ia back keeps II secure ana smooth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

New York, May 25.-Six National
league postponed games will be play
ed off and we're announced tonight
by the secretary.
Two Of the games will be played
between Cincinnati and st. Louis on
dates when games are already sched
uled, taking doubt headers. The
other four will be played on open
dates The schedule follows
Chicago AZ Pittsburg, May 20 and
Jnnt 1
4 Cinsiilnati al st. Louisttwo games)
May 70 1.-TWO games) June /.
M Louis Al Cincinnati; June 20 ans
June 2t " w
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
CORRECT VIEWS OF CAIRO 1859
PRESERVED AT THE LIBRARY

from the Christmas edition, 1889. Of
The Cairo Telegram. The last fou;
OF these views a@e in our public
library. AS they have failed consia.
erably, the library directors have
had geographic reprints made from
them. which are an Improvement or
the original
These views were taken by thea
well known artist ma ne Bucks. ir
1853 or 90; the exact date cannot %
stermined. bur anyaow. it was be
fore the war Comparatively fe
people wao aow iriabt tbs bus
tussling, e1ive so-4heai, energe''
Cairo Of loday. could recognize an
bat The more prominent laoiaaa i
taat sinh r,mail, III she scenes
picted in t&ese Old lls graphs I;
artist was a GOOD one, AID notwith
standing the fact taat the pictureE
have beea in frames unprotected III
glass. Trey are still fstlnct an; p9
feet. They should be seen TO be a.
preciated but we Will attempt to de
scribe taem, an eul read ca
make the contrast between them ant
now. The first Of the five, saope
the block Of buildings on the Olic
leyes between Sixta and Eight
streets, then commonly known as sh
the Springfield block. from the fact
that il was mainly erected BY Spring
1ell. Illinois, capitalists FeUe-
changes are noted in this picturl
than in any of the others, for the
buildings stand now as they did the;'
Tile Illinois Central track ran down
the top of the levee, but the trains
of cars that now so frequently ob
struct the view are conspicuous roi
their absence, nor are there an3
telegraphic POLES or wires TO he seen
Long rows Of tobacco 1ogsaeaGs
covered with tarpaulins and huge
stacks OF barrels are seen lying o.
the Ieyle s'1pe The Bank builaiu
is slown very much as Il appear.
row. Next above it is what is nov
t1e European hotel (now ae site o.
Tie entrance 10 Tie 1st Bank and
Trust Co. builling}, but In the pic
tuFe the signs on 1t in frolt feal
@Gorcsries, H H. Canlee K Co,
Taeu comes The houses now occupie
by the N & O. offices uow Voc.
e Bennett'sl a huge wooden sign a
the top bears the word Gazette,
below i1e third window is Clothing
and over tae doorway is John An
trim. Merchant Tailor" Over wha
is noW known as Barclay Bros, levet
~ "e '''' ' '''So NV" "oo' " Aei'
neus). the sign read Eastman Hall.
Drugs. Humphrey &Brown," Booi
T 'i'0H : ~ aie '"'
wor ls bat ornament the front of tn,
''o".'i''' ~ II
a''' e i'9''' '''''' '''''e anu d.
va" N'S'' " ~ "'i'i'I'
'''' WV" ''"''i
"''"" ~ 'oNi''s neat ''ieh "nal "d'
Wy IVA VI in' "pP N " II
w 0'''''"7 ~" 'e'"p'eo W -
'-o'e' a. : 'o'''i'''s'''"'i f'ouee' dh'
'''e Du''e''-i . p'l"''Ns oh'ce' ~
''oNSe nv" "sel oS 'Ae ieies an
'o''S'''"H w. '"o" "epe' r aS h'
M '"'e '''o ''9n" poal oOo' q
"''1'"' "o"i" W" ABOVE
"7''" was an CIV House thd' stoo'
"Ne'e ''s 'iduiso'he ouhi puiidiHt
ny" ''@"lS Tue Only one OF the row
'H"' uas 0een ehahseu since td'
photograph was 'aSeh' 1t pore upoi
HS ancient front tue iesehas Mer
chaht amor r NeH' BAKERY
J ne NEXT picture q me series IS
we" 'aheh prooaoiy from an uppe
ioo'n Oh the on d Chafies Ho'ei
ny" l"e fidi'iday rouse ana iook
ihS auNH tHe FlFtF toward Ine point
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26
LITTLE KITTENS.

Umpire Conklin is spoken of very
highly by the exchange but it is said
Umpire Arnold stays glued to one
spot too much
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

Cairo and Paducan are now tied
in the legue's standing as we'll as
Adams is in Futon now anil Umpire
other two rivals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

Manager Powers was out practiciDg
with the boys yesterday The team
work will soon be The highest Of any
in the league.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

McLeansboros last years captain
Ollie Gfroerer, had been released by
that team
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-26

New South African Industry.
-Four whaling vessels which are be-
ipe ftted ont at Cape Town will give
south Africa neX industry.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
9en @ittenberaife Nattergal.
eli 3. g. a.

Neo buer tiIbogepenoen6e 81. OF.
tober minoes ri i ben Iutberife
STRIFE oDeralt / @er6en oen /
SanobeO f9mpempsiige 9iosger-
ming, @uo.6erren loo uofsre oeo
ii uoOalgte Reoifab, Nortin gu.
tier - oen belige 5frifts manoe.
mooige, 0og pompge, 6pposman6.
San .r bIeoen fnlot en- 3nttergaI.
% SammeuIianingen er Of 0pb
SanobeS. ) gobe0gmmets msrfe
FIAT log 6on line barnlig.oIaoe,
frit.iubIen6e 5oner og Griaer. %
tuiinoe Siale lptte0e benrpft til
3oneuGIOet ira oct lube grDit.
Sc bigger % isger / gamIe gs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Sutbet par ineen 5iliiter, men
en- Sf6naano. San baoOe oDb
3oritaaeIie al De rige Nuligheoer,
Gang og Duff funOe bpoe iom be.
tD0ningsiuloe 5aftorer ! Subs DE.
nigbeos Gieneite. Melooien Der er
ben nelbetenote: Dor @uo ban er
iaa fait en- Borg iaaleoes iom
2utber ieIO 0igteOe oen. @nnife
niit bar ilere Iproe 8an0er irenl.
iat bioiige loiolsmaol ON ben Sag.
Nen til @engel6 6ar Iige iao lpr.
De % me0 tritiif aenoitab uoruite.
De W19n0 beitemt bpooet ben an.
ifuelie, at gut6er er Welooiens
Opbaosmono. Ser er MI at be.
merfe, at mar life uoen oiosre fan
faa noget rigtigt no at 9utbers
Sober, tbi bet er ct ganife niotlsi.
tigt Stpffe arbeioe at iptte iig inc
| Den 3ios Rooeipitem. Nen iful0e
en- enfelt 2Rier bnpe lib og 25it
oertiI, fan fer nrones: geIIer.
man: Die Neniurolnoten unO
Gnft5eicben oes IS. uno Is. 3nbr
bunoerts".
Com man Ter, brngtes Taft.
Itregerne life / De Gage. elsie
No6er fables ~ enuraIno6er,
foroi De peo Oeres 5orm og SaIer
ongiDer ben 9iospqroi, Der mao
tillegges Dem. Te luffeoe (eaer
iorte) Sober ibarer forGolospis til
bore HoeIs. Raar fer err flat"
for c. betpoer bette life BET iomme
iom / port Spitem, men oerimo6,
at Welooien mna TRANSFORMERS til
en- nn6en nmoons" - ioaleoes npb.
ne0e man ben Sang SfnInen. Der
bar iefs nutentiife Wooi og let's
plagale Nooi Ioatsaoa 5cr5oISs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

bis til Dor Our % NoI: % Sfa.
laen fal0tes life eiter i'm isrlte gto-
De, men baoOe ct ganiie anOerleOes
poetiit Qaun. De autentiife Deo:
Ooriif, irDgiit lDoiif, miroID0iit,
eoliif, lofrianif, ionif oe pIa.
gale OerimOO; b%DpoOoriif, bgpofrD.
giif, etc.
vi gerbeOiebeO ior ben 5ellise
Greenigbeo bleO en- treleos 1aft
aniet for Den ul0fomne (tem.
pus periectum), meOens en- toleos
par Ben ufuIOfomne Gatt (tempus
imperiectum). Zen fgrite 6etegneoes
neO ire Streger efter Rsglen, oen
iiolte 0eo TO - JON man Ter Der
pna aopien. Get isrite eQer Doerite
5orteen an9iper oeo De tDtfe 3p9r.
TRIGGERS SORTED eaer 9GngOe go.
0ernes ~forbol6spiie 9arig6eo - Il.
eeiom oe0 bore aoraler gietronom.
maalet CT nngiOet.
Saa plot ieg fan finoe no, ifnt
Melo0ien ipnges fire Ioner UNDER
lloiattelien, aItiaa begDnOe paa c.
~ anrio9en til 6enne llnem6e0 er
iimpeItben, at / oct 10. Qarb. fenO-
tie man intet til oleser lines, alt.
ina for at faa Plnos pna De lem
9inier, MATTE oenne Melooi Com
ielpfsIoelig ina mango nnOre) fri
pes beiere, emo ocn ifulOe uoisres.
Dog fan man nof ip;Ile Den, iom
ben itanr fer, nemlig l. boao Ri MI
falOer @.Inr, BOG at ser oa bsr
pore arpos for c | mioterite vIcore"
Ren oct er en- onnitelis aif9re meo
Inften.
5mi6lertio, oct lnffer 10 It9rft
op mob De fire &unOre6e 2lar, II.
oen Dor enmle Weiter ifrep bette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Spno, Ser er man aioe9en ira Ge.
iormotionens @runoianobeo.
Get ifal bop0es al 9eiormatio.
mems pgte Born = Snnoer %
5relier, Simmerig oe beIlige, oct
er 8irfelig6e6en, Ser pasier lam.
men.
9erior ifaI Ser al0rie tales ON
9immeIens Saligbeo for andre emo
Dem. Ser Iaoer Jig freIie oeo ari-
itus Seius ira 0eres Spn0. os iom
bill aaa ino oeO banl, Der CT %.
rem.
Eli Slutning piG ri life un6laoe
at iige, at iano 2pre % iun6t 9io
ooioo er ge9reber, Ser pasier iom-
men.
gerOsIiet oio oe o%er6sIise 9e.
99ringer leoer til faIif 29re, og
oupenOt leoer falif 2are inc poa
en- eGer on6en af 9ioets mango af.
peie.
@iio ife Cop. of sen Reformation,
Ri bar oroet, og iom Ri noturligt
minoes oen 81. OCTOBER. oen leote
iiIbage til banoe Sen ionbe apollo.
fife 29re og oct iunoe opoItoIiife
Gin.
Man Reformationens 5rugt bline
bennret i6Ianot os ioaleoes, at Spn.
oeren % 5reIieren iteoie mao fun.
ne fin6e binan6enl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

@n italienif 0ominifanerpraIt
minOeoe forleoen i en- 6egeiitret Ia
Ie ON, boorleoes 5taliens 6Iaooe
tioligere baDOe tempet meo 9Gre
moo Salomaanens garbari, q
iagoe meo SenbIit paa cen n9rbp-
ren0e arie: Gen i~taIienife Mooer
b9peoe ben Sang life tilbase, men
gap oillig line Ssnner ben for en-
retfRrOig Sag. SoaIe6es trsiter og-
iaa mi De itnlienife Meore iig, bpis
Senner er oraeet til 3ripolis, meS
ben Sanfe, at bet itaIienife Ban
ner, Seirens Spmbol, MI paier ober
3ripolis~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

S en- 4rtifel, Der bPrer Sper.
i~friften n@9lo", fort9Qer .2utbe.
raneren", at ct pitt airfeiamfunO
baooe giort oct til 3fegel at ipgrge
enbOer aan0ioat, Der ieete ON Or
oinntion: g6ar on 89lo~, og for
gorigt Ifrioer gla0et bl. a.: .Snor.
ban Oct END fan bane forbol0t Jig
/ iaa SenieenOe / tioIigere Gage,
iaa noper ri at paaltaa, at gr9jter.
ne / bort Samfun0 iom Hegel bar
oct aaerbe0ite Orb for Sociological
/ observation-disclosures. On Sroina.
tionsfomiteen fan gre 5or6ring
paa nogen areoit for bette, neo ri
life; men oct fan ri trpgt iige:
De, Der bar meo Brpiternes 10
bannelie, Ordination og ienere iii.
Inn at gore, bsr | 5i0e og utioe
minoe ON, at SfsoeslssbeO I 8or-
retningsinger unoergraDer enBrRits
Sn0flpOelie og qsr BAN uififfet til
@erningen~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

DIN ben ~fatolife airfes Sntole.
rance / 2itrig fortpaer n86e 9u-
tberan 9ernlo", OF 9ibelens 10
breOelie prnftiif er forbuot. 5aIg
al 8ibelen bebanoles Der, iom ri
Der / amerifn bebnnoler Salg Of
beruienoe 8riffe. Sn9en 9anoel
meo gibler err tiIlaot u0en 2icenie.
Spis en- aolportsr er iao beloig eff
Ter lang oe taalmooig Benten at
faa en- inaoan 9iience, ian faor ban
lln0erretning onl at oenne offieielle
9~illa0elie fun giper BAN 2on til
at gao omfring og toge 9eitillinger;
oirefte Solg er forbu0t. J2oar ban
ina bar facet BET for6nifeoe initial
geitillinger, mao ban gre Hunoen
ON igen for at leDere gSgerne. Wen
oa msoer ban ben enc Sfuffelie efter
ben anoen. en- fatolifgrpit 6ar fulgt
BAN / &nlene fra Sus til GUS og
| De fleite 5iIfaloe oDertdIt 5oIf til
at tage oeres geitillinger tilboge.
Bna mango Steoer | 2anoet fan Der
fife eneang fnns 9iIInoelie til aol-
portsrpirfiombeo. Snooon Nagt
pper ben f~atolife airte | Ritrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Samfun0snpbeoer er ser 9Iaos
for / 0enne SpaIte. Sffe alene 9ie.
ooftionen. men fuIot ina meget 2e-
ierne = oct isler oi os o%oerbepiit
ON = oil6e i9tte gris poa. ON
8rGiterne og andre genner runot
ON / Somfun0et oiloe ienOe os for.
te Me0oelelier ON, bpao ser FORE
faloer at Snteresie paa De i~orifeI.
Iige Steoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Oct er belt lntlllllgt al prize
oenne pole Stunt tilitrnffeligt."
ullnoerieger hi Den Gag, oil oi
finoe, at Den @aoe ifpnfeoe @no I'm
Sfabnine fra 9egpnoeIien".
y5ntet paa Soroen iormaar laa'
Ieoes at gre De b%eorepeOe GLADE,
6e glade isrgmoOige, De bange mo-
6ige, De itolte pOmpg., at beroli9e
oe itilne Den be6e grpn0G at ior'
min6ife Sa6 90 M%isunoeIie. Sntet
er mpgtiaere emo Muiiffen til at
femme % fringe Sinoets 6elelier
og Hsrelier."
ySn, Backgammon ielu Grer og
priier 0enne qOle Stunt iom ct
Heoifob for bans Seniigter. 9i itr
bporIe0es 9roieten elias, Oa ban
ifii0e proietere, loo 6ente enStren.
9eleger. % nnnr 0enue ipilleoe,
fom @errens plano paa banl. ut.
ter oiier Sfriiten, at Sotan, lom
forleOer Solicit til Gait % 0oarli9.
be0, orines bort me6 Wuiif, iom
3iliGloet par me0 Song Saul, for
bpem 0abio ipiIleoe, mar 0en on.
De Aano fom ooer BAN, og oct blep
6eSre meo BAN, oa ben onoe 4ano
forIoo ham,"
Set er min Seniigt at isIgeero.
ie%ternes % DC eomle 5GOres @fs.
empeI og ifrioe Solmer for Solicit,
oct bill Iiee oanoeIiee Songe, 6oor.
beo CUBS Orb fan boIoes / eipe
bInn6t Dem ne0 Sang"
Sell oiloe ieg life un0pGre,
bpoO ie9 bar tiIeenet mig al Nu.
iiffen for Ell goo Gel. MuIiffen
pnomin6erM enneifet, gsr set milot,
rimeligt og pompet. Zen er tilli9e
en- Sptuater. Sang er Ben beoite
alinit og Ell goo gbelie. San, Der
fenoer Den aiinit, forpoIes PED ben
og er nptti9 til alt. San opbsies
ooer @eroens Strio, bIiper iorgfri
oa IpffeIiq."
On IGro GeoIog bar iunoet. at
Gin ieite Burg" er %ooerint / me.
re emo t75 Sprog og finOes / nor.
item aGe Snlmebseer. "a 9folts.
qreo 6re0erif 5. 1r. engong bleu
ipurgt, boorfor ban life loo opfsre
5Gitninaer / tit 2an0, ipareOe ban:
! Dor @uo ban er iaa fat engorg".
- Otter 2utbers 3so fnlot 8it.
tenberg / 5ienoebaan6, og De III.
tberife 9prere mnotte meO Sorg
flpote til @eimnr. Suit iom De
oroe inc | 6enne Stab. bsrte De
en- lille Bige ipnee benne Solme,
o9 Melnncbton faIOte hen0e til Zig:
aSpne, min Cater. ipngl Oh oe6
life, boilfe itore Rpno set er, Oh
InoIebes trsiter."
Ren bet ifsnneite giOnesbpro,
man npiten fan tpnfe zig, fommer
ira en- at BUFFERS gs0siienoer, en-
Seiuit: n9iit6ers Salmer", iogoe
ban, bar or9bt ilere SipIe END
ane bans Bigger % gr9oifener til.
iammenl" = iii bette llOiaan bar
boer troenoe 2utberaner Oen rette
aommentor.
So, 2itber bar en- RattergaI.
Wen iom 9nttergalen life ipnger
blot for Jig ielO eaer for at bsre
i'm egen Stemme, men oerimoo
for cen, BEN Glitter, inoIe6es
ogion me6 9utber. San lang line
apao for ben Serre, ban elifeoe-
ben Cub, Der CAB BAN ina pioun.
0erlie Opreisnins neo Spnet poo
De Orc: Zen retfar6ige peo 8ro.
en- ifnl feoel"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Raar paisgus seuoenosr zig til 5oIt, Der
a0srterert 5laoet, enteu Ter at tsbe bos BEN
sasr for 1T faa Gplpsnius ON bet Guertereee,
beoes o oltio omtale. Ct q iau IUeyt.slss
mentet oftts 9loo. Oct ri ppr til GER.
foig Jlute.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

9la0. Na, oct er Ell lang Siol
Cent, 29ierl on, Der oDbt / Din
Sipl pe0, at on elifer 2lltber, life
pna ofguoiif Maner, men iom Den
@n0s Wano ban par = tnnf, ON
on funOe itooet bag bans Stol %
Jet BAN ooer Sful0eren, iom ban
ifreo 0enne Sangl San ifreo fell
ct Steo / Gefiten, itregeoe bet traf.
ti9t ooer og latte De rette Orb (gros
macbt) neOen un0er. Ger bar mao
lie bpret 6oritDrrelier. mems ban
ifreb. Zen lille 9ons, isot .. Z.
SUM, 1926, par bel BEN @ang Ell
treaors Burt % bar ia9tens fort
9eit meO en- Stol paa 8uloet. gof
er 0et. at 9utber ct Ste0 en0og
bar lent ct meget oi9ti9t ORD.
Cent oig, 2Gier, on fi99e0e BAN
ooer SfuIoeren oe iae0e: oei Sr.
0oftorl Ser bar on 10 uoeIaot Or.
0et onicbt", t6i ser ifuIoe BOG itaa:
so fiirdten mfrs uns nic6t 10
iebr". San oiI6e ban bel baoe ret.
tet line OeiIige Zine moo 6ie og
iaat: o5n, ie enanna BET bar
on ionoeIig 9let il"
BUFFERS Sfrift er LET l9ieIio,
naar man ierit Bonner iig til Bog.
ito0ernes 6orm. Cog bar Der ct en-.
felt Orb, ieg life funoe Iaie eaer
iaa Rening l. 6oorior ieg isgte
9i9Ip Dos Ell expert" / 6aget
Gait. alotb). Scr ieIger 0a De to
@ers, iom 0oftoren ieIo ifreo %
itnoeoe Dem;
Sin ieite burgf lit unier got,
Elm cute Debr un0 maifen
@r biIit uns frep aus aller not,
Bic uns lest bat ~betroffen
Ter alt bsie ieinOt
nit emit er's ie5t meint,
gros macbt uno piel lit
iein 9rauiam ruitling lit,
aui erO lit nicbt ieins ~9leicb(en).
llno men Die melt Dol teuieI tper,
un6 mott uns gar oerihIing(en)
20 fiirdten mir uns nicbt 10 iebr,
es iol ms oocb eeIingen.
Ger iiirit 0ieier melt
ME iaur er lid IteIt,
tblt er un8 oocb nicbt(s).
0as mocbt er lit sericbt,
ein mortIein fan in ieIIen.
5 ernmmatifaIif SenieenOe er
oenne Cutters SaIme ienere Bile.
pen puoiet op - og BET er natur.
Iigois i lin Or0en. Seina bons
Bortrpt bar man pu0iet op og pno.
Jet ON paa, iaa De nh g9ngie,
imuffe 2utberbilleOer GER BAN me.
re emo oobbelt iaa imif, iom ban
/ girfeliebeoen bar. Og oct er
urigtigt. Neoifriperen beraf fan it.
fe noflom nnbefale De ~oprinoelige
2utberbilleoer-iom gorlnle Tiger:
,,Luther's face is to me express
sive of him. In Kranach' s best
portraits | find the true Luther.
A rude, plebeian face; with its
huge, crag-like brows and bones,
the emblem of rugged energy {;
at first almost a repulsive face.
Yet in the eyes especially there
is a wild, silent sorrow, an un-
nameable melancholy, the ele-
ment of all gentle and fine af-
fections, giving to the rest the
true stamp of nobleness."
5oor er oct Dog ianotl
Den ooina bans aanosfotogrofi
bar man Iaoet ON og Iempet ON
pe6 - 9nnife iom 3iIfploet .r me6
mofh;,o+o, IT, r.. ,roa,g4;uos