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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
Wyndham Coming to U. S.

If the nresent plans hold good you will
 soon have distinguished theatrical visi-
 tor in the person of Sir Charles Wynd-
 ham. Sir Charles who is rich enough
 to retire permanently, finds it impossible
 to keep away from the theatre. Lately
 he has been content with an interest in
 three theatres and a hand in several pro
 ductions, but now he has decided to re-
 appear in the West End in new part And he has selected for his purpose an
 American play called 'Nobody's Widow. . He is travelling to New York to get as ! one has humorously put it, quiet and calm to study his part. It is hardly necessary
 to say that business plays a larger part
 than study in his ocean voyage | A financial packer of musical comedy l has a wall in one of the Sunday papers because of the ruthless criticisms of some 1 of the elaborate productions that are put on here. He says:
 After a first night notice-which many | papers give very grudgingly and briefly | the newspapers do little or nothing to | help push a piece along after an anxious | first night.
 Often the critics CT the editors or l whoever Is responsible. give consider ably more space to some Sunday night literary play than to production with a fine company and an outlay of e10,O0O Fancy sending to comic opera or musical play those critics who worship | lsben and just tolerate Shakespeare" Many of the local managers have been interviewed on the subject, but not one has been found to support the financial man in his complaint. Said one It's I'll very we'll talking about the anxiety of first nights and the S10,0OO cost | of production, but those things have noth- | ing to do with the audience and the | critics.
 | If my butcher sells me bad meat it isn't any use his pleading that he's in vested 91O,000 in cattle, or that his as- slstants had had so much to worry about that they forgot to keep the meat in a cold place.
 Its a butchers business to produce good meat for his customers. And it.
 managers business to produce good plays for his.
 1 The people who cry out about hard | treatment are the people who are trying
 to fool the public into patronizing infe- r,or shows.
 The public knows what it wants, and
 in most cases the critic knows too. | I do certainly think that a critic 1 who, for instance, sees no merit at all in musical comedy or melodrama should l not critcise according to his own dra-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
NEVIS AND GOSSIP
 OF LONDON STAGE Lewisohn Sisters Buying
 Plays for Theatre CYRIL MANDE'S PLANS Will Open in America Probably in October-Carrie Ediss and Her Money Troubles-'Potash and
 Perlmutter" Must Move
 
CYRIL MANDE'S PLANS
By JOHN AVA CARPENTER

London. July -tSpeciaL)-Two of the most interesting visitors to London in the past week were the Lewisohn sisters-Irene and May-who are on a short tour of Europe looking for plays for their New York theatre-zthe Neigh borhood playhouse. They are now in Paris. but are returning to London just as soon as they can complete their work.
 The Misses Lewisohn are an interest ing couple. They have very definite and decided ideas about what they want and conduct negotiations with a charm and a tact that would put many mana gers of the stronger sex to the blush They are especially keen on the out put of the younger school of play wrights in England-such as Gals worthy, Barker and Masefield, and lit- tie else seems to interest them They have already done "The Silver Box" in New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
SACRED CATlARRIVES
 FROM EAST INDIA

| We'll here's the himulkee a rare spe- cies of the cat family found in the jun gles of Bengal and worshipped by the Bengalese and which, they believe, has the power of becoming invisible when confronted with danger. says the New York Herald.
 l The miulkee arrived here yesterday on board the Kazembe, British steamship, which touched at many far eastern ports on her voyage from Kobe to New York. | The himulkee is consigned to the head quarters of a circus. at Peru, Ind She is the first live specimen of her kind ever brought into this country. The first one | to arrive here. several years ago-a mounted specimen which is now in a Chi cago museum-caused widespread interest among naturalists.
 | It is a matter of record, the officers of the Kazembe say, that only five himul- kees have ever been captured. Natives who have been in the jungles of Bengal all their lives tremble in terror at the mere mention of the animal.
 | Knowing the superstition of the native East Indian in regard to the miulSee. precautions were taken when the animal i was taken on board the Kazembe to keep her identity from becoming known to the crew, all of whom had been shipped in va riOus ports in the Orient.
 1 When the shores of Ceylon were well to the stern and the. bow of the Kazemhe was headed for Aden Captain McMilen
 was surprised one day to find all the Hindus down on their knees, kowtowing and mingling their prayers in a curious mixture of jargon in front of the himul-
 kees cage. a
 A slat had been torn loose from the cage A Hindu had seen the animal and on passing the word around. mops, paint brushes and coal shovels had been dropped while the entire crew ran forward to pay Ttheir respects to the himulkee.
 | From then on there was very little work done on board the Kazembe. It became a matter of habit for the crew to drop all
 work about every 10 minutes in the day
 while they polished the deck around the himulkee's cage. with their knees. Then 1 the captain began moving the cage about the deck. First 1t was aft. then forward above the forecastle and then amidships,
 until the, deck of the Kazembe had taken
 on brilliance equal to the finest dancing l floor.
 The himulkee is sort of half-brother to the Bengal tiger. although smaller and of a less ferocious temperament The stripes run horizontally and there is . snft of hair behind each ear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
GREAT BILL OF
 BIG VAUDEVILLE
and Four Other Exceptionally
 Strong Acts

1 The closing week at the Lyric theatre seems destined to be one of the best l weeks, if three big headliners and foul other acts of exceptional merit can make 1t so. The bill this week is undoubtedly the highest priced that the Lyric has had in months, and the headliners are among vaudevilles best. It will be a week of comedy and music.
 Jack Wilson, one of the greatest black face comedians in vaudeville, assisted by Franklyn Bates who Is said to have a baritone voice that Is remarkable, is the headiner. Nothing like this act has been heard here before. MT. Wilson is a star of the first magnitude and Broadway sees his name flashed in white lights many times during the season as the fea- ture of the biggest bills. His is an im- promptu revue. He picks up the bright spots, the bright lines, the clever situa- tions of the other acts on the bill and keeps up a running fire of conversation about them. interningling 1t all with the newest parodies.
 The extra added act of the week prom ises to be one of the seasons greatest successes, Will Oakland and company in
 At tiit NluD. MT. OdkldIu IS known as one of the best lyric tenors in vaude- vile, if not the very best. Associated with him are four other singers, and they present an evenings entertainment similar to that which clever bunch of good fellows would offer at the club
 Another headliner is Julia Nash and company, an act which will be renem- bered by the patrons of the Lyric after it is gone. The act is something new for Birmingham and has scored bir hit everywhere. It would be difficult to find character better adapted to com edy than country justice of the peace, and Walter S. "Rube" Dickinson presents that character as natural as life" in his original monolgue. "The ex-Justice of the Peace.'' Ellen Orr has for several seasons been the prima donna of large musical comedy offerings, and her ad- vent into vaudeville added another strong comedienne to the list She Is assisted by Harry DeCosta, who has been for two seasons with Jack Norworth as ac- companist and writer of all MT. Nor worth's songs
 The Calvoggis, two charmingly pretty girls, who are said to be the acme of grace, will present a dancing speciality that promises to be one of the features Of the bill. Ted and Uno Bradley are widely known as one of the clever song and dance teams presenting little bit or all that is clever. Their dance, their bright batter and their songs are all ac- ceptable, and Miss Uno is one of the charmingly pretty girls of vaudeville
 The Lyric will close on next Saturda " evening. July 25. for the remainder of the summer. and will probably not be opened until the last of August or the frst of September. when the regular rout- ings and bookings of the Keith circuit will again commence
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
Connie Ediss in Trouble

We have been more or less amused during the past week by a court action growing out of the money troubles of that popular English comedienne, Con nie Ediss. who Is now, of course, J nat uralzed American. Connie is very much the same off the stage as she is on and the account of her various col versa tions arising out of her inability to
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

gerne bore Sroet meo oct legem.
Iige Gre. % BET barer M abiolut
ogiaa meo iom Ell 9etineeIie Tor at
fnnne tro Sroet.
9porleoes oil iaa 5remtioen
iorne zig ior 5noianermisIionen
/ Cats? Saaonn en- 5onfe funoe
Del nof iinOe Sci til Ell 90 anoen.
% iaa oil ieg Oa ipare, at Der or
begpnot ira Sen ri1tige enoe. Ter
er beBpnot poa -9ete lutberif BIS
meo 9srnene, observation-disclosures lin.
o%erpisnina iporeOes i Ssnoaesifo.
len; At bsre 0e imaa in0ianife Tot.
ter 9engibe @nloentefiten par en-
6rpo. On bel Gel niige bill serne
9na pao Sfole. men 0a por Dis.
lion ingen aoitifoIe bar. iaa er DC
aiifaoret oerira paa @rnnS Of DC
LANCE AiItan0e. Zen 7a1, oa ser
funoe oprettes en- llnaoomsifole for
oe unge oerneoe, pil betpop ct 9Ius
bnaoe for Be unee ielo % Tor Nis.
Iionen.
0aa ciemarfet Tor Snoianer.
misiioneu peObIiper at pare: SUBS
2ere. ia iaa er Sremtioqn ms, %
oct ifaI nof betale iis at brine ben
@isiion, BET isler ies mig ooerbe.
pitt ON. 81 farlig 5nnfe til bore
troiaite o. iorbrinaslsie a~rbeioere
oerneoe, oen er alto I Croen, o.
Iroens 5orben Tor @erningen. iom
ben fan pres Al Renneiter, ser iGr.
lig I Serifniugen tilipneiaoenoe eif
mauge meeiae Sfriot iorg9pes for
at inobpoe 3eobnoerne til aonge.
isnnens erDllnp, Den 9sn bsrer
Bno.
Otter At hooe tnaet 9liifeo meo
gennerne CATS ifnIoe ieg fsres
iaenuem Sfouen Deo Rattrtio lSsn.
bag Eat Tor al naa iloam Sprinss
nGite @orsen, at ies fnfoe naa
biem til 3irsona. Den ieg ifal life
mere iorIange At bliue fort iaenneni
sfopen oeo Qattetio. giot baoSe
ie1 10 Ipit ON at iare uilO / Sto.
ben, men "a oet pirfelia ifete bin
Seuoas 3at, "a opoa9eoe iea, al
BET / @runocii ilet life par inter.
esiant at iare piIo - toartimoo
@uo ife soo. nj Tom paa ret ael
isen, iaa Bi otter nle1rn 1cje iano:
Den rptte Bel.
Trr er SiGle. iom taa1er pilo.
iomt bio On Sio. Sc iinoes ale Rec
ne, Der er mango piloiarne / Cats
- Dor @isiiou er ct Serbergc 10
De Diloiarue..
G. 2. &ofen6era
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

eiter rofleoe BET pna Srappen. Get
bar benoe | ben fineite SiIfefioIel
Scr at bare iiffer ida ies eiter
Gnnferne ! aniiotet, men Der par
ingen; benoes gniigt par alat Iom
en- un9 aoinoes; % BOG berte lea
benoes Gatter iortglIe Nor ON iig
ieln. at bun par lem o. inrre, Iaa
on fan regne 10, bpor gommeI
geoitemooeren BAR. 9en0es SOAR
oar gil6rnnt, % ieg ~erunoeoe paa,
boor oct bar oofiet, men oct fllnoe
ieg life regne no. Sun funoe for.
tGlel llailaoeIiet taIte bun - men
oct bar ON Selifaber % aortipil
% 3ans. ia - Sango fenote bum
Zen Gitermiooag ifuIoe bun til ct
Sonsu.9eieIifob % bao ON llno.
ifplonina. ioroi bnu maatte gaa.
Din Wooer er pnere emo iea,~
ia1oe 2atteren meo ct emil.
Ger er piit inaen 9eoitcmooer i
@eroen mer, trnfte iee, ga ri off
biemoo, men oct boISt iee for mig
ieIo, 90 ies bioite bpoo Ror piIoc
iiee.
Gos tror ieo, at ieo bar iet cen
en- Sang. ga ies par meO IA" en-
Sur pao 9an0et. Sun bauop tort
aiole o. aappe meS bpiSt / aan.
ten. bpiot Soar. en- rpnfet aniigt-
men ian itronIenoe milot. SIM aif
iaa title % iaabe nGiieu intet.
men ieg tror. bun funSe fortnne no.
oct. iee bapoe 2nit til at hsre, o.
oeriom iea meoer benoe iaer, bill
iee tnae Mob til MIC o. be6e ON
COP til at beisge henoe; funoe lea
ioa iaa benSe til at iortGae. mems
lea iao paa Stranoen % iao op /
0ctte belize milSe aniiat = set
oiloe oare pnoigtl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

| 5ortirtteIie. ri Iaier / apoitlenes
@erninger. Gerfor or 0enne Bog
81. a. en- iornnoerlig 9efreitelie a,
bpao gnangeIierne beretter.
Set er nit 2nife % ifal bliue
min 9eitrGbeIie 9ennem De fslaen.
Sc 9etragtninger at peileoe til ior-
itaaenoe 9asnine at oct. ieg gen.
nemsaar.
9eIit oil ieg, man ifaI ie paa
oisie getrngtuinger iom Ell Slags
9ibeaqsning; t6i oct er juit bette.
ieg Dor til 9eniiet at gioe ct 81
Drag til. at 9pefoIfet maa fomme
til at lpie 9ibeIen mere, emo BET
aIminoeligt FER.
@aa iea iaa beoe 2Rierne ON bDer
Sang at I9ie oct afinit, Der n9o-
mes.
aritiife 9emGrfninger aeter ieg
fife at gfoe mig al meo, i6et iee
mener, at 9ogen. Tan bel iom De
eorige 9ibeIens gseer. bar be.
itaaet aritiffens 5loprppe iaa bel,
at oens 9eotbeo er tiIitrqffeIig
itaofaitet.
gi oil DcnOe os til 9oeen, iom
Sen ioreligser. oo ioa isge at ora.
ge set belGrenOe oe opbDsgeIige i
et6oert afinit irem. iaa goot oi Tor
mar.
gItiaa = nqite Sang. oil SUB
6eapnoer bi @ennemeaaeIien al q.
poitlenes 8%ernineer.
q. %. anoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
timber famine Col.

Sub looer i'm Col opeaa oper
onoe % sooe. Zen ifinner meO ben
iamme gplone @lans oper 2iege
2oupain, aeims og u Il /
bnuen % be andre blooieeS lag.
marfer iom | bort Deliieneoe Gre.
oens aano. Spor Ii0t tanfer Di BOG
oerpna, noar pi I fnurrenoe lltnf-
nemligbeo flaeer oner 2ioets iman
@enporbigbeoer, ninnite ooer 60.
lens garme, at beropre I%finner ben
pan De ~brpnbenbe % brrnoie 5iem
o. gper os DC soelaste Worfer;
paa De tuiinoer aitgIer, Bomber
oa @ranater. Der inIoer 2uiten meo
Tso og 2oelreeelie: paa Dc raien.
De, forbittrebe fpinpen6e MilIioner
Of 0~otionernes be6ite Wano; paa
be mango blooise PIetter, BORON
Serren fan iise, iom Fan iagoe ii!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
Sra 6perOasslipt
af en- lille Srcnas SosbOa.

Monge @anae bar lea enifet, At
ieg bapoe en- 9~eoitemooer - Ell a
Den sante SIaes, iom iea bar
hert, DC Gamer. Der beieger Mor
iortaae ON. meo buiot Sanr o. en-
iimpeI STOLE iom bun ielu bar ipcl
Ell Tort aappe meo hpioe 9aano o.
Ct milot aniist; en-, iom iiooer
2pneitolen % i~triffer Stremper, %
fortGler ON, bporonn De bar ia
40. oa bun bar Barn, og iom far
taale al bIiue ipnrgt ON ling uoen
at 6liue gn1pen. &c ma baue for.
itanet iig itorartet pnn Nern / De
Gage o. pna. bpao Born gerne piI.
De here. S%anonnne Siitorier ON
arigen paa Sanoet % pna Ban.
bet, ON @rGferne % 1uiferre %
alt Del nnoerli9e. Der gif Tor ia |
SeOelano, 0a 6nglene fom berneo,
o. Seius eff omfring - oct mant.
te barre noget, iom fnn6e ina en- til
at iio6e title % sipe en- noget an.
oct at tRnfe pan, eiter man par
fommen i Seng, END bporoan bet
fan nnre, at 9enrp nltio fan lsbe
hnrtigere emo ieg pna Ell Rulleifei.
tie, oe bpo0 @run0en funoe bare.
at Oi table goloipillet | Tag.
Den De tiger 10, at Jioerne bar
forau6rei fig. oe BET gsr DC pei no.
itooig DRf. Wm oct forefommer
mig, Tom ON geoitemeorene mo
BABE ioranoret ia mere emo Ii0er.
ne; tbi jee ipnes De ilet life ligner
Dem, iee bar bsrt ON. en- Tag nc.
site ieg nit Sierte for Mor, meri
bun iogoe bare BELT ~beitprtet: pWen
Barn bog, Oh bar 10 en- geoItemo.
oerl" Oct bar ieg 10 nof, men bun
er life al De eomle. Sun prsOer
pan at pare pnere emo Mor, ! al
Sab bpno al9oerne aneaar. Oct
er pit life paa Mooe at bare gam.
mel, tbi bun BIZ life iortaae mig
bpor CANNED bun er, % en- Gag.
6o ieg ipuirgte benoe onr, tiaar BET
bar benoes 5soieIsoaa. ionreOe bun
BELT snobent, at bun life bnpoe
6soielsoog mere. Te mna babe op.
bsrt, ben Sang geoiteiaoer oe6e;
tbi ieg bar bort benoe iiee, at bn
bar bun 5Drre.
Wor bar en- Benin6e, bpor De
oefon bar en- geoitemooer, % oa
ieg trnfte, at bun maaife par en-
af be ristise, bno iee ON cop til
at eaa meo 6erben. Get tit ieg,
oe iaa loo iee Senrp Isbe paa
Sfsiten enc ben Gftermiboae os cit
meo. Gun pnr nopenpnn", on hi
fom, for at nrbe fie ON, men mart
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

aoin: Gin grooers 9ioo raaber
til mig ira Soroenl~ 9aa De iaare'
De, ser uri0er iig. paa 5oroen !
9s0simerter % paa - aniigierne.
bleae / Geoen, Dcnote moo Sim.
len: o. paa oe 1niinoe. Der grader
ober 5obet At IN eIifet se8teiuIle.
Ssn grooer eler Ben.
60 ri, bpor %iorunOreliBtl =
ui ipiier % oritfer, iouer, iiaar op.
te6er. iGleer, Ter % ipeser % mo.
rer os. meo Ell siseaploigbeo. iUu
ON MilIioner al Wenneifer al
pore 9reore life bleu muroeoc ag.
item liae for pore giue. Suorior bar
ri oisie bnarOe Sierter2 Nuilten
aono bar inoipireret os?
Zen iamme Col thinner ogiaa pna
Nsoen / uort Snno minore er
Den enc pao arigsifuepIaOien, oct
er lnnoi, men oog itor nof blan0t
DC mango iattige. Ser er 6aoeren
uoen 4rbejoe % Wooeren ien0er
8ernene til Sfolen uoen 3reie, no.
ruitet meo bper ire pennies, ior
boilfe be fan febe ali, boao 6e' inar
at ipiie ben Dag, i Sfolens Ben.
np aifcben~. iom SfoIeantoriteter.
ne bar oprettet DC itore 9Der Tor
De intiige gern, oo ct ioriultent
Barn 10 intet f1n lpre. 9ogle mad
bline bienme mems Wooeren Daifer
% lnpper oct eneite hi. De bar.
&c gaar nIbris j Senongsifole 90
berer olorie SUBS Orb, o. ingen
bringer BET til Dem. On a~rbeioslss
Mnno ba6 fin 9uItru meloe bam /
4etten Tor 5orismmelIe al NJ Tor.
isr9e ben6e o. gsrnene. San oil0e
oa bIiue ioemt minoit 80 Cages
Straiorbeioe til Sf.50 ON Dagger,
iomt ida uiIoe fomme 5amilien til
@ooe. Get pilSe bun BOG life. Sci.
iere piloe oe iulie tiIiamman.
% iaa De 1uiinoer al inge,
biemlsie % iorlaote. iom ingen ia.
ger fla al. Rel tbi oi 9aar Dor
@ang, Tom on Der inaeu 0so bar
iblnnot os. Solen Infer paa Den,
Tor al ri ifal ie ben, men ri Ter
life, ipsraer beller life eiier ben,
oil beIjt barre fri for at bsre ON
Den. nSpno peofommer Oct bel os.
Gnbper bar 10 NOT | iis ieIul" Ga
hi leoer ! ei ~friitent eaaO meoSper.
iloo poa ollie Sioerl elsie lioer
al %aanoelia Q9ripnetbeo. Geres
Snnsfreos er iaa in9per. foroi Sier-
tet eIifer finn Tia ielD; tbi | nanoe.
lig Seniernoe ier % tenber Di fun
iap lanei, iom ri elifer. anore er
lnneipneoe. &c fan ie 9soen | frenl-
meoe gonoe men life biemme; Tia
apinSerne. Der itriffebe Sirsmper
til acknowledgements ! afrifo, unber
9efpator, bpor~ pct er for oormt at
gaa meo Strsmper, men be bnrbe.
neoe gsrn | Qoroen meo I'm Jroit
os Sne islte be life Spmpati for
Spao er Der BOG ! geien meo DIS.
ie Sierter2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
SreOcns SER.

5erlont Oct, al babe, ifp0e, lent
l9ite og orabe bperanore - at soc.
lpgge Gienoom, brgnoe bperanSres
Stem. er Observation-Disclosures, CT
ri iaa life iporelanostarIioe2
9eriom Oet er 6orr9oeri a. nag.
te at 9aa no % ilaste pore grsore.
er pi iaa 6o%rrGoere2
1reiom Oct at fnuie Sierterne
meo Cora. inloe 2iuene meo 1oa.
rer % oiemmene meo Gniombeo,
6attisoom % eioelie. at isnberriue
DC smmeite 9annO. ripe 1illio. Saab
oa aprIiabco no al 5olfets Sierter
Ga fploc Dem meO 0nO, Mistpntiom.
beo % @oroluit er aongernes Ger.
ming, er .ou ian imoO aongerne?
7eriom Oet er 9eroeus er
por Misiion at iGite Maat OF
ssolo / SieSet ior Ret % 9nrm.
bieriiabeo. 0ripcr ri iaa life Wis,
lion?
Rei. neil Set fan aIOria pare
- alOria blipe riatigtl Get maa
pare en- srnIom 6eiltnaeIiel Ger
er en- auoen 4Ion - en- guooomme.
la l;lnn mao Wenneifebeoen, Der,
ON oct emo inaer lGnae - nliior
lonae, oog / i'm 1io oil bIioe ior-
itnnet Oh anuenot ! geroen; % oct
menHeifeIige 9drbari, iom ui fall.
Der aria, iom MI efsiiterer meIlem
Be melt friiteliae % eipiliiereoe ga.
tioner / 9eroen, ioranriaget. life
al 5olfene. men al ct 4nr mRtte.
lige prgerriee % beriteiuge aegen.
ter, pil bioraae fit til ben guoOonf
meliae glons 8irfeliagerelIe. %.
iaa al Den nnrbGrenoe arigs Glen.
oiebe6 og 3uin bill Der oofie Ell Gre.
0ens 1empel, Der oil ipreoe iig ober
belle Soroen; ian Ionot iom Serren
reaerer, oil oen Tag fomme; tbi iaa
er Der ifreoet / Snnobeoens BOG,
Der ieIu Observation-Disclosures msrfe.
ite 5ioer boIot Saobet ON 3ribeos
5reo og Brelie ira allie Snnoens
gruiuloe 5sIaer, Iener be | Renne.
ifebierterne. Weu Tor bette Snabs
Gpnonelie nina pi ale - buer ell.
felt = bare ne6 at be0e oa pirfe
n%llerfsrit Deo Ielu at bIipe iDIot al
5reoens aono og ariiti SinO; thi
Der er life meeen Snn0beo | at
forte iig og arue ODER arigen /
europa oa raabe bsit ON 5reo, bpis
Ri bper for iie ! bort file aonge.
riae - 5iemmet ar~beiosplao.
fen Meniebeoen, er IiDe ian
itr%iosIpitne, 9raerriae, baoefiloe,
6eipotiife og tDranniife Tom bine
Neeenter / europa. Subs 5reo
ieire | eoers Sierte."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
ct Seies hos SnOianerne.


Get er oeo MionatstiO, at man
iGtter iig ino i Soget paa aanias
Soutbern ganen, annias 9itp. NO.
for at fonme i9Opaa. % ieIO ON
Sernbanenoguen er en- gGbaircar7 /,
iom ri fenoer iaa goot nor0paa, iaa
err Der aaigeoeI noget, Ion itrofs
fpngsIer Opmerfiombeoen; oct er
Be braeoe getrpt for Sooeoet. Sec
fan life minoes at baoe Jet noget
Iienenoe paa Toeene / Roroitnter-
ne, men MisiionGr Reo. q. g. Niel.
len iorflorer os itrafs, al / SpOen
tagpr man oct life iad neie. Zone
~ ia boem Ser oa funoe ioOe =
men Soroenen ruler, og aegnen
piifer ne0. Get 5orisg, iom I'M.
oerteeneoe. prsbeoe pno, mislnffeoes.
Batter 9ieIien fan belIer life ioue,
ioa foar oi en- SomtaIe, % BET 10.
mes pi beege NOT iaa tilfreoie meo
cber for os iiooer ct Gar Gamer.
og Die 9ufsie ipnes iirats at bare
SeIo meo Of ian Dem opsiet l Sspn;
ben er Dem iniOlertio pei unot, %
oesuoen er BET 10 Idngt oDer borger.
Zig Sengetio. 5lere lllDffcr er
ben ienere 5io bpnot pao oenne
gane, men Ri er 10 / SUBS Saano,
og ben Saano itprer enonu baooe
De imoa % tore Ting.
Rqlte 5ormiooag oeo IL 1ioen
noor ri SilOam Springs; oet lore
fommer mig, at bet er ct temmelig
anmosienoe Hobn; boem / 3anmart
funoe iinoe pan at fable en-
gp Sileams ailoe2 Der bar
oRret @eicb9ft / BAN. Der ianot
poa oct, Oct er iee on temmelig ooer.
beoiit ON. Men 5oretngiombeoen
Dos 9nens Snobaonere Hog os life
ioa iprligt, tbi oeres galgiprog bar
NOT. : Norgen er Der after en-
9agl og ban. Tom iormeoe bette
Orb, bar iuit ingen Sinfe, bet par
10 gnloemar atter0n1. Men Der bar
ser en- 4oteIeier, Der life eigana
Dioite geifeO meo tit eeet asffens
5urtigbeo eaer Smsleri, og ri bauor
troolt, tbi ri ifuloe fsre til OATS,
Ofla6amn, pr. 8ogn ben inmme
Tag og BELT inoen BET bIep nerft
Saa oDerloo pi bam til bans Sfqb.
ne og fit ct Moaltio WaO pon en-
&eitouration.
5oruoen 9aitor 9ielien og I'M.
oertegneSe Dar Der De to 29rerinoer
ira M~isIiouens SfoIe / 0afs, @eiis
0ano 9ielien ira RortbiielO, Winn.
og gaiis SuIia Sobnien, Denuer,
Colo, og ale ifuIoe oi meo 5ieoer.
oognen til OATS. Bait. RieIien maat.
tie leie Stuff os asretsL iaa pao
ben Moaoe bleo ri fem gerioner
meo gloos til fun lire. Oct eff ncf
iaa goot olIigeoel, men gennem-
rpitet oe ilingret frem % tilbnge,
bet bliper man paa en- asretur til
Oafs, oet ifaI ale De mango Sten
og 3r9rsooer nof isrge for. Baa
SalDpeien itoppeoe Ri ueo noget, ionl
beo Dripping Spring" : oct bar en-
meget flor Sule, bpor 9aa9et Del.
pig bar taget al; Der ornppeoe Ban.
oct ira en- utallig W9ngoe Ste.
ser, og FER fif pi en- fslenoe Grit
8ano, Der imaete fortrGifeligt.
Gang 1io fun6e bi life obRle Der,
tbi oct berite Stpffe Wei par till
boge, iaa Ri file0e itrafs pao igen-
Roor hi ifuI6e op 40 gierset,
fprang Eaitor RieIieu- Of gognen
oe ffs6 @enpei iaa ban fit life iaa
li6t efstra Motion peo iamme Gel.
Iigbeo.
Otter en- 81 Eimers asriel
naaeoe bi Oafs. Oklahoma, os Der
mootoees Ri meb ct benIist Emil
90 ct aoot Orb fra Mrs. Nielien,