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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
.CAM0UFLAGE is FRENCH
NAME FOR SENATE: TALK
Paris Views Speeches as Mere Ell
forts to Weaken Wilson's
Influence.
MONROE DOCTRINE BUT FLuRRY
Europeans Express Inability to Com
prchcnd Agitation in Congress.
War Proves This Country Must
Not Maintain Isolation.
M JUSTIN ,TcGnATII.

PARIS. Feb. :.-The American rep
resentatives here are inclined to re-
Senate insisting that the Paris peace
conference must not encroach on the
Monroe Doctrine NJ mere camoufage
for attacks designed TO weaken Prcsi-
dent Wilson's influence in the confer
ence. Without that Senator'S who have
not the eandor to express , open dis lis,
policy seek TO defeat il under tho
Euise OF support OF the doctrine so
dear to American pride.
President Wilson's policy does not
contemplate tho surrender of the Mon
roe Doc,rinc. but it's extension to all
Under the proposed league of ma
tions plan. if trouble should arise in
any Of the Americas. undoubtedly the
as the. proper. mandatory" to remedy
conditions and restore peace and order.
PRINCIPLE OUTLINED
For LEAGUES ACTION
The principle OF calling upon tho
nation which is the dominant interest
and influence in the sphere where trou-
bic breaks out TO take it's share Of
hs erdsp Is heh DO to be
is to operate.
Europeans express inability TO COM
Monroe Doct rinc. They recall the Mon
roc Doctrine was proclaimed when the
danger. was foreseen OF monarchy
spreading to America. 1t Is asked what
fluence OF America has spread democ-
racy over the world: The agitation I'M
doubtedly is raising the suspicion
abroad that the Monroe Doctrine may
mean more than heretofore 1t had been
understood to mean.
WAR SHOWS AMERICA
TT MUST HELP WORLD
Briefly tho, position OF President Will
son and the American high commission.
SO far as 1T mas been Calculated here,
seems to be this:
The war has proved to us that we
could not rely on our isolation TO keep
out OF world complications.
The only possible guarantee of not
being involved again is through gem
eral agreement for the maintenance Of
world peace. FOR the UNFOLDING of which
The United States must bear it's right
full burden and the responsibility. cost
and difficulties, though great, will be
much less than continued competiti ion
in ornaments.
1t Is learned that the United States
Is not likely to offer any objections
TO Count Won Bernstorf. former Ger
man ambassador to the United States.
sitting as German peace delegate
when the Germans arc finally called in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
cTRESS CLAIMS CRIMES
ORDERED BY HYPMOTlST
oman ForEcr Declares She Was
Under influence OF Man
Who EScnpcd.

Knew YORK, Feb. 2.-AIiss Norma
G:Leod. twenty-one, an actress, for
Eerly Of ST. Paul, told Judge Grain
n General Sessions to-day that she
I'D committed many crimes at com
Rand OF Il hypnotist who controlled her
hind. She was to have doubled up
Eth him I'm theatrical act. she said.
Je pleaded guilty to passing a worth
fss check for $50. but sentence was
speuded. She had been under med
In observation for two months, and
sc attracted tho interest Of many
Ilujn specialists.
3I"Whon | passed the check I did not
HOW what I was doing" said the girl.
had fallen in with n man who was
hypnotist. and no made me COM
| hi many crimes while in hypnotic
- atc."
3Tho man she named, for whom a
finch warrant was Issued to-day, dis
ltpeared when she was arrested. leay-
! h her still under hypnotic influence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
Save the Leave. and Ashe..

One source OF plant food that many
folks fail 10 make use OF is In tho
form Of leaves that fall from the trees
considerable quantities of plant food,
and !; raked up in piles. covered with
layers OF rich earth and kept moist
during the fail and winter the result
viii be an excellent pile OF manure
for next springs crop. Many vese-
tables need considerable potash, and
inasmuch as this is rather high priced
and difficult to secure in the form of
commercial fertilizer, one should save
every bit that can be obtained from
the refuse abou; the farm. These ro.-
TED leaves contain considerable pot
ASH. Wood ashes, especially those from
oak and hickory, are quite rich In POI
ash, and these should be most care
fully conserved. :s:ocn them in such
way that they will no; become wet. az
II this is allowed, >, large proportion
Of the plant food will De lost by leach.
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

OLD SORES.
ITCHING SKIN
Blood Poison, Risings,
Bumps, Pimples, Bone
Pains, Cured by Pre-
scriptiOn C-2223.
Stop Paying Out a Lot ofIMoney
for Expensive Trips or Baths
and Get Well Mt Home at
Slight Cost. Great!

Many OF our readers will be glad to
know that they can now get Prescrip-
ton C-2223 at any OF our home pre-
scription druggists. 1t is all prepared,
and go don't cost much. Dose is indi-
Gated on bottle, SO you can easily cure
yourself at home. C-2223 is liquid
and taken internally purifies and en-
riches your blood. sending flood OF
pure. rich blood to the skin surfaces
joints and every part OF the body
Pretty soon the itching stops. Eczema
and old sores. pimplcs. risings and
bumps are healed. Bone pains nnd
rheumatic aches are stopped. your skin
takes on the glow of perfect health.
1t would cost a good deal to consult
q specialist, but you can get his pre-
scription at little cost by asking for
Prescription C-2223. 1t also drains out
Of your system oil tho uric acids and
impurities that cause all the sores and
humors, pains and aches of rheu-
matism
NOTICE;
If your own druggist can't supply
you give his name and writo to C-2223
Laboratories. Memphis. Tenn.-,Adp.
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UNEMPLOYED INCREASE
Department of Labor Weekly Survey
Shows :65000 Out OF Work
i'm NurioUy Centcrs.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2-S,eady in
crease in unemployment in almost all
parts OF the country is shown by the
Department Of Labor weekly survey.
II lumber Of cities reporting labor
surplus has increased since the last
report from "a to so per cent The
number OF cities reporting labor
shortages has decreased from 10 TO
]? per cent, and cities reporting the
supply about equal TO the demand have
decreased from So to 80 per ceat
reports for the week show total
unemployment amounting 10 nearly
265.000. For last week the figure was
10000. and on December II was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
Spread Manure on Frozen Lind

herever stable manure Is to be
broadcasied for the coming truck crop.
,His can be done 10 advantage by put
the winter. Il is preferable to put il on
land where n cover corp is growing.
so that this crop can make usn OF
tfat portion Of plant food which may
become Immediately available In
broadcastlng the manure, be careful
not 10 drive over the ground when IL
is wet unless 1t is frozen. One OF the
best possible times for broadcastiny
the manure is when the ground is
frozen hard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
Prepare Against Day of Fire.

One OF the most pathetic of every
day tragedies is that of the man who,
having built his home. loses Ii by fire
in middle age, and Is never able TO get
back again financially where he was
shonld not h lessen o. ones 'i insent in ARE ire
prevention, OF course; but IL fire comes
In spite of watchfulness, the prompt
payment OF several hundred or several
thousand dollars. as a matter OF Justice
to you, will be an alternative infinitely
preferable either to eXhauStinG your
other resources in an effort to rebuild.
or going around, hat in hand. and ask
ing for charity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
rhe Earn,ers. EMIL Duo.

The PROGRESSIVE Farmer figures Il
out this way:
IL dealers can buy all the raw ma
terials from the farmers or growers
and make \ profit feeding lean poul-
try, lean beef cattle, lean hogs. and
should be able to make good money
feeding them. There is ordinarily a
considerable difference in the price Fer
pound for well fie5hed or fat ST. tx
and lean stock. The farmer should re-
ceive the increase in price due to the
farmer farmer should ext ' every dollar OF
profit out of the buSinesS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
CREEL RETURNS TO PARIS
Declares lie VIII Have Soon Com.
pletsu His Task for
Country.

PARIS. Feb. 2.-~George Creel head
OF the Committee on Public Infornn-
announced to-day that all the foreign
business CT the committee had been
cleaned up.
The only thing now keeping him in
Paris. Creci explained, was Il settle
ment OF the wireless se.vicc situation
a part Of this wireless has heen nut
al the disposition OF the American press
in order 10 alleviate the cable conges-
ton. AS soon rs he has effected this
settlement he will return to the United
States
Then I am through" he declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
Laziness Worst Kind of Meanness.

| have less patience with laziness
than with wickedness. In the long run
ii does just AS much harm, ;ho:e Is
so much more Of It. II you don't be-
iicvc it. get out your Bible tonight
and read the twenty-iifth chapter OF
Matthew and see what happened 10
the people who didn't do things. The
Bible never once says they did any-
thing wrong: They simply didn't do
anythinS-just lazy.-Mrs lindsay
Patterson, in the Progressive Farmer.
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DONE Forget the Ornaments.

IN making up your order for fruit
trees and grape vines do not forget 10
include an order for towering shrubs
and bulbs. Then go jus; a little fur
Their and order some shrubs at least for
the church and schoolhouse. Or per-
maps you can find redbud, minosa, dog
wood and grippe myrtle sprouts in the
neighhorhood all ready for transplant
ing: somehow. or other let's get them
to beautify our own yard and school
and church grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
The TrnyclInn I.Ibrnrx

school library Is Indispensable for
the intellectual progress OF both young
and old In community. We say both
old and young, because no school Ii
OF the children, as we'll az tho children
themselves. do not get books from 1t.
In Virginia where travelling libraries
try neiEhborhood should also take adj
vantage OF this great educational OPP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

rhe regular mecsny Of the woman's Mis-
nary Society OF Grac. Covenant Church
be held Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
tho chapel. d.. ana Mrs. James h.
Rods, Of Using Eianc- pu. China viii be
I.sent. DR.. Woods viii talk on his wori; as
dlc7i missionary, and Dr. james Powers
nth VIII open the meeting
kAn important meeting III the Woman's
inference OF the Commission on Training
mp Activities War Department will be
Wednesday at o'clock in the club
nm OF the Young Woincn'S Christian Ar
ItatiOn, 6 North Filth Sira.t "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
Fnrts About Corn smut,

smut Is carried TO corn by. the MA
nure and soil and not by HE seed
Cattle will eat the smutty fodder end
nurc and spread on the land ketr
the smutiy fodder away from the feed
lot and you will have less OF IT, rheu
farm in n good rotation and 10 no,
land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
At the Movies

VICTORIAN week, Clara Will
ii"mH' In "Cnrmen OF the Kiondike."
fSiS-An week, Lillian GIsh and
Robert EnrrOn, In "a Romnnce OF
Happy Valley"
onloN-Pcggy HyIand, In "Bon-
mic Annie laurie"
nIJoU = Catherine Calvert, in
"NarrfaEe.-
BLCEBIHD - Herbert RnvIin,on
ana PRISCILLA Dean, in "kiss OF Kill,
REN--"woiyes OF KuItur.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
rrec. nu,IdInr IN Lynchburr

VA, Feb. 2.--Thc un-
|Iually mild weather which has pre-
NjIed here during the winter months
N beginning to force spring foliage.
|d maple trees arc now in full bloom.
erly varieties Of tulips are bloom
u and a shrub known as tho bridal
t'eath Is In full bloom. This condi.
lrmal conditions.
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CounI, win Live IN Norro,k

LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. 2.-Mallie U.
Banton and Miss Minnie Camden were
married Friday night at the home OF
duncan Campbell. In Madison Heights.
Mrs. Camden is a graduate nurse and
her husband bridge builder. They
will reside in Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, Feb. g.
Rev. John Grasty. who has preached
tor the past twelve months At Smyrna
Sas In R N ,a aRa oGuns
churches in the Northern Neck OF Vir-
syinia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

There will be meeting ot Ice Chapter
u. G.. Al Lee Camp Hall Tuesday morn
al O'Clock. All members are urged
attend. as business of Importance viii be
sactcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

|rhs James River Garden Club viii meet
the home OF Mrs w! u. Thomas 1927
ISL Franklin Street. on Wednesday q, 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
,1isr wilson IE.. Inaucuzn,

BRUSSELS. Feb Miss Margaret
Wilson. daughter Of President Wilson,
according TO the Etoile Beige. is suf-
fering from an attack OF influenza. She
is confined to her room in the American
legation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03

franklin F.raday. OF Bliss Electrical Col
20 Washington. - visiting his unc!. and
mt. MIR. and Mrs. Robert Scott az III
Her Avenue. Barton Heights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-03
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mss Edw'na Herring ~ the guest OF Miss
ncy George. in Charlottesville.
Mrs T.. w, Potter. whose husband is
toned At Camp Lee. has been the guest
Few days of Mira. Boyd *. Ayres al
or pI,rfF
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12
Rejseindtryk.
AT /. NJ. II.

/ disse Dage er jeg i Falmouth,
Me-. hvor vi har M9der liver At
tenten. Past. G. e. Nielsen og jeg
var ude we'd Atlanterhayet, som
skyder sig ind her med en- be-
tydelig Bugt, j hyilken, efter
Sigende, findes like mindre end
1865 sterre og mindre Der, nog-
lie beboede, de fleste visit like.
Past. Nielsen gravede Muslinger
OPP; jeg MATTE hen at berere
Havvandet og sige;
Karligheden er som Hayet,
g9r med Sang sit Hyerdagsvark /;
den har Byrder nok at bare,
men den err saa b9lgestark.
Den syge syenske Prest, jeg
rejste sammen med til Europa
1895, sagde derude. paa Allan
teren: ,,Jeg err saa t6rstig, at
jeg synes, jeg kunde TONNE Ha-
vet" Han led af ,,Sukkersy-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12
EN- KRISE
Lauritz Petersens sidstudkomne Fortelling.

Krisen forekommer Fru Ane Marie Gravesens Lily,
idet hun under ct Besog hos Ungdomsyenner Iovedstaden
vakkes til Erkendelse az Diet TONNE og utilfredsstilende
sely det peneste Verdensliy. Denne Erkendelse og den der.
af fremkaldte Uro og Livsede vokser sig starkere hos Fru
Grayesen, indtl man foler al Krisen er naaet og en- Vending
maa indtrpffe. At Vendingen gaar til den forkerte Side og
Fruen after synker ned Diet yante lete forfRngeige Yer
density skuffer Leseren. Man sporger ON Forfatterens Hen
sgt med Fortelingen og Syaret maa bliye: han VII raabe ct
Varsko I'll vakte Mennesker we'd at wise hvor let og nasten
umarkeligt man kan .udslukke Aanden' 90 gore Diet umuligt
oftere at hore hans kaldende R9st. Til yakte Mennesker
Ferd med at glide tilbage Yerdenslivet vii En- Krse' yr-
Ike som Ell Spore til at ,soge Herren den Stund han er ner."
Bogen faas hos Danish Luth. Publ. House. | Omslag $500.
Indbunden $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12

dig Angelsakser som I'd mickle
English book on all sorts Of
things wrought in verse. Forst
/ Bogen, der er al den storste
%Interesse for allie Elskere at en-
gelsk Litteratur, findes Cyne-
wulfs Christ, som er bleyen
kaldt Diet moderne Europas eld-
ste Kristiade.
Man we'd like stort mere ON
Gynewulf end hyad han selv
har oplyst / sine Digte, hvori
han selv har indskreyet sit Nayn.
[ sin Ungdom ferdedes han
som Skjald hos de store i Mod
hallen og var stolt af de gyldne
Ringe og Keder, hyormed man
lonnede hans Sang. MileYidt bar
den raske Wide Hest ham fra
Borg til Borg. Senere greb Kri-
stendommen ham og maaske er
han bleyen Munk. l alt Fald Vi
ser han sig / Besiddelse al god
kmdskab til den hellige Skrift
og denne sypes at Yere kommen
I'll ham fra forste Hand, like
som hos Kedmon, gennem andre.
Cynewulf, der leyede ! det nj
ende Aarhmdrede, er bleven
kaldt hin lids Tennyson i en-
gelsk Poesi, maaske dog bedre
hin lids Browning, eftersom
der i hans Digtning er noget
al Brownings mysteriose For
tryllelse. Han synger like ON
Diet synlige, men snarere ON det
usynlige og Diet, der udspringer
af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Allerede
hos ham finder Vi Spor af den
dybe Folelse, der saa hyppigt
hores klinge i engelsk Poesi.
Fortallingen ON Kristus I'D
vikler sig under hans Hand og
oliver ct Drama af stark lite
rar Yirkning. Gud selY, siger
han frigjorde Poesiens Magt j nit
Bryst.
Hos Cynewulf ser vi Betyd-
ningen af den ny Poesi / Mod
satning til den eldre hedenske
Poesi, der hentede sine Mott
yer fra Krig, Naturmyter o.
Heroverdenen.
For Cynewulf STAIR Kristus
som en- levende, medleyende og
elskende Personlighed, ..Guds
starke Son den udodelige Kpr-
lighed. Man horer ale Vegne
/ hans Sang Genklang az Sal
merne, Profeterne, E~pistlerne o.
Aabenbaringen. eller som han
selv udtrykker sig: ,,Hyad 30
gerne melder.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12

onde, deres Farye er som bod
ningens, det %syndefulde Kod er
gennemtrangt at sin Skam og
som gennem Diet skere Glar ser
man helt igennem Diet. Han swim
ger Seirens Syerd / sin hojre
Hand og st9der dem ned i den
dybe Dial, Dodssalen, Diet stor-
ste at ale Morderhuse. Der er
deres Dom, Pinen, Heden, Fro
stem, Edder, Yor, j den eyige
Nat brendes Synderne aldrig I'D
af deres Sjele.
Saa skildres Himmerig, hyor
Diet hedder:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12
SCANDINAVIAN MONOGRAPHS.

THE VOYAGES OF THE NORSEMEN TO AMERICA. A
complete exposition with illustrations and maps. by Will
lam Hovgaard. $500.
BALLAD CRITICISM IN SCANDINAVIA n GREAT
BRITAIN during the Eighteenth Century. BY Sigurd
b. Hustyedt. $500.
THE KINGS MIRROR. Translated from the Norwegian Of
the Thirteenth Century by L. M. Larson. $500.
THE HEROIC LEGENDS OF M BY Axel Dirk.
Translated from the Danish and revised in collaboration
with the author by Lee M. Hollander. $3.50.
ALI prices are net, postpaid.
Order these books through
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12
DEN ELDsTE K%RIsTIADE.
AT III. P. Hansen.

I Biblioteket, der er knyttet
til Exeter Katedral j England
findes en- gammel Rule Manu-
skript, kendt under Navn Exc
terbogen'. Den blew anbragt her
i Aaret 1911 af Leofric, den for
ste Biskop i Exeter. | Katalo-
e beskrives den af en- samti-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12
For SondagsskoIelerere.

vi har tifeldigt faaet ct lille 0pag af den gamle Bog
Guds- Ordets Historic af Wilhelm Birkedal. Den selges til den
biIige Pris af SOC saa langt Oplaget naar. Brkedal torteller
den hellige Historic pa en- egen t~ilforladeig og dog living
Made, men hvad der gor Bogen NEST interessant er de lere-
rige, ofte hoist originate, Tanker fremsat Anmerknlngerne
ON man end like kan samstemme med Brkedal alt vii Ssn-
dagsskolelerere dog finde mango Tanker disse Anmerknin-
ger vel verd at udvikle for Bornene.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12

of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Iceland.
COMEDIES BY HOLBERG. Three sparkling plays by he
first great modern in Scandinavia. $3.50.
MARIE GRUBBE. a lady of the Seventeenth Century. A
character sketch ON a rich and colorful background, by
J. p. Jacobsen. $50.
NIELS LYNNE. A powerful psychological novel by j. p.
Jacobsen. $50.
POEMS AND SONGS by Bjprnstjerne Bj9rnson. The verses
that won the author his title of "Norway's Beating
Heart. $50.
ARNLJOT GELLINE. Bj9rnson's verse romance of the out
lawed giant who came to serve King Saint Olaf. $50.
POEMS BY TEGNER. The Children of the Lords Supper
translated by Longfellow, andFrithof's Saga. $3.50.
MASTER 0L0F. Strndbergs great nationalreligious dra-
ma, with a hero as strong as Ibsenis Brand, but more
human than he. $50.
COSTA Behring'S SAGA. Selma Lagerl6f's first romance,
which won her immortal fame among world writer's. In
two volumes. $500.
SARA VIDEBECK and THE CHAPEL. Two short novels
by c. }. i. Almquist. $3.50.
ANTHOLOGY OF SWEDISH LYRICS. From 1850 to 1915.
Collected and translated by C. w. Stork. $3.50.
MODERN ICELANDIC PLAYS. Sigurj6nsson's Eyvind of
the Hills, a drama of an outlaw and the noble woman who
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The Hraun Farm. $3.50.
THE PROSE EDDA OF SNORRI STURLUSON. Mythical
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The complete set of CLASSICS, 10 volumes, $500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-12
= Aabner eder | Porte.

1dCAtl 3hNA L l. DlAfs
Han vii drage ind, han blandt
ale Foreren.
han Stadens Konge = han, Skab-
ningens HERE,
VII MI lede SIT Folk, frelst fra
Djavlene,
til Glaciers Glpde Yed sin egen
SER.
Ingen vii tvivle ON, at For
fatteren at disse LINER har last
Egangelierne. Han har ogsaa
grundet over Apostelens Pau
lus Beskriyelse i Kolossenserbre-
vet at Kristi Herlighed og Tri-
umf over Fyrstendommer og
Magter.
bet fremgaar tydeligt nok af
Cynewulfs Christ, at han -
enten har saa har varet Munk
eller Prgst har vpret en- flittig
Bibelleser og fyldt sin siel til
Oyerflod med den hellige SKIRTS
Indhold og Sprog. Hans rige
F'glelse, hans billedrige sprog,
hans dramatiske Opfattelse az
Evangeliernes oph9jede Fortal-
ling og hans levende Gengivelse
er altsammen Tegn paa inderlig
Fortrolighed med Guds Ord.
Cynewnlf opgiver ct Eksem-
pei paa den oplivende Virkning,
Bibelen har paa ct umiddelbart
og frugtbart Sind. Den var for
ham ct Ideernes Kildespring, den
CAV ham ct rigt Materiale for
hans frugtbare Fantasi, den sken-
kede ham ogsaa saadan Udtryks-
former, der i Poetens Hand
straalede med al Litteraturens
Ynde og Kraft.
Med Cynewulf og hans sam
tidige, der representerer Blomst-
ringsperioden / Northumberland
Litteratur, faar Bibelen Berger
ret ! engelsk Liv og Litteratur.
[ sine poetiske Syner ser Cy-
newulf Kristi hvide Hender gem
nemboret af Nagler, der skinner
lig STEINER og straaler som Jul
Weller. Kristus er Solens Frem-
brud Ost, og dens Lysveld
overstrgmmer Jorden med Dag.