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DEE NEUENHEIMEK. 27
and the historians Schlosser, Häusser, Gervinus, and Treit-
schke. The mathematicians Hesse and Fuchs, and the
leaders in natural science, Hofmeister, Kekule, Kopp, and
above all Bunsen, Kirchhoff and Helmholtz, have spread the
glory of Heidelberg over the world.—" Nature."
-o--
Bishop Wilkinson held a Confirmation at the English
Church in Heidelberg on March 6th, and honoured the
College by being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hill during his
stay of three days in the town. We trust to have the privilege
of another visit from him. Certainly the boys will look for-
ward to see him again, because at his request they had a
half holiday !
-O-
EXCELSIOR!
That nightee time begin chop-chop,
One young man walkee—no can stop,
Maskee snow, maskee ice,
He carry flag with chop so nice,
Topside hi-yah!
He too muchee sorry, one piece eye,
Look-see sharp—so !—all same my,
He talkee largey, talkee strong,
Too muchee curio, all same song,
Topside hi-yah !
Inside that house he look, see light
And every room got fire so bright,
He look, see plenty ice more high,
Inside he mouth he plenty cry,
Topside hi-yah!
Old man talkee, " No can walk,
By'nby lain come—welly dark,
Hab got water welly wide."
"Maskee ! my wantchee go topside."
Topside hi-yah!
" Man-man," one girlie talkee he,
" Wat for you go topside look-see ? "
And one time more he plenty cry,
And alio time walkee plenty high,
Topside hi-yah!
and the historians Schlosser, Häusser, Gervinus, and Treit-
schke. The mathematicians Hesse and Fuchs, and the
leaders in natural science, Hofmeister, Kekule, Kopp, and
above all Bunsen, Kirchhoff and Helmholtz, have spread the
glory of Heidelberg over the world.—" Nature."
-o--
Bishop Wilkinson held a Confirmation at the English
Church in Heidelberg on March 6th, and honoured the
College by being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hill during his
stay of three days in the town. We trust to have the privilege
of another visit from him. Certainly the boys will look for-
ward to see him again, because at his request they had a
half holiday !
-O-
EXCELSIOR!
That nightee time begin chop-chop,
One young man walkee—no can stop,
Maskee snow, maskee ice,
He carry flag with chop so nice,
Topside hi-yah!
He too muchee sorry, one piece eye,
Look-see sharp—so !—all same my,
He talkee largey, talkee strong,
Too muchee curio, all same song,
Topside hi-yah !
Inside that house he look, see light
And every room got fire so bright,
He look, see plenty ice more high,
Inside he mouth he plenty cry,
Topside hi-yah!
Old man talkee, " No can walk,
By'nby lain come—welly dark,
Hab got water welly wide."
"Maskee ! my wantchee go topside."
Topside hi-yah!
" Man-man," one girlie talkee he,
" Wat for you go topside look-see ? "
And one time more he plenty cry,
And alio time walkee plenty high,
Topside hi-yah!