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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

Tam aber Dfter ber~iibergeritten unD Ders
lpeilie oann ben Gag iiber bel ben 0as
men,.
@lliot ipdr 81 Hug ms herehnenb.
I'M Ihon JET ieine Werbung an5ubrlns
gen; er puBte BON Ieiner WerbInoes
ten. Die MoraDs Yertrauen beioB. osB
oiefe gerabe feline 3%uriidbaliung be-
punperte, luo ein anoerer g!eid bsgiins
iIiatsr Wonn nidht anoeitdnDen bate
iIdb auTSuDrangen, cbne HlIdlid)t auf
bic Gnpfiroungen Der Dune. auf &c
lellinaItlihe Tormen uno 0ertommen.
9tuf MiItreB Mapbrinds oireste 6roge,
ob lie ben Squire lpobl lieten Tonne.
bate lie duslpeiheno eripipert. oob lie
nod Su piel an ibr Yerqniigen unn su
menig OH erniie 0inee rente, nno bas
2ieben iel bod cine ernlts Gdee.
Wlilter Glliot lei Gin Gentleman lalS
Gin cjciellibaftsr CONNIE il laut. Der
allen anoeren s0erren aus Der ndbersn
uno pelietsn llmaebnng, arsgenoms
men ibrsm Batter. Elm WtlIier ltin
tonne.
Wlit oieiem o~rotsl6aiten Musipruf,
Der ales boffen lieB, ohne WaraD 81
eilpas 81 pcrpflidten, muBtt GliOt Iib
Dor Der 9ano bsgniieen. sSn Deoant.n
lieb er ole oiejeniaen 0erten Repue
palliren. pelde ourd Steilung oosr
Yerm09en g,niiaerb 6erporyaqten. nm
ais epeniuelle Mlitsetperber um Ylarz
gps @anit uno 9anO ernitlit in Yes
trdAt al tommen. Gr fano leinen,
Den er al iiirAten bate. WaraD Fate
audi Gel ieoen Nn!aB nur i'm erithtlih
als9e5einHet. 10 Dab mo6l idOn Gang
daaelasin Die 9lnTid)t berridie. er unn
wiorgD fpiiroen Elm Yaar pero.n. 9as
mar gans cut 10. Dem nas iAyedr on
oere Yelperter bon n~ornbsrein ob. Pin
ieoem anOeren Srte bate Gaiot nod
nit Dem mGqliAen NeuauItaudeu eiTes
&ipalea redjncn miilen. bier in ner
Wilbnib ip0r cine Iolcbe Weubuna aid)i
5u erlpdrien. Gr ourfte dllo raDiaen
gluQes nsr geeiterenslpidelunn Der
@inge en%taeaenieben. Gr muEIe MIR
cen aeeigneien 3eitpunit a5lpar en-, Inn
ieine 1er6una au5ubringcn. 4ineoIn
idicr inn ia iebr 9eneiQt. uno er &c
mann einen ned wfeiteren @ali auf iba.
inDem er DliltreB Mlanbrinds Sade
bei ihm Dertrot. Der alte SEER pdr
bon elmer lolhsn 9emunoerunQ fir
oieis Dame cmrfiilt, 0ab es pobl nur
elnes Wintea beburfte, nm i'm Nals
iioer Nopf in cine neue @eroinnun9
fir's gebeu 81 itii.3en. 3uppr aber
muBte er iih Wlorsps 0ano periidcru.
50 lpuroe Is bel elmer awiueiten 3uioWs
mintunit aipiiMen ihm unb ieiner &C..
fDleoenen syrdu peraoreoet. Gie org=
loien Qiacolns mrhtsn Ild pprieben.
Gs unierlag tdum einem 3meiTel. oab
lie iih leibt INN miaig fangen lahen
ipiit0ca. Sas eailnerpaar umltridte
Tie idaIih letter nit ss,aubernDer Gle
benslpiir0iQtcit uno tlraer 9erehnara.
Sn bieie 3eit mn fiel Gin ereianiB
pom oen meittrqgeaoiten SolQen. mel
dies Gniot i9neller al oas Sill Ieinee
g8iiniAe brinaen Iollte. ais er Is ie
bate boffen oiirfcn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

I'm nail Stiefel idnen
gu trodnen, fiat man tie nit trodenem
9afer, fpsldsr cine grObea ufiaugunsss
fdbigteii beiibt. Iieies Yerfabren bat
audi nod ben YortbeiI. oaB bicrbei Die
Stieiel nioli. ipie bel Idnsaip;rtsnoer
Sfenbibe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oa
lebteres Der ourd bic angs5ogene 6euds
iisfeit eequollene 9afer ~perbinbert. PIN
nd6ltsn 3age tann Der .9afsr lpleoer
orbentlih setrodnet iperben, um bann
bel Der ndd)Iten glei6en 0elegenbeit
fuieber @eripenbuns 81 finben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16


ylad tur3sm 3Oeern reldte II, slut
bic !0oaO FIN. Gr poaie lie csateifen
unb an feline 2ippen fiiprelI. sic 5Oa
lie fhnea suriid.
nNiG)t 10. msin SEER" ia9te lie falt.
.3piiden ms be: jebe anbere Oeneins
idlaft ouigebGri as Die. ioe'he bic HSr-
nerung unie~er 9smel1spmen 3rese
ms aafuStbigt. Sh nil Shaen cine
Ireue WunoeseeaoiFn ieln. 10 lange Gie
ieinen Werratb p!anen. Heller Die
E6eiluug Der 9euse. Uliiier Gniot. lpers
cen igir einen ihrifiliuen @ertreg
is5liebea. Sd lreyoe III 0ieiem 3ipefs
zines fpdteren Cages nab N6rer Sta
lion 9iaiiter rei.ea c0er lahtsn. iro idj
S9nen Die fia5elHen Photographer in
bic 1Seeer owlfiiren iperosn."
nGebr miltnma.ea." murmeI.e
Gllici.
n1os heibt." fiiate Is nit siuem
maIiii6icn Sdnelr bin5t, I'D mcso.
ni1l allein tonmen."
.gcd nid9t nit g3arQD!i"
mglciu, mir mit eigem llaiussheneu,
Der nib in Ctr 1aus e~intgeisa iiebs.
Sn teane omafelhe ano Ieine iHnelel
eiarimi1mgen nid'.. IN YasA ioll ia
i3on Wlander Ipigios rcsidpnnoen
iein."
nWic Sir poi!en.~ iaa.e er Graerlid,
m,Sesi abtr miiisl mir Nnleye S6riitg
6sidlsunigen. ual anIes Naeirisiu aidli
ais ein qelld)tes eriGgIaen ~ ialien.
Nommeit Sie!l@
.Gbs mir eiuea Sdtiii ieeitry gs1en.
mein 6err. bite i'd Iii 3ariicsabs oes
mir qetT1enDen IotmeEies."
Ter Squire bdtie Is Germ feAalien.
nSlt 6 nibt alsih. mer RON ms
eS i'm yeiiB bat2" fyaatt Il qroleno.
~Aeiuesmegs. Ies Yapier seb0rl
mir. unD ih foroere & 3ariid."
Gr 30gerte nod nit Der @erGu sad6e,
.We9sn b0siiden 9erlaiens. bier &
oarin. 0as mar Die @afie. fpslbe IL
oeGen i'm tebrm tonntc. !0atte lie pas
Document nidl IN 0Gnoen, odnr
tonnte er bineinoihten. lpas or NOTE
ebne Surd9t Dor elmer amtlibcn Wio1r.
lesuug. Ter Mea noo) Gnglano oal
ioeit. uno ebe bon nort cia gsideif
tam. ionnte er ldnait an ,3iel ieiusl
geiiHide iein.
Sein ,30aern brae1it Fie eaF.
~Woilsn Sic etipa uuiers 9unnes.
senoheniaaTt aui einen @ertrauens.
brud ariinoen?" iroate lie idarf.
Gaiot ertannte Die Nptbiuenoisfeit
Is 81 ieineA neuea Smielpalt tommsr
81 lenen.
Mit Den @orten: Item Sic Bar.
auF beIieben-4 rc:dl.e or ibr pos 50.
tument bin.
5Sie entrib es Inn nit elmer haitiger
H%epequng. Tann ihrittsu gsioe ipei.
ter ourh Die mnnofcllen gerae nab on
ndben @oai6nppsn. ocren arbeitiamss
0er6uId ans Ger 1isie 81 ibnen Der.
auFi6rte.
Bette tenrrfien Iii iArer IeeliIhel
GrrcganQ niG)t Die i~dattenbafte @e.
ilalt. iUeldle BON elmer buntlen 5els.
mano iid ablolie. gautlos. fat qe
ipsnitii1 baIc6te tie iiber bic mcid)t
@rasuarte uno periA!uano III eineI
Yergfalts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

(fl 8 lpul at Clllelil gtfFs!tDtClltpI<
WI gen, 0ls MiarqD alein soG 0er
S Citation fprtritt. Gle polite
cine befreunOete Camille be-
flldsn, osren 9eiibunq meiier f~iibfU1rts
5piidsn Dem 6romeiee INN Dem Uez
birge lag.
WtiltreB MaDbrind bate fbou LANCE
cine @eleQenbeit berbeioeIebnt, Die ibr
qciiottete, ibre totetten Aiinlte einmal
ungenirt duf ben Squatter lpirten gu
ldIIen. Oarum tam ibr Die Gntfer=
nun9 MargDS gan3 gele9en. Dor
Iteno tonnte lie nidt Suriid fem. Nus
WlargDs 9lnoeutungen uno ibren eige=
nenen Yeobadtunoen entnabm lie, baB
lie benz Equator nIdt glei6giltig ies
SEPT, bel einem erlten ungeitDrten
NlleinTein poIlte ie Die probe auf bas
Grempel MAIDEN. Yie[leiht QelanQ cs
ibr gar. ion sg einem @eitdnoniB Su
bringsn. Sebeafdas lpdr Tie eniiAlnie
fen, ZEN Gag 81 nuben uno lire be-
i0nOeren Nbiidien ndh bclten Ardften
3u f0roern. 2inepln bate leiRer Sonz
ter ilo9 geretben, loeni9lieaS einen
3eittaee6t sur @gleiiurg mit3unebz
men. Mar9D 0ber bate qelad)t llnO
aefagt, baB Tie Gle Totur oaeir genie
ben noble. Sic braude pe0er QBegs
%ipeiier nod Ghut. Scner fei isr has
Gebirse. uno Die @e9eno lei BON Nuihz
raiigern INNER nod perIhoni asbls
ben. 0amit mar lie ~forigeritten.
Der Eog ginq bin WiiitreS Gdp
brind bate Sipar aidt Die ejerugs
tbtung, Den Squdticr 81 linen .siisen
81 fehen. IL aeipann c0.r fodl Die
lle5er5euauna. ooB lie MIR an osn be-
treisiiea gDeae bebarren niirfe. I'M aaa3
Iidsr sum 3iel gu qelangen. yinsoln
bate ibr ieiae 4biihien in 8,5ug nui
feline So1ter 81 ertsnnen seaebrn.
G1iot fpaG ibm Elm pilltDmmcner
grautloerber. 0as eeniiate. Mar
MargD crit aus Dem 6oule, odrn
tonnts NliltreB Mdpbtind nur in
{ iner Stellung in oeiaielbsn ser
bleiben, ais Die Gjattin 9iHeolns.
SnSpilfen bate ouh Wargp ibren
Yefuh beenoei unb ben 6eimuea an
gstreicn.
Con ben i6r befreunOcien junsen
9nmen bate lie gum etltenmai sriabs
rem, mas man 10 i'm Stillen iibsr Iic
unb Wiitet Gaiot urtbsilte. oaB allc
N1tlt eriudrts. lie bemnGdit ais grautz
paar begrliben 81 t0nnen. Way0p
bate Oo3u aela6t. Nim abr. mo lie
olein iuar in Der aroBen itinen Oeor.
CAB lie lid aan3 oem bit.mit oneereas
ten @eoanten BIZ,
Sic ma Gaict gut. Gie idabte
feline gOr3iiee. Bon isinem 9orlebsn
lpuBie tie 10 penio. mis bel ieinem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

- lepen bate ieit MarQns 9tiids
= tcbr ms 0aterbdus cine roe
fentiibe 9~exdnnerunq erFdhs
rem. Die ionit bier berridenos Stille
mar elmer ldrmeloen 6rDblidteii oe=
minen. Sine qanSe Geibe bon SIM
mern mar oen @Glten sur @erfiiqurg
eeitslt. pon oenen bas 6ous nIht mebr
lees ipuroe. ia oieit 3~unieiIt poa mfit
%bsrtdniea, iel6lt BON IneIdioe, Der
0auptitaOt Der &olonie. blieb.a Ie
gIeit9 auI me6rere Gage al 8es
Iud. 81 ibnen qeleaten iid Die
RniabilitSten aus Tarinatrma. pels
de aud 6fters iiber Hont blieben.
YiiIier GIliot. Der ia nidlts 5u tbun
bate, lpar nun audi Elm Itdn0iger GaIt
ouf 2incolns Staiion. Gr Bate Gin
Qans b~eionDeres 5alent hi M~rrdnsirm
oou MusFliiasu uao GeleliAaftsipie=
len. yidnidpagthn eiablirten Iib IN
S6otten Der gerse; man TAB Die Scr
rem in N,n0s0rWeln bsim Stride. nnb
Subbanipiel, nobel Die 9ameu ais gu
ihQlsr urn Breisridlcr TungiTien.
Mud ouf Tern 9aipn 3enniss @runo
bilDeten fh bunt betpeqie oiruppeE.
Woneideinpromenanea. Wlniit. Sc.
faEg unD 1an5 bsreiherieu in qlsld,r
Weiie oas aroBe @eronieanasprc
gramm. sfed Sogosn .arranairie Der
unermiiolife elliot. 0Gnauru uno
Dalokp murben BEL Soae qejoet.
Noala. Nomtat nno GpoIum Del
iac9!; 90 uao 81 lam aud Die iel
ienete. idl5A ncFledte &ilotabe gum
S0Hh. VatiIrlih feGlieu auD nic1i
Die 6selicsn Ger 2aiel. GeirorrneS
BEL eirer Spite pon fiiniuuoU;e sis Sab
GelIius IN Shattsn -mo fsappicier
eliquot in aii1eIn nit auEIieis hiloe
lea Gle tets niIlommcren Veiaabe1
oerlelbm.
@endb ibrss beiiimmt bcvae3eidne
ten RoIle beaaiia.e nd WiitreB Wlon
bsind init cer &erpaltuns res 0Glsz
bats. lleberoll. In Nii6. Seller, II
Cblis uno Wcniiileoarien mar sc lellit
tbdtia, Nnoronunatn tmtefienb mo De.
feble ertneilenb. 9isblingsipeileu oes
Squaiters b~sreileie lie c~iaenbdno'a. uup
bo ner dlle 0err on fiefen. ,ric iibers
baupt an ben OeniiFen Der 1afel. mebr
s5reube bate. Gls an ben lGrmeno.n
Spleen oer Sugenb unb Der ermiicrn
ben Soao, bilbete Iih baIb ell me1r
ber3lider ais b0f.i6sr 0er:ebr alpis
idsn ibn uno Der idOnsn 3reunbIn
1@erous. Gr b%eipunosrte ibren bdiiss
Ildm Sinn uuD ihs OrDnunQEliebe.
Sic bradbte ibm. ooer ibren geteimen
N5lidlen in gesua auf ion, bas Cpier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
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Il e4Idss. IL l5r Dlittass.
Die 70 bsssi8neter giennls ipsrstn nur ben 1burm
pd4tsr ~anes8eben "a ON ben bstrtnsassn gtrabe>
s~reusunaeR febfe NIarnrf6aer nnesbre9s Hah.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16

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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-13

Bovine. Il tell you as rr1end you
her picture taken the other day, and
this morning she gave me one"
He opened his pocketbook and took
out photograph.
Hunter produced its duplicate.
Him said Bowline. THAT'S singu-
lar!
1t was growing dark when they start
ed, and it was soon dark as pitch.
They marched on in silence till they
came upon cottage nesting from the
wind and the waves behind a dune
Had they not been familiar. with the
locality they would not have seen their
way to 1t. Suddenly it was revealed
to them as distinctly as at midday by
vivid fash of lightning.
There was another revelation-one
that neither had looked fora revela-
ton that neither ever forgot. There
on the little porch in hammock
swung from opposite corners sat two
beings so close together that even the
light Of electricity could show no in
teryal They We're Georgia Conley and
young man In blue serge jacket
and white duck trousers. Whether it
was that their lips met at the mo-
ment of the flash or kept continued
meeting, certainly they met, and the
rivals We're distinctly aware Of 1t.
Reckon we'd better go about, Jack"
mo more beating up against this
wind for either of us, Tom"
Tom Bowline anG Jack Hunter went
down the beach arm in arm. They are
partners in fishing to this day, and
both are bachelors.
JOHN d. sMITHSON.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-13
A BUDGET OF MAxIMs.

Rather than say nothing, men are
content to speak i'll Of themselves.
A proud man can never be loser
no, not even when he renounces his
pride.
It is much less for mans honor to
distrust his friends than to be deceived
by them.
Few people have the wisdom to like
reproofs that would do them good bet
ter than praises that do them hurt.
1t is with true love as with ghosts
and apparitions, a thing that everybody
talks Of and scarce anybody hath seen.
The most disinterested love is, after
all, but kind Of bargain in which the
dear love of our own selves always
proposes to be the gamer some way or
.-Rochefoucauld.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-13
Walking on the Ceiling.

Few people probably know what It
Is that enables flies to walk on the cell
ing. 1t has been supposed that their
ability to do so was due to the fact
that each of their feet is a miniature
air pump. This theory was found to
be unsound, and it was then explained
that the feat was made possible by
means Of a viscous substance which
exuded from the hairs on theI: feet.
This theory also e-as abandoned as
being only partly accountable for the
facts, and the preferred explanation is
that flies are enabled to walk upside
down on smooth substances by the help
Of capillary adhesion. An Investigator
has found by series Of nice calcula-
tons, such as the weighing and meas
uring Of hairs, that fly would be
upheld by capillary attraction We're it
four-ninths as heavy again as it is.
Each fly is supposed to be furnished
with from 10000 to 10000 minute foot
hairs. These exude an oily fluid, and it
is because of the repulsion between a
watery surface and this oily liquid that
a fly finds it difficult to mount damp.
.ned glass.-Harper's Weekly.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-13
IOWA GRAIN WINS PRIZES.

Lands First on Corn, Wheat and
Grasses and Well Up on Cattle.
Des Moines. Oct. superintendent
L. G. Clute. in charge of the Iowa ex-
hibits of grains. grasses and apiary
products at the st. Louis exposition.
reported to Secretary Simpson Of the
state agricultural department that
Iowa had taken high honors in the
exhibit of grain and grasses. In re-
gard to corn and wheat, Iowa led all
other states and made an excellent
record in other things. Iowa took
highest score" he wrote. ION corn.
also on grains and grasses. OF any
state in the building. We also took
grand prize on wheat, Canada. Kan.
sas and North Dakota notwithstand.
ing. We made a score Of SO on corn,
80 on collection Of grains and grass
es, 80 on wheat-the three highest OF
all the states In the building" The
Iowa exhibitors have also been win
ming some good prizes on cattle. espe
cially on Angus cattle. in which the
state excelled. The last collection Of
butter for the exposition is now being
made at Waterloo for shipment to st
Louis and the dairymen are confident
that again they will be able to lead
all other states in the quality OF but
Tar shown.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-13
Naval Cadets.

To enter the Naval academy at An
napolis boy must be between fifteen
and twenty years of age, physically
sound, we'll formed and of robust con-
stitution. He will be examined In
reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic,
geography, English grammar, United
States history, history Of the world, al
zebra through quadratic equations and
plane geometry.
He must sign articles by which he
binds himself to serve In the United
States navy eight years, including the
time Of probation at the academy, un-
less sooner discharged. His pay, which
begins at date Of admission, is $500 a
year.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-13
HAMLET'S MALADY.
A Study of the Melancholy Dane and
His Moods.

Study of the Melancholy Dane and
His Moods.
The tragedy Of Hamlet is that man
of peculiar retrospective tempera-
ment is called upon to settle practical
crisis. Hamlet knew this very we'll
himself, and that makes the tragedy
deeper. Brutus never doubted when
once his decision was taken that he
was the right man to cure the evils of
Rome; Hamlet doubted from the very
beginning.
The times are out of joint. cursed spite
That ever I was born to set them right.
He was too fine, too distinguished,
too intellectual, character to be the
rough instrument which fate demand
ed. He has the fatal malady of anal
yzing his own motives, which is gener-
ally destructive of action. If you once
begin asking yourself what will be the
results and consequences of definite
act, you will find that at the moment
Of action your will is paralyZed by ex-
cess of scrupulosity, as Hamlet's was
when with his drawn sword he saw his
uncle praying. 1t was disease of will
from which Hamlet was suffering. In
any other times it would not have been
so fatal. In this particular time, when
he was called upon to do specific act
= to avenge his father and kill the
usurper-it is not he, but man rather
Of the Fortinbras build, who will be
the savior Of society. Observe, too,
that like many intellectual men, he
cannot be sure of his own moods. He
sees the ghost of his murdered father,
but Is it an honest ghost, is it really
his fathers spirit? Hamlet believes in
1t on the battlements of Elsinore, but
he entirely disbelieves it in another
mood, when despite the evidences of
his senses he talks Of "the bourn from
which no traveller returns" The trav-
eler who had returned Is dismissed ap-
parently as fantasy Of his brain. And
| these supernatural visitings In such an
analytic and interpretive mind do not
as matter Of fact, supply him with
| the motive for his subsequent action
The ghost can make him put on an an.
tic disposition, play with such crea.
lures as Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
deride the senile humorings Of Polo
MUS and lessen the torrent of his words
against his mother. But what the
ghost cannot do is to make him kill bis
uncle. He murders him at last, more
or less accidentally, because his moth
er was poisoned and Laertes had play
ed foul in the fencing bout So curl
ously destructive OF strong, practica
volition is an intellectual maiady whe1
1t has grown morbid-the tendency to
ward introspectdon, self analysis, met
aphysical speculation--W.L L. Courte
| nay In National ReyteR.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-13
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