Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-02
Here And There


April is here. OF the twelve she's
my dear.
Earl Twist is working for Andrew
Neary.
Albert Johnson is erecting TEN.
porary residence on the Stuart land
just east of Rose Valley.
A. w. Owen is working for George
Spencer.
G. p. Aldrich is welding the switch
at Rose Valley.
The state convention at Des MoineS
unveiled an ugly looking faction.
Our lives open out to drink in the
flowers,
Just like the buds, the blades, and
the flowers.
Samuel Atkinson has improved his
residence by having it weather board
ed anew, and will now proceed to give
it coat of paint.
Clair Shoupe, of Burr Oak, Kan
sas, stepped from Tuesday morning.
train at Hamlin. He was met by A..
j. Cameron for whom he will work the
coming summer.
Oscar Mill er is supplying oneof his
long felt wants by improving his farm
in Greeley with first class water works
the machinery forwhich he bought of a
Guthrie Center firm.
l., n.
appeared mysteriously. After search
ing for week he found her crowpick-
ed carcas sticking in the Botna riv-
er'S mud.
The Qamlin mail carrier found a rid
die belonging to a tanning mill, or
seed corn sOrter, in the road between
school house No. two aud the John
Crees home in Greeley. 1t is still in
the carriers possession awaiting its
owners call.
Warren Boyer, recently from Da-
kOta, came to llamlin, on the Monday
morning train to visit with his broth.
err Jim who came over from Guthrie
Center the first Of the week, To do some
work on the farm east Of Ilamin.
OF the four pupils who took final
examination for diplomas ut the close
of the winter term of school ut Rose
Valley, ThOS Blake is the sole sur
vivOr. lie alone energies from the
! battle tlOuriShing a we'll earned sheer
| skin. With the others failure is hut
temporary because success await,
their future efforts.
BETRAYED.
Blood thirsty SORROW slipping at hel
Left her too week to play her littl,
part:
Wherefore she viewed the busy worlt
and sighed,
Then laid her head upon her hands
and died.
Upon her window sill her pale fac
lay
Like lilly white dropped from
spent bouquet;
Thus did this maiden flower pure ant
sweet
Lie crushed beneath dark griel's re
morseless feet.
ONE OF ALL SORTS OF VIEWS
Is impossible that Mr.. Roosevelt ha
become a menace to the republican
party from the viewpointthat by push
ing so hard on Taft he is pushing tn
Grand Old Party TO defeat? There ma
be something in this. a movement Il
deprive Taft of the Negro vote is nov
operating and his case in New York i
a grave doubt which the party canno
afford to ignore, while Mr.. Roosevelt
attitude, viewed in its resultant, i
damaging. With Mr.. Hughes as on
candidate for president the cloudet
situation would at once clearly. Tn
Negro vote and York State would b
certainty those ugly looking faction
al clouds creeping along the horizon
, would vanish, and the opposition
would find itself confronted by tn
invincible: by man in whose hand
we could safely place every pendin
reform: by man who uuqueStiOnabl
/ would eliminate facilitating passio
from the administration and lead on
nation to higher honors and create
prestige. The rascals in high place
see greater dangers in meek and lowl
tirmness than they do in the passion
? ate drawings of an enthusiast. How
5 ever, it is pleasing to note that Their
is quiet, irresistible undercurrer
inpublic sentiment bearing Mr.. Hughe
forward and it is to be hoped tina
I when the Chicago convention is Gale
to order in June he will have passe
Taft's brass band and stand out EN-
nently THE MAN. This would demon
r strate that the people can still appre
ciate the Lincolnslike greatness one
more available for leadership.
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