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appeal its help Mendsohn
given TO tutoyant his dypoung his compacnt small
talk his without suspicion the mpernenc the pro-
eeeding
The essential smaness the soul and the poverty
nouhment had had al its life in spite OF its
his music
Or the real bignes and completely OF the world he hal
little or comprehension He incapable Of understanding
than standard
lovers priests Druids Greeks Jews warriors penitentafter his
own little image exceptions
OF years brought him increase experience and understanding
matured metaly well as physically early age
II has been thought
take up the subject
out the of the incidental music precisely
overture which had been written earlier The
really testimony that
have done such thing
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their They gone peace
inspiration fe they
a table o.
Thou hast n voice. mountain, repeal
Large codes o and woe; not understood
BY ALL but which the wise N great and good
Interpret make felt deeply
For the Of this make the the wild
Of Joy and strength and they mankind with
the authority These
the the mob that follow them
emotion Nature for them merely has been
said they the Rgh opera
tain climber perhaps usually by PASSION
wild quite incapable entering
Wordsworth
Sir Leslie Stephen prominent and enthusiastic Apiist
he Scenery the widest.
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Every heart which opens
Of communion with the world They
al verify the higher senses.
+. Wards findings
require high degree The purely
need only low the faculty But
sympathy requires OF putting ores self in the place Of
other of representing self the pains others When this power
acquired il reflex of the pain
reflected pain felt by the person representing
acute and uncomfortable the representation
and the general organization becomes delicate and refined
Prof Wards certain analogy
oriental ideas In Hindoo Buddhisc philosophy
said mastershp adepsh master adept
who have cOnspcuousy oUspped They
credited with bwdengy powers
cTieons They said bridge gulf WILL
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the and sensitive little soul being starved II
learning nothing the realities hand; snugy
developed facility expense Of depth
He found almost everything life rule he had
only lay his finger against door open him
He emphatcaly Felix from his birth.
1t is the thing with psychological the
He have had capacity understanding
how human beings would feel in the IN which
he finds them His heroine in Loreey men the unfaithfune
her lover and calls down the of him with
Of agitation her speech without forgetting her adk
suavy department allowing single han shaken Of
place In Chriss unfinished oraoo the Jews bring their
accusation seOn against Jesus the udOusy auny
strains Who but the compliment MerdeOhn could have thought
that this gng stuff could the agngs furious crOwdf
Even his religious work where his writing often
good frequently exhibits the tendency ace commonplace
Hear My Prayer pretty music but win that these
the strains which broken
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Marrta0e Should Be for Love Alone.

States and the OF made by the few materially
TO lessen the actual for the many
Upon much rather upon how little is wise marry
question only intimately any
business positively decide.
Love sweeten sugarless tea
And make contentment and joy agree
With the coarsest boarding and bedding"
Nevertheless is well this everyday miracle OF that
love which is faint hearted take the risk 1t is denying
that upon nothing
necessity But this nOwise alters the other ndputabe
that money business affair,
and barter a traveSty the sacred institution.
In spite Of the sentiment against marriages
there IN which the rather be ed than blamed
When the sory tried daughter Of mpecunOus whose youth
has been Swallowed grinding poverty and who
poets of her brothers and bghted by the lack of
them life money much be said
her. perhaps commentator But this is when she is love
other and feels and for her husbandec In
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Il brings home 10 the responsible director Of
the young mans services that these services are
not 10 be depended upon Because Of this fact
his own position Of responsibility IS endangered.
How much more in danger is the position OF the
young man who embarraSses himI Yet this young
man constantly is planning explanations, with the
result that every explanation that covers short
coming successfully invites the planning Of an
other 10 the same end.
Don't get the habit Il IS bad in every
phase Of It's expression. Most OF Us have been
called upon 70 explain, but every explanation
is q knock"
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vide widowed mother send her
mechanical genius through college
marry her duty do so7 They tell
poverty
marry rich she marry poor
What ought she do?
here, ever practice
fashioned policy When doubt what do do nothing
that irresbly impened
single The love which ready
endure all
scarcely
love which abohes the poverty
thing be regretted
Solomon with all his wisdom spoke
declared that dinner herbs it.
preferable to stalled herewith
which fears risk mamony $1,000 year.
which does not long
trusted love Of the genuine variety There
cultivated and refined families who exist in
upon ST. year. by statistics
than the income Of
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dcans incompetence To face such one Of the most
unexpected circumstances in that young experience
could indicate only that after his best exercised
and his most willing work had been expended he failed
VIII the Of the considering trv 70 dis
cover bow wholly with all own position?
Inevitably that young that be watched in his
work and called acOunngs expected TO do and
questioned closely in his failures do properly recognize that he
is incompetent.
1t isn't enough that he prepared explain REGARDLESS Of The
cost OF the thing be explained explanation itself costs tine
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Wbat is Man's Love Of Nature?

HEN We glance back over the great field Of
human emotion we have here rapidly traversed
il becomes possible 70 see what amount Of truth
there is in the opposing views which have been
maintained concerning the evolution Of the love
Of wild nature. While it is by no means true
that the attraction to mountains IS as Mr..
Freshfeld suppOseS, - healthy primitive and
almost universal human instinct" the move
widely current view that that attraction dates
from little more than century back is still
further opposed to the truth.
4 psychological Interpretation OF the facts
shows us that while there probably always and
everywhere have been q few persons who have
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Menoelssobn Dato Price Of Rrecocttp.

On BuELOW in his inciSive way we'll declared
that Mendessohn began as genius and ended
rs talent, MendeSsohn is, in TRUTH one Of
the disapponments OF musical history He
came TO maturity too soon. Hence the small
amount Of development his music shows from
first to last, aud the tendency to premature
exhaustion.
His musical output even as a boy was
enormous, some fifty or sixty pieces, including
trios, sOnatas, piano solos, songs, a eantata, a
comedy and other things being composed in
tle year 1920 alone By the time he was IA
he had become, with precocity unusual even
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another perjures herself before God and man.
and deserves the misery which usually is her
portion.
1t rarely Is wise to do evil hoping that good
may come; that the end justifes the means at
best Is speciOuS pleading. They who marry for
money sell their liberty" and the spirit OF self
sacrifice not al-svs is strong enough patiently 70
endure lifelong slavery. Most people are capable
OF herOism for a few moments once in a life
time; many for an hour or So bat the number Of
those who can " suffer and be strong unceas-
ingly, who can rise TO the heights Of heroic self
sacrifice and keep on It's pinnacle for years until
death releases them, IS few indeed
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Moral Sentiments Ere Mt9ber Senses.

GERMAN biologist has tried to calculate how
much we know Of the world. He has used thu
i've senses as a gauge. Organisms with but
one sense cognize an entirely different universe
from those that have two senses. And those
with three senses from those with four. Man.
with his five senses and celebrated nascent
sixth sense, has the largest and completest
world Of all.
With every new sense the environment
changes its aspect. And so far as we are
aware the universe might require a hundred
or a million. an iRfnity Of senses fully TO be
apprehended.
Nor does the process end with the senses
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VERY little while l come il touch with a young
man in the business world who is becoming
sufficiently numerous to represent type. Not
only Is he a type, but he is following a mis-
taken idea in general which can work only i'll
to himself if he continues
This young man most frequently is an en-
ploye Of a large organization. He sees 10 il
that he presses the button in the time clock
promptly. He wears his best front in the Office.
Every task which he is set to do is accom-
plished always with an eye 10 possible future
explanations as to his work. How he did one
thing, why he didn't do another. when he pur-
poses TO do something else-al things that are
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GRITTY is partly the wonderful command Mendels-
sohn had by that time acquired Of his slender
stock Of ideas, partly the greater effectiveness
with which he had learned 10 use the choral
masses, and partly real deepening OF the old
familiar channels Of feeling.
In the best Of Mendelssohn and the most en-
during he is a genuine master If not Of the select
company Of the greatest II We want him at bis
best we must 90 10 him when he is reveing in
the pure Joy Of animated motion for Us own sake
OF painting in that exquisite water color style Of
his the winds and waves and the beautiful sub
human things that live in them.
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much is to be doubted whether the girl who
asks which of two suitOrs she shall accept has
not already made her decision; whether instead
OF seeking counsel she does not desire cor
hrmation in the course she has chosen, and
hopes to be commended as a self-sacrihcing and
dutiful daughter.
OF the two men, the one whom she pro-
fesses TO love is all that her heart desires, a
young man against whom others can find
naught to say excepting that he IS poor. That
is to say that he has nothing beyond his salary
Of $1,000 year and the few hundreds which
he has saved for nest egg. Her friends and
her family all insist that q girl brought up as
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expected approaches guardedy something that
may prove his undog unless shall prepare against
On his desk will find the card Do 1t Now There
Will be reminders Keep Smiling" Don't Make the
Mistake Twice and such But spite all this knowledge
shows that his responsible superior
has close Of the
this type young preparing always against
holding the his always held
Nothing his line duty accomplished by fnaity.
He doesn't himself Well there's the
doesn't know But only
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heart shall see God" Lacking the ethical equiD
ever 10 attain the pinnaces Of adept faculties
And II a disciple or an initiate fall from
grace such miraculous powers as be has hard
Won are said 10 disappear. Otherwise put, his
high morality in It's several phases becomes the
faculty BY which he contacts the world unseen
and beholds the great vision. His moral sentl-
ments are, indeed, his higher sense organs.
They are the sight hearing. touch, smell, taste
by which he apprehends the subtler realms
II by any chance he lose these he inevitably
IS deaf dumb, and blind on the higher planes.
To lose his moral sentiments IS 10 reeede- To
WIN them IS TO advance II is 70 develop the
higher senses whereby the higher worlds are
cognized.
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she has been ought income
Her other lover wealthy with assured position
older than herself and she does
she has high for him, which her mother says
with little maxims preaching
ter heart Moreover he is devOtedy with
that he viii be delighted 10 crafty every
Then too he do family promises pro
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little windows the little landscape
had done in 1925
Yet though he and understood life his later
his earlier
he became older MsndesOhn is example
technique acquired early helping
tine R-hn+ri . is
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Bp DeIen OIofieIo.

such probability strongly VIII learn 10 love
him, least with the friendship and vii
not find il difficult 70 be a good wife him.
But for loving affection Of which
she IS capable 70 another solely money nol
less than egazed prostitution The maton
al while her heart is given 10
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seems to have been completed when he about It. The popular
view that Mendesohn would have become greater
born poor has truth in it.
His fathers wealth and position society boy many
rab things the best training leisure study practice the
companonsp of the eminent Europe time
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Bp MapelocR EIIis.

from the most primitive times, whether or not its
expression or even became definitely conscious.
The love Of Wild nature is a love Of scenery
excluded. Of scenery which seems, though per
hsps mistakenly. without utility FOR man In
the strict sense, Therefore, such feeling may be
described as originally both unsOciable and luxu-
rious. II tended 20 draw men away from their
fellows and away from the useful arts % life.
II IS this fact which determines the attitude
Of saTages towards natural scenery II the say
age took what civilized man might consider
strictly practical view Of his life, he would doubt
less have no feeling whatever for the wild Bu-
il so happens that savages nearly everywhere
believe that the external world holds beings and
influences which have an effect on their prac-
teal life.
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assembled pioneers
have been emperamentay exceptional persons by
their abnormal constitutions insincyey thrown
less violent and indignant opposition
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The poets intuition and Imagination carry him
from the Of the the duard gentle mind
tender sensibes dwes in different sphere
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Bp Hoa Map KrecRer.

basic foundation OF al the higher powers The pure in
a see Cod Lacking the ethical equipment can hope
c-as - u
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-02-24
An Enthusiastic Meeting.

The Barber county delegates who at
tended the State meeting Of The Farm
ers Union at Salina last week.. L.
Cant A. E. Hen. Walter Jackson and
Albert Pelton- returned home last Frii-
day. They report a very enthusiastic
meeting. The membership during the
past year has increased beyond the organ.
izaien's fondest expectations and the
enthusiasm and earnestness of the dele.
gates was very manifest.
The Farmers Union is doing practica
work and the farmers are realizing re.
turns rapidly.
The new state officers for the ensuing
year are as follows:
President, M. McAuhf, Saline.
Vice President, Geo. w. Garfield,
Cherokee.
Secretary, Eli C. Roadhouse. Osborne
Treasurer, Chas. Walker, Morris.
State Lecturer, Mrs. Ella Burton,
Shawnee.
Door-keeper. Gus Olson. Saline.
Chaplain. S. L. Clanahan, Ford.
Conductor. Gus Ochs. Hodgeman.
Executive Committee. D. D. Dillon,
Morris; w. B. Eames. Shawnee; John
LOOMS. Lyon; ]. c. Mckee, Cherokee;
Isom Wright. Barton.
The next state convention will be held
in Emporia in February, 1910.
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Dwelling Burned at Sharon.

Samuel Robnson's house in Sharon
was destroyed by FIRE last Wednesday.
The FIRE started in the upper story and
was evidently burning for some time be-
fore discovered, as it was impossible to
go up stairs when it was first known
that the house was burning. Part Of the
household goods down stairs was saved
but the FIRE spread so rapidly that not all
Of the furniture and clothing could be
gotten out.
The fire is supposed to have started
from defective Aue but it is not certain
that this is the case.
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An Old Settler Gone.

Samuel South died at his home in
Deerhead township at 5: 30 a. m, Sat.
urday. February 10Th. after a long illness.
He was sick during most Of the winter
and the disease was complicated.
The funeral was held at Lake City on
Sunday. conducted by Rev. ]. H. Sham
berger Of Mingona.
MIR. South was over 20 years Of age
and was one Of Barber county's early
settlers. He was known by everybody
in western Barber as a genial, whole
souled man and neishbor and his death
is deeply regretted.
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The Second Baptist church Of this city
will give musical entertainment at The
First Baptist Church Thursday evening,
March 4th. Old Plantation Songs by
the colored folks will be rendered and
good entertainment IS assured. The
proceeds viii go toward erecting church
building. Admission Is cents.
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We take this means Of expressing
our heartfelt gratitude to the friends who
so kindly assisted US in various ways in
the hour Of bereavement. Their kind
ness and word: Of sympathy will always
remain precious memory with US.
w. H. Thompson and family.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-02-24

Jack Williams left on Monday to take
treatment in Bethany hospital in Kansas
City. 1t was his intention when he left
to submit to an operation for appendicitis
and if his physician decides on operation
is necessary Dr.. Coleman will go to
Kansas City probably the latter part Of
this week to assist. Jack expects to be
in the hospital about SIX weeks.
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For Sale

Two 3-year-old-coming 4, register
ed Percheron Stations. One brown
and one black. Weight 1900 pounds
each. Also one Jack. light points. 5
hands high. weight 1000 pounds. This
Jack was shipped from Missouri by A.
w. Flint. This stock has stood in this
county and is known to be all right.
]. V. Bloom,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
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An Opportunity

Residence property for sale. $50 feet
fronting east on north Walnut street
Good house, five rooms and seven 40 foot
lots. City water and good well. Many
fine shade trees and plenty of fruit.
House situated on first lot. Must be
sold soon. Owner leaving. Commune
cate with F. j. Cartan, Medicine Lodge,
Kansas.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank the neishbors and
friends who so kindly assisted US during
the sickness in our family and in the
death Of our child. These deeds will
always be held in grateful remembrance.
II. S. Groves aad wife.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-02-24

Mrs. Springer desires to say to the
ladies' Of Medicine Lodge and vicinity
that her former trimmer. Miss Tibbetts,
will be here soon or on the first Of March,
and also that she has fine line Of baby
hoods and caps on hand now for the
Ipring trade.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-02-24

, w. A. Mahara. the well known man.
ager Of theatrical companies, has charge
of The Irish Senator" company that vii
visit this city Friday night. This facf, IN
addition to the fact that the great come
dian. James L. McCabe. plays the prin-
cipal part IN the show. nsures its success.
regardless Of the other strong support the
company carries. Secure your ticket.
today.
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Wednesday subscription paper for
the benefit Of Fred Thrasher was circu-
lated about town and met a generous re-
spouse from business men and people;
about $500 was donated and will help
this young man materially to recuperate
his FIRE loss.--Isabel Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-02-24

Geo. Woodward and cousin, Clarence
woodward, went to Gage, Oklahoma
on Sunday to be gone several weeks
The length Of their absence depends en-.
trely on whether things are wet or div
In the Gage vicinity, according to H. rs
philosophy.
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The Baptist church did not have the
capacity to accommodate all who came
to hear ]. K. Codding's address on
Temperance Sunday night and many
were turned away. The address was
very interesting.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-02-24

Dr.. Henry Wisner and wife depart
ed on Saturday morning on a pleasure
mp to New Orleans and other points in
The south. The cold weather here has
been rather severe on Dr.. Wisner and
Il IS their intention to remain in the south
until the early summer.
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&c. Davis and wife went to Wichita
yesterday to consult ply sician in regard
to Mr.. DaMs's soreness on the face
which does not seem to be healing
Satisfactorily.
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Taken up. A steer, coming 2 years
Old, mottle-face, both ears cropped, no
brand visible. Owner can have same
by calling at my place at Sun City and
paying for advertisement and feed bill
since June.-T. T. Hatfield.
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A couple Of doves with soled wings,
accompanied by former citizen, were
making the acquaintance Of some Of the
hilariously inclined ones in the city Satur-
day night. They did not remain quite
long enough to connect with the jail.
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Miss Mary Davis has made tremen-
deus gain during the past week in the
Capital contest. Her vote up to Satur-
day night was 1880 and she is now
bird IN the race.
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J. w. Thompson and family of Wichi-
Ia were called here last Thursday to at
tend the funeral Of Mr.. Thompson moth
a. They returned home on Monday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-02-24

R. M. Smith has been indisposed fof
more than week but is reported con-
siderabIy better this week.
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The Social Club will meet with Mrs.
c. B. Currie Friday afternoon Of this
week.
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Miss Maude Tilden Of Isabel visited
With friends in the city last week.
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Forsyth's mill is the right place to get
your feed. Com chop. kafir chop, bran.
shorts and chicken feed always on hand.
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CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY

call your attention to the fact that Rock
.land Listers and Two-row Disc Guilt
Vators are the leading farm tools.