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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13

sunrise, and none but Naraini knows
to what a perilous resort thou art
driven to redeem thy word"
Il was lied to-" he argued sullenly
"A false tale was brought me--by one
who hath repented of his errorl If /
was told that Har Dyal Rutton would
be in India upon such-and such day.
am l to blame that / did promise to
bring him to the Gateway"
And seeing that the man is dead.
art thou TO blame for bringing in his
place substitute, even so poor a
changeling as his man Amber? Ma,
be not angry; 10 blame thee? Have
done aught but serve thee to the end
thou dost desire7 Thou
shouldst be grateful to me, rather
than menace me with thine anger
/. And" she added, sweetly, 1T
were well for thee that thou shouldst
bear always IN mind my intimacy with
thy secret II thou art king, then /
am more than queen, in Khandawar.
Il am not angry. Narainl." he told
her humbly. but mad with love for
thee"
And lust. my lord. for-power." she
interpolated.
But II what thou has said be
true"
Who liea 70 the king. is already
dead man Why should / trouble 10
deceive thee. heaven-born? tell
thee, the man is won. The day shall
declare It; This night will he ride with
me to Kathiapur. Why didst thou not
tarry to eayesdrop7 Indeed thou hast
lost an oppo nifty that may never a
second time be thine--to learn Of the
wiles OF a woman"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
Instruc,lon In car,oons.

have found that one ~ be easiest
and most interesting way If teaching
my growing boys current events is by
having them make a scrapbook Of the
cartoons that appear In the daily pa.
pers and magazines AS soon as the
papers have been read, the cartoons
and pictures that bear on the leading
questions OF the dag are carefully cut
out and put in a special place dll the
end of the month. Then we look over
them together and save for the scrap
book only the best and cleverest
1t is really surprising what a de
ightful little recreation this makes
for the evenings. II encourages a dis
cussion Of current history, In WnicA
the father usually Joins, and at the
same time promises feeling Of good
comradeship between parents and chill
dren. -Harper's Bazaar.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13

with assumed disdain. It was no
part of wisdom, in her understanding
to tell him of her interview with Am
Der. A mans jealousy is potent
weapon In woman's hands. but must
be welded with discretion
BE OF good heart" she conferred
him. IF he doth fail to survive the
ordeal--Har Dyal Rutton hath died
II he doth survive"
'Har Dyal Rutton shall die within
the hour" Salig Singh concluded, grim.
ly. But / am troubled.
cannot but ask myself continually:
Were II not wiser TO confess failure
and abide the outcome?"
How long wouldst thou abide the
outcome, my king, after thou hadst
informed the council of this deception
TO which thou hast been too willing
and ready a party? He who
misled you died dogs death But
thou--art thou in love with deaIh?"
Unless thy other name be Death,
Naraiui
"0r II the council should spare thee
AS is unlikely? The patience OF the
Body is as the patience of kings
scant; and its mercy is like unto its
patience. But say thou art
spared; what then? How long art
thou prepared to wait until tire Mem.
bers of the Body shall again be in
such complete accord as now? When
again shall all Hindustan be ripe for
revolt Aho! Thou wouldst
have sweet patience In the waiting.
Salig Singh Let matters rest
as they be. my lord"-this trace Inn
periously. Leave the man to me;
stand sponsor for him until the Gate
way shall have received him and
and perhaps for little afterwards"
Thou art right as ever" lie lifted
his gaze to meet hers and his eyes
famed. Il leave my life on your
knees. Naraini. Iove thee and
by all the gods. thou art altogether a
woman!"
And thou man, your
highness?" she countered provokingIy.
Nay" she concluded, eyading him
with supple squirm, be content un.
I'll this affair be contaminated. Walt
until tho time wacn I'm empress shall
reign over ali Bharuta and thou, my
lord. shall be her minister of state"
The mans voice shook. THAT hour
is not far of. my queen. Thou wilt
not keep me waiting longer?"
She gave him the quick promise OF
her eyes.
She swept away from him. toward
the parapet. He took single step
in pursu't and halted, following her
with a glance that was at once care.
less and threat
With eyes half-yeiled by long Ian
gorous lashes the woman threw back
her head until her swelling throat was
tense. She raised her arms and
stretched them wide The sun, soar.
ing suddenly. a crimson diek above
the ridge, seemed TO strike fire from
her strange. savage beauty as from
jewel
Her parted lips moved. but the man
who had drawn near enough to hear
caught two words only
"Narsinil -. Empress"
CTo BE CONTINUED
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
CHAPTER XVI.
Sunrise for Two.

Amber found his way out of the
garden without difficulty: at the door
way an eunuch waited The maharana
himself, perhaps in Difference to the
dictates of discretion. did not reap
pear, and Amber had no desire to see
him again. He was eager only TO get
away, to find a place and time to
think, and to get into communication
with I4abertouche.
In the caYern-like chamber at the
water level Dulla Dad had the boat
in readiness. Amber embarked, not
without a sigh of relief. and the Mo
hammedan with his doublespaded
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13

learn style, but to go on writing as she
had before. He took her MS. TO the
Countess Matthew de Noailles. but the
latter was ''scandalized by the bad
spelling" and poor Charles Louis Phil
ippe died when still a young man.
Mirbeau has now taken up the seam
stress-novelist, and her novel has Just
been issued, with an enthusiastic pref
ace by him. have Just read the book.
and am amazed by It's literary finish.
Everyone who has ever read the writ
ing Of beginners knows that their over
whelming fault 10 to say too much. To
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13

into the room md found the Virginian
sleeping like log. his head upon the
table. His face was deeply colored
with crimson. as If a fever burned
him. and his breathing was loud and
stertorous.
Psusing, the native beckoned to one
who skulked without and the latter
entering, the two lPid hold Of the un.
conscious man and bore him to the
charpoy. The second native slipped
silver money into the khansamah's
palm.
He viii sleep till evening"" he said.
81: any come asking for him, say that
hA has gone abroad, leaving no word.
More than this you do not know. The
sspoys have an order to prevent all
from entrance"
y.
Beneath the spreading bantam, by
the cistern of the goldfish, Naraini
with smoldering eyes watched Amber
disappear In the wilderness Of shrub
berry. He walked as a man with a set
purpose, never glancing back. She
laughed uneasily but waited motion
less where he had left her, until the
echo Of his boot-heels on the marble
slabs had ceased to ring in the neigh.
boring corridor Then, lifting a flow
er-like hand to her mouth. she touched
her lips gently and with an air Of Gu
riosity. The resentment In her eyes
gave place to an emotion lesg super
fetal by Indur and by Har," she
sBore softly. I'm one thing at least
he is Ike a rajput; he kisses as man
kisses
The east was gray with dusk OF
dawn-a light that grew apace, ma
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
.-rnere wa. work - ~ aou.- ~ :.

There was WORK 10 be DONE he ~
pested. Il went to take measures
against thy failure
20 thou OF little faithi"
Nay. why should neglect proper
precautions7 Whether thy confidence
be justified or not, thi1 night will Har
Dyal Rutton-or one like him-endurs
the ordeal OF the Gateway"
so have told thee" she assented
equally. "He will come. because
Naraini bids him"
1T may be So II not, another lure
shall draw him.
She started with annoyance. The
Englishwoman OF the pieture?"
Have l named her?n He lifted his
heavy brows in affected surprise.
Nay. but"
Secret for secret" he offered:
mine for thine. Is II q bargain, o
Pearl of Khandawar?'
Keep thy silly secret, then, as
viii keep mine own counsel, she said,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
Dressn,aker and Novelist

Claire" She earned her living with
her needle and thread, and In her short
intervals OF leisure write her autobiog-
raphy. Her sight failing her. she had
to give up sewing, and, TO keep the
wolf from the door, thought Of turning
her Ms. to account The late Charles
Louis Philippe. himself q novelist
who described the life Of the poor with
much power. read her manuscript. and
advised her. above al, not 70 try 90
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
Boundary Not Yet FIXED.

Differences. which arose In the
Joint conference Of the boundary COM
mittees Of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
here, and precluded the possibility OF
reaching an agreement on the ST.
Louis river dispute at this time, led to
the settlement by the two committees
upon December 6 as the date for the
next joint conference.
That the boundary line should fol-
low the center Of the main channel.
az indicated by the government maps,
Is advocated by tie Wisconsin com
mission.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
Freak.

The elevator was waiting for pas
sengers on the ground floor Of the shy
scraper when an excited woman dut
tered over to the man running T.
Does this car go up7" she Inquired.
breathlsss.
mo, madam" said the elevator
man. unperturbed; this IL a erosS
town car
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
Must Be Tested AoaIn.

Three hundred persons in the state
who hold certificates issued by the
Wisconsin live stock sanitary board.
authorizing them to administer the tu
berculin test to cattle. must get new
permits fl they want to continue the
work. This is the substance OF an
opinion given by Attorney General
Bancroft to DR.. A. II. Hartwig. state
veterinarian. who asked whether the
new law passed By the recent legisla-
ture relating TO the testing of cattle
for tuberculosis affected permits is.
sued under the old law.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
Expert Urges Babcook Test.

The Babcock test is saving many
times It's cost annually on many dairy
farms, and at the same time is en-
ablIng farmers to select their best
cows and to improve their herds more
rapidly than can be done by any other
means There should be a Babcock
tester regularly used on every dairy
farm. and in every rural school in the
state"
This comment on a Wisconsin in
yention which made its originator.
Dr. s. NJ Babcock, world famous, is
contained In bulletin. How to Use
the Babcock Test" published by he
agricultural college of the University
Of Wisconsin. The author is J. l..
Sammis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
'nab.c to Spell, Marguerite AudoUs, q
Paris seamstresS, Yet Writes q
Most Remarkable Book.

". Octave Mirbeau discovered Maui
rice Maaterlinck. He has now discoT-
cred an illiterate seamstTess who II
novelist Of genius. Marguerite Audoux.
She never learned how 20 write; does
not snow how to spell; but she has
srit1ea q remarkable beok, Marie
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
Wisconsin Patents.

Wisconsin Patents.
Ernest Meier. La Crosse. wind
shield; Leal L. Montgomery, Superior,
vacuum pump and cleaning apparatus;
John H. Reed. Lancaster, vehicle
Wheel; Walter J. Richards, assignor
TO National Brake and Electric com
pany. Milwaukee, lubricant gland;
Frank Z. Rollins and A. l. Rollins,
Nation. car stake: Burt d. Stevens,
assignor to the Berlin Machine works,
BeIoit, adjusting means for saws; Ed
gar H. Symons. Milwaukee, dumping
gagon, Fred W. ziemendorf, Stevens
Te'rt. bed spring bottom tightener.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
SAYS Game Is Plentiful.

Deer were never more plentiful In
Wisconsin than they are this year, ac-
cording to State Game Warden Sholts.
who also declares that this years
hatch of partridge was unusually
large. and the wardens report that
there are more of them than in a long
time. Ducks and other birds are also
said to be more numerous than they
have been for many years. Some of
the game laws were changed by the
legislature, and Warden Sholts is pre-
pairing a hunters memorandum to
show these changes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13

Il is said that the Academy Of Ten,
founded by Edmond de Concourt
thinks Of awarding her its annual prize
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
CALL WISCONSIN
THEIR BIRTHPLACE
Ninnebagos Claim This State as
Their Garden of Eden"
INDIANS BELIEVE IN TALE
Or. Radln, Who Has Been at Work
Among the Redskins for Three
Years, Has Boxes Of Written
Stories.

Madlson.-In the mythology of the
Winnebago Indians. the story which is
now being recorded by DIR. Paul Radin,
the tribe has, in it's weird, ancient
story-narratiye. which has been hand.
ed down through the ages, much that
is as mysterious and wonderful as in
the story Of the childhood OF the hui
man race that comes from the Garden
OF Eden.
Doctor Radin is sent out by the
chronological bureau of the Smith
sunian institute at Washington to de-
vote certain space OF time each year
to certain tribes. He has been at
work among the Winnebago three
seasons and has boxes OF written
stories. nearly completing the won
derful tale as Il has come down
through the years. Some time this
will be printed by the government
and become an endless source OF To-
cal color for authors.
Ethnologists, from a study of Ian
guages OF cognate tribes and o'ler
sources, had concluded that the Sioux
nation, of which the Winnebago are
a tribe, migrated from the Atlantic
coast about the Piedmont or the Blue
mountains of Virginia and North Caro-
lima. down the Cumberland gap and
the Ohio river, before De Soto discov.
cred the Mississippi river. Neverthe-
less the old Winnebago traditions per
sistently claim the genesis of their
race as occurring In the beautiful oak
openings and prairies OF Wisconsin.
Those who may be disposed to be
skeptical. may suppose the tribe as re-
siding upon this beautiful boundary
so long that their story has become
gradually changed as to location, yet
they believe I'm II all as firmly and per
sistently as do those millions who ad'
nit the Bible as their source of his
tory as to the raising up of Adam
from pinch of dust and Eve from his
ribs
The Christian race is not so for
tunate, however, as their dusky
brethren. For no one pretends to point
10 the place OF the white mans be
ginning. while our dusky brothers
think they can locate their Garden OF
Eden. They are certain II is in Wis
consin. They are certain Il Is along
the eastern border near Lake Michl'
gan, and In fact one clan, the Bear
clan, came up from the spirit world
out Of Lake Michigan as a bear, and
shaking the waters from his long hair
on the shore. and looking about on
this beautiful land turned into hui
man being.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
AnpIe shonl a ths FaIr.

The first real apple show ever held
in Wisconsin will be at the state fair
this fall Much enthusiasm is being
aroused throughout the state in the
horticultural exhibit. and the newspa-
pers OF the various counties particu-
larly interested in the growing OF
fruits have called attention TO the pro
posed exhibit and are encouraging
fruit growers TO make this a bonner
year for horticulturists at the fair.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
RooseveIt In PraIse d LeaI.Iaturo.

Roosevelt In Praise Of Legislature.
DIR. Charles Mccarthy, librarian OF
the Wisconsin legislative reference
bureau. said that he had Just re-.
ceived a letter from former President
Roosevelt praising the 1911 Wisconsin
legislature for the large amount OF
constructive legislation enacted Col
onel Roosevelt asked for copies OF the
most progressive laws enacted and
for all available printed comment re-
gardlng them.
Doctor Mccarthy has Just returned
from Boston. where he attended the
annual conference of the national
uniform legislation commission. He
was the only representative present
missioners. E A. Frost of Milwaukee.
and Judge e. Ray Stevens Of Madl-
son. having been unable to attend.
Every state in the Union except Ne
vada was represented.
The new Wisconsin workmen's com
was generally approved by the dele
gates to the conference. and those
who had examined Il carefully be-
lleyed that II would be held eonstitu-
tional A petition for permission to
bring suit 10 test this law ia now
pending in the Wisconsin supreme
court Ten other states have already
used the Wisconsin law as a model for
statutes adopted or to be adopted by
them.
An unsuccessful effort was made TO
have the Boston conference approve
the federal government pure food
standards az standards for the various
states
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31
Crowds on T. & P
a. D. DAltlliiiptN
tlsn Nat

Extra sleepers and coaches
probably will be added to the
night westbound Texas a Pacific,
for the purpose OF handling the
large crowds which are now
travelling to and from the Pacific
Coast by the way of the Santa
Fe cutoff, which crosses the
Texas a Pacific at SWeetwater.
These special coaches will run TO
Big Springs and turn, thus max
ing up the Deficiencies IN trans
portation facilities now afforded.
Passengers complain that they
can't get berths on the Texas d
Pacific east bound trains, when
they transfer at SWeetWater,
and at many times are unable to
get seats. The traffic east has
been increased greatly since the
Santa Fe cutoff began operation.
Fort Worth Telegram
1t is explained. See Ava
lanche ad. II
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

The Santa Fe railroad will
socn discard ire telegraph for
the telephone in diSparching its
trains, and a line is to be put up
at once between Amarillo and
Plainview, at an expense Of
50. 600
The Santa Fe has had tele-
phone lines in operation on parts
of It's old main line for a year
or two, and the project Is EVIL
IDENTITY a success. Plainview
News.
Steam tdlcanizing. WILEY
Pickett. 3 II
Before the election it was reg
ulation. moderation and peace.
Since il has been acquisition,
investigation and peace. This Is
a great country.
Jim Campbell returned from
Oklahoma Friday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31
j T.. BULLOCK
rs 4 BACON
e. a. PIERCE
Special commissioners
Three Men Indicted

Amarillo. Texas. August 26 -
Seth Treadwel and ". :. Lay
ton. of Amarillo. and Earl Wei-
mar. of Plaiuyiew. were indicted
by the Potter County Grand
Jury Thursday evening on the
charge OF conducting a prize
fight as contemplated under the
felony statute Of Texas. Bail
has been granted in the sum of
200 each to the defendants.
The charges grew out of an al
Ieged prize fight in Amarillo July
a between Trsdwell and Weimar
at Glenwood Park Theater. of
which layton was manager.
h esssrIt f''ir work w { !,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

Vernon secured the next An
rual Meeting Of the Panhandle
fremens Association. which held
forth NJ nslhnt last week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31
LAND LISTED WITH US

Moves for the reason
that the price at which
We list il makes 1t an at
tractiye investment
This L. the main reason
VT are successful in this
line Of work. We want
land owner. living away
from Lubbock 30 give W.
a li~t If the lands that
they have for sale and
also correspond with ~
when you are IA the
market for the purchase
CT land
We also buy land
This is another advan-
tagr We enjoy a distinct
advantage over most
laud agents II you fN
"a price on your holdings
that Justify the invest
ment We buy outright
Keep boo touch with NJ
II pays
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

]. r. Barnett. of the firm OF
Barnett & Tomlinson. made a
business trip TO Tahoka Saturday
returning Mondas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

Avery Turner. of Amarillo.
who is vice president OF the
Santa Re Railway Company. was
here Friday and Saturday of last
week. and took a sU.n over the
county around town 900 an auto.
taking notes OF the general con
ditions of things. and seemed
well pleased with the outlook.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-31

Pickett " : IL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
@o6lt--s6nct.

@etront, unt lesteit Montcg. Inn
5 llbr Hnd mittogs. in ser @ob.
mug Der Gltern Der 9raiit, Serr
glbert q. @oblt uno SRI. a6a O..
Shlet, belize BON &eri1afiit. 3aitor
Sueomeper poll5og Den Sraltaft.
Die 9roitt lit cine liebcnS1piiroige
iebr bc8obta jitp9e 9aine, fuelde
mebrere Sabre ols 9ebrerin in he.
madFartelt Sd,rfen tb1tig mar, nrto
Der gr1ntigdm lit ein Sobir bon
Serrn @itit. @obIt ur6 @attin itrto
1T elm arpgeiteater 6er Serntai,n
6errp & &ndet SO. @ir %ipiinSden
oe.t iunaep Gaar eiten ionnigell
8eg 0ltrd)'S 2eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
gIIn,o gReper ii hon Z

Sri. Nina Weper III bon ct
2ouis bier eiiigetroffen 5lart geilid
ibrer Mutter, 6rau Minn Meper.
-6rau @eorg @rnoapiaer, Dor
9. 2ouis. bcfin0et iid bier aitf @e.
fu6 bel ibren angebopigel.
-6rib Tunait, BON ct. 2ouis,
peilt Sur 3eit bier aitf @eilrfi bei
feinen angeborigcn, ionic SrennOen
ulro 8efanirteu.
5rau Or. 0onebep, uitS airp-
Der, refiten am letten Montag mie.
Der nod i6rcr Seimatb, in Boone
bile, DO.
2onis @egennnn rciite ont Mor
tna Meicr @pde nod Maribua, @o.
sllm 9eiird, Ser 5nnilie non @m.
@iiuger.
STRAIT q. $. Saleiritter lin6
Srl. &apOee Tobpn befanoeit lid, am
letten 6reitng in Sefferiot Gitp, alti
8eilrf bel 6reult6en lrit0 9efnnnten.
gm nGfiten Montog, ben 4.
September. 1T y2nbor 9ap", alto
elm geietIifer 6eiertn9; Die Ban.
Ten, ionic aud sic 8oit, perben oa.
her an oieiem Gage 9eid,loiieit ieit.
SnIneiter araettlp, BON Gar.
t9oge, Mo., befaro iidJ oieier Gage
bier aitf 8ein6 nno iprad audi BEL
tifts Dor, 5r Grrcerng ieines aboir.
relrents oitf das &oIfsblatt.
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erbieItcn aln @ittippd6, oeit 80 8. 81.
morgens in Ger 6riibe, eiiRn 9eiud,
bon @epotter Stordy; eS lit Elm
mltnteres, fleines Babel. 8ir ora.
fnliren beitenS.
Srau Martba MoelIer irnO
6eren Sobn, bon Sope, beTanSem iid
on Dienstoa bier ilno itotteten aud
iltS einen 9eilp6 ab. bcbufS Grneil.
erllrrg hires announcements aitf Die
3eitung.
-Gbriit @rnlper, bon Stonp Sin
befano ii6 5u aiufottg 0ieier @oae,
9eIfaftebalber, bier in ser Staot;
er iprodJ bel Oieier @eIegenbeit aud
bel inns Dor, 5ur G%rnelrrlrN iei-
ltas 8onnements.
Srau @m. &oebn, bon ct.
Sollis, meldp sum 8eii,d) i9ur 9TH
geborigem Der SantiIie 2iltgerfeloer,
bier tpeilt, brad am Mottoa nlldJ
ailf t%rierer Sffice Dor, 5uu grnelie.
rltes oes Announcements aui ole Sci.
tuirg. sE