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ioS T H E HOBART H E R A L D . For an instant the vast body of water lifts itself high toward heaven, in milky foam— but what an instant! Far, far into the green depths one looks — behold ! N o longer does h e linger in the outer courts of the unknown ; Neptune has received him in his palaces. For an instant of time is mortal-born permitted a glimpse o f ocean’s deep mysteries. For one, in that awful green, lie secrets of the infinite, the background o f the shadowy intangible. Man’s reason dropped, his fancy spurs him on. What fleeting forms he sees!— W h a t ditn visions!— Children of the storm, water nvmphs o f old. No longer is h is soul bound down to the hard lines o f rationality. That glimpse has taught him, mayhap, something o f the depth o f mystery that surrounds his being, where reason i s a blind guide— where fleeting fancy, once iu a lifetime, may conducft him beyond the dread limits which Nature sets to baffle mortals. w. nt . c . 3 xiU K i$iU tpr<xU Q p w * (&j00oct<xftotu O F F I C I A L NOTICE. On Tuesday, November 17, the New York State Intercollegiate Press Association w ill hold its fifth annual convention at Colgate University,, under the auspices o f the Madisoneyisis. Interesting papers pertaining to college journalism w ill be presented and discussed. I t is the earnest wish of the committee in charge that all members of the association be represented at this meeting. The first session will he called to order at two o ’clock in the afternoon. Arrangements are being made for a public address in the even ing by a prominent member of the newspaper profession. After the address the annual banquet will be served to the delegates and invited guests. The papers o f the association will please send the names of their delegates to Mr. F. R. Morris, Hamilton, N. Y_ A general and cordial invitation is extended to all. C, T \ Brow n b e e , Colgate, President. G- F- S t r a y k r , Syracuse, Secretary.
