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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

Cine Ro6ri9t aus 9amburg, mos
nd9 bon 2onbon aus cine Summe BON
100000 our 8esriinbung elmer llniz
beriitdt ~sefpenbet fei. TT, pie ipdtere
Melbungen befasen, in bieier 5orm
ni9t ri6tig. Gs Iino pislmebr, ME
iebt BON amtltAer Ste0e aus 9amburg
mitgetbeilt pirb, ni3t BON elmer, fon>
bern bon mebreren Seiten Gapitalien
berseseben begin. auseiast, unb 0tpar
ni9t fir cine uniDeriitGt, fonbern fir
cine humburgii9e pifenf4aftIt4e
Stiftung.
3psd Der Stifiung lit, bic @iFens
56aften unb beren Yflsge unb @erbreiz
tung in Samburg gu fDrbern. gu oiez
fem 3ped fDnnen Biz auf tpeiteres nur
bic idbrIi6en 3inien bes miinbelfi9er
anaulegenben Capitals Der Stiftuns
peripanbt perben. Sonte aber fpdter
bas Capital Der Stiftung bur9 peitez
re S6entungen 10 ansepa4ien ietn,
bab es fir ii9 alein pber unter 9in@
suSiebung bon Mitteln, bic Der Staat
fir bieien 3ped our @erfiigune felt,
ousrei9enb 1T, I'M cine ltniDeriitGt
pber cine anbere SoGi9ule aagemetnen
gbarofters gu erri6ten unb Su erhal<
ten, 10 fpu bus Guratorium Der Stifz
tune bere6tist ietn, bos Stiftunssper>
mDeen unter setpifen &ebinsunsen
fir bic grri9tung elmer fol9en aagez
meinen 9O9f9uIe 81 bertpenben. Sas
guratprium Der Stiftung 1T aus elmer
erDberen 3abl betannter 9amburger
Decentralization 5ufammeneefest. Den
1priiB in ibm fibrt Der prafes Der
Sberf9ulbebDrbe, Seftion fir bic ptz
ienf6aftIiden Nnitalten.
Weiteres iiber bieie Stiftung, bic
ert in GINGER Ssit on bic SeHsutltdz
felt treten fo1, fann, tpie es betBt, eez
senipGrtig nod ni9t sefaet tperbet.
Oie Inaelesenbeit lit bisber euf ben
Wunf9 Der G9enfer itreng pertrouli4
bebanbelt norben. DAP Der Grinoung
elmer uniperiitdt Die fDrefGltigften Gr=
fudauneen iiber Ginridtung unb Ius>
ftattuns fptpte iiber Die erfprberli9en
@elbmittsl po~rausse6en miihen. lieet
auf Der 9anb. ueber bic Dirt, fpie fol<
DIE l1niberiitGt einauri9ten lei, iinb Die
Meinunesn nod feinestpegs sefldrt.
Sie BON Der einsn ober anberen Seits
bieriiber perDffentli9ten @ori6lGse
finb bur9peg gang pribater ytntur
uno pbHe 5ibluns NIT Der hamburgts
i6en Notwithstanding sema4t.
Die neue @tiftuns tunn friber pber
ipGtsr our 8esriinbuns elmer 9amburs
ger Sodf9ule ausemeinen G~haratters
fibren, unb lie 1T, ME bic 8erbdltniils
Iiesen, tpob1 Der einsige @ee, INN 5u
bieiem 3iele gu gelanssr. abgeieben
bapon -ober pirb bic @tiftune f4on
jeBt fir bic JDrberuns bss pi1ens
f6aftli6en 2ebens unb fir bic Crib
hung bes MISREPRESENTATION Iniebens
Somburss bon erbebli9er 8eoeutung
fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
3 q D..

8anftra4.
q, ST., 2. slpril. Die pri-
batbanf bon 5eis Smith & 60. off,
nete beute ni9t ibre Sbirsn; fs bot
eine MISUNDERSTANDING on u. 8.
alberfon uOrgenommsn. Die Nttipu
iolen $3.50, 900, bic paifba iber
$500. 600 betragen. Der Sra4 ioG
our& sroBe Sarleben beruria6t tuor-
ben iein, bic suei biefigen inhufrielen
unternebmungen 9e9ebsn tpurben.
SeIIebtIGe, ST., 2. april. -
Die 1876 Grubsn i'm 8eIebiIe Sub
oiffritt tparen heute auBer 9etrieb unb
1000 Wann feiertsn. gis beute Wbenc
batte nur 1 8rubenbefber bic 2obn=
Gfala unter3eidnet.
SngIif9e ~8aumppIIs
abrifanten.
WafbingtOu, 2. gpriI. gins
an3abl englii&er gaummou .Jabritan.
ten 'tuuroe butd ben @~sprdisntanter
Sopering bon Wafa9uietts bsute BEN
prdfoenten bor9sfelt.
Die geiuder molten auf ibrsm Wse'
bur1 ben Sioen bic gaumnoupfanae,
beranlahen ibr prObutt In sr6Bsrer
BaQen 3u berpaden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
Mpoftel 9pwte
geines Nmtes nnb 8eiiBes perlnfis.

@btcaso, 2. MpriI. Der oRs.
net, @ebolte geger, ben 3iontfenapofiel
Donnie foIsts beute cine nebertraguns
allss gigentbums Der 2ir&e a, Mleran'
her Granger. Der bon Donnie entlahen
tuorben mar.
90. o. Daliba, bas gegentpdrtigs
taupt bon 3ion, Der Dor einigen Mo'
tatsr bon Donnie ernannt tuorbeit mar,
Fat allen 8eRb fslbf bic 0ausstnri9.
tuns Hopie's an Stranger gum Befen
3ion gitp's unb Der Anbdn9er DO.
mites Ia. Nasemstnen, eeri&tIi@ hber.
tragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

Rad ben neuefen grmitte=
lunser giebt es auf grben "a Miaios
men refine Stammesbsutihe, pom benen
55R Minionen In Deutidlarfb leben,
11A WiIionen inNmerita, 11H Mil=
lionerl Tn Oefterrsi4 : unsarn, $4,000
in Mfrita, 145, 900 in Mfien, LIZ, 1000
In Muftralten. Die 3abI Der 9ertfds
fpredenben pirb uuf runo 100 Wfils
Itoner1 peranf9iagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
@rdi. Sobn Mtitdta
Grfldrt iid NIT Der Gntwidlnng Der 3nfd1Oe tut
@ei6toblenrepiere s%nfrie0en.
gdeb gum sdube Der arbeher i'm Sauie angenurmen. Sebrer mad ben
gbilippinen. : Termidlnmgsm Der Sptibaft In gsien. -5eSeraiOn Of
9abpr IN Gbtaau fir Tranendimmrett = lle6erihwem
mnna In glabana nno &entnfb.

iofort tn 4raFt unb bat fur 90, 600
Mrbeiter 8eltung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03

Sonesborp. 2. 9lpril. Hte
28.idbriee Grau U. u. Obmer tbbtete
f9 In eineu, anfal BON @etfesR6runq
bur9 geri&ludsn elmer Ouantitdt Gar
.boIfdure. Die Gamilie mar erf tiir3'
lid bon uplonb b:erber befSoget; bi.
Grau I9ten at, elmer unbsiIbaren 2rant.
bett 3u leiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
Segsn GtntpamOrnna
soa tpisoer mobil lema9t iueroeu.

b09
europa mar 8egenffarb elmer aonfe.
ren3 i'm Sebartement FIR Sanoel unb
Arbsit 3piiGer Gstretdr Metealf, Sc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sar-
gent. iopie ben ginuanberunasfom=
mttldren Billings Ton Bottom, Watdorn
BON Nem gort unb &osers bon pbiIa=
oslpbia. Die ungsu0bnli9 groBe Nns
3ab! bon @inwanoerern bat einise Se.
%ut1rubl9un9 berborgerufen unb es
purOe bsi4lOheu. tuenn m6sli6 bic 8s.
fttnlmungen tiber unerptni9te gins
ruanosrer i9drfer Sur93ufhbren.
at Sbeebp f paf9a g E.
10 o b n.
Rem Oorf. 2. april. Yatrid
j. Sbeeop, Der als Sasarbfpieler In 2
9sHltipbdrsn betannt getuurben III,
tebrte auf Der yNmerita" bon elmer 8es
iu3sreife nod Sanetr iino Waroceo
3urid. Ser Sultan ideint an pat
etnsn Tarren 9efrefsn au baben, benin
er ma9te i'm gum pai6a.
Gbeebp bsftdtiste sefern, baB er BON
BEN ganoiten @niiuli Elm ~tuertbbc0es
Sslgemdloe, einen e9ten @oreggio, srs
tporben bate. &aifuli bate bas Bib
aus elmer Roi9ee ssraubt.
nsber ietnen aueenblid9li&en plan.
in 9abana Elm 3Dsites Monts Carlo al
etablireit, faus bon Der eubaniI9en
&egieruna 5isrfir bic Ron3eifon er.
lan9t ueroen Tam. usiesrte sbeebp
geffern 3n ipreden.
Sinh n ben 4rmert Der
Mutter er9ofe n.
@bis6olm. Mi6.. 2. Mpril. Mls
Grau Grant Bobst nit ibrem 9 Wo.
nate alien S66nden In Der 2i9e ibrei
@Obnung bel Der @Ienns8 rube ftano,
fam etne 3ueel bur9 oas Gsnfisr ee.
Hogen uno traf oas Sinh In ben Ropf.
@inige Ruaben i4oben cine babe WsiI'
sntfsrat nod elmer S4sibe unb bi,
tOotli&e 3ussl bate fa bsrirrt.
u nipnIeute auseef1Ioffen,
Charlotte. q. G.. 2. April.
RAD 3ebntdgiger Rinoiguns baben &c
9%fasfabrifen ale ~1nionIeute ausqe'
.i9!oHen; es ;ino etua 900 Wdnnel
uub 9naben.
Die % I.
@btcago, 2. Ipril, Bic GragI
bes Intaufss Der Strabenbabnen burd
bic Stabt piro BET ben morgigsn Wab
len bur9 bas Bolt entidieoen tpsrben
Der 4ampf 1T elmer Der bitterfen let
Sabrsn. 8efiruortsr unb 9sensr bei
planes tpsroen ibrs 2eute an BET
StimmpldBen baben, UNI cine fHarf
, @ontrone gu iiben. polttii9e partei
LINEN tuerben murgen ni&t einsebaItei
tusrbsn. Die Sreunos bes Municipal
beibss, an ibrer Spibe Wapor Dunno
Hno zines el~dn3enbsn Sieges eewiB.
: @e9enW etrieb
@btcagp, 2. April. Die 8ersi
t nisten Baugswsrti9aften, benen 2!
: Unions nit IS, 600 Mitslieoern anse
bbren, na6me1 esfern abeno cine &e
T iolution an, In tuslGsr Der plan, Wu
nicipalbstrieb Der Strabenbabnen Elm
aufatren, beftig ~tritifrt wiro. III
l @runo pirb anasssbsn, baB Nuso
b Dunno uno bas 5inan8.gomite be
4 Staotratbs f& ustgerten. 8orfebrun
gen fur bic 3abluug Der unicnl6bn
on bic Wunicipalanssfe1ten 3u trefen
obnobl ibnsn 3ablrst9e petitionet
! tbsrIanbt tpurbeu. Der 0erbano G,
! tldrt f9 i'm prinsip tueoer fir, NOT
sessl ben pIan. tpiro oemielben ODE
opppniren, folanse ben Witglteoer
anbsrer Unions ni9t Der unionlob
3ugef9ert uiro.
Gum S9Iub tuirb bic aRoeiatio
: Der Strabsnbabnangefeateu aufgefo,
{ bert. bas epHem ss1ari su prtifen. el
he i6re 3ufimmung gum @bitagos
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
gptfdaft n % E n.

NIUtller VeIluHH.
Bot4 q n @ien.
darlington n, 2. April. Sas
@taatsoepartement III ni9t senei9t,
Der Observation-Disclosures 3uii1sn
bisIer unb Der 6ferrei9faen &esi,rung
tiber Die SteIung BeQamp StOrer's
irgsnOuelde 8%ebeutung 3u sebsn.
Der nsusrnannts 8Otidaftsr Grancis
uiro bas neutrality-suspicious. Stc-
rer's Hberrei4en. gr miro an %. b.
W. bon Stem gort abrsiisn.
"a tsins biplOmatii&sn @sf9dfte
bon Sebsuiung in Wisn b%orliesen,
! miro ss ais untpsfentli9 betra9tet.
Oh Rssbss nls @ei9aftstrdgsr arsr'
fannt ptro ooer ni1t.
2ehrer mad ben PbiIip-
pinen.
@afhington, 2. april. git
benz nd4fen 10. Stunt huerbsn an ben
6hsntli9en S9ulsn Der Pbilippinen
112 nsue amsritaniias 2ehrsr ibre
8bdti9t,it Beginner. Bon biefen 2e6s
rern Rnb 100 Wdnner unb IL 6rauen,
SGmeftsrn ober 8erlobte bon 2ebrerr,
bic nab ben pbilippinsn ssbsn ooer
bort i6on tbdtis finb.
Sn ben entlegensn p%robtn3e1 baden
bic Nnffren9unesn f9 als 81 erOB fir
Trauen eruieien; he tueroeu au9 nur
mad pIdben sei&idt, mo He gerwanots
oSer 6reunbe babsn. @iele Der t1etisr
2ebrsr tommtn gerabe BON einem @pl'
Isse, unb ueniee ffnb tber 40 Sabre
aft. Aae berpfi9ten f9 auf BEN
araipeI 2 Sabre i'm Rs9isrunssoisnf
su bleiben.
sur Jrauen t | mmre9t I.
@bica9o, 2. apriI. Die bieFg'
Seberation Of 2abor bat cine grtlt'
runs au @uniten oes Stimmre9ts bel
5rausn bel StaotmabIsn erlaKsn. 81,
wiro bic CHARTERS onbention eriu9sr
bisiem 8~erlansen &ednuns ,u tragen,
tpenn He bie Bin fir einer lleuen Char,
ter Der Stabt @bieago sntuirft.
Weber, 10 m n q.
Or o | e, Ala., 2. NpriI. - 81,
usberi9memmungsn In ben Nieoerun'
gen bes alabama unb Sombisbee per.
ben ieoen Gag ialimmer. Die Dam
pier baben ben Sient einssfent, bt
bic 2anbungsbriden Biz $50 Meiler
hber WObile binauf untsr WaHel
ffebeu uno tn benz hbsrf9pemmter
Giffritt fein Ssuerungsmaterial 3u ba
ben 1T.
DDS 8ieb Bat fein 6utter unb leibe
in JoIse oes rai9en @itterungsue9
j., iels uielfa9 on 2unssnsntshnouns.
,, Sn Sirie, ala., ffsbt bas BaKe'
mebrers JuB bod.
1 Omensboro, 3d., 2. Npril
Der Ohio ffeist beute abeno einen 3ol
. In Der Stunbe. Die Nieberunaen fnl
6 iiberi4wsmmt unb bic Sarmer ff9tel
/. auf oie 6issl.,
@onrisb-@ efeItf9at.
@htcaso, ST.. 2. Mbril. 81
@onrieo'i9e @eieli9ait er0fnete 6eui
: Dor ausrsrtauftem Saufe BITE eaiiol
: nit Der ya6nisin bon Saba".
, aeine SubennerfoIgu
gen In &ubIanb.
Wabin9ton 8. april. =
: Boron b.. ROien, Der beige ruiRf&
8otf9after, erbieIt beute bon feline
Resieruns cine Sepei9s, bob bis @s
riidie bon beborfebsnben Subenberfol
9ungen Der 8egrinoung sntbebrten.
S9abeneuer
n q b 5 9, g.. g., 2. MpriI. =
Gin $beil Der Cornell =. giienuerl
. 3u Cobb Springs ift abse5rannt, edo
: ben $500. 900.
n ggpIoipn auf zines
2ofomotibe.
@febelanb, g., 2. MpriI. Nal
Amberf, o.. erpIobirte Elm 8te
: (erotur f6eet) elmer Gra9tlofomotipe b,
Safe Shores Balm unb f9leuberte be
0ei3sr uno ben Oberbrsmier aus bel
p. q. t.,sA.s fxv.... uc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
6et00tet
Sduljnnse burG Glsftrisitdt.

3anesbtIIe, g.. 2. @pril. Sci
benz geriu8e feinen gruber su rettsn,
Der f4 In einen eleftrif9en DRAFT Der.
tuidslt bate, frat Der ~l2.idbrise @arl
Urban Dor Der @cant-S 9ule In eiu
S9lammlOd. poour6 Der elettriidt
Sreis eef9lofen murbe. @r tpuroe i'm
Beiiein mebrersr bunoert ainber ge.
t6otet. Der. iiingere 8ruber lit be-
puBtlos uno utrb tpabri6einli1 Her.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
So. &ongreB.
q 1.


Wabinator, 2. april. Dos
Imenoement our 6ra9tratsnbia bes
6auies. bas ieinen urfpruna I'm @eis
BEN 9auie bat uno cine begren3te Re
bifon Der gnti4eibunsen Der smii6en-
taatli9sn Characterization Dorfebt,
murbe beute bon 2rbge einaebra4t, bod
tonnte er ni9t iber basielbe ipre1en.
Die 6auptrebs belt bsuts Sutton
bon Oregon FIR bic Bill. gr bsiddf.
ttgte f9 fpscieu NIT Der confitu.
ttone0en Settle Der 5rage; bic Debate
orebte F& hauptid@li9 uni iurifiihe
punfte. 2ur3e &eben hisltsri aud
Helfon bon Winneiota uno 9spburn
bon Soma.
5aus.
Sas Saus nahm bas v@eisb tiber
perf6nliae 5aftpfi4t" an. fur tpeI&es
fG bic @ienbabnbeoienfe ten bes gans
gen 2anbes intersffren. Sas @efsb
ii6er bas SaItbarma4en bon Sfbmsis
men rief cine Iebbafte Debate beruor.
gs uuroe angenOmmer unb cine Steusr
bon 3 @ents auf bic @alOne baltbar
gema9ter Weine selegt.
Inter Nufbebuns Der &sgeln tpuroe
Johann eine an3abl fleinerer Bills an.
genommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-03
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R.R

....Sabrseit Der 3ise..
Abfabrt Gusur
xeIsbo, gsteaso uub Ri4tsuu erpres.- - 7.lB t1o.ss
IsIess, Detroit unb Chicago ain 49,. s1a.so 81
Hteioax gtts. Winnsis n afopstteG pI.. 4 7.so t1o.ss
tsaitn eonntae3. ausseucmmsu
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26
DOES 1T PAY.
Is it a GOOD INVESTMENT of TIME AND MON
Ely to get an EDUCATION?

Is it GOOD INVESTMENT of TIME AND MON
Ely to get EDUCATION?
good strong without education EARN
from 800 to per day. With education he can
earn from $500 to $1,000 per day. Without education
he TALK to dozen in grocery. With an
education he get from hundred to five thousand TO
and listen his speeches and FIVE million read what
he has been saying thinking Without education he
KNOWS the country through which his feet his horse
will carry him. With education he knows about the
world and the stars too
BUT man may 5000 day, have five million
people reading what he has been saying and know great
deal about the world and the stars AND BE GREAT
RASCAL AN ENEMY TO THE WORLD.
An education which makes GOOD at the same
time it is making him WISE the kind that needed The
EDUCATED MAN, the SCHOLAR is bound to LEAD
and RULE THE WORLD If he be a CHRISTIAN
SCHOLAR he will BRING THE WORLD TO HEAVEN
with him. If he is not good, he will BRING PART OF
THE WORLD TO HELL with him.
1t was the education which makes people WISE AND
GOOD that Doctor Rogers believed in and stood for when
he started the school of which Berea College grew and
because of his work thousands of homes in Kentucky
RICHER, HAPPIER AND BETTER than they would
otherwise have been, and he though being dead will yet
continue speaking for thousand years.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26
IDEAS.

Immortality .-Immortaliiy is the
glorious discovery Of Christianity
Claiming.
We are born for a higher destiny
than that Of earth; there is a
realm where the rainbow never fades,
where the stars will be spread before
US like islands that slumber on the
ocean, and where the beings that
pass before us like shadows will stay
in our presence ioreyer.-Lytton.
Faith in the hereafter Is AZ neces-
sary for the intellectual az the moral
characteri and TO the man OF letters,
a. we'll a. 10 the Christian, the pres.
ent forms but the slightest portion OF
his existence. - Southey.
The nearer approach the end,
VSplainer | hear around me the
immortal symphonies which invite
me.-Victor Hugo.
All mems souls are immortal, but
the souls Of the righteous are immor-
tai aud divine. Socrates.
Immortality o'ersweeps all pains
all tears, all time, all fears, all peals
like the eternal thunder OF the deep
into my ears this truth; Thou liyesI
foreyerl-By Byron.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26
FROM the WIDE WORLD.
NOTES or RUSSIAN CRISIS

Il In stated positively that the new
parliament elections viii be based on
universal suffrage.
The constitutional democrats APP
pear TO Do downcAst over the dissolu.
ton of parliament. but the members
OF the Group OF Toll and the social
lists arc In an exceedingly combatiye
mood.
Tho greatest CONSERVATION was
created az Moscow by the news OF
the dissolution oG parliament II Is
expected this action will prscipitate
revolutionary outbursts throughout
Russia Its effect on the peasantry Is
especially dreaded.
News received az st. Petersburg
concerning the reception Ia the prov.
inces Of the ukase dissolving parlla.
ment shows that there were no disor.
dorH, but Il probably will be several
days before the masses comprehend
what has happened.
Two hundred members OF Russia'a
outlaw parliament are gathered At VI.
borg. awaiting the arrival OF Count
Heyden. NJ Stakoyich and other
prominent members OF the right be-
fore opening the session at which will
be adopted a manifesto that the peo-
pie be summoned and that they
stand by the dispersed assembly
members
NJ Stoiypin. the successor TO tho
premiership. telegraphed to the Paris
Matin ~ tollowaf The emperor IL
firmly and absolutely decided 20
maintain the regime OF national rep.
rasentation accorded by tho nantes.
10 OF October last. and for that reason
has dissolved parliament. whose alb
stract discussions and attempts at In.
friEgement seriously menace the ex.
istenco OF the new regime"
Prince Hilkon. former Russian
minister Of railroads. and who Is the
representative OF the council Of the
empire at the intcrparliamentary con.
gress az London. was utterly sur.
prised at the news OF the dissolution
Of parliament He said. however, that
parliament had been q great disap-
pointment 70 many. Rash pledges
had been made and promises given
which aroused great hopes. but none
OF them was kept
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26

Last Monday morning came the
telegram, not unexpected by those
who knew of his failing strength
that dear brother Rogers, who with
John q. Fee founded Berea College
had passed away, Sunday evening
cut OF his home in Woodstock, Ill.
into his other home where strength
will never fail again.
Many hundreds Of those who have
felt the uplifting influence OF the in
stitution to which he gave such a
great part OF his life's energy and
enthusiasm will want to know the
main facts in his life. The following
sketch is taken from the book, "The
Birth OF Berea College" published
1908, Of which DIR. Rogers himself
was the author, and from the 'His-
torical Sketch of Berea College,
published in 1904.
Mr.. Rogers was a native OF Corn
wall, Connecticut, where the famous
school Of missions was established in
his childhood. He was a descendant
of John Rogers, the martyr, OF
Smithfield, whose family motto, "Vin-
cit qui patitur" is on the seal OF
Berea College, through long line OF
Puritan ancestors, among whom was
Thomrs Rogers, who GENE over in
the Mayaower. He prepared for col
lege at Williams Academy, Stock
bridge, Mass, expecting to pursue
his studies at an eastern college, but
just before entering upon his college
course, his parents moved to Ohio, to
the vicinity Of Oberlin, where he re-
ceived large part Of his collegiate
and theological education. During
those years he taught in the Oberlin
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26

lcOntinued on Third Page. I
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26
SKETCH OF A GREAT LIFE
FOUNDING OF BEREA COLLEGE AND
DR.. ROGERS PART IN ITS HISTORY

Preparatory Department, and in the
college itself, and also in New York
city.
He was deeply imbued with the
Oberlin spirit. and while there was
impressed with the greatness Of bless
ing IL would be 10 establish elsewhere
a similar college. While in Oberlin
and New York he providentially be
came interested in the mountain re
gion Of Kentucky as a field for mis-
sioDary and educational work. The
ignorance and restitution Of the peo-
pie greatly moved him, and the diff
culties of the field acted upon him AS
a stimulus rather than a discourage
ment.
Business OF a benevolent nature
took him TO Roseville, Illinois, imme-
diately after his graduation from
theology, where he received a call TO
the Congregational Church of that
place, which seemed so proyidential
aud imperative that he could not de-
cline it, and in due tine he was in
stalled its pastor.
He was very happy in his church,
which was prosperous, but the miss
ion work in Kentucky would continu-
ally press into his thoughts. Though
he greatly desired to devote himself
to that work which appealed to all
within him, he could not feel his way
clear to give up his pastorate, which,
as time rolled on, became more in
teresting and prosperous. AT last
his feelings in behalf OF Eastern
Kentucky came 10 crisis in this
wise;
At a meeting Of the Congregation
CONTINUED on Third Page.l
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26
Letter from DIR. CowIey.
Royal London
Opthalmic Hospital,
City Road,

Royal London
Opthalmic Hospital,
City Road,
London, July IL, '06.
We had a rather rough voyage
over, but soon forgot il when we
reached England. We stopped in
Chester one day and then took a
couple of days in North Wales, the
most beautiful country l have ever
seen or ever expect TO see. Saw the
old Denbigh Castle and spent day
with Mrs. Cowley's people.
On our way to London we stopped
at Stratford- ON Avon, Warwick, Ken
ilworth, and Oxford, and l stopped
TO see Mr.. 0sborne's brother at
Reading l guess he is Just as nice
rs Mr.. Osborne, though that is say
lug great deal. We soon got ac-
quainted here in London and the
second day my work was in full
swing. | had made up my mind to
sail for home September Goth ON
fast boat, arriving in Berea about
October LIST, but | find that by stay
ing a week longer | can get certifi-
cate for the course of work taken
and so shall stay. II will necessitate
my taking a slower boat and arriv-
ing about the middle OF October.
We were somewhat fooled on our
first boarding place, but have one
now which we can recommend to our
American friends. Anna and Miss
Clark start Friday for Paris, Brus-
sells, Antwerp, Cologne, Bingen,
Heidelberg, Amsterdam, The Hague,
Hook of Holland, Harwick, London.
They expect to spend three weeks on
the trip. When they get back they
will spend a couple OF weeks in the
English Lake district and North
Wales and then sail home TO see the
baby. 1t is a great trip, we'll worth
while. You must take it.
Yours cordially,
Robert II. Cowley.
Address as above exactly.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26

Berea Case to Go to Supreme Court.
Cincinnati, o., July 49, Special.
Attorney Guy Mallon, after con-
ference with Hon. j. g. Carlisle, to-
day decided 10 appeal TO the Supreme
Court Of the United States the case of
the Berea College Of Kentucky, which
involves the constitutionality of the
law of Kentucky prohibiting colored
and white children from attending
school in the same building or class.
The college has been largely en-
lowed by Helen Gould, who has also
made requests outright in its behalf
The decision to appeal from the State
courts is said to have been arrived at
after the matter had been laid before
Miss Gould.-Courier journal.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26
Arrsn seven In rr.usdx.

Cincinnati. July 2t.-Seven arrests
were made hero Monday in connec.
tlon with fatal shooting from an ex.
cursion boat into crowd on shore at
Ironton. o. The men arrested were
Capt. Agnew and six members OF his
crew and the charge was murder. but
all protest they know nothing OF the
persons who did the shooting. A
deputy sheriff was the victim.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26
Chief Contents of This Number

PAGE ONE.
Weather Report.
Ideas-ImmortaIity.
From the Wide World.
Observation-Disclosures.
Life of DIR. Rogers.
Citizen Announcements.
Letter OF Dr. COwiey.
Berea's Case Appealed.
PAGE TWO.
Poem-Past and Present.
''rhe Grafters" First InstaIIment.
PAGE THREE.
Berea and Vicinity.
College Items.
Latest Market Reports.
PAGE FOUR.
study by Travel.
News from Everywhere.
Temperance Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Road and Farm improvement.
sunday school Lesson.
PAGE SIX.
The SehoOl-Lewis' Practical Arithmetic
Eighth Kentucky History.
PAGE SEVEN.
Bill of Fare for blue Monday.
Tariff Reform.
Recent state News.
PAGE EIGHT.
Eastern Kentucky Correspondence.
Ohio Correspondence.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-26
osn. Kodsma Dead.

Toxic. July 24.-Gen. Baron Ko-
dana. chief OF stan Of the Japanese
army. Is dead. He was born In 1859.
Kodama was the inspiring genius OF
the japanese army and II was his
skill as a strategist that enabled the
mikado's generals TO win the spectac.
ular battle at Lioyang. the shabo and
az hukdsn during the recent war 10.
tween Japan and Russia