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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

Gas NcmsD prfer Stobt.
rotbs.Gomite fir @eiebe uilo @eroro-
munger, bat iid III einer oiientliden
Sibltng nit Ser Sonntagsfrage be-
fabt. Natiirlih botten aud Die &c.
iiirmorter bes pu%ritoniid)en CONT
to9s bos @ort. SIS moren bitrh bic
9onf politiif)e 8eiitlide, Die bon
ibreu 9lmtsbriioern ms @efcd)t &C.
ld)itt morocn iporell. Sic molIten
nid)ts bon cirtem e%llrppGiitcn Spnr-
tag piiicn, neil bielcr Die Irbeitcr
ST. Sflapcn Made, lpie elmer Der &c
pcrcnbs iogtc. Mllf cinnlul liegt ibncn
no& Mobl scr arbeiter 10 an, Ser5en,
boB mir in ibrem SntereIic ben pllri.
taniifcn Sonntag bahen miiiien. Sic
unb ibr airdendor lt1o Der Scrr
SraoniIt orbeiten aber lelblt ant
Sobbotbtoge. Gin onoercr Eoltor
prizes DoS puritariihc Sonntogsgeics
ols bas Soeol oler gclesgeberiihen
@eisbeit unh perlongte beiicn 9cibe.
baltung obnc iebe Seidr1nflnng. S,Sn
Oiciem Gone iprod) etiua ein bulb
Tusen0 8eiltliher I'M Namcn ibrcr
Observation-Disclosures. Hep. NJ. 6. Tez
ters foroerte oogcgen einipanosfreie
Sonntoasucr9niigen. unb Der &ertre-
ter oes Serbonoes fatboliiber @ereane
trat fiir ben libcrolen Sonntog ein.
Son ben 8c9rcrn oes puritaniiden
Sonttags iprodcn Die Serren Sbeo-
bore Sntrp lnb 3otter Tamrpid)
gldn5eno uno babel iohlid) fir cine
freie Sonntaesieier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

Gin neueS Werifo" ii Der
Idrcibt Der Sron5oie Morcel Sobert
in Der "Eotrie" cinen 2lrtifel, in benl
or Der fron5oiiihen &egierung iiber
ibre Worntfo.Eplitif idorf 5lliebt. 81
iaot sum Sd)llB: @cnn man, bon Der
merifuniId)en expedition oes 5neitcr
Soilcrrcid)S logcil fpnntc, lie iei, neil
bon elmer grobmiitbiacn 9lbiidt ein.
9c9eber, Der grobte @ebonfc Der &c.
0icrun1 Napolcon's oes Grittcn g.
lpeiell, 10 miro man nid)t bon ser ma.
roffoniihcn Grpeoition, Die bon Den
Spefllotloncn foltler Sinon5lellte
e~ingc9eben porOen lit, iogen fonnen,
lie lei boS id1lebtelte @eifGit Der
britten Eepllblif gerpcien. Murcel
Sobcrt, Der Sntimlls bes rGade.9nr
oen" Geroulebe, bot in icincm 2cber
piel cini0ltigeres 3eilg gciGrieben
biesnlol ober oiirite er bos Hidtige
~9ctrofIcn baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

&oiulanS's tiirfiide WGScr, g5or
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

Ser ruiiiibe Miniiter r.
Eroiibent Stplppin bat Dor Der gu,
mo oos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cnt.
midelt. NlS critics Griorocrnib be.
tonte CT Ole Scritelling bon Srbnung
u1o Sidprbeit llno Die Degeneration
ocs 9eomtentbums. GoS miro ober
Irbeit foiten. @citer iou inter @oh.
rlllg Der llnontoitbarfcit NcS Eri-
patbelites cine Scbung oeS @al,crn.
ltanoes porgc1ommcn lpcrbcn. 9lue
Hcformen miibten anf rationale lie.
bcrlieierlngcn nnb Frin5ipien be,
griinoct iein. Zen @citrcbungen Der
n%ationolen STANDARDIZATION icbt Sr.
Stolppin Gin cntid)iebencS Nein cnt-
ge9cn. Sic Hegicrung mcroe Nlcs
tbull, Inn Die Irbeit Ser Glm1a uno
Ocs Meid)SrntbS 81 erleid,tern. Mt
erlter Stellc babe Die Slna Die 9llO.
gct-&orlngc Slt crle0i0elE nobel ali
Die Grbultung ocs @leid)Ncnidyts ols
@oiis sur MISUNDERSTANDING Ocs rlli.
lild)el CREDITS lin5lnpirfen lei. Sic
Grfldrnng lf)loB nit Den @orten, bob
bic biItpriide, iclbitbcrrlid)e @elpolt
uno Der frcic gSiQc ocS Monord,el
OILS tbellcritcs @ermogen oes rulii.
id,en Stoatsipeiclls crid)cine, bo al,
lcin oteie @epolt uno bicier @iae,
lueltc oieic Ginridtuna eeidofien
babert, b%erllien ieicn. &ublono SIT
,3citen Der @cfabr unb Der Grihiitte.
rilllgcll 5l retten uno olf bct @ro
Der Sronung 5ilriid 81 iiibrcn.
9r. Iugult 9ebcl. Scr i ii f..
rer Der Delitifcn So5iolocnlofruten,
ifreibt Ieine Wennoiren. Gos moa
aor5 intereiiont merben, lpcnn Ser Il.
tc IN ieinen Grinnetungpn framt, MIR
O,,ii, az So,pi ,,ffb,y r,so,tS aH,.I,L, ,,,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

gcgrllrl0et lpllroc, nor nod fet1
Baum gcfGQt wor0rlE rDann !uurbcn
Die Wll0Cr Olrh 6nrncn perorongt.
0un0crt Sabre Dor Der Gcpplution
maren Die beitcn &iiitenaebicte Sirgi-
lic1'S bcrcita Sobafs.Elantogcn. -
Webr unb mcDr @olo mlrbc gcroOct,
lnO fiini5ig Sabre Dor Scr &cnollltion
mar an ben ltfcrn unO ailiten &ir1i.
MEMS mCbr NdCrlun0, ais icbt. Ter
gSolb bat lid icin 0cbict mieber er-
ebert. IuifollcnO, Oab eli Counties
&irginicn'S bci'm eritcn 9unoes.Gen.
inS in 1880 cine gr0bere 9cp0lfc.
r~llngs5ifier mtfmicicn, olS bllnbert
Sabre ipGter in 1890. Gicielbc Or
i%dlcinlrng finbcn mir ouber in Sirgi-
nicn nod IN jc eincm GorntD IN Woi-
ne, WniinduiCtts, Worplonb, oen
beibcn GaroIino's mo @cit-8irgi.
MEN. 9llt6 oieic icd)s Counties lpo.
rem in 1880 itGrfcr bcpolfcrt, ols in
1890, Ger @run0 bicies HildgonacS
lit IN Der unperniinftigcn Houbpirtb.
id)oit 81 illd)cr. Die criten Mniieoler
fon0en einen iebr frlld)tbnrcn 90.
Den. Sobof unb Mois geoieben Dor.
trefilid, iogor @cncrotionen binburd.
Gic Eilon5cr mllrben reid. 9lllein lie
~pflon3tcn 6orallf los, oils oh iid) Der
@oocn ME erifopfcn miiroc. Shliebs
lid mar Der 9ohCll oltSQemcr0elt,
brndtc feline Grtr0gc mebr u1o mllr.
DC o%ufgegcbcn. Die Webr5obl Der
dlteitcn E%lonto9cn in eff Counties
%ir0inien'S iinb ictt 9or5 ODER 5llnl
lbcil miehcr nit Wulo ~bcitanoeil. Mn
Der &obc Scr 9dllmc lGbt iid) ieben,
mic Die pcrloiicnen 6elber itridupeiic
micbcr pom @olo in 9eiit 0eronl.
mcn lullrbcn. an Ser Webr5obl iino
Is Nid)tcn un0 5onncn, sic ouf CT.
id)0pitem 9obcn nod gebeiben. Sic
bcl6nttclt 0cn Soocn it1b MAIDEN
oc1Iclben nod u1b nnd mieocr frlldt,
bar. Gle olten Elontogen oilf Der
Salbiniel 3ipiifen Dem Oorf. unb So.
mcs.9iipcr, ionic ionitpo IN bieicr
@egcnb mnrcn nod Dor ncnigen Sab.
rcn io5uiogen mcrtbloS. Sic %funocn
81 cinem bis 5lpci Collars pro sldcr
follm Cinen &1uier, 0enn Die 2oblols
lp-Sonne gait, on bns Sol5 lcid)t
folllt. ais mcrtblos. NSebt foitet Der
Slder bereitS flint bis 5ebn Collars,
ga MON Mfittel %gcfulOen bat, haS
@ol5 gegcn tSGulniB 81 lhiiben uno
bcabolb GrtrGgc ~cr5iclt. llc6erbics
lit ooS Sanb nod ieincr langen Hllbt
mie0cr frltd]tbar 9eporocn uno cS
miro jebt mieber benz Nderbau 5llgc.
iilbrt, ollerbings niht in grobcnElot.
tagen, ipnbcrn ols fleinerc Sarmcn,
Gin &rcislouf: bonn @olo sur Elonr
toge, bon Der Eluntoae wieocr 5u
@ol0 uno bonn @ulo 5uriif 5lrn Sci
DC. Cine r%ationelle notwithstanding
bdtte Oicien areislnlf, Der 10 menig
rcntobcl lit, iiberfliiiiig gcmad)t. Sn
Den bidt beu0lferte1 europGiihcn
.Stooten, 0eren 9obcn bercits Sobr-
tallionbc long bebollt miro, lit cine
iold)c notwithstanding ousgeidlolien.
N6cr hier fonncn mir nod, aus oent'
&olen id)opicn. Sit cine Sorm ubgct
ipirtbid)oitct, oonn giebt es ia nod
iungcs ulb f%rlld)tborcs 2ono gcnuG
itrt nit Der Iusmcrgelltng BON
Ncucn 81 beginner. ,.".'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

@eiadttsfibrer g. u. SeinS, @pbnung:
G. g. 9. 121 % Walbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

GtgeutbhiHrr G. Blaine. @obuune:
G. & G. GeI,pboR: 1865 Waoifon r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26
in railway travel than all the statutes
that can DO placed upon the books.

The late var between Russia and
Japan 10 over. The Russian and Jap.
anese AMBASSADOR. over whom the
State Department has had fits In try.
ing To keep separated. came to the
State Department together in relation
to the treaty recently enacted by the
respective countries. Roth Ambasss.
doris had come from their summer
homes for the purpose Of hling the
treaty with the State Department and
from the looks OF things another war
between the two countries Is about
two million years off,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26
PUBLIC SALE
Fla.
Wedsssday,
August 2oh

will sell at Public Auction all
Of my Stock and Farming Imple-
ments, including both Blooded and
Czaded Cattle, among them some
fine Jesseys. All Of my Hor,es.
including one Of the bes. Saddle
Stations in The State. AIso Bue-
sies, Wagons, Carts and Harness.
viii also offer my Real Estate.
Remember the date, Aug. %,
1907. Sale will begin at 10
o clock .. N. Terms made known
day Of Sale.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26
MRS. CURL IMPROVING.
After Two Operations In Chicago 10
NeoalniNa Her Health.

Uo0es0s00 PSoS SSOaStn.
A letter received from r. 8. Curl,
who. with his wife. IL spending Q few
weeks in Chicago. directs that The
Sun be sent to him in that city.
In speaking Of Mrs. Curl. who has
been an invalid for some time, Mr..
Curl says:
Mrs. Curl has passed through her
second and final operation. and b now
slowly but gradually 6mprovipg. bat
10 not yet out Of danger. We viii 1--we
to Be here for six weeks or probably
two month";"
Mr.. Curl concludes his letter b.
saying that Chicago 10 quite . neaSe
CITY," and with FIoridA's cltD68e
would be the ideal city Of the Un1be4
States.
Friends OF Mrs. Curl will feel s5ato-
full that her coodttioa 10 favorahseL
and that she viii return home in much
better physical eoaditjoo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26

, - - Q eeovsntjoa Of the
|DoaAsgU e - 0eats a Tloriaa
anOD1lnA ~. q. g. -. loos.
po111aa yin - lsaA under he
= g - 0aint Cseoaia Cub Of
UBllnA a. IL D0poss q q.
! . DssDAasst 0taes Ausjc
~ Associates. 0ome me
- ~ - Given b. ths best
01a19 . ~ 0este. All teach
kou1a1e l0vsrs are iaviteA 10 A.
1Dao 1ss11ine further infofsn.-
BSeo1nla ~ zane By address
|0AnA0As q tie Committee on
4o1n1nD1aaa. Ars. Neol Wal
~. - 10 Curdova street, 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26

II IL said an effort viii b mad to
have . wet" or dry" election cs1ed
In Duval county. The commissioG RI
Of Escambia have already called deh
an election to be held In that co1y,
and In the event that the movOis
successful I'm Duval. tbe temper1 10
workers OF Florida will have an D.
portunity to ascertain the attitud( bf
the people Of two OF the princkl
whiskey selling communities In Q
State. The result Of the contest n
these counties may have considers b
weight on the recently-mentioned
fort 10 put . constitutional and
ment before the State for total prd
bition u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26

- 10 said that there are over 100
assets for the Department Of Justice
Who are working In Chicago upon the
railroads eeutering there. and the
packins-hoass companies. and ere
watching every move that 10 made
With . view TO ascertaining whether
tie corposatiou laws Are being obssrv.
ed. Il 10 believed that the Govern
meat 10 weary Of setting evidence
against corporations In return for Inn.
nunity. and hss adopted this method
Of setting afst-Aand Information.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26

In speaking Of the passing Of the
third house" followers from power
IN Florida Affairs. The DeLAnd News
says: while In Jacksonville . few
days ago. the writer saW one OF the
lats naughty members Of the third
hoase-a man Who Kicked about the
ns0n at tA0 Wih0s0e-eating At q
lSceat restaurant, where. three years
ago. h. would not have bought . cigar,
nor stspped In 70 have his shoes
shineA. The people are coming into
tAsir own-aaA. In matters like the
direct nomination Of candidates, they
viii neves again relinquish the power
they have tnsted."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26
CROSSING OF Lgos INJURIOUS.

A most injurious habit, common
alike to men and women. Is that Of
sitting with one leg swung over the
knee OF the other. Headaches, cold
fest. varicose veins. ulcers. and many
other discosnforts attendant on an i'm
perfect circulation Of the blood are
directly traceabIe to this habit, says
The September Delineator.
When the right leg IL swung over
the lett knee the whole weight 10 sus-
tanned BY this knee placing all the
pressure against the under part OF
the right Iog between the calf and the
knee-cap. At this very place are =
great number Of large veins, arteries
and nerves: the pressure Of them
crowds all the tissues together and
materially interiors; with tho circula-
t3oa Of the blood. and the disturbance
Of natures processes manifests itself
In many bodily evils and inconvenlen-
CO. Many Who would not b guilty
q crossing the less In public often
sarrenAer to the temporary comfort
q the positjoa in The seclusiou Of
their own rooms. Il u wrong and In
furious because 1t deeies nature. whose
laws arc moro imperative than those
u society.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26

= q eps1s esass1em-
uolae - sstsaaal.
Cl1ssse en1lA.
- = rlag ~ -
- 49, Gneee - 0sse
8 ~ QlDy-a11 ~ -
Gl1 g Olasege -
- - - 6aa A1aahfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26

- = s1siai saFssss
- - 40 6lsosv-
- sos6s 11gRosAsA
1gon1ne = AsEassl
- q C0Osss un1ss
II Ogovos0A - 1Aoooe0
- wA1sA Dlaae =
- Hlnlk - Dese a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26
Edward P. 0uor1aei,
w. E. ALLEN, Auc6oneer.

We extend our heartfelt sympathies
to Fernandina over her losses by Are.
but We cannot believe that she 10
other than the rest Of u and . kind
Providence doubtless saw that q big
IRE was Just what wa1 needed to give
her . new lease ON life. She will lna
the old ruts closed to her feet, The
forces that kept her back will be foec-
ed to relax their grasp when the
shackles crumble into ashes and from
that will be what Fernandina sboala
have been long ago. II u silly foe .
town possessed Of such advantages.
to grumble and protest that . railroad
and q few old fosies can keep her
back by noo- progressiveness. Let her
people assume charge Of their own
future and make It what they WIN.
This way Of charging others with ~
sponsibility for failure and relying On
others for help II something new IN
America-not 30 did our fathers build
this nation.-Times-U Union.
Beware of losing or wasting inches
OF time-they are the little foxes that
run away with many days. says Tho
September Delineator So much can
be done in them and with them-oe.
ten the very thing for which We Sigh
Fill them, every one.
Keep something handy-something
that nts the interval. Remember .
famous hw hook was written because
. lord chancellor chose not to be idle
the fifteen minutes his
wife made him wait each day for din.
ner. Recall. too. all the men. noble
and eminent. who have climbed the
heights BY saving inches Of time. All
Of Us cannot hope to become likewise
We can reasonably and
easily make ourselves happy with
things wrought in the fragmentary
moments which We might unthriftily
leave vacant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-26

Ons tnpie a interest that viii be
~ subject Of much discassion among
Diplomatic circles this winter Win be
The contemplated fedesat3oa Of the
1ve CsotEal American repabljcs under
90 e0vssnmsnt- Several coaferences
With this end IN vtsv have already
besa hs3d. and Il 10 ven Understood
tAas botA IL DATED 0eatss and Tie
e0vecnDsat a Nex1eo favor the pro
~ II tAs thing eoss through, ~
anticipated, tAsge vtl b Hess thoable
d the Panama rogSoo. and IN era oe
peaes and prosperity win settle on
~ hitherto more q less fractions
Csutral American States.
The lntesstate Co0meece Commis-
sion win soon report upou the block
signal and electrical possibilities Of
cur railroads. and II may b assumed
tAs railroads VIII oct aecordinGly.
TIE roads are making strides towards
safety within ~ well ~ without
Much may be gained BY the adoption
Of the side entrance instead OF the
old end arrangement. and the making
q Ill passenger cars Of steel construc-
tjoa. % a. to eliminate the possibility
Of IRE. Let n hops that other I'm.
pfovements viii be Considered with
out reference 10 the lntsestate Con-
meree Commission. ~ such acts will
do more TO restore public confidence
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06
POINTS OF INTEREST
For Commencement Visitors

It is important that all should know
exactly the program for Commence
ment Day in order that they may
guide their friends to the points Of
greatest interest.
The first exercise is to be held at
the early hour of $3.50, when the new
Printing Office viii be dedicated by
brief addresses at the Bruce Building.
The Commencement exercises are
held in the Tabernacle. as usual, and
begin at nine o'clock. All persons who
are there to listen to the students
speaking and to witness the industrial
exhibit are requested to remain seat
ed thru each division Of the exercises.
At the close of each half hour there
viii be music and a brief intermission
to enable those who wish to, to re-
tire, and others to come in. Music win
be furnished by the Harmonic Soci-
ETY., the College Band and the Ariel
Quartet
The great events Of the morning
will come between II and ~ o'clock.
when the prize Bibles viii be present
ed, and degrees and diplomas awarded
and conferred.
At the same time as these exercis-
es in the Tabernacle. TO accommodate
those who cannot find seats in the
building, there will be exhibits in all
buildings Of the College. as follows:
Farm Stock and Machinery, College
Barn on Walnut Meadow Pike; Car
pentry Machinery, and Woodwork in
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06
A Young Mans Ambition

II the young man who visits Berea
for the first time today could get ac-
quainted with the young men who are
graduating, or who are completing a
year at school. they would learn some
interesting facts.
Probably every young man who is
now completing a year at school need
ed good deal OF courage and faith
when he started out for an education.
But we venture to say that no young
man would say today that he Is sorry
he started. His friends who did not
start but stayed at home have grown
q year older. but have made little or
no progress
This IS the day when you should
make the resolution TO invest some
thing IN yourselves-to develop your
own mind--to make the most of the
talent and opportunities that God has
given you.
Plan to be In Berea at the begin
ming OF the Fall Term. September
18th. and join the company of the
best young people In the country.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06
What About Your Children

Many parents viii be attending Be
rea Commencement this week and
every one OF them will have thought:
what about my children"
The Berea students whom you see
have come from homes where there is
no more wealth than IN your home.
They have had fathers and mothers
who we're willing to plan and save
in order 20 send them 10 school They
have worked themselves, TO get the
money TO meet their expenses. They
began doubtfully and hesitatingly. not
knowing whether they would succeed.
But now they have succeeded. aud
what they have done can b. done by
other young people and by other fam
lilies.
Il Is not OF course. the best thing
for all young people 10 take r ar
years College course. but every young
man aud young woman ought TO go
from home TO some large school for
az least one year
Please notice that Berea does not
train ifs students TO leave the farm
and the home. but Il trains them 10
be more prosperous and more helpful
IN their homes and on their farms.
Already thousands OF families are
more comfortable and prosperous be-
cause Of the knowledge which their
children have gathered at Berea.
And OF course there are some fam
ilies which have children Of unusual
intellect and promise. God has given
them minds which are bright above
the average. and these children. as
soon as they find out their abilities.
should improve these minds b. a
thorough course OF study.
II should also be remembered that
II Is a lifelong advantage and salts
faction to any person 70 have been
a student at Berea because OF the
acquaintance and friendships which
he forms with teachers and fellow
students from all parts OF the state
and country.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

the rear Industrial Building; Engines
and Boilers in the Power Plant, north
Of the rear Industrial Building; Print
ing In the new Bruce Printing Of
flee. where the typesetting machine
and the new printing press will be
found; Agriculture in the front Indus
trial Building, east end; Cabinet,
front Industrial Building, east end;
Domestic Science, Household Manage
ment and Laundry in front Industrial
Building. west end; Drawing, Mechan-
zeal and Freehand, front Industrial
Building. east end. upstairs; Manual
Training. (Sloyd) front Industrial
Building, east end, upstairs Botany,
Physics, Chemistry, Science Hall.
Work of the Model Schools and
Normal Department in Lincoln Hall.
The great new Kaleidoscope up
stairs la Lincoln Hall.
Library in the new Carnegie Lii
brary Building.
Boarding Hall and Public Rooms
in Ladies' Hall.
Home-spun Fair in the Chapel.
Refreshment Booth in the rear of
the Library, near the Chapel.
Check-room, where baskets and par
cells may be left for safe-keeping. at
the rear of the Chapel.
Mothers Room, where ladies accom-
panied by babies can find rest and re-
freshment. in the rear Of the Chapel
The office of General Information
will be the Registrars office, No.
Lincoln Hall.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06
Berea the Peoples College

The visitors who look around at
the Berea Commencement may each
one say: This is my College" for
the properties Of Berea are held in
trust for the benefit Of all young peo-
pie who aspire to self-improvement
and progress.
Thousands Of prosperous and useful
men and women in Kentucky and
other states laid the foundation of
their success at this school. To be
connected with such an Institution
is lifelong honor and satisfaction.
The entire plan of the Institution
Is to give as much as possible IN the
way of training and Improvement to
every student and to charge as little
as possible TO that student
The use of all the buildings is a
free gift to AL the students who at
tend Berea. They nav for board and
room rent, just what the fuel. in
surance. food and labor cost, and
frequently the Colleee comes out be-
hind at the end of the year.
So. too. instruction at Berea Col
lege is a free gift No student money
goes to pay any teacher, but the teach
ers are supported by the funds Of the
College.
Ali students share in the necessary
work. care of the buildings, labor
CONTINUED on Eighth Page.l
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THINGS TO THINK OF

Seven Sentence Sermons.
The law Of the harvest is to reap
more than you SOW; SOW an act and
you reap a habit; SOW a habit and
you reap a character; SOW character
and you reap destiny.-Gsorge Dana
Boardman.
I count this thing to be grandly
true;
That a noble deed is a step toward
God.
Lifting the soul from the common
clod
To purer air and broader view.
No one can resist the argument OF
holiness brought in a personified form
before him.-Beecher
If my heart be narrow. what avail
to me that the world is large.-Ar-
menian Proverb.
The man who remains master of
himself never knows defeat.-Charles
w. Gordon.
Being all fashioned of the self-same
dust,
Let us be merciful as we'll as just
-Longfellow.
The Almighty sends none of you in
to this world without a work. and
none of you without a capacity to per-
form that work with earnestness and
characterization
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The ingenuity OF collectors in the
discovery OF new fields having been
exhausted, there is still open to them
that of collecting the finest specimen
Of forged or spurious works Of art.
aud this is capable Of becoming
hobby scarcely less interesting or adj
mirable than the pursuit Of the genu-
Inc article.-Art Journal.
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James Alfred Mills.
Edward Boggs.
Leila May Cornelius.
Arlie Estus MCGUIRE.
VIM. Clark Wilson.
Stella Adams.
Margaret Cooper.
Margaret Telitha Lowen.
Lizzie Mittie Cooper.
Wiley Holmes.
Walker Childers.
Matte Holcomb.
Wesley Winkler.
Nora Hammond.
Robert Pete Stowe.
Willie Preston.
Dahlia Ruth Ambr~~o