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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
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800 y
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WISH Wv 800 80 80 49,.
,'ooo luDl'' ptsu'uas' 80
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
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Tem /, d il i I e 4,
tbJ sie Il waIny S1scsproteatsaYfit
~ dIa slaeslk il j DIV u ,l, ! l,aa' i q y
''2 q, WI s.,v 4, u
I. PIrrse~odniczaoym obrlno k e
prob. Kapioe ! TYoh, jego zasteepcag
posIa /. Nap,era1skll,eggo sekres alii
mi ?. br Hsgera = Zaorsa p.
Wlerss wsscsyny Clos sabi iea'a
ma wiecu tym pan d.. SeYda,5p p.
=Dombek, p siemianowakis &.
prob. Kspioa. Rezolde5e pr1yisto'
same, ktdre zapadIy "a valpynl
wieousv sP'osnaniua. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
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G5AlELl[I][CYI !:
6@ =.s -sss: ::a s5. !. 4 "a q: !: I /
Blsk " 7 R'qs 'e:',! (aiednoozeai ,
Koaoioiae.m'l' l. rsy 'aasl i .ze
ELwowa, Przemysla istan1siawowa:
metropelita4sieptyck Czeohowiez
i Chomyszyn.fwydslr do ~wiern:yclh
swyoch dJeceez!Jiiis as,wssspdlnY list pa
sterskl I ) spraW ;i,i ssszamachu, pope}-
=niohej ma namiestnit IL Galley. b,
Potookiem. Potepiwssy dosadnio
owe .brodnie e wzgled6w religiir
nYoh, podnosza= bisfupi, e szkoda'
.ona Wielce take spraWie narodowei
.Rus ,' " Lisst 1l ps'sters y, kohoz ~: zig 2
.ostrz ,t'i,e, luda " imiee patryotylE2'
ma= pred: tyni, ;kt6rzys.hfedais*ppo;
chwslaja : wezWanien, ably W.
.chowywanos mrlodziezs W .duchfql
chrzedoil4aa1kiln> !:
I'd - = |zz.EsE-z = ].
TARNoPOL.; P,ludnlowoc zat
:ohodniae ezesds Il ;tarnoepolskieggo Pc.
:wiatu saaniedz,l olbrzymi orkaln /.
ggradeo!wBy, ktdry wyraasaziil s: nile !,
kil l;aaat 1s,vs ba9rdzo.
znaevne,;sns razie: wprost ME obi
czalne sszkody, dochodzace setek IT,
koron; a:stam stra,'szniiejsse, DO
nieubezpieozone, gdys wioScianin
.tyoh stronl, ME spodziewajao sic
ii burr gIradowyeh ubez-
.pleczenia swe Y ziisi a 81 . znacznie
pdzniej, w11so ! obccnie ME spieszy}
sic : Misrepresentation. Szkody "a.
..4i. :, z% s : ~ ~ -
tenn olbrzymie, zwlaszeza M tere..
ME ME. u ! e Poq = zA.bajth a
. n'6!wki i ohodaudkowa wielkiego.
LWOW.. q sformaEnejj rzez, chic
pdv. dokona !. P.i,p rze1 isiiltai j. q
zandarmeryi donoasa Z C1ernieho
Va. Chlopl okoIiozni urzasdzili Cd q
bic poldw. 3 r1 b. :. I! mle e:te.l pr1y ~.
e iieznie :a.tberojpa zandarmteraga,
ably przekraosajjssoEyob prawo are
sztowad; ;ehlepi staHiali opdr, =
kt6rejj ssndarmi s asYtek=ae
q: 5#6 f$E - IT,
.swoioh..sk arab'nbw v sresaltacie
.ab,to 8 chtslpdw: !, !, . pc, -, ~ 4.
II I u.e.uiehoviies::ii Z. oaIym krsijjiuI III.
panujje wsFutek tego't.1z paacai = wzbai-
rz,enie Dmysldw. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

WIEsCI z
~
] II z PRUl.s )!lLslll[
ICzEsW. Niedawnloo, par.ylacso D J
Csyzykowo do nassego miia,sta. A
: 81 tenn h~istoryozna nkxwa ,Czya
tJJko,wo...s me zostala 8skasanag No 9
plderanienie, stawilo ]kllk,a os6b.
w,,iniiesek, by miasto nasze naawano
J, Tcizseiw- Casyay1kosws1ot,". WnioseE.
Ton zostsl otfrsaeony. Natomiast
ppao,dsitanoiwsliilFa' wslIa.dstal miieJskaa nazwad
I; gs16 6,sipi ~ Mice Y dawnem czykyto
Vie ulica Ca;yaykoo'wska (zeis-
gendorfeatr.
$3.50 : Ytss: S ------------
UCH0f 4 arioiiaistwo, ktdre
81 .a iny Y ml1iie ass l. nlas -, tax
ne rozszerzy1o j tyle nam wstYdu
! pr1lYnioslo, doozekalo sic zasluzo.,
4 ,nej kaaryy. Otto p~rekurator1a wYto<
! ;ezyii1 AedztWo 9 cm res,taoratorrom,
! il pozws1M v 1okaIach swyeh,S Ia
!: ixsalrrdowsiat6y i i trzem oosobom. 8 prrcce~
d srti'5s1l,1sia ne " vi hazard. sfacba-
no oktoao 2b lwiadk,dw. smutneem,,
7esmniedsn kaseiarzami, tYlu Pola~
k6w.
Il a : 1t T'utejjssa. spdlka Ziemska ma"
byla gospodatstwo r. Gahryelaa
Cx ss.,,si i u Koslinoe. Ponie,
waa WI .gloap0darst~sso, tl ON ITO m6rg ],
dio'brresjj 1ieniiis j doolb'rrss toifisfia !, ! lie il.
y tut PREY Tucheli, spodsiewamy
! sic, aessias, Kodak, Is ggaspoddarstNo
to niedlugo zg1o'sai. I
: J So. S... So - -- :. ~
P4ezEWo. zPogr1eb 4. p b.
prebossoss WaJoiecha Kunerta odr
byl: ss ifr wst:oxiwsasirtsk Z ~ielKiem u
d.ia1em ,d1a1 oko III 3siiohstwa Y: ladu a: p6-
obovano 60 Ply Ply; ia1,iei x. klrr:.y-
u: kt6ry sisboazc1yk pred. kiltu
laty M c~nrentarza: postawie kazaa;
miejsce, prsy tym krsyku wybra}
I. sobiis tak66 !, m ii i ! wieeznego spo-
!, o,.y ,1ltta
~ g e >elssspartsa stsN VII sis =. =
ksiesy 2, Ks. dziekanem Kowalskim
Z PPiiaseecesznsa M 81, czeIe,.a przemdwii
HN. &' ~ H-@s.sr=.. HEENTEN .E.Asa# |
Ks. wiikars R4epskii: Z uz~arneggola~
su. W dniu pogrzebu przewodni'
cyl ks. efioya1 DR.. Ludtke 2 Pel~
pima . lpi,,ilatois wygiosii Ks.
prob. Kupczyhslk1ii !. Z Do1asego Gairca.
Ko,ndukt do grobu prowadzil brat
niebozezyka Ks. Otton Knnert, ka"
nonik honorowly, pir'oobaooszcz : Cruz
dsfagds,a. W poohodsie pogrzebo+
VIVA licsono ~ ksiezy. Mad ggros
benz przem6wH Jeszcze ke. prop.
!. Bsrtkowski : Pelpdlina po ,polssdkk7un
q rs: prob. DIR. Rosentretersz Gnie4
WI pc ~niemiecku.
TCZEW. w tych dniach przy-
,p.daa s-seadse ct !. a ro1eie. 1dob bye
miasta TcseBa przes. k~rzyysakdw.
By1o,to II leoie I 1908, kiedy wspoa-
mniani Krsyasoy gwaltem ssjslhi. 3
niasto, pprsyo1em sn .N, ozes s!t
spualstoos4. "a z,ostaia. Przywsasre1yl.
#fiatl...saE & tt.j.. I. 5Aa5rs IS 4:.E3 ~. ~ .-lssifn.S:H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

aNe 1A'UuNp1ssasaAlSO( y,SsSS@s 49, - 4
.proabe miast p0norsfioh fu-.
'sk i ! P re, N " ''i'l4i VI 'EI asfhiiiiaa
swojjne zmpsll lido krsyaaak65w q !
do opo,stzzooz.euia wapomnianych kra-
in j tez Warlnii j do usnanla
zvierzchniotwa polskiego.
. POZNANsKIlE'lGO.
KRoroszYN. la- leiniego
.Kaspra Borkowskiego : Jaro faa
.slikasala tutejsza isba K4rna ma try
miiesiiace i try dni viesieria = 10,
.zze w,sIfa.mal sic do ko6c;ola katolic'-
" JarociMe, rozbif skarbon1
.ke j skrad} znajdujaoe sic v niei
GNIEZNO. Mularz Matzke spadl
: wysokiego rusztowanta peniosl
dmierd ma miejseu.
CHODZIEZ. Ma: drodze pomiers
dry G6rka a Walentynowem Una
lez,iono mularza Teoflla Plkarskieets
go z-przerznietem gardfem. Niess-
cze5liwego odwlezlono do . apitalaa,
gdzie ley " stanie beznadzieis
nym. 4
SKOKl. W tych dalach spalnt
E.- q +. .nL -. S E.Ett' t-'. sTFI-4s |' ~ ~ s.%r-a n
sic tn tartak Gersiga, Straty wy.
.nosaa 80, 600 marek. Wlasclciel by}
tYlko ozssciowo zabezpieczony.
JANIKOWO. JUL szwartY ME
,zzcxe6llwy wypadek zassed1 przy
odbudowy,,wganiu cukrownl. Czelaa:-
d 1, Il, ,ciesiesskkiie,muu, sc-letnieman
Bronislawow,il Wilinsklemu, spad4sa
.>s...s 4 ~, S.s*@,E HEt s:%s:HASSs t 81
cegla ma glove. Nleszcze6liWy padi11
aalany, stezn lego pewaany. 4
W BYDGoszCzY odbYI sic v i
b,iieg !, lei nieedsieli PREY udsiate 1000
uozestniczek vice kobiet. zaggaila
go PAM drowa Hoppe, wyJaan4ajac.
eel i sadanie wieca. Ma przewodni-
ozaca lpE,owolano panic radosynie1
Czarllnska, do piora panne Pl6r5
2 niezv7Yklem. !. ,oiepfen 4
przlejjel,eiem m6wiaa ?. Teskowa 2
.yw1aszezeniiu i ustawie jezykowej
j. Woidako,vaa oDosaozsdnodoi istd-
sunkaoh, panojacyoh v Bydgosz<
z ). Evaldova : Ko :, . GOV
pod Poznsniem, Q obowiazkaoh
Polki. Mdwcsyaie tew wief
skim stroju, powitano okIaskami
] m6vs jvt prseryvano row
nies oklaskami- wreszoio ND
villa p. DIR. Warmlnska 20 Wycno'
v ,,.l,it narodo'wem, zaohec.jao prss
swego przem6wienia zebraane
wieoowniozki do wstapieaia do oz33
te'nl ola kobiet--s Il
WRo)N NJ Bedaeo wvcsoraj prs4[
p,aa.dk k,o, v tenn an. mniiastee,o,zlk XII isstt,r.aszrr
~przedstawil nj sig widok. Kor
bie,e .jaka4 jut ME: ssaeaa Piiansp
stodoaa, tar1ala .slee IA ArsdIb
uiioy, ME mogao \ laden sposdb
w VISTA B i'|Islt' g g Y !, samo psolu,dllpl'ii.s,,
gyldy w'laanie nas1t ludek wyohdoddzHs
kosciola, ai~esliozone tllaamY
mied1g. innemI. ddz,eci:wracsj4oe
oodopiere przyjJetej pierwssej Ke
mnllinii swie I'll !. pirz,ypatrywgaiY sise
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

.-. =k.L<- +HHG.H.7.TH&t *
TCZEW. w tych dniach przy'--
.pada ~ssestsetna rozaiea zdobyoia
miasta TozeBa praer krzysakEddw.
By1o, to II leoie / 1905, kiedg wspe9--
mniani Krsyascy gwaltem sajslii. @
miasto,. prsyo1em snaosna ozssc
sp,aaustaos1onna zostaia. Przywtas1oayl,
sobis TEL s4dowrictiwao, ryb0loq
vstvo / pris q, pise1 Wlsis:
P6anisi ]. n paia4 IS -vin '1ii
ale :a.,ysse psnowsnie trzyr
zak6w doekiivte ciaesylo NJ
tenn mie6c1e. Jak wiadomot, p 't'Es
watn1e miasta nad twl { j ggna
bione pres nox ! : i wlaasdv.Y
missiissuhtyn1r. 1871 wyafaaIyIdar
posaoYe IL Krakov4 : prodbss
" u. ir6l polsinll K I,l'ai1,1trl' Jagis' "
o.yl j. v;bs1il ! POD jalsal..
krzy1ackiego. Krdl ten, 1wasyyw-
hfsFEaS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

TgHT"'C0DS SIWTEa rIT4E|ES&&,E yEES . Sc
Dombek, j siemianowaki K .
prob. Kapioa. Rezoldele przylsso.
10 same, ktdre zapadIy IA waInym
wieou Y P'osnaniqu.
UKARANIE Q
sKfClH NAUCzYC1ELI. Media
VINO v o, donoszono, 4, klsii1kiul nauozyci,e
Ii g6rnoslasklch zostale ~ukaaranych
p'rzez wlsdse przefoAona, : dwdch
nawet miaao btyd zlosonnyoh ! urzeB.
do, poniewa. pisyvalii artyku1y=do
gazet. Wliiadomozoii . ), zlozeniiu iich,.
: urzedu zaprzeozaja terazs. "a 70
prawda Jest, ze ma trzeeh nauo,kyycie-
losono wysokie kary porzadkowe.
.oprdos teeo vvtluo.ono IL ID.
! -. IS.
10. . , IL
-
.
sem dw nauozyoiet otrzyma} urlop
sssS ( lag ~; En-. - IL #:s11sssss l. 90
do czasu, gdy sprawl jego 20
rozstrsJ gnlete,
Wobec tego dziwb sig nie molina,
m1odziez, m~,lujaoa wolaosd, ME
sig pIoawieoad zawodowi ma
uosYofelskiemu. Ta j tyranlissdnr.e
ohowei, iak nauczyniel Y polskich.
dxielnicaoh, Mkt ME podlaga a, ala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

]. KRAzK Pewisn gosppd1,a1's.
;5tuutejjsa,zy1 ppobl swego 50 -letuiiegg3pA
;teaciiA wStaI okrropDy sploseb /,
Ten skutkiisn tego sInsrk Jsksn.E,s
'donvo,ss',a, .Ieass iEtiyal uz owsao.
'ziiecn- I sodstaswiioi,a az WiisssieaaiP
inowroclaWskiiego
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16
GEORGETOWN is; BEREA 3

Georgetown defeated Berea at base
ball by the score of 1873 Monday in
one of the poorest exhibitions of the
game ever seen here. The visitors
evidently thought they were having
a practice game, and did not work
very hard. With al, their careless
ness. however, they far outplayed
Berea, which did not seem to he
awake at any stage OF the game
Two points on the score card show
where Berea fell down. The home boys
made one more hit than the visitors,
and got more men to first base. Bot
there they stopped. They were
caught asleep on bases, failed 20
steal. allowed themselves to be force
ed out and made all kinds of plays
that showed poor brain work. George
town stole IA bases, Berea three. In
the fielding there was almost the
same difference. Berea made 10 errors
to Georgetown's zine. and hes des
the Berea catchers had five passed
balls, against one for the Georgetown
man. Lack OF team work showed all
thru. The worst exhibition was in the
last inning, when Ellis and Meese ran
together and Meese had to retire with
a bloody nose. It was Meese's ball,
but Ellis thought AIeese would lie
too late and there was no coaching.
etc. The bcys kave been practicing
very little. u NJ It is no use with
out a betNr pitcher. but Mondays
game was lot in the field. and not in
the battery. Frost. SO far as the
records show, pitched as good a game
as Rossell, who was evidently not
doing his best.
The 81. -a:-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16
PHI DELTA BANQUET

The fourth annual banquet OF Phi
Delta Literary Society, was held in
Ladies Hall Saturday evening, April
11.h. The South Annex proved to be
very satisfactory place for the oc-
casion.
The decorations though simple
made the room very attractive. The
tables were arranged in three parallel
rows, with a fourth on the raised
platform which gave IL an unique
appearance. The tables were decor
ated with violets, mountain pansies,
ferns and carnations.
The menu which consisted of three
courses was attractively served by
ten APPARENTLY experienced walters
The guests numbering about 140 were
delightfully."- entertained by the mi
Delta orchestra, during the progress
OF the serving; after which came
the programme. Fulkerson as toast
master proved himself fully equal
to the occasion. Everett Kirk in re-
spending to the toast, "Our Affinities"
revealed the fact that he had fam
liar subject, though he was slightly
embarrassed by the revelation of one
of his former romances, which was
clearly shown by the POSTMASTER.
Miss Todd's response was heart
lily enjoyed by all since It appealed
so forcibly to the toast master. Mr..
II. II. Felmy followed with de-
tail description OF the faculty, re-
vealing many of the unknown char
acters and showing partially to
none and justice to ALL
Our Society Ideal" was next dis
cussed by Mr.. d. A Daily to the
entire satisfaction of all.
Last but not least came Prof.
]. w. Dinsmore with his "Wise and
Otherwise" Neither was very fully
defined but the former beautifully
displayed in the way of most appro-
PIRATE poem to Phi Delta.
After thanking the many friends
who had so kindly assisted In the
preparation of the banquet, Mr.. Full
kerson led in singing the Society
song. after which the merry crowd
departed P.D.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16
Easter
Announcement,

We have the "Merry Wild
ow" Hats, and all the other
new styles.
Great specially in the ia
nous Queen Quality shoes
and slippers, in tans, patents,
gunmetal and vici kid.
Lace and gauze hosiery in
tan and black, muslin and
knit underwear.
Wash materials and WOOL
en- dress goods and all neces-
sary trimmings.
Everything for ladies and
childrens' wear.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16

which Mr.. Garfield has made famous,
then Pres. Frost told OF the raising
of the Pearson endowment and of
the building up of the college on
other ways and Miss Anna Leavett
read a sketch of DR.. Pearsons. N
the afternoon there were several
attempted walking parties that were
driven in by rain. and one crowd
drove to Richmond.
State Secretary Weatherford of the
Y. NJ. C. A. was a visitor here
two days this week He spoke at
Chapel Wednesday morning and ad-
dressed the boys Tuesday and We'd
nesdsy nights.
Mrs. DIR. Cook leaves town to
morrow on her trip to her old home
in Halle, Germany, where she will
spend the summer.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16
College Items
HERE AND THERE

Miss Haupt has rented the cottage
behind the Conservatory fol the Sprini
term and will live there with her
mother, who arrived Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Edwards is expecting
her father, mother, brother and sister
from Lelpsic. o., to arrive here late
this week, and remain over Sunday.
Supt. Edwards was In Richmond,
Tuesday.
Pres. Frost was In Cincinnati from
Saturday to Monday night lie
preached Sunday and addressed The
Evangelical Alliance Monday Both
Pres. and Mrs. Frost plan to leave Fri
day for a two weeks trip in the
East After thei= return they will
be here till after Commencement.
Prof. William Cooks many friends
here will be sorry to learn. he has
accepted a position at Arkansas Col
leee. Batesville. Ark. and will not be
here next year. He received an offer
from the same college before coming
to Berea. but a change In plans on
the part OF the college led to with
drawal of the offer at that time. Prof.
Cook has been out of his classes with
grippe for several days. and is just
getting about again. Mrs Cook had
the misfortune TO fall down stairs
Tuesday and was badly shaken IN.
tho not seriously injured.
There was a general holiday after
chapel Tuesday in honor of the birth
day OF DIR. ID. X, Pearsons, who gave
a large part of the College endow-
ment fund. Early morning classes
were he'd as usual but the Chapel
exercises were prolonged. The bald
rendered three selections in the way
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16
DIR. BEST,
DEN IT'S T
CITY PHONE Iss
OFFICE OVER POST uFFICB

Remember the Easter Services
Sunday.
A good house and lot TO rent.
Desirable location. See J. NJ Early.
u. S. wyatt's son Ulysses junior
Is recovering from pneumonia.
A hoy arrived at the home Of Mr..
Ell Baker on Jackson St. Thursday.
The Misses spaldiDg who have been
staying with Prof. and Mrs Dodge
for few days have returned &c New
York.
Miss Nettle Haley OF Big Inn was
visiting here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Noel Mitchell was called home
last Sunday by the very serious IN
ness OF his father Mr.. Ephriam Nit
chell OF Silver Creek.
Mrs. NJ. II Clagett returned Mon
day from Litchfield. Ky. where she
attended the funeral OF her mother
in-law.
The Easter exercise 10 be given by
tho pupils OF the Parish House 5. $.
viii be he'd Sunday evening at 7:15
at the Parish lious,. All are invited
and fine time is expected.
Miss Emily ST. Clair the Secretary
OF Y. w. c. A. OF Kentucky anil
Tennessee was here for a few days
this week. She gave some very help
full talks 10 the girls and led the
meeting OF Y. w. C. A. Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y Wyatt, Misses
Nina King. Elon Jackson and Alice
Treadway and Mr.. Tom Logsdon wen
TO Richmond Wednesday night to at
tend the opera.
Mrs. Everett vanwinkle and chill
dren returned from Ohio where they
have been visiting with Mrs. Van
Wrinkles brother. DR.. oren Robe 70.
the past few months.
MIR. Eph Mitchell OF near Silver
Creek is seriously III. his whole right
side having been paralysed.
Mrs. J. W. Rupert. who has been
In Richmond for her health for some
time. has returned greatly improved.
WANTED:-Re,.able. energetic man
to sell lubricating oils. greases and
paints in Madison County and ada
cent counties. Salary or commission.
stetson OIL &C.. Cleveland. Ohio.
J. w. stephens has Just got in a
carload OF Ice. and is ready to serve
customers. Phone 1888. Regular
routes viii be started later.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16

There will be a Sunday school rally
at the Silver Creek church house at
2:30 Sunday. George Dick and Miss
Douglas will speak. Everybody IN
vitcd.
Mr.. Thomas 4igglnbottom, who
recently sold his farm between Paint
Lick and Wallaceton. and went 20
middle Tennessee With the intention
OF buying a farm. has returned for
visit before finally settling down
In his new home.
Frank Kinaard has returned
from Omaha. Neb.. and will probably
remain at home and go to farming.
Howard Switzer. Jr, has taken
place as telegfapher and time
keeper on the L. a A. at Heidelberg.
DR.. L. A. Davis aud T. J. Osborne
spent Tuesday fishing In the Higgin-
bottom pond.
The Rev. Mr. Brandenburg and
wife spent Monday with Mr.. William
Todd.
Mr.. G. w. Cheney of Richmond ami
his daughter Maud are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. p. j. Pawley this week.
W. n Hughes OF Greenhall was In
town last week. returning TO his
home Fridy
G. w. Hart LEFT last Friday for
Dayton. O.. Soldiers Home where he
will be for some time.
Miss Della Cooley. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. c. ID. Lewis
for two weeks. returned to her home
in Moreland Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Golden has been con-
fined TO her home for several days
after having her tonsils operated on.
Those who have money 20 invest
In Berea or are looking for a site
for home. should read Holidays
adj. on last page. There are some
good bargains Offered there.
Miss Emma J. Hagen, in charge OF
the college school at Burning Springs.
arrived In town Wednesday for
short visit.
Deputy Sheriff w. A. johnson.
who has done so much toward
breaking up lawlessness around here
is now after young man accused
of shooting or the highway and also
stealing box OF tobacco. and per-
haps other articles. After the to-
bacco was stolen last week, Johnson
got warrant and searched the
home Of J. II. Settle at Big Hill.
where he found II. He arrested Sci
tie, but gave him permission to talk
for minute with his mother foe
whom every one has the deepest
sympathy. putting a guard at the
back OF the house so he could not
escape. Settle did not appear again,
and when the house was searched
was not to be found His escape re
mains a mystery but It is believed
he IL still around.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16
SIDEWALK ORDINANCE PASSED

The town council Tuesday night
adopted the sidewalk ordinance dis
cussed in these columns two weeks
ago. calling for cement walks between
the crest of the hill on Prospect 81.
and Welch's corner. and as far as
the Baptist church on the Rich
mond Road. The cost is to be borne
by the property owners. A full copy
Of the ordinance will be published
next week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16

Two base hits-Rosseii Gray, Nickel
Three base hits-Bold.
Sacrifice hits-creekmore. Nash, Frost
Stolen bases-by Georgetown "a by Berea I,
Lett ON bases-Georgetown s. Berea IA.
Earned runs-Georgetown a. Berea o.
Struck out-by Frost 2. by Ellis l. by Rosseii &
Hit by pitched bail-Nash
Bases on balls -oh Frost 4, off Rosseli ].
Wild pitches-Frost 1.
Posed baiis-Stephens 1. Meese a.
Double plays-Rossell to Stephens to Stephens
Wheeler and Rllis substituted for Frost and
Mecse in the 9th inning
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16

A five room cottage, two porches,
large well shaped lot, with good i'm
provements, located on Chestnut st.
Quarters for COW, horse, 100ehickens.
Must be seen to be appreciated. A
bargain if taken at once. For par
ticulars see M. l.. Sphinx, Berea. Ky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-16
.Mr. Lengfellner, I'd have given $4,000 if my
roof had not leaked last night" said Mr. r Rich

"Mr. Lengfellner, I'd have given $4,000 if my
roof had not leaked last night, " said Mr.. r. Rich
ardson to me after rainy night
His roof had been put by carpenter who 2
made profession Of metal roofing.
Yet some merchants in order to fool people and
sell their sorry roofing tell you Don't let Lengfener
fool you Any carpenter can put on metal roofing"
Yes, any carpenter can put metal roofing.
But there is only that can fix it, and always is
called in to fix it, after it put by carpenter and
that one man is Henry LengfelIner, manufacturer of
high grade metal roofing.
Stop in my shop Saturday of each week and
get Bargain in metal building supplies.
can save you 40 per cent on iron which mer
chants sell to you. On valley tin l can you so
per cent gunboat paint 90 per cent and paper roof
ing rs per cent.
HENRY LENCFELLNER
The Metal
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-08

with the rafting hilt. In scenes of
fury he painted, snorted and snarlcd
like a wild beast In death scenes his
gasps and gurgles were protracted and
painfully literal. The below that he
emitted when. as Richelieu. he threat
ened TO launch the ecclesiastical curse
almost made the theater walls trenble.
The snarling yell of ferocity that burst
from him when. as Jack Cade, he rec
ogniZed and sprang upon Lord Say in
the forest fairly frightened his hearers.
His utterance of Lear's delirious pray
er TO nature was like a thunderstorm.
Often he produced amazingly consola-
tory effects. affording ample gratitica-
ton TO the overstrained feeling OF his
audience, desirous-as in stormy pas
sages of king Lear" and "Othello."
the forum scene of "Nirginius," the
statue scene of "Brutus" and the scat
fold scene OF Damon and Pythias"-
that. something tempestuous and ter
rifle should be said and done. There
are times when il is comfort TO see
somebody who can let himself go. For
rest could. His style accordingly had
its positive. ample. undeniable merits,
but neither he nor his apostles Were
ever satisfied with acknowledgment of
those merits at their actual worth.