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ben an~grcn5cnocn Stuatcn.
Shelf Ner5te iir COB iGrcH

Sielt Ier5te t ii COB i1reS
8otten Oerontmortltdl.
6iir ben 600 hires @utten bielt
6rou George 70. &nrriion bon Belts.
bile, Frince Georges Gouttp, 5luti
Ner5te perontiportIid) unb tic egiud)te
ocn Coroner u. Z. 9eoll. ailtcn Sl.
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bon NnSlcr, Gin WoIieur, nltroc lrll-
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Den SnQneIt i~eitgcboItcn. Or, geonorO
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III Veltsotlle, Dor gefiiatcm Snuir.
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nen oGrld,o6en lpcroen. Ter Cbnlonn
oern Goroners. Sttrp iit Scrr q. @.
9eoll; bic unoerrn Wfitglic0cr inn
Die Serrcn 6ronf 0oteler. Wcorae
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gob, oob Dor tini9en @od)cn 0os Nu.
tonlo6il 0es Ir. Beitf Dor Dem Sor.
rtIon'idpen Sniiic 5uiammenbrod).
@1breno Die Woif)ine reporirt mur.
Dc, er5nblte 1rou Sarriion Dem 9lr5tc
bon Dem 3uituHce ibres Gbemunnes.
3r. Ieitd unieriudtc ocn aranfen
rno 'agte Der Strait OaB ibr @utte
'lald3t gebeilt lperoen fonie . SpGter
tam Or. bon aiisler nod 9eitsoille,
Der oell aronfcn, ipclher oil &6euma.
tTSr1its lit, mcbrmols mniIirte. 4nt
lesten Uftttlpud) fam Der RuIielir IN
III Ve9lettuhg bon Or. 8eitf on Dos
aronfcnlager oes SorriIor. I'm bic
nbltte Malioae D%orne6nten Al fin.
men. mar cs notbueuoig, Den aronfcn
81 hlcrpiormircn. aitr3 nud)oem lid,
ole beioen aer5te entfernt batter,
ieuroe Ser Snrriion b~etpubtlos ul,o
ltorb. Gie 6rnu GeS Geitorbenen
9laitbt ooB inn Die sIer5tr cine lie
betooiis ehloroform ao6cn uno er on
oeit 6oIget bes Sites geitorbcn lei.
Sles luuroe ieood) BON ben Eoftoren
Selth nno Charles u. 5or bon Belts.
plac4 iulSerleat, iiiio sic GoronerS @e.
reinforcement entlaiteten ole aer5te. Ser
Verltorbcne mar 80 Satire olt rnS
trat1telte lett iieben Sabren.
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SdJiifsnad)ridlte

Gbrii it an m B., 10. Ai1gltit.-
Nngefommen Der Compiler .Scuio
Sloo" (oon Ncru, Dorf) nod Gopclls
bogen.
Nenpel, 10. Mug. 49, angcfonl.
men cor G%onpier europa" (pon
Ncp.2orf) mad @cluIo.
Gopcr. rs. Mug. 49, Ter Gam.
pier naroonlono" lit bon D Wo.f
bier on9efommen uno mad, antpcr.
pen lpeitergefobren.
Gberbonrg 10. Aug. - 9(bgc-
fobren: Der 3nmpfcr u@roBer Sur.
yrutlt" nod Nem Dorf.
@laSgom. 10. Mug. N6gc-
tobren: Der 2ampier y9olumbio"
nod 8elu.Oorf.
Sonoon is. Mug. 49, angefoni.
men; Der 0on1pier .W~tin1lebabo"
BON Nciu.Dorf.
Rem Dorf IS. Ii,guIt. - a1t.
nctonmcn linb Die Gnmpfcr Afro.
bic" Don Sioerpool, n9ticup amiter.
Dom" bon Hotteroont, .Yooerluno"
ron antmerpen uno minneapolis"
ucn Sonoon.
eberbour1 i6. @uguit.-Ier
ron Hcu-Yorf nn19rcnten beitimmte
Solnpter ~&ronprin5eiiin Gecilie" lit
bier cingctroiicn.
StoerpooL IS. auguit. = Ger
8afnpfer vGeoric" lit BON Neu. gort
bier ongclqiigt.
Fahe our :Reife iu's NmsIanb &c.
lSrgt e. Maine, Rr. 413, EI.galti.
HlOreitrahe, uabs Gaitum !Ssuie Spe.
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Wcbr WrbCit.

cotton, Wnii., rs. }lnQrit. -
Ger nlcrBcn Observation-Disclosures.
Hcridlt OcS itotiitiid)en Bureaus Don
Moiioduictt9 ldBt cine etti1icbcnc
Sciicrlng in Ocn Snouitricn mo in
Der %ogc DER or1oniiirtcn Nlr6citcr
cr'cbcn. Dad Ncrid)tcu pom 80 }lr
better llnioncn nit cincr@cioumtmit.
glirocrjobl pon 1O5.9lI mcId1c 3obl
ctuoa nlcbr ais GO Ero5cnt Der sc.
lunmtjobl Der or1nniiirtcn 2(rbcitcr
DTS Stoutco rcprGicntirt morcn am
30. Srni 1909 G73O oocr 6.3G BRO.
cent bcihGltiGung8lo9. 9ica lit Gin
rcrmnIcrcr Stono Der Gingc, Ols ir
irQcno cincm Sjcrtclio6r icit Der @c
lhoit@trllis BON 1907.
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SnI iidlCrcn SlnfCn.

Gbortcitom S..G.. rs. 2ulQtIt.
Ter bnuorirtc Compiler ,Aropu.
Doe" bon Ocr GAoots&infc trof i'm
lau Oca Shlcppcra .Nearue" ruobl-
lrboitcn i'm bieiigcn Nnfcn Gin. Nn
&rrO ocs Shiffca, OoS notwithstanding
sum 3mcdc icincr &cporiruna nod
Ncm-0Orf juriid acihlcppt wcrocu
miro, bcinnO iid Niles mobl. Die
6ubrt bicrbcr Don Der aiiitc ]tor0.
Gurolinu'S, no bua Shiii oic
Sd)roubcnmcllc brad mo icitocm Dor
Hnfer lag, poa5oG it'd obnc 3ruc;.
ifcnio0 mo pcrb0ltniBmdBig roid).
SommtIidle &oiia9icrc IoVcu Die
GlImertIomc un0 5uuorfommcuoe
&nltlm8 Der Oiii5ierc, mto 9iicmano
ld)cint aud nllr cincn fIciuCn 9hlgcrs
bid ilbcr 003 Sdidiol oca SAiiica
III 6llrdt 8cmcicn ~ icin.
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2hn 4. Scptcmbcr gGbicogo" nab
0oUrc.
2[m /. September y@crmouia" lod
Ncopcl unO MorlciQc.
Nm 4. September n&roonIan0"
nod) Ipucr mo Nutprrpcr.
?lm 4. September ,Ebilo0clpbio"
ned Sollt6ompton.
9m /. September Cue 81 @cno.
Ia" nod Ncopcl mo @cnlo.
PIN 1. September ,GIcpclono" nod)
@ombura.
gm 1. September yWinncruo3fa"
led Vun0ou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
Baltimore grbibrt bic Gbrc.

Baltimore 9cbiibrt bic Gbrc.
Sinlon 2otc boutc icin critics Inter.
iceboot in Baltimore. - 8ar Scr
critic nGnllfcr" III Der 8clt. -
Gin &crtrrtcr oeS ,Qcutifcrl
Gorreipon0entcn" mod)tc Die critic
6obrt nit.
Nie @rploiion peld)c ON Somito9
oltf eincm BON Simou &afe geboltten
! llntcrIccboot bel Y~ctcrSburg, Rub,
lon0, altf Der Repo poilirte, mar inr
ioicrn iiir Die 9cpobner 9oltimore's
non mcbr olS gep0bulid)em Sntereiic,
"a Sr. 2nfe mo iein Gbcf.S ngcuiellr
&oicpb &, Z. MeuoS, Der oerIeBt
mnroe, 9oltimnrer iino uu1 &r. 2otc
bier in Baltimore in ben irilberen
Golumhias@ iienmertcn, Oeren @igelt,
tbilmcr Der ieitoem nerltorbenc Or
OioDor @nt. I. WalIter mar, icin
critics l%luteriecboot bautc. 0os mar
III Sabre 1897. 0as ltntcriceboot
ipuroc .Grapler" (&ried)er) 0enonnt,
ID eS groBc 3docr bate, 10 ooB e5
ouf ocm Dnrten WeercSbooen iabrcn
fonntc. Zen Criten Sollheruerilld)
nluttr ein HcprGientunt ocs y0clIt,
id)en GorreiponOenten" nit, ser oonn
Gle Sbee cltpidelte, per llntericcboot
oen Rorpool 5u crreifen, cine Soce,
Sic iogor BON Den 8clcbrten Der
oSpbnS &opfins llniperlitGt" ais
altsfiibrbor betrndtct mllr6c.
@rH. Safes 3occ mar, ooB permit.
trlit icines llntcriecboote$ oui &Goern
lad Sd)Gscn olti Dem M~ecreSgrrnoc
uno aclunfencn Shiifcu geiuft mcr.
oen tonntc. Gr bot Der Heqicruna
Icln llntcriecbopt an, ieood ucrbieIt
Snfcl Sam iifl abIebneno. SpGter
boltte cr mebrCre ltnterice6oute fiir
SrItrcidI uno onrollf pier iiir HllB
ldllo. Gos Boot, ouf ncItem bic
eyplolion iidJ om Somitog crcigncte.
NOR Dos lcbtc Ser bier 6obr3ci,gc unb
sur abIieicrlmg bereit. Cic 6umilic
oeS Sbcr- 3ngcnicnrS Weoos wobnt
II Mr.. 1920, 9for0.g unoItro6c.
Sr. Flott 6mer fronf.-
9r. @crmon z. YIatt, 8rGiiocnt Der
~Elott Gonlerpcn g." uno Gicc,
FroiiNcnt Der n&optiuS Ylocc Spor.
licgt idJmcr fronf i'm ySobns
@optins Soipitnl" o%ornieoer. Gr
am Somitog cincu Sd)Iogoniul.
9r. Nm, :. Elott, &orliber oes re.
eublifutiidcn Stobt.@omitc's uno
DER 4b5ugStonol.Gomm
lit iein 9rll6er.
imore'S 9rieftr1Qcr|
peronltalten morgen ~gtod)mittuo llno
tht &iuerbieiusFnr cir Yienic,
Grtr0aniiie fir bic Gqitippi
ciner fiir5lidJ gc~griinocten Nh.
IiftnpeIle bcrluen0ct mcr6cn ioller.
.te bteligen YricftrGQcr iiuo ulter
Dem Nonen nOriolc @rond)c gtr.
rs" bes acknowledgements ser 9rici.
TRACER" %orgoniiirt.
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rtStngc Der Y%aiIagicr.S ampicr
uon HciusgUrf.

~" "NN OOhAs
Nm II. 9Iugult nNulonm" nod
9iotteroonl.
Nm II. Guouit Bring 6ricorid)
&}ilbclm" nod Bremen.
Nm Is. Nuguit n2lorrutic" uod)
Soutbompton.
Nm Is. 2lu9uIt n%2uiitoniu" nod
2iucrpooI.
gm IS. 9nramit rBrciiOcnt Gin.
coIn" nod 9om6llrQ,
am 10. SluGuIt ~9rcto1nc" nod
&oorc.
Gm -, glilallIt n0Sfor Der 3uci.
te" nod 8opqlbQ9cn. ,
Am ~. Alanit r&aplonia@ nod
Gibraltar mp 9icQpdr,.1 ..,
Hm a. Tfnguit4 ~Slrqbic" nod)
Slocrpopl, ~. ..go aa..
9Im 81. 9ltguit minneapolis
nad) &ollbpn. ,.I...
9Im 81. gugIlt .SoocrIono" nod
Io0tr mo Nlltmcrpet.
Gm 81. Au1uit n9tcp.Yorf" nod
Soutbompton.
Nm 81 4uguit Cincinnati" nod
@ambitrg.
PIN 81. 9tlrguIt nStaIia~ nob
9icopcI.
Nm 81. 2tugllit nNicup- amItcr.
non" nod Hottcroom.
gn 81. Iltguit naoiicr" nob
Bremen.
glm %. gluguit @lartrctanio" nab
2lberpool.
gm %. 9tu9uit n@oieItic" nod
Sout6olnpton.
am %. glr9llit n9lmcrifa" nod
Ncopcl mo Wcnuu.
PIN %. Auguit o9Iii1er" mad
Sornblrg.
Im 26. arguIt o~2orroinc" mad
Sabre.
Nm 2G. 9tugrit n6ricori6 Der
@roBc" nod Bremen.
Vim 26, ?h,8uit n9icgina 0'IytnIio"
nnd) Ncopct mo @cnuo.
gm y. 2tuguit Soma" lad Gca.
pei uul6 Wiorioiac.
am 2S. Iu0ult oGaronia" nod)
&iucrpool.
gm %. 9Euglit st. 2uuiS" mad
Soutbnnpton.
am %, SllGuIt .3cclonO" uud,
Gouer uno antrperpen.
Am %. 9lugnit DMinnetonfo" mad
2onoon.
gm %. au0uit california" nod)
Glasgow.
gm %. auguit Celtic" nod 2iucr.
pool.
Nm %. 9luguIt DErin5eB 5rcne"
mad Gibraltar ulo Neapel.
gm 2S. slu0uit ngmcrifa" mad
Somburg.
Am 81, 9titgnit ~Yotsoom" mad
GOtteroam.
am 81. guauit uaaiier @il6elm
Der 3weite" nnd Bremen.
gm +. Septcmber ,@alocrice" mad
Snm6urg.
am +. September areentina" nad1
9tedpel uno Srieit.
Im 1. September ,Sceanic" noh
Soutbamptor.
am t. September nGomponio"
ii0d liverpool.
9tm 2. Septcm5cr rllniteo Stotcs"
rcd a%openDo9cn.
am 2. Septcmber vSouraine" mad,
SABRE. er
Nm .. September ~Garpotbin" nah
Gibraltar uno lteapel.
am 2. Septunbcr uaurfirlt" nad
Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
1891. strlte1es NtahhNrmsu:. tsaf.
Marglano Gbattcl &oan Ai~ioeiatiun.
Nlbert SIuni. inn., @eiddftsthtrrr.
iuCYf.tyrhd rhf- t

g%egcHiiter oem (5eyi1islSebdnSe.
8intmer 22S 23t uuo 2S3 t2. Stodruerf1.
-StpoGsedf Taneties BAe ct eaaIs Str
1drlebcH bon $40 bic $500 aft M6bei. igin.
nos ETC., oRue Sutternnutig b~erfelten. Sefpsllne
Ruten. tacine Wndherei.)
Mo, gbone. gourtIano 735. 9. & e. Ghoue
ct. Saul se6e' (9ep2lS-<&sl
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&On Sec nnS Safcu.

1ro6tloie Geographic lciitct oltC
Gienite. - Gompicr y3clcn" i!
Der 9oi gcItronoct, ,Moiu'
fGbrt moracn nit 60 &oiiitcu
unb 70 3miihcnocda @oiio0ic.
ren mad Bremen ob.
Grubtloie Geographic cruiea iid
gcItcrn iiir Die Shiiiobrt micocr cin.
nal bon 8roBcm NlrBc1. Ger nor.
meglde 6rlthtoompier .1clcn," O2y
om NontoG No6mittog INN 4 ll6r
nit elmer %oOu1Q 9ononcn PC,
Fort Antouio. SOmoico, fir Ole MI.
lnntIc 6rllit Gomponp" Sap Nenrr
paiIirte lief bel Yoplor &>lono in
Der GbelapcoteS9 oi orf. Scr Shlepp.
onmpfer ySooogc" BON Der Como.
liootipn Gpol Co." mcIdcr bic niB-
ltd)e SoNc ocS Gompiera o0cIcn" lie,
obod)tetc, unb Der nit cincm War-
coni.Spitcm pCriebcu lit, innotc cine
orobtIolc GCpcid)e burf oie bicii0e
Srothc DER ollnitcO @ircleBGo." on
Die "Ntlontic 6ruit Co." mcIdJc oar.
H'fDin lofort Den 5hleppoonpicr
o8errD" III Niilfc ionote.
oNtlonto" gcitronoct.
elmer bier cingctrofieucn Gcpeid)e
5uioIge lit Der olli Der 6o6rt bon
Baltimore nod &eneni0 6efinbliHc
oltreifiIdc Tompier .Ntlontu" i'm
0afen bon Wolumocco, MIR 5 Wei.
len iiiooitIid BON icillem 9citin.
mllng@ort, Qcitronoct. Mcbrere Der.
Iltd)c, orn Eompier ilott ST bcfonl.
men, blicben erioIgGoS.
ID ain" Gbrt morQcn.
BUR iiblifcn 3eit morQen 9totm.t-
tag fobrt Der Hurooeutihe 2lopO,
Gompfcr oWoin" nit GO 9oiiitcn,
uno Is 3>piihenoedS g YoIiooicrcn
bon Eier &r. 9 81 2ocuIt-Goint aus
nod Bremen ob.
%n 9oro 0e& .GrinB Trics
orid @ilbclm."
Nohitebenoe 9altimorcr iobrin
bcutc an 9oro ocS Norooentifen
CLOUD Gonpicrs n@rin5 6ricorih
WilbcIm" bon Nep. Port nod) Gre.
men ob: Sri. Gntilp gilbert. Sri.
Worp &. 4. hilbert, Serr Sona
Blonde, Scrr unO 6rou s. &. @rci
ner. sri. Bette WiocgiII mo d. $.
Heif.
6Gbrt nod 2onOon.
Ter 0ompfcr nWinneioto" bon
Der ~9ltlnntic transport So" fam
geItern SormittuG bon HbiloocIphio
bier on, ltm bier cine Soouna Stiid,
gut fiir 9onoon al 9oro SIT net
men.
8rlunffnr@ vi o~tprbppt
gcboben.
Souia Broom fam Qeitern NIT 6erl
Dor ctmo eilem Monot bel Gbcia.
peotesGitp untergegnngrnen 8oioIius
boot r6lorcnce," nclheS CT nit lei.
ner @rnd-& ebemoihinc aus Dem
NoIIer bolte. bier oil uno brad]te CS
nod Dem brotherhood, Gos geinl.
fcne Boot lit Gigentblm oes Scrrn
Smit6 bon Baltimore.
Gurf bier bleiben.
Sic @inmonocrungS. 9eb0roe miro
oorousiidtlid Ser 6rou Soicpba
Eomelcs5Df, uelde inn Nopembcr
porigen SobrcS nit ibren bier fIei,
men ainocrn nit Dem Qompicr
o9tcdur" bicrber fom mo ncgcl
Srod)onlo 5urildQeboltct mllroe, &C.
bier 5u blcibcn, "a tic nod
Nll9abc Der Ner5tc ocS .Ercsbptcrio,
ller Ill9clt., Sbrcll. ltn0 SolS.Soipi.
OIL Sit.9oltimorc StroBc III
3eit pOllitGnoig Qebcilt icia
luir0. Sic 6rnu lu1rc ieiuer 3eit DC.
porttrt morocn, mcun lid ibr Mann
Son1aSj Faluele55pt. Der idon .ltch.
rerc Sabre in Baltimore moGnt mo
Der ,8ultimorc Ohio 9ubn"
beIf1itigt lit, nift erbotcn bate, Sic
SofpitalfoItcH Ri traucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-17
Wcoi5iniidJc Nn5ciscn.
DR., r,

Sir Sirbcr, 5rott mlo adRtc,iroit eic. Sine
GlNihc %illrirt, lnh CS iteIlt iih fcin 5%lpcilcr
Shiiticlirnft Gin. @icht aud quite 8ciunobcit.
@uDs NM PCrtrGtnn StrnBc. Bon ulcu 9lpo.
lbclcrl u%crfNuit. EleiS 81. CUuai,tgh)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
A REAL PRESIDENT.

The tariff fight almost over, the thing
out clearly that Taft who represents the whole people,
his battle for them from the Congressman, each of
represents only few interests During the discussion Congress
was plain that the tariff bill getting along by series of
bargains each Congressman selling of the interests Of all
his constituents for the sake of the
But when the President his finger into the pie he plainly
working for ALL the people, and his work has done
country than that of all the rest put together.
There has been good deal of fault found that
did not interfere But he would have gained nothing by
doing He let it be understoodtho did believe
meant hat he considered that the pledges
revision Then he allowed Congress
of making the law When got nearly thru he simply
he could not and would sign the bill prepared he told
changes would have to be made him. There great
but the changes have been made His opponents expected
promise but didn't get it, And the result bill which
much better than had been expected and really ufment of
the party pledges and relief to the American people 1t all
that might be hoped necessities of life will still be taxed
for the benefit of manufacturers and many hardhp
will be inflicted people, but the bill better than law
have had many years. and step right
1t is real downward revision.
In addition there the corporation tax provision which is the
entering wedge for better control Of the big business of the
country and Taft has not broken with Congress- he will be
position push thru headed legislation along the line the
winter He has made good his place leader the party he has
the people with him. be them working for the good
the whole countryhe president Gentlemen who
been kicking very busy keeping still just
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
KENTUCKY PATRONAGE
Commercial Tribune Specially

Washington, July 2S.-Pres. Taft
has just made move in Kentucky
patronage affairs that will be Of de-
cided interest to the politicians of
the Blue Grass State.
For several weeks Senator Bradley
and two of the Republican Congress-
men Bennett and Langley from Ken
lucky have been trying to induce the
President to dispose of a number of
Kentucky Federal appointments before
the end of the special tariff session of
Congress. Another element of Ken
lucky Republicans has been just as
insistent on STAYING off action until
next winter. Representative Edwards
has declined to join with the other
members OF the Kentucky delegation
in urging early action.
The President has settled the mat
ter by inGtructing Postmaster General
Hitchcock, the political field marshal
Of his administration, to inform the
Kentucky Congressman and politicians
that he knows no good reason why
the whole subject of Kentucky pat
ronage should not go over until after
his summer vacation and that 1t is
not his intention to take up any Ken
lucky patronage matter for settlement
until that time.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
PRESS DAY
delays.

The editors OF all papers In Ken
lucky and their wives have been in
vited by the management to be guests
at the big Blue Grass Fair at Lexing-
ton on Friday August 18th. The Fair
opens on the 9th OF August and con-
tinues throughout the week. The edi-
tors are given to understand that they
will be welcome any day that they
may choose to attend, but especial
attention will be devoted to them on
Friday, the 18th, which will be known
as Kentucky Press Day.
Besides the usual courtesies in the
way of tickets OF admittance and OPP
rortunity 20 Gee the excellent shows
that will be provided. the editors and
their ladies will be the guests of
Secretary Jouett Shouse, for luncheon.
Mr.. Shouse has been a newspaper man
Cor a number of years and this compli-
ment he is paying tho press of the
State will be cordially appreciated
A. d. Miller. of the Richmond Gil
max, vice-President OF the Kentucky
Press Association. has been named
as chairman OF the day and the invi-
tat.ons have como through him. On
the committee with Mr.. Miller he has
selected Ed. d. Shinnick, Shelbyville;
Jno. S. Lawrence. Cadlz; r. ]. Nc
Bryde. Jr, Louisville; VIM. Reming-
ton, Paris; II. p. Summers, Smiths
Grove; Chas. w. Metcalf, Pineville;
Paul NJ Moore. Darlington; Harry Nc
Carly, Nicholssville.
A local reception committee on be-
half of Lexington has been appointed,
with Desha Breckenridge, of the Lex-
ington Herald as chairman Altogether
every preparation has been made 10
add to the comfort and pleasure Of
the newspaper men on Press Day at
the big Blue Grass Fair.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
DON'T OVERLOOK THESE

Don't overlook the present INSTALL
ment Of Prof. Dinsmore's book. You
will miss it later on If you let it go
by.
Another important article is the
enc by DIR. Cowley on colds-how they
dig graves and how to avoid them.
The Washington letter is unusually
interesting this week, too. Take time
to read 1t.
The next issue will be a good one.
There will be another installment Of
Prof. Dinsmore's article. an article
On how to kill weeds, a discussion
Of the Democratic attacks upon the
present administration, and many othe
things well worth reading.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
NEW DORMlTORY
Pearsons' Hall will be One Of the
Finest Ever Made for the Aecomo-
dation of Men-Ready in the Fall
Description Of Big Building.

We are presenting to our readers
this week the first picture showing
how the fine new Pearsons Dormitory
for men, will Look when 1t is COM
pleted this Fall. The building will
be fully In keeping with the other
fine structures which have been put
up on the campus lately. and will be
real ornament and addition to the
College Grounds. 1t will furnish
Accommodations for young men second
to none which are to be had at any
college In the state.
The new building will cost consider
ably more than was originally planned.
The final price will not be far from
sac. 900. and the building will be cor
respondingly better than the original
plans. II will lie four stories, Of
brick. with stone trimmings, and very
solidly built. Every few feet thru
the building will be brick transverse
walls, as a protection against fire.
The floors of the corridors will be
OF terrazzo. the best of all floorings.
There will be lavatories on the first
and third floors, and in every respect
the building will be the finest posi-
BILE for the purposes for which it
is constructed.
Pearsons Hall, when completed. will
accommodate about a hundred and fifty
men, and will besides have a suite of
five rooms for a resident professor
and several private rooms for guests
OF the college. Each boys room will
be 10x15 feet. and 1t is intended that
there shall be only two men in a
room. Each room will have steam
heat and electric light
Work on the building is progressing
rapidly, and Il Will be ready for oc-
cupancy by the time the winter term
opens. The outside walls are already
up to the second floor. and the wooden
frame work is as far along. The work
from now on will go more rapidly, as
a hosting engine and elevator has
been installed to carry up brick and
mortar. and there will be no more
delays.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
SHOUT HELLO"

When you see a man that's blue,
Shout Hello. friend. how dye do!
What in thunder's ailing your"
Grab his hand and squeeze it tight,
Brace him for another fight;
Say to him, Friend, you're all right.
Think Of something full of cheer,
Something that he'll laugh to hear,
Tell in tones rich, round and clear.
Take his arm and walk a mile.
Work like this IS worth the while,
Though it's sadly out of style.
Bring the smile back to his face,
Help him once again to trace
Gods kind purpose of grace.
Spare Moments.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
HORRID, BUT, OH! HOW TRUE!

Curious 1t is that the average wo-
man overlooks one essential fact:
that the moment she becomes "sty-
lish" she becomes cheap; she at
once brings herself down to a level
with the most unintelligent kitchen
maic and the poor misguided woman
of the streets. For styles" whether
In dress, in entertainment, in furnish
ing, or IN mode OF living are not
made for the intelligent; the intelli-
gent create their own standards and
prepare their own Municipalities in
their appearance and living-Ladies
Home Journal.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

%The Richmond Register printing second hand editorial
hoping interest in the matter of good roads 1t
about time, If The Citizen editor made
trip in which he Blue Grass Counties and Madison
easily headed the list for bad roads The Fiscal Court
to show that there has been good deal of the
Madison pixies but there has been mighty little brains
the metal There little in Republican paper like The
Citizen kicking the Democratic officials who responsible
than likely the voters will have something say
election day
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
TREASURER'S REPORT

Following is the report of the
Treasurer of the town of Berea, at
the close of business June 80, 1909.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand March 81, 1909 =. s19.es
License, sun Bros show. $500
Account overdrawn at bank 1919
Total. ... s7I.77
DISBURSEMENTS
Total amount of claims for labor on SITS f7I27
Books are open for inspection.
J. W. STEPHENS, Treasurer
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

%%We have just received copy of the Industrial Edition
Of the Mountain Eagle published Whbug Letcher County
The paper fine printed good pOsey illustrated
and full OF good matter not only of timely interest," giving
valuable historical information Mr. Webb be congratulated
his production and Lecher having such wide
date editor
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

- 1.-THE Richmond Democratic papers fighting
for their ticket this fall They that their ticket
composed Of "above reproah forgetting the dsgcefu
primary OF last spring. and admit that the Republican candidates
thooy competent And they have word defense
of the Democratic administration which has done
Madison They will wake up later
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
Influence Of Women.

The hand that wears the glove
ought to be as powerful as the hand
that rocks the cradle. especially when
reinforced by the foot that wears the
hosiery.-Louisville Courier-Journai.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
Location Of HsppIness.

II you ever find happiness by hunt
ing for 1t, you will find II, as the old
woman did her spectacles. safe on her
own nose all the time.-Josh Billings.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

- #It lots of money travel newspaper will bring
you every week of the wide world and wisdom-a
dollar. You'll have to hunt long time find better
investment.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
Hide. Of Cow and Horne.

The hide Of a COW weighs about IS
pounds. but that Of horse is about
half that amount.