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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18
Perfect Agreement
Between Woodrow
Wilson and Col.
Roosevelt
Not in Politics, Perhaps,
But as to the Work
Of Berea
! Read This Endorsement
Read This Endorsement

1t is interesting to know that these
two vigorous champions OF contend
ing parties really agree on some
fundamental things, and 1t is especi-
ally interesting for the people Ct
Madison County to know that these
two great men agree In recommend
ing Berea College for the support Of
patriotic people because of the un-
usual work which IL is doing for
the benefit of the mountain region
of Kentucky and the adjoining states.
Col. Roosevelt, In writing his fam
GUS book, "The Winning of the
West" became aware of the import
ance of the mountain region of the
south, its history and its promise.
lie spent long hours in Col. Durrett S
library in Louisville and probably
knows more of Kentucky's mountain
region than most of the citizens Of
Our state. Shortly afterward, he
made the acquaintance of President
Frost, and later addressed a meeting
in the interests of Berea College held
in Trinity Church, Boston, where he
said "Berea College has discovered
something which had been overlook
ed and forgotten. We are indebted TO
President Frost for having made us
Understand the worth and promise Of
the three million people in our south
ern mountains"
Woodrow Wilson of course became
acquainted with the mountain region
in his own studies OF history. but,
aside from that, his birth in the south
and his boyhood experience in the
mountains of Virginia and Georgia
gave him a personal knowledge. He.
too. was interested in making Presi-
dent Frost's acquaintance, and more
than once has addressed public meet
ings whose object was TO secure IL
nancial support for Berea. In a quite
recent gathering in Carnegie Hall,
New York, he said 81 always wonder
why it is necessary TO make speeches
FOR Berea. The case is SO obvious,
the object to be sought so admirable,
the things at stake 80 momentous,
that 1t would seem unnecessary to
endeavor to persuade intelligent pco-
pie to support such an enterprise.
When Berea College makes an APP
peal for help 1t asks for aid in the
renewal of the life of the country at
its sources"
These endorsements clearly show
what q claim Borea College has upon
the support of its neighbors here in
its own county. The faithful work CT
the Berea teachers has built up an
institution whose influence now
touches the mountain ends OF eight
states.
The situation is just this: While
the institution has several hundred
acres OF poor land. and number of
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

installments. and the pledge form
above is used.
Prof. +. l.. Mathcny. Dean OF tho
Academy, has bcen detailed for tho
work OF raising this money and II Is
hoped that subscriptions covering the
amount may be received by the mid
die OF Aug. so that the building may
be enclosed before winter and used
when the great crowd is present In
January.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18
WOODROW WILSON.

While the grounding is considered
by some more of friend Of the farm
er and gardener than pest, now and
then one may take up its headquar-
tiers where II is not wanted. and 1t
Is desirable to get rid of It. II such
Is the case 1t may be done in the
following manner. Be sure the Of
fender is In his burrow. then I'LL up
all but one entrance and into that In
sert good sized piece Of absorbent
cotton on which have been poured a
couple Of teaspoonfuls Of carbon b.
sulphide. which is both poisonous and
lnfiammable. After putting in the dope
plug up this outlet and the grounding
will be done for shortly.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18
SUBSCRIPTION FOR NEW DORMITORY

good buildings, and a considerable en-
dowment fund, its expenses far ex-
coed its income. In the first place.
the students arc unable to pay what
students pay at other institutions
and, in the second place. the kind OF
instruction which Berea offers costs
more than the old fashioned book
learning Of ordinary schools. The
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

When one gets the fever to move TO
a newer country-and most live folks
have this spell at some time In their
lives-4t In a good idea TO rent rather
than sell the old home farm, 20 to the
new location and spend a year. In
this interval one can get posted on
the freaks Of the weather and other
drawbacks and II dissatisfied can re-
turn and begin life over again In the
old home. II one does not buy In the
new country he can'consider the Jaunt
as a well earned vacation.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

fetal than any of the San Francisco
gang of a few years ago. A COM
mittee of the South Carolina Legis-
lature is hearing the testimony In
Augusta, Ca, witness and attor-
ney by the name of Fehler being a
fraid to go to South Carolina, hag-
ing been threatened owing to the
evidence he IVES about to give. The
Governor is charged with protecting
blind tigers for brides, pardonins
penitentiary convicts for brides,
taking brides from whiskey firms,
allowing them to supply liquor u
dispensaries, etc.
A good deal of evidence is furnish
ed by Burns Detective Agency. OF
course the governor enters a flat
denial to all the charges.
McCoMBS TO MANAGE CAMPAIGN
w. +. McCombs who managed
Governor wilson's REORGANIZATION
campaign has been selected by the
National Committee to act as Chair
man of the committee to manage
the campaign this fall. A sub-com-
mittee of nine was chosen to assist
in the management, and New York
and Chicago were selected as the
cities from which the campaign will
be directed.
NO LONG TRIPS
1t was announced from Washing
ton, Saturday, that President Taft
will make no long campaign trips
this fall. He is expected TO make
some keynote speeches on the issues
that confront the country but 1t is
not known where they will be
made.
ARCHIBALD CASE GOES OVER
The Senate of the United States
is tired of investigating and wants
to adjourn, and it is, therefore, an
nounced that the case of Judge Arch
bald, who is recommended for i'm
parchment by the committee of In
yestigation, will go over to the
next session.
DENVER FLOOD SWEPT
Denver, Colo, was swept by a
flood on Sunday night, the l4th, as
the result of a cloud burst. Two are
known to be dead as a result, and
property damaged to the amount of
two millions. Hundreds of people are
homeless and are being fed and car
ed for by the city.
SERIOUS RAILROAD WRECK
This seems to be the season OF
railroad wrecks. On two successive
days, July 4th and 9TH, wrecks in
New York and Pennsylvania result
ed in the loss of 60 lives. On the
14th. thirteen people were killed
on the Burlington road on the out
skirts of Chicago. a fast mail train
running into tho rear Of the Over
land express from Denver and smash
ing two pullman cars. A number wer'
injured.
AFTER THE EXPRESS COM
PANIES
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission. which has been investigat-
ing the great express companies in
the United States, advises a general
reduction of Is per cent on all charg-
es for carrying packages. The Com
mission finds that It is difficult 10
discriminate between companies, one
company holding stock in another
and in all in many instances. The
report shows great inequalities In
charges heretofore. and. If these
suggestions are followed out, The
country will experience great relief
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18
with its $4,000.

Considering the wealth and generos-
ity OF the people of Madison County,
this should not be a task to occupy
undue time. The only thing is to get
II Properly and quickly before the
people.
II is proposed that the money
should DO paid In twelve monthly
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18
UNITED STATES NEWS
Continued from First Page

the Democratic candidate escaped
censure.
Eugene w. Chafin of Arizona and
Aaron S. Watkins of Ohio were nom
mated for President and Vice-Presi-
dent respectively, they having been
the standard bearers four years
ago.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

The good book gives the injunction,
cas- much as lieth in you. live peace
ably with all men," The writer Won
ders whether the limit OF human en-
durance here implied may not have. re-
ferred to instances In which the neigh
Dor let's his hens range wantonly over
newly seeded flower or vegetable gar
den
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

The amount Of coal mined in the
United States In 1910 exceeded by
100000 tons the total tonnage that
had been mined up to the close of the
year 1871, according to figures which
have been gathered by the United
States geological survey.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

A chicken killing cat belongs In
about the same category as the egg
sucking dog. Both are knotty PROPOSE
lions. and about the only thing that
will cure them is a dose Of chloroform.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

They have a rather unique method Of
determining the valuation of land for
taxation purposes in New Zealand.
The owner may put his own valuation
on his land, but II the assessors feel 1t
is too low they can add 20 per cent to
the value of 1t. and the government
may then buy 1t at that price.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

Those desiring an up to date as well
as accurate map Of North America
may secure the same by sending 20
cents to the geological survey. Wash
angton. This map is % by AZ inches
and is especially adapted for the home
and school.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18
GOVERNOR ACCUSED

Gov. Blease Of South Carolina IS
facing charges. which, If not cleared
up. will convict him Of being q
worse CRATER and more corrupt Of
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

Progressive people have Of late not
only been throwing worn out machin-
cry on the scrap heap and getting serv-
iceable machinery in Its stead, but
have also been smashing and putting
on the junk pile a good many political
machines.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

1t costs s53,ooo.O00 to buy the butter
consumed in New York in n single year
and considerably more than 100000
to pay the cheese bill.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

The writer is this season going to try
a plan for keeping the ants from run
ming up and down the trunks OF his
apple trees. where they make It their
business TO change the pasture places
OF their dairy cows. the green aphids.
This will be moistening sawdust with
kerosene and packing some around the
trunk at tho surface of the ground.
This. coupled with spraying the trees
with a solution of black leaf. will serve
to make life somewhat miserable for
the louise pests.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

Raising pure bred live stock and
poultry costs but trihe more than
rnising scrubs and Is at the same time
much more satisfactory and profitable
II proper care is taken Of the better
stuff.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

Cornstalks possess very little fertil-
izing value. yet II cut up by a sharp
disk and plowed under they add con-
siderable humus to the soil, an ele-
ment. by the way. In which 1t is
usually lacking.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

The kind Of n neighbor one has de
ponds quite largely on the kind Of q
neighbor one is himself. Kindness and
sociability develop similar traits In
others.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

A corn ration will put on fat Just
Ms fast in summer as in winter For
this reason the flock Of laying hens
should be fed sparingly Of corn and
should be made to dig and scratch for
the small grain they get Another
excellent way to give them exercise Is
to spade up a patch Of the hen yard
Enclosure every few days and give
them chance to dig for worms.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-18

I Oscar Hammerstein. London:
l / have quarreled with Alphonse, the cat
/ Is dead, and the stove has gone out
SUZANNA DUMESNIL
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-04-18

Iieat oft in eirrm lcrunteraetum'
ncaen Sniicm. SthpGde, GerolR.
tit. gaprtitloiiateitS SerInit Der ee'
ern;e uuo bes Strsbeiiss uuo lluor0.
nmnsen Der 2ebgr mno ssIieren iOIaegI
bficrs einrm Nisinlle sisier mib!idleu
ayantbeit Electric Sttters, Ner aic'
rrihe @Cleber. S!ptreiniaer unb Scr
onlierer oes Ylaeens uno Der Seber
IN bann ppu slbthen 9auienbe hahn
beipieien bah bieir bic Nerpen nun
berbar harteu. baA. .Spaem aaibanei
unb @eiumbbeit unb ebeiliesirait mad
eiuem esriupeunainil mirnereebcn
@cnH leibenO, periudt ihn. siur 10
sertnai uub ublliae i9uirieeenhi
nnramtirt bel ahrian 4 oillemenr
ReIphelin. RehaatH & eiIsemeus
foIl, unp. 9. Y. SdslI q sons
81. atsusas NM q tliiabstb
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-04-18

--gntpu Spbamuesmeh,y, BON hem
mir In lebter Mpfe betinteten. oag
er ;elnsu sdnltermin ia vt, 9bcMas
beenoet. beaab iid Tlontae nod
stanias Gitu no sr. pdhreiio esi
gpmmermonate I'M Trauahnn Sl'
iiheB College iih nc itsre lutiIeuldan
iihe aenntniiie ersperbeh mill.
Sri. Seriberta gube reiiic an
2ierstaa nod ct. ..2ouis no II, me-
gen ibrer sluaeu einen Spesial'lien
tpniultiren pirb.
-Naurermeiiter 6snrp Shlheter
unb beiien Sinsiier anguii perih
ten snr 9eit Gementarbeiten nlli rer
5arm bes BERN SDbn aliethermes-
.Rein fleiner SJhn hatte FI
idblimm erfditct. Man emphal nj.
ghamberlain's Goupb @emeop 81
psrinteu, unb ehe eine fleine 6lnihe
BON pcnumn:sn, mar ct 10 eeiuno nls
ie." idreitbt Tlrs. 8 Gis. 20 9up.
.iro Strabe, Sioncp NntraIien.
Tieie Webisir ,uirb pertnntt cpI'
allen 6anoletn.
3u perfau len: Gin poll
blat golanb China tbcr. elm Sahr
oft. bel
Wttbelm 3nueuer,
--goiltrdaer Senrp IiIbere be-
iudjte am &lsnsiae ieinsn dme'
tranten 8ruoer Berbaro BET ssnros'
billie.
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@.irh. orr 81 .oa5is uns &C
(sienrS.

Gin ~ eiuhl YCE Ga,'di.,; 10
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ca ,lte: Scu iias,Wtiota aRo "a IL
.er!etbes, siicacr;ieherSt Sein ,'iG
rem @einhl eeS 2vgaeS pada i,1'sa.
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ren seS SSaiitrS dRo aRseId,ca rs:'
5vausa.yauthelcn. rpeipe 0oa'e Ne
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Den. Iraae an paer ldISix ga
IL. i. S.0Hs. SiiShsc0. &cal
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.ernbiahrs Dan,.u hiitt.


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w fen seubeitcn BON Shten iiir
bic Srlblinas. Saiion. Tie 3amen
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trasenen aul Sas ithnellitc unb bette
uie6er bon unieren Tutnloherinneii
bsrpeitellt iuercer. Tim asusteteii
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sortsbure. 9ouue Co.. hoIte ooria'
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limb ircunolidit einaelaoeu.
2as apwlmit.ec
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aetreten.
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bat iidl bel 0erru Soieph Suede nI'
,0nedlt rcronnaeu.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-04-18

Ter Rieienbdmbicr Z Titanic pon
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benz uralldIiheu NeereSrieier abae'
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0nr 85s. Menfden strettet; 1912 crtruuferl:
Die aau DsIt In Grauer ob e,iss tfredffsn uHJlhdss
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MODERN: 5efluit hersaItelleu rermna.
breuht siaeHtlih ianm bcioaoers sr'
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-SeiteHwese ma.ScH IL Ssy'S
CT, nm eas aatr lso0 aeisGi; ~ wa
ern etma UNI l4i7. On Se-l:r lesis
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rrf nm -lssp. Wan tarEIf IN cs
kit re4 lsist eabeln esim uilen
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On ber Gu1nnna ibres Sobnes
Spbanri su Ridienntain III am Ron'
too ben Is. aprif ssittrpe auniani''
bd Sdnifer nit ben hl sierbeiatra.
metttta ,poblperiebsn Inn hobeu Glter
ppfi fat 95 Sabren nus benz 9ebeg
aeIhieoen. Tis geritorbeae erbidtt
an 90. September 1917 ~ Sambera,
Baierp oas 2idst Ser ggelt. Wit
ibren @ntteu fdni,fie iir Satre lS4
nod an,eriia, bespgen spei Meilef
peitlith pDn 8ihinuutain eiHe 5arni
aui berfe ipohnte bis suEl Spoe H.
res @atten in 1898 pDrauf lie mad
8eitpalin iiberfieblte unb bel oer
SudIisr 5rau 6eora GaitrUp iuobHte.
0ier perblieb iie bis auauit lebten
5ahsts als lie fpieber nnh 4idltpnt
tain III itrem Sphne Suhnnn soe Del
bic alte Iutter bis sn ibrem Too,
pflepte, Il.
lie oabineeidiebene G'reiiin hirl
teridst 5 ainber. 8 Sbhne uuo
56nter leire 9odter iinrb nls ainf
uun 4. 8.Sabren) namlih Sohann uni
ole Hittlpe Waraaretho atebba be-
aid1Fountpiu, 9uhn uno Wario 5rnI
esecra Gnhrpp bnbier unb @eure "
Columbia 81. auber ben ainben1
iranern bic @rpk unb llrarobmuitte'
% Gntel unb II ureEteI.
9ie aeidbs ber hphbetaateu grei
I'm plirbe aeiteru tRiiwodl) naf ei
nenfbpm hod,u. Sh|rdmm ethalte
uen EceIenom.e In Der Sers Sei,
0irdR nui benz aatb. f}riebboie n
AidIf0untaiu Oon uieleH leibtrneen
ben Seriuanoteu uHo dreunbeu suI
leBten &ube eebsttet. Iibae iie
bic lanae in bieiem Sbale Der 9rdh
ueu aeipanbett unb uiele bet irbiihel
2eiben esbuloia unb eUttcra, ben se
tragen. in Gritoeu Suhenl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-04-18
lam eeriani.

il rRfirfs teller tire in tCr Gth
ppr Sell esiceCre felr. Sititis
en- ;I6lt 40 sdr. htiIr 20 .tliti
pieit rre tettn fsi,n IL dc sitH
9 10 .ttm sffttr Irs. Sstiefe frS
spr nstarslrilprstn esit lit. fie
fnrm.@ sttufe kfrfn ! o in ertta
snhanke. On Eofisr ii uirmess
Ran ael. spls i'm letsritrs. n
Asaen .slabr-rH pfrfs. Rer =
"a bsH aeeaitrnr - Selfseiats
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-04-18
ah sk stbpaIbs.

pilltommen. o sd1,ualbs!
Bic iabeu 10 eeru,
Biz wteber bid tehren
III llns aus Der 5ern
seit iabrt bid, pur ehOeA
Eein luitieer Hiao.
4nb unter bir iiebit bu
edou arineube Saat.
lie baben su ieb'm bid
Berlanat mir 70 lebr;
BE farbeit bu aiiten
lnb anifsn 10 leer.
fu siertidle Sotin,
pilltomn,en sum Set!
'Bereit in Der Seimat
5ur bid IN bein Neft.
ElSdipn ipebt iidi bic Gr6e
.Sbr brdutlifles alcio.
iun tilnb uns o, Sdlpalbe.
Eie before 3eit.
s,iun tanb unS baB balb IN
gprilber bic Wot!
sdOu sriinsn bic 5elber.
sdcn iuadlit uiis bas Srct.