davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
% Not Feed MoIdv conn

Moldy corn will produce blind staA
gers in horses, and It should never be
fed TO them. Every year there is con-
siderable trouble with this disease IN
the west, and in almost every case
the cause is moldy corn. II this
corn does not produce blind staggers,
II will tend to injure the physical con-
dition OF the animal. SO don't feed
II, and be careful about pasturing the
horses in stalk fields where there is
moldy corn.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
HOMEMADE LAWN ROLLER
Practical and Substantial implement
VIII Keep Grass In Fine Shape
and Discourage Molea

Frequent rolling with a heavy roller
keeps the lawn in fine shape and helps
70 discourage moles from working in
II says the Farm and Home. A prac-
uoal and substantial roller for this
purpose may be made OF cement with
gaspipe axle and handle. Il should
weigh about 200 pounds and should
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Incubator No Miracle Worker

Do not expect your incubator, no
matter of what make or OF what cost,
TO perform impossibilities. Then see
that your eggs to ill are fresh and
have been well handled. Eggs should
be from stock that is strong and Wig
orous. and free from disease. One
cannot expect good matches from eggs
laid by hens that have been weak
ened by roup or kindred troubles.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Charcoal From coba.

Charcoal is a health promoter for
the fowls. II you will put some ears
OF corn in hot oven and let them
burn quite black and feed when the
grain gets cold enough you will per
haps be astonished to see how greed
lily the poultry viii partake OF the
charred corn. Give such feed every
two weeks.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
MAKING TRAP FOR RABBITS
Full Directions Given for construo-
toln and Materials Required-Use
Apple on Trigger.

In response to a query for directions
to make a rabbit trap. Herbert L.
Doty makes the following reply in the
Rural New Yorker:
Material required: Sides, two pieces.
feet by X inch; bottom, one piece,
2 feet by 9x9% inch; top, one piece,
Evening journal., 1913-04-18

There is no case on record Of a
cough. cold or la-grippe developing
into bronchitis. pneumonia or con-
sumption after Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound has been taken. The
genuine is in a yellow package. Re-
fuse substitutes.-N. B. Danforth.
Market and Second Sts., Wilmington,
Del"
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Fate of Authors Wife.

Mrs. Andrew Lang says In recently
published volume of essays that the
wife OF literary man must be pre-
pared to be ignored. consciously or un-
consciously. by people who are either
unaware that she exists at oil or are
profoundly Indifferent 10 the fact.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Converted Waoon.

From the standpoint OF convent
ence. the farm wagon that has been
made over into a low-down vehicle
with wide steel tires has a strong ap-
peal. It is easily loaded, and over
comes all the objections to high wag-
ons OF the old type.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
home.Made LAWN RolIer.

be about two feet long. A piece OF
l5-inch salt-glazed sewer tile makes
a good form. Forms can also be
made OF wood from narrow stats or
galvanized iron. In the latter case
the form may be left on the roller.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Avoid kickIno.

Don't go behind a horse OF COW
without speaking. Neglect to do this
may cause fright and the most do
cile animal cannot be blamed for kick
ing under such circumstances.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18

portance than the grace Of the front
part OF frock and demands special
study and attention.
The suit pictured is OF mouse gray
Ottoman silk and is matched by but
toned boots of patent leather with gray
suede tops.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Comfortable coOps.

The coop for hens and chicks
should be well ventilated. easy to
clean, and of sufficient proportions to
insure comfort
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Hearty Eaters

All cows that are hearty eaters are
not profitable producers, but all profit
able producers are usually hearty
eaters
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
ArHLErIC cLrR mol DANCE.

The Highland Athletic Club will
give a dance in the odd Fellows Hail.
Highlands, tonight.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Seeds From Alask.

Alaska will some day provide farm
ers in lower attitudes with grain seeds
superior to what they grow at home.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Wh.at Mao nf wnrId

The wheat map Of the world is an
enact map Of the highest civilization
q the world
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Uslnq More Brains

In live stock and dairying, brains
are more used today than Drawn.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18

ia Caprice" is a chic little affair
that IL going to be a favorite model
this summer. On stick of ebony Is
mounted the cover OF American Beau
ty lowered silk. and the extension top
Is very modish new feature.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Corn Alone UnprohtabIe

Hogs cannot be raised prontably on
corn alone.
Evening journal., 1913-04-18
Fad of the Season.

Woe be the tailor who negleets the
back Of his costumes. Nowadays the
perfection Of the back is of more i'm
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Als @irtbihafts= Suipeftorem
Sabcn iidD 5mei Soerrcu ans, msldje
aac SOfale in Der Staot inipi5ir.
ten nHo pergaseH, ibre autp.
Ged,nung ,n begleiteu.

Nuf 8runo zines BON Dem Ghauf.
feur 8arnCr erIpIrften 6aftbefehl5
nor SqlIre Iumont, uitroe 0urh ben
SonItabler Jtntberlafe Der 80 Sabre
alte &erfdufer S5oieph U2c0onoAq6.
auf RriCe 0IQ mobnbaft, perbaitet
uno Dem GouutD 8efdngHi3 eIngelie.
fCrt 9tnd) ben 2lnaQben oes 8arner
beian0 iih WtcIonougD IN 8cqlettitas
cincs an0ercn Wdnne5, nelder HaGi
eincr ollsge0ebnten HSnipeftionstour
in Der Sta0t oa5 4lto AM s. 8. u
.. 9abnbof perIieB mo peridppaHo.
UfcIonougb ertldrte, ouB or Die ge.
tunntidaft eIne5 unbefaHnteu 5errn
gemddt babe, nit DeIhem er i'm
Clinton S0otel ipeiite. Bon bort baEe
ser 5ren1oe Damn cine lari Gab.(Sc'
ieuiddft aufaeruteu mo angegebcn,
0aB 5luct Serreu Der Stnat5 Siquor
2i}ens geboroe cine pripate 15nipes.
ton pom 8aiupirttid)aften pornehHIen
noutcn. Ser Ghauffeur 8arner mur-
DC nit elmer qroBen Maihtne 3uat
Sotel aeianot. 9tahoem Die 9erren ge-
niiqenh o2ofaIsaenntniiie" geioms
melt tatten, iprang Der ueue 5SreuHo
be5 Wc1pnough Dor Dem genauuteu
gabrbof aus benz 9luto uno pers
ihpano. Der 9eif1uIoiqte eriuhte oen
Gharffcltr ibr nad benz SoteI 5nriid-
5Ifabreu, bod Tubr oieier i'm su 0eln
Sqlire, I'M ieine 8erbaitltng pegen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8u beautraaen.
Ter Serbaitetc gab on. Itarf ge3cfIt
81 baben uno bereit 5u fem, Die ao.
item uno oas 5obr9clo 8lt 5oblen.
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ni6t mebr, bd er istnen finansiellen
Huin burh bic Gaufnuth Der 5rdu
befurhtete. Qls ii6 6err Wlonahan
I'M 9etefttp-6duptqudrtier befdnD, lief
cine fpeitere an3eiqs Der 5irmd Nfms
&c 0oepte Elm Der nieoeraeihldqene
9dtte beiutte feline Frau i'm 9eDdhr.
fam unb biefelbe, peIhe big bdhin cine
derpiife Defamation betpahrt bate,
bra6 bel beFen 4nblit p0uiq sufdm.
men. W}tt 5brdnen in ben Guoen bot
lie, ale tire S4mufia6en au nebmen.
i'm lie aus Der 6dft An befreien. 5err
Monahan ertIdrte. bdB er bereit lei,
ben Srrtbum fetner Satin out su ma.
hen unD bisTetbe tpuroe fpdter 1eqen
girrfhdFt aus Der 6aft entlaiien.
Sin pcrthloier ghed iiber ben ge.
t1oQ BON $40 fpelhsr auF ben Rdmen
6. e. HoB ausqsiteGlt uno auf Die
3--5. g}atiDndl Bant ae3oaen mar.
nIroe bem &utfher Sdnss Warihaa
bon Qp. 645 Weit Court StraBe por
peni 6uplin 6otel in 3ablunq deaebeH.
@s ite(lte fid fpdter beraus, bob oers
Ielbe fperthlo5 mar.
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1aedes Gannaitr gsssbIa sreias ben H. Dt,em6tr 10

poiisei ffon alferlei AT ihafFen ees
moht bate, dbcr trobDem Elm germ ges
f:6ener Oait if. William berfiiet
iiber einen Observation-Disclosures uno
perbliiffenbe GhlagFertisteit, fpeths
ibn az ben erittn ardften irgsnb timer
8urleste 9ruppe MAIDEN pirbe,
tpenn ia tpenn - Der Shnaps
niht tpdre. Jn isinem bstdubt.n gu
itano bate sr in elmer Wirthf6aft on
Der 8. Gtrabe NIT ben GdTten Streit
anaefanaen nnb sebrobt, dlle auf fein
Weifer auf3ufpiBen. rpenn ibm ismano
ettpas All 2eibe tbun piirbe. Die
fiirhterlifs Droblng bate sur ssolas,
paB Wartin an bic friihe Cuff aeIest
purbe, no ibn bic poli5ei liebeooll
in Gmpfang nobm. als Wartin s.s
fern Dor benz Ri6tsr eri4isn, FAB bic
Ter Elm, oaB bem Manne cine alto>
Doi Gnt5iebirngstur iebr CUTE 5ienIte
l.iIten fpiirbe mnb iunbte ben Wdnn
auf 80 5ase 5u prOfsFor 9r. Bart
lep, fptl6er bas ftdetiide Sanatorium
an Der golerdin MDenue lsitet uno per-
Iangts glsi63eiiig nod $50 nabit aos
fen fir bic aurtoItsn. Ia aber
Martin 3ablungsnnfabig 1T, tpirb er
gs8tpunesn iein, Die aur unfreipillis
auf einiee Monote 81 Oerldngeru.
George igifb, BON Gmprsb sbsaz
ter erpirtte seftern i'm Uauni3ipdlsGes
rift .insn 5aftbefsbI g.gen ben 4ns
gsit.lltsn bes 6tnt Zbeaters Games
Dan pesen aneeblitsr 3sritorung
fremben gigentbums. RAD i.in.n
ansaben Ion Dan 9latate beg Gms
preb Iheaters entisrnt uno folhe
ieines 3beaters plotirt hdben. ssiib
CAB ben G6aben ouf 800 an. Dan
beftritt, iit irsenb elmer mutbpiflisen
3eritorurg ober Gigsnthms Bsihaz
bisuns ihulbis ssmatt gu haben.
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8eritorbens fir bic ioealen 53iele bes
Surnerbunbes aelciftet bat. sSn
ipuroe ntft in feinem Stnne ban
oeln. fpollte if perihneiaen, bab er
uno ih oar oft in bibigen Sample
laaen, fpenn mir in unieren sSreibeits-
lneen beim Sheipetpeqe anlanqten, an
tem iih Der Sosialiit uno Der oSnoipi.
oualiit rtht mehr perfteben tonnten.
Nber troB ar benz Streite Der Wlei@
runqen lit uHfere SreunDfhaft, bic iit
uber breiBiq Sabre eritredt, bod ME
qtitOrt fporoen, benn Der peritorbene
Treuno bate bic qliidlihe Gdbe, prtn.
aipieae @eqnerichaft unD perionlihe
1reunoi6dft ftets qetrennt au haIten.
Bbilip Rappaport mar iSreioenfer.
Sin itarfsr Geift, pie Der feline,
tonnte unb fpollts iid ni6t bamit
beqniiaen. anbere fir iih penfen au
ldiien; er tonnte niht qlduben, mo
er n iifen ipDate. Seine freifinz
ntqe 8eftnnunq hat er ME perleuqnet
unb in unierer heutiasn 3eit oilt bies
ais 8eroienit, ipas als ielbitperitdnos
LID eriheinen ioQte.
Bbtltp Happaport mar elmer Der be-
Deutenoiten Rebner bes Seuti6tbums
N Qmertta: er blieb, trpb ar Der Ian
cen Sabre, bic er in btefer Republit
dnidiIlq mar. our6 uno burh Oeutfd,
oenn i'm befeelte Der oeutl6e GetIt,
der ihfDdrmen unD trdumen, ME bod
Qenua itreben uno ME tief genug ben.
ten tann," unD no er INNER lid be.
thdtiqen mo6te. nurbe er gum 8dhnz
BREEDER fir ben freien 8ebunten. Der
8erluit bon Wtdnnsrn ieines SAlaqes
lit in unferer ihlaffsn 2eit bpppelt
| itDer smpfinblih.
Der BsrItorbene bate Elm 6eiteres
Temperament, ourh feline 2eutIelta.
teit uno ieine 6erasnsqiite srpurb er
/ lid. 5efonoers In oeut'den 4reiien,
cine arpbe Qnadbl uufri6tiqer Freuns
be, bic ibn Qae Elm ehrenpoQes Qn.
Denten beEpahren tperben, unD Dies 1T
Ter ih0nite 2ohn, ben iih Elm Sterb.
liher erriuQeu fam.
llnb tnbem mir nun bon Der leib.
lihen 6ille unieres SFreunDes fir I'M,
mer QbIdieb nehmen, tpouen mir betnr
RiitbIit duf iein Qeben uno Wirter
Der Worte 9oethe's einqebent feiH:
rGs tpirtt nit Mudt Der eble mdnr
! sSuhrhunoerte nuf ieineseleihen:
8enn mas Elm gutter Wlenih erreiher
| tdnn
! Tit uiht I'm enQen Ruum bes 2ebens
3u erreihen.
Drum lsbt er aud nah ieinem 5obt
fort,
lno til 10 IpirtIdm, als er le6te;
Die cute Shdt, bQs ih0ne Nort,
Gs ftrebt uniterb!id. pte es iterblit
ftrebie.."
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Bon eincm 3nse iiberfabreu uns &c.
tDofet.

Gon oenl 3uge 9tn. 206 Der q. &
q. 9abn purbe geItern 8orHittag
Der "A Sabre alte 9remier Der Genns
ipluania eiienbnbn &ohcrt g. Sra.
mer. an ser 8eehmont glpenie, er.
iaBt lmo itberfabren. Der Gerun-
aliifte tpurbe auf Der Stcle getoh.
.et. Ter Seifnam Duroe Der Woraue
einaeliefcrt mo bot Ger Coroner cine
l1rteriudung ein9eIeitet Der 8eritor.
tcne mohnte nit ietner Wtutter an
Ser Columbia, nnhe Geltu 9Iueuuc.
Ter llnfau inQ lid Oaourf ereignet
habeu, oab Gramcr bon ciner Rnn.
1ierruaifine abiticq uro bireft Dor
ben ShneuSuQ trdt.
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@ertbloie Sbeds.
Gis 6attin be5 befnnnteu 3abnar strS
". 7. NoHabGn pesen angcb.
Iiher 6beffdI dIihung perbaftet.

Bon ben 5stettips S6erpooo unb
6ueftIeln tpuros qeitern Haf1mi!tao
FRAU W. g. Wona6an, q la5r oft,
BON Ro. 2740 Sbierpatpru 4Deuue,
Die brittle SSrau bss betdnnten 3abn.
ar3tss D. y. Monabdn, neoe1 Ger.
ausQabuHa anqe6lih ipert5loier
Sheds, auf 9runo zines 6aftbeic5l3
in 8epahriam osnommeu. Der 6aTt.
befshl mar bon Der sSirma G!ns &.
Doepte uuter Der 9eihuto.Juna Scr
8oripieoeluno fdliher Ibatia6en e-s
ptrtt poroen. Gs pirb qeiaqt, bar
Die SSrau bet Der SFirma am s. De
Sember Elm aleio i'm Wertbe BON S25
f1ufte uno einen anaeblit aefGliAteu
Ghet in s3abIuna Qdb. 9esgleichen
iclen bic Ilrmsu McQlpin Co., Sobn
Sbiaito. 8. & 9. goaue Co., Rpth's
5dnofhuh. .9eihdft unb Der Barton
aunitlaoen Ghnlihe gefhulbiQunaen
ocaen Ssrau Wpnahan erboben boben.
Den 8etstttps puros bon Der Srdu
Der gintritt in Die Wobnuna perpei.
aert uno Die 9eumten muften oesbalb
au elmer 2iit Qreifen. Quf bic 7sraae,
ob Die Trau Elm be'timmtes 2Leio in
threr Wohnund babe, anttportete Die.
ielbe. bar lie bisies su elmer Sreunbin
oe'anot babe. tpelhs lie in aiirae be.
futen ipolle. Ten Ramen unD Die
abrsiTe Der betrefferben isreunoin rpei=
aerts lid frau Wonaban ansuoeben.
Die geihuIoiote eradhlte benz 9etst-
ttps sSeraeant ppttebaum, ous lie Der,
iheoentIih Elm gantbuh ii6er ben
getraa BON 5000 i'm geIib hires
Naunss aeichen babe, fpsItes 9elb
BEL Der 8. Ratipnal gont beponirt
lei unb Tie barauf ben geibdften
gteds ausoeitelt aabe. Gbenfans
fpubte Die arau. baB ibr Mann ben
getran BON Der gropibent nah Der 8.
Rational Sont tronsferirt bat. Trau
Wtondhan alau6te bas Re6t au ha6en,
ben Ramsn thrss Wtannes auf Die
gheds feseu gu tDnnsn unb bebdup.
.ete. teine bofe 46fibt babel oehabt
All ba6en. Die Ssrau lpurbs benz 'srQu.
sngspahriam einaeliefert uno i6r
Gatte aus isiner Sffice. go. 113 Weft
z. StraBe. nab benz 3stettip. 6aupt.
quarter aerufen.
5err Wonahan crsdblte ben Beam.
ten. bah sr fiiralih cine banogre Hide
Iuseinanoerfesuna nit ieiner syrau
bate unn fsiu geitdt fpies and noh
Die Spuren bon 9rdbpunben auF.
Der gatte faate. oaB Die 9ehduptun1
ieincr 5ruu. Die 8eaenitGnoe nach aus
berhalb qeIanot Al haben, urtpahr iei,
od lid bIefeIben nod in Der Mohnuna
befdnoer. 9sritiebentlih bdbe er ietne
Frau aefpurnt. ieinen Namen auf
eheds Al ieben unb aab audi an, tein
ganttcnto in Der 5, Rationalbonf Al
hnben. Gerr Monnhon bat perIhies
bentlih Gheds, neItS Ieine Trau uns
ieraeitnet bate. einaelDit. aber fpater
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Gtertli1feit1beridt.

5bomo5 Morgau, 30 Sabre, 90i
WonqItcrp Ctr, Sdnpinoiuht.
sSacob alders, 90 Sabre, Stnot.
2eberIci6en.
2eo Summel, 6S Sabre, 922 Sit
Nc9pilIan Str, gtIerenleioen.
George ". Sanes, 62 Sabre, 230S
8IaoItpnc gIoe., llniaQ.
&iliam @aIi1, as Sabre, TAO
@poolamn Aue., griobt5 Jtierenleis
cen.
Samuel Gaop, 90 Sabre, Stabt,
arebslcloen.
GIiiobet1 Straf, IS Sabre. 3oS
s9 SIbertn Ctr, SunaenentaiInouna.
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Bert mifbtntl

Auf Gruno srlittener Nerlebunaea
reiGie aeiitrn Ngnfs q. Gtoce cine
Alaaf iiber $4,000. Hi6orb Daim Elm.
folGe aber 5000 unb gbpqSh Gssis1
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cine folHe iiber $1,000 gsgen bic GIN
einnaii Iraetion SO. Elm.
Worb 6. Seott erlan9te Elm llrtbeil
iiEer $4925 aegen Wabel 6. Wdlier.
3. Z. 2nnorp erlongte elm 1lrtbeil
iibsr $1088.68 oegen 3urrp s. Red
tin.
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&SeIteru German Sanf.

Die Tirettpren Der Bsitsrn Gers
man 8ort haben Die regslmdBige piers
tsIiabrltte Dioipen0e bon Al QroSert
auf oas 4ttientapitll ertldrt. 9leihs
aeittg Itnb Die iibliher bier Qrp3tnt
hes SahresIaIoirs osH 4ngsftelten aIs
BeibHudtsgef6ent ausssisst tpors
nsn
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n a dia IL ga dsn

Die folsenben Ronlcb 5nptn.
t1rt ipurben sefern i'm probotgeridys
,inter6rtitet: GhriRine 1aber, $3.50;
abraham 8lamfnlsger, $50; Tons1
Darling. $1041. 90; Guitar q. Wce.s
rsr. $29S3.57; 5rtoeridt Hede..
S1627 SO; antonio .. gufeniai,
1884; Gmma .. Bomen, 1880.
Rate 3immsrmnnn in gcflcbpers
ipaltsrin Don Narie Huppel; perfonas
lien $500.
Samuel Saslapsfp itbi isin< g,ais
tin 3ilotu Gaslapstp aIs ltniperfals
eitin nnb 1eitomsntsponi nifsdtrin Elm.
Qatborine DoeDtter. 9eTdmeniss
brfftrederin unb un;h@ridIerbin bfs
0<nrp 8osbeier, untffbreiiete itren
GhIuBbsriHt. btm3ufoiss ber RAD
loE I'D, ouf $95. .022.96 tslduft uno
sfrdr: Wanr $4665 %; Bombs $42,,
666.25; Mbistep 3friifitote $780,
HAST; Wuursnldger $11.26267.
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@erutiHt

Ter @olisei muroe aeitern mitge.
theilt, oaB Die l3 Satire alte Gatiu
4otpea am .ptittlpod thr 5eim in
Serington an,, oerldiien uno iid
mabr'hetnlIh nah Cincinnati beee.
ben bat. Auf Aas gsaodeu luiro ge.
fabn0et.
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Mns SemWs smni3i$ alserid)t
Negen Angriffs anf ieine Nntter 81
80 Iage Mrbeitsbnms pernrfbeilt.

grautie $25 D0nentlih fir QebsHss
unterbdlt. - gu 500 0elof.rofe
pegen R0rperperlsBuns perurtheils.
Den GroBseIdpownsn iiberpiss
fen. - Ram an bic llnrehten. -
SOU bas Tlitternadtsseieb perless
tdben. - Gut aufeeboben. = Der
Sadkf6doiguns befhuloist.
Gu elmer empfinblihen Strafe .pars
be Saeob 5urrelbrint. BON No. 1905
plum Strdbe, peruriheilt, tpelher flh
gtitern fpes.n 4nsriffs unb aorpers
perlesung, an feiner Wautter begaEsen,
3u peranttporten bate. Der liebepclie
Sobn bate feline Wlutter ourh Jaufs
i4ldes nieoerseliredt. ais oieielbe ihn
Wprlpiirfe iiber ben 8ertebr nit Hatie
6oroins, bon Rp. IL Oft II. Strabe,
mahts. ipelhe sbenfolls als 3eugir ges
gen Jpn erihienen mar. 5urrelbrir.
ipuroe burh ben poli3iIten 8artlsr
unA f1pos~sr Ha,n nsvhoytsf nfs ~ 81
n.a 49, Maar;s, % ss oJbs -. - s.nS.n.. ~ apss
M Az - "s. I'M, alosr,,s v s' ~. N,r
Nnseilaste gab an. betrunfen 9et1e'sn
gu iein unb iih ouf nihts beiinnen 3u
ionnen. Cine Rahbarin, rpelht Der
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-06

each OF thcsc speakers on the atti-
tude OF the several countries OF the
world and each Of their governments
toward prevalent religions and espe-
cially toward tho Christian religion.
Thousands Of delegates have already
Teen appointed to attend this Con-
ference. II is estimated by the Com
mittee in charge that fully twenty
thousand will be In attendance.
Commissions are being appointed
specially to investigate and report on
each of the above named topics or
themes for tho sectional conferences
These reports are to be prepared
from world viewpoint and will
probably suggest world remedies.
self-cxplanatory literature on this
Worlds Conference may be had up
on application to the National Re
form Association, 6O3-6OI Publication
Building, Pittsburg. Pa.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-06
BRADIEY'S DISTINCTION

Senator Bradley is in anticipation
claiming great distinction. He has
announced, what will no doubt be a
fact after the 18th of March. that he
will be the only Republican Sena-
tor from the South, and that he will
make a bold fight for Committee posi-
tons In the Senate of the new Con-
gress upon the grounds of seniority.
1t Is hard to envy the Senator his
commanding position, through, no
doubt. he will get a great deal Of
pleasure Out of it. The Citizen finds
1t difficult to exult over the past re-
cord Of its representative In the
highest legislative body of the coun-
try. and equally as difficult to antic-
ipate any pleasure over any action
he is likely to take in the future.
Somehow we can't forget the man
ner Of his election, and then we can't
forget his vote for Lorimer, and his
recent failure to vote In the impeach-
ment proceedings. Somehow Mr.. Brad
ley seems to us to be allied with a
class In whose company we do not
want to be caught.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-06
DRINKING MEN NOT WANTED
onieIsI Prefers Man Who Would steal
TO Frequenter OF Saloons
Cause Of Accidents.

We would sooner have man In the
roads employ take money than that
he should indulge In intoxicants. The
damage that would result from steal
ing would be trifing compared with
the trouble which might result from
a conductor. or an engineer. or even
a brakesman. partaking too freely OF
intoxicants An OTcial OF the New
York Central Railroad
The American Railroad associs.
tons standard code has rule which
reads as follows: The use OF intoxi.
cants by employees while on duty Is
prohibited Their use or the fire.
frequenting OF places where they are
sold Is sufficient cause for dismissal ="
Roughly. believe that eighty per
cent OF the accidents TO trains equip
ment and employees In the train and
yard service OF the railroads OF this
country are directly or Indirectly
traceable to the violations OF this
rule.-Mr. Mitchell. Chief Agent OF the
Railroad Terminals Association OF st
Louis