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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

gardfa - a potem i sobie W ten
sposob odebra}a zycie.
Stan Illinois wyasygnuje
100000 ma wsp6}udzia} W wysta-
vie panamskiej.
w roku biezacym przybylo do
Stanow Zjednoczonych wiecej j.
migrant6w anizeli W poprzednich
trzech latach, DO W dziewieciu
miesiacach wyladowa}o 888,899:.
Ola r6znych przyczyn ME dopu-
szczono do ladowania osob 49,
557. Z Ameryki %powr6cilo do
starego kraju 247,798 emigran-
tow i 1906 nieemigrantow.
Razem W tych 9 miesiacach przy-
jecha}o 1,124,e34, a wyjecha}o
688,o22. Najwiecej ~imigrantow
przybylo z Rosyi, g}6wnie Pola-
k6w i zyd6w, DO 176,252. W1o-
chow przybylo 150,383.
w Michiganie pala sic lasy. O.
glen zagraza miastu Epsilon j
kilku wioskom sasiednim. Szko-
dy JUL teraz ida W miliony dola-
row.
Zwolennicy wo1nosci ola SALT
nist6w wywolali piekie1na avian
ture W legislature Stanu ILL
nois W Springfieldzie. W6dz mo-
krych Thomas German z Peoria
uderzyl tax SLIME W twarz swego
przeciwnika Wilsona, re ten o.
bali} sic ma pod}oge. Wywiaza}a
sic bojka ogolna, ma sz~czescie
ME d}uga, i ro~zwazniejsi pow
strzymali rozgoraczkowanych cd
dalszego skandalu.
Pulkownik Jakob Astor ktory
zgina} wraz Z Titanikiem pozo-
stawi} majatek wartosci $8S,000,-
900. Samego podatku spadkowe-
go zap}acono $3,150,000.
w Bryan, O., zmar}a starusz-
ka Maugherman przezywszy lat
1OS. Przez Gale zycie pali}a ty-
ton, a w ostatnich latach popro-
stu Z ust fajki ME wyjmowa1a.
ME palac tylko W czasie snu i
jedzenia.
Przeciwnicy r6wnouprawnie-
MIA kobiet zbieraja W ca}ym Sta
ME Illinois podpisy pod petycye
do gubernatora Dunno, ably oblo-
zy} vetem odnosny bill przyjety
W legislature. Gubernator MI
mo to bill podpisa}.
Ma liste towarow wolnych Cd
ella kt6re niebawem bedzie u
chwalone W Kongresie .wciagnie-
to take papier, wy}aczywszy Z
tego Kanade, ktora ME chce sic
zgodzic ma ulgi celne ola Amery-
XII.
strajkujacy W Paterson, N. J.
socyaliSci m"aszerowali pc uli-
each miasta re sztandarem, ma
ktorym by} napis: .precz Z b.
giem", - kt6ry W koncu policya
skonfiskowa}a. Niediugo nasi So
cyaliSci sprawia pewnie podobny
sztandar ola K. O. N. vi Chicago.
Poi miliona dolar6w ofiarowal
Rockefeller instytutowi medycz-
nemu ufundowanemu przez Sic
bic W Nowym Yorku, w celu IT,
stanowienia ~stalej renty bada-
czom medycyny, kt6rzy doszli
do wieku lat IS i Z jakiegobadz
powodu ME moga dalej praco-
wac. Ma uniwersytet ten wydaf
Rockefeller dotychczas blisko 8
milionow dolarow.
Piechota Z Nowego Yorku do
San Francisco wybiera sic parma
Gladys Mason, ktora niedawno
og}osi}a w gazetach, re poszuku-
je towarzysza. w przeciagu paru
dni otrzyma}a przesz}o 300 ofert
cd roznych m}odych ludzi, kto-
rzy chetnie c~lncieli podzielic tru-
dy tel podr6zy. Parma NJ. juz
wybra}a jednego ! niebawem wy
bierze sic w droge.
Kontraktorzy budowlani W
Kansas City sprowokowani wy
g6rowanymi 4adaniami niekto--
rych uni, zawiesili budowle /.
eL,,+k;em TOGO 26 tvsiecv rObOtni-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
w RESZCIE SWIATA.

plZCWIOLy "S"AiEIA@1
knowah rozmaitych padf wielkl
wezyr i minister wojny Mahmud
Szefket Pasza, zamordoWany
wystrza}em z rewolweru tax sa-
mo jak i jego adjutant. Strzela-
no do jadacych automobilem, W
drodze do wysokiej porty" y
Konstantynopolu. Zamordowany
stall ma czele m}odoturk6w, pre-
ciwko kt6rym podnosi sic ODE
cnie W kraju reakcya.
Take Belgia zaciaga 60 mi
lion6w dolar6w pozyczki ma cele
uzbrojeh, gdyz jak sic t}omaczy
Rad, ME ma zamiaru ma wypa-
dek wojny francusko : niemiec--
kiej STAG sic terenem walki.
Austrya ciagle ~jeszcze niepo-
kojona jest sensacyjnemi odkry-
ciami szpiegostwa ma rzecz Ro-
syi. Oprocz pu}kownika Redla,
ktory popelni} samob6jstwo,
skompromitowanych jest wielu
innych oficerow. Rosya mia}a jak
najdok}adniejsze wiadomosci O
wszvstkich zarzadzeniach austry
ackich.
Czterech oficerow austryac-
kich, pe}niacych ,,s}uzbe wywia-
dowcza" czyli poprostu szpiegow
austryackich W Warszawie, po-
pe1nilo samobojstwo. Donios1 o
Mich rzadowi ro~syjskiemu pulko-
wink Redl.
Najbogatszy cz1owiek W Szwaj-
caryi, E. Maggie, wraz re swoja
iona popelnili samob6jstwo "a
strzeliwszy sic r6wnoczesnie Z
rewolwerow. Rozstr6j nerwowy
i niespe}nienie goracych zyczef1
pozostawienia potomstwa powo-
dem.
Socyalisci niemieccy przygo-
towuja olbrzymi strajk general
ny w celu zdobycia demokraty--
cznej reformy wyborczej do SCI
mu pruskiego.
Parliament norwegski oswald
cyl sic olbrzymia wiekszoscia
| g}osow "a rownouprawnieniem
kobiet. !:
Japonia przyaresztowala okret
amerykahski columbia ktory
ola naprawy zawinal do portu
zamknietego ola cudzoziemskich
okretow. -
Amerykanie st}umili p%owstanie
Morosow ma Filipinach. Pablo
przytem 6 amerykanskich zo{nie-
rzy, a ~ jest rannych.
Serbia i Bulgaria, zgodzily
sic ma propozycye Rosyi zdemo-
bilizowania armii w trzeoh
czwartych. Przyczyni sic to ina
komicie do ostudzenia goraczki
wojennej.
Francuski aviator Prinden--
zone, przelecia} z Paryza do War
szawy droga ma Berlin okolo
1900 kilometrow z szybkoscia
$50 kilometrow ma godzine. Jest
to nowy rekord trwa}osci lotu.
Anglia odniosla move olbrzy-
mie zwyciestwo dyplomatyczne
mad Niemcami. Korzystajac z "a
w~ieruchy ba}kanskiej zdo}ala
wymusic ma Turcyi podpisanie
umowy dajacej jej wylaczne pra-
VIC ekonomicznej eksploatacyi
Arabii i po}udniowej Mezopota-
mil. Przez 10 lat zabiegali Mem
cy ably ten eel osiagnac, wydali
ia to olbrzymie sunny i kto inny
wykorzysta ich prace dotychcza-
sowa. Berlin zgrzyta zebami!
We Francyi zmar1o W roku
1912 az 666 milionerow. TAX du-
10 ola tego, DO PREY ma1ej war
tosci ,,franka' o milionerow tam
latwiej niz w Ameryce.
Prasa europejsks stwierdza
zawarcie tajnego s%ojuszu Japonii
z Chinami i n%otuje rozmaite jego
objawy. Zjednoczenie narodow
rasy mongolskiej bedzie musiaso
W spos6b bardzo silny zaciezye
ma polityce Europy, jest tel ono
rownie groznem ola Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, kt6rycl handel mo-
GA zune}nie wvDrzec 2 Chin IL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26

Chroniczna rewolucya W Mex
syku trivia w dalszym ciagu. One
gdaj p~owstancy wysadzili W po-
wietrze pociag wiozacy wojska
federalne. 200 ludzi zgine}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
R~ajg|6wniejsza Wypadki
Min onego Tygodnia.
w POLSCE:

Walce z Polakaml. Otlara lch ME-
nawisci pad} professor uniwersy-
tetu lwowskiego, DIR. Witkiewicz.
Morderca jest student uniwersy-
tctu, Rusin, Zachaj}o.
Sledztwo W sprawie Redla,
pu}kownika austryackiego, kt6ry
gdy wysz}o ma jaw, re jest szpie-
giem rosyjskim pope}ni} sa,no-
b6jstwo, ujawnia, re byl on jed
nym z tych oficer6w, kt6rych
Rad a%ustryacki uzywa} do poro-
zumiewania sic z polska Komi--
sya Tymczasowa - skutkiem
tego m6g} on opracowac obszer-
ny i vyczerpujacy elaborat W
sprawie stosunku austryackiego
ministerstwa wojny do organi--
zacyi strzeleckich i wojskowych
m}odziezy galicyjskiej, kt6ry
sprzeda{ Rosyi. Nastepstwem e.
laboratu tego by}o, re Rosya in
terweniowala W Wiedniu W spra-
vie zwiezkow strzeleckich.
Szes6 pism warszawskich, kt6-
re pomiescily streszczenie mowy
pos}a Kempickiego, W dumie, o.
stro krytykujacej Rad "a pre-
sladowania narodu polskiego, IT,
leg}o k%onfiskacie.
Socyalisci galicyjscy przyzna-
ia, re list biskupow tamtejszych
przestrzegajacy pred TAXA re-
forma wyborcza, kt6raby ma
szkode narodu wyjsc mog}a, zro-
bill kolosalne wrazenie w szere-
zach ludowcow. Podobno dema-
cog Stapilski ME bardzo moze
liczyc ma swoja armie.
w pumie rosyjskiej* pojawi}a
sic poprawka do ustawy obowia-
zujacej zezwalajaca ma wprowa-
dzenie jezyka polskiego do,szko}
rzqdowych W Krolestwie Pol
skiem.
Aleksander Bandrowski, jeden
z najznakomitszych polskich ar
tyst6w spiewakow umar} W Kra-
kowie, przezywszy lat So.
w Galicyi aresztowano Gala
bande szpiegow rosyjskich z}ozo-
na z 80 os6b.
z powiatu 1ubelskiego pc zor-
ganizowaniu znaczniejszej liczby
sklepow chrzescijahskich, wye
migrowalo 80 rodzin zydowskich
"a morze, zwijajqc swoje sklepy.
w Warszawie try fabryki sto-
larsko budowlane nalezace do zy-
dow zosta}y zamkniete Z powodu
braku zamowien.
w ~przeciagu pierwszych sch
miesiecy rb., W Krolestwie Pol
skiem zanotowano 776 pozar6w,
ktore przynios}y blisko million
rubli STRAIT.
z powodu pobytu cara w Ber-
LIME, pisa}a Nova Reforma':
n...w}adzca tel Rosyi przybywa
do stolicy najwierniejszego soju-
sznika Austryi, witany jak pol
bog, jak przyjaciel najdrozszy, z
astentacyq i tyrumfem.. Ho-
henzollcrnow Z Gottorpami Ia
czy zbrodnia rozbioru Polski 0
wiele s%ilniej, niz ich rozdzielaja,
roznice dwoch paastw, dwoch
ras i dwoch kultur.
Demokracya Narodowa W Kro
lcstwie agituje "a korzystaniem
Z prawa O ,,nauczaniu powszech-
nem' dajacem pewne u}atwienia
prawne i zapomogi rzadowe PREY
zak}adaniu szko}. Szko}a ia, acz-
kolwiek rzadowa, dale moznosc
nauczenia sic pisania i czytania
po polsku. Nauczyciel must zna6
jezyk polski. Dotychczas prawie
wszystkie gminy W CUB. p}ockiej
uchwali}y ~za}ozenie niezbednej
ilosci tego rodzaju szko}.
,,Kazdy emigrant kupiec, czy
przemys{owiec Z niewielkim ma
wet kapitalem moze dis znalezc
wdzieczne pole piracy W ojczyz--
ME" Take zdania coraz czesciej
wyg}asza prasa Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego, z ktorego t}umnie ucieka-
ia zydzi i pole do piracy ogromne.
Prasa w Poznanskiem publ
-s-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-26
TAX sic zako6czy}a misya

ola mas l"dzi, zyjacych, a ma
drugi dzieh odbvfo sic mi.
syjne solenne nal,o2t hstwo
"a dusze znar}ych W tel la
rafii i "a krswnych i>znajo-
mycb.
ZaseFam W. imieniu para.
fan serdeczne Bog zap}ac
ksiezom, ktorzy z daleka
przybyli z pomoca do mas j
naszemu miejscowemu Wie].
Proboszczowi, kt6ry sic O to
wszystko wystarai ola mas, i
naszemu sasiadowi ks. Dol.
nemu-B6g zaptac!
Take naszym dz;elnym
misyonarzom, kt6rzy> Mo "a
}owali swoich piersi, zeby
ich Pan Bog b}ogos}awi} do
brem i czerstwem zdr0wle1n
przez J}ugie lata ably praco-
wall W tej Winnicy Pa1skiej
ola ]udzi dobrze myslacycb.
Tu jeszcze ]e1no przypada
mi w%spomniec: gdy JUL mi.
sya by}a rozpoczeta, W ME-
dziele 8go czerwca pc oble~
die by}o przedstawienie ma
szych szk6]nycil dzieci "
naszej parafialnej szkole.
Program byt bardzo piekny,
Interestingly, 10 MONA by'o
sic usmiac co nasze Wie]eb-
ne Siostry tax artystycznie
wypracowa}y. By}o tez ma
tenn przedstawieniu kilka wy
bitnych familii z Waubay !
Webster; Amerykanie ci zro-
bill taxi entuzyazm pomie~
dry swoim ludem W miescie,
re ma drugi dzie6 przys}aIi
delega,ye do naszego Pro-
boszcza, ably nasze dzieci ten
SAN program pojecha{y zro'
bic-oni by choc automobi"
lami to dzieci / wszystko tam
i napowr6t przewiezlj, take
chcleli jedzenie j Is dola-
row dac. A chociaz we Web
ster maja duza szko}e, a co
tam jest dzieci-jest i ME-
miecka katolicka parafialna
szko}a, a programy tez tam
maj9 rome ale mic do ma
szych-bo u mas W tym pro-
granite .by}y mowy i spiewki
przeplatane 20 polsku i pc
angielsku. Vice my ma to
pozwolic ME mozemy, DO tax
nam nasz zdrowy polski ro-
yum dyktuje azeby nasze
po|skie dzieci mialy pred
stawienia robic gdzieS W in
szem miescie.
Ale drodzy czetelnicy
nWiarusa", to trzeba zaw-
dzeczyc Wiel. Sostrcm Notre
Damkom, kt6re So u mas ME.
epe{na diva lata a co "a re-.
zultat juz jest widac, tele
zDaczy parafialna szkola a
Sostry; a pomimo togo wi
dzy'a W czerwiony drekarni
meczennika W Milwaukach
by} bill zmejstrowany, zebe
parafialny sko}e belle znios}y,
a to be}o sfiksowany czesto
pc amerykansku 10 jakisz
polski socialista bel ma le-
geslaturze co ten bill pred
o+oI >o~oLo o..
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05
Queen Esther
The Harmonic Society under the
Leadership Of Prof. Risby Pre-
sents the Great Musical Com
position.

The Cantata OF Queen Esther, one
Of the worlds greatest musical com
positions. preconts in song the Bible
story Of Ecther. Morlecai and Hannah
A proper rcnderlns Of this Is an en-
terprLse calling for high ability On
the part Of the manager. There must
be a large chorus OF well trained sing
ers. besides singers OF unusual ability
for the leading parts. Moreover. the
matter of costume must be carefully
studied and attention paid to proper
grouping and dramatic expression OIL
tho part OF the chorus and other
characters. Foo his very successful
accomplishment Prof. Rigby deserves
the highest praise. The Tabernacle
was simply crow ded with an audience
Of about two thousand. who listened
with tho clceest interest and the
highest appreciation throughout the
evening. Berea certainly appreciates
an entertainment OF high character
Ne~. - WoS pNc'ut'u w tue fhI~
Inonia Society. The thanks of the
community arc not only due but are
ieit BY all ard expressed by many,
70 each and every member for their
painstaking care.
Where so many did excellently per-
sonai mention would be invidious. Tho
leading characters were certainly
rendered In a masterful manner. not
only in the matter OF voice but in the
manner of presentation.
Repeatedly most striking and beauti
full tableaur were before US, of the
brilliantly costumed Persians, or the
sombcr garbcd Hebrews. whose song
Of lament followed by their tribute
Of thanksgiving touched every heart.
And the children; such a beautiful
scene as they presented delighted
every one.
To Professor Rigby. to Miss Akin
son. TO each OF the leading charac-
ters and to the chorus. one and all, 20
Prof. Raine. who gave valued assist
ance In suggestions for grouping, dra-
matte expression and for costuming,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05
LOCAL PAGE
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Mccormick mowers, rakcs aud Gull
tivators at welch's. (ad)
Frazier carts at Chrismans (adD
The Misses Maud Turner and Paul
Inc Lunsford OF Irvine are visiting
friends In Berea this week. They will
be here until after Commencement.
Mr.. Robert Duncan while. doing
carpentry work for his brother, VIII,
amputated his finger with a hatchet
last week, ald IL now on vacation.
Hoosicr wheat drills now at
Welch's. (ad.)
Old Hickory and Studebaker bug.
gies, better and cheaper than ever
at Chrismans. Notes with security
accepted. tad.)
Mr.. Moses Green OF Marion, n. c.,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. J. G..
Bowman until after Commencement.
DR.. A. +. Cornelius of Craftsville,
n.y.. - visiting with his father, DIR. l..
Cornelius, until after Commencement
Houghton. Parry. Phoenix, Seehler
and Banner bugsies now on the floor
at Welchs. (ad.)
Hon. II. c. Rice, candidate for
County Judge of Madison County, was
In Berea in behalf of his candidacy
Friday of last week.
Mr.. Mont Hanson of Middletown, D.,
is visiting in Berea until after COM
lcencement. Mr. Hanson has three
sons attending school. one in the Col
lege Dept, and two in the Academy
Dept.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05

Beautiful Procession Asdesee-Sas Addressed to Cradu
By President Frost

ing the fact that whether man is q
sinner or not hc is a searcher after
the truth. The court house, the lab
oratory and he place of prayer were
spoken Of as tho machinery for fini-
ing out the truth. And the friendly
suit to establish justice or right
was taken as an example illustrative
OF the courts place in this scheme.
How the scientists in the laborE-
tory dclvcs after the truth was al
so strikingly shown, emphasis be-
ing laid upon the fact that he also
is governed by law, the law of the
laboratory; that. while nature al
ways tells the truth, the operator
himself must watch himself or be
watched-he must be right.
And the closet of prayer is also u
place where the truth is sought and
there is n law here-faith and obed-
fence must be practiced.
The remainder OF the sermon was
the delineation OF three fundamental
propositions; first, truth must be
cought and the chief obstacles met
In ones striving for 1t are fallaciss
and DrejudiCeS. They must be watch
ed for and avoided.
Second, truth must be obeyed.
Error * Improbable aud obedience
gets guidance, MY judgment is right
because l seek not my own will but
the will OF my father"
Third, truth must be trusted. for
truth is reality. illustrating the value
of truth the scene in the fifth canto
of Paradise Loot was pictured. the one
angel who held TO the right outweigh
ing the millions who chose the wrong.
The concluding part OF the sermon
was to the graduates more directly.
they arioing upon being addressed.
Quoting from John Stewart Mill, The
views Of youth do not continue I'M
less cultivated" they we're exortsd
to continue then search for the truth.
to hold fast TO II and to cherish
their ideals.
The concluding prayer was offered
ty Rev. DR.. Meurer from New Haven.
who gave the address before the
religious societies in the evening
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05

Last year the Commencement pro-
cession to the Chapel for the Bacca-
laureate sermon had to be called off
on accoun. Of the rain. Sunday there
was no such interference, the day
being ideal except for the heat. And
SO at the appointed hour the students
and faculty by Departments assembled
at Ladies Hall and, led by the band,
marched to the Chapel. At the Chapel
the graduates separated from thu
line of march and awaited in ante
rooms until the audience was seated
when they were ushered into the
Auditorium in platoons. the Vocation
al Dept. leading, where they occup,-
ed the bank of seats immediate
ly In front Of the rostrum, filling
more than hal; that section Of the
Chapel.
In the Introductory exercises the
various Deans took part. Prof. Marsh
leading In prayer, Dean Howard read
ing the hymn, Prof. Matheny con-
Quoting the responsive reading aud
Dean Hubbard also leading in pray
er. The only special music was the
hymn, God of Our Fathers" by the
choir.
After the announcements President
frost took as his text, "Ye have puri-
fled your souls in obeying the truth
The sermon was direct, logical and
easily followed. the statement being
made at the fist that We are BY
nature seekers after truth. In illustra-
ton Of his thought, the question
vas asked. WhV blew up the Maine?
and the effort OF the government 10
fathom the mystery given rs
exemplifying the inherent desire for
the truth. AS further illustrating the
thought, the age-long search for the
pole was cighted. and then the work
Of the scientists in any line and
every line, resulting in one particular
form "a rose in the wilderness to
wilderness of roses" and from q
crab apple TO the splendid fruit of
our day.
Whether the Bible is a parable or
history the lesson is the same, IL
was declared. the Eden story illustra;-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05

sit In judgment on king, but to
condemn him to death. and see that
the sentenc, WAS carried into execu-
ton. Thece reeicides on the acces-
sion Of Charles II fled to America.
became reoldents In the Connecticut
colony. and their monuments testify
to their herQism.
The pastor Of this church, Rev. DE-.
Maurer. a most delightful companion
and speaker Of unusual power de-
livered a very thoughtful and interest
ing address on Sunday night.
The theme OF his discourse was
the unwritten epic Of the well-dgger,
the epic OF the men. who make the
unfruitful places fruitful, the barren
places fertile, and the parched and
barren deserts springs OF living wa
ter. A clear resonant voice eunciat-
ed with force his delightfully."- des-
oriptive passages and enforced with
marked power TIE moral and splrith-
al lessons, but II Is hard 10 compete
with the roaring thunders. so the ad-
dress was Interrupted by a song
service. until the storm abated.
In conclusion he portrayed Christ
as the one. who had opened the
springs OF life. az no one else has.
not only to the woman of Samarla
but. to other barren and arid souls,
he caused the waters Of life to gush
forth. In weighty and solemn words
he summoned young people before
aim to tho serious work OF making
life bright and happier this sumner
10y opening theoe choked up springs
and by digging wells In the dry plac q
that they might find during the sum
mer vacation. Dr. Maurer made an
Impression not only favorable. but
lasting.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05

Mr.. Harry Squirting. accompanied iH
his wife and daughter. is visiting will
his sister. Mrs. Morton this week.
Mr.. Tom Terry, who has been
teaching in tho High School at Jack
con, arrived, Saturday. MIR. Terry re-
ccives his degree this year.
Miss Ada BiShop Of Milwaukee, Wis.
is visiting Miss Raymond on her way
north from Athens. Ala.
Miss Amanda Renick, a former stu
dent of the College Dept. living at
Woodstock. Ill. is visiting friends
at Berea.
Miss Edith Harrison. a former Col
lege student from Ohio. is visiting
with Miss Celtic BEEN.
Miss Amanda Rennich. a former Be
rea student. io In Berea for Com
mencement.
Mr.. Edwin S. Fee and two daugh-
ters. Mary and Nell. from Gneensburg,
Ind, are Commencement visitors.
Mr.. Bertram MacGregor's mothe:
Is In Berea to witness his grRdua-
ton from the Academy.
MIR. Arthur Daley. an cid Berea
student and member OF the Library
staff. is in twn for commencement.
Miss Freda Roesche. who is study
ing music at the Conservatory in Gin
oinnati. arrived with her sister. Sat
urday night, TO be here until after
Commencement.
Mr.. John Young of Baldwin Is Wis
iting his daughter, Beulah, and
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05
MAAIS NEWS

Harris, May 2t.-w. ID. Lake has
Just returned home from College hin.
o., whore he has been working at the
sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Barclay Of Red
House arc visiting r. J. Lake.
Tom House and Miss Hazel Young
OF Richmond visited their uncle, J.
w. Lake. at tho first Of the week.
Mess-s. Tom and Leslie Mcqueen
have COMO to Covington to work.
o. M. Payne and Mrs. J. Il. liam
mond wo@c at this place recently.
The Sunday School Is planning for
a Children's Day. Everybody are in
vited to take part.
Dotty Jones who has been to Hamll-
ton to yi1it his sister has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis gave tho
young people social gathering recent
ly. There wore about forty present.
They seemed to crafty enjoy them
selves.
Our prayer meeting is being con-
Quoted by MIR. c. W. Johnston. We
have largo crowds and good behaviour.
Mrs. Jim Ba.Stt who has been sick
Is better.
I. J. Lake. our merchant, IL doing
a good business at this place.
Mr.. l.. o. Lester and Harry Nc
Clure have gone to Hamilton. Ohio.
to work.
Wilson vanWinkle and wife OF Red
Lick visited Lis father-in-law. T. J.
Coyle OF this place.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05

North Bound. Local
Knoxville 100 O. m. 1855 ,. n
BEREA 1901 .. m 1851 O. N.
Cincinnati $50 p. m. 5:x an.
South Bound, Local
Cincinnati $3.50 .. m. s:lb .. N.
BEREA 1894 .. m. 1a:Ss . N.
Knoxville TOO .. m. $50 .. n.
Express Train.
No. % will stop ct Bsrea to take
on passengers for Dayton. O.. Rich
mond, Ind. Indianapolis. lad. Colum-
bus, O., and points beyond.
South Round.
Cincinnati 500 q N.
DEREA 1l:6s q =.
No. SO will stop TO take on pas
sengers for Atlanta and points be-
yond.
North Bound
BEREA 4:45 p. m.
Cincinnati $50 p. m.
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BLUE LICK

As II. A. L!chtwardt. Supt. OF Blue
Lick Sunday School has gone back
TO his home in Detroit. Mr.. Eugene
Pugh will take charge OF the work
during the summer months. Miss Por-
ter. however. will continue acting rs
assistant, teaching the girls and act
ing As organise.
Although the weather was stormy
and threatening. two well attended
and enthusiastic services were held
last Sunday. There will be SUNDAY
school at the regular time 2:3o next
Sunday. All arr earnestly invited To
attend.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-06-05

friends In Berea.
Mr.. J. r. Rogers is here for Com
mencement. MIR. Rogers is one OF our
trustees. con of one Of the founders
OF Berea College. He spoke to unit
ed chapel. Monday morning.
The Messrs. Thaddeus Lee aud
Henry Powell were In Louisville,
Thursday, Of last week visiting home
folks.
Mr.. Sewell Combs. who is teaching
at Casper Wyoming. came. Sunday
morning. and will stay over Com
Inencemont. Mr. Combs will probably
come back next fall and graduate with
the class Of IL
Mr.. Edwin s. Fee sang a solo IN
united chapel. Tuesday morning. en-
titled. Sometime Wen Understand"
His daughter. Miss Mary. was at the
plano.