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eupitris, Ohio; ;Jniolas EpfaIsr TN.
teunsrib baron, wie ii rid bsim gintriif
sH bit Btiblidfeit su bsipraen hdte, unb
siaey beim Gongs 5nr SHule iuaesoqenen
orfsItunp lit Id or tineS Qeridlitbuna nnb
tsben gfonat bate id iHrer. SGmersen
ErA ueteiieifen, Hne ffets Elm aieberffaeu
ber Nybeit fur sn.i peer bret Eoae bebsutt.
re, sen eer Seit an, ols icl 10 Sabre aft
Uar.
I'D bseob mid rad &dnids, nm bet
sNeiner Shipefftr iu Ieben, no mir elm
Yoflor bon bes ginfbom'ihen Seifuritteln
er5dhlte. sber i'd nfodte feixsn @ehrnun
hnpcn, neil meiR 9ertrauen in 4otent.
Nebviusn elm eerinass wor. Rah benz
Tcbs meintr edpeifer fam Id, In bic Sci.
naih nod Chic auriif, unb bieies ~ mtine
3tinistt isit ben leSten IS sSahren.
Der 2ebensmedbiel trot in melaem 4r.
Aebsnslotre elm rns nm bieie Belt lab i'd
Meinen forSsrlihtn 3uitanb aenau beIfrie.
ben IN elmer Str,r Gnnpnse1! Tonn BE-.
sana ,t, 9sSia q. pinfhan's WeaetabI.
COMPOUND 3u gsbrau4en, unb id fam adr
Mot befArtibsn, pelGe Bsiieruns ID in ben
brei eyfien Dlpnaten eriubr. 90 bewirfie,
baHt6 sitt at5rrnetn uar, iebsn WpRat
PIE uybstt ob3ulegen. unb i'm 2dhie Der Ies.
~" 10 ynVtt paue w utut ~ 1Uuuge t'
Rsin' Spstor bs5abgt unb mar geifguet nit
Elmer rsrsisIiGen Geiunbheit fir elne Srau
nistnts aItsrs anb i'd serbonte bieiss epbia
Y. piHfbam's Hs8etabls Gomypanb.
RAD BEN SebensHedfeI mar Id cine
Nutttri4aitl.p pHeserin, unb nadbem id
mid poAig aQsin esbalte, iann i'd ben
g8ertb Der 0eiunbheit aidt eenug fhdtsn.
3D. babe mir iest msin tisensa flsines be
suemss ,Seim seidaiieu NIT aaben unb
kranfenpHeae. SD babe bas COMPOUND
Btslsh nit gstem Gifolge empfobIsH. neil
% f& ausseaei&Hst DOT unb sad bfr De-
part DOR &inberR .bspdbr.. 1-gli6 Cue.
tsnGbsIa otspart, supbsmis, CIio.
@eun Sie ipssiellem Matb babsn
iuoilen, 10 id)reiben Cir au bic 2sbia
q. Hinfbam Webieine So. (eOufiben.
tell, 2bnn, Iaii. Sbr grief ,uirb
BON elmer Srau seOffnet, ,-sss4eieu mnb
beaut'usrtst uHb itreus ssbei,n sebal.
ten,
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Mn, 9anftas
;sinbet in Der N'nFfbalfe cine abeno'
nnterbaltnns gum Seiten ocs
anaben.9erpfertorg itnft.

| 9lm fpmmenb.n 0pnneriias, ben
0antinsinsstdse fintst 2fbenos il
Der Muiiibdne cine llnferboltung itatt
beren grtrds gum geiten bes anaber
proteciorp auf Wlt. 9llperno lnb bes
CT. 9ineent Seims beitimmt III
9sn Jrcunpen unb 8onnern Der BEL.
BEN Initnlien pie Der 9eronitdliuna
teilrobnen ip,rben. iitben senubreiht
Stunbsn btpor, benr fir ben 9lbeub
1T ein nbipehsliingsreihts unb ins
tcreFontss proernmm suiommenss'
iteGt iporpsn, cos, fat dusidlieblif
ron een anaben burhsefiibrt iperosn
lpire.
Sn eriier 9init lpirb bas pros
ordnm cine Reibe ppn turneriiben
llcbunaen .brinsen, Die nit GROCER
Sorafalt einitubiert lpurben unb
sipelfeIsobne entbuiiuIiifde 9tifaa
berpprrufen iuerben.
gls 9ifetpertGufer in Der 9ors
offit. funsicren bic folsenben Ser.
ren: 9(nton ,Honnebaum. Senrp
postter uno Sol. q. Soiri6felb.
Sideteinnebmsr IinS bic Strren:
Sobn Rolfes, Senrp llhtmann, 9enrb
gusbrman. SOi. grintman. IT,, Bern
Stoenfelb. Senrp Rotert. Ssnrp
SdieIe. Sof. G,roIlis, GOnrub gbnsr.
gbriit. @ruptnboff, 3. g. s. 9eu'
mann unb Carl aisfer.
gls SiBanpeiisr funsisren bic Ser.
rsn: Sreb. Getsl.r, Gbp. SspaIb,
Gbp. q. @artnsr. Geo. Bubble, Geo.
9usrser, Gbp. 5. Munn.r. Geo. So..
mig, s. s. gbrid. Glen SibbsIsr,
Sobn RaseI, Sol. $. Wenftrup, Wm.
@itts. Sol. 9ernins. @inesni $. 9ed.
man, 5. s. arOts,r. Wid. auttus,
Wm. 2usnins, !. s. Sanssen. O.O.
q. 9usider, 8. ShtuurS, 4us. Gum
hermann, Spbn Risstamp, Bern. 8.
9Orser, 5rsb griut.r. yh6oIus San,
ion, Sobn Wsitsrtump, Sobn $.
Meper. gtorbert :. Bsrning, Dm. q.
Wliller, Serbtrt !. DOrssr. 5rsb.
Sdqipsr, aus. gsimside Jrsb. 9Ous
b.rabs, Spbn q. Sepl, Mm. Msbs
ring, Geo. Gran;, :. :. 2udb, See.
8. gedmnu. 9eo. $. alinisr. Sobn
Obj, 6. gsbsrmann, 6bas. Sobaniins,
9ouis ROpstamp, Soi. Worbsmann,
r. WplI.r. Sol. grintman, IT,, Wm.
aplimener, Bern, Camping. gbp. 9.
SdOenboft, SObn s. Wenibaug, Sen.
rp 9ruedsr, Seurp W.iroie unb Ser.
man Wittenbere.
Die Srbnunssmdnner iinb bic FOL.
asnben 5srren: Senrs R.bmann, 60.
i.pb Sattus. aur.nb Bed, Sobn WiIp,
6.nrp @.il. IT,. 9lnion Don b.r
Soar, Bern. Strider, ailIian astier.r,
Bern. 8urbid. Sobn Winterina, Sol.
$. Sieffe, 9bso. Danitratb, grdnl
unb s. 8. giIing.
Die Serren, bic aIs Sidetp.rtduf.r
lnt Sisanpeii.r fungi.r.n fnb .rs
Iuht fid am Sonneritag ab.nb prds
'iis feds lIbr ON Ginsana sur Mlus
ii 6clIe on Der Gin Strnbe Bel
o.rru $. aoI.msper aii mslb.n.
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ghxbelbraA.
guf nnanisef!arte @iie fanb SeOit
yarfer isineu Sob.

BON Sem Staiiner slbam gteit
harSt uno @agspnfiibrer @iGinm
eroots, Der 6. O. & y. 9orortbabn,
.piiroe geitern am Ohio Yife, etpA
cine balbe Wieile oberbnib non Dit
sSaibington, Die 2eihe zines Whnn'
mes geiuroen pelhe eine itarte Ser.
leslng am aopfe aufpies. Die 9soli.
sei unS Der Coroner, lpeld)e bena6.
riGtigt plrbcn, iiellteh felt. Sab cs
ii4 I'M ben 45 Sabre alten Scott
Barter bon fsoreitpille, o., banoelte,
Der fir Die Ban Camp Co., am Sbio
9ife, 9ieparaturen nusiiibrte.
gs fonnte nift ernlittelt iperoen,
ipie Der Wnnn ieinen Sob fanb. GS
lit nl5qlid5 bab Barrier i'm Streit per.
Iett ipuroe, ooer aud ppn elmer Gar
iliebereeitoben tporben lit. Ger Goro.
ner bat cine Siesbc5iigIide llnteriud;.
uns sinseleitet unb lieb bi. asihe
nad einem geitatturssetablifi
i9affen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-23
Uaptprras Garambulasen
3msi geriOnen trusen .rnite @.rlst.
ungen bapon.

Sn GROCER Gle burdfabr Der "a
Sabre nlte goitsil6pte Hifarb Crater
DON go. 1909 Walnut Strabe bic
5amilton 9tDenie, unb iiberiab an Der
6nmilton uub WurlOp @penue bas
5erannaben beg Don Soispb ROtb bon
Ro. 1892 Sprins @rope Qlpenue
geeisneten unb selentten Iutos. Gbe
Rotb ober @rater ibre 5abr5euee beis
ieite lentsn tonnten, tpar Elm s5uiame
menitob erfolet. unO aos ii6 @rater
bur6 ben Stura auf ben sSa6rbamm
ben ,8ruh bes linf.n unferifentels
au. Der 9erung1iidte mubte mad bem
itabtiid'n aranfsnbaus sebraht tper,
ben.
= On Der Nabifpn Roab unb
gleinpietp 9lDenue itisb gsftern georae
DON Ro. 528 Weit yleunte
Strdbe nit etnem aaitauto Der Ma.
terman @rpreb 60. 5uiammen. Misb>
man bog aus Der gl.inbien gtpenue
in bic Wabiion Moab elm, unb aab
lngeblid feline Sba1t auf bic War.
1unssfignals bes Gbouffurs, fpobur&
Il gegen bas Muto fubr. Dur4 ben
Sturs auf ben Jabrbamm bat iih
Diebmon ftarte @erlebunsen am
Ropf unb 4bf6rammunsen am 45rs
pei 5nsesogsn. Misbman faab I'M BE.
Isssaa 6efpi!aI Gafuabms.
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etrahenramb.
Sobn GlaspOle bon strpIdeu iiberiai.
len unb beraubt.

Jiinf Wlinutsn bate in Der gadht
gum Sonntas Sobn glabpoIe bon go.
121 Saunbers Strabe in Gnsft ee.
fhtpsbt, ala er on Der 2odport nabe
Court Strabe plDBIia DON 3tpei
GtrpIden seftelIt tpurbe. gtn.r b,r
DsseIaserer fudeIts benz Mann nit
sinem RepolDer unt.r bi. Nais, ipGbz
renb Der amber. fauea bic sai9en
bur6iuhte unb mi. elmer 8euts Don
SO in 9dar unb anb:ren @es.nitGns
ben bic Gluht .rsriff, ip.lher iiG iein
naollss." anf6IoB. Die 8urid.n tpas
rem i'm 0urfel Der Raht peridpun.
ben, ebs on eins 9erfolsuns berielb.n
sebaHt iperbsn tonnts. 81. pplis.i
tpurbe nit elmer periOnulbeidr.ibuns
Der Sbdier psriebsn.
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gokal-Derid)t
You oer Sa9ue.
Uraee George entsift bic gciader
bes 2srie sSbeaters in einer
aomObie BON Sitd.
Er6finaus bes Stranb Sbeaters am
Sanfiasungstage.

gs lit idon iiebeu Bis adt SABRE
Fer, baB .Sbe Srlttb" pou @lpot
Git1 nit Clara @Ioobgooo IN Der
@ai.ptroIle bier auigefiibrt tpurbe.
Dieie @ode erIebt bas feline Suit.
5piel cine Reubearbeitrns i'm
Epric & Sbeater. Sitd unb CLARA
aber iino nift mebr unter ben
Eebenoen, oenn eriterer ltarb baIo
nod Der rlrauffiibruns bes Stiifes
an Sen sSoIsen elmer Speration Iuo
BrI. 9loOSsooa Ieste Sallb an iif)
feIbi..
Sbre Stole tpirS nunrnebr Don
Grace George geipielt, bic einen
BersIetd NIT her Sh0pferiu oes
Earts pobI ausbaIten fam. SRI.
George beiist Elm liebensmiiroises
@eien. aIs Ieidtfertise iinge Srau,
Die ans 2iebe sur Sade Iiist,
pbue es 5u fpouer, bis idliebIi6 Die
GrfenntniB bel ibr burfbrift, bab
Die Wabrheit bod beiier lit. Sic bat
aber einiee tribe grfabrunsen biird.
5rrnaden. ebe iie ioipeit fomnlt. Man
fam benz Srailhen bas SantafieipieI
nit)t libel nebmen, benu iie bat bas
2iigen bonn 8ater geerbt. Den 8u.
6arnmenbrid) ibres 4artenbauies
fiibrt Der llrrItonb berbei, bob iie
ibren 9atten, Dem lie erseben lit,
oitrd, ibr SiigennduIden in cine
bOEit unapaenebnle Gage bringt itno
entbeit, oas eine 8efebrlng notbig
1T, Inn iid iinb ibren Mann Dor bern
Ruin gu retter
Gs lit ieIbitperitdnoIidy, bas ssrr.
George NIT eer1 GrfoIg ODER W2iser.
fols Ses SultipieIs san3 5uiaInmcn,
bangt. SIR SpieI 1T tDcbl ourd,
oa6t iinb iilre fIeinen ipeibIihen 81.
aenbeiten fommen i6r gut su itattcn.
'Sic lad)t ielbit iiber lire auit ann
Jabulieren mo meiiit, ipenn sur 9lcbc
geIteilt bob iie nid,t aus gosbeit
liise nno iid bSfitens ieIbft ihaoen
tonne. Sic liiat unb gibt in einen
Mtbensns ibr Gbrenmort, Bel Der
Wabrheit bleiben Sii poIlen. sic
entidiul6iat Sen alten 9iiaenbeittel
bon eiHem @ater, aeipib en- menid3.
lider 3ua. Sic l1Bt ii6 BON eiftem
9ebemann iimi6meideln ilno Iiiat
1ieien e6enio an ,pie ibren gutten.
Der 3nifnner lit mammal Oh ser
Greiiheteit Ser fleinen ssrou er.
ftnltnt nleiitens nber mug er iiber Iie |
fad,en lftb fann i6r iein @obltpolen
niht berleugnen. lin 5ieies OfeiuI. |
tut 5ii ersielerL 6eSorf es feiner Oar.
fielungseafe. SRI. George 6cfist iie |
Gas YnbIifum beriaate ibr feline
@nertsnniuig niht. hilbert groipn
trat nit oiefem @eifif in Der 9foIle
bes gaters aiif un6 georman Subor
ols Gntte mar gut. $eIen Meimer als
eftpaS DitIsdra 5rau Greipignp aab
cine tiihtiae gborafterleiihrng. Die
lbrigei Mitipirfer6en pabten in beu
Rabmsn tsy TosftsIIs,s.
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gsorrocoS Gar beim lleberiareiten Ses
Jabrbamnles nieoergeitoben ipuroe.
EridIer IieB iit nub bem itd6tiiden
SoipitnI bringen.
auS(an0 Ge(egrap@.
0fidsts Sfenes
Sat bas Deutfhe GroBe
Sdupt tandrtitraubts
ridlten.

ridten.
Berlin. nuf brabiloicm Wese
mad, acnbon, %. 9lOpember. Di.
amtli8s yetannimatuns BEG grobsn
5auptouartiers Inntct:
r9luf pem 0ftIiden ariessihaupIas
in Die Gage unpsrGnOert. en- poIcn
tdmpfen mir nod INNER UNI ben
siss. Der aampf fiiblid bon plOd
unb BEL 5idenjipd,au bauert an.
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bet ppro.n Isin. Die Dspsibe itamml
bon Der asentur 5apas.
Die 9iirfem
so ben grfoIss ststn biz
Rufftn oDis stssn bi.
ensIanbsrsubtr.

aG@ tn.
9onbon, %. Ropsmber. = Der
aorr.Tponb.ni bss Reui.r'fteH gu'
rtaus in amiisroam isnbst bic fOls.it
De 9speid,:
.Sn elmer amtliten Sepsfde aus
9onitnntinopsI, oi. iib,r Berlin bier
sius.irOfisn 1T, tpirb bsiannt seg,brn.
ooB an Samsias Der tiiriifde areu.
ser .9amiOieb" bic ruiiiiden petros
lenmIdgsr ionie bic 5uHieniiaiion in
5aupis, nabs glODorOfDst am
S4mar5sn Wssr, bsIaoHen unb ger.
Hort bat.
Am IS. Roumbsr fanb cine
btftiss, nsun Stunben uabrshbs
S9ladi ON JIub GbaisGI.9(rab (bsr
in ben periifasn Marbuisn miinost
unb bic gitnSlinie 5wiidsn periiiden
unb tiirtifdsn gsiisunssn bilbei) spi.
f4tn tiirtifan unb britiidxn Trups
pm itaii. Die gritsn ,rlitien ibper,
8erluft., unb Iaut ben Qneaben
triesssefangeuer SugIdnb.r b.fanb
iid Der 9.fsblsbabr Der eneIiIden
sruppsn uni.r ben Uer.punbetsn.
.Gin ensfifass aanonsnBoOt ipur.
be Don einsm Gsidob, bas pom tiir.
fiih,n aanonenboot YMarmuris" ob.
gsfsusrt ipuros, ssiroffsn unb ss CT.
fOIsts bann Elm. gypIOiion al gOrb
BEG ensIiidsn aaron.n6oois. Mti.ers
GinaeIbsiien finb fotpsit nod nisi gu
.rlansen."
Rufiif6. q a&ri4ten.
ct. 9.tersbura %. glop.
Der Gensralftab nerDffeniIiht. ON
SOnntas a6eub BAG fOIsenbe 9ulIes
tin:
Der aampf Sipiifxn Der Wartk
nnb Der Weidiel pirb nit GROCER
5artnddisisit sefiibrt. mir babeu
einiee Sheilsrfolge gu per5eidnsn.
Die admpfe ON Der Shlohtfront
Sfhenitofau : arafau bubtn ioipti.
tsine beIonbere 0erdnberiina geSeitigt.
gDir baben 1000 Gtfanesne ssmdat
unb etnige Maiflinsngsifdibe erobert.
Gin Ddlisien bdben bic Oeiterreiher
HoppsG sGaBbss Dor BEN alnimrm unies
rer Gruppsn raunen miifeu.A
@eittre 6aDas 2iiaen.
paris. %. glop.mb.r. Die Sas
pds aasntur msIbti. bab laut 9tpe'
Id,eu, bic fie aus Bdiel trhalten bat,
rsrfhierene gholerufdlle In preuben
lnp in OberIhIefien tonffatirt ipors
ben iein jollen. Die assntur besI
bouptst fernsr. bnB bsrsits sipsi 5os
bssfdlle infolss BON Cholera aii psrs
,einnsn ipuren.
Sapon Fam 1ruppem M d|
Guropa feH6cn.
9nnbr.ri, %. gtopember. slrtbnr
Iinip. Der Briinoer Der ,sSapnner 90.
:iety", Der nIs eiac autoritdt fir
rreIo-japnniife etngeIcgeitbeiteu gift,
5at cine grtIdrima nbeeseber, laut|
peIdler Sapnn bereit lit, cine grobe
llrnlel nnd europa 81 ienoen, falls
3 notbwenbig iein ioIte bic Gtreit.
rate Der Berbiinoeten 5l perifdrfen.
.Gie jnpniliibe armec@, iagte
cieiu, lift mobiIiiirt un6 fnns eS |
lotbmerioig iein ioIltc, bic GtreitfrditeI
Ter gerbiinbeten IN europa Sii Der.
t6rfcn. 70 III Snpnn bercit intb mil.
ems eine iebr 3ablreid)c lmb portreff. |
ih mlsgeriiitete glriHec 5u iiellen. |
Inf Der frnnsiibiriidsn Giienbahn |
oiuic nuf jopnniidrn 1nnpiern fonn.l
en- phnc Sd)ricrigfeit biiinen 3ipal
glonateiT cine haIbe wsiIlicn Nlrms|
lsh europa geituiit perSeuLs |
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'gOn diner Gar nieberaeitOseu.

etarte slbfd)iirfiinsen i'm geiidt
uno am aorpcr tritg Der SO Sabre
alte ssoiepb Srifler, pon go. 4O7
GIarf StraBe, 6auon, tpcIder an Der
>, u'sS Dins Stsabs pen siusr a,jns.
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WerasaIa ubt.

paris, %. glpbember. aaut elmer
Ospef6e aug qttbtn ioll bort bon
Ronitontinopsl aus beridiet fporbsn
iein. bub elm arpbsr 9btil Der iiiriis
fden Garnifon pon gibrianopsl nah
1rapeaunt osbradt iporbsn iein io!I,
no angsbli6 bic tiirtiIhsn Golboieu
6is Gsfddfte Der Gbriiten ospliinbsrt
bossn. Srsi Gtsiltsu foIIsi srmsss
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mGu biit fdj5n, bod Du biit faIId!"
faets 6is iingt Doint iinb fstt itr
bssasfi Guar out ban xsiIstsmiii4
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siarb am eanrttaa, ben 81. gaoosussr 1914
@arie DDhlmauu,

geltebfe gpnier ron eenro unb Rertba goti.
innilH. asb Biaasr. i'm alter bon f6 anbren.
Monafen iinb 10 1aeen. Peerbiaiing am
lienftna, ben e. Ftpbembsr 1914 msorgens 8
ubr 10 whrrifeii bonn 9rduerbaufc, no. 1915
Euenec mpnb, ans nrs miro nm titr IN Der
y gnmrenfs airfe Elm Irbiiirirs Daeauiem nb.
aebdlfsn irerben. 22.2s
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

A wide awake farmer who is look
ing out for the best interests Of his
business can make next week the
most profitable one OF the year by
spending several days of il at the
Annual Farmers Meeting at the
State Experiment station at Lex
ington.
There will be demonstrations and
speaking OF the highest order on
subjects and dates as follows:
Tuesday, Jan. 6-Swine, Dairy Cat
tie.
Wednesday, Jan. Corn Day,
Horses.
Thursday. Jan. s.--Fruit Growing,
Sheep.
Friday, Jan Bee keeping. Poul-
try Show.
Saturday. Jan. i0-Beef cattle.
Reduced rates are offered on all
railroads. Plan to go.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
PAGE SEVEN

Four columns of this page are cs-
pecially for the mothers and young
people. We hope To print here
things which will be Of peculiar
interest and help to women. and We
invite suggestions from our readers.
This week there is little verse of
trust. two good recipes from a
friend: extracts from an article
in the Farm and Preside concerning
the fatal results of gossip; and the
experiences of one woman in learn
ing from her baby how to live more
senslbly.
On this page are verses and a
short story for the little ones about
visit which country NOUS"
made Ia town mouse.
Here also are bright ideas for
boys, together with riddles and
games.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
CONTENTS THIS ISSUE.

PAGE 4. Editorials-New Students
and Old.
Help the New Year Rcsolvers; A
Bank for Wisdom; What Votes
for Women Means.
PAGE 2. Why He Failed as Leader.
A Few Little Smiles.
Woman Oulargues a Robber.
Sermon-M Mans Thoughts VS.. God
Thoughts.
PAGE 3. Mountain Agriculture
Care of stock; Value of Manure.
Former GOV. II. b. Glenn's Reason
for Total Abstinence.
The Largest Waterwheel.
Sunday School Lesson-"Jesus and
the Children"
PAGE 4. Local News.
College Items.
PAGE 6. Continued Story.
Short StOry-Price of a Gown.
PAGE 2. A Corner for Women.
For the Young Folks.
Berea's Six Doors.
PAGE 8. Eastern Kentucky News.
The Miracle of Rowan County.
POcm-Success.
Cincinnati Markets.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
w. L. GEORGE IN THE ATLANTIC
MONTHLY" FOR DECEMBER

The Feminist propaganda-which
is bigger than the Suffrage agitation
rests upon revolutionary biolog-
zeal principle substantially, the
Feminists argue that there are no
men and that there are no women;
there are only sexual majOrities. To
put the matter less obscurely, the
Femnists base themselves on
Weininger's theory, according to
which the male principle may be
found in woman, and the female
principle in man. II follows that
they recognize no masculine or fem
mime spheres, and that they pro-
pose to identify absolutely the con-
ditions of the sexes.
Now there are two kinds of people
who labor under illusions as regards
the Feminist movement, its oppon-
ents and its supporters: both sides
tend to limit the area of its in
tuence: in few cases does eithe"
realize the movement as revolution
AIRY. The methods are To have re-
evolutionary results, are destined to
be revolutionary; as convinced but
cautious Feminist, ! do not think II
honest or advisable to conceal this
fact. | have myself been charged
by a very well-knOwn English au-
thor Whose name | may not give,
as the charge was contained in q
private letter. with having let the
eat out of the bag in my little book,
Woman and Tomorrow. Well, do
not think il right that the cat should
be kept in the bag. Feminists should
not want to triumph by fraud. AS
promoters of a sex war, they should
not hesitate to declare il, and have
little sympathy with the pretenses
Of those who contend that one may
alter everything while leaving every
thing unaltered.
An essential difference between
'Feminism' and 'Suifragism' is that
the Suffrage is but part of the great
er propaganda; while Suffragism
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
A Bank for Wisdom

good many people know enough to their
money.
Very few people know enough to save their stores
of wisdom.
what is the best way Of doing this that?" al
did know, but have forgotten"
The Citizen offers premum-"The Every Day
File" which is bank for storing up newspaper clip
pings and notes. and all kinds OF scraps of knowledge
that to 'come handy" some day. Begin the
New Year by plan for putting away the wisdom and
JOY and experience that into your hands that
you will have it to in time of need. Have a bank
for wisdom (See page 81
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01

desires to remove an inequality,
Feminism purports to alter radically
the mental attitudes of men and wo-
men. The sexes are to be induced
to recognize each others status, and
to bring this recognition to such a
point that equality will not even be
challenged. Thus Feminists are in
terested rather in ideas than in
facts; if, for instance, they wish to
make accessible to women the pro-
fcssion of barrister, il is not because
they wish women to practice as
barristers, but because they want
men TO view without surprise the
fact that women may be barristers.
And they have no use for knightli-
ness and chivalry.
The word inferior at once arouses
comment for here the Feminist often
distinguishes himself from the Suf-
fragist. He frequently accepts wo-
mans present inferiOrity, but he be-
licves this inferiority to be transient,
not permanent. He considers that
by removing the handicaps imposed
upon women, they will be able to
win an adequate proportion of races.
His case against the treatment Of
women covers every form of human
relation: the arts, the home, the
trades, and marriage. In every one
of these directions he proposes to
make revolutionary changes.
The question of the arts need not
long detain us. II is perfectly clear
that woman has had in the past
neither the necessary artistic train
ing, nor the necessary atmosphere
of encouragement; that families
have been reluctant to spend money
on their daughters music, her paint
ing, her literary education, with
the lavishness demanded of them by
their sons professional or business
career. Feminists believe that when
men and women have been leyeled,
this state of things will cease to pre-
vail.
In the trades, English Feminists
Continued on page Five
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
Help the New Year Resolvers!

Thousands of people earnestly setting out to live
better lives in the New Year! God cheer the who
"quit off, from one or another bad habit Heaven help
each soul that sets out to cultivate virtues
Now word to you who do not make good
lutons. Will you try to trip and hinder those who do
make them?
Just as surely there is blessing for those "who
turn many to righteousness there is curse for those
"who any weak to stumble"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01


the objections suffrage without found
ntpathy voting the knowledge
division
side side with kindly overappngs
ization the home
them.
Monthly for December
which
suffrage
should ponder his words
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
The New Term


possible a great many pleasant
changes.
Students are still arriving in large
numbers, and special efforts will be
made TO provide for those who are
kept away by the necessity Of finish
ing out their school teaching.
Each night this week there Is a
free Band Concert, stereopticon ex-
hibit or other entertainment for the
new students.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01

Berea welcomes the students! Here come those who
have just been home for Christmas, and those who have
been thru the fall term to teach and who have
been gone years to earn money. We glad
to see you, every one!
And we bless the new facesl Here those who
in Berea for the first time to whom all is and strange
We glad to you, and tell you that in the
OF few weeks you will have friends in Berea
than in any other place on earth
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
The Winter Term opened Wednes-

The Winter Term opened Wednes-
day.
There were more than 200 stu
dents registered the day before.
The procession at the early hour
of 1880 was a full one and greatly
enjoyed.
The business OF Registration,
which is like organizing an army
in three days, was most skillfully
managed. The new facilities made
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-01-01
Cave Men Still with Us.

Frank Edward Johnson. editor OF
the National Geographical Magazine,
has just returned from his sixth
trip To the Hinterland of Tunisia
and Tripoli, where he has discov-
erred nation of cave-dwellers num-
bcring possibly 100000, in section
supposed to be hitherto uninhabited.
They are living the life Of prehis-
toric men. Some Of the caves are
situated on crags 5000 feet high.
The dwellings often extend $50 feet
into hard rock and are capable OF
sheltcring 1000 men. He also dis
covered long stretches of Roman
Highway. He is bringing home a
magnificent collection Of photo
graphs Of the cave dwellings and
Roman ruins.