davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
Spiel5eit begin1tt
so,tntag, g. Mai
Die fiir5lih preaniiierte neue 8qie=
baMz z2iaa madt ppn itd reDen. Nm
eel6lpilene 0rte, oarnnter Mep
l1ln1, aeigen grDRes eSrtereiie. Sc
bes geam miro 1,ngefdbr 20 Spiele
maiden ,pGbrenb Der 5atiDn.

8ie er1ten @piele Ser iiinelt orsariz
1ierten Baleball<2iga, Su Der a11d) Der
Seem Timer &lnb geb0rt, perben am
@o1nltae, Sen 9, Neat itattfinoen, Die
e Gntl6etbuns ipuroe tn etner lebtbtn
III @leepn @pe abgebalte1len @tbnng Ser
Dtreftoren oeS 8erba1be8 getroffen.
|Die @at ion ptrb 1lngefdbr pter Monate
bonerlr u11b am 1. Counting TIM 9epten1=
Der gum Mbl6lub eelaneen. SebeS
3eam mtrD in ser s3eit llngefdbr 20
9ptele MAIDEN.
SEEM l1lm eeeen sleepp Gpe,
DaS erlte @piel ser Seem lllmer mtro
In @leepp @ne itatt tftnben no ite gese1
Sen borttgen &lub auftreten meroen.
6inter oen1 bieltgen 9eam 1tebt Der Jfeip
him BaiebaM &lub, Ser am lebten
DonnerStag IN etner tn oen Ndumer
oeS SanoelSflnbS abseba!tenen 9tbnns
BON Balebanfreu1lben gegriinoet pllroe.
Bean1ten otei les, &lubS iinS: Rrdltoe11t,
Saul IS. Sadbartb; SiSeprdftoent, Treo
D2etne; 6efretdr unb @6abnetlter,
Bn1. s. Bader; Oireftoren S. IS. 9ratf
unb N. 8. Matber.
Senrp 9(bren8 1purbe tpteber gum
Nla11aaer nernan1lt. 9onittge Bean1te
li1b: Gb. 8erg, Umpire; SEQ @6uell!ssr!,
6tlfsu11lptre 1r1b Sobn gSoebte, off1z
3ieller Nni6retber.
gluf oem Jatrplate,
5n ser elei0en .@tknns pnroe aud
.beldlollen, SEN @ptelplab BON oen1
gtortb Wer1nan Yarf na6 benz Jetr=
plabe III perleeen. Die nDtteen Arz
ranoen1er1ts bafitr ltegen tn ben Sdnoe1'
| oe8 Direftorenrate8, Ser it6 aus ce11
gea111ten urb ber1 bet0en obe11ge1lannter1
Direftoren 5u5on1meniebt.
7ssasss,l Sic uStigen @elber fir oaS lln=
ternebn1en o11f5ubrtnsen, lnurOe be19lo!!z
fen, am 11d6ite11 Mittpo6, 0e''1 s. :Wtal'
bter in ser glrn1orp einen 5a1B gu per-
onjtolter1. g8 }uirb erlpartet! baB 1td)
sic s5reunbe beS @port8 sablret6 an rte
lent Io11se betetltser lperoen,
Ser @intrtttSpreis fir Ste 9ptele
lpurOe auf so GentS Ste Yerlon fer9ez
iebt. &i11ber inter Is Sabren 5able1'
Is Gent8,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

5DkIU uNIS<~Sl@<
On eiuer o,a gD}pntaeobeno bieier
gSoif1e inzSen, ,glduuen beS Commercial
Glub ob9ebaltellen 8erlanln1luns Der
0ireftoren Ser 9lem lllnl eballtaaalql!a
gJ5iociotion purbe beldlollen, tn Salfe
6es m qj}pnQts Stunt sic bieSidbrtee Sbollz
touoltazgSod5e su pera1ritalten. Dte
lpurben burd perl lbiebene una1l9eneD111e
3rpi{denfalle, mie ltarfeS Me9enmIsttier
nn0 IN berol., IN na6teiltser Wetie beet1lz
fllkt. il, 'S Slber trob6enn ertpies it'd ! 6qs
line ,eruebn,en In ii1,ansieller 2tnlt99t
ais Elm Grfolg. Nn1 @nbe osr sSo0e'
nqd,bem ale g>ednm1sen beah9e1l mo-
rsrl, bsfonb lid i,nnter nod et1t gen..
lid,er Betrqa IN ser &alie. nno Der oeer
@rfolo riirfte IN bielen1 Sabre UNI 70
orSber lein, menn baS gSetter eg a oe1l
Selpten Seuts bon, @ Qanoe erlaubt, 5ur @taot
~ fommen u11b ben Borlteaun9en bet=
e,1mohner1, o Das polle Yrogranln1 t'lr
Sic Beluitisuneen >purbe tn Der 9tenh9
ami WtDnta9 QH9e1tD1lt'''e'''
@erIhnel5en itd9.
en- ser oleiden- -@itune >pnroe au@
noeh Elm tpetterer Bel6luB 9etaBt, Der
fiir fir bie Belpobner ser @tabt BON S115
tere1ie iein biirfte. Gs maren rdmlt0
sic. 8eamten rnb ionittse Wf9ltsoer na e.
ser felt Elm zen eyabrtn bier tdttee11 ytem
lllm Qpceun,z@elelll6aft suseee11. 9e1e
0ereinieuns batte es betannt10 noe1. :.
,1ommen, I'M 2aufe ser 8tnter1nonate
eine Netbe BON Mbenonnerbal 81
nernnitalten. glu6 bieie 8eret11t9ung
fonnte bert6ten, bab .ote eersangene
@oi5on NIT etrem leberi6nB ab9e=
5dloilen batte. Nlan i6lus ieoo6 DOT, d
bos 2pce11n1zBureau eingeben 81 la11en
nn6 sic 8ereinig1lne NIT Der @bqlltql1<
zSroant]atio11 gu perldmel5en. Ote<
le gerl6mel5l1ng fano bte 3ulttmnnnl9
So, Wnme5pnSe11 llnb pnrbe IN ser @tbz
', Sic gbautolrq11ozMHoctatton ilber<
ntmmt es allo BON iett an, iotpobl tilr
Sic llnterbaltungen mabrer1o fer ebq1lz
to11o1la Wode 5u 1orgen, lotpte ou6 Ste
&ontrafte jur Sic llnterbaltln9en > tn
Sen Winternllonater ab5ui6lteben. Nnf
g5orleblao bes Serrn S. M. Sobnlon,
ser nte6erum 5unt Hrdiioenten per
Gboutauquazgereinieung gepdblt tpl1rz
Sc. beldloB man fernerbt1l fir bic
ggtnterrnonate er0Bere Nttrafttone11 BON
notionalen1 91ufe berSubrinsen, lno 1ltdt
mehr, mie bi8ber, li6 auf etn stnbettz
li6e8 Yroerannl, oas bon etnen1 be-
itimmten Qpceum<Buxea1 5ulan1n1er<
oeitellt pirr, gu perpfli6ten. Sir lebe
etrael1le Mttraftton perben 9eparatto11<
trafte abseldloiie1r. Inter ben &a1lz
ler11 unb Srganilattonen Ste. a1lf oteie
Wetle mDelt6er>petle bergebro6t tneroer
f0nnter, lpnrben genannt, oaS Wdnnez
apoli1er @pmpbo1teor6eiter, bte &apelle
@ouiaS, s5rik &eiSler, Mt16a Glman
etc.
Dte iibrtgen Bsamten Der Gbantal1z
oa1az8ereirligung fiir ba8 neue Sabr
fino sic Serre1t q. @6nlfe, WBeprdit@
bent, lnb Wm, g. &ader, Sefretdr 1l1o
@dabmeiiter. Sn Der @tbrng am
N1onfas tparen spii6en IS 1no 70
! @erren 3ngege11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
sslieeerpprfiibru1,ger1*

slm 9an1stag, SEN 8, O}at mtro
6reo Yarfer, etn T1ieser bon Nnf1 nod
Seem 1llm fon1nen ll11b iiber Der Staot
Iliegerf1n1itltide auSfiibren. IS be1Bt,
bub Yarfer beretts 5ebn Sabre long
tn be1l 2iiften iet11e neue 5etntat bat,
uno bab oaber let11 8eiu6 bon boben1
Snterelle ietn mtro. Gr berlutt 1etne
9lufitiege ba5u, aus ber 5Dbe Jlefla1rle<
3ettel her bieltgen 8erfaufsftr111en berz
ab5nnerfe1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
9seinigungsfelS5ug
ppm 1. bts 8. Wtat
staatlid)er 0euermarihaQ erlGkt
Ql1frnf an alle Sewpbner oes
Staates,

syn eineln @ufrlli bes itaotlt6el1
ssener1nlari6ollS perben bic Siir9er bes
5taateS Wli11relota ipte alGabrliO Quf=
aeforbert, iiberan tn 5auS llno Sof etre
oriiuoli6e Netr1tglu1g porsunebmen. Der
3tped Dieier Netnigllng tit bic 9robt=
1ll0ali6e 91eou5ierlule ether Teuersae=
fabr. ey1 friiben Sobren murOe eez
ipSbnltd mir Elm Iag fir bte 9tei11i=
gl1ngS3ett feitgeiett. 9tes11al bat mon
et1le gan5e Wode ba51 be1ttn1n1t. Stf
Beriobe begtn1t am ntorgtgen Cams
fag, benz |. Mat, lln0 l6ltebt am Da=
ralffolgenbell 9arnStag, ben1 8. Neat.
Seuer6ef Senrr Gnsel lnto Teuer:
11larldall GbaS, Bruit Or, i0lpte be1
@elnnbbettsrat baben ebel1fanS Nnfruf'
erlaI}erl tn allen Tetlen Ser 5tabt II
Ser genannten 3ett auf5urdumen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
.9djauturnen 1T ser Surnbaue+

@te alljdbrlt6, batte ftd@ am lebter
9amStag i'm Ibeater Der I1lrnballe
eine erobe Nn5obl Treunbe Der 5nrnere1
et11gefu1loerl 1ln1 be1n 96a1tllr1len be1
30glingsflallen bei5utpobnen. @tn aus
se5et6neteS Hrogramm mar BON 9errr
&rot. t9ermanm Setn aufgeitellt moroer1
fir Ste @eleeenbett, llnH eS mar ETH Ner=
gl1iigen, Sen llebl1neen Ser fletne11 &t11=
ser uno ser Sunaling8z unb Mdb6e11z
flailen 5u5uieben. Nlle legten >pte0e1
Broben al BON tbren1 turnertl9er
&0nnen. Sebe et1Belne 9eunlne1
sel19te BON bem groben @tfer 11no oe1
St11gabe be5 Irrrlebrer8 iotpoblmte Del
@6uler. S1npolant mar Der nnl5u((
auf Set 8iibne 5ur @r0ffnung Der Bor
ltellung, unb Sic ei1t5elnen Sorfibru19er
perote1ltel1 be1t tbner BON BEN 3nl9auer1
ge5Dllte11 Betfan pollanf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

Moreelt, 9amStes, Sen |. Oeai,
fpirb sic on ser 1l6rblt6en Metrnelotoz
1traBe babter seleoene Mueltngide Gpo<
thefe, Mueline Drua 9tore, er0ffnet
tperben. gett ei1ltgen Nlonaten baben
4 ste Nrbeiter unernliiblth ee16afft, I'M
+ bas 2ofal Sl1 ether Ser feinlten. 1lno beit=
etrgert6teten Npotbefen I'M 9taate UNI
5unanoel1. slusenbltdli6 merben Die
lebter Borbereitungen 9etrpfFen, nm
am n1orgteen Sage alles TIT better ,Sro=
nung 5u babe11, lpen11 oaS Yubltfum
Denn 2aoen lei11en erIten Belu6 abltattet,
Aoplsmerf aus Mabaspni.
Ser 2obeu nla1t beir1 Betreten arf
BEN Be1uder ei11en 1lneemetn porrebmen
@tnbrrd. Der offene lpeite Naum ltegt
in fetner eo1nen prodtoollen NuSitatz
tuna Dor ben1 er}tannten Slu9e oa.
gftdtS 1tDrt ben NIT 8enu1loerl1n9 nn1=
berldmeifercen Bltf bel ser 9ctro6tung
ser IN K b0n1ter Nnoronnns bier angez
bQufte1l @e9en1tdnbe. Die metlt Dellen
ober bunten Waren IN BEN Nonoldrdnz
fen un0 @6aufditen beben lib eel6n1ad=
bon ab BON Den1 b1n1flen 5intergruno
be8 matt abgeferttsten Ofabagontbol5eS.
@tnen palle1nen Nabn1en 5l1 allent btetet
ser a1l8 9ral1en unb brau11en gun1nttz
i. Gorf5iegel eefertiete Tubbooen 11nO ote
Z IN let1te11 0rau gebaltenen 9Sd1loe.
4 9te @ebtlfen.
u 9(lS 0ebtlien merbel1 Serrn gSm.
B W9ueling ST., bem 8eiiter Der Npotbete,
4 Sic bet6er Soerren 9ller. Senle llno
q g8alter gH. Soellmann 5ur Sctte ltebe11.
Soerr Seule ipar befomltlt6 lange Sabre
i'm Yioneer Orug 5tore angelteat, po
ct fid) etl1e grii1lblt6e &e1lntntS Der
Qlpotbeferbror1e 1lnD aller etnld1ldgtge1l
a3petse erworb. @eit bem 10. Nprtl
1T er int nellel1 Qaoell beS 5err1 We1leltng
tdtte, 1n SIT belfe1I oe1llel6e11 Filr hte
@r0finlrl1g IN SrDnlng 51 brt119e11.
Serr Sellmonn bat ebenfaElS e'ne protz
tif6e @riabr1n1g I'M gpotbefer9eld9dtt.
@r mar eine t3ettlong IN ser SaderS
Bbarl1tacD bobter angefellt u1lo bat erlt
fir2G6 Sic IN N}tnneapoltS beltnolt6e
DremS @0ool Of Ybarn1ocp ertoleretO
ab1olDiert.
QlQes 81 baben*
Die Bel1l6er beS 2oOenS peroen erz
1taunt ietn iiber Ste ret6e Tiille BON
Nrtifeln. Sic sort III baben 1inb. Nlles
mas aeipDbnlib tn etrlem Drug @tore
3p fallfen lit, fann man bier erbalten,
GS 1piirbe gu >pett fiibre11, alle ote per-
ld1tebener }pertpollen 1lrO praftt16en
geaenltdrbe a1tf5u5dblen. Ste 1tno UNI
teroebradt tn fetnen b0l5ernen Wano<
1d)ranfen NIT @laStiiren uno eber1olbe11
}rei itehenoen @6aufditen NIT mat
111orner Baiis. Sn Ser Ndbe ser Siire
befinben f6 3tpet Sorrt6t1n9e1 gum
Nufbemabren Ser s3ettungen nno W}o=
natSf6rtfte11 io>pte BON yn1t6tSpolts
farten. Sn @trtertetl beftnoet it'd
aud Elm ieparateS 1slepbonbduS6e11.
8bpnp9rapbenabtetlnng*
@ine Mbtcilung fiir Ybonoeapben bat
SEER Weuelins ebenfallS tn ieinem 2aoen
einseri6tet. Sn ietner Npotbefe itno
Sic beriibn1ten @benepzBbonograpbea gu
baben. 0teielben baben etnen iiberauS
a1qenebmen Son. @ic meroen BON etner
Gbicagoer 6trma bereeltellt.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

Sran 8ralrretter BON bter unb
ssrau Marn @ei8ler aus @iitg it11b IN
Ste Set1nat 3uriidgefebrt BON ei11ent
sBefuh bet germanoten IN 2ucan. 9luf
Ser Seimreiie Hiegen ite IN @leepn @ne
"a as utlb Derlebten ei1liee @tlnben bel Ser
5dmefer Ser Jrau @eiSler, Trau 6runf
@1rpeber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

Trau Mugu1t N}uSfe lu1b 3o6ter
Srere, ii11b am Counting BON etne1n
mebrnlo1iatigen Mufentbalt betm Bruz
Set ser 6rau WfuSfe, Mn1. 8tidoff, in
9lnnabetn1, Galtf., 1a6 Seem lllm 5uz
riidgefebrt.
- @err nno Trau sos. 8uer5l ge:
benfen nd6{te Wo6e no6 ct. Saul
iiber5uitebel1l Inn tbren fiinlttgen Wobr1z
fits Sort o1lf5ul6laeen. Wdbreno ibreS
WobnltkeS IN Seem l1ln babe11 it9
6err un6 syrau 8uer5l 5ab1ret6e Sreur1=
Sc erporbe11, bte ite 1ngern l6etbe1t 1ez
ber1 tbnen ie0o6 ptel @lid l1no @rfole
IN SET neuen Set1nat miinl6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
gelepbunrednnnsen iiberfallie.

Son Serrn @efretdr No. u. Bter=
baum Ser Seem l1lm Nhral telephone.
So. >ptro befanntgeseben, oab etne A1t=
3abl &unben ser @eieni6aft TIM @e<
{6dftSteil ser @tabt e8 10 nett nerna6z
Idiltgt babe11 tire 3e6nuneea fir T. se1t
Selepbonoterl It I'M M1ontat glprtl 3n
beaablen. Ser por flfr3en1 befanntge<
qeberen neuen 8erorbnllng gen1dB mill:
fen Sic Me6nlngen btS 5lln'l5. april
beaablt iein, >perr11 bie &llnoen OaS
Medt arf be11 NbSus oeS gelpdbrten
NabattS Il, Nnipru6 nebn!en ipollen.
Da piele ii6 nod ni6t an bte relle Nn<
oronrns ge}pDbnt 8n baben 1deinen, bat
Sic. @eiell16aft bel6lolien tn hieient
W}o11at Sic s3eit ser Nabattgepdbrnrtg
big gum 1. Mat al1S3uoebnen. user
nod Sem Sage be3ablt, fanm fetnen 9l1t=
ipru6 auf Ben 01abatt raebr MAIDEN.
Dte Ne6nltngen tperben IN Ser Sfftce
ser Ielepbongeieli6aft be5ablt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
Mneitngs Mpotbefe
santstag er0ffnet

Clues ser feinlten Gtabliilentents bic
ier 9lrta i'm Gtaate. 9luf bic itnere
Ginridtnng lpuroc npnt Gigentiimer
bic arDkte Sprgfalt pert,anbt. Mler.
g. 6e.1lc unb g!salter Ms. !6elmann
als Geb;ffeu ettgagtertt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

Ser itoatlt6e s3entralallSl6ub Ser
republtfantl6en Partet bat etne11 9lufru!
fiir- Ste GourtDfo1lpeltttonen TIM 5taate
erla51en, 3ped berletben tit Ste Wabl
BON 0elegaten 5lr @taatSfonpe11tto11,
Sic AM 8. W}at I'M Mubttortum tn ct.
Saul QbQebalten perben mtrO.
s5iir 6aS Bromn Gountn ftnbet ote
!Gonpe1tio11 am O1ttt1po6, ben 5. Scat,
I'M Opero 9ouie tn @leepn @ne itatt:
Infer Gou1ltn lit 81 neun Delegater aut
Set 5taatsfonpention bere6ttgt.
slufHeauns nun &anoioaten+
Sic &onpentio1 tn ct, Saul tit ote
1ooenannte r9luSmer5une5fon ,
quf ser ie etn &anctbat fiir bte Nemter
oeS @o1perneurS, @tegoupernenrS,
@tQotSiefretQrs, @taatSi6atn1etiter8,
G5eneralanlpalts unb etneS Mttglteos
ser @tienbabnz unb 2agerbausfonl1nti I
1ton aufgeltellt meroen 1ol, Nte
YrinlQ Qr&pablen ftrben an1 21. Stunt o1ez
les SabreS itatt.
Qlm 1. Mat.
Dte. gSablen fir bte @ntienouns po1'
Oelegtertel1 CUR Gountpfonoentto1 tn
@leepp @pe fi1tben ntorgett, @amStag,
SEN i. Mai ,ltatt. 9te Mablpldte
1perber an ben1 Sage 5mt{6en z uno. 8
1br abeno often iein. STR Seem ulm
beftnben lt6 bielelben fiir bte erlte Waro
in ser Tur1balle, fiir Ste 5uette Warb
IN ser @tabtballe nno fiir. ote brittle
@aro IN ser Mrn1orn.
Sober Yre5inft tit ,su etnem 9elez
eterten bere6ttst fiir te 70 ab9egebe1lf
@tintmer1 fiir SEN republifant i6en Sou.
perreurSfanbioaten Bet Ser lebten all
oemeinen @abl tn1 Sabre 1918.
Stir sic @taatSfonpentton TT 1eoef
Gol1ntp i'm @taate gu ie etnem Oele:
oierten fiir ieoe 250 republttant19'
5ttmmen BET ser lebten @ouperlleur8
nahl beredttot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

Snforporatton8z zNrtifel Ser 9lee-
pp ,@pe @aleS Haptlion Nilociation
ipnrben lebte @o6e tn elmer bortigen
3eitung per0ffentli6t. Die S11forpoz
ratore1 ft1tb: Greo. 9alie, Tranf Gont=
BERG, $. s.. McNan, @rptn Mon,
SEQ. Berfner, Sobn Salts unb Sultua
Sobnlor1, ale bon 9leepp' @pe. DaS
@tammfapttal be5tffert $4,000 unb
TT eingetetlt tn 400 Nftien 3um Nennz
merte BON ie $50. Dieeriten 8ean1ten
ser @elelll6aft ftnb: Brdi., Treb @a1z
.ie; gt5eprdiy 6ranf Ron1berg; @efr.,
$. s.. McNan; 96abn1., Grlpin Weon.
0teie 8ean1terl 3uiamnen NIT SEQ.
Berfner, Sobn TaltB urlb Sulta9
sSobnion, btlben ben Direftorenrut.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
Gpumtpfpnpenttp1t
oer &epubltfaner

Sic Mepublifauer ppn 8rptpn County
merben ant 5. Wtat III SleepD Gpe
sur Gr>pGDlung pDn 9elegaten 5ur
5taatsfpnpentipn lit St+ Saul
suiammenfptnmen* Hrtmdrtpatt:
len am nd0ien Samstag, Sen l.
W1at.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
@bantanqna @ptbc
I'M Mfpnat eeSuni

Seem l1lm miro 1T oieiem Sabre 'pteoer
@eieoeuheit aebpten, etne Hethe
hiibld,er llnterbaltnnsen 5n 1ebens
Gsenape 9aten iuerben lpdter be-
faant eeseben. e5penm Bureau
mirD aufgelDit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
8bpnparapbenabteilnttg.

@tne Mbtctlung fir Ybonosapben bat
6err Oeueltng ebe1tfalls tn ietnen1 2aoen
etneert6tet. Sn letner Mpotbefe ltno
Sic beriibn1ten @berepzHborograpben 81
baben. OieI Ielbe11 baben etren iiberanS
anqenebmen Son. @ic tDeroen BON etner
@hicaaoer 6trma berseltellt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

Die iibrt9en Beamtert Der @balltall=
ouaz0ereinignng fitr baS neue Sabr
iinb sic Serren q. @6ulfe, 8Beprdiiz
bent, unb Wm. g. 8ader, Sefretdr 1lno
@dabmeiiter. Sn Der 9ikung am
O1orrtaa maren 3lpii6en IS uno 20
6errerl 3ugeger.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-04-29
TEN HEALTH COMMANDMENTS
DR.. MARGARET g. Grant

4. Fat plain, well-cooked, nourish-
ing food, sufficient but not too
much.
2. Give your body plenty Of pure
water. inside and out.
3. Walk often in the open air, and
breathe deeply Of pure air.
4. Give your body and soul plenty
Of sunlight.
8. Stay away from sick people un
less you are needed as nurse or at
tendant.
6. DO not abuse the body by the
use Of alcohol. tobacco or other
harmful drugs.
Z. Brush the teeth daily, and have
diseased gums or decayed teeth at
tended TO without delay.
3. Observe scrupulous cleanliness
OF body. clothing, food dishes and
all surroundings.
Q. Swat the fly: for he carries
disease-producing germs, and con-
teammates your food.
10. Keep a contented mind, and
refrain from any violent emotion.
as anger, worry, fear.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-04-29
GOVERNOR COOLIDGE ACCEPTS.

Governor Calvin Coolidge, OF Massa-
chusetts, has accepted the chairman
ship for New England OF the salvation
Army 1920 Home Service Appeal. ac-
cording TO adyices received by Com
mander Evangeline Booth. head Of the
organization In this country. An
nouncement OF Franklin X. Lanes ac-
ceptance as national chairman for the
salvation Appeal was made recently.
'"rhe salvation Army" said the
Governor In accepting the chairman
ship, "has never ceased TO instill true
Americanism In the minds and hearts
Of those people who. because Of their
circumstances and position in the
world. this wonderful organization
alone has been able 10 reach. The
Salvation Army taught its great lesson
OF Americanissn on the firing line OF
France; II Is carrying ON the same
ideals during this trying period Of re-
construction"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-04-29
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
z. r. Dizney. Principal

The great event of the week was
the visit of Homer Rodeheaver,
evangelist-singer. Mr.. Rodeheaver,
when in his teens, was a pupil Of
the principal. He spoke 10 the big
gest crowd ever assembled in the
public school building. He held his
audience spellbound for nearly an
hour. Al the close many people
both old and young, rushed TO the
platform 10 shake his hand. He
seemed much pleased with his visit
and promised 10 come again, maybe
about January, 1921.
Last Sunday a little Stivers boy
fell from the big double slide on the
play ground and broke his arm. The
Progress Club has given notice thru
the school and in various ways 10
the public that their wish is that
the play ground material not be
used except under authorized super
vision. This request is for the
highest good Of all: so let us all re-
spect the wishes Of the club and
avoid such serious accidents.
DR.. Anderson, OF the Robinson
Hospital is giving lessons TO about
thirty boys and girls in Junior Red
Cross First Aid.
Call on Mrs. b. +. Robinson for
findings in the recent physical ex-
aminations Of the school children.
The public school census is be-
ing taken by vergie Wynn and Mr..
Dave Smith.
The public school children, under
the direction Of Mrs. Prof. King. will
give a public entertainment at the
College Chapel next Monday evening
at 1880. This is high class selec-
tion and promises 10 be a success
full performance. So let everybody
come TO the College Chapel next
Monday evening TO see and hear our
Young hopefuls.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-04-29
THE PROGRESS CLUB

The Progress Club met April 22nd
at the home of Mrs. T. T.. Wyatt,
with Mrs. Wyatt and Mrs. Henry
Bingham as hostesses. There were
twenty-five members and one guest
present. The Club was favored by
a vocal solo by Miss Daisy Cook Of
the Echo Club. Quotations from
Home" were given in response to
roll call. After the business part OF
the program the meeting adjourned
for the regular program.
Mrs. +. +. Matheny read very
interesting paper on THE Home"
II all our young people could hear
and follow the suggestions given by
Mrs. Matheny in her paper, there
would be fewer unhappy homes and
a better understanding Of the re-
spOnsibility involved in making a
successful home.
Mrs. Carl Nogel gave paper on
Future of the american Home
which was very interesting and in
structive. This was followed by
songs by the Progress Glee Club"
after which all enjoyed a social time
and the delicious refreshments
served by the hostess.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-04-29
METHODIST CHURCH

The sermon last Sunday morning
was on Counting the Cost" II Is
true that too few Christians really
take time 10 consider what their
redemption has cost and how they
are going TO pay il. The fact that
Jesus knoweth Men, as was
brought out in the sermon Sunday
night, makes sacrifice a pleasure.
There were two young ladies bap-
tized during the services Sunday
morning.
Morning service, next Sunday
1900 o'clock. Topic: How TO Be-
have When the Storm Clouds Gath
err" Text. John 6:i7.
Evening Service at 1870 O'Clock.
Topic: The Closed Door" Text
Rev. 1920.
Prayer meeting last Thursday
night was well attended and the
testimonies very helpful.
Epwortb League Sunday evening
at $3.50. Topic for next Sunday.
How 10 Show Sympathy"
Matt 25:3i- 40.
Go-to-Sunday-school Day Sunday,
May 2. II you are not attending
Sunday-school, start in next SUM-
day.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-04-29
TO MY SON


DO you know that your soul is Of
my soul such a part
That you seem to be fibre and core
Of my heart?
None other can pain me as you, son.
can do,
None other can please me or praise
me as you.
Remember, the world will be quick
with its blame,
To shadow and stain, even darken
your name.
Like mother, like son." the saying
so true;
The world will judge largely OF
mother by you.
BE this then your task, if task il
should be,
To force this proud world to do
homage 10 me.
Be sure it will say, when its verdict
you've won:
'She reaped as she sOwed: this man
was her son."
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-04-29
AS 1T IS SUNG

o say. can you sing from the start
TO the end
What so proudly you stand for
when orchestras play it?
When the whole congregation, with
voices that blend
Strike up the grand hymn, then
torture and STAY il?
How they below and shout when
they're first starting out,
But the dawn's early light" finds
them laundering about.
Tis the Star Spangled Banner"
they're trying to sing,
But they don't know the words of
the precious old thing.
Hank! the "twilight's last cleaning
has the most of them stopped
While the gallant survivors press
forward TO the 'ramparts" Sc
renely.
We watched, where some others had
dropped,
And the loss of the leaders is mani
fest keenly.
Then the rockets red glare" gives
the bravest a scare;
There are few left TO face the
bombs bursting in air."
It's a thin line of heroes that man.
age TO save "the last"
OF the verse and the "home of the
brave"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-04-29
WOMANS CLUB

The Womans Club met Friday,
April %, with Mrs. ;. b. Johnson.
Chestnut street. The Educational
committee reported splendid re-
suits from Mrs. G. f. Kings must
cal.
The club members were made
very enthusiastic as a result of a
discussion and a decision TO. vote
for school trustee on May who
will support a campaign for a High
School in Berea.
The new officers were elected,
the other three being retained for
another year. The new officers
elected are Mrs. VIM. q. Best,
Vice-president; Mrs. T. j. Osborne,
Treasurer; and Mrs. +. l.. Dix, Cor
responding Secretary.
A musical program was rendered
by Miss Boatright, Miss Jameson,
and number of students. The en-
tire program was genuinely de-
lightful. Mrs. Johnson served deli
ci0us refreshments, during which
time the ladies of the club enjoyed
a social hour with their guests who
so freely gave of their musical tai
ent.