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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12
..1ranfreih in @emua,"

@arum lit Tranfreib 10 lpiite1lo
megen ser rul1il6=bentl6en @nte11te?
Dab @nglano lt6 iiber ba8 Nbfom=
men 5mtf6en 0nblan0 nno Deutl6z
lan6 aufbdlt, 1T lei6t 81 begreifen.
@ntbdlt ser 8ertrag bo6 etne Glaniel,
sic Deutfdlanb ale fommer5tellen 3uz
aeltdnoniIe ma6t, .mel6e Nnblano IT.
qeno ether anoercn Station gemdbren
mag. Dies pereitelt GnslanoS Gb=
li6t, @enlla NIT Nublan08 SanoeY tn
ser Ta16e GIT .berlailen.
Nber Sic Transoien? Sa, 30 itedt
~allerbtngs eth fletneS @ebetmniS baz
btnter.
Sn SEN Yaragrapben 1l6 6eS Ser
trays bon gerlatl[e8 batten ote Sranz
3o1en etne &louiel btr1etneei6muggelt,
.nonad oaS auf Ser 6rte0en8fonferen3
III Berlat0es ntdt anmeienoe Gnblano
saS Ned)t baben iollte, bon Deut}6=
fan6 @6aoeneriak gu Derlangen.
6ranfretd bate gebofft, oob etne
ipdfers ruiiiide Neaterung, getiiet
anf Ste fen B%aragrapben, GIT ether 3ett,
baS Deutldlan0 li6 BON sen l6fpererl
Observation-Disclosures IN Tranfret6
mte6er eth btS6en erbolt baben miiroe,
einen 961ag gegen Deutl6lano fiib=
rem uno NIT ibren Toroernrgen ber=
.auSrlden miiroe.
8errer bate Tranfret6 geelaubt
un6 ermartet, oab Ste rnllt16e Negte=
rurg iid mtllteer 5ettgen miiroe, Ste IL
fran56lilden Sd1loen befinoli6en
8on6S ein3ul0ien, menn Mublano fid
Bel ser Gtntreibung ether groben
56aoenerlabinmme BON Dentidla111
ser Silfe ser Nliterten iider fiiblte,
llno iebt baben Ste Deut16en UNI
Ste Mu1ien ii6 aller geeenieitieen gnz
lpritde ouf @6abeneriak nn0 8ieSerz
qutma6nng begeben n110 mollen nt6ts
BON iolden mtlien, Da6 gebt ia in
@irfli6feit Tranfrei6 gar ni6t8 an.
Nber mem miirbe eS gefallen, ipern ibm
ein fetter Broden Strait" Dor oer
Naie meggei6nappt miiroe, Ser Tim
.a%nbernfalls io3uiagen In ben Mlno
gefallen ndre?
6ranfret6 bat fetue Geprdientanz
ten in @enlta. @S bat nun Mtbre=
prdientanten BORT. 9te fngen tbm
unenolt6en 5daben 5n.
Seem Dorf Nmerican.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12
Danfiagnmg.

Nllen unierer Ma6barn nnb Greun=
Ben bie nn8 BET BENT nneriebltden n1o
8erlut, Dem Ioo nnlere8 gez
Iltebten SoDne8 nnb 8ru6er3
SO TT n S imeper
.blsfrei6 uno tr6iteno CUR 9eite itan=
sen nnb alien mel6e Dem 2eiden6ez
gdngntS beimobnten ipre6en mir bier
nit nnieren ber3li6iten uno ttefge=
fitblteiten Danf aus. 53u lpectellem
Danf pcrpfli6tet 1tnb mir Sen 9argz
trdeern, BEN 8lumenipenoern nno
tnSbeionoere, 9errn gilbert 5tetnbau=
.ler fitr letne troitrei6en @orte.
Sofepb Ttmeper uno Bamtlie,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12
8rieffaiten

NA@.-Die IageSpreiie ldbt nut
bus ais Dffentli6e Weinlng gelte11,
mas ibr in ben &ram pdBt, 3. 3. tie
sstDi1gf ben 2ejern ibre Weinlng alf
u1lo nennt lie 6ffentlide Wetnung.
G5.-Bir baben etne natlrlide
J1etgllng, BON nnieren Wdtmer den
Ioa8 8efte 5n benfen. 8enn mon
Qber iiebt, lnte ii6 bas @eiinoel iber=
all un0 IN alien @eieli6aft8i6i6ten
init i6amloier Tretbbeit brett madt,
men11 man iiebt, mie ielbft %ioge1an1lte
anitdnotge Meniden nm eeS Geloe8
mtlen tire etgenen gertDanoten,
Sreunbe nnb Gla1ben8genofien betri@
gen, Derfaufen nnb %perraten, miro
man mtbtranii6 n16 porii6ttg n1lo
fiebt li6 Die 2eute iebr genan an, ebe
man fit6 NIT ibnen etnldbt.
q. N.-Der @rsber5og Gerotna1ro
nno ietne Grau pur0en am %. Stunt
1914 In 5araiemo ermorOet. Nm
%. Suit 0eSielben fatalen SabreS bat
Seiterrei6zllngarn an 5erbien ben
&rteg erfldrt. Mm i. Mugnit erfolgte.
|bte oenti6e &riegserfldrllng an Nnb
LAMB, nno i6on am elben Gage follen|
rnllii6e Iruppen Sic .oentide Gren5e.
iiberidritten baben. Sim 3. Nuguf
begann Der &rteg NIT Branfret6, nno
and. Nuguit fam bic eng tide &rtegS.=.
erfldrung.
8. g. SIN Sen eriten feds Monaz
ten 0e8 SabreS 1921 iiberitieg Die 3abl
ser Gebnrten Sic 3abl Ser Tooe8fdlle
IN 6ranfretd I'M 1851, mdbreno
IN 0eutl6lan6 ser neberl6ub 358,772
betrug. Sn oenielben feds Monatea
muroen IN 6ranfrei6 1867 @be-
|ldeionngen red8tfrdftig. NnS
0enti6la16 ltegen url8 IN btefer 5tn=
li6t ,feine 3ablen Dor, Tatia6e 1T,
0ab it6 Ste 8ep0lferung Deutl6lanoS
otel l6neller permebrt ais Ste Tranfz
rei6S, nno baS peruria6t ben Tranz
s5oien idmere &opR6mer3en. @egenz
mdrtig lteben Ben 81, 100000 6ranz
3oien ettpa 64,O00,O0O Deut{6e gez
geniiber, obne 6teD eut{dzS eiterrei6er.
@S TT oaber an3llnebmen, bGb eS.
Branfret6 geltngen mirb, Dentl6lano.
banerno nteber5ubalten.
S. S.-Wean 6arf Sen Mntb ntGt
tperlteren, lelbit merrn man ttef tn ser
Itnte tht, oenn mte @ottfrieb &eller
iagt:
GS 1T anf Groen fetne g}a6t /.
9te nt6t nod ibren 96tmmer bdtte,
90 grob 1T feineS nngliidS Madt,
Gtn 8limletn bdngt an ietner, Settle.
M. 6. 81. - Sin amertfanii6er
Sdriftiteller iagt: rOie Meniden
trilfen, nm Ste S6melle tbreS @mz
pfinbnngSbermDgeiS 3u erb0ben uno.
3tbnen Ste Qnal be8 DaietnS ertrdgli6
gu maiden, 22aflfn 81 it6 nnr Sen
Sn1nor ntdt raubei1, benn obnc i'm
ndre 2oaS moberne3s9eebeen einfa1 trof.
los. d.
s. &.-Gs 1T ans fein @rnnb be.
fannt, narnm Ser iiurlge Wann ni6t
aus Gnba obne lpei.seren Mnfentbalt.
mad Sen Ser. 5fQaten fommen f6nn=
te. @r loll li6 anSoen 0ortigen ameri<
fanti6en &oniu men0en.
NOS 0f6nnnfert inf hiefp 2pitittn. scr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

Dte Stem Dorf MerdantS' Niio<y
ciatton" bot outs nere ben Rampf ge=
gen sic boben Babgebibren arfgenomz
men, bie nod tmmer bonn S%taafSbez
partemert geforOert meroer. Die Sc
biibr fir einen Bab inS NuSlano be.
trug friiber 81, iie tpurbe fpater anf
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

5olange uniere Bolitifer por ser
Nntiy5aloon 2easue auf bem Bande
fricden, lit al eine Nbmiloeru1g Der
8robibitionSgeiebe ni6t 81 oenfen.
Nus T%anatismuS geboren nno bnrd
sseiabett aufredt erbalten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

Der freie Nmertfaner iollte ietnen
Grotelt eegen baS unS aufgeballte Bro=
bibitionsio6 nidt bis Sur Gon9reB=
nail i'm SCRIPT aufi6teben, lo1loern
fdon bel Sen 8ormablen letne Sttn1me
ocn1entIpre6eno abgebcn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

Trok Tranfret6 u1t0 8elgien fam
bas Sdanomerf bon 8erIatlleS fetne11
ballerl1oen 8eitano baben. Son @ng=
la1o uno Stalien bereit8 gang ofte11
sltgeitanoen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

Sc logiider sic Nusfibrnnger Der
0eutlden unb Nnlien iino, 1m 70
ttefer Sic @ntriiltltng bon Trarltret6
uno Selgien. @eil iie NIT @riirloe1l
li0 nidt mtberlesen lalien!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

Gnodemtroder ions in 3ufunft
alf gaiiasieroampfern unter an1ert=
fa1iiber Slagge 5ngeben. Moruber
sic anoeren 2tnten burdallS nt0t UNI
9cbalten iein meroen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

0ab 8afbmeteff in Der Sanobaz
blrng Ser O00, 000<Nnletbe bic
ciac11e 5alde nt6t oergeiien bat, TT
ear1s lelbltperl tdnoli6. S6on lpeIl
ct baS bem Guf Ser often rulltlden
Diplomatic i6ulbtg mar!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

No6 niemals bat eS etnen @ebetrn=
pertrag gegeben, beiien Sorbanoenleta
niht suerit tn Gbrebe geitellt ipllroe.
0auon oiirfte bas englii6=ruitl6e
Selabfommen fetne NuSnabme mo-
d)e1t!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

sStalien lom NIT Ser tiirfiiden Sea-
tio1aliten 9legierung einen polttilben
@ebeimpertrag abgei6loien bdben nr1o
3lpar ubi11ter @nglanbS Niiden." Be
reits @el6rei BON uSerrat" tn 2on=
SON. Brotelte bemnd6f.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

Die einsige eneliidipra6tge Cages
seitung in Merifo Gttp bat tn ein
@odenblatt perfpanoelt meroen n1ii1=
fen. @dbreno Ste 0entl6e 3ettnng
sort trob aller N%nfeinoungen 3n=
iebenoS an @tnflub gemtnnt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12
NIT Ben Enlightenment 5tellen III Ser
binbuna ieben uno BET 1einer Nidfebr

init Den mQB9eDenOeH SIeltel III SoeIs
binolr1q ieben nno BET leiner Niidfeb11
nod Wa1btngton iiber bie BON Den
Qanomirten IN ben bon ibm bein6ten
[@egeroen er3ielten Nelnltate; otpit
nntiirli6 nber Die ieiner eige1en Stu
oien eingeben6 beridten.
Son beiorloerem Snterefle iur OF
Marbut mirb, mie Ell iiii6 dllberte, Del
bumu8rei6e Booen etn, Ser ii6 ibel
sen lloli1en nnb iiomeifli6en ei
be8 europdiii1en MuBlano nrter ben
Na1nen 5dnarSerbe erltredt. DGsl
9umus 1T baielbIt IN iol6er @leid=
f0rmtgfett unb Mddtigfett Derbreifef
oab er ais eine bnr6 angemeine Gin=
lliie entitq1loene iungife Gormatior
Der @rboberfld6e angeieben meroer
mllB. Iatid6li6 biloet er an6 bit
@rnnolage beS rulitlben Neidtums
an 8pbener3engntilen.
Der 9umn8 entltebt aus Sen ab=
geitorbenen, 5erfalenen Bflan3en unb
Iteren I'M 8o6en. @r TT fein Bflanz
5enndbrltof, iebo6 bur6 Sic Mblorpz
tion, 8erbrettnng nnb Nnfi6lieBung
Ser Bobenndbritoffe, iomte 0ur6 ieine
berbellernoe @tntpirfnng auf bie pbniiz
falt1den Booeneigeni6aften fir Ste
Observation-Disclosures bon grdbter Be
.beutung. @r lodert Ben btnoigen
Ionboben u11o gibt oem lodern 5an0=
booen gr0Bere Binoung. Nn Waier
1immt er unter itarfeu Nnfquellerl
6aS 1876 BITS 190fa6e ietneS eigehen
@emi1tS auf. Sim Son augt fid)
fem bertet[ter Sumu8. on nno biloet
oann Sic Jog. Dammeroe ODER Nder=
frume. SIT oabei ieoe8 8o0enteilden
pom SumnS e%tngebiillt, 10 gelangt,
fnterItiikt bnr1 Ste 8earbett1ng uno
Diingrlrg, Ser Mderbo0en IN Ben giin=
figen pbpitfalii6en nno 6emif6en
friimeltgen 3uitano, Der al8 gar,
Mdergare (8obengare) be5eidnet mir0.
Dr. Marbut8 Soridungen mer0en
aud Stalien nnb @rie6enfan6 um=
falIen, no i6on felt 1000 Sabren UNI
aufbDrlt6 @rnten er5ielt. mur0en, anf
2ano, ba8 ielten, menu %lberbanpt ie,
geoiingt mtr0. Gbenio fpir0 Ser Sc
lebrte Ste beriibmte engliide lanomirt=
(6aftlt6e Standardization In Notbam=
lteao bein6en, no l6on bis 5n 40
8ufbel @ei3en pro Mder ~proou5iert
muroen. Mdtiir1i6 nitro Ser amertz
fanii6e &ommtlldr au6 Ben inter
nattonalen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
Yrag beiu6en, no er NIT Ben berDorz
ragenolten 9abperi tdnotgei1 auf Sen
perl6iebenen @ebteten Der 2anbmtrtz
ldaft 3niammentreffen nitro uno 6eren
8ertdte iiber Observation-Disclosures an
bDren fann.
@be 81. Marbnt ste Nidreiie na6
Mmertfa antritt, nitro er ii6. Broben
BON Mdereroe aus iebem 2a1l0e tn Guz
ropa peridaffen, I'M bteie Hroben
Damn BET letner Niidfebr nad Wa f.
rington bort BET Jog. ume6anii6en
Bobenanalpie" gu nntersteben, tn Der
6offnung, gemeinfame, medieliettige
Be3iebungen 5mtiden Sen Ser. 9taaz
ten nnb auSmdrtigen 2an0ern nitbe<
sug auf rationeaerea8 ooenbearbeitnns
an5ufniipfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

Der bnnoertpro5enttge englti9e So
trtot 9oratio 8ottomlep miro alto
tat1ddli6 tpegen MaienbetrugS tn
Soroon Dor @eridt geitellt. @r bat
eben fir leine patrtotii6en Mantpulaz
tipnen ni6t Ste ridttge @egeno gez
mdblt. guf oieier @ette oeS groben
@allcrS laufen Bteoern1d1tner pte
Sottomlep gu Sunberten nnbeltraft
bcrum. Mber bte1e 2ente baben 1td
%allerbingS nni6t NIT &letnigfetten abb
aegeben," mdbreno Der fribere Ser.
arlsseber bes rSobn Sun" eS nur auf
Sic fleinlten 2eute abgeieben bate nno
9auienoe bon lol6en I'm ibre @ripar=
nille prellte. St lieb it'd BON tbnetl
fiir Ieilanlprii6e anf brttti6e gSte-
ees=Bonos" be3ablen nno perpnlperte
Sic @elber fir etgenen 9ebrau6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12
@ridetnt ieben Treitag
SEEM lllm, 8rotpn 60. Minneioto
Serouseeber, gilbert @tetnbauier
Entered at the Post Office al New Ulm. MINI.
as Second Class Mail Matter.

San, i'm eebeimesn 1T swilden eng
lauo uno Gublano baS Selabfomlne1l
oeld)loI1en morben. I'm bte @mpp1t1a1oz
iidfeit ser Transoien gu i6onen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

- Donner8tagna6mittag mnrbe
eth r1ellcS, eEeftrtldeS 96ilb an Ser
Tront beS Geo 5prenger'8 Glotbt1g
E5tore angebra6t.
- 6reu Grnelt Saberberg unb
Godter Sierra febrten am Mittmod
mad tbrem 9etm In Noieau, Winn.
Surid, na66em lte fi6 eine ISOLDE TT
Ben Sobn 96netber nno @mtl 81.
Slfon 6etmen gu 8eiu6 aufgebalten
batten.
SEER nno Tran Mtlltam Gil
oerlon trafen 9onntagna6mittag bon
Winneapoli8 bier eth, nm it6 mebrere
8o6en BET btefigen Breunoen gu 8e@
in6 allf5nbalten. 9te ber.ebten Ste
Mtntermonate in Miamt, Tllr.ba u1lo
gebenfen Sen 9ommer In Seem nlm
51 Derbrtngen.
- SRI. Sba @tolt, Dberin am
linton 5oipital, peranitaltete Don
nerStagabeno anldbli6 TIRES @eburtS=
tage8 fir tire Treunbe etne &artenz
partp. Man ipielte 800" an 6
Iil6en, Dobet Bran German Moam
un6 Sri. @annab @pper Yretle ge=
nannen. Gtn fetner 2un6 mnroe i'm
Qni6lub an 6a8 @pte1 lerpiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-12

Mad oeutl6er amtli6er* 5tatiltif
fins int lebten Sabre $4,000 De1tl6e
mad lleberiee auSgemanoert, oapon
1880 Mdnner, 9400 Brauen ino
1850 &tnoer. Ser (tarfe Nnteil bes
meibltden @eid1e6ts itebt I'M @egen=
fats aur gorfriegeS5eit, mo nur per
bdltnismdbig menig meibli6e Ser
fonen Sic @eimat perlieBen. Mab
Noroamerfia, bas bis 1913 un9efdbr
neun 3ebntel Ser beutiden NnSman=
bernben aufnabm, itno 1921 nur BRET
Ndtel ausgemanbert. Seute iino bic
1iioomerifantlden 5taate1t ba8 9arpt=
3iel. 50 Drosent .ginger oortbtn,
6arunter 1913 4ro5ent mad Braitltel1.
Nad Nltersiabr5ebnten bere6net, itebt
Elm 8iertel ser Nu8marloerer 5fplld1e1t.
20 uno 80, etma eth Bitnftel 5ptl6en.
80 uno 40, aber fait eth 3ebntel bat
bereitS sic SO iiberi6rttten; Is Yro<
3ent ltanoen unter IA Sabren. gfa9
8erufen fdnt Sic itdrfite Quote ont
Sic Qanomirtl6aft NIT 1000, 1pdbreno
aus ser Snonitrte nnr 5000 itamm=
ten. Gtma smei Drtttel Der 1921
g(usgemanoerten baben ibren 8eg
itber 9amburg genommen, 11llr 230O
uber Bremer mnb ,@mben uno ettpa
5000 iber bolldnbtide 5dfen,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-05-04
GO BACK TO GLACIAL AGE
How Animal and Human Bones In
Caves Of the Ohio Valley Tell
OF Past Periods.

Among the enormous pumber OF an
ima and human bones that lie In the
caves VI the ohio valley there may
be discovered evidences that man ex-
lstcd in America In the Glacial age.
So thinks Arthur NJ. Miller. professor
" geology in the University NJ Ken
lucky, who has been investigating and
cxcavating new finds Of bones that
have been made near Lexington.
In two caves near Lexington Profess
sor Miller found human bones identi-
fled as belonging To an Indian man,
and bones Of raccoon, ground hog, gray
fox. deer. buffalo and bear. The bear
Skcleton, partly fossilized. is supposed
10 he the remains Of polar bear that
lived In great Ice age before the
present geologic era.
Thomas Jefferson and william Hen
~ Harrison, Presidents both, were
among the prominent men who exca-
waited mammalian remains at Rig Rome
Lick in the early years ~ the laSt
century. Interest in the entnmhed
bones was more intense then than II
mas been lately because caves were
discovered often during the mining of
nitrous earth when the Saltpeter In
dustry fourshed in that part Of the
country.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-05-04
CINCINNATI MARKETS
Hay and Grain

Oorn-No. = white 65h 066hc: No
3 white ~ y 665c; No. white r. y q
63hc: No > yellow 611thbc: No. 1
yellow 6l1. g621c No mixed Is
DeG.
Sound Hay-Timothy per ton $239
23.D; clover Sl9d2O
Wheat-No. = red 81 1901 A.; No.
$1.424l.+3; No. I sl.3701.+O.
Oats-No white 420+2 1ac; No. =
iOq 40Isc; No. mixed iOd4lc: Ma
3 mixed 3SG39c.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry
Whole milk creamy extras
&c CENTRAL extras SDc; tirsts SIc
fancy dairy 2Sc
Egs Extra trsts 24c; firsts s}c
ordinary tirsts 22c.
Live Poultry -Broilers IA lbs and
over Oq 1Sc; fowls I lbs and over 21Jc ;
under lbs lie: BOOSTERS Tic.
Live Stock
Cattle-steers, good to choice $40
uS.J0: fair to good St.5O97-.O: com.
mon to iair sj46.J0: heifers. good TO
choice SInS.D. fair to good S697 /;
common 10 fair Si.J0G6OO: cows
good Ia choice SJ.Dd6.25; Gamers s.
d2.jo; stock Steers $5.Op7; stock
hsifers Si.jOn5.,O
CalyestiOOd Ia choice SS.JDn9 ;
fair To good S6Is.'D; common and
large Sin6.
Sheep I;ood 10 choice S6aO01 20 (;
fair to good SiD6D; common s293;
lambs good 10 choice SlIn IL; fair TO
good sl20lI
Hogs-iieavy SlO.S5, choice packers
and butchers Sl0.S5; medium sl0S5 !;
common 10 choice heavy fat sows 81
4s.5O; light shippers 5000; pia
QlO pounds and less) S7glO25.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-05-04


Here are some things that often overlooked and the
bottom of many farmers troubles Many farms small
profitable to the fact that the outlay equipment buildings
etc. is rs large so
Crop yields should be much larger per and often the
twenty bushels the profit above
Of the live stock farms the ,rdb variety which means low
live stock
Addition Of limestone crop c-umes the use
fertilizers will farms Yields
OF bred all branches " live will
Of beef and pork lower of production and higher prices
my stock.
Poor management regard to labor both horse
Failure to DO the odd jobs slack delay
busy Unnecessary machinery aencss and other
factors which spell defeat
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-05-04

and might To the qualities which give
sound practical direction aud Vieor To
follow and carry through the decisions
Of practical wisdom; While the knoWl
edge and the fear ~ the Lore define
relation by its two parts of acquaint.
ance with tod founded on love aud
reNerential ave which prompts to
obedience. lie shall have quick un.
d"rstandng In the fear Of the Lord
aud His delight shall be To do Gods
will This has fulfillment in Jesus
Christ In whom are hid all the treas
ures Of wisdom and knowledge (Col.
2:3).
g. The character OF His reign wv.
Sh-0. CD Not judge after the sight
of his eyes. His knowledg. IL per
feet his Judgment Iderces through the
problems. even seeing the motive
which lies back of the act. GU Not
reprove after the hearing NJ the ear"
The word "reprOve" means decide"
His decisions, therefore. will be Oh the
basis ~ fact. not on hesrsay He can.
not be deceived nor imposed upon. He
knows all things. even from the begin
ming t0 with righteousness shall
Judge the poor" Tie will m-te out i'm.
partial Justice to chem. Many times
now the poor safer because the
wealthy are able Ia bribe the Judge.
but when Christ shall reign ma King
the poor shall get Justice. The poor
shalt not suffer III Justice because he
IL poor nor escape justice because he
is poor t4 shall reprove with
equity for the meek" "Reprove" here
doubtless means decide" In fact the
meek shall inherit the earth Matt
3 80. (5) "Shall smite the earth with
the rod of his mouth" by the earth"
Il meant here the wicked inhabitants
When Messiah comes To reign there
will he great wickehness in the earth
(see Psalm 2:9l2; Luke 1873 (s)
He shall be girIed with righteousness
and faithfulness (y -. He il abso-
lutely righteous and will faithfully
carry out all His words
~. Description Of christs Reign
wv. 6-9).
There will prevail universal ppac.
between men aud animals In this de
scriptinn each animal Is coupled with
that upon which II naturally preys,
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Whv Called Passion Flower.

The passion flower got its name
from the Spanish settlers Of the West
Indies and South America because
they fancied that ii pictured Christ :
passion and death. According To their
fancy, the leaf symbolizes the spear
that pierced the Saviors side; the
antlers, the marks of the five wounds
made by the spear; the tendrils. the
cords Of whips with which he was Sc
cured: the column Of the ovary. the
upright of the cross; the stamens. the
hammers; the three styles. the nails {;
the Harmonious processes. the crown OF
thorns; the calyx. the glory Of halo (;
the white tinge, purity; the blue tint,
heaven; and the fact that II remains
open three days typities his three days
ministry.
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HOME DEPARTMENT


milk
Take bowl apart
Rinse with cold water
Wash all parts with hot water and
an alkaline washing powder, us
ing brush
Rinse with boiling water and drain.
Keep all utensils on a clean rack
placed in the sunshine.
10. In order to make the milk
desirable product. it should be cooled
as quickly as possible at a tempera-
ture Of 80 degrees F. This will re-.
tard the growth Of bacteria. IL run
ming water is available, put milk
cans in tank between the pump
and stock. and let the cold water
thru continuously. Otherwise put
cans in tank Of cold water, change
water at least twice daily and stir
milk to hasten the cooling. The
cooling tank should be protected
from the sun.
IL. Milk should be kept away
from foods that give odors To milk
Onions. radishcS, turnips. cabbage,
bananas, cantaloupe and fish are the
foods which most easily give for
cign flavor 20 milk.
Milk and cream should be kept
well covered 50 that no dust or in
sects can get into il.
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coon THINGS TO EAT
Cucantan EuQA

Break macarOni In one-lnch pieces
and cook In boiling sailed water until
tender. drain and pour over cupfui
NJ cold water. There should be a cup
ful Of cooked mscaroni. GREASE
hakIng dish aud put into II layer u
macsronl. cover with a LAYER 81 rich
white sauce. prepared by cooking to
gether two tahlespoonfuls ~ butter
with two ~ -four. and when well blend
ed add on. cupful Of milk seasoned
with anchoyy aud onion juice. Add Ave
hard cooked eggs sliced season highly
With salt aud cayenne. cover with but.
tered cracker crumbs and bake until
the crumbs are brown.
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MOUNTAIN AGRICULTURE
Conducted Spence Farm Demonstrator and
Investigator
OUR CLUB WORK
Club Achievement Day. Berea. n.y..
April 90

The purpose of the Junior Agricul.
tural Club is to promote the interest
Of agriculture in every possible way,
educationally, comparatively. and So
cially. With view to develop bet.
ter man and womanhood.
Last year there were 475 club
members in Madison and Rockcastlc
counties. This year VIC have around
GOO. Just think of that. an increase
Of 1875.
The AS club boys and girls did
business Of around $4,000. Their net
profit was nearly $4,000
In 1920. Sc completed the years
work. For the years work of 1921
1876 will receive Certificates of Merit.
There are now IS organized clubs.
The programs put on by these clubs
are interesting and educational. They
are uplifting to the community, and
are moulding the public opinion
along the line of higher ideals and
better living.
The club is introducing more and
better purebred poultry and live.
stock.
The Junior Agricultural Club is ex-
erting a great influence in breaking
up the isolation Of farm life. The
meetings provide clean entertainment
for the young people and the old as
we'll
And it is making us better boys
and girls after we work with and
care for plants and animals we can
not do evil deeds or think evil
thoughts as those who have nothing
to do.
The club is teaching us to be All
boys and girls. The Ants are:
Head. Heart, Hand and Health. In
our club we pledge our head to clear
thinking. our heart to greater loyal
ty, our hands 10 longer service, and
I'LL health to better living. for our
club, our community, and our coun-
try.
In our club work we learn to value
cooperation. The club that pulls to-
gether is the one that is going to
succeed.
One of the greatest things the club
teaches is pride of ownership. Let a
boy or girl own anything, and they
will take more interest in it, and
much better care of it than where it
is someone else's.
To many boys and girls farm life
seems dull and unattractive. The
club is making our farm homes more
attractive and is giving our boys and
girls something to stay on the farm
for.
One of the greatest questions of
the day is: Why do boys and girls
leave the farm? Tho following
poem illustrates why boys and girls
leave the farm:
Why did you leave the farm, my lad e?
Why did you bolt and quit your
dad?
Why did you beat it off to town
And turn your poor old father down ?
! left my dad, his farm, his pillow
Because my calf became his COW.
left my dad-'twas wrong of
course
Because my colt became his horse.
| left my dad to sow and reap
Because my lamb became his sheep.
| threw my hoe and struck my fork
Because my pig became his pork.
Lillian V. Hutchins,
Sec. O.P.W. Junior Agri. Club |