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IVol VIlI Five cents a copy BEREA MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY MAY 23 107 Ono Dollar a year No 40 flNEWS DOE THE WEEK

SIllersJ1ar Bad In Europe Kentueky Buildings Bedlcitad at the JtmestewN Ex

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Chairman Drown of tho Ohio Hopublican Committee gave out an In >

tervlew In Toledo an which ho served

notice on Senators Koraker and Dlckthat Ohio Is for Tuft and that the pro

sent la a good time for them to get

Into tho hand wagon

Cossack at Ixxllz RUlli Ian Polandfollowing an attack by terrorists ona mall wagon fired Into a party offactory officials and employees killingtwentyone and wounding fortysevenpersons

Reports generally from Europeancountries are to tho effect that theoutlook for the grain crop Is gloomyand that the present high prices areJustified by the conditions

4 Lost Friday Doonestraro the Ken-

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State Ilulldlng at tho JamestowExposition was formally dedicatedKentucky la said to have the most unIquo bulldlnr on tho ground It111m exact reproduction of Danielltoono0 old fort which was built inMadison county

Tho movement to secure the nextDemocratic National Convention forIxmlavlllo was formally started nt adinner given In that city In honor ofThomas Taxsart Chairman of thoDemocratic National Committee Thedinner was given by the CommercialClub which pledged tOOO to any Cltlen Committee toward securing thebig convention for Louisville UreyWood lIOn Secretary of the NationalDemocratic Committee made an ad ¬

dress In which he said that Louisvillehad more than an oven chanco to 80cure tho convention

tom the retorts of tho sentimentwhich Keems to govefiT Oil dellBenTlions of tho two General Assembliesof the Presbyterian hurch I C wouldnpixmr that the krfy hole rut oxprottflwlby the speakers so tAr is an effort to-ward a complete union of all thebranches uf that religious body

A college for men and women oversixty years of AId Intended to turn ¬

ish courses of study which will makethe later years of life Interesting isto be opened in Chicago early lit June

A newly invented motor and rail-way

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car running on a single taU andkept In balance by an application ofthe gyroscope principle has been ex ¬

hibited In London

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PltESIJENTS OFtICE-B E I E A KY

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Rugs Made at BereaThin shows a few of the rugs mado at the Industrial Department at

Bercn These are woven iu beautiful shades of green brown and bluecombined with white and many are sold to people in the north and gnatwho love this kind ofhandworkr

Model Schools ExhibitionThe following program was well given in the College Chapel last

Tuesday night Those who took purt and especially Prof Edwards andthe others who assisted in preparing the program are to bo congratulatedon its success i

Grand March lly nil tho SchoolsThe lords prayer Clmtited by tlio SchoolsSong Cotne Fnlrlof-lllccltatlon

Jr 7Ui and BtlilGnulOBLlltlo Phil SnumnUm FISt

Song Dip tho Oar Sr iUl Griulo Division IKxerclnoTlio Bird Array Jr llli GnuloSonjj Mny Time Jr4U haloPhysical Culture Exorcise Jr 6th and QUI GradesSonjf Finger Lullnby Primary SchoolIlocitntlon Tho Klilo of Jennie Mo ell Wzzto CooporExorcise in Homo Sclonco Sr BUt Qmds ttirlHSong A Gypwy Song Jr Ctli nnd OUi GradesPlijHlenl Culture Song Mnrolilng Thru Georgia Primary SchoolExercise on tho Civil Vnr 8th Grade Sr Division XI-

Caiiitoa of the warn Northern b Southernflan of lhowara Northern ub Southernlirllllnnt Campaigns n Nortlrarit b> SouUtornWhat rtvfwnr settled-

SongOld ClKfrjr Sr 7U CJmdo DivlalQn JItooItnUon Wion Compmiy comas ttour Houlfe feud K< hynnjsAcHoaExorolHo Who MlliMGboJt Jfoblirt PrimnrSalia-oSgjKrui > luyltftjLlviU Sr AUI and OUi Gnwles-

Vfnwi Drill Boys of the Sr 8th Grade Division ISong Tlie Little Brown Church in tho Vale

atria of the Sr 8lh Grads Division IAIlb tory ExurclKo Signing of tbo Duulnration of TmlopandunceP Boys of Jr 7th and Sill Grades

Presentation of Cortlllunti tSong Summer tan Sr 8th Grade Division II

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Value lathing Ptscetpubhoamong the most treasured poasesilonsof Uto Tillages They are ptuid alongtho bank of rivers screened off withbrush and fenced In with stockades otbamboo to keep oft prowling crocodues a

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HARGIS TRIAL CLOSING

Saloons Win at Cynthlana Holt MenOppose Willson for Oovernor MeroerCounty Stands for Temperance

All testimony In the trial of JudgeJames Hargls for the murder ot JasCockrill has been given and tho ar¬

guments are now being gfvon Thecase will go to tho jury about noontomorrow it is thought

The local option forces wont downto defeat at Cynthlana the majorityIn favor of open saloons In that citybeing thirtyfour votes A general el ¬

ection in Harrison county wlth Cynthtana as a separate unit has beencalled for July C and the whole ques ¬

tion will bo fought over again at thetime

Tho supporters of Augustus K Willson for tho Republican nomination forgovernor are very much alarmed overthe efforts of the opposition Ropubll ¬

cans over tho state to turn the tide towmIIIstrong in the western part of thostate

Mercer county temperance forceshave asked both candidates for rcpresentative to sign a pledge to supportalt local pption measures and one ofthorn has agreed to vote for a billmaking the state tho unit Instead ofthe county

The Y M C A

ConferenceItPn atThe list of speakers for this confer-

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which occurs Juno 14 to 30 is sotype that we must give the names ofsome ot them Rev S D Gordonof New York Dr John Balcom Shawof Chicago Frank II Burt Presidentof tho Y M C A Secretarial Insti ¬

tute of Chicago Prof James WattRalne of Boron and ProC B T Spen ¬

cer of Kentucky Wesleyan College

Mi CiNMidolet RememberedMiss Backbay You aro familiar

la a general wr y with paleontologyare you not T Mr CarondoletNo Idoat remember that I ever happenedacross It But I once read Paley oa

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COMING COMING

1855 BEREA 1-

907COMMENCEMENT

WEDNESDAY JUNE 5

ORATORS

DR JAMES M CANFIELDOf Columbia University New Yorkand OTHER GREAT SPEAKERS

Sunday June 2 Sermon to Graduates 1045 a m Sermonto Young People Dr Willard B Thorp of Chicago

730 p mMonday June3 Concert by Harmonia 730 p mTuesday June 4 Meeting of Berea Alumni

J HOMESPUN FAIR 1f Exhibit and Prizes Homespun Coverlids with Kettle Dyes Linen Baskets Chains Axhandles etcSee list on page 8

Mr Wades Great Exhibit from Six StatesWill be Here

Prof Dodge Wins In OA R Conteste Last weeks Citizen contained the picture of Le Vant Dodge who hasthirtytwoyanrsoh the Carnegie allowance for long and meritorious service Our last

Issue spoke of the struggle going on in the Department of Ky G A Rbetween those who have dominated its officers lor years and the Comradeswho demanded change in the administration with ring rule made a thingof the past We said that Prof Dodge ia without doubt the best qualifiedman in the State for the State Commandership Tha choice of thedelegates to the State Encampment has justified our view At that time theDepartment Encampment was in nminn at TrmlnrillfiL We wenUopreSrtoo soon to announce the result The fight waa tha most notable one intho history of the Department The previous organization of the oppos ¬

ing forces was complete The interest in the campaign for the Comuiandonhip brought out an attendance of delegates twice as greetaa some ¬

times appears and sixty five in excess of the largest previous encampmentProf was Col Thos Sheehaja of LouisvillenltbusiamMany papers of tho state had published paragraphs Btatingttwthkelactionwas generally conceded Col T A Fabro of ClintoaCo also had been early

announced as a candidate and until tho last seemed to have hopes of suecess But the issue between the other candidates was so overshadowing thatin tho final test ho showed up but fifteen votes It is believed that mostof these would have gone to Prof Dodge had a second ballot been needed

Tho careful canvass of Credentials by the Committee to determine whowere legal members of the encampment and the election of the leadingofficers occupied nearly one entire day The interest WM to the high ¬

est pitch aud became excitement There were several sensational scenes j

and at one time a suspension of the ballot to correct mistakes The resultwas the election of Prof Dodge on the first ballot by a clear majority of

fortyTho installation of the new officers took place during the seasion and was the occasion of groat enthusiasm Department CommanderDodge promised to do largo work toward building up the order takingfor his motto Improvement always reform when necessary Ho saidthat in the matter of staff appointments ho was entirely uatrammeled andthat every comrade would be treated as a friend Those who hadfavoredother candidates promised the most hearty cooperation sad theclosing hour of the encampment seemed a veritable love feast

On Prof Dodges return to Berca after his victory at Louisville he hada triumphal welcome The college band met him at the irala and he andMrs Dodge were brought to their home in a carriage drawn by collegestudents preceded by the band Friends had provided barrel of finelemonade and he hold n reception on his lawn to many who game to con-

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THINGS TO THINKOFSilence is the best resolve for aim

who distrusts almself RcchVfoucauldTell mo and 1 IeithIs death the lost sleep No ttIs the

last final wakening Sir Walter Scott

An eternal rest a solid and endur-Ing

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peace closes round thlf soul of himwho dwells In GodW F Evans

Ho who expounds the best serves blacountry better than ho who exposesthe worst The Business World

Chief Contents of This Number

PAGE ONENew of The WeekProf DcxlRO WIneModel School lUhlliltlonHercn College CommencementKentucky DoingThings to Think of-

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OHouse of nTtioiunnd Cnmllc

Children Department+PAGB TIIREB

llerea and VicinityTake KotlccCollege itemllerea Report Should be Piibllnhed

PAGE rOUIlCommentsSon Career for Young MenDecoration Day Will lindiirxPractical ChrUtlnnlty nod the PreacherPolitical Talk-Tempertutce Noted

PAGE FIVEPoultry and Keen 4

TIle Sunday School MSlon-

IAGE SIXThe School Problems of the District

School by Prof UlimiiornThe Farm ItiiPiiberry Orowlni by Iran

Ole O ClarkEighth Kentucky IlletoryrPAG-E SEENews from EverywhereRecent State News I

PAGE EIGUTEastern Kentucky News

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behold that agedrfATHER seems so thin manImeasured by a

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What means the button on hh breastWhich he still wears with pride l

My child it speaks of Round Top s crestOf Shilohs battle tide

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1t seems to tell of dire retreatIn winters mud and rain

Of grim advance in summers heatTo seek the battle plainIt

WHAT KKUM TUB BDTTOS OS HISBBEASTt

4t means that la his days of youth r

That old gray man was trueAnd In the cause of God and truth i

He won the nations blue

With steadfast soul that taught could timejOfla Chickamaugas wood t

Before his Weapons deadly mightOppreyslon ceased to belHa crushed secession in the fight

Aad saved our liberty

Oh comrades clasp your glands aroundTo each w will be true

TIM wwLJ grouniii rIJOl all who was the blue

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King the First look HinderTile first books were bound by Afr

taltu king rf Pergamus ia 198 D a