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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
with her and a pan out of which she

with her and pan out Of which she
drinks and 4, which she makes tea.
In some parts of the Enclosure we
can see families at their meals. Tho
men, women and children sit on the
ground around a pot OF soup. Each
has his own piece of bread and spoon
carry it to his mouth They wash their
own clothes, using dishpans as tubs.
The tubs are as big as bicycle wheel
and four inches deep. The washing Is
done with cold water, which Is free In
the hospice, but which outside would
cost 2 cents q gallon.
Pious People.
These Russian pilgrims are very re-
ligious. They are mostly poor, and
many have been saving q lifetime In
order that they might make this tour
sorts Of hardships and spend their time
in fasting and prayer. They have
church inside the hosp 'ce, and services
are held there twice day. have at
tended the church several times It is
always full Of people standing or
kneeling. They cross themselves again
and again as the service goes on. and
now and then get down and bow their
heads to the floor. There are similar
| SclNlCeS III Lue olueI S1ECCh SAulSlSo
| attended one on the Mount of Olives
where the reading OF the Scriptures
and the singing were donesby Russian
nuns dressed in black with stovepipe
hats without brims browning their
heads The hats end In cape or veil,
| which falls down the back. The faces
Of the nuns were bare and spiritual
looking. Their singing was exceeding
/ ly sweet, and the service impressive.
The pilgrims who listened now and
then knelt and kissed the bare floor.
i The American Colony.
4 There have been several American
colonies in the Holy Land. but the
only one that has made any impression
4 or lasted for any length OF time is
that known as the Spaffordites. This
was founded about thirty years ago
by DR.. and Mrs Spafford, who be-
longed to a Presbyterian Church In
Chicago. They left the church and
came to Jerusalem, saying they in
) tended to devote their wealth and their
lives In working for Christ In the Holy
Land They persuaded fourteen adults
J and five children to come with them
and together founded colony, which
\ has lasted until now.
Il That was In 1881 To-day the colony
has 40 members. brought here from al
} parts of the Union. There are mum
Der from New England, some from the
South, several from Kansas and Ne.
braska, and quite delegation from
Philadelphia and Chicago ! have
talked with then, about their beliefs
They say they are Christians, and
, that they believe in the Bible as 1t Is
, written. They take the golden rule
, as their motto and try to live up to It
( They have no hobbies. and their Chris
tianity Is a practical working one.
asked as to the charge that they
do not believe In the marriage tie. and
was told that this Is not 50. They
, do believe in marriages. when both
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for the building was silver wedding
present to the Empress. It was known
that she greatly loved Palestine anc
her friends planned this memorial as
silver wedding gift.
The hospice will have chapel con-
nected with it, asd eminent Germans
will preach there. 1t is beautifully
located, being situated on Mount Scopus
which is really part OF the Mount
of Olives. 1t is several hundred fee,
above Jerusalem, and standing upon
Its roof on bright day one can look
across the hills of Judea and see the
silvery thread of the Jordan and the
shining Dead Sea with the blue noun
tains Of Moab beyond.
He Took Our Cemetery.
The Kaiser Is no respecter of per-
sons. either living or dead. The spo,
on which he IS building his big church
an Mount Zion was purchased by hin
OF Sultan Abdul Hamid when he Wis
lited him in Constantinople. He went
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the community Is made up Of families,
and am told It's social morality Is high.
The society has had numerous deaths
since its organization, but It has been
increased from time to time by people
who have come here to study the Bible
and to lead holy lives among the holy
places.
An American Store.
This colony lives together as
community and Its members hold all
things In common. At first they threw
their money into a common fund. and
lived without working. They found.
however. that this was soon spent. and
Of late years they have established
business OF their own and are now
self-supporting. They have their own
live very comfortably. eating at COM
mon table, with worship morning and
evening. They frequently take Amer
leans In as paying guests. charging
them less than they would have to pay
at the hotel for much better quarters.
: hey also have a bakery, from which
|, they sell bread and cake; a shoe shop
and an art school, where girls are
|! taught painting and drawing. They
/ have factories in which they make
| desks. boxes and other beautiful things
of olive wood: and weaving estab-
1 lishment, where cloths Of wool and
linen are made.
tits now about ten years since they
established what is known as the
American store. This Is near the Jaffa
gate inside Jerusalem and right OH
the way from that gate to the Church
of the Holy Sepulchrea 1t Is under the
New Hotel.
This store Is about the only one
price establishment In the Holy Land.
In all other places three times what is
expected is asked. and one has to dick
err and bargain and beat down the
merchants. In the American store one
can buy photographs and slides OF the
Holy Land. brass work from Damascus.
rugs from Persia and Turkey. and any
thing of a curio nature made In the
country.
During my stay In Jerusalem have
several times visited the colony. and
have been de4.ghted with the peace
quiet and brotherly love which seem to
prevail. It's members are well-bred and
Intelligent, and as far as can see
they believe what they profess. An
interesting feature is their grace be-
fore meals. This Is always sung at the
table, the members and strangers unit
Ing.
Copyright. 1910. by Frank q. Car
penter.)
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ny FRANK G. CARPENTER.

The Germans arc gobbling the Holy
Land. use the word .gobble" advis-
eddy. II means ito swallow In large
pieces, to swallow hastily. to seize upon
with greed and to appropriate grasp
ingly" That Is what the Century Die
tionary says, and that is what the Ger
mans are doing. They have established
colonies in the richest parts OF the
country and are shipping in emigrants
They own the best lands about JANA
Haifa and Mount Carmel and they have
vineyards on the shores of GaIiIee.
shall describe some of their colonies
before leave Palestine and shall show
YOU how they are working this land o!
the Lord for Germany's good. The.
associate faith with their work. and
arc laying up treasures in heaven al
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dy1th mater
the same time as on earth.
Built by the EmpreSs.

the same Time as ON earLH.
Built by the Empress.
Right here in Jerusalem, under this
very shadow OF the Holy Sepulchre,
great German church has been built
For the past eight or nine years the
masons have been working on another
church situated on Mount Zion. be-
yond the Tower of David. and across
the Valley of Kedron. on the ridge
known as the Mount OF Olives, great
limestone hospice is going up, over
which the German flag floats.
This will be a resting place for such
Germans as are travelling through the
Holy Land and want to stay week or
SO at Jerusalem. It is being erected In
honor OF the Empress of Germany,
and is known as the Empress Augusta
sanitariunl The money with which the
site was bought and some OF that used
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Phone Douglas 24ehs
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Caughlir, 9, T., 9th and PlerGe Sts'
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Hinterlong Drug CO., Ast Ave- an" F@'
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Fregger Drug Co, 1902 n. 10th ST
Flofence Drug Co., Florence, Neb. =
Green's Pharmacy, Park Ave. and PaelHe
Greenough. q. A. los $. 10th st.
Greenough. G. A., 10th and Hickory.
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Hoist John 624 N 18th st.
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gonanson Drug Co, oath and Spalding.
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Mares. Fred L., 20i0 Central Blvd.
Patrick Drug Co.. 1924 N. 2ith ST
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Goldman Pharmacy, 2tth and Leaven'
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Chicago SITS.
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JOHNSON--Mrs. Elizabeth B., in Chicago,
August 25 1919. aged 81 years; wife of
Charles W.
Survided by husband, daughters and sons,
Misses Adele and Isabella of Chicago, Clare
e. of Council Bluffs, la, w. Ernest of
Elkhart, Ind, and Burd p. of Minneapolis,
Mimi Funeral from ~ West Lake street,
Minneapolis. Mimi, August 80, to Lake
wood cemetery Member Omaha lodge, No.
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PUPILS from the colleges or High school
can secure their tuition at half price at
Morand's Dancing School. Opening Friday.
Sept. End, p. m.
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0NpSteriDier lteberiaa.
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Heriuncn nieoeracidlagen nno
idnpcr DcrfeBt.

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Der Stunoe Soieph pbiaips, bon gto.
1895 gldrt Strabs, Gin rufiIher
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feline SilferuFe srgriffen be Strolfe
bic Hlnht uno phillips mar nod I'm
Stanbe, Iib mad Der gGdsrei bon
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lperoen unb Der lleberfallene mar MIDI
i'm Stanbs, Der poli3ei irgeuo tpeIhV
5tnetrssigs iibtr bic Sosntitdt be-
Burden 3u geeen.
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0rpbbersises 0ei9enf.
Srau Gmerp beiuiliist bic notbiseu
Minel inr einen itaotiifeu Riit.
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in Cincinnati Elm 5eim srri6tst perz
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5ersenspunih pes Yrof. Der giplosie,
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uniperiitdt. Der ihon ieit Sabren an
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gmerp Office i'm MsrcantiIe 2ibrarp.
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ipurbe ibm bic Mittbeilung sema1t,
bub 5rau Gmerp ibm bas 9ruubitiid
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5rau Gmerp tbut ME stipos balb uno
10 bat iis oenn audi bereits geitsrn bem
profsfIor cine allerbines unbetannt gez
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- Sn ihrer Wobnung an Der Woin-
ftraBe in JOHANNESBURG ipurbe geItern
Morgen Jrau Gfaube @Iasforb. %
Sabre alt, bon einem Tsqer ongegrif.
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befannten Reaer, Der 3ettel fir einen
3irfus pertbeilte. 5rou @ldsforo tpur.
be ipdter BON ibrem Soften in Be-
tpubtloiem 3uitano dufgefunDen.
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8srbre6en nifts 81 tbun babe.
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bic qegen bos 9inb anfubr unO es au
bic Seite IhleuDerte. Der &nabe II
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
8leime VDIi3einad5ridteM

- Der Boteniunse artbur Sbaiu.
ban. Der fiir3lib init $50. bic er ab,
Iisferu follts. burhsebrannt mar. ipur-
De In Dobton, g., perbaftst uub BON
benz Dsietttp 6ouilIion bierber suriids
gebr1nt.
- Coroner Goe CAB seitern feinen
Wdbrfprud be3iislih bes 5obes Der
bier Sabre alien Warearet Reipbronbt
ob. bie am 4. April BON einem Stras
Benbobnncsen iiberfabren unb saSbisi
iuurbe. Wit Der Coroner ertIdrt, tpdre
Der uHfon nif3t paiftrt. ipenn Der Uio.
tormrnn feline Snitrutiionen buhftdbs
Ii4 hfplgt unb bns 0IodenjignaI se-
eebtn bate, dls er an Der dnberen Gar,
bie stssbe hislt, ssrbsiiubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
Die Segislatur.
Ebarc's MISUNDERSTANDING im panlc
angenummen.

gplum bus, O., q. Qpril. Die
pbdre'ide MISUNDERSTANDING puroe
beute i'm 5auie ansenommen uno benz
Senat iiberianot. Die gertrstsr bon
Rorpoco, bic Itit geraumer 3ett ge9sn
Die Qnndbme Der 8orlaee agitirt ba>
BEN, parsn in iofsrn erfolsrsi6, aIs
oob oas 2e9lonb'ihe Qmenoemsnt,
laut nelhen cine Ginperleibung ita:ts
finoen iollts, irsnn iib brei 0isrtel Der
Stimmoeber Der beioen in 5rage TOM
msnpen StGbts ober GrtIhdften Bel
Der SpesiullpabI su Guniten Der I'm
nerion ertlGrsn, niseereeitimmt purbe.
Fir oas 4msnosment purben i'm
Gdnssn nur ie6s Stimmen abgessbslI
uno stpar BON 0srtre.srn BON 5d'
maltpn Gountp. Reprdientant Dtgsns
bart, Der einsi9e pemotratiihs 0ertrs'
ter Don 6amilton Gountn. belt beI
oisier 9eleeenbeit feline Sungfernreoe
unp proteitirte gdns energiih seser
Sc glonb's Qmenbement.
Gbe bic 9orIag. sur Mnnabms &C.
lungis. purbe iie jsooh oabin amen
birt, oab Gerehtiumsn, bic bon Der
tleinersn sin3uDerl.ibenosn Stdbtsr
uno Srtiaaiten Derliebsu perbsH. nul
fir bas uripriinglide 5erritoriur
8iltisteit baben Iollen. 0ieisn 3uiaB'
antrag itsllte Rsprdisntant RaoItff DOT
6dmiltpn gountp.
Sm Senat fpurN beut. Rahmitta:
bic Sc glonofhe 8orlags anssncm
men, burh tuelte cine pripatsorpora
tion in Cincinnati nas Rett srbdlt
sineu grpben Sauptbahnhof fir Giien
uHo StruBsnbdbnsn, perbunben mt
einem Cffiteesbduoe uno 5oteI, 3u er
bauen. Die 9orlase mar i'm esntereii'
bss iossnanntsn r8lsetmaH glanes
fir sinen Sauptbabnbof sing.reih
tporneu. Die 9orlase eebt nunmehl
an ben 9oupernsur, oefIsH llnterihrif
lie b.barf, um 9eiessstraft gu srboI
ten