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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

Tho time has come, MT Rockefeller
VA d. for % universal religion There
o. bui one god. la name ~ Mammon.
and John g. ita prophet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

The accouu of the Cleveland aviator
who onmr to- gricf in o. golf bunker
omitted Co mote the number of strokes
BE took 60 Rot out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

Reno may now sink into that stntc
described hy former President clevc-
lHna nH 'innocuoua dcauetude' ana
none but the divorce colony VIII care.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

Lewis Single Binder gives a man
what he wants, a rich, meTow-tast-
ing cigar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

Hltr not weather in Philadelphia
has the a. pleasant feature thut lt
mntes the aally rirria of the Quakcrs
90 al day affair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

lowell The Illustrations by Harrison
FISHER are particularly good.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

At.lalHt Che hirhc.t cost of living
tends to teach conservation OF domca.
.tlc resYureca.
They are going cr,zs with uo heat
iu Sow York Nothing like Sew
NrNIrn
fu.i. ntasrd or sioiou-ono Aus
tuan nn0hdute
State or ohle city OF Toledo. Lucas
County. Ha
Prank D. cheney makes oath that
De is sshi-t partner Of tho firm Of
y } cheney A. Coo, doinf business ln
ihr rltN of Toledo. county amc state
Aforesaid, and that said FIRM will paw
lHe SUM uf oNE HUNDRED Doll
LARS for each Hnd every case III Cn-
NifrH NNu cannot he Cured hy the uao
NI HHllH DHtarfh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn tn before mr end subscribed
in mas presence. ibis tth day of be
Ufmher 1855
tseaD a. W GLEASON.
NOTARY i'uhiie.
Halls Caiarfh rare s. taken intor.
naiiF and acts directly on che blood
and muluuH surfaces nf the system
Send fnf Testimonials free
e. = CtfENEN A. GO. Toledo. a.
sHid h5 90 dnurgIsia 4.r.
Take Halls Family rliia Tor CON
siirauon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

At.lalst tho highest cost of living
tends to teach conservation OF domcs.
tc ~resuurctH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

They are going crazt with tlo heat
ln Sew York. Nothing like Sew
Ncslco
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12

fu.t. mrasrd or sioiou-ono Aus
trian ng0hdute
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30

better effect in North Winnipeg, es-
pecially on Rachel Street, where they
will not find a single Jewess. Untl
the Jews see less crimes of violence,
less drunkenness, ignorance, prejudice
and immortality among so-called Chris
tians, they certainly will not listen
to the gospel, especially, when it is
preached by converted Jews. They
would ask the Christian churches to
look after their own people first, to
sweep their own doorsteps before
sweeping that of their neighbors, and
to remove the beam from their own
eyes, before seeing the mote in the
Jews eye. Not 80 per cent of Winni-
peg Christians are affiliated with any
church in spite of the attractions in
the way of sensational preachers, ex-
pensive music, lady soloists, magnifi-
cent DulldlnSS, ana the enforced day
of rest on the first day of the week
instead of on the seventh. | sin
cerely hope that Rev. j. l.. Gordon,
when he breaches Justice to the Jew"
on April 18th, will put spoke in the
missionaries wheel. One last word
M. Leroy Beaulieu, sincere Cath
Ollie, a great scholar, and one of the
best authorities on religious matters
of today, makes the following remark
in his latest work: THE virtues of
the Jews are their own, their vices
they nave learned from their perse-
cutors" Missionaries please note:
Verbum sap. Take away the money,
o we Christian phiIanthropists, and
see how many converts you can OBJ
tain.
Crew ]. X. LEVIN. B. A.,
Minister Dagmar ST. Synagogue
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
MRS. c. RAY FLOHRE.

Parents desiring to add to the school
education of their children the ac-
ccmplishments of music, elocution AMI
dramatic art, we would advise to Pc
ruse the announcement of Mrs. c.
Ray Flohre appearing on another page
of this paper. We can conscientiously
recommend Mrs. Flohre as a compe-
tent teacher in the above arts, be-
cause we have ascertained the facts
that she is graduate from the En-
erson School of Boston, Mass. and mas
a record of twelve years of successful
teaching in such reputable institu
tons as the Conservatory of Music of
Muncie, Ind. and Western Normal
University of Indiana, and in teaching
confines herself entirely to the Del
sarte system, In the short time of
Mrs. Flohre's residence in Houston of
only ten months she has been very
successful in acquiring an unusually
good number of pupils and among them
are a goodly number of Jewish young
people who give promise of brilliant
career. To all those and their parents
Mrs. Flohre desires to express her good
wishes for a Happy New Year"
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
OPENING OF THE RusK SCHOOL.

Announcement is made by the prin-
cipal of the Rusk School that this in
stitution will open on Monday. October
Sd, but this being the date of the
Jewish New Year. pupils of our faith
will be permitted to enroll on the
fifth of October or some day later.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
THE HEMlTTAH PROBLEM.
(By Mrs. B. Lurie.)
Part /.

Part /.
And the Lord spake unto Moses in
Mount Sinai, saying, Speak unto the
children of Israel and say unto them
When We came unto the land which
! give you, then shall the land keep a
sabbath unto the Lord
Six years thou shalt SOW thy field
and six years thou shalt prune thy
vineyard, and gather in the fruit
thereof. But in the seventh year
shall be a Sabbath of rest unto the
land sabbath unto the Lord. thou
shalt neither SOW thy field nor prune
thy Vineyard Lev. Chap. xxx.
On the above passage hinges the
prohibition to cultivate the land In
Palestine this year. Rabbi Jacob Da-
vid Ridbuz of Safed toured Europe
with the sole object CT getting support
for the observance of the Sabbatical
year in Palt stine. This was attempted
during the lifetime of the great Graon
Reb Isaac Elchanon (Spector), but he
strongly discouraged the movement.
His word on the subject, it seems,
should have been final as no greater
authority on the Law has appeared in
our day and time. The eminent Rab-
hi Samuel Moroliver of Bayolistok, and
others equally renowned for piety and
scholarship, were and are utterly
against the observance. All with one
stamp the ancient injunction as fall
lacy and an injustice under present
conditions.
But all this seems a long way off
from settling the question rs far as
the orthodox contingent at Jerusa-
lem is concerned. The Beth Din at
the Holy City has placed cha ercin"
Ca religious boycott), on all products
taken by Jews from the soil this year.
They enjoined all orthodox Jews from
buying anything raised by the colon
lists. The effects of this ban have been
sufficiently far-reaching to cause the
Christians, who are notably unfriend-
ly to the Jews, to find ready sale
for their produce, while the colonists
are left with the fruits of labor
stretching over many months rotting
oil their hands Besides the loss of
money expended by them in their
farming operations.
They met to protest against the
Injustice of this course on their part
of the rabbits and have issued an ap-
peal to the Jews of the world to help
in SO far that they withhold their Gus
tomary contributions which forms the
chief support (chaluka), of these med
dlesome rab6is and thus force them to
lift the "Chaerem" from the suffering
oolonlsts. What's sauce for the
goose must be sauce for the gander
This appeal has already had the de
sired effect.
AIIGLARIN ORTHODOXY
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
LAueHABLY ORTHODOX.
Part II.

Now comes the funny part of this
Schemittah problem. Baron Edmund
de Rothschild started the ball a-rolling
by withdrawing his support to any and
all institutions with which these pious
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
MISSIONS TO THE JEWS
B'nai Birth News.

the Presbyterian Mission to the Jews
in Canada came to Winnipeg recently
to plead for support on beralf of
Hebrew Christian church, which is to
be built in Toronto, Canada, to help
convert the 10000 Jews there. He
preached to crowded congregations in
Knox and Westminster churches and
said that the Jews were in a shocking
state of degradation and the condition
of the Jewish women in particular was
absolutely tragic, as Judaism is only
for men. The following protest in the
shape of public letter to the press of
Winnipeg was sent by Rabbi j. X.
Levin, Secretary of Winnijeg Lodge
|. o. b. b.
1t is impossible for me as a Jewish
minister to hold my peace when l
read of how the Jews are misrepre-
scented again and again by those who
are forever trying to make them trail
tors to their ancient and time honored
faith.
This months Pearsons asks and an
swers the question, I'm these days of
bread-lines, why send millions to For
ay,la ninlynnc nlSn
wondered why numbers of good old la
dies devoted their time and money to
the making of red flannel waistcoats
for the naked savages of tropical is
lands when hundreds of baptized waits
and strays are dying of cold and cry
ing for bread in the streets of London
We Jews would like Rev. Rohold and
the dear, kind ladies of the Knox and
Westminster church and the Presby-
terrain ministers and laymen, and all
who are hungering after Jewish souls
and are filled with the holy missionary
spirit to tell us why, in these days OF
ignorance, poverty, drunkness, crime
and immortality among socalled Chris
tians they waste time and labor and
money, in trying to pervert the Jews
Bringing religion to the Jews is like
carrying Goals to Newcastle, or gold
to the Yukon. Both Christianity and
Mohammedanism owe everything to
Judaism. The Jews were highly civil
lied nation a couple of thousand years
before Jesus and the apostles We're
born
Do the missions want to civilize us
over again so late in the day and teach
us new habits, customs, and beliefs!
Perhaps then we will become subject
TO the vices and crimes from which we
as people are free al present. Are moi
all great Christian countries full Of
of foul blots and countless stains? We
have often stated our position Sub
tract from the New Testament all thu
teachings found in the Old and al
the wisdom learned by Jesus from
the Jewish Rabbis, and that which il
left has been and is, and will Away
be, to u.s. pure myth. The preachers
who fondly hope to oyerturn 80 cen
turtles of Judaism, and so do ava
with the only earthly witnesses OF
Christianity, are sadly deluded. Cal
they persuade us, when Jesus Him
self, and Paul, and all the apostles
and all the Saints Of the calendar, be
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30


probably do the same if the law ell
lowed. But the law is in the way.
So they are compelled to use the next
best methods to make bad Jews into
worse Christians. And their methods
are just as wicked and immoral. If
Jews were to use methods like these
on Christians, they would be mobbed
and half killed, because we are the
minority. If business men used such
methods, they would be prosecuted
At the present moment the Catholics
are raging against the Methodists in
Rome for using similar methods to
convert Roman Catholics to Method
ism. Yet both Catholics and Method
lists and all the other sects have used
worse methods than these against the
Jews for centuries. One might ask:
What shall it profit a missionary if he
gain a Jews soul, and lose his own
honor and self-respect?" 1t is all
case of pure bribery and it is time
self-respecting Christians were in
formed A lot they have to boast
about when the truth is known.
Thrt, hoy
and girls know that every time they
shout "Sheeney'' and "Ikey" after
Jews, they are insulting the memory
of their Lord and his disciples. Yet
those who should teach them, are
too busy Jew hunting. And after all,
what is the Christianity they are so
anxious to teach the Jew, before they
teach their own? Have Catholics got
it right or Protestants, or Lutherans,
or Quakers or Shakers, Methodists,
Presbyterians, or any one of the 100
sects, each of which claims to preach
the only true Christianity? Should
they not make up their own minds
first and then come to the Jews? OF
the five hundred millions supposed to
be Christians, not a tenth part are
true Christians in any sense of the
word. They profess to be, but the
Jews believe in action, not profession,
in deed, not creed, and judged by that
standard the majority of non-Jews do
not know the first thing about relig-
ion of Jesus. The Jews are law-abid-
ing, Industrious, religious, thrifty
look after their own families, and are
temperate. They mind their own
business and say to the missionaries
go thou and do likewise"
The women, whose tragic condition
almost moves Rev. Rohold to tears
can give points to any woman, class
for class, in any Christian sect Geo.
r. Sims, the world famous journalist
and acute observer, says the poor
Jewish woman can teach the high
society ladies the duties of mother
hood and housewifery. DR.. w. Salee
by, in his recent book, says the Jews
illustrate the theory of the survival
of the fittest and says it Is because
the Jewish women are the most heal
thy, bear strong and healthy, intel
ligent children, and look after then
better than the women of any othel
nation or religious denomination
Hence the tears of Rev. Rohold, ant
the solemn shaking of the heads o
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30


and bloodshed, could not shake our
faith? 1t is extremely unlikely. The
are converted Jews,
renegades from the religion which
was quite good enough for Jesus of
Nazareth, who both lived and died
strict Jew. Would they bother to
preach Christianity if it were not for
the fat salaries they draw out of it?
Money supplied by misguided philan-
thropists and kind hearted but sadly
misinformed Christian ladies from
Knox and Westminster and numer-
Gus other churches. What Impress
ion do you think these regenades make
on the Jewish mind? Rev. Rohold
and the rest boast of how many con-
verts they have made. Such converts
we Jews are glad to get rid of. Nine
ty per cent are not converts from
conviction, but for the easy money
there is in it. They have nothing else
to sell so they sell their souls, that Is,
they follow in the footsteps of the
converts who preach to them and
tempt them. What a lot to boast
about!
Last years report of the English
mission to the Jews, admit that each
Jewish convert cost them the small
sum of $4,000, and then they have to
keep them until they get tired of
them, for they will not work. So
they are wade into street-corner
preachers, and on occasion address
crowded Christian congregations in
fashionable churches. 1t is a mild
sensation and draws. Were it not for
the frightful waste of money, which
might have helped the poor and de-
serving in the Christian fold we would
smile broadly.
The whole thing Is disgraceful
business. They give treats to young
Jewish children without their parents
knowledke, and give them tracts set
ting forth the doctrine of the Trinity
and Original Sin and various atone
ment which they themselves do not
properly understand. They provide
free dispensaries for sick Jews, who
thus save doctors bills at the Chris
tians' expense and care not a straw
for the gospel meeting which follows
the medicine. Fancy preaching to
down-trodden and ignorant Jews who
have fled to this country to get re-
brutality of the Holy Russian Church
All their nefarious work is done among
the lowest strata of Jewish people
the submerged tenth, who are poor
and unhappy, and often they ge
worthless men of Jewish extraction
whom the Jewish charities, famed al
over the world, for their own people
have refused to help because they are
incorrigible. These are the converts
who fly to the arm of the mission
aries, who offer them everything mon
ely can buy If they will but give vi
their nominal Judaism, and so make
good showing on paper and for the
reports of the superintendent befor
the good church ladies.
In South Eastern Europe, in Rus
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17
REFINlING ORDERS
In Three West Virginia Gases
Made by Interstate Com
merce Commission.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. oct IL
Several orders OF interest In West Vir-
ginla alave been made by the Inter
state tConmerce Comm sstoH.
In the case of the LaIBeIle Iron
Works against the wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad and Others, the order d.
rects the refundtng OF $s7.$3 on ac-
count of an overcharge on eleven car
loads OF wrought iron pipe sh:7ped
between May 25 and June IS, 1903,
from Steubenvfl1e. o ITO Piedmont and
Terra lAta, w. Va, Oakland and Deer
aark, Md:
In the case OF the American Iron
and supply Company against the Bal
tfmore and Ohio railroad, the order
directs the refunding of SPITE. over
charge on two carloads of scrap iron
shipped December %. 1908, and Jam
uaryq 1S. 1908, from salem and Cairo
". Va. to Marietta, o.
THE order in the case of the Ganoea
Coal Company against the Southern
Railway directs the refundinE OF
$62.54 overcharse on one car OF coal
shipped December Is. 1908, from eau
ley, w, Va, to RandIeman, N. c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17

A. c. Bond, Of salem, was here sun
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17

rs md Slit sT 81
Reslllt 81 Ypioid
Fever.

TeDDsTE Il 6et. fine death
.of 1IEE. Maud stutler Of typlaoId
lever at O'Clock Sunday morning ct
her home on Howard street, was q
shock 70 her many friends. Mrs. slut
Ier had been I'll but week and her.
condition was not thought serious. al
though She da5. before she died she
said she was, ready TO go. She was
always an afEec4onate wife and q
good neighbor. She leaves. e husband,
mother. father. two SISTERS and one
one brother. namely. Burley SbutIeF,
Mr. and Mrs. J. RomEne, Mrs- Minnie
ccpely. 81 Dells aIillss Mrs. Mobile
Brown and Clarence ROM ne Her
age was 50 yeaFs and months.
Everett caIIet. OF ParkeraburE, was
here yesterday . guest OF his cousin.
Mis- Marie E1lt6tt.
Mrs. Charles Eskew ana chttdren
are visiting her mother. Mis-. Dora
squsres, Of BarnesVflle
MRS Thomas Glaze. OF Pittsburg.
pa. Is here visiting his brother, Mr.
George Glaze, of Union Heights
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Clarksburg People Have Absolute
Proof OF Deeds at Home.

IT'S not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds OF Doan's Kidney Pills,
For ClarksburE kidney sufferers.
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies IN the testimony OF
Clarksburg people who ave been
'ured to stay cured.
A. j. Smallwood, 776 West Pike
street. Clarksburg. West Virginia
says: "F'or two years. suffered from
a dull ache across the small of my
back and in the morning I was lame
md sore. had to be very careful in
stopping and lifting, as at such times
sharp pains darted through my kid
ieys. thinking that Doan's Kidney
Pills might prove OF benefit to me, ]
procured a box at Wells & Haymak-
er's drug store and they did me a
great deal Of good" (statement Civ
an Nov. 90. 19O2).
A Permanent Cure.
The above statement was confirmed
on July s, 1907, by Mr.. Smallwood In
the following words: ''SInce taking
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1902, have
not suffered from kidney trouble.
consider them a Hue remedy and am
always glad to recommend them to
other people suffering from kidney
complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster NIIlburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
stn4"s Ell
Remember the name Doan's nc
take no other
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17
IHREE GHARTEBS
Are Issued to Local Concerns
by the Secretary OF
State.

Secretary Of State Stuart F. Reed
has issued charters to local concerns
rs follows:
Butler Construction Company, to do
general contracting. Capital $1O,-
200. Incorporators: osnan E. swartz.
e. B. Templeman. R. Fallow Charles
%. Alexander and Joseph E. stealey,
all OF Clarksburg.
Columbia Gas Company to drill for
oil and gas. Capital $4,000. 1ncor-
porators: V. L. Highland, s. c. Den
ham, M G. Sperry and c. B. Sperry'
all Of CIarksburg.
Clarksburg Brick Works to manu-
rncture brick, mine coal. drill for oil
ana gas, etc. Capital $4,000, OF
which $4,000 has been subscribed
and $1,000 paid. Incorporators:
James NJ. Coffman, Hugh Jarvis. Cecil
). Jarvis, Raymond Maxwell and Will
lam R. Cofrman. all OF Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17

matter provided. lie e,ccted or ap-
pointed to any state, county or
municipal office: but the governor and
Judges must have attained the age OF
thirty, ami the attorney general ana
senators the age OF twen ty-nve years
at the beginning OF Their respective
terms OF service md must have been
a citizen OF the state for five years
next preceding their election or APP
po.ntment, or be q citizen at the time
this constitution goes into operation;
provided, however. that a female cit
tzen OF the state who has attained the
age OF twenty-one years and who has
resided IN the state for the period OF
not less than five years next preceding
her appointment, may be appointed
a member OF the board OF regents or
other administrative body, of any ed
ucatfonnl, humane or penal institu-
lions OF the state, wherein female per.
sons are educated, cared for or con.
fined, ana may be commissioned noe
tary public, and may be appointed In
spector of labor, deputy clerk of the
supreme court OF appeals and of the
circuit, county or other courts of this
state
said FIST proposed amendment is
designated Capitalization Amend
ment' and on the ballot will be print
ed:
"C1) Qualification Amendment"
Amending section four OF article
four,
For Ratification.
For Rejection.
Those favoring the ratification Of
said amendment will vote, For Rati-
hcation;" those opposing will vote,
For Rejection"
second Proposed Amendment.
Amending the constitution in rela-
ton to the supreme court so as TO read
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17
OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution
This Week.

The members of Daniel Davisson
Chapter of the American Revolution
respectively request the BUSINESS men
and residents of the city generally to
decorate business houses and resl-
leuces for the state meeting OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
which will begin here Thursday ana
continue three days. The national COLI
ors should be in evidence all over the
city, and Especially in the central p"r-
sion. A la,rge number of visitors Is
expected from all over the state.
TN ,,rsdAv forenoon the delegates WIN
De met at the railroad station by a
committee OF ladies and the conven-
lion will open in the afternoon at the
waldo hotel at 2:3O O'Clock. The as
senrbly room there win be used. After
the singing OF America" and offering
a .prayer. the address of welcome VIII
he delivered Ny Mrs. Harry r. Wilson
and the response by Mrs. DeBolt. Next
will be the state regents greeting by
Mrs, Fcdmonston which VIII be re-
sponded to by Daniel DAWSON Chap
ter. Thursday night at $3.50 o'clock
there win be reception at the home
Of Mrs. VILLA Stone.
Invocation and music will open the
first session Friday morning at 10
o'clock, after which the minutes will
he read committees appointed. chorus
sung and reports of state officers made.
Al the Friday afternoon session at }
o'clock reports of chapter regents and
committees will be made, unfinished
business looked after. contributions
made to Memorial Hall and new bus
mess taken UP. Friday night at $3.50
o'clock reception wiz he given by
Mrs. Raymond j. Galley at the Waldo
hotel
The closing session OF the annual
meeting will be held saturday morning
at O'Clock at the Waldo. when OFF,
cers will he elected. committees ap-
pointed and closing address Of the
state regent made.