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TAMBIEN OUiEREN DINERO.

.tparle de 10 dicIlO, Luis Cabrera
tambiGn pide dinero. por lin con-
firsa que los 'bilimbiques' no son
mas que papeles mojados. Pide mas
d. doscientoS milloncs, como Quicn
L. pide a Dios......
Los banquerOS, SIN embargo, So
mucstran infleyibles en- condl-
clones. Exigen una ~"Garantia real"
-lue no SabemOs en- que pueda con
si>lir, como no Sc lIeven prcsO a
don Venustiano Y a Obreg6n-y. adc-
mas. que el Gobierno dc los EstadOs
UnidoS suscriba sOlidariamente la
operation. Is decir, lie prestan al
Gobierno Americana "cuanto quie-
ra"-dicen ellos-y no a C%arranZa.
que es I'm quebrado. No les baSta a
los banqueros la simple recomenda'
ciGn de Wilson. porque no saben 81
Seguira en- la Presidencia otrOs cua.
trO amos, Y asi juzgan indispensable
81 requisite de que el pr6Stamo So
haga con todas las formalidades dc
la ley. eSto eS, interviniendo e. Con-
grcsO de la Union.
.iparte de estas dos condolences
caSi impOsibles de llenar, los ban
QucrOS mandarin a Mexico IN in
terventor, 0 sea, IN personaje que
trnga Dajo su control" al Mlnistro
de Hacienda de nursrro pals e ms
pcrrione nuestras %finanZas, insreSoS
y egresOs. Ademas, por su parte, el
GobiernO Americana no retirara las
lrOpas de pershing. como una ga
ranlia del cumplimiento del contra
TO-" Y no solo este, slno que Co
rranza debera exterminar el baI il
dale. que es como exigirle Que Sc
suicide. O, mas bien diGHo, Que Sc
suiciden colectivamente Ill 10,
carrancistaS.
Y ademas.. ademas... otczs diel
0 ounce %condiciones que Sc vsyar
ocurriendo en- Ell curse de lac piati
cas-. Todo 10 cual demuestra que
los negocios del cons titueionalismc
marchan viento en- plpa, Y este sir
contar con 10 cue dijo Ia Madre Ma
tiana...r +. ssaR asssF
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CiENCiAS OCCLIiS

cIsylcula .e! Rav Solomon. 81
DiCcIouaT4U Internal. COntlene mag!a blaG-
90. rnia Y nrs-G. apzEiC!Oncs, cO?iu"nS,
rnr.nt3r1.sr'l-. etc. 100
pcgma y RtiuGl de ID Alta MaGia- ODra cue
enSrIa los fH.SIer.os del ocuitiSTlO- Con
items 81 %,UianCUiO DC SSl0U:0n, 10 CaDala.
sCcrcrnS del tX.tO, nlcr0mancla, etc: j.nH
En~hlriGlnceS GcImOTIOS ! Penia 'uiOs 90
t! Dragon RoiC. 0 sea 81 a9te dc maAdar
3 LIS eSpl-iiU-. %
e. poder del FcnSamientO. Su dominic :
cuiiura. Como eSrIdIaT 81 fTcrza- l.Bn
Ei lih-n Internal. TralaGO complete de las
san c;pridn0. clayirUla d. SalOmdn. 81
DRAGON Eujy Y IL Cabra Internal. rece'1s
dc "a RS;na Cleopatra Ptc. a.
e. VcTtaGeTo DRAGON R0ln. Contiele pac-
toS i~RLcraalc-. cu~clntanI.entoS, mOdO he
hacerse invisible, etc. $1,000. 800
Ia cran vaEitl aGirInadCra Y el yieio drr!-
Ca &c las pI-dmIteS. 10
LibTO MacnC de SGa Ciprllno. Edici0l I'M
CO = complete DEL rlmO>O SriInOrIo, y n
sofa auteuICa entire fCdaS. 500
Ia ClayiCula Gel IieChicerO. 0 ljbrO de San
C;3rIano. con lnI,nldad de seCretoS. 90
La gran maE.a SUpT"md- . Oh
Manual dc maEta blanca. 0?J
Manual de mayla rOJa. 90
Manual dc mlgl3 negra. ?. O.25
Secretos de los garliOS. Arte de sanaT 8 To-
SecTe,Os de Alberto 81 G;ande. 025
SecretoS de Ia preStidisitaCi0n : Ia maeia.
LecciOneS pTdrticaS DC cscaInOteO. . f.p5
Secretos del inferno. . OBS
Tesoro de NiiagrOs de la Cruz de Caraya-
ca. Verdadcra jOya del ocultiSmo. 0.5G
verdadero horoscope para attvinar Ell por-
VcllC- . . : d. : &. . W.
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Sc ESTiBLEGE EN- san ANTONIO
Ell DIR. FRANCISCO r. CANsECG

e. madic0 cirujano don Francisco
R. Cansaco Sc haiIa deSdp hace va
rios 5{iaSen San Antonio. ha rssueljo
eslabletrr III reSidcnci& Ell esja ciu-
lad. Para cl e%ferIo, la alberto 81
consul}orio IN cI cdif:rio Frost, 81
tuado en- "a esQuina It. laa GALES
Houston y Main.
Fl senior Cansrco - un atamado
mfdirO riruiano meXicanu a quien
las rircun>lancias IL han obii@ado a
permanccer furra de ~ patria.
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NI-EVA YORK SppIicmbre 10
Los comiSiOnadoS americanos no
han ldo a las .conferenclas de New
i!'i''"'' y
Tan,,s ontro u6xico y los Fstados
Tp;Jos con motive de los aconteri-
micntoS que eSluvieron a puntO de
rompcr las reIacloWes de los goblrr-
nos u' a''iD's p"> i'.es Jus
I.,, L,I ,.ari.,.ro ,rondsi,o ,,,
mia = Ia administration americana.
ESIa iirne el pFop0sIt" de arrc@Iar
!ndo "I probI"ma meNIcano. -Nsi. al
'ilr''oS' - u'Sp''!'' ~ '' '"'o'"'"
49, "'aI l., In,.rm,nino.I
N.vs Saryi,.. Severance Johnson.
LIS I'IliGlNi'!lu'f'- uIlltI itdlI'~ ~ u
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Ell AER0DROMO CERCANe
FRANKFORT FUE DESTRUIDO
POR Ell FUEG0

COPENHAGUE, Septiembre To-
Nolirias rccibidas hoy en- esta ciu.
dad, dan ruenta de que ell aerddro-
mo alemin que Sc halla establccido
en- las cercanias de Frankfort, fuG'
deStruido por un terrible incendio.
En- dicho aer6Iromo sc hallaban
internados gran nimero de aercpla.-
nos. ounce de lns cua.eS rcsultarrG,
dsstruidoS, asi como cuatro z"pre-
lines que So cncontraban cas- ~
minados. (,
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este eS 10 que ha hecho Greer que Ell
imperio del sol naciente esta dando
los pasoS conducenteS a e~jercer una
nueva poIjtica en- China.
En- Ia SecTetaria de Estado sc ma
nifest6 anoche que no Sc tenian in
formes completes sobre este asunto
y que por 10 tanto no podria deter
minarse Ia politica de los Estados
Unidos sobre plirto de tan capital
intere>.
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MISA DE REQUIEM EN- SAN
FERNANDO

A las dicz de la manana dc hoy
tcndra lugar, On Ia Cathedral de San
Fernando. una miSa de requiem en-
memorial dc la sonora Juana Diaz dc
Moreno. quien f~alleciG Ell eSta ciu-
dad 81 dia - del mes de Mario.
La familia de Ia fcnecida invita- Il
Il amistadcs a cue a>istan a la rcfe-
rida misa.
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ES AUY GRAVE LA SETUACION
Vicne dc la Pag. Ia

tad" salio 4 Ia puerta Y orGea6 al CRU
pc m~encionado que Sc ~callara; pero
csc coMteSt6 al soidado con i~roniaS,
quo montaron en- coie "A al veterano.
quien sin pensar sin duda en- 10 que
hacia. cogio una de las bombas ex-
p!csivas que tenia a la mano Y la
arrojG sobre 81 grupo.
Una sonora V su hiia resultaror
muertas Il consecuencia de la explo-
sion ' doce personals mas heridas,
aigunas de estas de gravedad.
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LOS INGLESES DICEN QUE HAN
HECHO NUEVOS AVIAN
CES EN- Ell SOMA
ssgyieio Exclusive para Ii rRENsa.

LONDRES, Septiembre 1O.-Ofi.
cia!mente Sc anuncio hoy en- esta ca
DiJal que las tropas inglesas han he
enc nuevOS avances en- el frente de.
soma, Qcro sin precisar los lugares
en- que dichos progresses Sc han lie,
vado = efecto.
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I'm NUEVO LIBRO DE LOS DE-
MCCRA1AS HA SlDO
PUBLICADO

TrIrGrania Especial para II FIIhNsA
NUEVA YORK. Septiem5re 10
In ruevo liaro del Partido Demo
~cr;ttico fu6 distribuido hoy en- esta
ciudad. En- e. Sc ~sostienen algunaS
nreruntas dicigiGas al candidate re-
nuhlicano Charles E. Hughes, tales
como la de cue 81 habria reconocido
a general Huerta como presidentc
de Mexico Y 81 ~favorece la interven,
ci5p armada en- csc pals.
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AyExTURAs DE JOHN c. RAFFLEs
nRRas DE CAROLINA INNERNIZI0

u - W
Al borde del ab!s.no y LGzo funcsto: :
COraz6n dc madre. . iOmos. . 80
CoraZ6n de obrero. , tOmos. . . J.oO
CadenS clCrna- ( iOmoS.. . . i.5y
Crimcn sin cas::So y L-ucha suprcma: )
Dramas ;sihtGS' del adu,,erio. , iomos. 0.8O
Fl beso dc una murrtd y ia c2ng1nza DC
una lOCa. : lOEr0E. . Us
e. Gltimo beSo. 0.t5
FL SecretO &c IN bandido. 0.En
FL iren de Ia mUeT!e. > ioTEoS. . h.hH
FL hi!O del a1ITGui>ia. } foIno5. U.s'
Fl albergue del dcltto. . tonl0S. h.SJ
Fl ahOrcado del pargUe. 4 tuinoS. 1865
e C~aivariO de una maire y Arrepenilmlen-
10. ; tOmoS. 1.D
Los CrImenes de DigyOlina- ? tOmos. g.. 9.S
LOs amoreS maliitos. ; iomcs. . O.Sh
Los maTldos intaneS. , iomos. q. O.>J
la ScDuliada viva. ; tOmOs. . . O.Sl
Las viCtimas del anOr. B.. ca
Las tragedias &C los cCios. 1 tcmos. . Len
La pccadOra. q. 90
La hIja de Ia portera. = tOmoS. . O.Sn
"a RESURRECTION de lii angel. 90
La ba;larina del Teatrn Real. 2 tomos O.Sl
La Ultima ciia. , tuInos. . = isl
Los misterios del crimen. 4 tomos g.. is
Las e~SClavaS DlanCds. = tOmoS. . = p.Si
! ParaiSO @ Inferno. . On
Rina 0 ri Angel dc los Apes. 2 tomos n.Sl
! Teresa Ia EcSuCit2da. , toinOS. h.SO
Tn cTimcn en- automoyil. , lOmos. . G.S
Virsen ! madre y EXplaclon. 3 lomos. i.2I
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FUE HUNBIDO Ell V.APDR TSpt'
NO "MAYO:
Ser,icio exclusive para Ia pRENsA.

SerNiciO cNc1uSllo para IL PKENsN. '
LONDRES. Septiembre iG
agencia dc information ilariiima
Lloyds r-bIic6 hoy la notici d. que
81 Tapor espan9l Mayo lr hun
dIdo. hahiGpdo5e degrade re srtar a
la tripulacioli. La mencionS II as;.n-
cla 10 dice nj Ell lugar, nj u teeiia'
d. ase a%ccidnnte.
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N0EELAS DINERSSS.

Amor Sublime. NOyela meIlcana. . p.15
AbcI.rdn V EirfSa. 90
Astucia o los Charros Contrabandistas. No
yela meNicara. J i.fO
Don OUtjO,e de II ManCha Edlcion de lu-
.. col grabadOS. :-tN
FL Narttr del G6lgntl. Harrnoss ohra, basa-
da en- Ia vida del Redentor del mundO.
Tn IOmo cTaDGe. bten empastado.. 100
FL PeriQUiliO SaruientO. Dlvertida Y 'amo-
sd hoFela mSNlCal!a. = w
FL J0robado. o Enrique de Lagardere. 90
FL amOr de hos amoreS. NOvela Sentimental.
/ tomoS, pasta iela. 3.25
FL inferno de los CeloS. Segund1 parte de
Ia anterior. { tOmos, tcla. SIS
e. C0nte dc MOnteCTiSiO Y La Mlno del
Mnerto. 3 lOmoS grandeS. rs
EHpiaci0n, o el martirio de una madre O.5a
FL judo EFrante. e.7S
81 Sttio de la Rochela. e.S
e milo abandoaado. s.I0
e huerfano del regimiento. 90
Espinas de una flor. a.2J
Flor dc un dfa. . . G.2.l
! Flor de PaSiAn. Noyela de amor. as
Guarine Mesgutno so.30
CT Bias &c Saltiilala. Edici6n de lilo 2.W
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oERas DE C HUGO.

Carias a Ia nOTia. 90
bios OT5
81 aoTlbfe Tue RE. 06j
- aNo terrible. . 0J5
II %. ESpiSOdlOs dc Ia Rev. Francess O.65
Fl DastierrO. $50
ian de Eslendia o ri HOmbre Flera.. 0.6J
la Ievcr,Ia de los Slglos. O.75
Los N~lSrrabIcS. , tOmOS t.25
: Los irabaiadores del mar : . Do
Nueslra Senora de Paris = 0.5a
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So-claS Il 10 ccntay0s

Arie de busCar maTido.
Amor Y martirto-
CnlyarlO de amor
Fl aOvtO DreStado.
FL puryatOriO de las SOlt3ras.
81 paraiSo de las muieres-
Fl inferno de los homDres-
Fl hlda de los mares
Fl Collar de eSmeraldas.
FL ntdo de ruiSelIOres.
FL 81 de las Uifias-
II anna en- IN beS0.
La hiia de las flores.
La Mia de los iaZmines-
la Tiuria alegre-
La CorJe del amor.
La rrJnCeSa del dollar
La hiia de Venus.
Las Opreras del amor.
Las hijls del champagne.
Las EyaS modernaS.
Maidilas sean las mujeres-
haltItoS sean los hcmbres.
saldItas G las sueSras.
AalditO sea el smor-
Aaldltos sean los celOs.
Porque Sc CaSdn los hoIabres-
PorquS Sc caSan las mujeres.
PorqHe pecan las muSereS.
Porque reinclden las ytud1s.
PorCue mUrmuran las viejss.
PoT SegUir a una muier.
'Su maIeS;ad el Amor.
VIVA hi loyiaI
A~Zucena, por Carlota BrsemS.
Dora, por Carlota Braems.
e Becerro de ORC.
Fl hijO maldito.
e manuscriiO de mi msdrs-
Il cura de aldea.
Nara, por Jorge Isascl
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SILISTRiA CAYO EN- PODER DE
LOS SULGARO ALEMANES....
Wiene de la 1a.)

Q, informe official de r~eferencia. los
bUlgaros abandonment algunaS trim
cheras al oriertc de VeteniK.
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CuandU nccesitc librOs IN cSpanOl
6O7 DcEor0Sa SIS. Antonio. Texas.
diriiase listed i lgnaciO L. L0Zano
A CASA has cFsDBEIDA La MAS. las ssEGG1RAo LA ME s TEN E M E" RsIRI mo S LA que ar sGWh IA Ao o Dn

Genoveva de BTayGnie. Va
Historic de Robinson Crusoe. HermOso IL
bfh que pr0vOca sieIlpre intenSas e!no.
La Dana de las CameliaS. $1,000. V.s9
Los sieie pecados capiiales. J tomos lN
10 ~ 7 ~. r., MOS 100
Los uliimOs dfas de ?ompeya. Una de las
obraS mas tntereSanieS de la epoca rO-
mana. EdiCi0n de lujO. ..... 2B
La mujer aGultera. ( lomos tela. = 90
Ia hiJa del Cardenal. -.- SIS
Los Tres Mosqueteros, con Su continuation
.'yetnte amos despues' Y Ell VlzcoRdh
de BragelOne. I tolr0S. 40
Los MisteTios de Ia InGuisiClon. 80
La iuycntud de Enrique CUarlo. 100
Napoleon, por Dumas. $1,000. B.D
Oscar y Amanda. 2 tomos. f25
Pablo V Virginia. SIS
5Quo Vadis7 Novels Hist0riCs &c Ia epcca
dc Ner6n. . go
Romeo y Juiiets. S.?a
IN h1!o natural. SIS
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OBRiS DE VARG.S villa

Aida Fold. : -
AURA o las violetss. . 0.Si
Ars-yerba. . t.3D
COpO< Do cSpIIIua Slr.
ClepsidTa Ruja. "a la ruStlCa). o."
Del rOSal pCnSante. . l."'
De Sus Uses ' de sus rosas. g.. . : Ign
Fl alma dc los liricS. 81
FL arrhipiclaGO sonora. . t.3p
Fl canine del triunfO. e l.$b
En- las zarZas del OreS. . $50
FL ritmo de Ia vida. g. . $50
Flor del Tango. 0.SR
HuerIO AgnoStico. 1.jn
ms . i.3D
La conQulSta de BiIanCjo. $500. l.SG
La RepuhliCa Romano. . = f.3p
La Simlcntc. i.3O
Ia Tragedia del Crist0. i.5A
I%.aUrrlcS RpiuS SID
Los CGSares de Ia neCadenCis. . : f.JC
Los drvinos Y los humaEoS. : = f-3I
! Los narIaS. 100
( PaSinaS eSCOgluaS. : III
Preteritas. l.30
PolEiicss Q Hist0ricas. . i-2t
| TroSaS. LaldrS- O.. f.JJ
ROSas dc Ia tarde. O.N
Vcrbo de Adm0uIcI6n y dc COnlbatc Si.30
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SIaS De autoT1S mexiCanos. $1,000. U.!2
P~asiGnariGS. POr Manuel NJ. Flores. U.1V
pS,ss'ss de Manuel A;16a. 0.50
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OBRAs P0ETICAS DE PEA.

Cantos del Hogan. u
e. Arpa del Amor. EdiciGn de lUiG. . l.
Flores dnL~Alma. EdiCi6n de luIo. 1.
Hocar ' Patria. EdiCI0n de !uJo. !;
los GlorIaS de Mexico. CompOStciones O
dicadas Z Ia pairia y q suS heroes. 9.
Memorials, rellquiaS Y retrIIos. ProSas =.
ReCUerdos Y EsperanZaS. Ed. de lu!o 1.
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RELIGION

AnCora de Salvation. $1,000. 300
CateCiSmO de N!pald3. wv
CnmulcadOr General. n..5
CaraciSmO dc Perseverance,. 100
neyocionario G~uaaaiUpano. 0.2S
e. Genio del CrIStIanlSTlO. Lectures paris
el h0gar. EGiCiGn De luiO- Sge
FlOSOria Elemental. por BalmeS. : i.25
HiStOri8 Sagr9da- LlbrO del Antique Y Nue-
vo TeStamentO. u" contiene Ia historic
del pueblo de Israel Y plnta las figuTas
de pat3iarcaS y proretaS. v!endoSe clara
menie como Sc P-epara Ia venida del Ne
Si3S. Fdtrl6n de luiO. 2.GJ
La lmiIacldl de CriSlo- $1,000. $50
Lavalle meNIcano de CraCiOneS. 90
Los NariireS. o 81 trIUnro de Ia religion cTts-
taua. pOr Ch~a,eaubriaat. EdiCi6n de lu %
cor erab3CoS. PCS
NOyena del SaLto Ninc de Atocha. o.in
Pequc!U Lav1!le &C il juYenlud. 90
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les productos de las ventas de 10
a%rticulos.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-28
THE LAYMEN'S MISSIONARY
MOVEMENT.

Those who follow the press re-
ports of the convention of the Lay
mems Missionary movement now III
session in Minneapolis will find in
them good deal that is amusing, a
good deal that is regrettable, and
good deal that may be profitable to
us Jews. It is quite amusing to see
in what militarist and commercial
list terms many of the leaders couch
their messages to the assembly.
How contagious our modern dlseas-
es are! Even the disciples of the
humble, peaceful Galilean have
caught them. We suppose this sort
of language nowadays appeals to the
rich men of the community from
whom the sinews of war are to
come
1t is regrettable to see that while
the good men assembled think 1t
proper to fay the Turk for his cru
e1tv to the Armenians, not word OF
protest is uttered against the Rus
sian government for its outrages
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-28

upon the helpless Jews. You see
the Turk is Mol1ammedan and the
.Armenians are Christians; the Rus
slams are Christians, while the eWs
are only Jews. That we suppose
makes all the difference 1t is
equally regrettable to hear we'll
known Methodist bishop urge the
introduction of the Bible into the
public schools, in direct violation Of
the fundamental principle OF our
government, the separation OF the
church and state. and at the same
time, PLAYING into the hands Of the
enemies of our secular public school
system.
But it is profitable for us to see
that our Christian nei ghbors still
give considerable thought to reli-
gion, it's problems and difficulties,
that all their energies are not alb
yorbed by business, pleasure and or
gained charity. They still feel that
religion is after all the handspring
of right living and Of all good work.
and if the religious fount is once
dried or sealed up life becomes a
selfish play of lusts and vanltles, and
trihlings, and shams, and cants.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-28
ANOTHER LIBEL WITH
DRAWN.

Mr.. Buchanan. the editor Of the
history Of the present war in Lon
don, allowed in one of the earlier
volumes of the work a note that the
Russian defeats were due largely to
the treachery of the Jews, who acted
as German spies. At the insistence
of the Jewish Board of Guardians,
Mr.. Buchanan promised to with
draw this statement in the next vol
time, declaring it as disproved by
latter evidence.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-28

Would that some of our wise
leaders would take this hint from
the Laymen's Missionary Move
ment.
No, dear Corinne, the Jews don't
need new religious message to
make them more religious, or a new
philosophy to make them think
They have all that in their own Ju-
daism. The trouble is that many of
them don't know it, and those who
do. don't care. The synagogs are
losing their patrons to the show
houses.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-28
A REVIVAL OF ZIONISM IN
THE TWIN CITIES.

DR.. Shmarya Levin has come and
gone. Has his presence in the Twin
Cities been of benefit to us? I'm
doubtedly 1t has brought about
revival of Zionism among elements
not connected with the Poale Zion.
There have always been goodly
number of enthusiastic followers Of
the ideal and warm sympathizers
with it in the Twin Cities. But they
were not organized and nobody was
active. DR.. Levin's stirring words
have infused new spirit into them,
and quickened their dormant pow
ers.
1t is nowadays realized by all that
every organization depends for its
continued life, prosperity and sue
cess upon four and five active men,
men who make the interests Of the
organization or institution their
chief concern, who devote to it all
their spare energy and time. The
Minneapolis Talmud Torah is
striking illustration of this fact.
Why, even Sodom could have been
saved, had there been but ten men
of the right sort.
If, therefore, there were five men
in each of the Twin Cities wholly
devoted to the cause of Zionism, not
scattering their energies on any 9th
er public activities, the movement
here would be as we'll taken care OF
as anywhere else, or even better.
Let us hope that such men will find
themselves, and Zionism will hence
forth become a living force in the
community.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-28
RA(BlBIE1IC MAXlMlS
Safety First.


Has thy daughter reached the marriage stage of life,
Free thy slave and give him her wife.
Communal Workers.
Who others leads deeds of kindness and benevoence
Is greater than the whose hands charity dispense
Avoid Charity.
Thy Sabbath like the remainder of the week,
Rather than the charity of others seek
Burdens
AS is the strength of the Camels back
SO be the weight OF the loaded pack.
Moderate Desire.
Hast thou seized much then hast thou nought show
Has thou seized little, that little thou dos know.
Woman.
TO woman evty with small measure OF prosperity
Is preferable such coupled with a1sterity
Wretched Life.
Three there whose life is but pitiaby wretched state
The compassionate rascble and Over-decate
Propose and Dispose.
Let the reader of the message
Also tend to its safe passage
Public Opinion.
Let man be pure in sight of other
Just as he would be in Amighty's Ken.
Prosperity.
When Paschal feast is spread within,
Outside is heard the ubiant din
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-03
CONSPIRACY CHARGE IN GRAFT
HEARING FALLS FLAT


Charges made by Mrs. Louise Os-
borne ROWe's attorney, Stephen Ma
lattO, that nine men entered into a
. conspiracy to bring about the salary
splitting petticoat scandal in the dept
of public welfare to politically ruin
Mayor Thompson, fell fat at the civil
service committee hearing today.
Each Of the nine whom MalattO
said were conspiratOTs testified under
oath that they had never cOnspired
against either the mayor or Mrs.
Rowe, head of the dept of public well
fare, with whom Mrs. Page Waller
Eaton says she was forced to split her
salary for the benefit of the mayors
sisteT-in-laW.
One of the nine, Aid. Merriam,
came back so strong to MalattO's
questions that the latter was plainly
up in the air"
There was good humOr at times.
Have you cOnversed with the So
called rebels in the city council about
this matter?" MalattO asked Merriam.
you mean the council majority,
of course?" said Merriam.
MaIatto asked several witnesses if
they had lever conspired to ruin the
mayors Preside or radiators?" The
mayor lives in an apartment.
Mrs. Eaton long ago talked of go
ing to the mayor and telling him Of
the salary splitting, but could not get
to see him, according to the testi-
mOny of Atty Frank COmmerford
and Miss Helson Hanky, close friends
of Mrs Eaton.
To show that Mrs. Rowe's feelings
toward Mrs. Eaton were not so amic-
able as she prOfessed, Atty Steadman
introduced Mrs. Eaton's last pay
check, which was for $116.5O, instead
Of the customary $125 semi-monthly
pay. Mrs. Eaton resigned on Satur-
day, the day before the semi-monthIy
pay, and Mrs. Rowe deducted for the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
First annual reception and dance Of
Chi. Cloak and Suit Cutters union,
Local 81, Douglas Park auditorium,
Ogden and Kedzie av., 8 p. m, Sat
9th ward Socialists campaign
meeting, Bedding school, Cullom and
Trip avs, 8 p. M, Sat. Speakers:
Emil Kuhne, 9th ward aIdermanic
candidate; Pres. Ida NJ FuTsman,
Chi Teachers Fed; Aid. Kennedy
and Carl D. Thompson.
70. F., organization of young peo-
pie, wants debate with live literary
or fraternaI society. Address Thos.
Levish, 1921 N. California av.
Douglas PIX. Y. P. S. L. meets,
Douglas Inst, 1852 w. 18th. Newly
elected organizer will present organ
izatiOn plans.
Northwest Side Y. P. S. L. meets
2725 w. Division, $3.50 p. M, Sun.
1890
Washington, March 3.-PriVate adj
vices to war department tended to
discredit stories of easy successes by
General Felix Diaz in his march north
from OaXaca state to Mexico City
Albany, N. vs. hostIers killed and
1 injured when fast freight ran into
saboose of horse train in north yards
of New York Central.
1870
CHI. GRAIN.-Grain and prOvi-
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WHOLESALE Eggs,
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NEW YORK STOCKS Opening
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Fair and colder tonight; lowest tenn
perature about 10 degrees; Saturday
fair with rising temperature; mod