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Momtama Tarmlunb tillalas.-

NV Get beoite Qano Wontona er at fda
rliot Sonrao, Wontana, paa Iette @ilfaor.
s mango SilfGloer bstuler Sonoet zig bet
ferlte Nar. Suur fuar nj fra 20 til so Gu=
lbel meo lueoe pr. acre % arbre Soruiors
ter Sorbolo. Som pg I. for Gem ielp, os
Se pil blipe ouerbepiit ON at Der er plobien,
buor Se tom tieue Fen9c pau sanb, baabe
peb ApIiugen Se faor pad 0uubet o9 paa
bpob Sancet 9aar pp YriS. Ertien toag
er ira S10.0 % opoper, efteriom bet er op=
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SouiO, Dor lis, &nnrob, NtOnt0nd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
aonIuI Subc bicmne iaieu. 3or

jul &. 8. Sohe al ct. Saul, ion,
bar pGret / &orse paa en- forenet
6orrctninaS. % 6crietrr. er netop
fomnrct tilbaec iii Imerifa meo
gmcrifaIinicnS iioitc @aao. Taa
6orcipcrgiel ira "Noroiif Sibenoe"
ON Scr bar nosct / Sc / "Horoman'
Den" % andre BLADE eiensipne Sing
ter ON. at Der ira oanif Solo bleu
1aiort 6crisg paa at fiebe op Mftie'
maicriteten | Den norifc Imerifa'
linie. loarcoe a~onlulen, at ban
fIenStc I'll &psterne, men trceoe lite
Der par noset i Dem. 3pninl &obe.
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Or. Trssbaig blep / 1910 palgt til
Stats ~lellatpr paa TorbuospartietS
&algleobel pg blep pco De 3iber ME-
get omtalt / Inleonillg al, of bans
Wobitonoere beitreo bans Solg og
iorieate at faa Get omltpot, bpilfet
imiolcrtib life lpffeoes. Ifbsbe bar
ipbt / See Gouttp, ST., % oen 13be
December 1867 % bar Ell Ssn al
Or. Snbn 8. T~reSbuug. San blep
Mteoiciner / Chicago og erool,ereoe
/ 1895, pruftlIcreoe fprit / Seras.
@ielcre / Smiu &oaep, Minn., % ii.
ben 1905 / @enlon. San efterla.
Ser Jig Sliitrr, isot Solmitao, og
fire Barn.
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"Tumilicns Maaain". Set iprit

Nlmcr al bette Ntoancosifriit or no
tomnlet mco CT meget rigt Snobolo
intereaIont STicitof % prGgtigc
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s. &oltcr Tubliibiug Company.
WimcapoliS, Der bar ilaaet lit @Iao
"llnabommcns &en" iammen meo
"apinocnS Wtagaiin" ulber oct me
Topn, Mcb Smilae % Ipertisie,
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Sibcr., Y. Y, Nonnina biir itaa.
ci,bc lom &cbaftsr for oct me
Sfriit.
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Fnitpr Sbcuoprc I. Mnitao al

bethesda Wcnigbeo / Sull,tb ienotc
inc lin Hciignotion til Wcnigbcocn
libite Spn0og, Soc Sftober. San
tiltroootc ocnne Wenigbco Den zoe
Oftobcr 1906, 90 er IaaleocS Ell al
De Nreitcr, iom bar pirfct lrn0lt
/ Tltll,th. Fuitor Nllitao bar onta'
get aolb ira %or TrclicrS Wenigbeo
/ MuIfcgon, Wihiaon, og pil til
trroc set | en- npr Srenntio.
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Vaitpr Claf Solen / Bethel NorIf

2iltb. 9irfe / Seattle bar arltaget
aalo fra Den Soreneoe airfe / Ia.
coma, Eaitor S. 8. Sougens for.
rige Menigbeb. SEQ @ptaar ifal
ban opertage 9irfet / lin npe Wte'
nigbeb.
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Eait. Cir. Nnocriun bar taQct ri

Fat. Sbr. MnocrIun bar taQet III
'tco Iom Trcit for 3iolls Wcnigbeo
/ Norb minneapolis, al Sen uorife
Sunobe, Eoitor 3. Guoaic ira
Spring &alcp, @is., ifal miolcrti.
Dig bcticlc Wenigbcbcn. Eoitor Tn.
ocrion bolot lin Nliifeosprroifcn /
Scnon0S. Oct Ifal pTrc Ncni9bc.
0cnH Snitholbcn peo Sorcnin93iooen,
lem or @r,rlbell til, at Voitor Nn.
bcriom ser or imoo Screening paa set
miuUrcnbc @~rnnblo9, bar bcitcnlt iig
til at trTffc lig tilbn9c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
@ur Trcllers Mcniabe0 al s

Splobe / minneapolis bar
nlco ca. 30 StenrnlerS Wtaicritet er-
flGrct, at Den life fan 0nn mco /
Screening melcm De norif- liltberifc
airfeionllunb poa @runolog al "Sp-
Mteni9bcOen b~ctienes al 30
ltor S. ". Erells.
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Noric SocictD | Sarao bapoe Ws

Moric SocietD | Sarge bapbe We.
bc iioite .Sreoag / Ssnner al Norge3
Sol og ioretog blanot ollbet .ogiaa
%olg paa @cltpreIie. I'll Sprma,o
unlgtcS Troieslor s. IS. &aIonb,
&iccformano, q. Gggen; Sefretpr,
2. Salperion; aoSlerer, 6. $. Sos.
nei@. Giterat Sorretningsmebet bar
npcr, por Der en- Iellfabelig Cant
mcnfomIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
Yarf Hegion Guacae.

o'NDs~" SUhNN: wv 49,
lige Gecepfion pe6 Sfoleaarets 9e.
gpnoelie blep boIot / Yarf &egion
Colleges Iubitorium iorriee 9sr.
oagsaften. Seniigten meo en- iaaoan
Tilltelning er beIft at gipe 2Grere
og eleper en- Inle6ning til at BIZ
fjelot oe at giere oct Iaa biemligt
lom ml,lig beb Sfolen. st operra.
'tenoe fort IiltaI Of Stllbenter er
aaereoe anfommet til Sfolen. Ser
er MI omfring 40 olereoe inb-
melot, lom er aoifiQig Here emo
nogcnIinoe for / SfolenS tSiitprie
paa famine Sib al garet, oplpIer IS.
3. llgebl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

fige Wsoer. Gorbunbets WaaI ffaI
bore at arbeibe for SamboIo %
600 Gorftaaelie bIanot ben norife 9e.
I 9ulutb, iamt beo Gam.
meniliitning af norife Sorcninger os
at fremme De Sing, iom fan
bore til @apn % bapbe getponing
for WorbmRnbene / gpen.
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Den nurife Mmerifalinie

OtH HUITIt lVIultHJe' STplBt
Telegram fra Sopebfontoret | Sri.
%iIiania til 2iniens Gbicasofontor, %.
teret ben lite Sftober, par arrien
paa &iniens- @ftier paa ariitiania
@srS oa $50 pGt. eIler $194.40 pr.
Iftie.
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Snncebpru.S tnbcnter.

ira &outboro, Yiiun., earle %
CLAUDE Sobbcritob, ituocrer iaar
pco Naruorb llnipcriitet. Gn treble
@rooer, Srpol Sabberitao, f%rcfpen-
tcrcbc "Sbc &orton Sd)ool Of 81
nance nnb Commerce" peb Fcnnipl-
panin llnipcriitct, bpor tiaigc Ell an.
ben Sonc2boro @ut, &ulbcrt NclIou,
cr Stuocnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

StHalgs.-80 Ncres 6arm /
Sennepin Co., Il Mi! fra Centrum uf
MStnneapolis, 6 Wil fra R~obbinsbale. 1
Nlil til Stole og Strife. 9pt moberne @aas
ninssbus os npe llbbu~sbpgninoer. 1ris
$4,000 Sor n9rnere llnoerretnino "trip
til Gteren, Robert Soreuien, 81, Dor 100,
R~pbbiusbale, Wiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

Taitor Olaf @repif, Sismanbs.
preit / @alpeston, Seros, er falbt til
at pifariere / Sbompior, ga, We.
nigbeb al Den norife Spnobe, Yait.
WolminS aalb, mebens Tait. Wtal'
min er Heoaftsr for "2iltberif Stir.
fetiocnoc".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
Gari Mnbi bsb. aari Subj, f

Tor nogle Mar lioelt panot Jig oolfil-
lig gin lom "2nngleifIpiaerife", bsoe
iorrigc Sprsoag poa @amlebiemmet
/ Stouabton, II Iar aamnlcl. Sum
fom til Nloerbomsbicnmet fra Gl.
BON 2afe, Winn., for omtrent Ter
gar iiocrl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

mcrf.-Tet er MT abiplut ~Iiffert
~ at ben npe Sernbaue 'tol bp9geS 9iens
mem cafe Balm, Wontora, til Sommeren.
&ieb I'LL fereno bet suar op Fris. @rturs
iion 24be Oft. Silet bars $3.50. Sfrip
itrar til Sans allen, Reb @in9, Mtinn., i'll
core ELLEN gdnb Company.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

StliaIgs.-gt Weieri, beli99en=
- be As 0til peitenipr Dtinneapolis Gp9z
ming 70x24 msb 6ieoelrnm. alt Malfineri
er tibsmGsiist % iisriteflasie5 %6orfotnins {;
iortriuli9t Meieriitreo. Sor Fris os &i!s
faar t~ilitrip Gieren, s.. q. Snution, Sefer,
Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

"Vpfen"s encfe Msenter er oens aarrIe
Iborineitter. oerfor fan pi' tiIbp fau oproifiIoe
9r9uier til sIbonnentfanrIere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
Ut nprif NorbunS err unoer Sp

telling / SuIlth, Winn. Sorbun.
Oct cmin!tcr ale norifc Scrcninacr
% airfciamiuno, iom pcbtaacr bets
aonititution, iom bar minbii 20 of.
tipe Weblemmer % bolber Regimes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

Siialgs.-Sarme / Den ifanbi=
n%apiite 8oloui Norse. @ir9inia. Seiz
li9t Slimat, gobt &orb, G Ntdrfeo. Nor
uGrurere llnoerretuing ~tilitriu @bas. ans
berion, Hprae, Girqinid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

Stfal9s.-16 Icres Tarm peb
6rooflton, Minu., for $40 pr. scre.
Silifrtp Sobn @ip, 1888 6. 24tb Ctr,
Winne applis, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

Stfalgs. Gel improved 100
acres 6arm Iisgeube iub til gpen
Rafe, Soma, til s145. 90 pr. gcres, ON iolgt
inben fort Sib. 9ette Gilfoar. Sarmers
5ruit & Carvings Sauf, Sufialo Center,
Soma.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Be Pretty! Turn
Gray Hair Dark
Look youngl Nobody can tell
if you use Grandmother's
recipe of Sage Tea
- and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea
and Sulphur. properly compounded. brings
back the natural color and lustre to the
hair when faded. streaked or gray. Years
ago the only way to get tnis mixture was
to make II at home. which is n1ussy and
troublesome. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for "wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" you will get a large
bottle OF this famous old recipe. improved
by the addition OF other ingredients, FOL
about 30 cents.
Don't stay gray! Try IL! No one can
possibly tell that you darkened your hair.
as II does It so naturally and evenly. You
dampen a sponge or soft brush with It
and draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time; by morning
the gray hair disappears, and after
another application or two. your hair be-
comes beautifully Clark. glossy and at
tractive.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
Is delightful toilet requisite for those
who desire dark hair and youthful ap.
pearance 1t is not intended for the cure.
mitigation or prevention of disease
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

1T 10. Sermon at H. by Rev. Walter y.
CreenntRn, minister OF the Unitarian
church Of Milwaukee.
miscellaneous.
A. Moose hall South side. Sunday
school Of 10. Preaching az n and 1:3o.
There will be- splritualists' religious
services Sunday evening at O'Clock at
ais Douglas street
National Fonteuelle Spiritual. .iil Cum
ing, Mrs Ella Gardiner NJ ssage Bearer
Services. evening. S.l6.
The Associated Bible Students meet in
Lyric building. Nineteenth and Farnam.
al 2 .. =. Luce will lecture on The
Rock Foundation
Church Of Life. SIS North Eighteenth
Mrs. v. A. Bell will lecture AZ 7:30 y. m.
on The old Red Dragon" or The
Cause OF the War"
First Progressive spiritUslist. 1916
Harney-Re gular services followed by
messages. every Sunday evening. AT s.
Regular ruessare service every Friday
ReorganiEed CHURCH 81 Jesus Christ Of
LITER nsy Saints TTsn.y-fcsyth "a S md
service at II, Relisio at e3l. Preach
Peoples. SIS North Eighteenth Rev.
Cr7arles w Ssvidpe Pastor Morning.
Make No Compromise With Sin Even
ing. Christ Offers Pest 70 All Who Come
tn Him" Sunday school at noon. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
evenin~ ~ s.
United Prcthren. Ni7etepr'N end 10th
rop. w O. Jones. Pastor--"T'he Cali ~
Cod Prd the World to TIE twentieth
Cer'u'v Chnrth." az II. Evening, 40.
CHRISTIAN Fndoavor at esN Rible study.
prayer and workers conference Wednes-
dav evening at s. Ladies Gym class
Monday evening. 20 o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

worship at 7:so. Midweek service wednes-
cay evening at S.
North. Twenty-fourth and Writ. Rev.
NJ. V. Higbee, Pastor-The pastor will
y45. Fellowship meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:4S.
Westminster. Mason and Twenty-ninth.
Rev. j. Frank Young. Pastor-,Morning
worship at 1890. Bible school at 1.
90 Chr,s'iHn Endesvor at 4. Senior
Christian Endeavor at $40. Evening
worship at 7.So, a service of Chris laI
cong t4e lastor Will speak on The
service Wednesday evening at Ti5
{ astelar. Sixteenth and CASTELAR,, Rev.
G =. .IOek rHstor-Services at II and
I;N. Sabbath school at .9:t5. Junior
Shristian Endeavor q: .. intermediate
Christian Endeavor at s. Senior Chris
tian Endeavor at $50. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at $50
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth,
Rev. Robert Karr. Pastor-Sunday school
with adult Bible classes at $50. Sermon
az loS by Rev. Charles Baskerville
Junior Endeevor meeting at 8. Christian
Endeavor prayer meeting at $50 Sermon
by the pastor at 7:45.
Central. Twenty-fourth and Dodge.
Il: 80. sermon by the pastor "Honoring
the Lord With Our Money" SABBATH
school at noon. Young Peoples meeting,
$3.50. Evening worship, 7:36. address by
Rev. d. s. oyler. missionary TO the
sullaks OF. the Egyptian Sudan.
Covenant, Pratt and Twenty-seventh
Rev. Charles II. Fleming, PASTORAL
1920. Men of the Bible who Hesitated-
David Bible school at noon. Endeavo,
az $50. At $780, The Credentials OF Dan
lei. the Prophet" This is the first OF I
| Sunday evening series on prophecy
\ "Wednesday evening at 8.
! Unitarian.
| Sunday services IN Turnin h.it rr.......
eighth and Farnam. Bible study classes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

Necessity" 3. service in German by Rev.
Wiegman. 7.30. Mans Contrast 10 God.
Sunday school. 9:i5. Christian Endeavo'
at 6;i5.
Trinity. Twenty-flfth street and Ames
Avenue, Rev. G. O. Bloomquist, Pastor
Sundly school ut 10. Services at II and
q: 30 Swedish language used only at tho
Sunday MOI ming service. Tuesday even
ing the Luther league meets Mt the home
OF MISS lNersOn, VI, y-seVentn street ana
Ames avenue.
Grace Erglsh ia2e South Twonty-sixth
Street G. n. Swihart, Minister-li. Tho
Mystery OF the Cross s, Looking Up
warus Gong Forward" Sunday school
at $50. Luther league at 4. Special
Grace Lutheran branch Sunday school,
bail. West J eavenworth and Forty-eighth
street at 2:eo.
81. Matthews English. Nineteenth AMI
Castelar,. Rev. q. w. Snyder. Pastor,
Luther league service 1850, subject,
building Houses OF God, Sunday
school az 10, subject, The First Chris
and Ladies' Aid society will met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. N. G. Neniss, 25il
South Twentieth street.
Salem Swedish. s2is South Twenty
school at s:t5; morning service at ii,
fny fropnccles 'Ol eirists suffering
for the Sins OF the World" Evening. y,
Represents tives OF Unrighteousness and
trayal OF Christ" Trustee meeting,
Tucsday. 1880 Luther Choral society,
Tuesday 3. Salem Ladies' society, Thurs
derson 2s02 Garrison avenue. Conflrma-
tion ciass Saturday at 9.45.
Our Saviors Norwegian-Da TWEEN
| ty-eixth and Hamilton. Rev. NJ. W. Hal
yerson. Pastor -Norwe CLAN Danish CONF
munloa service at II conducted by Rev.
Isangseth OF Hazard, Neb.. sermon In
English by Rev. o, wrolstad Of Kansas
'samltaie." or discussion meeting. Rev.
lt.s,ehes OF Newman Grove introduces
1 the topic based on Matthew 6:Ss. La
dies Aid Thursday afternoon In the
evsnlng? confirmant instruction AT 8.
| Kountze Memorial. Farnam street and
1'wenty-alxth Avenue. Rev. Oliver d.
Baltzly, Pastor. Rev &. Franklin Koch,
Associate Paslor-Mornng worship at II
stricksn savior" Eveniag worship al :.
Making Light OF MRhty Things" sun
day echool az s.i6. oscar p. Goodman,
superintendent. Luther league at Z.
fourth street and Ames avenue. preaehing
! ct 3.f5 by Rev. Koch. Sowing and Reap
Ing" Lenten service Wednesday at s.
Zion English. Thlrty-sixth Street and
In fayette Avenue, A. 7. Lorlmer. Pastor
| Father Forgive Them for They Know
not What They Do" Anthem by choir
God So Loved the World. stainer
Solo, THE Ninety and Nine" Edward
Campien. Miss Sophie Johnson. ''The
Nasf tfnr"N'bered ThronR" Greig CON-
stanine oden Miss Eva Nelson. organ
list. Constantine Odtn. director. The
trustees will meet Monday even.ng sun.
day school teachers will meet Tuesday
evening, Midwcek prayer service Wedn's-
Gay evening, Choir rehearsal Friday
Ievening Confirmation class win met
Saturday morning At 10. Mrs. Gust Mel
son Will entertain the Ladies' Aid n the
Iehureh parlors Thursday afternoon,
Methodist.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
lent Begins Wednesday and Will
Be Observed with the Usual
and Customary Services.
SEASON FOR FAST AND PRAYER

With the coming OF Ash Wednesday
next week the usual Lenten season will
be ushercd IN 20 be observed by the re-
ligious denominations that take account
Of that season OF fasting and prayer As
has been the custom In past years, d.
vine services will be held. members Of
the churches observing Lent 10 the letter
will HE themselves away from the round
81 social pleasures and abstain from In
dulging in pastimes that arc permissible
At other times.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

NEW ORLEANS La. March A fi--
Their rise I'm the water covering the black
section n rorttrrn Louisiana was re-
ported tonivht Litfie relief was granted
the Tnarooned persons in the isolated dis
frfCta
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
"ChscISen Joe" Must Hang.

Z JOLIET, Ill, March 4-"Chicken joe
Campbell was denied new trial today
and sentenced to he henged April n for
the murder Of Odette Allen, wife OF the
former warden OF the state penitentiary
here,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

OTTAWA. ont. March 4..-The famous
stallion Ann,er. under whose feet Miss
Dawson, tho suffra gette, lost Ter life at
the Derby OF 1918 has been presented 10
Cansda by the king OF England for
bree ding OF remounts.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
The A. 0. u. w. (
of NEBRASKA

Of
o n
S n 81 yearsith has been
o of Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Methodist.

McCsbe. Firty-first and Famam. W. II.
Underwood, PastSr-Morning worship at
IL. Evening worship at 1880 sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

There A. L. W. lodge vicinity
Make application odaywhe health will allow
memberhip-o officer
No certificate $4,000 member
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

The Swedish Baptist church. South side.
having Just completed the remodeling Of
the church, special services viii be held
Sunday. Lawrence Arlander gospel
singer will be present and have charge
Of the music.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
What This Reliable Insurance Will
Cost You Per Month.

Following table showing the monthly Insurance
g. o. L. W. members The adequate
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

First Church. 81. Mary's Avenue and
Twenty-fourth Street-Services at II and
s Subject. MAN" Sunday school 1.-TWO
sesslons). s;B and II. Wednesday evening
meeting AZ s.
second Church. Dundee Hall. Under
wood Avenue and Fiftieth street-ser-
vice ~ II subject. Man" Sunday
ing at g.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

ST. Pauis. INenty-ntth and EVane.
Rev. ~ r. Otto. Pastor-Services at 10
Glasses OF HeaTers' Sunday school 1850
10 fg.30 YOUNG Peoples Bible study
I~eeting Wednesday az s. Demanding
iish school. J. fllgendorf. teacher
Gass. Rev. Emil q. Chislund, Pastor
Ser,c &c OF 10 Sunday school ii:f5. Com
mrnion al a. New members will be adj
liitd NJ this service.
- -t~-'4 panfsh Tr-enfv-second
49, ..siay t.-uOoi al f..d. oeTF zee az
fo sO BiDle meeting, tli Burdette street
~ a Services az S.iA
81 Marks English, Twentieth and Bur
Asffe. u Groh. Pastor-u. "christs SUI
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

First. Twenty-sixth and Harvey,
Charles T. Cobbey, PASTORAL II, "Csods
Fellowship Al 7.S0. victorious Death"
intermediate and senior Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeevor, e;B. Junior
deavor at II. Bible school 81 s;b.
North side. Twenty-second and Lo-
fhrop. George L. Peters. Pastor--Rible
school at $3.50; morning service at 1880;
theme, Forty Years OF Service." At
ESQ THE Man Who Lost His Chance ="
EndeRvor services, intermediate, at 5;
senior al SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
Congregational.


Grace United. Camden and Twenty
seventh, Thomas ~. Evans, Pastor
Preaching at II and 80. Sunday school
at 10 keystone League OF Christian En-
deavor at $50.
First United. sts0 Franklin. Ira Nc
Bride. Pastor-Moruing sermon at H.
Evening sermon, 7.5o Sunday school seq
sion. 10. Junior league. $50. =. II. john
lNrs Franz In charge. Senior league. ESQ
TX r. &. r. business meeting Monday
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday
kvening al the church. followed by choir
Practice Y. r. n. 3. meets Thursday
evening et the home OF Nels Segard. SCI
south T>wenty-fifth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

The Covenant Presbyterian church,
Pratt and Twenty-seventh streets, an
nounces a Sunday evenirS series Of ser
mons on Prophecy based on the life
and book Of Daniel Daniel for the old
and the Revelation Of John for the New
Testament, arc asserted 20 be keys to
the future. wonderfully illuminated by
the present world war. But Daniel should
be studied first
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

A special musical service will be held
Sunday evening at Trinity cathedral
starting at 7:9n. The service will consist
Of music by the choir and soIoists. Ben
Stanley Is the organist.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-04-07
WILL THERE BE TWO lew.
ISH CONGRESSES?

The Jewish Congress that has been
decided on at the recent Philadelphia
Conference presupposes a United
American Jewry. Otherwise the Con-
gress will be no Congress at all, ex-
cept in name, and will surely fail of
it's object. But so far, in addition to
certain element of the Jewish work.
ing people, the following influential
and important bodies have remained
aloof from the movement: The I. O.
B. B. with a membership of over
10000 in this country; the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
comprising almost all the Reform con-
gregations of this country; the Fed
Grafton Of Sisterl1oods, the Auxiliary
of the above named Union; the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women; the Central
Conference Of American Rabbis, with
its membership of over 200; and the
American Jewish Committee.
Now. suppose these bodies and
others that have also failed to identify
themselves with the Congress agita-
ton should come together and hold
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up with the idea of the divine. In a
world of mere blind chance and brute
force it matters not whether Jews re-
main Jews, or whether they change
their names and affiliate with some
other group.
At the same time let us congratulate
ourselves on the progress Zionism
has lately been making in the Twin
Cities. AS we have always main
tanned, given a few earnest workers in
each community, workers who give all
their spare time and energy to this
one cause, leaving all other fields to
other workers, and Zionism will be
we'll taken care of. The idea Of bring
ing in the course Of the year several
prominent leaders and propagandists
is also working out admirably. Each
propaganda by using his own pc
cl1liar manner, reaches and impresses
a different element in the community.
DR.. Shmarya Levin influenced some;
DR.. Kallen opened the minds of
others. Our next VISITOR whoever he
may be, will surely convince still
others. Thus will the movement
grow.
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TITT1
EDI 1T0RIAL
ANOTHER OST FOR
ZIONISTS

The visit of DR.. Horace Kallen of
the University Of Wisconsin in the
Twin Cities has resulted in a great
boost for Zionism. His attractive and
winning personality, his clear-cut
style of address, his logic, his appeal
to the head instead of the heart of the
auditor, has won new group of adj
herents, or, at least interested students
for the movement His presentation
Of Zionism is calculated to evoke the
sympathies of those who are unre
sponsive to Judaism's religious appeal,
and yet cannot entirely suppress their
JeWishness. There is a considerable
number of such people in every Jew
ish community nowadays, especially
among the cultured and thinking men,
bers of the gentle SEX After all the
nationalist idea is more easily grasped
and more readily reconciled with the
actual conditions of Our life than Juda-
ism's religious appeal. That, how
ever, is not Judalsms fault.
To us Zio1lism divorced from the re-
ligious idea is an altogether useless
and unnecessary makeshift And by
the religious idea we do not mean the
Temple with its sacrifices, or any
ceremonialism, or strait-laced legal
ism, but the ideal values Of life in
terms of divine law. Zionism is of
Importance only in SO far as a rena-
tionalization will enable Jews individ-
TALLY and collectively to devote them
selves to their divinely appointed task
of establishing better social order on
the foundation of righteousness. But
Righteousness, better social order
and similar ideals, are intimately bound
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