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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
Lionel Montagu Wounded.

In the list of wounded officers is
sued by the English Admiralty re-
Gently appears the name of Captain
Lionel Montagu, Royal Marines,
youngest brother of Lord Swayth-
ling. Captain Montagu was born
in 1888, and was educated at New
College, Oxford, where he took his
M. A. degree in 1911. He has held
captains commission in the Royal
Marines since September p, 1915.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

]. B. Levner, a well-known Rus
sian rabbi and pedagogue, died in
Lugansk, in the province of Eka-
terinoslav, at the age of fifty-fve
His whole life was devoted to the
problem of Jewish education, and
he produced many works in that
field. The best known of his works,
which is also extensively used in
this country, is "Kol Agadot Israel"
a collection of Jewish legends, in
simple style for children. In his
later years he edited a periodical
for children, which also enjoyed
great popularity.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
Polish Jews Organize For Com
munal Elections.

There is feverish activity in the
various Jewish communities of Po-
land with the purpose of organizing
themselves so as to benefit by the
communal elections that will soon
take place. The orthodox element
of the community, including also the
Hasidim, quickly formed itself into
strong organization in order to OPP
pose the election of any of the assim-
ilationists or liberals. The first act
of the orthodox party was to send
a strong protest to the German au
thorities against the provision of the
Polish officials compelling Jews to
keep closed their business places on
Sunday.
DR.. Haas, Jew and a member of
the German Reichstag, who has been
appointed by the German Govern
ment to assist the Jews of Poland
in their work of organizing, declared
that the Polish Constitution guaran-
tees full religious liberty to the Jews.
He said that the orthodox Jews are
very we'll pleased with the new re-
gime, and that the Poles themselves
are beginning to recognize the fair
ness and justice of the provisions.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
December 20, 1916.

manship of Nine. DR.. Warburg.
The producing of embroideries is be-
ing continued in Jerusalem and Jaffa
and a great many girls are employed
in this work. The sale of the en-
broideries in Europe has been de-
creased on account of the war.
While the sale netted, in 1914, 10000
marks, it decreased to 1000 marks
in 1915.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
Italian Rabbis For Tripoli.

Because of the constant quarrels
regarding the position of the rabbin-
ate in Tripoli, the Italian Govern
ment decided that the post shall in
the future be filled only by Italian
Rabbis, and not by natives of the
colony.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

Lieutenant A. Levy, of the Cana
dian Infantry, was awarded the Mil
itary Cross for conspicuous gallantry
in action. He carried out a valuable
reconnaissance under heavy fire.
Later he guided the attacking COM
pany with great skill, and continued
with the company until the objective
was gained.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

For the ninth consecutive term
the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of
Masons has elected Mr.. Isaac Hass-
Ter, of Philadelphia, as grand treas
urer.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

Mr. H. H. Kohn, of Anna, ILL.,, is
mentioned as a strong possibility
for appointment to the State Utility
Commission. The position carries
with it an annual salary of $4,000.
Mr.. kohn, who is banker and mer-
chant, was at one time chairman of
the Southern Illinois Hospital Board.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

DIR. Simon Flexner, Director of
the Rockefeller Institute for Medi-
cal Research of New York, has been
elected foreign associate member Of
the French Academy of Medicine
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

Professor Abraham Goddard, of
the Natural History Department of
the College of the City of New York,
has been invited by the Carnegie In
stitution to accompany it's expedition
to the Samoan and Fiji Islands,
starting February l.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

Percy Peixotto, general represent
tative of the American international
Corporation for France and that
country's colonies, left for Paris,
Monday. He is president of the
American Chamber of Commerce in
Paris and director general in France
for the Equitable Life Assurance
Society.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

A bas relief of Justice Brandeis
was presented to him on the occa-
sion of his sixtieth birthday by Miss
Bashka Paeff, the Jewish sculptress
of Boston. Miss Paeff made a spe-
cial trip to Washington to make the
presentation.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

The annual meeting of the Union
of Jewish Women for Cultural Work
in Palestine took place recently in
Berlin, Germany, under the chair
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

The Jewish Hospital in Haifa has
been closed because the superintend
ent, Dr. Auerbach, has been called
to the cOlors.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLA
NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWHERE

Shortly before his death Sholom
Aleicham recorded a number of his
short sketches for the talking ma
chine. The first of these records has
just been issued by the Victor Talk
ing Machine Company.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

Nathan Eckstein has been elected
a member of the School Board of
Seattle, Wash.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

Miss Eleanor Cohen, of Baltimore,
Md, has arranged to give, as mem
orial for her parents the sum of
$1,000 for the care of school children
in Palestine.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

Through the efforts of M. Nahum
Slousch, the French Resident-Gen-
eral in Morocco has decided to reor-
ganize the local courts of justice,
which are now in the hands of the
Arabs, who, as a rule, deal uni Justly
with Jews who appear before them.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

George Mohr, of Seattle, WASH,
who has been studying medicine at
Rush Medical School, in Chicago,
ILL.,, has been appointed instructor
in the department of anatomy at the
University of Illinois. Mohr is but
twenty-one years old.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

At the elections held last week in
Maiden, Mass, three Jewish mem
bers-Louis Harrison, Benjamin ].
Schoolman and Louis Luftman-
were elected to the City Council.
Councilman Harrison was reelected
for the third time
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

The Hazefirah reports that both
Bialik, the famous Hebrew poet, and
]. Klausner, the Hebrew writer, both
of Odessa, have been conscripted in
the Russian army.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

Georg Brandes, the famous Dan
ish critic and writer, published a
strong article in the Copenhagen
Politiken against the attempt of the
English Ministry to coerce Russian
Jews to Join the British army
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

him the Aeicham of
birthday by Miss short sketches for the talking 1917
Jewish scupress chine The first of these records has
made been issued by the Victor Talk
make the Machine Company b. IeVner'
sian rabbi and pc
Jewish Hospital in Haa has ta - ny
ohen OF Baltimore been closed because the supenend
to give Dr. Auerbah has been called rob Of e
ren the sum OF the coors. te nroduoed non
e OF scnool cnnoren field The best KIN
For ninthco term which is
the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge OF this is *
in has been elected Je
'oo Do'u u e of Philadelphia grand style for
for children viii
Anna Ill., Levy popularity:
strong possibility dian Infantry, awarded the Mil
the State Utility gaanry
position He carried out valuable Of u
banker and guided attacking t1 n b
chairman of SKILL and continued
~ ~ ~ wat' rne fV ~ " ' Youngest brother
was sanleo' ling Captain Nc
Institute for Md Italian Rabbis Tripol 1902 @ ana was
York. has been Because OF the constant qua NJ A. 19
regarding the position of the abbn
of Medicine ate in Inpo the Italian Govern
mentde decided that the post shall in
h c,af1 x filled only Italian prsh 1a cra
DRY Department of 1 anu NV ~ ~ y wy munal E.
lily OF ne" YORK. There is feveris
Oy ue carnegie IN Jewish
expedition Through the efforts OF NJ Nahum land with the nurn
ri; ResidentCn au WIFI e pup
ana rl islands, Aoo hoe decided reor themselves
~ : h 1oo,1 courts ~ nst;ce election
-, n the hands of the take pace me
held last week !" rule deal unusty ue
he Jewish 1u who ,nno,r Hasidim quickly
rison, Benjamin j. strong organzai
Louis Luftman pose the election of
Georg Brande the famous Dan
h and published
article in the Copenhagen strong protest c
Poitken against the attempt of the thorites against tn
that nghh Ministry TO coee Nusn Polish officials
ahra, roa the British keen closed
Hebrew writer both Sunday
been conscped in George Mohr Wash, Dr. Haas Jew
who has been studying medicine at the German Reichs
RushM Medical School, in Chicago, appointed by
general reneen Ill., appointed instructor ment
department OF anatomy at the
France and that University Moh that the
es left for Paris twentyone old full religious
president of the he SAID hat "e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
3wlden 2Sillon uro oeu %oltsurtretern
Nmtli6e benti6t Grfldrung

Serlln, L. U(Qr3.
9elttldlanos Sronlenoria, bos err
flort, baB belpoffnete Sdliifobrer IN
3,lfllnit nIs ariegsihifie betro6tet
reroen ipiiroen, 0noert Die &eripre-
dlungem Die Sotihafter @rai &ern-
itorff Der nnlerifaniiden Sfegierung
gob, in feiner Siniid)t erflart 6rei-
berr Waunm BON Sdlmar5enitein pom
Ausmortigen glmt belite Dem &ertre-
fer Der llltiteO EreB gegenilber.
u9lls 0elltl6lnno ielle 8eriprehun=
gen madte", fubr er tort, nlieB es iid)
niht trGumen, oaB Die britiIhe 3ie.
gierllng Gauffabrer anmeiien mliroe,
offeniip bor5ueeben. 9esbolb miiiien
siuei oel,tihe @rflarungen uuseinan-
ser gebalten iperoen. Gie erIte. Die
9otidofter @rof 8ernitorif obeab,
be5iebt iih alif Tuiiagieroanlpfer, oie,
cntipredeno Dem 8olferreht, nibt 5ll
Gffeniibameden beipoffnet iiilo. 9as
Slpeite 4romemoria be5iebt iib allf
Sdiffe, oie, Dem Solferredt 5ltpi-
Der, gu Sffeniip5ipeden belpoffnet
iin0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
&nblanos ,Grwaden
Noi10oil, I. Wtdr3.

SpiiOpHs l. -SthL0.
Ser rriiiide Ganta Erdlioent
Rob8ianfo be5eidnete, pie aus Ee-
tcrsburg beridtet miro, ben sc.
eemmGrtisen 9rieg OILS einen Segen
fiir HuBlallb, neil er oelien Grlpoden
peranIoBt babe. 3ur5eit, laate &oo-
5ionfo, berriht Irbcit uno Still.
ihweigen Dor, nah Dem arieg abcr
lreroe in &uBlano elm politiider
Sriibling anbreden: es neroe nit
Dem oItet &onicrpotisntus borbei
ieir, &ilBlanb merbe Heoefreibeit unb
cine SoItsnertretung uno elm ipitnOer.
bores @ad)stbitm beginner. 9lu oies
meroe obue Gepoliltion bon iid eeben.
!onalenl aiif friebliden1 @ege. slber
ca iei ourhous auseeidlolien, bob
hem 8olfe fpeiterbin oie Geoefreibeit
DorentboIten iperoen fonllte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
Wfiaionenfemer 1T WsOntreal,
Canada.
Wiontreol, Gonooo. 1. Wt1ra

Mfontreol. Canada, 1. WtGrs
Ser @rano 8obnbof, eir1es Ger
GIteiten 9uuten in Ntpntreal, aa-
nooa, lit bur6 5euer 5eritort NOR
oen, mel6es Wtittlpoh friib aus unbe-
fonrtter llria6e eleid5eitig on per
lhiebenen Stellen mlsbra6. 9lls Der
erite glarnl obgegeben puroe, bottG
Ser 8rono bereits einen oerarti9en
l(miuig ongellommen, 6oB es Der
6eueripebr irnnto9li6 mar, Dem Sic.
ntent @inbolt 81 gebieten.
Gos rieiige @ebouoe, in meldenl
lngebeure Wengen sSrodtglt unr
@epGd Iagerten lit in einen glidell'
baufen perpanoelt moroen. 3ablrei.
dlegiienbabn5iiee gingen ebenfulls III
Sen 6laninen nitf. Gs iheint ME.
|nlono ungefonumen su iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
Scr nenc Sandboot Srieg pinttlid bcgonncn; 5wci
britii6e 9ampfrr 0ic ufcu Spfer. ga
Groueucc" ilu Wfittclmccr ucrienft.
Sorteeiette Grfolee Ger Deutiden in oen Kdmpfer
bel Deroun Deutid2e 2lrtilerie 1hiest
oas itarfe 8olperf De Daur
pollltdnoe 3ulammer.

Seeidifiobrt lit proerammm1big be.
onnncn moroen. SSn Der gtaht POM
%. 5ebriiar gum 1. Mara ioIlte Die
Oroer III Sroit treten, uno bereits
ppr II llbr mittogS mar Die Gluloe
non Der 8erienfilne 5mcier @anoels4
oampfer III Gonoon eingetroiIen.
I Shornabp un0 Wtolplno.
Sou Der 8eloeung Der Sbornahl
ideinen ,llr penige Eerionen Gerettct
5l lein; liber Die Wtenidenperlllte bel
Der &ericnfung Ser Molminn, Die nt
Scr aiiite BON Sent nidlt melt bon
Der Miln0lng Der 8bcluie. erfoIgtc.
III nidts gemel0et moroen. 9ei0c
Iompier maren Srohtid)iife; 1born.
abD befauo lid aiif scr Jabrt uon
Cumberland nod Golerno. 81 Die
1olnpier nrnlirt maren. o0er oh tic
nor ober nod Dtitternaht nerlenti
lpuroen, lit nidt ongeaebai.
Plus Ger SdnellIgteit, nit melher
ser neitc 5nuhbootfriee eillgeleiiei
luitroe, ihlleBt man in Son0on, ot,b
Gcutidlanb feline Sauhhoote ihou I'M
poraus aelhidt botte, nit Der
Croer, nad abIouf Der @nooenfriit
iofort Sogb ouf feinbIihe '0onOeIS.
Oonpfer SIT MAIDEN. Die Welourq
ron Der ScrienflIna Ser beiben Gnn-
pier bat 1roBegeltiirbung in 3eeber.
freiien berborgerllfen ino oo5u &c.
fiibrt, ooB Die @erIideriingsroten 10.
tort in bie oobe ginaen.
aPon idGtt, bob iih icbt minbc.
itens Elm 9ueeno oeutlbe 5ouhbootc
in britiid,en @elpolieru, pomgltlonti.
iden O5con bis 5ur 9toroiee, beiill-
cen.
0ton bciiirhtet, ooB Die erIte ero.
bere 1rnaooie, iolls es 5u elmer fol-
den tonlit, i'm Wittelmeer eintreten
miro. mo Die 3obI DER oeittihen uno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
sT5 Suiten nn6 Grfaltnns fiub ae'
f16rtidl.

gIur uenige bon lms begreiien bic
6iefabr BON 5uiten uno @rfdltungen.
sir bolten iie filr getpobnlide uno
hornIoie 2ei6en. llno bod er3db.
len uns Statiitifer 6ob jeoe brittle
9ierion on elmer 2unaenfrontbeit
i,irbt. @ei1brIide Sails. uno &un.
Gcrltrantbeiten foIgen elmer nernad.
tGiiigten Grf1ltltng. gSenn unier
a0rper NIT Grf1ltuneen fdutprt 70
fam feline before 9iilfe gegeben oils
9r. Sings 0erp 3iscooeru. Seine
Cite bot iih befpabrt bel 9Ilt uno
Sung. Sn 8ebroud) felt ii6er 40
2obren. aou'en Sic beiite cine
Sloife. Germeioen Sie Die @eiobr
zines 2ingenleioens. 9potbefen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
2ic GinId,licfnns SerOnus iOrtseiett
2onooil, I. Wfnr5.

Sonoon l. Wtar5.
Sehs Wteilen norooitIid bis
0Itlid) bon Serbun ridtet lid Der sIn-
griff Der 4rmee oes oeutihen aron-
prin5en jeet eegen Die Sorts 8our
Mno Sobonnes; nuBerbem beldieBen
hie 9elltihen Die fron5oitiden StAs
lunqen ON Der @abnIinie BON 8eroun
noh Net NIT ibmeren (Selhuten, Die
lie BON Gtoin Derongelhofft bdben
SIZE sSron5olen leiiten bel Der 9abn-
Ilation Sir (oItIiA pon6ortS apmnes)
ibren bouptid6lidIten @ioerltano; !;
cbenio ioaen nod Barrier 9erldten
ole @eid)iiee oeS Sorts Sapannes an-
oriff auf 9lngriff gon5er oelltlher
9ri9ooen abgemieIen 5ober1.
9foroIib ltno iiiolid pon Der gabr-
iinie greift Ole aronprin5en. Armee IN
Sem 8eltrebell, oos gieb mn $ero1n
nod enger 81 5ieben nit nnpernin-
oerter 9eftigteit an. Sii0lih BON
1ieppe riifen Die Oeutihen auf Sort
S,our Dor, pobei iie eitl fiirdterilfes
@eihiitfeiter entipideln, oas bon Der
Iron50iild)en Seite nidt miilber leb.
bait ermioert miro. Sic orei5ebn
NeiIen iliboltlid bon Gerbun gelegc.
ne Stnbt sSresnes. elm mid)tigerStra
Renfnotenpunft, lit 81 5nei Drittelu
bon ben Oelttid,en erngelhlolien; 5mci
WteiIen iioromeitlidb oouon lit bel
Worbeulles Elm beftiaer aanlpf i'm
@onge, bob Die Sronaoien ben 2ellt
iden nieoer 81 entreiBen iuden. um
ibre Sront bel Sresnes 5l peritdrfcn
9toh oen Iebten Depeihen ans Go-
ris bolten Die Sron5oicn nod ibrc
iSrort oht Meilen norblih BON Scr
GUN, ober oos innner mebr 5unebntens
DC 8eihnsfelter BORT loBt ouf elnen
balbieen neuen oeiltihen @orItob &c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
Siertt benti9e 8riessanleibe
glmiteroont, /. MGr5.

Die @in5eihningsIiIten fiir Die
rierte oeitide Sriegsanleibe peroen
pom a. bis %. Wdrs ulisliegen.
Gieie glnIcibe miro in ooppelter S5ornt
ousaeaeben peroen. Sic beltebt aus
fiinfpro3entigen anleibepopieren, Die
ann aurle BON $3.50 gegeben fperoen
ilno big 1924 untiinobnr 'ino, meiter
ous Observation-Disclosures 5entigenShot-
ontgiheinen, sic nit einem Surs BON
90 oufaeIeot peroen. Gum 8ned
Der Rid5oblilns iiilb iie in 10 Serien
einaetbeiIt. esn Der 3eit ron 1928 big
1882 piro jdbrlid cine Serie einge-
LIT.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
s6limmes Grnbenmnqliif.
&rnlpton.

9cmpton ". go, 20. 6e5r.
Bei elmer Brubenerploiion inn
gerguerf Der ,Gubis Goal ono Gofc,
Gonlponp" in S{ertpton. 8. ga.
nuroen iiini5cbn Wann aeto0tet uno'
iitnf ifiper berlett. 2lae0pfer nureie
@usIGnoer. 2ie 2eihen nuroen ee~.
borgen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
grnente glufldiebmg.

NpHUUH, ]. W(uT8.
7ie Gurhiiibrune bon Srlanos
Some Rule" @eies, 6ns tltr5 boz
Grieqsousbruh CUR 2tnnabme seIong.
te. mur0e mieoer oif peitere feds
Mcnote oeridohen ipenn niht Der
arieg Dor oieier Belt 8u Gnoe III.
Ties lit 5ereits Die brittle Sertaeuns1
6ieier gOrlo9e ieit Sriessbeginn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03

>'se ,,uot oitern"-5ettun-
aer baben Ole Geicbicbte
pom Ga Greiie ntcbt nu,
mitiebreiben ionoern mit-
MAIDEN beifen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03

gen Die Cote oe &oipre idlieBen. lin
Sort 9ouunlpnt eebt Der gtabfanlpi
meiter llnb Die @egner iinb it'd 10 mo-
he. tbeilpeiie in1 Sonoeemenee, oob
feine Seite bier NIT gtrtiuerie einic-
ten fam.
Sprt DC &anr gerGnmt.
9lmiteroon, 2. W1rS.
llnbelt0tigte 8eridte aus ocutlhen
Gnellen meIoen beute, oob Die 5ron.
5pien oos gum 8efeitigungSgiirtel
pon @erbun seborige Sort DC &our,
8pei Weilen iiiboItIih bonn 5ortGou-
oumont. eer1llnlt bobcn. Gos Sort
muroe ourh oelttlhes artiIeriefcuer
5critort. Gie 9eutihen waren jeood)
bis1er nidt in Der Gage. baS Sort 5ll
beieten, ipeil es bon ben fron5olilhen
@eihiieen beItrid)en miro.
NohOem Die 3eltidlcn Iieppe be-
fest bottcn, brnhten fte lire fdmercr
0anbisen berbei lino begannen Sort
De Gaur 5u beidlieBen. 3u gleider
3tit muroe olth Sort De la 8nnnes
ongegriffen. Sort De @our mul'tC
ihlieBIid bon ben 6ron5oien eerduui
mcroen.
Sumben anf GnslanS.
2onoon, 1. Mdr5.
Gin oelitihes @alicrflug5cug bot
einen .3hcil Der Silooltfiiite gno.
lonos onl Wfittipohoheno NIT @ont.
ben beleet, ME on,tIid) in 2onoou
tcfannt Seeeben miro. Sin neun Dto.
nate altes &inb purbe geto0tet SSll
milit0riid)er Siniidt muroe fein
Shooen ongerihtet.
ll-gOot arics fat panftlih beson'
men.
2onoon, 1. M1rs.
Sentihlonos neuer berlhGrftcr
1olhbootfrieg gegen Die britiihC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-10

Mr. Templeton was suddenly killed by gasoline
explosion last month in Anderson. Left wife In
the hospital. Claims paid the day proofs were
received.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26

OBSERVATION AND FACTS.-If
a military conqUerOr saves an in
vaded country from destruction, he
certainly renders services of honor
to every inhabitant, whether wage
payer or wage recipient.
Any individual capitalist is a part
Of the present system, and if he is
personally honest and fair in treating
his employees he may well beseech
Jesus to rule his heart without being
a swindler.
Why should it be unreasonable to
believe in the apostolic benediction?
Is it not one of the great funda-
ments of this country that everybody
may believe, teach and serve God &C
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26

methods. It must not repeat ideas
and old school stuff too mUcn or
uown will go the circulation.
The Forum needs more of such
thinkers as Albright, Kendrick, Ju-
piter, w. E. P. on Cremation" and
scores of those who believe in free
press. We need more ladies writing
in The Forum.
Kickers can't help it because they
kick at the way Mr. Cochran runs
The Day Book. They started kick
ing when they were born and they
have been kicking ever since. When
was a boy on the farm we used to
have a COW that kicked every time
we were near her in the barn.
These kickers in The Forum may
have drank some Of, her milk when
they were kids, because we shipped
our milk to Chicago.
Mr.. Cochran, how in the devil do
you suit them all? l am no dictator
and everything in The Forum suits
me exactly. l refuse to answer any
more women, no matter who it is,
unless they request.
Do Forum writers feel in their
souls the great injustices to women,
children and the poor? Then write
about it. Answer arguments, in
stead of kicking. Don't see the per-
son. See and answer the thought,
you old hard-sheII, hide-bound relics
of convention and antiquity.-AIIen
Steven.
OBSERVATION AND FACTS.-If
a military conqueror saves an in
vaded country from destruction, he
certainly renders services of honor
to every inhabitant. whether wage
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ALLEN STEVEN is this
Allen Steven? Where is he from?
Above the earth or below the earth?
Everybody is interested in him,
though some think he hasn't good
sense. He evidently is a deep think
er, studies and analyses for above
my realm of knowledge.
The Day Book editor with his wide
knowledge of humanity seems to be
satisfied with bis style of writing.
Then why should Ish-ga-bibble. SO
1 say keep on, Steve.
Some of our writer's must be
jealous. They don't have to read his
articles, but maybe sometimes the
shoe pinches too hard.
Well, like to read them also. If
they did not answer we would not
have so much fun. Keep the ball
roIling.-A. P. WoehreI, 2525 Wilcox.
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7 cording to the dictation of his con-

cording to the dictation of his con-
science?
1t would be very unbecoming to
every lover of liberty to have antip-
athy against a missionary, for in
stance, like the immortal DR.. Living
stone. He is one of the greatest
benefactors of the race. The eman-
cipation of the ensIaVed Africans
was his Iife's work. He did not nurse
any cure or faIsehood, but he rather
promoted the emancipation of our
black brothers, and Herewith the
cause of humanity-Upiter. >..
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Voting for the town saIoonkeeper
will be the novel election to be called
at Freeman, S. D., if voters have
their way. The town recently voted
wet" and is entitled to one saloon.
Now voters are circulating petitions
asking that a special. election be
called to decide who shall get the
saloon license,
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INDISCRIMINATE

Saturday morning Kenneth Kelsey
caught an extra big carp, in the aft
ernoon he had secured a large turtle
and in the evening added a snake to
his collection. - MarceIlUs, N. Y,
Observer.