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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
ARMED GUARDS
ARE PLACED AT
PACKING PLANTS

Oklahoma CITY, and their destruction
at this time when the food question Is
a serious problem IN the United States,
would increase the seriousness not on
is in Oklahoma, but throughout the
nation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
Whenever You Eeed a General Tonic
Take Groves.

The Old Standard Groves Iastcle''
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties Dt QIlN-
lNE and IRON. SOc.-Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
Local Clearings
Third in Nation

Tulsa was ire, and Oklahoma CITY
third IN the United States in percentage
oi increase IN hank olearlrgs last week
lhc standing lnllnNA-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

y recall election tor general ,cgre
uN u. '.r International Association
.. MJ,umsp will bg held soon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

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made Tor three ldooro,, al ~ " year
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Care OF White House.
The care Of the White House incmd
,nr the cost of repair and rciurni,hlng
the purchase. maintenance and driyin.
/ pf horses and vehicle, for official rur
nose, involves an expenditure of SIS.
. COO year This amount also include,
thc sllar,es received hy ,cryauts IN IN,
. kitchens and elsewhere For cNtraor
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condition AZ TIN, tome due to their ag'
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have been put during the past icn
wears
he heating ut the White House an
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. The care and maintenance oi the green
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and their repair an additional 5000.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II It
fails to cure. F. w GROVES sigma.
irre ., On zach box 2Sc-Ady
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17

MONA odbic, a raz straconcgo zy-
ella, reki albo nogi, zadna si}a ami
sztuka juz ME odzyska, zgodzif
sic ma te Gene i pc wystawicniu
kwitu, wyplacif przyjaciclowi ia
dana sumo.
Potem pozegnali sic, przyczcm
Norge upomina goraco swcgo "a
stepce, by mu 0 wyniku pojcdyn-
ku da} znac jak %najpredzcj.
Tymczascm uplywa :jcdcn dzicn,
drugi, t%rzeci, a Solomon Kohn ME
dajc 0 sobic znaku zycia. Norge
myslal juz, re jego wicrny drul
poleg} z reki krwiozcrczego Ivy
dora i tenn wieccj sic ucicszy,} &c
zamiast sicbic samego, tylko swc-
go zastepce ma pcwna rzez wys}a}.
Zadowolony, jak jcszczc nigdy,
wychodzi ma spaccr - i oczom
swoim ME wicrzy. Ma werandzic
" kawiarni siedzi Solomon kohn,
pijac przcz s|omke mrozona ka--
we.
- Solomon, co jest! - VIOLA
wzburzony Izydor. - Ty mi mial
powicdzicc, jak sic skoiiczyl po--
jcdynck.
= On sic wcale nie skonczyl =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
Pojjedynek.
Izydor naval Moryca W ka

Izydor naval Moryca W ka'
wiarni wagabunda i oszustem.
Ma to Norge podal mu swoja
wizyt6wke.
1zydor uczynil to Same, glow
ME z tego powodu, re W kawiarni
Isiedzialo DUO kobict.
Ma drugi dzicn W micszkaniu
Moryca zjawili sic sckundanci l.
zydora, ktory mianowaf zn6w
|swoich swiadk66w.
Pc d}ugich pcrtraktacyach UGH
walono pojedynck ia p~istolcty az
do skutku.
Pc zalatwicniu picrwszych for
malnosci Morycowi przyszla jed
max rcflcksya, &c Z wystrzclona Z
|pistoletu kula niema zartow i &c
Honor honorcm, ale ME ma .iednak
jak zycic i Gale, nicpodziurawio--
ne kulami cialo.
Wsr0d takich rcflcksyi odwic--
dza go nicspodziewanic starry
|przyjacicl, Solomon Kobn, kt6ry
byl juz W Turcyi, a nawet W kry-
|minalc, czlowick' zatcm bywaly i
odwazny, ktory PREDICT m6glby
taxa rzecz, jak pojedynek zaryzy-
kowacc.
To tez Norge rzuca mu sic IA
|szyje jak swemu zbawcy pyta go
10 rade jakby tel awantury
wyjsc Gallo.
- Zaplac mi = m6wi po nanny
Sic Solomon Kohn = a ia p6jde
sic pojedynkowac "a ciebie.
Moze to bye tax? = pyta
zdumiony Moryc.
- Dlaczego III? Powiem, re Gle
l
bic glowa boil, re jednak. ably ME
uchybic kodeksowi honorowcmu.
wysylasz do pojedynku swcgo "a
stepce. Dasz mi tylko pefnomocni-|
ctwo u notaryusza.
Morycowi mysl ia szalenie sic
podobaia. Chodzi tylko o koszta.
Ale tn Solomon pokazal sic Jaw
ziety i nieustepliwy W najwyz-
Sym stopniu. Zazadal diva tysia-
ee dolar6w "a zastepstwo i mic q
ceny ME chcial opuscic. !
Bolalo Moryca serce, ale rozwa
;ywszy, ze diva tysiace dolar6w
EL%E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
'wdzie proch lub dynamitensplo

dowaly.
w sasiedniem miasteczku W.
Winnikach wysadzono " powie-,
trze wielkie zaklady fabryczne, 9
zeby nadchodzacy Austfyaccy ME
mogli z Mich skorzystac. Take i
niekt6re barakii uszkodzono. Wiel-
XII gmach ma rogu ulic Batorego
j Panskiej, W kt6rym rosyjscy u
rzednicy mieszkali, podpalono i.
stall on przcz dhagi czas " plomie
mach W oczach wszystkich miesz
ikanc6w.
w ostatnim dniu opuszczania
lLwowa przez Rosyan, Gale miasto
okryte bylo gestymi k}ebami dy-
mu i plomieni tax poza miastem
;ak i wewnatrz niego w%ybuch}ych
Rosyanic wycofujac sic syste--
matycznic zabrali &c soba wszel--
kie zapasy zywnosci, jake mogli,
Ola armii i towarzyszacych jej
!zbiegow Rosyi sprzyjajacych, ia
kotcz fundusze niekt6rych BAN
|k6w. Ma ostateczne uwienczenie e
wakuacyi Lwowa, porwano i wy
wieziono w glab Rosyi jake "a
k}adnikow trzech MEOW, ktorzy
Istali ma czele rzadu cywilnego, W
ciagu 293 dni r~osyjskiej okupacyi
a mianowicie draTadeusza Rutow
skiego, dra Leonardo Stahla dra
Filipa Schleichera.
Rano W dniu wejscia wojsk au
istryackich, pewien officer rosyj--
ski W towarzystwie kozaka, usu-
NAL flagi rosyjskie z budynkow
publicznych, a.potem gen. Szere,
mctiew W wojskowym automobi,
lu, otoczony oddzia}em kawaleryi.
wyjechal z miasta przez ulice hy'
czakowka. Wraz z MIN odjccha}y
patrole i specyalne oddzia}y. Tyl.
lko pare op6znionych kozackich
'patroli n%apotka1y wojska austry.
ackie nadciagajace utica Grodcc'
ka. Kilkunastu kozakow .tcz sto-
czy}o utarczke z patrolami austry
ackiemi ia cmentarzu kyczakow
skim.
z tymi drobnymi wyjatkami at
|stryackic patrole, a "a niemi al-
stryackic wojska bez trudnosc
wesz}y do miasta, tax jak ME-
gdys z niego wychodzi}y. Rosya
ME eofali sig r1wIIic szybko i row
ME W porzadku, jak pred %:
dniami nadciagali do miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
pod6g po Europe
0dm6t Rosyan 4 Lwoxa.

Re Rosyanie ~wycofaja sic ze
Lwowa, kiedy Austryacy coraz
|dalej wypierali nieprzyjaciela, u
sihujac odzyskac Galicye, wiedzia
no juz kilka dni naprz6d. TAX jak
rozmaite oznaki poprzedzaly
wkroczenie Rosyan do miasta, jak
znowu inne wydarzenia swiadczy-
~, il beda musieli je opuscic.
Juz kiedy Rosyanie utracili
Przemysl tax drogo przez Mich
zdobyty, Lwowianie zaczeli prey
puszczac, re j Lwowa dugo ME
utrzymaja. Wkr6tce widoczna sta
10 sic rzecza, re Rosyanie przygo-
towuja odwr6t, kiedy pojawily
sic W "Podkarpackiej Rush. i in
'nych pismach ruskich naglace "a
wezwania, by Rusini i wszyscy
przyjacicle Rosyan zabierali ru--
chomosci i wyjezdzali do wne-
trza Rosyi W pociagach ma to spc
cyalnie przygotowanych.
"Bardzo wanna jest rzecza, by
kazdy kto mozc wyjezdzaf re
Lwowa, gdy Niemcy i Austryacy
ME przepuszcza nikomu, kto ME
jest ich niewolnikiem' - czyta-.
mo w ruskich gazetach, "Kaz-
da zwioka moze sprowadzic nicsz
czescie ma ludnosc, kt6ra zasfugu
JIG ma obrone pred brutalnoscia
niemiccka i austryacka.'
Niekt6rc gazcty polskic i zy-
dowskic, kt6rc zaczeto wydawat
wtcdy, gdy nadeszly wojska 70
syjskic, a wydawane byly W du-
chu wybitnic pro rosyjskim a an
tinicmieckim, r6wniez podawal,
podobne ostrzczenia i ZaWczwani;
DR.. Wiadyslaw Dudykiewicz. pr.
yes dclcgacyi Rusin6w i przyja-
ci6l Rosyan, ktora picrwsza pow
ta}a hr. Bobrinskiego, by} tel IL;
i~czclc picrwszej gromady wyiez
dzajacei re Lwowa do kijowa
innych Mast rosyjskich.
Wraz Z MIN wyjechali natych
Mast '~wydawcy i redaktorzy ga
yet prorosyjskich, skoro t.ylko pc
:jawi1y sic owe ostrzezcnia.
Podczas tego pojawi}a sic pr
klamacya hr. Bobrinskicgo naka
zujaca ca}ej meskiej ludnosci WI
wieku Is do SO lat, z wyjatkien
zyd6w. wybrac sic do Rosyi, b!
jcj ME zaciagnieto do wojskowc,
<luzby austryackicj na wypadcl
wycofania sic Rosyan.
CT, kt6rzy sprzyjali Rosyanom
Z radoscia powitali proklamacye
zastosowali sic do nakazu bez
zwlocznic. Znaczna jcdnak wick
szoSc micszkanc6w wolala pozo-
stac We Lwowic i odczekac nciec;
Ike Rosyan ! wkroczenic armii a,
stryackicj, anizcli udac sic ma wy.
g%nanic do Rosyi.
Ponadto Rosyanic przyzwal
wielu mezczyzn j zmuszali ich dc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
LEcZY N1EczYsTosc1 sKoRY

Bolcsna eczema jest dokuczliw
sza wiosna .gdy krew jest przego
raczkowana, palace tortury, swie
rzbienia So %nieznosne, leczcie je
natychmiast ORA Hobson'a lckar
stwem ma Eczcme. To antiscptycz
nc lekarstwo pomaga Ia wszclkie
choroby sk6rne. Krosty, piegi, pla
my, ]iszaje, chropowatosc sk6ry,
wszystko zAika cd ORA Hobson'a
lekarstwa Ia Eczeme. Wezcie dis
cd waszych aptekarzy 5Oc.gwaran
toWane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
CZASY SIZE

Obecnic robia operacye ma gfo-
vie ch!opca, ably go naprawic. A
to mic tam gdzie ojcowie nasi wy
.konywali operacye, ably uczynic
lepszych chlopc6w z mas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17

Vo S|
lposiadanie miasta. Tych p6fniej
|pedzono gdleindziej, asnaostatku
do wnetrza Rosyi.
Ludzie cywilni, kt6rych rozkaz
Isle tyczyl, uciekali sic do rozmai-
ltych srodk6w, ably uniLnac PREY
musowych robot i wywiezienia.
Niekt6rzy, posiadajacy pieniadzc,
jak mi o%powiadali, zdolali sic cd
tego wykupic, oplacajac sic CRU
DO "urzednikom rosyjskim'. 1nni
ukrywali sic jak zdolali. Niekto--
rzy kryli sic W piwnicach, dawali
Isle zamurowywac, hub szukali
schronienia IA strychach i da-
chach, gdy ich szukano " miesz-
kaniach.
"Ucickano sic do przedziwnie
przemyslnych Srodk6w, azeby u
niknac porwania i rzeczywiscic
zdumiewac sic trzcba, jak wielu
uda}o sic ujsc bacznosci rosyjs--
kich wys}annikow" = opowiadal
mi pewien ksiadz katolicki =
"Niektorzy kryli sic W kana}ach
miasta, inni wedrowali W k6lko
ola zmylenia pogoni, inni miesza-
Ii sic do gromad W publicznych u
rzedach, jakoby mieli do za}atwie
MIA :jakies interesa. Wielu zabra-
no do prac PREY okopach, a potem
wywieziono W g}ab Rosyi, ale
wiekszossc pozostala W miescie,
gdy Rosyanie sic wycofali."
Tylko pare dni trwaiy te usifo.
wanna wykonania rozkazu tycza--
cego sic wywiezienia meskiej lud-
nosci. Kiedy chwila stanowcza sic
zbliza1a, agenci "ochrany'' Fan
darmi wojskowi, urzednicy rosyj
scy i przyjaciele Rosyan spieszyli
ku %mie,jscom, z kt6rych bezpiecz'
ME mogli uchodzic pred zblizaja
cemi sic wojskami austryacko-nie
mieckiemi.
Stopniowo wojska rosyjskic pc
czely w porzadku i spokojnie O.
~puszczac baraki i miasto. Cofanie
sic odbywalo systematycznie i d.
wodziio doskonalego wycwiczcnis
zupelnic TAX samo, jak przedten
%cofanie sic armii austryackie.,
pred nadejsciem wojsk rosyjs
kich.
Niekiedy w nocy wniskaasopusi
czaly pewne baraki kwatcry wo.
skowe, a juz o swicie -nazaJutri
ludnossc cywilna tam nap}ywa}a
gruntownie te miejsca :"oczyszcza
la re wszystkiego, CO da(o 81.
wyniessc. Mic bylo miejsca pred
ITEM zajmowancgo przcz zo}nierzy
Tub urzednik6w rosyjskich, ktore
goby mic wypr6zniono p6znicj jak
najzupelnicj.
Przez try dni hulk dial poza
miastcm wstrzasa} budynkami
Posr0d tego ustawiczncgo grzmo'
tn i huku we dnic i W nocy dokc
nal sic odwr6t Rosyan.
Pc tych trzcch dniach Ramona.
dy wyglad miasta maggie sic zmic'
mil. Wszyscy zo}nierzc srosyjscy
miasto opuscili z wyjatkiem slime
90 oddzialu kozakow pod dowodz
TWEEN gen. Szeremetiewa. Usta}a
tez kanonada, IL natomiast dial sic
slyszec przythmiony hulk eksplo.
zyi. gdy wysadzano W powictrze
mosty, wojskowe zak}ady, dwor-.
&c kolcjowc waly.
Ludnossc zydowska, powodu
wyjatku ola nicj uczynioncgo "
rozkazie w%ybicrania sic do Pragi.
byla W ciaglym strachu pred pc
eromcm', tcmbardziej, ze niekto
rzy zolnierze opuszczajac miasto
zapowiadali, re kozacy urzadza
rzez zydow, zanim wyjada z mia,
sta. Zydzi pozamykali swe sklady,
we wielu domach zabarykadowali
drzwi, spuscili rolety, pozamykali
okiennicc i z trwoga oczekiwall
ostatecznych wydarzen.
Oczekiwany 'pogrom Jednak
ME nadszedf. kozakow p%ozostaWlo
no W miescie i okolicy ola specy-
alnych celow i rozkazy i'm dane,
wykonywali oni Spiesznie ! scislc
wcdlc wskaz0wek inZynier0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-17
,JULIANNA HAMERSkA
Crocernia 628 Wsch. Sta utica.
WYCZYStCIE WASZA SK0RE
F., MA WI0sNE.

Wioscnnc czyszczcnic domu to
macy czyszczenie wcwnatrz i &c
wnatrz. Chrupowata krostawa
sk6ra jest p~ozostala cZynnoscia Z
zimy. Przcplukujcie vase wnctrz
neSci iagodnem lekarstwem i wy
czySccic nagromadzonc nieczysto-
sci, latwe do brania, ME sprawia-
:ja boleSci ORA King'a New Life
pigulki wyczyszcza wasza komple
ksye, j r~ozjasnia oczy. Spr6bujcic
ORA King'a New Life pigulck
dis wieczorem i pozbadzcie sic sla
mazarncj zimowcj skorupy. U ap
tckarzy, 25c.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01
NIGHT LETTER
 RULE UNFAIR
Prevents Alaskans From Sending Out But Allows People Outside to
 Send Messages In

There has been considerable discus sion concerning the recent action of the signal corps in canceling night let terservice from Alaska to outside points, and it is apparent that many people misunderstood the situation. To make the matter clear The Gateway publishes the following explanation written by one thoroughly competent in telegraphy, which puts the matter in it's true light.
 The night letter service on all busi- ness originating at any point in AL aska or in Seattle, Washington, was suspended by order of the officer in charge of the signal corps system on July 11th, the inference being that by reason of withdrawing number of the employees on the cable system for use in the field, it became necessary to reduce the volume of business in some way or other so that the cable staff could handle the business. This suspension did not at that time, or does it at the present time, prohibit the sending of night letters from any point in the States outside of Seattle proper, to any point in Alaska, but it does prevent the people of Alaska from sending night letters to any point where the business passes in part over the lines of the signal corps, ir- respective of what the destination may be. Under a ruling made by the sig nal corps this suspension was so in- terpreted as to have this effect, while the apparent meaning of the first or der of suspension merely covered the signal corps lines, and under that in- depreciation, person in Seward could send a telegram to New York, for instance, paying regular night mes sage rates to Seattle over the lines of the signal corps, and then take the benefit of the night letter rate Seattle to New York.
 This practice was carried out for a time, and it resulted in the signal corps making a ruling that such busi- ness should bear a straight rate only, which results, that the night letter ser vice to any point is denied to people in Alaska, notwithstanding the com mercial companies in the States are willing to accept such business at night letter rates under the prescribed rules.
 No one can take exception to the signal corps making an effort to re- strict the business over a line con- stTucted primarily for the use of the government alone, so that the force
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01
All Alaska News

Hal McMicken, ensign in the United States navy, has arrived in Juneau on a mysterious mission. McMicken stated that he was in Juneau waiting for further orders from his superiors.
 j.
 James Hampton, of Juneau, the diver using the Stagger deep-sea out fit. has returned after sixteen success full undersea trips to adjust web at Carlson traps. Hampton and assist ants returned yesterday.
 The Orange barge used by Peter Twait as fish receiving depot at Taku was almost totally destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon and Twait and others narrowly escaped death when a drum of gasoline exploded.
 
 City Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Maine 122.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01
NOTICE

Regular meeting Seward Lodge No. 219 F. G A. NJ. tonight at s o'clock. Work in the M. M. Degree.
 J. NJ. SLOAN, w. M. 1t
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01

2 c. Kodak, Jr., Kodak S12.0O-- Seward Drug Go.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01

We carry Symphony Lawn Station cry. Seward Drug Company.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01

Andy's Express, phone Madison 143.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01

Waterfll & Frazier whiskey at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01
SOCIAL CHAT

Members of the Seward Women's club are urged to attend the meeting of the club to be held Friday after noon. Details concerning the coming civic fair are to be considered, and every member is needed.
 Mrs. Charles c. Hubbard, wife of the owner of the Bluebell and Prim- rose mine is returning on the Mari posa after an extended visit Outside.
 The Bridge Club will meet this week with Mrs. Root on Saturday after noon.
 The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. L. Ballaine.
 Mrs. c. E. Martin sailed from Seat tie for home on the Mariposa today.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01

available can handle it with some de- gree of dispatch, but it does not ap- pear on the face of it to be entirely fair to place all the burden upon the people of Alaska. If it is necessary measure, it should apparently be ap- piled to every point as we'll as to Alaska.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01

One of the Alaska Transfer Com pany's horses, which became lame and seemed incurable, was shot this morn ing to put it out of misery, and the body lowed down the bay to a point where it would float to sea.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01
OFFER NAVY ALASKA SURVEY BOAT
tBy Associated Press Dispatch)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The coast survey steamer Surveyor built for Alaska service has been offered by Sec retay Reded to the navy department The Surveyor is here receiving equipment.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01
GAR STRIKE AT SEATTLE ABOUT OVER
(By Associated Press Dispatch)

SEATTLE, Aug 1-After reaching tentative basis the street strike is practically at an end and is expected that will begin operating tonight or Thursday
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Manager Thompson of The Empress has kindly agreed to change the pie ture show to Friday night to allow the home fans to give big dance for the boys of the ball team.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-08-01

Attorney L. V. Rays power boat swamped during the night as the re- suit of a line fouling under pile brace at low tide. It was hauled up on the beach this morning and will be baled out.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-06
BRAZIL COMES IN

BRAZIL COMES lN.-The Ger
man bureaucrats may be able to ex-
plain to their people why it is that
Greece has at last broken off rela-
lions with the TeutOn powers, but
they will have a big job on their
hands when they try to tell why the
great, rich and powerful South
American republic of Brazil has
aligned itself with the United States
in the world war.
The agents of the kaiser can very
glibIy tell the people that the action
of Greece is an enforced action; that
the decree breaking off relations
with Germany was written as much
by British and French bayonets as
by Greek pens. And there will be
some truth in the assertion.
But when it comes to Brazil, no
explanation can be made that will not
rebound to the hurt of the national
pride and the national feeling of the
Germans.
Brazil has come into this war, be
cause she realizes it is the last stand
of the demOCTacies against the au-
tocracies: because she instinctively
feels that her safety lies in taking
decisive action together with the
other great republics of the world;
because she has had a taste of Ger
man intrigue in her southern states
and knows just exactly what German
statecraft and official faith and honor
are.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-06

Her entrance Into the war is no
small thing. Leaving out of account
that she has the biggest population
in South America and so has great
potential man-power for war puF-
poses, there remains the fact that
she has a rather good and well train -
ed navy which can ,be of great seTv-
ice in assisting to patrol the South
Atlantic against inCursions of Ger
man raiders and German submarines. n
Add to this her seizure of 10000 ?
tons of German ships in her haTbOrs
and Brazilian assistance on the seas
assumes important proportions. But
there is even more to be taken into
consideration. Brazil is one Of the
great food reservoirs of the world.
The fact that she is in the war now
means that she will do all in her
power to feed the allied nations Of
Europe and this is one of the most
important jobs of all.
Considered in all its aspects then,
it was a sad day for the HphenzOl-
Tern family when the greatest of
South American republics joined
hands with the greatest of North
American republics in the holy cru
SADIE to wipe Kaiserism and militar-
ism off the face of the suffering
earth.
CUT TO EFT THE stone
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-03-30
GET READY
for the
HATIkWOH ANNUAL PASSOVER
DANCE.

Mr.. Emanuel Cohen spoke reminiscent
~ of the early attempts of the Publica-
ton Society to translate the Bible. Mr..
Cohen pointed out the literary and lin
gu!stic excellence of the King James YER
sion and indicated that the merit of the
new translation was that while reflect
ing the Jewish point of view it pre-
served the excellent diction of the King
James translation.
DR.. Demands topic, '"The Humor of
the Bible" was presented in a happy
vein and his description of many hui
morous situations in the Bible was fol-
lowed with enjoyment.
Mrs. Alexander Berman gave a master
full presentation of '"The Bible and
Woman" in which, with keen insight
and appreciation she showed how high
ly woman was respected, aye, venerated
by biblical writer's. And yet Mrs Ber-
man proved that even Woman Suffrage
can find it's support in the Bible.
Interesting short talks were also Civ
en- by Hyman z. Mendow and Louis
Sachs on 'The Need of the Bible," and
The Influence of the Bible'' The SYM
postum was unusually interesting and
we'll received, and showed the need for
frequent evenings of the same nature.