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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-05-11
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
DIR. MAGNES' VISIT TO ST. PAUL
BY Gustavus Loevinger.

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proceeds of it's annual river excursion
to the same purpose and one of it's
members has promised to guarantee
profit of not less than 100000 in that
event. Other organizations will no
doubt be equally generous.
The following is list Of some Of the
leading subscribers to date:
A. Hirschman ---...--..---...----------$2 ,OOo
Chas. Straus 1000
Paper Calmenson & Co. ......... 1000
Joseph Lew 1000
Harry Harris 1000
Ambrose Guiterman ................ 1000
Leon Salet ................ 1000
A. Simmer . 1000
Albert |. and Nose Shapiro 49,. 1000
CONGREGATION Sons of Jacob....... 600
Alfred Guiterman .................--. 500
l. Summerfield 500
Mr. and Mrs. S. Reuler ..-....- 500
Mrs. A. Hirschman ....... 500
Charles Bechhoefer ..........,. 500
l. Rose ........ 500
Leo. Guiterman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5OO
Chas. Bechhoefer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
Albert Rose ................ 500
Mrs. A. Hirschman .................. 500
ANONYMOUS 500
Jacob Firestone .........-...-...---- 4OO
Ben Hirschman .-.......... 400
Council of Jewish Women .-.- 800
The 3 Reuler Children .---- 300
Ben Marx ................................. $50
James Neiger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25O
Joseph Friedman . $50
Mr. and Mrs G. Loevinger - $50
M. Edelstein ... $50
DR.. l. L. Rypins ...--....- 200
Milton P. Firestone -...----,- 200
H. D. Frankel .....,....-...- 200
Louis Hertz ................. 200
Anonymous .........-... 200
Philip Greenberg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 15O
Nathan S. Rose Observation-Disclosures l5O
S. S. Dittenhoefer .........-.,..-...- $50
Barney w. Harris ...-........ 100
L. D. Coddon ..........-......... 100
Aleph Beth Club ......,......... 100
Lewis Hart .......---....... 100
B'nai Birth Lodge ..,.....,,..-....- 100
Ben Wolfe 100
D. Blumenfeld ................ 100
Mrs. Calmenson, in memory OF
son Ben and husband ....-...-.. 100
Mrs. M. Shapiro .............- 100
Sam Friedland .......... 100
S. Winer 100
Sam Niles 100
julius Maxman .................. 100
Joseph Simon 100
Abe Cohen 100
Stephen and Marion Fligelman 49, 100
Louis Becker 100
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker ......... 100
Allan Firestone .....,- 100
Henry WELLER .............. 100
A. B. Levy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Mrs. B. L. Goodkind ..... 100
Louis Shedorsky -....--- 100
Skorish Family ............. 100
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-05-11
BENEFIT FOR THE NATIONAL
FUND.

A very interesting program is being
prepared by the Tikvath Zion Gate for
an entertainment and dance to be given
on Tuesday evening, May 10Th, at the
North Central Commercial Hall, for the
benefit of the National Fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
~Sheepshead Speedway
To See Big Au Race

NE WORK. eSpt. 2l.-The biggest
thing of the year in the shape of an auto
mobile race will be staged tomorrow at the
~Sheephead Bay Speedway. when practical
I'M All of the most famous auto pilots IN
America will compete in 4 nerce-racking
time-~hattering race of 100 miles. The win
nrr W. tile event Will be awarded the Hark-
nc>> Gold Chllenge Traphy. which - val
ued M $4,000. and in addition will receive
the hon share VI the cash prizes and bo-
muses.. amounting 10 u total of S2O.OOO.
With ears running IA top speed. the dare
devil lriver, who are "a strive for the hand
some trophy and rich prizes engaged in
their final tryout~ over the speedway track
TO-DAY. Among the famous pilots en-
tered IN the race for gold and glory are
Ralph DE Palma. Dave Lewis. Ralph Null
ford. Barney Oldfield. Ira Vail, Lonis
Chevrolet and Eddie IIearne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
To Try Kansas We nan
On Charge Of NJ rider

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 21.-Thc dis
'rlct attorney l~ getting together hi~ wit
nc~-c~ and completing other details III
preparation for the trial Of Mrs. Mary
kr~ ~cr. Kansas City society woman. who
y III ~ arraieued IN court Monday "a an
-wer to . charge ot having murdered her
husband. Edward krci~cr. noted church
o%rgani>t and composer. Owing 10 the so
cIal prominence "a the accused woman and
th, circumstances surrounding the alleged
murder the trial il expected ~ be one Of
TIE most notable that has taken place III
the criminal courts here IN MANY years.
Mr.. krci~tr shot and killed her hu~-
band IN their home III Kansas CITY on
March : last. IN defense 1T her act the
woman claimed he had been driven tn
frenzy by her husbands admissions OF his
intimate relations with other women. Since
the preliminary hearing Of The ease Mr.
krei-cr ha~ been at liberty under = $1,000
bond signed IN several Ut the most prnmi-
nCnt and influential citizens OF Kansas
City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
The ONCE OVER.

lie was on his first vacation trip home
from West Point and the handsome vuunp
cadet was being very much lionized. How
ever. the excessive attention was rarid
~ pallIng upon him. At 4 recent dance
after he had been ierked about this way
and that. q young man rushed mp "a him
and exclaimed Come on. want to IT,
troduce YOU 10 q good looking girl
mo. | don want To meet her"
The young man insisted ''oh. bat Won
must. She's a quecn.' And he was 20
persistent that the cadet finally. in eNaS-
pcration. exclaimed: .All right. troi m.
MP"
They walked = short distance 10 where
the Young lady wa~ sitting ard the intro
duction was made. the future army man
making the conventional remark that he
was glad to meet her.
Very coldly she looked HIM over ard
then turning 10 the civilian young man
said "All right: now YOU can trot him
back.'-Exchanee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
COMING UP.

The five hundred and second battalion
of a well known Scotch regiment wa
drawn up on parade nj the camp. wher
around a corner from behind the tent
rushed a belated citizen warrior in tai
unitorm-cxcepting his kilt,
Halt :" cried the ~candalized colonel
n the shameless soldier advanced head
long. "What dye meanl Where's your
kilt p
Without chewing the order to stop. the
kil,leSs ''kiltie Carrie" pursued his way
THE bulls brIngin IL, SIR he painted.
"a he flashed by like d khaki-coated streak
OF lightning.
And sure enough a bull was bringing
the kilt round the tent>-on his horns
Exchange.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
TRUE TO HER RELIGION.

The party was very long and very mixed.
h stout coarse man amused himself 10y
whispering sweet nothing~ 10 q very pref
ty girl who stood next To him. Her chm
tilted 4 little higher each time he spoke
and then. exa~perated. she turned on him
Il wish YOU would leave me alone, she
said. %anerily.
All right. my DEAR" said the plump one.
But don't eat me up"
The girl looked him up and down scorn-
fully.
You're III no danger Of that" she re-
piled. I'm 4 Jewess f-Exchange.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
A Smile or Two
TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS.

TIL compo>itor i one of the most useful
- well "a one of the most exact of men
but he occasionally makes Il mistake. Tha,
great preacher. DIR. Jowett. who i com
ing back To England from America to take
the passionate of Westminster Chapel. wa>
his victim on one occasion. saw London
Tit Bits. lie was to speak 1T u mission
az Birmingham and handbill> were issued
IL advertise the event. This was the las,
ne on the bill: DIR. Jowett and other
( ends will address the meeting
Recently a local paper. in 4 laudaiorN
notice Of a Y. e.. who had been born IN
the town. referred 10 the hero. although he
was well under thirty. a. 'thc battle
scared veteran" The brave fellow only
laughed. for he had formerly been in the
printing business himself.
IL the last coronation u north country
aper. referring to The %crowning Of TIA,
queen sand that four Knights OF the Gar
ter stood behing her holding i dish cloth
over her head. \ rich cloth was what
the reporter had written.
Perhaps the c~ruele~t mi>print ever per
peiraied stated that some one in u public
meeting rose 10 propose the death Of the
chairman" This was bad enough. but was
made worse by the following words
Loud cheers"
\ reporter who had set out 10 write n
Of the visit of the bishop wrote.
when the learned prelate arrived the
town was zen fetc.f but the rcpnrt read
The town was I'm fit>."-Exchangr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
Lemon Juice Is
Freckle Remover
Girls! Make this cheap beauty lotion to
clear and whiten your skin.

squeeze the Juice ~ two lemons INTO a
bottle containing three ounce oi orchard
white, shake we.i. .and you have = draricr
lint Of the best irtckIc usd tun lotion. nrd
complexion beautiser. a; very. very small
cost.
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for Il few
cents. Massage this ,weetly fragrant 10
non into the face, neck. arms and hands
each day and See now ireckles and blem-
ishe~ disappear and how clear, soft and
white the skin becomes. Yeo. ID j. harm
lesS.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
Strides of Chemistry
In Year Is Discussed

NEW YORK. Sept. -. The rvtrrnr-
binary strides made BY American chcmi>-
try N All H. branches the last year il
preparing the nation for it, great war and
Tor the place Il must occupy N the worlds
after the coming vi peace will
he portrayed az the third national expo
~iticn ~ chemical industries. which b. "a
bc held during the coming week Ut the
Grand Central Palace in this city. In con
junction with the exposition there will Nv
a series Of daily conferences IN which the
participants will include the foremost rep
re~cnlatiy,~ ~ the CHEMISTRY profession
IN America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
MARRIAGE SEQUEL TO CHARGES

NEW YORK Sept. pa romance that
Il said 10 have had it, real beginning IN
the court room. where both Of the prin-
cipalS were called upon TO answer to a
charge of conspiracy To defeat the con
-criptiun Law. H. To nave it, elimination
today in the marriage OF Mis- Eleanor
Wilson Parker and Charles Francis Phil
lips. The couple first met while Phillips
was \ student III the Columbia University
School ~ journalism. and Miss Parker
attending Barnard College. Each was
M officer NJ the Columbia Socialist Study
Club and both were ON the The Challenge.
the radical college magazine. IN the early
part Of the summer the two were arrested
IN the federal authorities. together with
Owen Cattell. another student. On a
charge of conspiracy f. defeat the con
-rriptiun law. the accusation being based
on the alleged distribution ot circulars adj
wishing against registration for military
service. Phillips and Cattcll were found
guilty and ~ q result were deprived If
their citizenship and sentenced to pay o
fine 81 $500 and serve one day in lall.
Miss Parker was acquitted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
Sweden In Limelight

Sweden ha~ \ population 81 5.6s0.0n0-
The Stale religion al Sweden j. Lu;h-
Gran.
Sweden'~ greatest article VI export Wy
timber.
Elementary education III Sweden " com
pul DRY. free and well organized.
The last ccn~u- gave Stockholm. the
Swedish capital. a population % 3H2.oS5.
Sweden ha- 1850 miles of railway. ~
which about onc-third belong to the state.
The total war strength Of Sweden il en-
timatcd NJ 600,0O0 men. with halt \ mil
lion more -unorganized.
Sweden ha~ an area WI I72.s7G square
miles, which j. equal Ia 4 little more than
twice the area of Minnesota.
Nearly 80 per cent ~ sweden ~ wood
land, there being about 900 acres Of forest
for every hundred inhabitants.
One of Sweden'S most valuable assets
are her iron mines. from which some ~
the finest steel in the world " produced.
Queen Victoria of Sweden i = daugh-
ter III the late Grand Duke of Baden.
granddaughter OF the late emperor of
Germany and \ full cousin ~ the present
kaiser.
King Gustav Of Sweden i directly de-
seconded from that Marshal Bernadette
who. commencing his career by CARRYING a
mu~ket tor the great Napoleon. ended TN
receiving The kingdom Of Sweden.
The ancient inhabitants of Sweden were
Films, now the people ~ Finland, who re-
10 the north on the appearance Of the
Scandinavian or Goth~. who nave ever
since been masters Of Sweden
BY the anon Of talmar. IN 1897. Swc-
den became y province of Denmark. and
was moi wholly rescued from tins ~ublec-
ton till 1921, when Gu~tavu~ Na~a recuv-
cred the kingdom from the Danish yoke.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
Ulysses S. Grant Is
Denied Army Service

BISMARCK. y. ID. Sept. 22.-uly~Ses
:. Grant will moi have q chance Ia make
himself a. famous a. the man he was
named after IN this war with Germany,
for the North Dakota district exemption
board here has exempted him from mills
iary service ON the grounds that he has a
dependent wife and ~ 4 result a great
name j. lost to the military annals Of the
state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
Form Your Judgment on All the Evidence

Don't be satisfied with hearing only one side.
and that in all probability Garbled. Of the news OF
the day. Hear all the evidence. exactly d pre-
scented by the different parties and schools OF
thought. without colorine or distortion, and then
weigh the facts. Is given. and make your decision.
This is the only way in which YOU can arrive II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22

ABILENE. Texas sept. 22.-MemberS
Of the +. L. p. 4. planned 10 kill Carl
Ellis of Dunno because he was suspected
Of giving away the organization secrets.
a witness testified today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
RAID CoNscRIpT TRAIN FOR BOOZE

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept. 22-The
military and local police this morning
raided 4 troop train en- route 20 san Ar
tonic with Oklahoma draft men and con-
fiscated a quantity Of liquor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22

The western teams are the big works IN
the American league ihi, season. Grabbing
vision Indicate that the Nesterners have
the goods.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22

Only children play ball. Men make 4
business Of 1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22

a far knowledge OF what i going on in the world
in all lines OF endeavor. BY reading THE
LITERARY DIGEST each week. which you can do
easily in 4 couple Of hours. YOU can arrive at this
result and will know ali the facts before you form
your conclusions. Think Of what this will mean
to you in breadth Of vision and clearness of view.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-22
Will German Intrigue Unite
North and Sout, America in War
For Democracy?

The proper way to murder according German nobeman in the pomatc
service, Bo dol without leaving Il race ]" This noble character rprentdW William III
(nme or less accurately at the apnal OF Argentina. and his message to Berlin cling
them how do their own speciality, as some think it was part Of dispatch cmy
advising Germany to submarines steamer of hcn neutral nations that haboredh him as a eut
THE present disclosure" remarks the Harrisburg Pnuu, Ought to be the means of lining
up the Argentine with the r South American Republics ag1t the Germans as further
evidence that eWeaen Hemisphere is uned against the tmgsh which Germany stands"
whchc overs from every angle the recent diplomatic clash involving Germany and Sweden
agamd Argentina. Their are a lumber Of ohr striking articles covering the news OF
the world in this lumber the Digest" Some of these are:
Kerensky Emerged from Russian Revolution Stronger than Ever
KaaaL by His Blood and IRON MA%d. Might Have Been ABB to Give Russia Law and oa and
Sw at tn Et KgAy W i'll Do Both and Also Preserve the Gwd Of Revolution
Newspapers in the Enemy Tongue Germanys New Peace Minister
Dnilerns informed for the War German Trade a Peace Condition
A Greater Seva % Come When Our Soldiers Speak French
Selling Titles in England An Artist Work in War Surgery
Counterfeit Daylight Saving Our Supply of Tin
The Fmehys Lighting Plant When the Movies Lnure Health
Shakespeareis Macbeth a Parallel to The Future of Rems
the Present War How the Red Cross Money Goes
Japans "Snncerst FlathTy" When Tommy Atkins Prays
Our Tyranny Over the Negro Personal GEmpses
Radng the Trough Feks Of the World" Investment and Finance
a Unusually urmne Conhon of Illustrations
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06
TIMES TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES
OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
All the News for Monday and Tuesday Not
Found In the Headed Stories, Told Tersely in
This Column.

General Pershing has told the war
department that his men are in eN-
cellent physical shape and that they
were making great Roadway in the
training under experienced French Of
ficers and that all that was needed to
thoroughly acclimate them TO their
enemy This they have now expert
enced and is considered the finishing
course OF the first arrivals on French
soil.
one man was killed, four are expect
ed to die and sixteen others are seri-
Ously injured as result of "a series
of four explosions in the powder plant
of the Aluminium company OF America
at New KensingtOn, Penn. yesterday.
The explosions were caused by a fire
in the aluminium brOnzing department
where 100000 pounds of aluminium
powder, highly explosive, were stored
Union shipyard workers are so dis
satisfied with the wage scale annOunc-
ed by the federal labor adjustment
board in San Francisco, that another
strike is declared by leaders to be o
strong possibility In some cases 1t
is declared the wages proposed are
lower than the minimum paid by Sc
attic and Portland firms, although q
little higher than paid in San Fran
cisco. Portland union leaders say an
appeal will be made to President viii
son.
After suffering terrible hardships
and being given up for lost the crew
Bear have landed safely and are at
a native village forty miles from St
Michael Alaska. according to one OF
their number who reached there late
yesterday. The little vessel was driv-
en- across Norton sound by a gale but
was saved.
The report that Emperor Charles OF
Austria is to proclaim himself king OF
Poland is false. according to dis
patches from Berlin. The dispatches
say the report is believed in Berlin
to have been spread by hostile agen
cies.
The enlistment in merchant crews
of Chinese by the Dollar Steamship
company, in San Francisco was held
by the supreme court Monday not &c
be a violation of the Chinese immigra-
ton law. The Chinese we're brought
from Shanghai as members OF the
crew of British steamer. On reach
ing an American port the Chinese
shifted to the American ships The
] contention was that by entering the
American ships the Chinese had vir
4 tuallv landed on American soil, in VIC
! lation of the immigration law. TINS
contention was OverthrOwn by the su
/ preme court
That no public pacifist meeting vii
/ be allowed in Denver was the declara
ton of Chief of Police Armstrong fol
I lowing the unsuccessful attempt of the
/ Peoples Council for Peace and Dem
/ Ocracy to hold peace" meeting here
/ Sunday. Circulars advertising the
! gathering. were discovered by author
tiles and the hall engaged by the
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06
HOOVER AND GOOD ROADS

That Food Administrator Hoover
has come to the people with a mes
sage for good roads. should make a
deep impression on all the citizens of
our county. Good roads mean greater
production. They mean conservation
of energy, the saving of wasted ef-
fort the outstanding of lost motion.
We're all the roads in America as good
as the roads in Europe. how much
more time. now wasted in making eX-
ira trips hauling. could be utilized in
primary productions And think how
much more valuable land in Europe
is compared with lands of similar fer
tility in the United States. This shows
that instead of impOverishing the land
holders, good roads enrich them, while
enriching the nation and making it
more efficient.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06

who saw the first Sennett-Para-
mount comedy. "A Bedroom Blund-
err" will commence at once to get
in training for another two-reel
spasm.
A novelty that is unique in its in
terest is the Paramount phOtOplay
"Bab's Diary" from the famous
story by Mary Roberts Rinehart
which appeared in the Saturday
Evening Post Bah. the pretty
boarding school girl heroine tells of
her experiences with a family
which persists in treating her as
little girl and which she pretty
thoroughly frightens by pretending
TO be engaged co someone they had
never seen The titles are taken
from the original book and their
charm lies in the droll spelling and
naive charm of Bab's own script
It is not often that motion pic
ture players take the same role in
two productions within a few
weeks Of each other. so great is the
scope allowed TO them on the
screen and so many parts there are
10 choose from. But Vivian Mar
tin In two of her recent pictures.
Little Miss Optimist," and now
The Trouble Buster" has played
the part of -newsie" and a very
winsome one she makes.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06
A FAR REACHING AGREEMENT

The agreement between the United
States and Japan published today VIII
have far reaching effect on the flu
ture OF both countries and on the his
tory of the world. 1t viii mean their
cooperation to the uttermost in the
great world war for liberty, for the
tendency of Japan has for the past
two generations been toward liberty
The fundamental interests of the two
nations are the same. In fact. the
fundamental interests of all nations
are the same, but they do not always
recognize it as clearly as the United
States and far Nippon do today.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06
December 6, 1917, at HOLSTER, Idaho
N. J. NOGLE, Constable.
l1-6-12-2-27; 1874. HOLSTER. Idaho
WRIT OF ATTACHMENT

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Idaho.
in and for Twin Falls county.
w. p. Godfrey and Frank McColIor.
plaintiff, VS.. W. II. Conner, defendant.
Notice of Writ of Attachment
Notice is hereby given that on No
vember 2, 1917, a writ of attachment
was issued out of the above entitled
court in the above entitled action, at
taching the property of the above
named defendant for the sum of $3.50.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and the seal of my of
flee this 5th day of November, 1917.
K. ]. FINCH.
Clerk of the District Court.
BY C. L. BOWEN, Deputy
11-6-12-on