davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-05-23
Angtane neposytu Nemcum &adneho odpocnku Nova oen
byla zah4jena zapadn ironte Tlak cele lnii
NeneCke proti1 Eoky bez vya!cdku
TEUTONI zAHAJILI OPT OTOKy Ma RUSKE FRONTt
PoovY duch ruse arade svysue Ialsa vojska pokra
Guji We sy6 offensive prot Ra kuSanum - Macedonii
pokrac,te delos eeCkych bojch.

L1-I, nIr1onv nEoy giInE rokouallt Z
6,nLy prndk% dGIostfelrckI hot
;o - ,r,,,Iu no eoIE lini;
4 uoc.dou;; doch6zI sicc n, a
tam doposild k boi0m p6choty. a
Ic dllostrclcckG bojc ma cclG linn
prryIadail
po5at os,n,ooulob . t5to y5lco
~ donny,,J odhndnut hvI no T
0oo GOO Arthurcu Uendorsonom
1I,,,.,,, ,,zloxnI ,a1,, :, tnz; nEo1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-05-23
Hndenhurg ma byti flsakym
kanclerem.

Am>teru,lam, 20 ktetna Ito,
luudskt ca>optny otbkuji lpravy,
aDc ktcrteh Y N3mecku ie vcdeua
,lna uptaee sa tim dtrlrm, ahy
na mi~to rlSskrhn kaueltte van
Arthmauna llollwega povoldn hyl
polni marsAlek von lltudenburg,
lltmleuhurr test Sc Y eeltm Ntme.
yku velkt popularllS 4 yseobeena
ma NJ "a To, Az hYl by srhopen =
eutttuimi pom5ry ie,inail cnvFel
5tSiL neali nyNelAi tissky ksneldf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-05-23
Rehahihtaee ruskyeh armad,

lvtuhrad. "a kvtlua. - Mini,
str NalkN kercusk} y ieti svt Il
shramhidtni sr,llakN oknamil sy0l
HmtNl savestl artrauou dtseiplmu
,lo arma,ly, 2adal q podporu Y
snase savtstl nav5he hojoyu6ho
dpeha 10 ruskfeh armad, Ieho
ice pftjata hsla yAeoheenSm sou,
bhsem, NelkA demanslFacr SC i.
dehrila p0 aakontenl ieho tsel
nelesatt ytayedli mlnislre IA "a,
mena = nesli isl / ishe sulomohl,
hu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-05-23
Nemci We Francii zanechavaii 20
sebou pustinu.

Nyon. Francic, 20. .kyetna. --
VesniGant, yracejici So do spusto-
sen}ch krajin Francic, osvoboze.
nych cd yctielcll, mali pred sebou
TAX trtnt nesnazc jako prvni anne
liGti kolonistf. Budou miii sicc
ruznr vFhody mad t6mito osadni-
ky, nebof budou miti k rucc mo-
dcrni hospodAfskf stroje pfi sna-
4" obratiti pustinu ' zemedelskou
krajinu, budou miti material ku
staybG II nebudc jim nutno "a tim
Itelem kAccti lesy, ale jinak tellti
musi Stcjnym obtizim jako ameri.
I'll plou%fi. Misto SvSch poll ma.
chlzcji rokIc, yyrvant vybusnina.
mi, misto sadd hole pne. Shlcdh-
vail, IT, valka poSkodila do t. mi.
'ry jcjich pGdu, lc budc tfeba pee.
! iytho hnojeni a jinG ptGc, ably W.
daIa Movu Urodu. BEvalt zcm6-
ddIskG krajiny r0zn$ch tdstech
scyelmi l|rancic, ktcrt drive sky
taly ncobyGrjnt krhSny pohIcd,
podobaji Sc nyni vuIkanickt kra-
.jm6, pine kratcri. Y t6chto kra-
terrch pax nachdzi sc vSechno po-
Irbcno, chilly, kamcny, tramy by
vaIych jcjich obydli, nhfadi ho-
spoddrskt, nastrojr a podobnf
prcdmdty, NttSina je talk poSko-
2rna, H. nchodi sc k novtmu uAI.
yani. ltrzky kovu moHno naItzti
ySudc, MiIliony projcktilH, ktcrt
staly miIliony dolIar6, byly vrAcny
ma tuto pudu prnb6hu gigantl-
cktho zApaSu, ktcr| byl III sweden
neivttSimi armddami, Jake kdy.
koliv vidtl sv6t. ncvyhuchnutt
stfeIy mono naltzti tt tam pod
yrstvou hliny, V kratcrcch n vSu-
de jindc n to znamena nebezpcci
pro GRACE. PromenGni spustosen6
kraiiny v zemedelsky kraj hUd"
tkolcm obrovskym a prAce ia bu-
/, yyzadovati nekolik let k Sy@mu
lukontcni. Prdce tato stala Sc OBJ
| tilnGiSi nasledkcm mnohfch skry-
Itfch ncbc2peci. Bud" nutno url.
drive odstraniti tato skryta ne.
hezproi, nc2 bude moci prdei IN.
| haiti ordt. SpoleGnostl hylv II.
|tyorrny za ntelem shirani kovn
ua hoiiStich, Velkt mno1styi ko.
Iv0 hylo jii shroma1deno a shro.
maldovani se pokra6uje, y ohle-
dem na nedostatck kov0 ~ Fran.
ell prace tato j. diktovana nutno.
sti rtedheiua praee ga 1telrm
uspotAdani spustoSen$eh kralln
| yykliseutch Namei, X ohyyani Je
,sudr y plnem proudu NSude
isuu zfizoyana prolatimni ohydll,
uej hude moiuo pfikrotltl K stav'
ham ohydli tryalSeh, Vsechny yes,
Iuier, ktert krokem yalky hyly AMI,
lteny, hudou mosusfiaeny die jed
|uotuieh planh, pii niehA pflhlI}e'
Iuo hude, ahy phvodni siayiielsky
.styl hyl saehovan, n dlm tro,
Sch pnvstanou nsaay nave, kras'
,neisi yshledneisi A 0}clnblsi, nee
tuy, klerA sniteny hyly nitlvSm
kruken valky. Stasham venkev'
skSrh kos,elA, skol a iinfeh Va,
fcinyeh hudoy yanosAua hude
gylAsnl potornosi a ysude rekn'
Isl se s,asl,tlS uspodohhi ~ ieA
IhyA niSeas a iel ohyyatrlsivu
IbNls tak mllt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-05-23
Touha po miru v Rakousku
vzrusta.

New YORK, y. J ., ~. kVtina. ---
Pres TO- zr pOtraVnI sltuarc Ra.
kOuSku SO V pOslcdni dObi Zna6nf
ZIcpsiIa, obyvatrIstyo duAInl mo-
narcIir yscrh tiid ncpiestava Vo-
Iati 30 obnoveni miru. die prohld-
Scni lGin6nfho Amcritanem, KITE
~ pr1yG yrAliI Sc Z Evropy a jc
schopcn mIuvti O pom6rech Ra-
k0uskl. PoGct bezmasnych dni V
duGlni monarchIl Y pOsIedni dobt
byI snizcn Ze tii ma diva V t(dnu.
CiSar karel uGinil nekolik poku-
sU, ably odpowuI So cd n6meckt
dominacc, ale po kazde Berlin po.
hro2iI n6mcckA vlada nadalc ma
lplnou k0ntrolu rakouskych zale-
Iitosti. N6mci smeji Sc mySIcnce,
zc Spojtnd St6ty poslou 100000
YojSkn do Eyropy. ProhIaSujl, He
byIo by trcba ne jntn6 poSIatl b.
600. 900 mlzG, ably Ntmrcko 81 IT,
y6do,niIo. 2c nrmjilc tGto vdlcc
IvitdZiti.
NGmetti agenti zaplavili Rusko,
prtruhrad, 20. kv6tna. Orga-
GiSoyau| taIcso N6mrn Y RuSku
mjl1c bFti poyaloyano "a jrdcn b
hlavnlrh HdrojlI obtIzi move ruSkt
vlady. Tito ntmcGtl agent pliSll
sem vctSinou po rrvoluci II mnoZi
= nich d0Stali Sc sem primo skrze
ruSkG linie V dobe bratritkovani
sr ruSkIch v0jdki n6mcckymi,
Ltcrt trvnIo ccIt tIdny. K ttmto
pax dluzno pripoGisti tlSlcc yyzyt-
dailr, ktcri .iiz drive uaI"HoIl Sc V
ruekt riSi "A zuaGnF porct udDnr,
ckirh 2ajntrii, ktrri vyu/ltkoyaIi
rove zi>IinuG uNkG sy0body ne
poroMuntui muzikl uoy|m pom6-
rum a prchIi " zajatrrk(rh IT,
horl N$irhni tito Nfmri uachdZc.
ochotntho pfjjcti u prjtcl sta
ttho rrlinu, ktcrtch dopusud jest
1rlky porot Y prtrohraIr ttrhto
u..m utmrrkrrh ir yrll,a >iIa u
tn ir uiI,,futu urDr tuk tuNlinu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-05-23

LondFn. 20. kv@tna. - S BulIo-
cormtcm prynf We syd mocj, apgIi-
ok5 voI@ka u"poskytuji Ntmc0m
priI"ljto,t k odporinku a zahali-
Ia n"1ou oI""sIyn Y" Snoze poTl-
uout' >'"J" yoJSka severne od buI-
I"roIrtII do royn" mn" = i"nl' Je%
naIrzaJI =" y" Y"SnIrh ' n"deII
vojSka poIniho mar6aIka IlaIga o.
pttne ndclIIa sin" ma neme"ke IL
nj" v tf"hto mlNir"h a dobyIa ne
mrck%"h posi-" ma 'front.'" wee Jak
mIIl zd"I1 m"M FontnInr-hoS-'fo,
SiII"s Il l}uII"rourtrn a udrz"Ia 81
d" pres znllV" protlItoky
Berlin oznamuje angIickou o.
rruVivu podGl patnactimiIovd from
ty. roz1ii1ljici 50 cd krajiny pfi A
cbrviIIc ku Quc0niu, coz znam"na,
~" celia i'ronta Drocourt- -Qn"ant
paItza So pod ohnem 'lokn. Ar
nida korunnlho prime" pokracnJ"
hoz iakthokoliv ulGmku We svych
.aaharh o proIomcni francouzsk@
nnic rod@l Chcmin-Dcs.Damcs. -
kdcknliv Nlmclm byIo mozno w
jui ~ 2akop0 u doslati So ma ote-
yrcur pole. byli uyitaui prudk}m
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-05-23
pooAai PRO oMAHu A oKoli

nmaha a ok0li snrehy
Nebraska Pest ehlainsii u
pnndslli y dlett rraVdepe,lohne
l3kue a tepleil
The evening world., 1917-12-20

These Players Are Marvellous Instruments
The Player Pianos offered in this Christmas Club possess all
the very atcs, player devices and superior player
pianos offered elsewhere at very much higher prices.
The power cooperation in factory and selling expense
makes it possible 10 sell these Player Pianos this very
gice, thus tremendous saving every member The
club plans liberal that anybody worthy credit can afford
to Join this Chr..tm Player Club
The evening world., 1917-12-20

Ferns Boston, Scott, smith,.
lace fern. Compaeta. Norwoodu,
Nhitmau.i, maidcn.hair aud BIRD
nest, plant, 69c and up
Aspidi'tra, yaucgated and green,
Sl.s9 and up.
Crotons IN variou, color,, st.lp
and up.
Dfaeaena goldsefiilna, sunderland,
terminals red, 49c and up.
Dracacna masSanRcaii fragrans,
enciiolia gracilis. Si.49 and up.
Araucaria cKcelsI VI Norfolk pine.
Si.9S to S5.9s.
Hanging baskets, SI.l9 and up
Towering plants, a1aleas, he.
gonias. poinsctuas, CvClamcn and
primrose at special prices
jerusalem cherry, SOC and up.
japanese gardens and dwarf plants.
also Mexican pineapple at low prices.
Pandanus, green and variegated
leaves, 9Sc and up
Palms, afccl. kcuua, phoeuiI.
ltyistonia, $40 Ind up.
Rubber plants, 49c to $1,000.
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Sterling Silver
Manicure and
Toilet Sets
II RtIHffd Prizes

There if = variety II dc.
signs ln these scts. each ncv.
and each attractive; with
plenty OF choice among plain.
engraved and cnginc-turncd
effects.
The toilet sets cons,ii OF comb.
brush and mirror and the price.
run from sos 90 SIS.
The manicure sets ,arv IN The
number oi pieces, according % the
price ti.9S ~ tlO.95. Zach has
a sterling silver handle.
Bio0mHef0Ii Man tloof
The evening world., 1917-12-20
THE TONIC THAT
BRINGS HEALTH
"fWi. ives Builds 10
The Whole Sysisn

Thoe tbo fsts fmfst.-, fr
~ frH .ma ss .fisa stt4u.,Bst 81,
fhs ssy ~ LYUn n.r .. %. r4fs
0s,a r.' ts0s, sH 90, fbs. m,g Us
ist bog tHm'f... tF H us.f
di'ssa u fanttrs'ar t4fy.r.lu
fHflu.. ifsfdt.t.f af Ns..tIt.4
= iasy W. Hitiies fs.uIa Hteu
nsfism ~ PEW ,o f.a B... i4I tBe.
ssi ~hea rsufsr.- fHt ,I,el fbs
a sss~ ibs' ibs9 fsI bsnsf saI
sfoasrf I0 every ftF fbtH dls ID.
he roadssff tonne f,ar.+rsf ~ flsss
nm1ul tablet mfIs f,1m ffuf jp,s,
,of q bot. fYf - 30. ifal uye. fir
A. ell dealers NJ cent postpaid hP fu.i
s-.te' LIMITED Dglsushurz y
Ndrf
The evening world., 1917-12-20

\ tremendous stock OF Towering and
rowing under two acres OF glass in our Gre
The evening world., 1917-12-20
STORE OPEN EVENINGS TO 10 O'CLOCK

iibeffy Roud coupons o.
rspted saus - sssh fos sns ptf
fhsae Nv fhe stpfe.
GH teftiflcsts solrs che
"vhat shalt I ave - problem
W. 9ivina ono ~ these rsftiflcstss
YOU enabis fhe recipient ~ select
shateVef hr ~ she desifss fof
Nras issusd m any den0mins.
ton - Cashiers Dest Nsin
Iloof
The evening world., 1917-12-20

fHss.f ~ uH.ff itfi H rlr.s
sf. b'fYIna ffa nsf sHd frf ....s
rH fHH 'raHTrf HfH TIfH ....
'afH bows HfHIuf IsV M
IH ~ Hsf fFr HffH
TIa lf aIH e
.HHr W.fI Hfr HfHn
I. ..". .|.H#
The evening world., 1917-12-20

H uH sf..a .fmafITss fq o.
fsH.If far.H. fffarfH com
.fHfIH IH fH.I HlFa fHan
tF sf BOWS nsrH.'fef ~ ~
..a fHfFr# ft.ff fIHf ~
.. ffF f.H Wsn E'H
.H|H. .fsrf .aaf tl a1HfIf
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Furniture bits"
to Brighten the
Xmas Household

A new piece Of furniture
here and there, small and in
expensive though it may be,
imparts a wonderful air of
pleasing change to a house
hold-change that is iustwhat
We are after at the threshold
of a new year.
The Furniture bits" de-
scrlbed below are chosen with
that aim in view--and arc
priced with full knowledge
Of the many and heavy de-
mands upon your Xmas purse.
The evening world., 1917-12-20

sV0dsy Word Wso,, VOL Wood.,,
The evening world., 1917-12-20
Books on War

Fopf fsss. IN Csfmsny
" Gfnf. fffg
iio~ ~ Tive ~ the Front st
HsrIf NHD.fHs ffN
Over The Top. by fr.s. tiN
~ w. ~. HY It1 liHy. ttN
Private Peat, ~ lil.I
Fsff. So
w Adventure, %. German
secret Aasnt. 1y ll.n' y.r d.
Clp tiit
FIshrna fof Peace. py ils
Ns1 Dyke. ti.tt
Under TIrs. 5l il,r-y B.-I
ii.u
Ny Home In glsld ~ Mercy. bI
frn.ss " Hoard. Si.U
On Idae ~ War Zone. ut2
Miscellaneous hooks
MARX r~ain's Letters. ty AB
Paine. q vols tl.sa
Years Of Ny Youth. by " b
il1weN. S1.u
Diplomatic pays, by EdrA
OShsughnssty. SI.7g
Adventures and Letters Of
Richard Harding Davis. tlli
Naaabonding Down the Andes,
by Harry Franck. $3.50
Journal From Our legation In
belgium. by Hugh Gibson. Sl.li
BlomiHefdtS Sec0Hd FIoot
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
En- honor de Lopez Roberts.

Tanger, - La colonia e%spahola, de-
teosa de recompensar la gestion rea-
lizada por el ilustre diplomatico Sr.
Lopez Roberts durante muchos amos,
ha acordado mostrarle SIT gratitud
abriendo una subscription para rega-
larle las insignias de la gran cruz de
Isabel la Catolica, que recientemente
lie fue otorgada por el Gobierno.
Una Comision ha salido para Es-
pana en- el correo conduciendo Ell pre-
sente, que lie sera entregado al Sr.
Lopez Roberts en- union de una misi-
va en- la que Sc encomia la brillante
la Dor realizada por el.
kkk
Hispano América., 1917-04-29

Madrid. - En- Ell ministerio de la
Guerra Sc ha reunido la ponencia que
Sc designo en- la Ultima reunion de la
Junta de Defensa Nacional compues-
ia de los senores presidente del Con-
sejo, ministries de Guerra y Marina y
Maura Cd. Antonio.)
Los senores ministro de la Guerra
y Maura dieron lectura de sus traba-
jos.
Como es sabido, las deliberaciones
de esta Junta son secretas.
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
La Pardo Bazan enferma.

Madrid. - La condesa de Pardo
Bazan, cuyo estado de salud ha sido
en- estos ultimos dias POGO satisfacto-
rio, Sc halla va, por fortuna, compile
tamente restablecida.
De todas veras 10 celebramos, y
con nosotros los innumerables admi-
radores y amigos de la insigne escri-
tOra.
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
Las %cigarreras.

San Sebastian. - Una Comision de
cigarreras de esta fabrica de tabacos
ha visitado al gobernador para que-
jarse de que la A~rrendataria no cum
pie 10 pactado con elias, por 10 cual
con declararse en- huelga.
La autoridad civil Sc presto a ha-
Ger las oportunas gestiones, exigien-
doles en- cambio que Sc mantengan
en- una actitud correcta. Asi 10 ofre-
Cieron
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
Baldwin & Howell.
318-324 Kearny St. S. F. Cal.
iTIENE I'D. NEGOCIOS EN-
LA CORTE?

6Necesita I'd. un interprete?@Leccio-
mes en- Ingles y Espahol?7lC Correspondent
cha en- Ingles y Espaiol, y Traducciones?
Sc dan informes para TODD relative a las
Leyes del Estado. A. de la TORRE
III Powell st. cerca Washington S. r. Cal
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
% de Abril de 1917.
causados por los temporales.

causados por los ~temporales.
Sobre este mismo punto cambiaron
anoche impresiones en- n de las Sec
clones del Congreso, previa citacion
del alcalde Como diputado por la
provincial de Cordoba), los diputados
y ~senadores por Andalucia.
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
Orc de America.

Vigo. - FL director del Banco de
Vigo ha recogido a bordo del vapor
alfonso XII" procedente de Nueva
York, II barriles que gentlemen $40
90 d6lares y 5000 libras esterlinas pa
ra el Banco de Bilbao.
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
La carestia de Where's.

San Sebastian. = En- la session del
Ayuntamiento Sc ha acordado tele-
grafar al Gobierno pidiendole que no
autorice la exportacion de los articu-
los comestibles.
Los tablajeros %anuncian una nueva
subida de la carne para la semana
proxima. Sc da el case de que Ell ga
nado elsa aqui va mas caro- que en- Ell
mercado frances de San Juan de Luz.
Tambien los carboneros sc propo-
men elevar Ell precio de este articulo,
sin hacer case de la tasa fijada por la
Junta de Subsistencias.
XXX
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
Los t~emporales.

Madrid. - FL Sr. Frances Rodri-
guez, que regreso de Malaga, visito
en- seguida al ministro de la Goberna-
cion para darle cuenta de los estragos
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
Notas de Espana.
Ell e~spionaje aleman

Murcia. - BESIDE hace POGO tempo
Sc advierte en- esta capital mayor con-
currencia de extranjeros, algunos de
los cuales hacen frecuentes Wales al
pueblo de Espinardo y a otros case
rios proximos a la fabrica de polvora.
Esto motiva grandes concentrates, SUI
p~oniendose que Sc trata de trabaJos
de espionaje por parte de determine
da nacion.
Entire los extranjeros aqui residen-
ties figura un subdito, aleman que ha-
&c un mes anuncio la compra de toda
la cosecha de naranja para fabricar
con ella mermelada Y mas tarde ma
nifest6 su proposito de adquirir fru-
tas para eXportarlas.
Hispano América., 1917-04-29

LA GRAN AVIADORA AMERICANA
RUTH LAW-Acaba de regresar a New
York despues de un viaje triufaI por Ell
frente de Francia la sehorita Ruth Law
que tiene ell record de velocidad pues CO.
rrio en- su avion una dIstancia de $50
milas por bora. La senorita Law ha sido
instructora de los reclutas aviadores que
ingresen al servicio. En- nuestro grabado
aparece la senorita Law al lado de un
perro de los que ~utiIiza la Cruz Roja
Hispano América., 1917-04-29
Ell decreto sobre extranjeros.

Madrid. = Sometera ell presidente
del Consejo a la firma del Rey Ell de-
creto que ha de regular la entrada, es-
tancia y salida de los extranjeros.
Vendra a ser una r~ecopilacion de
diversas medidas de policia que ha-
bian caido en- desuso y que las Incl
denies de la guerra obliga a recordar.
Al entrar en- Espana tendran que
eXhibir Ell pasapOrte correspondence,
y 81 piensan permanecer en- nuestro
pals, inscribirse en- Ell Consulate de
SUI nacion, commandments al gober-
nador respective y manifestar la ocu-
pacion a que han de dedicarse.
Para marchar al extranjero deberan
ir provistos del pasaporte, expedido
por la autoridad consular de su natu-
r~aleza, visado por las autoridades es-
~panolas.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-12-28
2855

Minnesota Lodge 157 Independ-
ent Order Bnai Birth extends its
sincere congratulations to you and
to the Jewish people on the taking
of Jerusalem by the British"
In connection with this telegram,
it is worth while recalling that when
the British declaration was issued
Mr.. Adolph Kraus, President of the
Order, sent the Provisional Zionist
Committee, the following statement:
"The declaration by the British
Government must have the effect of
gaining for the Zionist cause the
support of even such Jews as have
hitherto been Indifferent or opposed
to the movement, for no Jew can
consistently oppose the establish
ment of a Jewish homeland, be it
ever so small"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-12-28
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWHERE

Zion (Workers of Zion) of Russia
and one of the leaders of the interna-
tional Zionist movement is dead, &C
cording to cable message from Pc
trograd, received by Zionists here
yesterday. Borochow's death was
reported as sudden and premature"
by co-workers in this city. Although
only SO years old he was recognized
by Jews as the leading theorist of
the Jewish international labor move
ment and also as a philologist and
historian.
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New York Celebrates Palestine
Declaration.

Carnegie Hall was thronged with
10000 Jews, Zionists and non-Zion-
lists last Sunday. With faces radiat-
ing Joy and unbounded enthusiasm
the declaration of the British gov
eminent favoring the establishment
of a Jewish national in Palestine
was greeted. A most impressive
scene was the presenting of an
American flag by group of sailors
who marched up on the platform
while the Hadassah Choral Union
was singing the "Star-Spangled
Banner" When the chorus began
to sing "Hatikvah" group of girls
dressed in white and blue, marched
up on the platform and presented the
meeting with a Jewish flag.
The audience was addressed by
DR.. Stephen Wise, Aaron Aaronson,
head of the Palestine Agricultural
Experiment Station, Nathan Straus
and Schmaryah Levin.
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Bolsheviki Arrest Vinaver and
BranSOn.

The Bolsheviki regime in Russia
publicly declared all members of the
Constitutional Democrat (Cadet)
Party as enemies of the people, be-
cause the party was suspected OF as
sisting the confederation. A
number of prominent cadets were
placed under arrest These include
the well-known Jewish communal
worker, M. Vinaver, Roditchev, the
spokesman Of the party in the last
Duma, also was arrested. Advocate
Bramson, member Of the first Du-
ma and of the committee appointed by
the Provisional Government to su
pervise the elections for the Consti
tutional Convention, was also ar
rested.
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Machinist's Mate Praised for Saving
Comrades Life.

Washington Secretary Daniels
has commended David Goldman,
machinist's mate second class, for
gallantry in jumping overheard on
the night of October 80, 1917, and
rescuing from drowning Arthur G.
Palmer, water tender, attached to
the u. S. S. O'Brien. AS a strong
ebb tide was running, and Palmer
was unable to swim, Goldman's
prompt action in jumping overheard
saved his life.
Goldman enlisted November p,
1911, at San Francisco. His mother,
Katie H. Goldman, resides at All
Moore street, Philadelphia.
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WAR SAVINGS.

"War Savings Stamps mark an
epoch in our national life Secre-
tary of the Treasury McAdoo.
Many successful business man
has said that the saving of his first
dollar was the most important single
act Of his life that it marked the be-
ginning of habit and course of
conduct to which he attributed his
success.
Something very analogous to this,
it is believed, is going to be the eff
feet on the American nation of the
War Savings campaign. Not only
are millions of individual citizens 60
ing to begin to save, but this habit
of economy and saving is going to
be a collective movement, move
ment not of individuals alone but of
the Nation.
The habit of saving formed now
has deeper incentive than ordinary.
We are saving now not alone for
selfish reasons, we are saving now
from patriotism, saving not alone
for ourselves but for our country.
The combination of patriotism and
thrift is, indeed, going to make the
War Savings campaign an epoch in
our national life. 1t is not only
going to be thing of tremendous
benefit to millions of citizens, it is
going to be a thing of tremendous
advantage to the Nation as a whole,
and affect our national life. 1t marks
the beginning of new era in Amer
lean life, an era of economy, good
sense, and patriotism.
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THE RECORD HOLDS.

Among the first ten Americans in
the National Army to fall in France,
one we understand was a Jew. To
his parents this must be a consola-
ton and to Jewry there is in the
death of this young man a source of
pride. The record holds.-Jewish
Advocate.
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December %, 1917.

Hon. A. C. Ratshesky of Boston
was appointed the representative of
Governor Mccall in charge of the
Massachusetts, Relief Unit which
was sent to Halifax. He was term
ed the brains" of the committee
which transported $2,500,00O worth
of supplies to the sufferers.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-12-28
BNAI BIRTH AND ZIONISM.

The Provisional Zionist Commit
tee has received the following tele-
gram from the Minnesota Lodge 157
I. O. B. B.:
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Named Counsel to Custodian of
Alien Property.

New York Moritz Rosenthal, of
Ladenburg, Thalman & Company of
New York, has been named general
counsel to the custodian Of alien
property. Mr.. Rosenthal was for
many years prominent member of
the Chicago bar and a lawyer of ma
tional reputation. He was counsel
for the packers in the immunity case
and for the Standard Oil Company.
This prompted one of the leading
newspapers to speak Of him at the
time as follows:
Zone hundred thousand dollars
year as a retainer and $1,000 day
when he is actively on the job isn't
half bad as salary for a lawyer, is
it? That's what Moritz Rosenthal,
the Standard Oil attorney, once of
Chicago, now of New York, has to
struggle along on, anyway"
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Washington, Dec. 25.-Mail will
now be accepted for transmission to
places in Palestine and Turkey, oc-
cupied by the British forces, it is
announced by the Postoffice depart
ment. This modifes the postmaster
generals order of April 7, 1917,
which suspended the mail service
for Turkey.
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Leader of Zionists in Russia is Dead.
New York, Dec. 21.-David Der
Borochow, founder of the Jewish So
cial Democratic Labor party Poale-