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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
MUST SKATER
GERMANDREAM
OF CONQUEST
SeC'y of State Says PaganiSm
and Degenerate Christ
ianity Now Rule in
TeutOn State.


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SCHF%ECTADY. ". s.. June To-
-.-s
l'eaS' I'S '"'se ''" '"
intolersble crue.ues. must DO
brought 20 an end. Until these oh-
5ecfs aro sreouplfsha5 We must ar
ON with the great world war; said
Robert Lansing. secretary of state
in an address before the student
Hodl of Union COLLEGE here today.
.-rbis GREAT war must end wrn
- dar.-ion which viii be- bIe~eiu-
and not "a curse TO the present gem
Grafton and future generations the
sacretar, said .Pru~-I4 4uisrr. with
its distorted ideas. its false concep-
tions and its intoIerabI cueltles
n,4St ba brought I'D an end. Tho
Germanizing of other countries must
cease The dream OF -Hamhure n,
the Persian guIr and OF sn enSlaVef
Poland and RusSfa must le dis
neIled German diDlomacy and m-
trisue. as now practiced must bc
nrocjafDed su international crime
and suppressed forever. The phHos.
opbv of sinner man and ~ vorfG
mastery must die discredted. The
evil Influence which have 80 ions
noisoned The minds of The German
.,,ao,re r,,fst rose +bef- notercv
Must 60 ON with War.
.T-rtr those ores+ obierfs are no.
complished. as they viii be when
the war aims stated hv Presf Wi.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
To DETERMINE
EXCESS PROFITS
FOR TAXATION
House Ways and Means CON-
mittee Begins InveStiga-
tiOn to Get Basis For New
Revenue Measure.
InternatIonaI go sertLce

International News Service:
WASHINGTO\. June 10. The
ways and means committee OF the
house started out today TO find the
excess prohts made during the first
year Of the war for purposes Of war
taxation in the new reFenue bill
Members OF the committee were
visibly concerned by the testimony
OF members or the war industries
board given in secret session. that
the excess profits or the first l.
months had been greatly eXagger-
sted in the prodteering stories cir
culated i'm Washington. Even Pres't
Wilson had been misled IL was as
serted. when he declared the S.
900 100000 desired by Sety Nc
Adoo could well be raised bv taxes
confined almost entirely 10 excess
profits. incomes and luXuries
Members OF the committee were
satisfied that the policy Of the add
ministration i'm fixing prices on
steel, copper. wool and other staples
had greatly reduced the profits Of
the producers but they were not
yet ready 10 turn from these com
modities as possible sources of
revenue
Meets Popular Approval
The policy announced 10y Pres't
Wilson i'm his revenue address met
with such popular accord through
out the country that any departure
from that program. it was realized.
would be met with instant disap-
proval
Tn fixing prices the war industries
board, after establishing the cost OF
production has added certain
percent OF profit in each case 10
stimulate production" The COM
mittee believed that there still was
an excess or profit in many lines OF
industry i'm spite OF the fixing Of
prices
IL was certain. however. that if
the wishes or the committee were
followed no new price-HNinE policy
would be undertaken until the
question or revenue raising had been
taken into Considera tion
The committee still awaited ac-
curate data being compiled 10y the
treasury department from the re-
ports on income and excess profits
taxes submitted under last years
revenue law. and for information on
war contracts being prepared 10y the
war department
Might Clear Confusion
II vas believed that this iuforma-
ton. when laid before the commit
tee might clear up much OF the
confusion and contradiction over
excess profits and incomes that now
exists. The committee. jim the words
OF its chairman. Claude Kitchin.
did not know where il stood" to-
dav.
The entire week was 10 be taken
up with hearings but tho real work
scheduled for the committee was
tracking down the war profits behind
closed doors The hearings prob
ably viii be completed bv SATURDAY,
Thus far the hearings have produced
no sensations. nor are they likely
20 during the present week
The principal hearings on the tax
bu, viii be before the senate finance
committee after the bin has been
framed and passed by the house
There were ONLY II applications for
hearings by the house committee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
FIREMAN is SERIOUSLY
HURT AS SHED FALLS
Inte-nation4l News service

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 10.-
John Logan. a city fireman. was ser
-ously injured and Fireman John
1IW.r and % T. Gardner We're pain
fully hurt when a eoal shed or the
Monon Fuel 60 collapsed today
1r hue tEev were dshun2 nre in it
Thc damage rsu-ed hl the tre Ns-
gsumated al {l.5gg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
Continue Fighting
Furiously But With
Only Small Gains
international News Service

VI
PARIS. June O.-AsSaul in the German drive between
NOyOn Montdiier with great violence
office announced today On the MaTne French and Amer
troops gained further ground the BrS>aes
taking some prisoners
On the center the Noyon Montdde battle the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10

International News Service:
AN ATLANTIC PORT, June 10.
Capt. Mackenzie. Of the Pinar del
Rio. the latest victim in American
waters OF the German U-boats,
landed here today with 16 menlt
bers Of his crew.
The United Fruit freighter. Taun-
ton. picked them up Al sea. Fears
had been felt for their safety. The
chief mate Of the Pinar del Rio ana
Is of the crew were landed at the
Maneto life-saving station on the
North Carolina coast Yesterday.
The Taunton saw a fare at 7:S0
o'clock last night The captain
changed the course Of his boat iu
order TO ascertain from where the
signal was coming The life boat
with the Pinar del Rios captain and
part of the crew was found.
Crew Ordered on.
The submarine which sank the
Pinar del Rio halted The freighter
10y firing shot across her bows.
The crew was given time 10 gather
their belongings and were then told
10 abandon the ship. They did so
and rowed over TO the submarine TO
see what 10 do next
Got all your belongings o" asked
the commando OF the U-boat.
Assured that they had the sub
marine commander then waved them
TO be on their way. A. soon a the
hfeboats pulled away the sub
marine opened fire on the vessel
and continued To pour shells into
il until il started 10 sink
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
&c Many Gas Shells

The assault was strongly support
ed by artillery and In the prelimi-
nary cannouadinE the bOches used
great quantities OF gas shells
The first wave OF grey clad mass
- that mnged against the allied
lines was moved down hy the de
Tenders machine guns
Throu ghOut the entire dat fhe
fshung was very violent The slight
est German advance was on the
aanks but IN the center The boches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
FRENCH WERE READY
TOR NFlW THRUST.
- SerE-ce

IEfer0It tlUnaI NFWr ~ET'I't-
PARIS. June 10-The largest
German thrust. over 21-mile front
between Montdidier and NoyOn.
where the Germans pressed forward
at some places a distance OF two
and one half miles and Ia greater
depth Al one point. found the
French fully prepared.
Tn his attack which began on sun
dav morning. the German crown
prince hurled II divisions into the
battle. a. well as nuns erous reserve
troops.
"A German division IS estimated
to consist OF from 1900 70 $4,000
men,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
THE WEATHER. II

Indiana and gau--Snon ers
late tonight and on Tue~dat- VA m er
tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
Register at Hish School.

GVerythine i~ iu readnrs- lor the
reception of the delegates 20 the
couR ention. They are expected 10
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CONTINUED On PAGE FOUR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Kindtre6e.
9as &er5lein.

Sn 8aris Jebten 5tpei orn1e 2e1te,
Mam unb 6ral1, unter groBen Sor=
gen in ser %bitteriten Notb. STE mobn=
ten in einem duBerl It armIeligen Sc
loB, mofiir iie iabrli6 20 ST.. Weietbe
be5ablen muBtert. @ur oft maBten
iie iid bungrig idlafen legen, uno
gum 5riibitid bntten tie mandmal
fn1m alte 8rotfruiten, Die lie erit
inn Boller o1fpei6en m1tBten. limo
ood tpagten iie nidt, tire Mrmutb 5t
geIteber, oe1rt tie tDaren Doroem IN
g1tter gerbaltniiien gemeien uno nod
lt1r0 no9 obne lire Sdul6 5uriifge=
fommen. Sn Der lesten 3eit batten
ite oabon gelebt> oaB tie ibre Sab
ieltgfeiten perfaltftert; ieBt batten tie
oaes berfauft. Sc mar ont einem
Gonnuben6. Gie batten feinen 9eGer
@el6 mebr> fem 5tiid 8rot. Die
Srm par idtDah, Ser Wann lag
franf I'M gette, Der Sag perging I'm.
ter graBlid)en Musiidten, Die Nadt
furn, tie batten feinen 8iiien genoi-
len. Ser 5onntag mar nod idred-
Iider. @nblt6 aber- aben6s trieb Die
furhtbare A1ial bic Gra11 ul1f Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
@ilatruppe1 in 11e11em 1teberfaQ.

Snnre3, Wter1co, 8. Seb. -
Mebr ols 10 Goloaten un6 BoIia=
gtere ml1r6er BON Mnbdngern 8iaas
25 MeiIen iii6lid BON Sonta &oialia
umgebrabt, als sic lebteren einen
Mrbeiter5ug nit 0pnomit in sic 2uft
lprengten. Ser 3ug ging na@ 8eaa=
no, I'M 6os 81 enbabngeleiie 5u re-
parieren un6 Die Sriimmer 6es Ser
ionen5uges neg5urqrmem, melder
BORT o11sgepliin6ert un6 nie6erge=
bro1n1t tporoen mar. 9ieie Mittbei=
lung tntr6e n11s oem Siiber bon Ell
ner Mr5abI 5uberldiiiger 8erionen
bterber gebrodt un6 bon BEN 8ebor=
ben nidt gele11gnet. Grancisco Sill
Ia leitete perionlih Sen Mngriff a1f
SEN Mrbeiter5ug, nit Meartin 2ope5
ols atpeitem Giibrer. Mad6em iie al
Ge merifuniiden Mrbeiter nn6 $50
den m1f 6em Mrbeiter5ug nod etnem
a9ttun6igen @ampfe geto6tet o6er
bingeridtet batten, beguben ii6 Sic
gtnambdnger na6 smnta &o1alta,
mo 11ltr 1875 5ol6oten logen. sic to-
teten in 6em foIgenoen @efedt cine
MnanW, ridteten ar6ere bin 11no
pliin6erten Damn sic @to6t. @ino
nabm an Hliin6er11ng BON Santa So
io1in gemdB SEN bier eingetroffenert
9eri6ten ni9t tbeil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
&pblennptb in 8pitun.

otto n, 8. Sch. - Sic &oblen=
notb m1roe beute morgen bier a11fs
empfin6lidite empfunoen, ols sic Mb=
%liefer11ng bon M%uftrdgen an sdoen,
8iirogebduoen nn6 5abrifen tpdb=
reno Der ndditen 5pei Gage under
iagt tua1r6e. gs idien ~tpeient1id en-
for6erltd, 6aB nit einem reierbier=
ten 8orredt gerednet tper6e ruegen
Der langen 6abrt bon oen &oblenfel-
6ern. Das gitp 5uel Committee bat=
te 6ieierbab 6ieie Mnoron1ttg getrof=
fen. Ser gann mag i;ber 5tpei Sage
altsge6ebnt tuer0en, es iei oenn, boB
sic @~elegenbeiten CUR gerien6ung
per @ifnbobn un6 mittelit @aifer-
fraft ft9 bebeuten6 beIiern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

StroBe, lie moqbe betteln geben, aber
10 oft tie Die bitten0en @orte berDor-
bringen tpollte, ihloB Die Sdam ibr
Den Munb, un6 fife febrte wieber
beim, erid0pfter unb entml1tbigter
als lie gegorgen NOR. 5eit 48 5tnn=
oen bate iie feline Nabrung 3u iih
genommen, urpb Der MngltidapeiB
rann uber Ste bleide11, abge5ebrten
@ei ifter. @ir lterben, mein ar1nes
@eib, Iagte ser @reis, @ott DerlaBt
inns! 9ie Site anttportete nidts.
Nud einiger Belt erbob iie SEN aopf
uno logte tpie BON elmer plobliben
gingebung ergriffen: u8ir mollen
oie I'll. Sna1gfrau anrufen; tie lit Die
Srol tertn Der 8etriibten, Die 3ufludt
ser 9eioenoen, tie miro uns belfer.
Morte, ib bobe nod cine fleine
Serge; Sic moQen mir Dor ibrem
gil6e an5iinoen. SSd BIN ~iiber5eugt>
oaB lie uns Silfe ididt." @eiagt,
getban! Sm 9unfeln finDen lie 6aS
&er5lein, 5iin6en es on un6 itellen es
Dor elm Marienbilo, bas no9 in
ibrm 8eitbe NOR, meil es nieman6
bntte fonf fen mollen. 0ann fnteten
lie nie6er, unb beteten unb tpeirten
bitterli9. SCUM mobnte in 6emielben
Saul lie eine Mrbeiterir, 6ie Elm franfes
S&in6 botte. Oieie itan6 in Ger Madt
a11 I'M bent &inbe etmas at trinfen
5l geben, un6 bemerfte BEL 6iefer &C.
legenbeit, baB sic bei6en often 9eute
nod) 2idt butten. Sic fannte oieiel=
ben oberflGdIid, nr16 menn tie ii6
begegneten, 10 griBten fie ltd; nno
.obne iih peiter 5u %beiinnen, flei0ete
lie 1t6 notb0iirftig an, rabm cine Ga
terne un6 itieg binauf, Tim nad BEN
'beiben Mlten 5u leben. M1s lie Die
Ibiir geoffnet, mel9 Elm iammerbol=
fer Mnblid! 9a logen Sic bei0en I'M
gliifliden blei6 un6 5itterno, 5u=
1nfen Dor 6em 8il6e Mo=
riens. Hoid elite iie nuf 6ieiel6en
5r, un6 fragte belorgt, tpos ibnen
feble. Inter Sbrdnen geitan0en tie
lire Gage, u116 idneler als tie ge=
fommen, mar ste Mrbeiterin Der
l6pl1n6etr. Sic elite idnea in ibr
stiibden nabm 6leiidbriibe> 8rot
un6 mos ibr ionit an Nabrurgsmit=
teln in Die Sdnbe font, nn6 oann
cling es tpie6er btna11f 51 SEN Mlte11,
sic Tie 5Grtli6 nmarmte ur6 troItete.
Mm f%olgen6en Gage berodridtigte
iie SEN Efarrer, lotpie 6en @oriteber
Ser &onferen5 bom I'll. Sin5e15.
gei6e famen lofort in Die @obnung
6es ungliifliden Naares u11b modten
ibrten liebreide @ormiirfe, 6aB lie
ibre Gage 10 lange berbeimli6t. @s
pur6e fir bic nodbaltigite nnter=
itiibung geiorgt. @inige @oden
lpdter fiel Sen bei6e1t Mlten cine fleine
@rbi6oft 5u, bon einem Gerpan0ter1.
@ie oftmols er5dbIten tie ipater
je0em, Ser 60 b0ren 1poQte, Bob tie
tire Hett1tng Der M1ttter @ottes 5u
ber6anfen bdtten. Sbne 6os &er5lein
a1tf Maria> 6as ibnen 6en frommen
@ebm1fen, eingab, 6os &er5lein a115u=
5iin0en, b6itttte lire Nadbarin ibnen
1nift GIT 6iIfe fom1nen f0nner1, un6
lie tpGren SEN gntbebrnngen inter
ebe sic fletne @rbidyaft ange=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Som @atifan lit, nad elmer Mel=

SOM &atifan lit, nad elmer Mel=
6ung bon &om ein bonn Cardinal
be 2o, SefretGr Ser @oniiitoriol=
Congregation, unter5ei6neter uno
bom 10. 9e5ember 1917 6a6ierter
@rlaB beroffentlidt tpor6en, Ser 6ie
1ogenana1ten mooernen Sanae en6gil=
tig berbietet. Die Gntideibl1ng muir
De 6urd eintge amerifanii6e 8iid0fe
peranloBt, bie borgeidlagen batten,
6uB 6ie mo6ernen Ean5e nnter gepil=
ien 8eidrdnfungen geltattet tper6en
loaten. Ser grlaB beifimmt, 6aB 6as
8erbot oes uSmgo" uno anberer
abnli6er mo6erner Sdn5e nnerbittli6
0ur6gefubrt meroen Ioa. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
merfte es nidt, baB oral1Ben Der
Mbeno nieberianf, bab es bitter m1lr=

lltCIIIt CS lttu1r puD UIu%tDSt ~
Mbeno nteDer1anf, bab es bitter muir.
De I'M @enpad).a
Grit ais eine meide fleine Sanl
ii6 idmeidelnb int iein Soar nilblte
utro eipe ianfte 6ruuenitimme
u9eino!" lagte, f1rbr CT a1f.
2o11 itnrb Dor linn.
Ct erl braf bis ms Snrerite. geie
bisber botte lie einen SUB in lein
3immer ge1ebt, ME bisber iib 5l Ell
ner liebfoienben 8e1pegung berabge-
lalie1r. @ie fo1mte iie MIR geraoe
iett!
y@os faut Dir Elm, 9ou! @ie
magit Gu 10 n%nbeionnen iein -
bierber gu fommen? 8em -"
uSei berubigt, es bot MIDI ME
mo1D geieben, un0 ib meiB bon ie=
oem SdDloBbetpobner genan, mo er
ii6 SUR Belt befin6et!"
Sic 1ab iebr bleih aus. 8abr=
ldeinlib batte lie anf einen anoeren
Gmpfung gerednet.
Mber NIT ser @eidmeibigfeit ibrer
Matl1r paBte iie iid iofort Ser 9itua=
ton an, trat einen Sdritt 5uriid uno
lugte in ber4n6ertem Son:
Natiirlid bot es mild i6tpere
lteberauirba1ny gefoitet 0ieien Gong
51 tbl1n. Mber 90 9u ni6t 5u mir
fomrlt, obtpoN gu 1dpon fat einer
Sag lang in gin06 Gift"
SD boffte, Did BET Gii6 51 ie=
BEN"
uglb = gu fiiblteit nibt> BOB es
mir peinlid gerpeie 1 mare, Sir nad
oiel er Srenmtng Dor SEN slrr0ern gum
erlten Meal gegeniiber5rtreten? 9aB
i6 mir eben 0arnm 0as Glen lieber
oltf mein 3immer bringer lieb?"
Ct idrpieg. sic botte ia bieGeiht
redt. 9(ber lein SEER mar noh Brit
BEN bel oem &ranfen un0 Ietne Seele
boa Sruurigfeit.
SD moute Sid oud MIR bitten"
fubr lie perlett fort, u6lora begreif=
li6 81 MAIDEN, 6aB es mein Hedt it,
Eopa 5u pflegen. S6 ltebe a1ein ouf
grben = i6 babe natr noebr tim =
iie mag ii6 @iaD mi0men. Seinet=
megen lit 1ie ia bergefommen!!"
uNaer0ing5. Mber es lit getptB 0as
Hidtige> 0ob tie ii6 NUN in erlter
2i11ie Eapa mi0met. Sie fat = ib
meiB 6ies aus friiberen Sabren =
Elm ielteneS Salent, &ranfe 5u pile
gen. 0a8u fom1nt no6, 6oB Bapo,
mdre er fdbig 5u entidei0en, gepiB
ielbit uiiniden tpiiroe, bon Tlora ge=
pflegt GIT per0en."
uS9 pin es ober nift!" rief iie
lei0eniduftlih nit 0em SUB uuf=
itampfen0. ~Sb laiie MIDI nidt iber=
aa bon ibr her0rdngen!"
u0u = bon ibr?!!"
Sein ernites Muge marnte lie nidt.
uSa! 9at lie MIDI ni9t id)on bon
@inp's gett %perOr6ngt? Stebt tie
ridt inn 8egriff mi6 m1d bel Sir
SIT ber0rdngen? Gie trat 6idt an
ibr berm. 2engne es, menm gu
fam II"
l1nb aIs En- immer no6 l61pieg>
ltarr iiber ibr unbeberri6tes @el en,
peinli9 beritbrt, 6aB iie IN 6ielem
Mugenblid, 1po auer @e0mfen it6
Tim ben &ra1nfe1r %6rebnten, anf lire
2iebe anipielte, mari ite iid cuff
ihlu65eno ouf cine Sttomane un6
bro9 in Sbranen aus.
Dortiebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Benedict's Academy
ct. Suiepb, Stearns &c., Winu.

Cine Der beiten Mnitalten our b6.
beren Eodterer3iebung i'm gan5er
Roromeiten. unterridt tn bent.
ider, engliider unb fran56iiider
sprafe, 5tenograpbie, Eppe.
uriting, Buhfiibren, Muftf, Ma-
Len, 4ohen uno meibltde Sano.
arbeiten. B~riDat3immer, NIT al.
len mooernen ~8eqltemlidfetten
n1sgeitattet, iteben oen 30glingen
our 8erfiig11ng. Wt obigem SSr-
ftitl1te lit cine Sd11le fir Rnaben
Don 6 Bis IL Sabren berbun6er.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Denbe mon fid) ON
Sister DIrectress, o. S.B.y !;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

@er in Ser gesenmartisen 3eit
Neigung bt, @eriidte at folportie-
rem, fonte iid 6urd bas 5prihrport
tpnrren laifen, Dos lu1ttet: Son So
reningen ltn6 @te6eriagen lpirb nta1-
ber idJorr a1ifs:m aatl Sefdlagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

rSielleift tpiro Dein Weann an-
bers entldeioen. gr lit Der Sobn nno
bot mobl auein 5n entldeiben, tper
ieinen @ater pflegen ioa. Sd 51peifle
nidt, oab CT begreifen miro, mte
tbel1er mir ous 2eben NapaS ietn
r1raSs = mir, sic id nidts Mnoeres
ntebr beltse auf Groen! SD meroe
linn iofort telegrapbiren."
Gut. Ser Sobn mag e1t1dei-
oen."
Gas 6el1er oes 9alles NOR in 5lp=
ra's Nugen erlulden. SIRE Stimme
flano falt unO ruDig.
yl1n0 es loa EN- @ottesurtbeiI lein
stpiihen ibr uno mir!" oad)te lie tn
rerlid.
oou rattle Sic 5dleppe hires Heit-
fleioes ul1f mari nod ei11e11 Slid
ouf BEN &ranten unO i6ritt ltol5 mie
cine aonigin btnaus.
Nltt lie oudte: gsl1r n1uB er tpdb=
len slpiId)en ibr u1ro mir un0 oid
enolid] er1tideioen! @ber lie 5meifelte
teinen Illgenblif, mie Ste @obl aus
fuue1t 1piiroe. -. miiBte.
9riibm in ibrem 3immer mari lie
iid} mtf Sic Gbaiielougue uno ltarrte
firlter Dor lid bin.
oils @a1pra fam, un1 ibr uSdub=
hen" SIT frogen, Oh es nibt 0as un=
bequenle HeitfleiO ublegen noble,
matrOe lie burih binal1sgeptelen.
u@eb!" SoB MIDI 5ufrieoen lett!
Sd babe Sl ltberlegen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
CASTORIA
Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN GEBRAUCHS SET MEHRALS 30JAHREN
Inner NIT der II
6"s: : &MZzzSM

Ge Motb madt audi III unieren
Erobibitionsitaaten erfinberii9; Die
groBen Stridbeutel, Die ieBt iiberan
Wobe iin6, ioaep BORT atsge5eidmete
9ienlte beim 8bfsfepi6muggel tba1n.
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A. BUEL S|bEY
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-13
NEW BRANCHES OF THE
7. w. B.
7. w. B..

The following local branches have
just been organized by the J. w. B.:
Atlantic City, N. J.-Harry Cass-
man, Chairman; Miss Lena Peikin,
Secretary.
Bethlehem. Pa. G. Beilin,
Chairman L. A. Wachsman, Sec
rotary.
Dover, N. J.-Samuel c. Meyer
son, Chairman Hattye Rassler, Sec
rotary.
Montpelier & Barre, Vermont
Isaac Aaron, Chairman; Benz. Lon
don, Secretary.
Plattsburgh, NJ. Y.-Julius Mend
1esohn, Chairman Louis Miller, Sec
rotary.
San Jose, Call. H. Dasteel,
Chairman; Miss Hazel Schein, Sec
rotary.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-13
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

penetrated SO deeply, but surely the
signs of the awakening are seen.
While St. Paul may not have done
so much for the Jewish National
cause as it should have, still, when
compared with the situation four
years ago, and considering the spirit
of total disinterestedness that had
to be fought, the result seems to be
almost marvellous.
There are now in St. Paul more
than four hundred organized Zion
lists, and approximately one thou
sand Shekel payers. St. Paul Jews,
during the past year, contributed
between $4,000 and $4,000 to various
Zionist funds. Between twenty-five
and thirty St. Paul Jewish boys have
offered their lives on the altar of
Jewish liberation, by enlisting in the
Jewish Legion. Besides, we have
the work of the Hadassah Chapter
in gathering several thousand
articles of clothing for the Palestin-
ian War sufferers, and through its
Sewing Circle, of making hundreds
of garments for the war-ridden
women and children of Palestine.
There is not space here, to tell
of the part the women Zionists OF
St. Paul have taken in this awaken
ing, but it would be unfair to them,
not to say that Zionism could not
have shown such results in St.
Paul, without their aid.
The Zionist plant in St. Paul is
now ripening. The time is here
to gather the harvest. The Zion
list organization of America is plan
ming to register 100000 organized
Zionists before the close of Zionist
Registration week, September 29th
to October 9th. St. Paul should reg
lister at least 1000 organized Zion
lists before the end of that week.
Many thousands of dollars must be
gathered in St. Paul during the COM
ing year to help in the restoration OF
Palestine. Hebrew classes must be
organized, and much other Zionist
work DONE There are few of the
men workers left. Most of them
have taken their places in the ranks
of the Army, and are offering their
lives that Democracy may live, and
with Democracy, the Jewish People.
So, it is up to the women to large
extent to take over this burden, as
4ha,r have 60 cheerf1111u taken over