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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02

nj Amy Katherikove zmocniti.
Kdyby Sc nyni prozlukly ten
Hartright z Ameriky vratil, mo
hi by Sc snadno nj spociti a
uvesti mne nplnou zkazu -
"Toho Sc neboj, Percivale |!
Pokud jsem zde u tebe a po-
kud ona zenstina naleza Sc v
nasem sousedstvi, postaram Sc
kazde chvile o to, ably Hart
rightem Sc nesesla, kdyby mel
Sc vratiti. Ano, ano, nyni teprv
nahlizim, jak jest dGlezito, a.
bychom Sc Amy Katherikove
zmocnili. I've manzelky bati Sc
nemusime. Ia jest v nasich. ru-
kou. Slecna Ha.kombova, We
lice nebezpecna pro mas osoba,
neoddeli Sc on sve sestry a pro
to jest rovnez v nasi moci. A nj
cema 'Hartright je cizine.
Zbyva tudiz jen ona blazniva
Anna, ktera te .znepokojuje.
Patral jsi po nf?" Il
"Byl jsem u jeji matky, ce-
lou vesnici jsem prohledal a
tez vysledku."
"Mozno Sc ma jeji matku spo
lehnouti?"'
"Zaiiste." H-
"Ale vzdyt jednoti ,prozradi
la TIVE tajemstvi" ,,..
"Podruhe toho neucini."
"Proc ne? Jest uchovanim
tohoto tajemstvi spojen jeji
prospech?"
"Ovsem."
"Tesi pne, re tomu tax jest.
NevzdaYej Sc nadeje mily prite
Ii. O odstraneni nasi penezni ii
sne jiz Sc nejak postaram; Ca
su mann k tomu dosti. Po Anne
Katherikove budu sam patrati
o stestl bude mi snad vice prl-
znivo, nez tomu byIo dosud u
tebe. A nyni jeste jednou ota-
zku, nez Sc rozejdeme."
"Nuze?"
"Jak jsem tt jiz oznamil, spa
tril jsem CHI jakousi zenstinu
tvafi tvar u chatrce ma brehu
jezera, kdyz cd TIVE manzelky
odchazela. Nevim posud, byla-
Ii to Anna Katherikova. Muslin
tedy urcit6 vedeti, die echo pc
znam tuto zenstinu. Jak vypa-
da?"
"Jak vypada? HIM! To ii mo
hu kratce pov6deti. Je to chory
obraz me manzelky."
Stolice pod hrabetem zapra
skala. Hrabe prudce povsta..
"Jakze?!" zvolal.
"Predstav 81 jenom moi
mauzelku pO tezke nemoci, 5
nadechem dusevnl pomateno
sti We tvafi 2 mas Annu Kathe
rikovou," oipov6del baron Per
cival.
"Jsou snad spolu pribuz
ny?"
"Ani dost malo."
"A prece jsou 81 podobny?'
"Ano! Proc Sc smejes?" Nv.
lal nyni baron Percival pon6
kud znepokojen.
"Inu, smeii Sc vlastnim nap;
dunn, miy priteli. Dobra, nyn
jiz poznam Annu Katheriko
YOU. Upokoj Sc, Percivale. Sp
dnes klidne, klidneji nez indy
nebot budu Sc nyni tebe j;
starati! Zaplatis sve smenky
zmocnis Sc Amy Katherikove
Ia to ii rucim svym cestnyn
slovem. A nynf dobrou noel"
Dale jiz nepromluvili ami 81,
va. Pod verandou rozhostila S
tina oba muzove odesli. Pc C
lou tn dobu prselo. Sat muj by
upnIe pronokly a po tele hro
zne mne mraziio. Pomalu pli
Ella jsem Sc po stfese a nastou
pila zpatecni cestu do, sve 10;
nice. Nikdo nlne nepozorova
ma cele teto nebezpecne cestt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02

10, ale jsou. Sledujeme 1zkost-
live ten heoricky zapas nasich
IrebelI v te desne kleci rakou-
Iskeho kriminalu, zapas bratrd
|Slovakd $ Mad'ary, slysime
lpres hranice, hory a feky, pis-
Inc sbratreni s Jugoslavii, v dust
ltaje a zachviva il mocna, cd
}dob zizky, nepoznana vlra, v
svate vit6zstvi. Ale v dust rosie
take smysl zodpovednosti naro
du donna liza hranicemi, zodpo
v6dnost svetu j kulture, historic
Ii mravnosti. A rosie. nenavist
vedle lasky tenn, kdo vzdy hle-
dali zlatou stredni cestu i teh-
dy, kdy mluviti melo svedomi
bud pro neb proti; neb nesml
byt prostredndsti, vola-li krev.
Dnes nema ceny majetek donna
ami v cizine, nema-li slouziti na
rodu. Dnes neosvobozuje Cd po
lvinnostl ami casio uzivana hy-
|poteka, tim meme strach; dnes
neosvobozuje laska zeny de-
lti, neosvobozuje ami nedosta-
tex vile, dnes osvobozuje jedi
ne cd podezrenl ze zrady ko-
mani povinnosti do dusledku.
Nasi muzove must stati ma from
te We zbrani aktivne, bez frazi,
lodmluv a vymluv. Budeme-li
my zde, v bezprostrednim Okla
miku stati v zakopech, ably
krev nasi pila francouzska
zem a hrudi nase prorazeli ne
mecke kule a bodaky a rozbf-
jeli nam hlavy palase neme-
cke soldatesky, nedovedeme 81
predstaviti ceskeho cloveka, a.
by Sc k nam obracel zady. l my
vsichni name bud zeny, milen
ky, deti, majetek, neb aspon j
kdyz jsme hmotne chudi, ma
me idel, cest a svedomf povin-
nosti. Stojime zde ma francouz
ske pdde a myslenky nase den
ne obiraji Sc domovinou v Evro
, pc i "a morem. A s 1zasem po-
zorujeme, ze cesky clovek v
cechach pod bajonetou kona
prace daleko vic, nez cesky clio
vek ceske Americe.
Tato vytka netyka Sc ami ma
sich zen, jako muzu. Upozor-
Inujeme vas, ze tTeba bychom
znali vedeli, re jsou priciny
lk disharmonii - re jsou, to
vim z vlastni zkusenosti - pre-
ice nemGzem nikdy nebudem
lakceptovati, jake vojini naro-
da, saery, ktere prekazi upl-
menu a dlslednemu rozvoji ma
sich sill, k vlastni svoji obrane.
Jsme proti MIN i kdyby "a mimi
stall lide poctivi, ponevadz Vi
!me, re kryji Sc "a tyto smery j
,zrejml skldcove naSi svate We
lei. 0 vec naroda je nam made
!vse. Nebude to dlouho trvati,
[drahy kamarade a budeme psa
tt krvi, svoje posledni pozdra-
Ivy slunci q hvezdam. Nebude
to dlouho tryati, drahy, a ma
fronte Francie owe Sc mocnG
|"Kde domov m1j' a "Hej Slo-
vane", kde promluvi ceske srd
ce a zahrmi ceske slovo pres
(zakopy pfehlusi hukot del !.
! pusek nepfatel nase 'Kdyz Sc
!narod prestal bat sve vlady".
A znovu owe Sc z nemecke
) 'strany poyestne ''Das sind die
!. Rotweisen". Nemci sami, proti
|sve Will, povedi pax spojen-
cum, ze nikdo neni Jim tako-
wynn nepritelcm, jako my. Spo-
Ienci budou miti mravni povin
most, dati kazdemu die jeho ri.
|sluh kdyby situace jeste ne
, kolikrat nkazovala, ze stupni-
:. ce vltezstvi ocita sc ma mrtvem
: llbode. Vasi situaci nemuze zms
Initi jiz mic, ale nam bude moz-
no zmeniti situaci dnesnfch ma.
sich Jidasi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
q TX.
VypovSdi pana Bedficha Fair.
lie, majitele z6mku u Linn
meridge.

no, abych vse napsal a vylicil
tax, jak Sc ma to pamatuji a pc
kud mel jsem dcastenstvl v ne
blah6 te historii.
Bylo to tusim pateho nebo
sesteho cervence, kdyz z nena
dani ohlasil mi sluha, re jakasi
zenstina - rikal il Frantiska
- pfinasi mi psanf.
,Kdo je ia Frantiska?" ze-
|ptal jsem Sc.
"Komorna pani baronky
Glydove."
"A co chce komorna pani ba
ronky ode mne?"
"Prinasi psani."
"Vezmi je cd MI"
"Nikomu pry psani neode-
VIDA nez vam, pane"
"Kdo il vlastne posyla?"
"Kdo il vlastne posyla?"
"Slecna Halkombova."
Nebylo pomoci, musil jsem
komornou k sobe pustiti pfi-
jati z jeji ruky psani. Vesla ke
mne ostychave a polozila psanf
prede mne ma stIl rkouc bazli-
I've: "Toto posyla slecna Hal
kombova."
"Jak Sc dari pani baronce?"
zeptal jsem Sc devcete.
zadna odpoved'. Opetoval
jsem syoji otazku a tn jsem pc
zoroval, ze dfvce kanou Shy po
tvari. Pocala ponekud zmaten6
vypraveti, jak byla baronem
Percivalem vyhnana, jak vyhlc
dala 81 utulek v jistem hostinci
a jak potom j tam vyhledala
slecna HalkomRova a odevzda-
la il dive psani a naridila il, a.
by jedno ztechto dala v Lon
dyne ma postu druhe ably do
rucila mne. Dale vypravovala
divka, ze psanf schovala 81 "a
hadry re po odchodu slecny
Halkombove chtela 81 upraviti
Cal, kdyz v tom otevfely Sc dvG
re komdrky, We ktere hostinska
il ubytovala, a vesla k nj hra-
benka Foskova. "Prekvapenim
div nadobu s cajem jsem neu.
pustila," vypravela, ''kdyz spa
trila jsem tuto damu, ktera
Ivzdy nelaskave ke mne Sc cho-
vala."
Teprve nyni pocal jsem div
ku bedliveji poslouchati, nebo:
zminka o hrabence Foskove ma
pjala moji pozornost. Franti.
ska to spozorovala a pocala Wy
pravovat ponekud ziveji:
"Pani hrabenka pravila mi
ze must mi sd6liti jeste nektera
|vzkazani, ma ktere slecna Hal.
kombova We spechu pry zapo.
mnela. Drive ale zadala, abycf
Iji prinesla sklenku vody. UGi.
nila jsem die jejiho prani, 8
kdyz pfinasejic vodu k nj jsen
Sc vratila, shledala jsem, IL
hrabenka mela v ruce nadobu
We ktere nalezal sc mdj caj
Potom sdelila mi nektere nepa
trne veci a dGtklive mne pobi
zela, abych jen vypila Cal, do
kud jest teply, abych vIbec NJ
dala Sc vytrhovati jeji pritom
nosti. Poslechla jsem il a kdyi
cal jsem vypila, tn Sc stala 81
mnOu neobycejna zmena. HI.
va Sc mi tocila a nez jsem S,
nadala, omdlela jsem. Jeste n
, kdy pred tim nebyla jsem mdlt
bou napadena. Kdyz potom O
pet vedomi jsem nabyla, shle
: dala jsem, ze lezim ma ldzku I;
! re hostinska mne osetruje. Pa
: nj hrabenka mezi tim byla cd;
: sla. lined sahla jsem "a nadra
! patrajic, mam-li tam jeste do
! pisy: Nasla jsam1 1je, ale byly a
Eobycejne zmackane.e DruhAh'
dne byla jsem lplne zdrava
1 mohla jsem beg pfekazky ce
stu nastoupiti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02

MM Kupujte ,VALECNE
USPORNE zNAMkY a po-
mdhejte tax Str5ci Samovi i
stare vlasti.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
CAPTOR OF U-BOAT
PROMOTED BY DANIELS

Chips" Carpenter, the Lieut.. Ar
thur Schuyler Carpenter who was
the skipper of the United States
steamer Tanning and the first Amer
lean naval ofhcer ever to receive the
Surrender Of a German submarine,
has received his reward in promo
|tfon.
He has been made a lieutenant
commander and has been assigned
as aide for personnel on the staff
of Vice Admiral Sims, in charge of
all American naval operations
|abroad.
The Tanning two months ago
fought a German submarine with
depth charges and gunfire until she
came to the surface and her crew
|clambered on deck. held their hands
|aloft and shouted ''KameradT They
were all taken aboard the Tanning
land given dry clothes and carried
In high glee to the American base.
Commander Carpenter, shares the
nickname Chips" with every. other
Carpenter in the navy and Is one of
the most popular OF the younger Of
beers. He comes from New Bruns-
wick. N. j., and graduated from the
Naval Academy in the class Of 1908.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
Plan to Burlesque Phone
Service; Just How, Secret

What does the girl back Of the
counter think of you when you are
trying to shop?
What Is your stenographer's private
opinion of your manners?
What is the telephone girl thinking
when you ''bawl her out?"
Inside stuff.
II you want to get some inside
stun" on these questions, just come
Up to the Business Girls Rally, which
is to be neld at o'clock, Friday
evening. at the First Congregational
Church.
"Takeoffs'' of the everyday routine
Of their work will be presented by
groups Of girls from the big depart
ment stores, office buildings, govern
ment departments. telephone and tele-
graph companies. 10-cent stores, pho
tographic studios. etc. 1t is expected
that more than 600 girls will take part
in the entertainment.
Girls from the local business col
leges will presents sl<it entitled s'Get-
ting Job." which will set n high
standard for following numbers of the
program. lis
Just how q society lady acts. when
she comes to have her picture taken
will be shown by the girls employed
in Photographic studios. 1t is noped
that members Of the local exclusives.
who may be present. viii not recog-
nize their little mannerisms.
A company formed of local "stenos''
will show how the boss dictates. look
ing cut Of the window or sursling in
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
SEEK RECRUITS FOR
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
Signal Corp. Wants to Enlist 1000
Men by March 10.

One thousand men trained in photo
graphic work are needed by the Signal
Corps. Enlistment must be made be-
fore March 10. The men will be in
structed at the new school for Aerial
Photography, which has just opened
at Rochester. N. Y. preparatory to
overseas work.
The Photographic force requires
three classes Of men, including dark
room experts. men to keep all instru-
ments in condition and men to clas-
sify and ft the prints into their proper
places in a chronological Photographic
record of what the Germans are do
ing. This latter branch includes men
familiar with map compilation, map
reading and Interpretation, topo-
graphical science and drafting, and
requires keen analytical powers.
The primary training at Rochester
will cover four weeks. At its close
graduates will be sent for a month Of
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
AUTHOR To attend
PASSION PLAY TODAY
Dr.. PaImieri. Expected Here. Will
Be Presented to Audience.

Those who attend the second presen-
tation Of the passion play, "on the
Slopes Of Calvary" in Gonzaga The
ater tonight. probably will have an
opportunity to see the author Of the
drama, the Rev. Aurelio Palmieri,
of Philadelphia. Father PalnIieri Is
expected in Washington today to SEQ
his play, and if he arrives It Is likely
he viii be presented to the -audienue.
Rev. Paul R. Connfn, pastor Of St
Aloysius Church and director Of the
play, last night termed the impress
sion that the play Is only for Catho-
lies an erroneous one. All are well
come. The play will be repeated every
Sunday night during Lent, and on
the afternoon Of Palm Sunday.
In addition to the author, the fol-
lowing members Of the diplomatic
corps have been invited to the per-
formance tonight:
Senior Don Santiago Aldunati.
of Chile; Senior
Ign. Ygnacio BoniIlas. Ambassador
of Mexico; DR.. Carlos Maria
de Pena, Envoy OF Uruguay;
Senior Don Joachim Mendez, Envoy Of
W. A. F. Ekengren. En-
voy Of Sweden; DR., Alberto Membre-
no, Envoy Of Honduras; Phya Prabha
Envoy of Siam; Solon
Menos, Envoy of Haiti; DR.. Carlos
Manuel de Cespedes, Envoy Of Cuba
Senior DIR. Don Santos A. Dominica,
Envoy of Venezuela; Senior DR.. Don
Belisario Porras, Envoy Of Panama;
V. Georgevitch. First Sec
retary of Serbian Legation; Senior
DR.. Don Rafael H. Elizalde, Envoy
of Ecuador; DR.. Carlos Adolfo Urueta,
Envoy of Columbia; Hans Sulzer, En-
vOy Of Switzerland; Spero x. Constan-
tinidi, First Secretary of Grecian Le-
cation; Manuel de Preyre y Santan-
der. Envoy Of Peru; Senior DR.. Luis
Galvan, Charge d'Anaires Of Domini-
can Legation; Ramon Enriquez,
Charge d'A1aires of Nicaraguan Le-
cation; vi Kyuin Wellington Koo.
Envoy Of China
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
I. NJ. H. A. QUARTERS
READY FOR SOLDIERS
Smoker Will Formally Open Build
ing on Thursday Night.

The Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation will move into their new
building, Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street northwest, tomor-
row. having outgrown their present
quarters.
At a recent special executive
committee meeting plans were for
mulated to open the new building
on Thursday night, March Z, with q
smoker for the members and
friends, as well as enlisted men in
all branches Of the army and navy.
The Jewish Board for Welfare
Work and the local Y. NJ. H. A.
have combined In entertaining our
soldier boys in Washington. In
these new Y. NJ H. A quarters the
board will be able to entertain
large numbers of enlisted men, and
each and every member of the 'Y.' -
has enrolled to assist Gilbert Shoen-
as shoafsF WaErington rep
lssa,1sEs = fE{s work.
- ttsss re9x t3f7afng the soldiers,
mn - z11 ciy.2iza strangers will
- > Ft1.I - IIEsa. sading, writ
ing and game room. beautiful dance
oall pool room and gymnasium.
Co.'S have also been provided for
Uncle Sans Homer boys"
Invitations to the Thursday night
smoker have been mailed to all Y
n H A members, and to the We'll
fare Boards roster of enlisted men,
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03

an undertone or relocating every
sentence. Believe me, they are going
to take 1t out OF the chief for every
letter he made them write over!
Girls from the 10-cent stores will
present "a 10-cent Sale" without
apologies to woolworth's or Kresge's.
Perhaps 1t will be revealed why
numbers are busy all day after you
speak Grossly to the operator, when
local telephone girls present their
work, but just how they are going to
burlesque local telephone service is
not disclosed, yet they have under
taken II.
More than 800 girls firm the local
department stores will be at the rally.
They will do their bit, and q big bit,
too, by a "circus" parade, tableaux
and chorus singing. Miss Elizabeth
johnson. director of the Choral Club
of the Church of the Covenant, is COM
posing a special song for them.
Patriotic Pageant.
The rally WIN conclude with an
elaborate patriotic. pageant by girls
from the government departments.
The pageant will present various
phases Of war work and patriotic
movements. ..
Between $40 and $50 a supper will
be served in the Sunday school room
of the First Congreg egatioual Church.
But It win not be a 'T0-cent supper. =
as the term Is generally understood.
The menu will include chicken salad,
Ice cream. coffee and cake.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03

WE BELIEVE IN THE LITERAL
GATHERING OF ISRAEL. AND IN
THE RESTORATION OF TIE TEN
TRIBES, etc.-Articles OF Faith. No.
10.
The gathering of Israel is contingent
upon the fact OF that peoples disper-
sion. Consideration of the scattering
is a necessary preliminary to a study
of the reassembling of Israers hosts.
God made covenant with Abraha
that through him and his posterity
should all nations OF the earth be
blessed. A rich fulfilment Of the
promise is found in the earthly birth
Of the Christ through the lineage Of
Abraham. Further and related fulfill
ment appears in the effect Of the dis
tribution Of Israelites amongst other
nations through enforced dispersion.
Abraham's descendants through his
son Isaac and grandson Jacob have
been distinctivcly known since Jacob s
time as Israelttes, or the Children OF
Israel. As the Old Testament
avouches. they grew to be a mighty
nation, distinguished in certain re-
spects from all other peoples. They
were particularly characterized as
Jehovah worshipers." processing allie
glance to the living God, whilst all
the rest Of the world was pagan and
idolatrous. By their worldwide dis
persion a knowledge OF the true and
living God has been oiffused-
So long as the Israelites were true
to the Divine covenants made with
Abraham, and reaffirned severally
with Isaac and Jacob, they prospered
In material things as in spiritual pow
er, So far as they became alienated
through pagan practises and unright-
eous Affiliations, they suffered both in
dividually and as a nation
The Lord set before them the alter
native Of blessed perpetuity incident
to their faithfulness, or disruption and
subiugation to alien powers as the
sure result Of disobedience to Divine
requirement. Both sacred and secu-
lar history make plain that Israel
chose the evil part. forfeiting the
promised blessings, reaping the fore
told curses
At the death Of Solomon the nation
was divided. Approximately two OF
the twelve tribes became established
as the KINGDOM OF JUDAH, and
came in time to be currently known
as Jews; the rest of the tribes re-
tanned the title KINGDOM OF IS
RAEL, though known also by the
name of EPHRAIM. The division
led eventually to the eclipse Of both
KINGDOMS as autonomous powers
among the known nations Of the
earth.
The Kingdom of Israel was sub
dued by the Assyrians about n B. c. /;
the people were carried into captivity,
and later disappeared 80 completely
from history as to be designated the
LOST TRIBES. These are the ten
tribes whose restoration is predicted
as an event Of latter times. The
Kingdom of Judah maintained q pre-
carious and partial independence for a
little more than a century after the
Assyrian captivity, and then fell a
prey to the conquering hosts OF Neb-
uchadnezzar. After seventy years of
bondage, the period specified through
prophecy by Jeremiah (25:ll,12 $40,
q considerable number Of the people
were permitted to return to Judea,
where they rebuilt the temple, and
vainly strove to reestablish themselves
on the scale OF their vanished great
ness. They were, imppyerished by
the asgressions Of syria and Egypt.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03

and eventually became tributary to
Rome. in which condition OF vssssl-
age they existed at the time NJ
Christ's earthly ministry amongst
them.
From the numerous Biblical prOphe-
cies relating 10 lsraers dispersion, the
following are cited as particularly
illustrative:
AND THE LORD SHALL SCAT
TER YOC AMONG THE NATIONS.
AND YE SHALL BE LEFT FEW IN
NUMBER AMONG THE HEATHEN.
WHITTIER THE LORD SHALL
LEAD YOU" Deut. 4:20.
FOR THE LORD SHALL SMITE
ISRAEL AS A REED Is SHAKEN
IN THE WATER, AND HE SHALL
ROOT UP ISRAEL OUT OF THIS
GOOD LAND, WHICH HE GAVE TO
THEIR FATHERS, AND SHALL
SCATTER THEN BEYOND THE
RIVER, BECAUSE THEY HAVE
MADE THEIR GROVES, PRoVoK-
ING THE LORD TO ANGER" d
Kings H:IO.
AND I WILL SCATTER THEE
AMONG THE HEATHEN. AND DIS
PERSE THEE IN THE COUNTRIES.
AND WILL CONSUME THY FILTH
MESS OUT OF THEE" CEzek
2:15).
FOR. 10. WILL COMMAND.
AND 1 WILL sIFT THE HOUSE OF
ISRAEL AMONG ALL NATIONS,
LIKE AS CORN Is sIFTED IN A
SIEVE, YET SHALL NOT THE
LEAST GRAIN FALL UPON The
EARTH" Amos s:e).
"AND THEY SHALL T.EI by
THE EDGE OF THE sW Ed. ID
SHALL BE LED AVIAN IAI'T||E
INTO ALL NATIONS: An I|F- :
SALEM SHALL BE x43rII.G y
DOWN OF THE GENTILE3 ~I-[IL
THE TIMES OF THE GENTffI.t 4.
FULFILLED" duke sl:2D.
And so. in progressive st - 81.
covenant people Of God hi Sc -.
scattered. The bringing OF a t.|/ |
Israelites to the Western Cont "| /.
centuries before the birth of |
OF which the Book Of Mormo AZ
record, was part OF the gene d.
persion, and was so recoEni1 81
Nephite prophets. "
Since the destruction OF Jert No.
and the finsl disruption OF the 49,
nation by the Romans, A. d. n M
Jews have been largely wandflrrt
upon the face OF the earth. outVII
among the nations. q people wttctI
q country, q nation without q boz
Israel has been sifted like a. corr y
sifted in a sieve" but, be Il remS
bered, that coupled with the drt|E
prediction was the assuring proniIII
YET SHALL NOT THE LEASI
GRAIN FALL UPON THE EARTH
The day Of deliverance for Israel L.
near at hand; the restoration Of thl
ancient Kingdom OF Judah, and oI
the remnants OF all the tribes dls |
tributed throughout the earth, a. we'll
as bringing forth from their long
exile the tribes that have been Lost.
are particularly Epecified as events Of
the current dispensatiOn. directly pre-
cedent to the second advent Of the
Christ.
For the Book of Mormon and. other
literature Of the Church q Jesus
Christ OF Lstter-day Saints, amongst
which Is The Articles Of Path. con-
taining q comprehensive treatment OF
1srael's dispersion and gathering. apply
TO any OF the Missions. among which
are Eastern States Mission, nv Bed
ford ave, Brooklyn. n. r. and Bureau
Of Information. salt lake Cits. Utah
The Washington herald., 1918-03-03
latest FOOD ORDER
LIMITS MALT SUPPLY
Restrictions Plan Greater Amount
of Wheat Substitutes.

The United States Food Admin
istration has promulgated special
rules limiting the manufacture.
storage and distribution of malt,
devised to restrict the manufacture
OF malt to the minimum absolutely
required for legitimate purposes
until the new grain crop Is avail
able. This Is in line with the
Presidents recent proclamation
limiting the amount of grain which
can be used by brewers to 20 per
cent of last years consumption.
BY the new rules maltsters are
forbidden to malt more than 20 per
cent of the amounts of grain used
by them for corresponding six
months periods last year. Malt
used last year in the manufacture
OF yeast, malt extract, malt -four
or vinegar Is not to be counted in
calculating the amounts to be per
mitted this year.
Maltsters are forbidden to carry
over the summer any of this years
grains and to malt any Of it after
July /.
Maltsters are further forbidden
to sell malt to any persons except
brewers licensed by the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue, or reg
istered distillers, or yeast manufac-
turers, or manufacturers of malt
flour or malt extract, or manufac-
turers of malt four or malt extract.
or manufacturers Of vinegar, ex-
cept by special written permission
of the Food Administration.
The purpose Of the limitation of
the use of grains by brewers to 10
per cent Of the amounts they used
last year and of these regulations
of maltsters, which are in accord
with those limitations, is to insure
a greater supply of cereals which
may be substituted for wheat.