davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1919-01-16
WOULD MAKE C0I..35!.:aT.H0PLE
 CAPITAL OF LEAGUE Jr NATIONS

and CJustaut.nop.c Le established as
 the capital of the League of Nations ir would automatically result tn ,ts luteruationalization together With the Davdauelles and thus set tle that ysNatioUs question.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-01-16
States Sustain Nations Law makers And Union Leads Way To Whole WorldInBone Dry Prohibition-Less Than Six States Fail To Ratify The Federal Amendment

over half a dozen states in the entire Union which will fail to ratl- fy tie measure.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-01-16
ANRGAN Nl7TN WINS THE GREATEST BATTLE RECORDED IN ST0RY
ORGANIZED LlBOR DEMANDS RE.
 MOvAL SEATTLE CHIEF 0F P0LICE

Dor has made demand summay dsmes Warren they Ole Hanson for the removal Chief petition for his recall Police Warren Chr' or IoAee warren n"
 The labor organzacns claim been aggressive in suppress that Warren has of the radical strike breaker and gun a"G
The daily Alaskan., 1919-01-16
the slightest degree.

Ill S4t5NlVSL NN5IVV.
 r vas explained that the German people are to be allowed to vote uohiudered for their preferences and that tue election must be a free expression of the peoples will.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-01-16
V|ll WRITE OFF BILLION DOLLARS
 FRON COST OF ]. S. SHIPPING

successful competitive basis with other maritime nations shipping by writing off a billion dollars in the ccs' of vessels.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-01-16
ATTENTION k. c. EkNITTERS!

The National Headquarters has ordered the suspension of knitting
 No more yarn will be issued to workers. Knitted articles now in process of construction are to be completed by next Tuesday if pos sible and left at R. c. headquarters.
 That delayed shipment Of East man Kodak films has arrived and you can get all sizes at Kellers'. tt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

let; ei iinun maboottoauuteii, iill6
Slmnnlo tobtoo faiffio t1bGn iiunat.
tllun ornloon iiidlle tiiIemoon, moif
ia me fuinfa wibeli6iiet ipntiiet ia
felipottomat plemme, ei ie moi mel
I'd mobingoitton Jos NE usfomme
Serraon SeeiufIeen totiiesti ettG
bGn on meioGn iielumme pnboistus
ia p~elostils faifesta pabosto ia mel.
bGn iolpintomme SSiGn fonsio, mel.
o1n autillttemmle tpino, filpemme,
pobpa linnomme, losio me f1tfe.
tpt ia turmatiit olemmc faifen mi
ban, fnolemon ia fabotuflen : iitr-
malta. Wittta ilman tdtG ptiinfer-
tniStn uSfod olenmne ME totileSti mi
ban ia fuoleinnn lapiet, belmetin o..
mat. Sbmiien tGptpp tiintea Gut
nastajonia Seeiufien &ristlfierl, ct
tG meillG firotilillo ia faootetuillo
ipntiiillG on ijanfoiffinen ormo ia
monbursfaus &ristuflesia. 81 frul
fao, ornlabtojamme Seeiufien 1GntG
epanfeliumisial @oi iielurolfot
mifIi cite futile ormobtujanne fllt.
iupna GGntG SGn bitutelee lanos-
lam: titlfoo, faifti on fpolnistettit.
Wtifli fltulette enemmGn tuoto hG-
jpn bengen iaornao fuin m~erinlf6n-
ne ia @opabtajaonmel llsfofao ole
man fltolleino elGntGn Serroon; BAN
le on ioto fuoIleet elGmGfii tefee.
&uolleet hut nlfao pIiStGG ia fit
t1G Sltnlolon iuuriu ibmet0itG, cttG
ban on YoinSiaom nellie ijanfaiffi-
len elGmGn ontamtt ia iitte mif1
ibnte, lie iotfa Seeil1fieen uSfomot,
%ioalpot obottoa olttitaollista .toipoo
Iuitren Sltmalm ia meioGn Slinas-
talanrme SeeIltfien &ristltfien lines
tpmistG, jofa meioGn beifon rillt-
miimme firfostao, ettG ie bGnen
firffaon rlutmiinio faltainen oliii.
SiellG on tGpoellinen ito olelpa ia
riemullinen memo S1tntolan oitealla
pitoIelIo. 81 rientGfGG 10 faiffi ipe-
riplfGnne Seeiufien tltripiin, ettG
titliiitte oialliiifii tdst1 ioIosto perrin
nostG.
Soimoo lpereSiG nl,tiioS
s. SorjomGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
4O-Iuyun historic

40 vuotta sitten eras vanha toh-
tori keksi laakkeen veren t~auteja
varten, ia tama paransi taudin tay-
~dellisesti, kuten aka osoitti. Usei-
den vuosien perasta sain kasiini tuon
reseptin (ollen apteekkari) ia ottaen
eri osaset erilleen tutkin U. S. Dis
pensatorya ia muita huomattavia
laakeopillisia kirjoja ia huomasin laa
keosasten olevan ~seuraavia tapauksia
varten: "Sairastaessa kurkkutauteja,
verenralrioita, markimista, sulatus-
hairioita, vatsa- ia maksavaivoja,
kroonillista reumatistia, katarria,
haavoja, paiseita, nappyja, nahkarik-
kontumisia, elohopea- ia lyijymyrki-
tyksia. Kayttamalla tata laaket-
Ia ruumiilliset Wat katolavat kuhn
taikavoimalla, Wat, jotka eivat MUS
ia laakkeista parannu." Muistaen 40
vuotista appteekkarina oloani annoin
tale laakkeelle nimen: Number 40
For the Blood.
J.. C.. MENDENHALL
EVANSVILLE. IND.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
Smmalanpaliuclmfiet uiuat iGriestet.
taipGt ienraa,uasti:

fGiuGt icnraaiuasti:
. Wtarqitetisia toinen, neliGs ia
lunm1ntai fuusia flo $50
q. p. ia illolla obielmauinen iIlan.
apietto. &olmannen ii1nnuntoin e.
oelliienG tiistaina Mliniiingisia, fes
fipittfona Wiomapsia, torstainn
Sorest 2afesia; iofa toinen FIN, 81.
maiasia flo 10 ap. ia flo s in. Eiis.
taina 8eecbmoobisia. 8pbdfoull
Warqietisia flo 10 ap.
S. s. Seimonen
Gel. 594 200 %. 4tb it
Marquette, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

et.G fuollcet mirfoan Gloon Slumaior
Hoian G1nen ~moimosta, ie on, epd-
iisfoiiesto tiiIee &riStufieen nsfo-
nainen, Min fenenf1 lapii ban on
elGm1Gn bcrGttpGGn? Semen poifa
oil Nainin lesfcn poita, fun Seelits
oil bGnen berGtt1npt fuolleiSto? Soi
fenen tptGr oil Soiruflen tptdrS
eli fenen mcli oil 2atiorts fun
SeeilS oil bGnen ber1ttdnDt fiole-
mosto? IimittimGtb6n @artta ia
Morio b1nt1 meljefieen %iilloinfin
finn ban fnolleena baroaSia motaii.
Sc iunoimat Seeiufielle: Sierra, jos
lind olilit tGGlld ollitt, ei mimtn
meIieni olili fuollut"-
Soften on lelmGG ia raamattirin
firioitetun sSSitmalan totiien ianon
fon8io pbt1pitdpGG, ettG fastetlit e.
p~Gllsfoiletfin opot Siimalan lopiio,
mltta be omat fiiolleito lapiia Min
falion fuin e~pGusfosia ppippmGt. ga
flioleina be pmat perfeleen fltole'
nlopoItafunnasio, jofa beitd maGrpp
ocllG ia petofieIln maIosiaon pitGG.
(Soff.)
Sobn Solm
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
Jumalasta syntyminen

Weutta lie Oh iuuri ep1ltSfoinen,
jofa ei ltsfo t1tG, eifG tGStG lpGlitG,
moon lofa Dlonfatioo tGinGn main
11rettomGn alttulioen, tai nosti1stoo
IDodmelldGn ia iultlloan iitG ianaa,
iofa iita ilmoittao.
@pGiisfoinen on Ills froIlltt, mali
ia onfin fosteesia uubesti ipntpnpt,
eI1mGfii Sltmalon lapiefli. Sun or
fabottanut Sitmolan GpbGn Sengen,
iofa bGnen pGGllenid OH foSteesia
muoOatettu, ulioistamoon Slimolan
tuntemiien, ionfa ibmisiufi @ota-
min lonfeetnltflesio faootti ga n1in
ollen on ban perfeleen fi1oIenlaipol-
to%fltnnasio, iosia fofo epGusfoinen
mailma motoa.
Wtlttta on buomottomo ettd per-
feleell1 ei ole mitGGn oifeltoellista
maltoa nGitten epGustoistenfoan q.
little, iiIlG be otpot 1tloesti ipntpmi-
len faittta faSteeSio iiirretDt bGnen
oifeuoelliIen ipoltonla 1~llfopuolelle,
moan Re oipot bGnen fltolemolpollos-
Iaan perfeleen norroonino.
So moi faitbeoto, fuinfa ntonto
ltloeStipntpnpttG >SSlimalon losta,
&ristitflen oifeiibelliSto omoiiuittto,
onfoon pimepoen ri1btinaon onnistil.
nut norrota Observation-Disclosures
id joitd ban "ipnnin petofleIlo" on.
niStltu lima pitGm1Gnl N1mGt ei-
nat tiebG, eiip1t moi ipo1nieII1Git
eifG iititIlom pbtpG t6bGn tiinruis.
titfIeen: Wae tieoGnmte, eta ne o.
lemme Slmalostu. ga itIcIleriG j1-
tettDn1 opot cpGusfoiiet, eli fiiol-
leet SumoIon lopiet pbtG oiplttomid
fitin flolleet Motomin Iopietfin. St
lenIG jGtettDnG be ppippmGt fitoI-
leeno, ie on ~epdiisfosfo ijonfoiffi-
lesti.
Wlttto fititlfoomme anita &riStitS
Ionoo: "Setfi tiilee ia mt 10 titli,
eta fioIleet iooipot tititlla SitmoIon
Eoion danen ia jotfa len fuiilepat
ne iaopot eI1G., Sirmolon Bojon
GGni, ie on, &ristifien eiponfcIiiimi,
woon moi fitolleita Gloon berdttGd,
epGitsfoiiiSto usfofpuiiio tebbG.
ga misiG Sitntolon Foion Gdni
fitulini, field alma tlilIoon fitolc'
moipnItofiinnosto Siinolrn molto'
fitntaon &ristufien ballitrfleft ollie,
iobon foiffi fostetiit oifeiioelliiesti
flniIuiiinoffin. ga finn ndin fdp,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
SeIef. SO
Seem Sort MiIls, @inn.
Saarnaiunprpia ipssfnnlIa

% p. 8rainerbisia, flo s iu.
26 p. 2atplerisIa, @ustafionin t.
flo s ill.
81 p. 8eoperin firfoSia, flo 10
ap. ia Sc. @rtion +. flo 2 ip.
% p 9iannan foululla olfaa nuO-
riioiublot flo 10 up.
% p. &allion t. flo 8 III. Sea-
perisia ia &antlan follltllo nitoriion
iubliSia fcfG &aaion t.. pitbuipat 6.
g. ia Sc. g. gsiemi.
Suomi 11-24 PIP on st. g. Hie-
ia allefirjoittan1t eiponfeliltmi-
iublilla Sbiosia, past. S. Suusfo-
fen ierroftntapiirisid.
6. g. Giemi
Sbomion, @inn-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

10 p. 8asbburnisia flo 2 jpp.
Taffalan t.
10 y. 8osbburnisio flo II up.
Antti slbon +.
81 p. @inersmilIesiG FLO 10 ap.
Sobn Gsfolan +.
Fl .. Morenson baolilla flo s
iIIaIla.
20 p. Glifforbisio firfosio flo s
Italia.
2S p. &opeajoelIa flo 10 op.
Seuraflmnanfofous iamosin poi
tosio flo 2 ipp. Saaputoo foiffi
fofoufieenl
Sanlnborioitufiet 9rontmoooisia
iofa p~eriantai Iiloin finn olen fotono.
g. 81. &ronffalo
81. s. 8. &. 1 Dor 81
... ~~.. 8~rantpoob, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
&irginia, Minn.

@ttG nte manbursfoofii titlemme
usfon fnitto &ristutieen, @alotaI.
2:16.
TGm1 ianot on rltniasiiiGltoiiet,
ioista %fonnattoo ottoa tarfon moa-
rim. @einG fGiitGn allan min ettd
&ristufien mirfa on ie eta ban
wastaan ottoo iDntiiiG ia ~noporttoa
beioGt lain tltonion alta, lillG lain
pirfa on lie ettG ie tooiStoa meioGt
ipntiiifli ia panburSfauoen oppi on
emanteliitmi, ornlon lonomo, iofa
tdmGn lisfoo ia omistoa bGren tlir-
tonio pdGiee mapoofii tnomiosto;
ban naltttii roitboa Slmnolon fansiu
iiidlliien ibmiien pltoleSto.
Silld &ristuS on lain loppu io-
faiielle uSfomoiielle pnnbursfuitoef-
II, &oom. 1914, iilI1 le on uitii i9-
minen jofa n1mG D%mmGrt1d; nGmG
opat liboIle ia idrielle outoia oiioi-
ia. Oppiii6 2lttberus ianoo ettd
nina ioiiin eta Iibofin len pmmt1r-
tGiii, mittta en- MIND iaa iitG iiiben,
ia minltlla on lama iotd; iGrfeni
ioornaa tGt1 mastaan, m1ttta fun
&riStus ailtit nSfon faltta m~inn1sio,
min Sengen miefolla moi fufiston
faiffi jdrien iitonet ia tobtii ipar.
moan t~itnnilstaa, ettd nina olen
pDbG, manbursfos ia oltlins, iiIla
SSeeS1is on min1in monbursfotteri.
&atlofao, GDbd Senfi oluu ltSfon
fantta ibmiieSi6. &oiffi ibmiiet on
a~ristifIesla ppbiG ia wonbursfoito,
mlitto on bltomottopd, ett1 iit1 o.
lemme main SSeeinfiesio. l1lfona
tGstG ormosto eli ole ipntein onteef-
iiontamiisto, ei ppbppttG, ei nan.
bl1rsfautto. 8oiitmmefo ianoo, eta
"iemmoinen ibmiften on pDbd, pon-
bursfas ia outiiaS perioonofobtoi-
iesti, jofo oifein iuuresti pilffao,
b1pGiiee ia tolloa ia iaostiittao tes-
tomentin meren jolfainio ollie? 90
b1n moimme laitilta ppbGn roomo-
tim ionat, iotta ioto jrinalottomm
ponbursfoofii ioinnna eli monbnrs-
foam iumolottomofii, min ie on fait
bistrS Serralle. Sofa ei ole tGalld
ormonniosio olitirioesta oioIliiefii
tiiIltt, ban ei title iit6 lima nGfe-
mGGn, iilld ne feiioo TbbGn Sengen
m%oifittifIin mostoon ia nGmG opnt
perfeleen IopIet. Niin folion fitin
ibnlinen elG6 ~ormonoinsio, min Sit
mala fittiitu fniffio tpfoniG. SGt
tooistoo eta MIND tobooin mittta
&c cite tobtoneet.. Niin otpot be IT.
lie ipD fobotlitIeert iiII1 faifi[Io on
iono ormo torionn. Sierra tooistoa
ionosioon etta MT on pieI6 otolli-
men oifo ia oittiutoen pGirpG; Min
folon fitin fonotonn: t6nG pGiipGnG
Ell ole fetGdn fuIiettii uIos, faiffi iau
tiillo ia ottoo iInoit robota ia bin
nota miinid ia riesfao. 81 tdsid hi
lie fpipmpfiecn minfdmoincn find O.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Soiminta g. .. MillIin &.-Ienraf.
piirisiG ibbsfnnn o~lfnpnutella:
10 p. 2ebtiiGrtpen firfosin flo s
ilG. Sltlfaa nitoretfin.
IA p. Sebtiidrmen firfosIa flo 10
epp.
IA b. Stem gorf @iniin firfosia
flo s III.
2oppllt,tiirt ilmoitifiet mDo9em-
min.
S. Soafana
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KirkoUn$ia TmoitMksia


Sdam5lIinen tpiminta Gitcbbmrsin
GIN. 2utb fenrafnntapiiriSfd.
Titebburaisin. @nss:
&lnlfmioen eniimdiiend i%unnnntai'
ma iumaIanpaltuelus no. 10 ap. ia
bartausbetfi no. 7 in; rippi ia o. p.
ebtoolIinen iofa aamuinmalmpaItpe'
Iiiffen tai iltabartmis5etten pbtepbes'
"a.
4liufauben toiiena i~unnuntaina III
malanpaItpelis flo. 10 ap. ia ieirra'
human obieImaiItama no. $50 ~
alrHtmiben ioImmtena ~irmnantai'
no neutrality-suspicious. 10. 10 ia las
ten obieImailtma no. $50 III.
&,nfaiisen nelidntend immrntaina
neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 ap. ia shio
rifoIiiton o5ielmaiItana 10. $50 I'll.
BpbdtouIu iofa funmmtatna 10. I
p6inGIId.
a00ri barioitteIee iota tiistai'fIta
No. 7.3o
Geurafunnan t~mitaisfofons taus
100 in.
farloen enfimdiiend maa1n1tatla Ne.
1880 in. Seurafunnml tirtto on: 83
Necbn1ic fnoIn iparrelIn.
Rabnarbisla, Wass.:
&uiifauoen toiiena iunnuntaina
ftmalanpalipeIus etp. Int6. firfos5a
ITO. 4 tai Italia jog min eritsiIesti
fpipitnan.
Rlmtaiben tpiimei1enG festipitfs
iona ~bartausbettt etp Iirtb. ffrfosSa
TO. 100 in.
Marlborosia, Sroesia ia Sit5winiam
isfa sc. 8. pibetddn iumaIanpaIp..
tusiet ielmarnen frnmmtoin fen.
ensfa iota finitaiibesfa.
Seurafumtapiirin pastori on:
g. Riettinen,
70h Recbmic. #.
8&c6burs. Caass.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

SmmaIanpnIiuelnfiia ibbsfnmlla
Id b. 8ruIesio poifdsia, jonfo
poiffafiintoIoifet mG6r1G.
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Smmalanpaliuelmfiia ibpsfmmlla:

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DDsfn1tiid:
Safe &oroen g. Ouf.
% p. flo Rt1 ap. flo 3 ip. flo
s ip.
2 y. lofaf. torStoino flo s ip
5 b Safe gtoroen 9. Oof. flo
h11 up. flo 8 ip. flo s ip.
10 b lofof. Srencb 2ofen icitro-
buoneelIa flo ht1 op.
IA p. Sncob <marnn taIoSia flo
s ip.
16 p6rco NipuIun toIusiu flo s
ii.
10 p. 6renc6 oofcn i~curabltonecI-
Ia flo I'll op.
26 p. lofot. Mennbgon firfosiu flo
1At1 op.
26 p. GoneIi &l1uien foltIullo
flo s ip.
S. rlrpilainen
@enobea, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11

Sddmnbllinen tuinnimta Serfep Gttrn
Gtu. 2itfb. fetrafantapiirisid:
Serfep Gitpsia, 81. s.
airffo: gbesnit atpe. ia Semrp Il.
filmasfa. ldbeld maanaIiien rn,ita,
ten "Summit" -aiemaa, iosfa on Stein
yorfistd tu~Itaesia i66tdtp6 pois III
ndsta ia fdtpeIt6tpd tirfoIe.
SumnIanpnItpeliis iota funnuntai<
ma flo 5 ip. 8. p. eft. ~fuufauben 1
f~srnuntaina.
&appeIi: 81 Bergen atpe. 8oob>
Iotun ia Grmitong atpe. tpdlisId.
1acaion f~atlrtpaiini tho IdbeIIe tappe,
TIA, iefd aritonrobiiliaiurit Srmmit-
afemaIta.
SamaImpuItpeIis iota f~nnrrirtai
10 1o.41 ap. ia ppbdtouli no 3 b.
CupeIufeuranbofsus iota torstai
10 9 ip.
ea1Iibarioitiis ista periartai 10
3 iH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ioia hum 2:na
n ANA iirnrnrntarru To 8 III.
Daem @ocbellesfd, 81. q.
@irffo: 9itpifion #. ia 1lrion atpe
tifmnsIa.
SlmialmpaItpelrs flnitnioen 1:nd
(unnlntaind no 8 in. ia 3:na tors,
taina ITO $50 III.
Cast Bort Gbesterisfd, Conn.
airtio: SeIatpm aipenneIIa,
Wreentpitcbin fatiitpainiitien tporreI>
Ia Sunpalanpaltp. fuitaaben 8:na
f1nnAnt. Ito $50 in.
Npmtdairisfa, 81. s.
@irffo: @Ic1 Hibee dfpe II
e|sxest # flImosfa. SnmalmpdItpe-
las taufaiben 2 ia A tiistaina To
$50 i.
6sIIcfpiIlesld, ". Is.
&Artmsbetfi ~tuiifaliben 1 festitpiiffo'
ma no 8 III.
Masnmt gernosfa, ". y.
u. 2nlnerirla 831 Tortb Serraee
ape. Sartausbetfi ~fiiitfaiben 2.na
ia 4:nd torstdinn ITO s III.
Gatsfinisfd, 81. q. ia Sobofisia,
o. s. b. m. eri ilmoitirffien mltadn.
ga~ItpeIustani bnInatpat ipoitpnt IL
nsittoa iirieelIifesti, tabi idsod par'
piIasfa, fparmeumin tatpdttntptsid
aomrpdipdlId ia iuafla 10 81
s.. @rori
81 gersen atpe. Serfeb gitp, 81. 3.
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&ania1isienrafmnmat Sbipsia

&aniallisienrafnnnat Sbiusia
Sumalanpalmelufiia ia bartats-
betfi6 ibpsfit1tllo.
S~airpprtisia:
10 b. flo 7.30 iI.
90 p. flo 7,30 iu.
81 p. flo 10 ap. ia flo $50 iH.
Isbtabnla Sarbprisfa:
II p. ippsf. bortausbetfi flo 7.30
iII.
Ia b. flo 10 op.
II p. flo 7,90 III.
25 p. flo 100 in.
% p. $. 49,. @bt. fansia flo 10
ap ia flo Z iu.
GIemeIorbisio 1888 SO. 81 It.
ID b. flo 7 iu.
18 p. Sengellinen objelma'ilta-
ma flo 7.3O III.
8olfrib SO. @ilen
SeIef. 549&67 Sliron It.
8ostioioite: 81. 6 @sbtabi,la Ohio.
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p. p.
NitoriIoliitcn fofoufiista iImoite.
tam eritieen.
Ompeluieira f%ofoontar iofa toi-
lena ia n%elidntend torstaina fltusio.
SartauSfofoufIista ia muista ia.
tlinnaiiista fofoufiista ilmoitetaan
erifieen.
sc. 81. 8esterbacf
9roooocf, &c. 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-11
SOiminta q. q. @iniin icnraf. pi
risfS fbpsfnnIln:

90 y. 2osten foiilit ionlnsio pai-
fosio flo 2 jpp.
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to punish dissenters and heretics;
when larger and ever larger bodies
of Christians are modifying the doc
trines of their faith in accordance
with modern enlightened ideas fur
nished by science and history, thus
bringing them ever closer to the
doctrines of liberal Judaism, the
teachings of our prophets.
Shall the Jew now surrender to
the Christian faith, and especially to
that new offshoot, Christian Science,
which is really a recrudescence OF
it's most superstitious elements?
Consider it we'll, dear reader. If you
are not bereft of a sense Of loyalty
and pride, of feeling of sympathy
for those who have unjustly sui
fered and still suffer, and feeling
of resentment against injustice, op-
preston, falsehood, and hypocrisy,
pause and think, before you yield to
the allurements of the new cult.
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THE WAR RECORD OF AMERI-
CAN JEWS
By Julian Leavitt, Director Office OF
War Records, American Jewish
Committee.
(Continued From Last Week.

But the principal reason for the
high percentage of Jews in the SER
vice rests elsewhere. 1t is to be
found in the remarkable number OF
Jewish volunteers. The evidence as
to this is definite and conclusive. A
considerable number of the records
in our files state the exact ages of
the men reported. By actual count
it has been ascertained that of all
the men whose ages were known
fully ten per cent were we'll outside
the draft ages at the time that the
count was made-before the regis
tration of September 18th. If, in ad-
dition to this number there be added
the 10000 sailors and marines, who
are all volunteers, the total OF such
volunteers at present recorded rises
to more than twenty per cent OF the
total in our files. Should this ratio
represent fairly the proportion OF
Jewish volunteers in all the arms OF
the service-and at present there is
no reason to believe otherwise-thls
would indicate that there are from
10000 to 10000 Jewish volunteers in
the service today. In other words,
the normal Jewish quota of three
per cent seems to have been con-
tributed through the draft, and the
excess to be supplied by volunteers.
3. How are the Jewish soldiers
distributed among the combatant
and non-combatant branches of the
service?
Although distinctions Of this ma
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February %, 1919


ton of modern warfare, almost
meaningless, and are therefore not
to be over-emphasized, certain COM
parsons that have been noted in this
connection are SO striking as to COM
pei instant attention.
According to the latest official fig
ures available as to the strength of
the army as a whole and of each
of it's component branches, the total
strength was, in November, 1918,
about 3,665,OOO, of which the in
fantry, artillery, cavalry and signal
aviation branches constituted 90
per cent, and the other branches,
such as ordnance, quartermaster,
etc., constituted 40 per cent. But
among the 10000 Jewish records in
our possession thes distribution
among the first named branches is
fully Y per cent, or II per cent
greater than in the entire United
States Army.
The infantry branch constitutes
26.6 per cent of the United States
Army, while of the Jewish total it
constitutes 51.7 per cent, or prac-
tically double the army ratio.
In artillery the proportion is IA
per cent for the army as whole,
and 10 per cent for the Jewish total.
In cavalry the rate for the entire
army is two per cent, for the Jews
only one per cent.
The Engineer Corps constitutes
II per cent of the army strength,
and but three per cent among the
Jews.
The signal and aviation corps rep
resents 90 per cent of the United
States total, and six per cent of the
Jewish total.
The medical corps is 81 per cent
Of the Jewish total.
The quartermaster corps is o.z per
cent of the army total, 81 per cent
of the Jewish total.
Ordnance is IL per cent of the
army total, is per cent of the Jew
ish total. .
If, therefore, such distinctions are
still held valid it may be said truth
fully that the relative proportion of
Tews in the combatant branches is
far greater than in the non-combat-
ant branches.
Additional evidence as to-. this
point may be found in comparative
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1871 qudI lCIS, dllu PllldSCu, uCSllOy Sus
and murdered their innocent and de-
fenseless denizens. With the cross
held before them, the Jewish victims
were dragged to the funeral pyres
of the Inquisition. Bearing crosses
and icons, the Russian Black Hun
dreds and their hired hoo1igans are
the chief actors in the modern pog-
roms. And when lately the cham
pions of the cross against the cres-
cent, the Greea soldiers, took pos
session of the Turkish seaport,
Salonica, the major portion of the
population of which was Jewish, a
cry of anguish and distress went up
from the Jewish habitations Of that
city: "The Greek soldiers are plum
dering the Jewish quarters, Destroy
ing synagogues and attacking wom-
en-"
And all that we have suffered, and
still suffer, because we have been
the worlds true protestants, al
though mostly passive; because we
have been unyielding in our resist
ance to Christianity's claims of su-
periority, of being the only saving
faith; because we have refused to
surrender to it.
The intelligent and unbiased stu
dent of history knows that the only
explanation of the past and present
prejudice against the Jew, the real
ultimate source of hostility against
him, the origin of all his troubles,
are the Gospels and the Church. The
Jesus story of the Gospels has
stamped the Jew as the accursed of
God, and the Church has been only
too willing to impress this idea up
on the minds and hearts of it's vo-
taries. In the Gospels the Jew is
painted in the blacklist colors. He
is decide. An eternal curse, there
fore, rests upon him.
It is this that has made the name
Jew a byword among the peoples.
Why should such creature be al
lowed to live in peace and comfort
in our midst? the simpleminded
Christian believer asked himself
And the savage instincts of the mob
and the greed of the rulers, and the
fanaticism of the clergy. gave such
answer as is now recorded in our
history in tears and blood. And the
same story, still being dinned into
the ears of old and young, in church