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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05
PROPHET MADE
PREDICTIONS
CORRECTLY
Told Of Things Dur.
ing War Before They
Happened.

Berlin, Aug. 9.-(Correspondence OF
the Associated Press.)-Count Otto
kar Won Chudenitz Czernin., formerly
Austrian foreign minister, is shown as
events and the collapse Of the central
powers with almost uncanny cor
rectness' according to his now famous
letter to the Emperor Charles, writ
tan early in April, 1917, in which he
urged that monarch to make peace
at all hazards OF suffer the loss of
your throne"
Parts Of the text Of Count Czernin's
historic missive have been published
the assembly at Weinaar by Finance
Minister Erzberger. >has now appeared
for the hrst time in the Deutsche
Allgemeine Zeitung, the official Gar
man organ.
It shows, among other things, that
Czernin, alone Of all Austrian states
men, prophecied the entrance, two
years before, of Rumania into the war
on the side Of the Allies and pre-
break" The letter also said the count
expected" immediate French British
and Italian offensives and his forecast
was borne out by what happened.
Within a fortnight after the note to
the ruler had been drafted. on April
16. 1917, the French began the great
"drive'' along a U.s.
mile front, and the British had started
tho battle Of Arras on a front extend
later, plunged across the Isonzo in
the Carso sector for a distance OF 81
miles. crushing the Austrians in their
mad rush.
In view of the reverses to tho
armies of the central powers and on
the I'VE of Americas entry into the
war. Csernin urged the emperor to
make another detailed peace proposal
and not be afraid to make great. sven
had lost its offensive power, but the
eagle OF, the west, he feared, might
prove a stronger adversary than the
PROSTATE bear.
Elm Germany great hope Is laid in
the submarine warfare" he wrote. II
hold this attitude is deceptive. I do
not for an instant deny the fabulous
results Of the German heroes of the
sea- I admit admiringly that the
monthly total Of sunken tons Is some-
thing akin to fable, sui I go on record
as declaring that the result expected
and predicted by the Germans will not
follow" It must be remembered at
this time that German U-boats were
at the height Of their depredations on
the sea On October %, 1918, the
German admiralty admitted tho FAIL
ure of the submarine warfare by re-
calling all the tigers of the deep" to
Kiel and Wilhelmshaven.
"1 hope that the thought, unfortuns
ately incorrect, that England could be
compelled within a few months to
make peace, will lose ground in Ber-
lin," wrote Count Czernin. Nothing
is more dangerous than to believe
those things one wants to believe,
nothing is more fatal than not want
ing to see the principle of truth, and
to succumb to utopian illusions from
which sooner or later there must come
a fearful awakening"
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RETURNS HOME TO
/, FIND WIFE AND
CHILDREN DEAD

Richmond, Va, Sept s.-when c.
B. Slaughter, a contractor, returned
home tonight. he found his wife. To-
months old baby and nine-year old
daughter dead, with bullet wounds
through their bodies. and a third child
fatally wounded. The bodies OF the
children lay in their beds, while that
Of the mother was in the bedroom
doorway. The third child. aged four,
was crying for It's mother and was
unable to explain what had occurred.
Before leaving home this morning.
Slaughter said his wife asked him to
explain the 8 Of a revolver. as she
feared tramps. He said she was in
excellent spirits and he has no ex-
PLANTATION Of the tragedy. m
Aid THE GOODS.
John. do you really think I'm at
tractive?"
do 1? You're as cute as Marie
'Tootsie, as beautiful as Theda Shape
leigh, and as stately as Viola YAM
pire in her last film. Words can say
no more."-Kansas City Journal.
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NOW ABLE TO GO
TO TOWN FIRST
time THIS YEAR
Mrs. Hoffman Lived On
Milk Five Months
Eats Anything

.y Nd n i've on milk for hve
non+h. hefore I found Tanlac ana
row I can eat meat, potatoes or 1| IN
th,rr .lsa 7 want and am bulldlis w
svsr1 dav.n said Mrs. Mary HonnaA
who resides at 731 clougn aVenue'
Superior, Wis. - h.ve
trouble with my stomach, sne VI.
tinued. AFTER every mel -tas
would form and start tel1'oi1 ssred
in my stomach: ! JUST I;ns to
ss.n from CRYING ont with pain az
tirea 7 tust couldn't digest any.
thing hut milk and a little neeI
teaaonce in a while. Then my nerves
heean tn give way and even y ruetle
~ q naner on the floor would make
ma +rernhle like a Leaf couldnt
N anv of nv housework and a. nlgns
r. was 80 nervous and in such pam
that 7 couldn't sleep and nnally go
40 weak and rundown tna1 l cou.u
hardly walk. Then I read aoous
Tanlac and persuaded my nusoano ~
get it for me. ..a,.
.ken Tanlac when I did, I wouldn't
hava been here now to tell the story.
T hogan to build up right away a1ter
Fl had taken one bottle. Ny stomach
WAS relieved. the gas stopped form
ing and I began to eat ana enJoy !.
Now I can eat three good meals eveIy
dav and never have a bit OF trouble.
T came uptown the other day TOT the
irst time this year and enjoyed tns
walk. I can get around n 90 al
my housework, IN getting stronger
every day and think it is Just won.
derful that I found q medicine una
would do all this for me.
ought to know about Tanlac n wnas
it will do for a person who suffers
like I did, and I am glad to tell no"
it helped me-" -
vold's Drug Store and the leading
druggist in every town.-Adv.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

EACH WAVE HAD A CREST.
What did tho Nevertheless think Of
the OCEAN on their first voyage
across" :,
They seemed TO think, it a very
swell afAir."-Boston Transcript.
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the hghting line, men, who otherwise,
would have been engaged In the rear;
"How many Of these men passed
through the Labor Corps cannot oe
stated. but the total enlisternents at
one moment amounted. to between
80. 900 and 10000. OF the Labor
Corps men. some came under t1re
while digging treches and transport
ing stores and ammunition near the
front and casualties were suffered. l
cannot give the figures authoritative"
ly, but I believe there were altoeetner
about 1900 killed and wouded during
the four years of the war"
I:
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Treaty Is Not Enough.
Have Not Forgotten BelSiun.

I'VE are presently. my fellow coun-
trynen, to have the cry great pleas
ure Of welcoming on this side Of the
sea the queen and king of the Belxt-
ans. (Applause.) And I. for one, am
perfectly sure that We are going to
not forgotten the violation Of Belgium:
that we have not forgotten the intol-
cradle wrongs which were put upon
that suffering people. I have seen
their devastated country. Where It
was not actually laid in ruins. every
factory was Quilted Of its contents: ali
the machinery by which It would be
possible for men to 60 to work again
was taken away, and those parts Of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

New York, sept. 4.-Navs Of z
~successful European flight Of .
day by D. G. Cont, American repre-
sentative Of the Caproni company. A
telegram received by Mr.. Cont from
Milan said:
"caproni tr4plane fitted with liberty
motors and eighteen passenger cabin
dew from Milan acros the Alps to
Lyon, Paris, Brussels, Amstardam on
it, way to London" II am vary
much pleased Ia pointing ont this new
splendid performance Of llbArty
motors" M. Cont aid.
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Is Solemn Agreement.

$50 that the heart of the covenant
of the league is that the nations SOL
EMMY covenant not to go to war for
nine months after q controversy be-
comes acute.
III there had been nine days Of dis
cussion Germany would not have gone
to a II there had been nine days
within which to bring to bear the
opinion of the world, the judgment of
mankind upon the purposes of these
governments, they never would have
dared to execute those purposes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-05

Life is a good dea IKE a aeesaw,
and it pays to be decent to the fellow
who is down, for he may be up to-
morrow.-Forbes Magazine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

selves As long as there are factions.
there will he anti-scmitism. The on
Iy way to accomplish thi, unity is by
looking at the good in anotcr'S phase
of religion, not by tearing down the
lad. The jew must have courage. He
should never be afraid to take off his
coat and fight for what he Is lie
must learn 10 establish an cIuili-
rum in his belief. But above all.
the jew must have srlf-re pcct. 1t is
Ly self-respcct that he VIII root ont
rnti-scmitism. which would call,
anti ra tionalism, from The earth
Numerous questions touching vital
POINTS in the lives of the Jewish
students were asked. and Dr. Shere
responded.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
TEMPLE EMANUAL ALUMNI A.
SOCIATION.

The twenty eighth annual reunion
of The Temple Emanuel Alumni as
sociation will he held Monday evening
iune nth at the Brown Palace Hotel.
1t is anticipated this will be one OF
he most enjoyable and largely at
tended meetings of the Alumni.
The music will be furnished by
Goodman's orchestra. which is a draw
ing card in itself and the fact that
most of the twenty-five boys OF the
Alumni, who were in service last
ycnr, have returned home safe and
sound. will be u feature that cannot
be overlooked.
The reception is strictly an invita-.
ton affair. and any one who was
overlooked in the mailing Of invita-
tions can apply to one of the officers
or committee.
Dancing will h enjoyed until IL
o'clock. when dinner will be served In
the large dining room. and then after
a few short talks. dancing will con-
tinue until ? O'Clock.
The officers for 1910 are as fol-
lows. Elmer II. Cohn. president: Eu-
gene Rreedheim, vice pTesideot !;
Frances Rechnitz, secretary: Nathan
Rothschild. treasurer
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
DOINGs OF THE COLONNADERs

The Colonnadcrs were defeated by
the ParamOunts in an indoor game
played on the 14th and Meade grounds
Sunday. May is. 1919 by score of l.
to Z.
In honor of the return of their
brother, Colonnadcr. Mr.. Isadorc Plot
Kin. who has seen service over there
for more than n year. the cOlonnnder,
are planning an affair that will be
different from those given in the Ia t.
AIR. Leo Simon who visited his folks
III New Jersey has returned to the
city. a.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
o. b. ).

The q. H. j. Girls enter tanned their
friends at the home of Miss Lena Rif'
kin last Sunday evening.
Dancing and other amusement form
I'D the entertainment, The guests III
.tluded Misses: ldeila Ggfnstine. Dora
} ;insburg.. Eugcnia Silberr.Ag. shirley
foknrsky. Helen SABBATH, .Iulic,te
Lang. Anna Nifkin. Ethel TOnowsky.
.iiida Silberrins. Hattie Wolf and
iioste..s, Alcssrs. Julius ':OOdstein.
Louis Ketchum. VIM. GinSbuis. Harry
urc.ntz. David Giilsburg. VIM. Good
stein. Mr.. Fox. Sylvan t;leberman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
Ex-pATIENTs ASSOCIATION NEWS

The laying Of the corner stone Of
the new dOrmitOry building by the
Aid Association for eX-paticnts of Den-
yer SanatOrium which will take place
on Sunday. June 1st. recalls To mind
.hc tremendous struggle which this AS
sociatiOn has had in its ten years of
existence and the success that has
crowned the untiring efforts Of tho,
little band of workers who have held
On to the ship of hope when the ad-
versilics seemed insurlnuunrabie.
The problem Of the cafe Of>thc con-
s,inptiyes ufter their discharge from
the Denver SanntOriums existed for
a long time prior to the organization
of the Aid Association for EN-l.aticnts
uf Denver Sanatorium in the year
.a0S. No attempt 10 systematicnll!
look after their welfare WAS made
until made by this Association.
This Association was brought info
Delng by this pressing situation: In
1907 the burden of caring for the dis
charged patients of the SanntOriums
for ConS,imptivcs here became so grcnt
that many charitable organizations
combined in demand upon the state
Legislature that law he passed pro
hibiting the coming into the State OF
consumptives, particularly those with
out financial means The passage of
such a law would have had the effect
II destroying the National Jewish hOs-
pital for ConsumptiveS and Sanatorium
of the Jewish COns,,mptives Relief So
cicty. and more. it would have depriv-
cd the poor consunptives of their Op.
portunity and hope to prolong their
lives in the Colorado climate. There
was then only one way to defeat the
passage of that law and that was to
provide proper agencies to care spe-
cifically for that problem. So this
Ex-Paticnts Association was or
gnniZcd as the agency to devote itself
TtAtlusNcis " tIc 'ai' VI 'hS -
Patients" and with the organizat on
Il the Association the pending Bill
was defeated.
NThc Association commenced its work
with the giving of relief such as pay
'ng. rent. supplying groceries and some
money But later experience demon
strated that such relief WAS not cf
fective and did not solve tile problem.
and that the only way to materially
ilclp the unfortunate consumptive who
becomes helpless is to give him
home whesc he may remain during his
natural life. Accordingly such II
Home was established by this -Asso
riation about two years ago on a five
acre tract of beautiful Mount View
boulevard. where twenty patients are
now receiving the best Of care. The
new building will he used exclusively
rs dOrmitory for thirty-six more
"a tients. The building will he the
most modern of its kind in the coun-
try 1t will have sun and sleeping
,orches all round and doors Heading
from each room onto the porch so that
he beds can easily.be moved out from
the room on the porches.
Reserve June 1st for the 'Ex-Pa
tents"
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
ADONIS C.ABAl..

The dance given by the Adonis Cahai
club. Sunday, May Is, WAS II great
success. all present had a most en-
joyabie time.
Esther kress and music was furni, IL
ed by Williams famous jazz hand
Those who enjoyed the evening We're
the Misses Jennie Susmun. Eth Shon.
fcid. Mamie Swartz, Edith Goldberg
Lillian Mosko. Sadie I.evinson. Belle
li,ibin. Rena Grecnblutt. Esther Green
blatt. Esther Kress. Ida May. Clara
Eosenthal. GOldie Elierstein. Martha
Gardner. and Annie SOsney. Messrs,
Harry GrrneitZ. sam Gibbons, Morris
Susman. Max Keller. Max ROssman.
Mathew Wandcl, Albert I.crner, Sam
Rosenthal, Nathan Snyder, Sollie Pas
ternack. Sam Eiscn, Ben Goldberg
William Goodstcin. Harry Gootistcin.
barney Rose and Sam Zackheim.
At II recent meeting the following
were elected to hold office: Mathew
Wandcl president; Harry 'Greneitz.
vict-presidcnt; Sam Gibbons. trcasur
er: Albert Lerncr. financial and re-
&c riding secretary; Morris Susman.
corresponding secretary. Kindly ad
dress all communications to Mr. Nor
iis Susman. secretary, 2111 Downing
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

SAIr. r.Notltz SkSASs
time in the city enroute from GhivaSo
to Walsenberg. ~ i, IN; I;
SerEt. Josef Brodsky has srrtvcu
from France after serving with the
115th supply train for over . year.
sergt. Brodsky gained his lieutenanct
i.apcrs on the day the armistlce was
signed and WIS discharged at Camp
Presidio last week. Ne arrived home
Thursday with his charming wife and
is glad to be back. They will make
their home with their Isrents Mr..
and Mrs. J. Erodsky at l:::.2 +. 18th
Ave
Mrs. David Newberger is making Q
very nice recovery from the serious
operation which she recently under
went. She viii! return to her home
shortly.
MIR. and Mrs. .Adolph Norris and
family will return to their own home
lt 1893 York st. June 1.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER MEN.
ORAH SOCIETY.

A very enthusiastic and Interested
group OF young people met at the
savoy Hotel. Sunday evening. to hear
DR.. o. VI. Shere's tall, on "Anti-Sem.
itism." There are four things, the
jew must do" be said. ito help rid
tire world of anti-semitism. There
nust be unity among the Jews them
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
YOUNG wOMEN'S JEWISH ALI
ANCE ANNUAL OF TING.

The annual outing of the Young
Women's Jewish Alliance will take
place Sunday. June 22, 1919. \ com
mittee consisting Of Misses Celia Nor
ris. Minnie Flaks and Anna Weiscr.
was appointed to select II place for
the outing. Watch for further an
nCuncements.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
B. NJ. II. ALUMNI DANCE.

The 10Th annual dance Of the Il.
NJ. ii. Alumni, in honor of the class
CT 1919, will take place, Thursday.
.!nne 9TH at Progress club. Morrison
orchestra will furnish the music,
':'ickets are Obtainablc from all
alumni members. Don't miss il.
Everyone will M there.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
THE FIRST PICNIC.

The first picnic of the season will
he given by the nIenlbers Of the Is.
II. ii. Ladies' Auxiliary Sunday after
hcon and evening .lunc 18th. at
Eliicll's Gardens. Buy your tickets
from the ladies' as The organization
gets no credit for tickets bought at
the gate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
MEMORIALS OF. p. u AND q, Z
DARATE s:.s

The un,yersi,y, Of peavef Aeaset4
win hold its ,nrst annual asetts Nj
the University Of scolorsae !, 4tssnh
Sunday evening. June & 1t ~. ~.
dicr's and Sailors club. TAe s6bjEt
vin be Resolved nat the ysitea
states should ester ehe LeAs~t =
Nations" IA. y,
The uniyersity Of Denver xsasrsh
viii take the negative. a rrizs = &2s
e offered hy the AaeotaA AlstnAi to
the winning team AAnaAst<A ) ten
c.s' ,. ;sslelrf
Jess d LAsas, uagia1A. ~ ~
lishitg hont fss ths acsl all sSs6y.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

(all contributions for this column must
reach this office by ~ o'clock 1u-sd"y1
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
Clubs

(All contributions for this column must
reach this office by II o'clock TuesdayJ
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mrs. Samuel Slverman was tia
hostess Sunday afternoon ut her horne.
1850 Lincoln St. to prettilly arrang-
c.l shower given in the honor of Vera
Roscn who is soon to become bride.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21
Social NeDs

A/O(G&4S VSSS
(All contributions for this column must
reacl, this office BY II o'clock rues."yJ
The many friends of DIR. j. Morti-
iucr will be pleased 10 hear that he
is improving gradually from his rec
ant illness.
Miss FritSia Schlcsingcr. OF Lincoln
MrI. Murray &. Shanlal.
Dr. and Mrs. Haskell Cohn were the
hosts at dinner last Sunday evening.
Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mrs. Fannie Goodman who is at Ex'
cclsior Springs, is much improved by
l.er stay there.
Mrs. Julia Morris was The hostess
ue i delightful luncheon bridge last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klein left We'd
port. Conn.
Mr.. NJ. S. Radetsky has joined his
family in California.
Mrs. Nate Cohn entertained n few
ladies ,at luncheon last Friday.
The many friends of Mrs. Bertha
! Wcbber, mother of Mcsdames Joe
Grimes and 1t. Isaacson, will regret
to hear Of her serious iih,css.
Mrs. q. NJ. EttensOn of Chicago is
| Wishing her daughters. Mesdames
Edwin Eisendrath and Louis IsaacsOn.
of a beautifully arranged party last
| saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ehrlich of fu-
cblu wish to announce the engage
ment of their youngest daughter, Liz
zic. to Mr.. Ike Jacobs of Greeley
formerly of Pueblo.
The Mesdgmes Leopold Mayer.
Emily Levy. Julius wallbrmn and
,dolph Mayer, will entertain ut an
elaborate luncheon bridge Wednesday.
May rs, ut the Brown Palace hotel
Miss Sadie Epstein has returned
home. after an extended trip East.
here she was visiting her sisters. and
Ind IL delightful time.
Mrs. Jacob I.askowitz and daughter.
Eleanor, Of Kreml:ns. Colo, are VS.
iting their parents, AIR. and Mrs. II.
Strassburs.
Mrs. Al Price gave one of her Sc
rics of parties Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam IsaacsOn returned
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mrs. Ray David left Thursday for
an extended eastern trip. She will at
tend the conference of Jewish Chari-
ties at Atlantic City, and also visit
New York. Buffalo. and Columbus.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mrs. Ira Rothgerber was the hOs-
tess of the Wednesday club this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. sam lsaacsOn returned
Sunday from their western trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Miss Frit<ia Schlcsinger. OF Lincoln
Ncb.. is the house guest of Mr.. an,
MrI. Murray e. Shan,lal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mrs. NJ. Ripley will entertain tn
Friday club this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

The marriage OF Miss Rosa pfeifei
and Harry Z. Isaacson ~ili be sol.
omnized June 18th, al the Brown Pal
;.ce hotel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

The many friends of DIR. J. Morti-
Incr will be pleased 10 hear thut he
is improving gradually from his rec
ant illness.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mrs. Benson and children, who have
been visiting in Denver. leave this
week for their home in California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mrs. NJ. Lehman of Kansas City
has been visiting in Denver for sew
eral weeks and will leave this week
for California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mrs. NJ. Iandis and son, who have
lccn visiting in Chicago. Toledo. Val
praise. Omaha and Lincoln. are ex-
pcctcd h,me. May 81.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

\ miscellaneous shower was given
by the Misses Lenett ana Jennie Hoff-
man in honor of Rose Platt on Sunday
afternoon. Those who enjoyed the
afterOon We're the Misses Rose Platt,
Bessie Bloom. Esther Winter, Sadie
MeselsOn. Esther Goldman, Yetta Gold
fedder. Anna SOsny, Anna Kalb, Belle
Tobin. Minnie Bernstein, Clara Bern
s;e.n. Grace Lutz. Bessie Milstein.
Mollie Schroeder, Lenctt Hoffman.
Jennie Hoffman. Mrs. Il. Platt and
aIrs. f. Hoffman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Mrs. l.. IIerts and little grandson.
Coleman, are expected in Denver sun
Gay and will lie the honse guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jarinkes and family.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

I Mrs. Al Price gave one of her Sc
rics of parties Saturday afternoon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

MRS. Rosa Bernstein, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Jacobs, reached
Denver this week from their home in
Texas. They expect to spend the
summer here.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

Miss I4enore Isaacs entertained 4
group of young people Saturday eve
ring.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-21

DIR. and Mrs. Haskell Cohn we're the
hosts at dinner last sunday evening.
Covers were laid for sixteen.